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Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-13

GEORGIA.
Revenue O6cer shot.

WAsHrxsrox, d. c., December II. The
following telegram was received By Com
missioner Raum to-day, from Collector
Clark, Atlanta, Ga: deputy Collector W.
T. B. Wilson was shot through the body last
night, while seizing an Illicit distillery. Two
men were arrested and the distillery seized.
Ithink Wilson will recover" Wilson Is q
resident of Gainesville, Ga
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-13
NEW BRUNSWICK.
ShipWreck.

ST. JoHN, December IL. British barQuc
Nonahurn, of and for London, with deals
from Miramichi, was wrecked at ST. Georges
Bay, n. F., on the 2end ult., and it is be-
lieved all hands, with the exception of the
mate, perished. The captain died on shore
on the sth inst. from effects of injuries re-
ceived
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-13
Superior COnrt.-Judxe Whttehou.e- nr..
siding. PAo'

SATURDAY, December IL.
Marshall ii. Holmes vs.. David J. Halde
The trial was concluded and the case sent to
the jury little past four o'clock in the af
ternoon. They returned at so with YER
dict for the ptf., assessing the damages at
Sl,6l0.O4.
In order Monday:
72. Jackson VS.. House. Spear; Carleton.
lS9, Williams VS.. Robinson Baker & B. ::
Titcombs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-13

Osman Pease, while being taken to jail IN
an intoxicated condition, Saturday night ieli
down fight of stone steps, breaking his
high.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-13

The murray Club, the new literary ana
'ocial club formed by the Universaiist peo-
pc, meets this evening with Miss Nellie
anith.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-13

JAY ID. DuNNISG, Clerk, Wabash Shops,
Toledo. Ohio, says Il am now wearing an
.'Only Lung Pad" and it has afforded me al
most instant relief from asthma.-See Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-13
NEVADA.


BELLIvILLE, December IL. Chas. Marshall,
a noted desperate. who murdered an inoffen-
sive old man on Tuesday night, was taken
from the sheriff this morning by citizens and
hanged
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-13
CANADA.
Grain Receipts aud shipments.

MONTREAL. December IL. The receipts of
grain in this city in 1850 were e3, 500, 900.
bushels. shipments 25, .6t. 200, an increase
respectively Of . and 10 per cent. over last
year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-13
w EST INDIES.
state OF Siege Raised. /.

HAVANA, December IL. Capt. General
Blsnco has raised the state of siege in Santa
Clara. Civil tribunals will resume their
functions, but crimes of rebellion and sedition
are reserved to military tribunals.
Captain Drowned.
Capt J. J. Hicks, of American brig l.. NJ.
Merritt of Bucksport, Ne, was drowned in
Matanzas Bay, eth ut.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-13
VIRGINIA.
Cold Weather.

PErERsBuRG, December ii. The weather
last night was the coolest in this section for
wears. Ice is of the thickness Of about ten
inches If the cold snap continues many
days fine harvest Of ice will be made.
Iudictment Of Election Jadges.
RICHMOND, December IL. The grand jury
to-day, indicted FIVE more election judges.
two from the city of Manchester and three
from the town of Chester, for refusing to
receive ballots.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-13
KENTUCKY.


PLEASURE PARK. December II. Sylvester
Webster shot Matthew Miller dead at the
colored church, in dispute abouf . woman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-13

The meeting Of the Reform Club yesterday
u'ernoon was quite we'll attended.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-13

The careworn and overworked find COM
fort and strength in Malt Bitters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-13
Ple Wonderful OrgQilGttG !

viii make rery acceptable Christmas
Present!
ANYBODY CAN PLAY IT!
Hmm Tunes, Gospel Songs, Popular AIRS,
School Songs, Marches, Waifses, &c, ~
fact all music that can be p.ayed upon tn
Reed Organ, can also be played upon fhs
Orguinetfe.
Prices are low. A complete and perfectly safisiac-
torv strument NAV be bought for esooi Prom that
fo SsO the increase depends the number ct reeds
size and finish Of the Instruments, &C.
EXPLANATION.
amO Orguinette isa Reed Organ. played mechan-
,caiIv There l. q row of reeds, hole bored in the
rood under each reed and bellows arranged so as 70
suck the air through the holes. Were all the noies
sen, onen ali the reeds would sound at once; out
.rip Of the perforated paper slides over the opennEs
in sucb way as to shut out or admit tne All IN IA
order which plays the tune. That 10 All the
hut there is necessity for nice machiness wnicn
we'll made and durable and not liable 10 get ou' o'
Strips of perforated paper, containing Orgnlnetts
r,nsic are sold bs the foot. An Is foot STRIP VIII
n,sT very long tune. foot strip snort
pnc Nv a simple arrangement, the same tune may
~ renes,ed many times: Is. 70 or 20 tunes may oe
nlsced upon roller, and rho'e concert gwen e""
secu;ively. . .;z.,,., rr c.Il and
hear for yourself at the store OF
DITSON, HAYNES & CO.,
578 Washington Street, Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-13
Legislative N0tice.

Notice is hereby given to all who may be con-
cerned that the KenBebec Log Driving Company
will apply to the Legislature of Maine for the year
1851, for authority to construct a boom and piers in
the kennebec river at Browns Island so-called sit
uated about five miles north of the Augusta dam.
kennebec Log Driving Co., by
ABNER COBUEN, President.
December. 1850,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-13

WAsHINGroN, December IL. Distribution
of standard silver dollars for fhe week
ending to-day aggregated S490,907. For
corresponding week in 1873. $390,9sI.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-13

Complete population returns from Uta
are received. Total population is l43. .9Oi
OF this number 74,47l are males and SO, AZ
females. Native born, 99,97i; foreign brit
439S3
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-13

BERLIN, December II. II is intended to
cover very large increase in the military
budget of the empire by loan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

esd allow Il! j; ,99a ip!oI c.,ira and aa":T,2Gce
Ct human nature 10 nG7t due weISht ID dtc'd'
iDe upon inc nomi6ac. Their otiecs should be
to stl:ct tie msu uho will stand the lest char &C
Of Winning, cod 10 s:cc;inR the candidate they
should pac, more reliance npcn their own good
sensa lba7 rpan aEa' laar b. told them By The
Interested siiirtis Il: he several gentlemen
ghoso Games ri | ba hlou.ht htitrJ tie COL
vfnto1. Reasoning from what vs. SEQ 10 our
numc7nus txchan&o iii, !fon what We hear 10
conversation with pccn'c from all pats of the
countly in Washington, from the personal and
polite, 81 history CT c:ch ci.hc gentlemen spoke n
OF in court ellen Wit: the rouila:or, and from
Gu! knoTicdge Ct men We havo 30 hesitation 10
Sc; ing that according to cur belief MIR. Blyari
possesses fowcs cicu1c5!a Ct weakness a1l more
of srerHth ;han auJ OF his worthy rivals for The
ro.liGa.i0r, aud tbs. wish lin SIS the candidate
Sgaios! GeacTal Grant the battle will be &C
eide! ia lis farcr even before it is f,ugh'.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY ~
ED G. AR SNOW u En-.
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY rs. 1889.
|. those who apIrchcod the Immediate dis

L. those who aplrehcod the Immediate dis
s,lu;ion OF Alexandra, or inaginc that tic
good old city il dead or dying, or "fti he'd
tmc tC s,toll Low1 about Ag0oW's blooma'y.
second to 90 works # tho KIDD in tho couatIy.
aud where the best blooms that cln DC had, no:
excepting tho famous Swedish, arc turned out;
the ship yard, acknowledged 10 DO untquacd
III Completeness aud facilities by apy in tho
cluntTyi and loAk into tho machno shops aud
factories along Unieu street and out toward,
Hills bakery take in tho way l;ryants fer
ii'zIn. manuiactorJ, or pTOl0ng thor percgtln-
u!i1n' 10 tho work shops Of the railroads, ana
ID Jamlcson Il Cullio, iron and brass founGry.
or Rlshiel'J saw mill and sash factory then
mcandcr towards pJrner'j great brewery, onn
"t the largest and mos. complete establishments
III the klni ~ ihc country. u 0us to Eagle
hard, :, ut West Fad then conc aiorg down
klng t. aud peep lntn the big dry gods houses
vi Pre-. L elder Il Co., iStashcar. Isaac lhchbCrg
and oihers, tho shoe houses OF WaIdCy, Fall
and others, lad tho ciOlhlnE oInp0lluu4 II
Nj s,rs. STRAUSS, WATERMAN. and Others. Tic tin
AID s.Cva factories Ct Hey, StaDsbury, AID
others, and the large grocery establishments oil
Mcl!nrncy Il Son aud g. VIM Ramsey, lhcu
waudcr Oh; 10 Tic IaIgeat sGd beat arranged
ihhue'y IN ihr c0untr,; c5DlLc co ty MeSr'.
=. T.. Snoot 4 Sons. tho leather iurncd out
tr,m which Stands uni xc4ilcG 10 tho make OF
tbs cIun!ry. &ni III many other places VIZ could
mculiun, and see al hands busy as bees, The il
ieas Sould bo changed, aud tho vail G! The
croker that is doing ST. much 10 il lro ul at
homo and broad would he drowned amidst tho
hustle and Ec;ieiy going on 10 Our IL ilst. but
wh.ca seems to b. cntiftl y oy, rocked. There Is
mu,h ruoru business done in Alexandria than il
rfedltcd TO her, but hcoar ii il dona uno .tcrtc
tiDml,. 1t IL su?p,s Il that il il always dull.
We would ike Lo sec it brighton md moro ar
two on the river lruu', but even there there IS
sItno improvements, and nary nero W s;cIa arc
now seen at tho wharVcs thnn for sorla years
back. while the transportation ty steamers is
steadily Increasing. III, t,aio with tho West
lndits ~ sL O growiog ancc more, and Mt!srs.
w. A. SmoOt +. A. Reed. and S. T.. Merrill
tX0cnd mary thousands of dollars each month
here and in the surrounding country for shocks
thatarO shipped from hero regularly toCaba The
cIal dcpots arc sesio busy. aud tho canal trace
IL booming" wblc tho facilities for sbipiiog
arc 80 Superior ct thls port as to DEFY rivalry.
Ga Tho whole. There is much !if, in tho old
town yet" and as her young men. imbuod with
aspil! Of energy, gradually take their PLACES
in her business afEairs tho improvement will
continue uaiiI wo arc again thriving and pros
porous city.
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Thc Eains-The CrOps-A New Fhil.
oSOpher.

Correspondence or tho Alexandra Ca.Stto
HEwLETTs, Mny IA flor ono of tho lonces,
Gnd most sCrlous druughtS ever known in this
section in spring tim1 il commenced raining on
Saturday shout noon, and continual with but
little in!crru pLion Till Sunday about noon. Tho
ground sntm' thoroughly wot, and i! haa cleared
Oil warm ard still. Nor has tho rain como q
day too soon for anything. tut, wa fesr, much
too late for scmo things.
Contrary to PRECEDENT AMI theory, Tho whosl
during tho long, cool, airy spoil WAS attacked
with Iu:t on tho blades. beginning at tho roots
and extending up. urtil tho whole wcro invoiy-
cd. Somo folds nro perfectly brown, with
scarcely living b;ado. An examination undor
tho nlscrnscoEo dsclCses, first, small ganrro.
nous tpocks. rs though tho plant bus bucn
wounded hy mlnlItn puncLute and around
these ainoleo Of discolorations, spreading in oys
~ dire c.lon. but most rapidly lonpit,idjnaIIy
On some blades there aro only n very Tow dis
coloraions but they soon spread upt sll tbn
lcai IS involved III others there Ara thouesnd1
| can we'll ims9ine when the circulation of tbo
plan: Is teebo from tho want Of moisture in tho
earth, that any wound w0uld DO li.blu TO bo
como gangrenCu;, and this morning, upoo a
microscopical examination, found in tho hosd
nh insect which, scarcely visible to the nsked
oyo, presented truly formidable appegrance
under tho gae.
II moro rescmbled tho co! gast than sny 9th.
or insGc: l know of. II WAS probably ton times
As long as it wss thick, having on the furo n,rt
Of It's BODY four legs. Il small pointed head. two
antlors and clsw shsprd mouth Tho lower
part OF Its body, llkoa wasp, was much larger
and longer than tho front. They arc nuits
black aud czcnedin2ly activa and rand in ihsir
movements. lind them this morning only in
the mcshos OF the gran imbodded in the can.
suie; somo havo an appearance Of incident
wings. hey may or msy not be-, but probably
are, the cause ct the rust, produced ss above III
GiCsted.
Another email, groom irsact has caused serious
ltjury to the apple crop Puncluring tho small
trult 1t Wlthors and drops Some Trees which
ware full have thus been stripped. The larger
irult though punctursJ soe,ng to RI is. nnd
overcome me injury.
a new PHILOSOPHER ia the pG.; on of an e1csl.
lent negro boy. of fne character and much en-
er2y and industry. he's arisen in this neiphbor.
hood. he contends with Jchn Jasper, thst tho
sun surely moves around tho earth, snG also
that tho earth is squared For his frat position
ne appeals alone TO ono pe-ssgo of Scripture:
ii he sun also arises and the sun goeth down
ana hsst-sh to his place where no arose. How
Can 1t hssln without moving? For his second
he refers to the following: And after those
things saw fcu. angels standing on the four
corners OF tho earth y Bow can lhere be COR
rcfs TO . gioba? how uniformly to fquare2
HANOVER
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ga: 40 JsE yE{E u.ss,

lho Gaverno. Of Bermuda proclaimed Nay
Is that tno Bahamas were infected with yellow
fever.
The Senate yesterday passed Mr.. Morgan
INIT resolution providing tor count OF tho
electoral vote.
1t hsa been decided ty tho PENNSYLVANIA an.
taraclte DEoduclng Interests to suspend coal
milling tho lest three days Of each week 10 June.
A CONVENTION of suporicterIents of insane
asy lums throughout tho United States ard
Canada will c3m@cnoo its sittings 10 PhilRie.
phla to day.
Tho announcement yesordOy afternoon that
tho Gos5.Ryan ptiz, fight had como off at
Foit Hamilton, N. u, proves to have cen
hoiX
President uowcn, Il. III. Lewis aud S. A.
Caldwell, have been appointed receivers of tho
ksadlGg Rslrosd ana Coal and Iron Compa.
Mics. both for Pennsylvania and New York.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Compepy
yesterday rendered the Finance Board Of Balti.
moro payment CT tho balance of liz Gyo million
loan. but tic board declined 10 receive il before
ita maturity.
4 Case OF smallpox vas Uncovered among tho
lmulSriLtj On the steamship Atthia, which or
it'Iu a. LustuI Ouuudy, bLu INC StCCt3So pas
senGcri aud crew, 900 in al. wtro vacsinattd 10
oJESt quoDCt.
Samuel s. SoitoIgood, We'll known dealer
in and Extensive importer Of fruit ia PLiIadoi-
nhia, committed suicide yesterday by haueing
himself a! his residence. lilo WaJ d director CT
tho Central National Bank. ard president OF
the Argent flining Company.
Tho Ualtcd STATES Steamship poahatau
HaIch has becn aground at the mouth of tho
Rappahannock river, Was hauled eff SudJsy
nIsht ty tho Tallapoosa and wrcckiug steamer
Baker. alter replacing tho guos shv will pro-
cecLci to iotkloan.
Tho LculSlans republican Sale convention
Was held yesterday, aud an uuinstruatcd dele
cation Cent to Chicago. sandiog 7 each for
ShtrDau and Grant, | for Blaine add un
kou%a. ~ oumGCr OF Graut delegates boted.
held separate convention, aud elected O solid
Grant dcicga!ioI.
At tho General Cur(cfc1oo Of the Nj. f..
Church at CincinuGti, yesterday, resolution
was adopted to hold tho next General Confer
tnco at Philadelphia. Tho report OF the gen.
| eral cJnllIittco on legislation, which provides
That the General Conference shall be composed
OF two houSts. lay add ministerial, Was defeated
by Vtto OF 10 yeas to 2ll nays. Tho report
81 tho Committee Gu lay representation, Which
provides that lay delegates to tho uumbor Of
ono TO every SIX pastoral charges bo admitted
to ADJUST c,otcrenoGs wa3 laid 90 the tatIo hy a
vote oil Isl to lac.
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alnIlMfiirai Murder.

CHICAGO. May ga special Dispatch from
Port Wash!r sI"o. Wis to tho Times says
Tnc lic'a u! Innst u1rsIuril murder have iust
bo, made rnb'c. john Gotr.d Il we'll 10 do
farmer, living l. miles north Of this place, was
tho father Of Ohm lrtor Courad, aged -. 4 bed
ridden cripple, whu had been muto iroru bis
birth. Ga Monday last Conrad returned homo
dfuLk md In 4 brutal ,nnot. Ito first uuar-
relied With hs dun&htHr il law. then went M
stairs add beat LIS crippled SOD. epdng by
throwing h,D down staIis, tho ILL breakioe mis-
neck. Subs fucDtiy llo took every rrccau.iou
To centoni tho crime; W, sn0d ny tho blood
which cSmn from his victiGu's mouth and Ike Of
tho body Gu: OF sigh; uui; it WAS buried. Eve
rsthiPg Was dcrn quietly, but the District At
torncy and Ju.tlrn at the l'nrca had thoir susui.
cinns AROUSED, md CAUSED tho boiy To be TX
tnmod An examination p owed that the Grip
pu had born Killed, AID had not died of Apo.
peyy, as stated by his father. 1t was thcn oils.
covered thht Conrad had s.hrte,! for tho East,
intending to 20 10 Germany. A Telegram csus-
Cd his arrest ~ Euil,!o, and An ctlicer having
procured the necessary reqaisiLioa Is now on hi.
way cast TO brig him back 10 WISCONSIN,
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Tramp Shot by II Woman.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., May 2j.-Io Elst
GteoDwloh this morning. tramp entered the
farm house OF Chas. Z. Hopkins, and when
Mrs. Hopkins returned. a!tcr a brief absence,
she tuuod him gathering up tho Spoons and
other silver. lie turned GA her. threw her
down, pounded her shocSinrly and stripped of
her c'otblog. when she told him he cnu'd have
the money which Was 10 tho house il hu would
let her get up. Eager for tho money. he re-
Taxed bis hold, wh,n she s2izsd loaded Gun.
The tramp tried to wrest it from her,
but Unable to do Sc. he sprapg from o
window. when MIS- Hopkins fired. lie gave s
scream and fed 10 the woods whore search is
now being made fer him. The doctor WAS sum.
moned for the bravo womsn. She is danger
ously hurt.
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While it is right that the delegations from
the South to tho Cincinnati convention should
80 there unpledgcd and inlcnt only upon select
leg The man 1ho can secure tho largest vote 10
tho North, as tho section thoy represent will
supply most Of the candidate efEootiVe strength
i, will be right and proper for them to exercise
due care and preoaution 10 accepting IS true ell
that may be told them tbcsc. Neither must
th"y forgot that tho result of tho three
last presidential elections has failed in tho
must signal and disastrous manner 10 estab.
lsL the claim OF their party associates 10
The North to superior political sagacity. They
should therefore consult among themselves, as
we'll as with the delegations from the North.
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PEoiIr u 'Hc c"un'iy fa'o anothIf ''S'"hco
aho!aou 'itiA u t"o l1s'nccr''y Oh t"o !f'ies
S'o1s u s',cc'o' 'r'oouan'P LOT 'Ncih thAt ar'
lna'' 10 lao NORTH 'c'auSe ,"e proprietor
y. 'n'"' '"s&"'o 1"o ''u'1'oa VI a'cu III
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Gao OF tho chitt reasons Of want CT proper
tomato prtsptriy and iacrcfscd business 10 our
cl;y IS tho Icrnicous habit that has OF,
talatd here s!nco tho war especially, of runnir {;
u Washington ord Baltimore, or scad!u (
further Ntr h to make PURCHASES, whcD, 10
niao cases cut Ct ten, tho arice cnu'd be
fought here. end tho typ,hso of travel and
transportation, if nothng else. saved, and to
that extent tho business here would BIO iLctcas-
ed, and that much money retained 10 cilcnl,-
ton 10 our midst. The evil has been en-
anty growing one. until cur merchants Justly
complain that they arc thus sighted. especially
iy these who arc interested directly in tho irr.
mediate growth and Improvement OF tho city,
Although. possibly ungsant to make tho nsscr,
ton. Tho ladies' must take their share. and u
large oue too, of tho iriury they arc uuconsci-
Ouslr, wo arc sure. doing their opn poopIe; for
wtrc they TO c)rliho their purchases mere
u)sely to home, their husbands, fathers sod
brothers. would 5000 reap tho advantages,
Wh'le the merchants, who aro now uni 10, some
times. to keep on haud rlices that arc soucb
for only abroad, would thcn DO warranted in
selecting goods that would profit themselves
Md plc' ), tho taste OF tho most fastidious, "
Tho owl OF which sc complain has. doubtless,
been talked Of Ir every family in our midst, and
VARIOUS excuse; given for it, but unless there il,
detcrmlna' ion Oh tho part CT the female por
ton OF our population, and macy Of tho male,
to "tutn over u new leaf ADD encourage home,
mrrc extensively, MI, sooner or lator, vii!
in' tho result. II all tho carpets and mattiprs,
tie a"cry. silks and satius. tho c,l.c,cs and
cottons, tho oluthug. hats, shoes aud the
'housaLd smaller article that are bou sht most.
" IN ncl;hbocing Giles. weru purchased here.
where they could be procured on batter terms
aud OF equal quality. how SOON would tho heDe.
tloout results DO fell! and our merchants, Tins
encouraged. could expand their business. i,-
c:suse their stocks OF The iiucr goods, and leave
40 room whatever for g5ing away from homo
TO buy anything.
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fSia = as -SEstS

n. L?on Say De-; bean chosaa e. ,aa is,
!heir claiida,e for President c. the i'>c,aSS5
Senate. N1ta
Loriilard's GlEy Golaliinc hiss bee, .r..4,;.,
tor all her engagements Fl the E;ssr sur s,r'.
meetings. 'O~'''''
Improved acNuGt4 haze b. r:ceiec,; e.
Mosu!. where famine has prevailed, Tia , .'&a'
has been reduced two thirds. Bu. fsri,c t .'"'
ia Van. Alssbkad aud BAslkath, gtsr '' :.
deaths arc inIumerabc. ''''
Reports from Consanstnop!c sta,e H..
famine tar Worso than that which is INV r,,
ing Ireland and portions of Russia is rsv:n; ;"-
Syria. Tho suffering is so great thst 81, ~
wrolched inhabitants arc caliag The bnu;a. -" y,
the dead, and largo numbers arc pcl,hjrr ,r,r,
starvation. ''@'
10 the British patiiar.cut ysstc,I.y, l.ri
Hsrtlugton said the government tcsi,ci ="
withdraw tho troops from Afrhanistsu a. s,,,
as possible, cotsistcrt with tho honor Of Ers.
lspd. Mr.. Gladstone said ho you'd s,,n i>r
upon tho tsble the correspondence, rcll,y, :,
the domaod Of the Uoilc1 States fer SIa2 a.,
au tco3uut Of tho Fortune Bay aHsir.
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lCCMMCSIC.iTEn

7 NNI7''''7- wv ~ N.
L: docs sot:n 10 Gil observer, that before o..
undertakes TO "iHcud'' Ias i;c Should l,ara
the application Of the samr. Ii Mr., DiLr,l
knew anything abut the o[ic, OF S;orckcca,.
aud Gauger he ought to have known thats.,r.
keepers and esug,rl aro rover Assigned! {, de-.
t,Ileres that mash" over sixty bushels ncr ,i,v
OalV stOrckcepers orc assigned ami on, pau,.,
to two or moro disliiciios and MS an,enrm,,,
does not reach either OF the atovu cisic.rs IN,
melcly applies to sLorrkc 'pers ani eaus,,s !. :,
whcrc the oiEc arc cnubincd. Ffau ,nc IL,
tercst some OF these Southern u,clah,r; has,
taken in tho production. they must clt:c, i
Interested 10 its production or expect to h,y
Use Tor great deal Of it this fall REX .Rpa
Point View. ElaY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25
Browns Household ianncen

Ia the most effective Pain Destroy in tho world.
Will most surely quicken the blood whether
taken Internally or applied externally, and
thereby more certainly RELlEVE PAIr.
whether chronic or acute, than any other pain
slleviator aid It's warranted double the strength
OF any similar preparation
1t cures Pain in the Side Back or Bowels.
sore Throat Rheumatism Tootnsche, and AL l.,
ACHES, and is Tic Great Keiievcr Of
Pain. "BkOWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANA-
CEA" should DO in every family A teaspoon
full Of The Panaces in tunbler of ho. water
(sWeetened, if preferred), taken at bndtimo, vii
BREAK UP A COLD. Is cents A bottle.