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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

PEDEsTRIANIsM Another wslkipr match
was loaugurated 10 New York yesterday, and
lsoRthg asst clatod press dispa' cats are received
~ different journals, announcing what tho vari-
Gus contestants GA, e; CT mornipg for breakfast,
scores for tho Differed huu.s dutiog the dsy,
ard N &c. all thu minutes; details of their
every day lila. Whic'l may be OF ictcrso inter-
rat 10 some. but rathtr In.irit 10 thoughtful
people. C"ut slaoca b, Obtain into the
amphithratrr where Ibis Ina Oh is being con-
dacted sid thu physirgouits Of the different
lGlo spectators udltd va would b.bold, amid
the cigar s'umpS, tcb:ccl iu c, and peasut
hu'ls, vivid pic u'o Of this hollow world and
all its hollow crew."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

y.
.'@aI J ,,@.,N COURT.-Judgc Il. ".
itaoay's% pa .-CoNTINUATIUN OF YES
'mr In "V' EEDINGs. tom. VS.. Thomas
%,'s ss.sgaTy; jury uoablc to agree, and
=; c:, &C., W. S;ewartvs. s. r. Cook and
>;.2n., KY exceptions to report Of Com
;:;:5s .. we're filed by defendants.
'MSt Z a. VS.. Muller ct al; chancery !;
>ssrt =, I m,C;e filed her pelion.
|,%'m;t: Ia T. {. y Neal. admir-; cbanoery: ex-
A'7 G Wia Nv kemper report 6It d
sSAtm,ra y, "klts and by Ellis and wife.
sIls cj.,,n oEidmore; chancery denee
:. asIto ~. OF pr, ceeds of sale.
H. tes -. 'aVlns; case on certified &C.
IL uoh assumpsit; replication and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

an OLD ALEXANDRIAN I'LL "A telegram
was received here last night by Mrs. DR.. Kiln
stein, 10 tho effect that her brother. Mr. Geo. r.
Ta5 lor. formerly Of this city, but now of st.
Louis. 1as dangerously i'll ut bis residence in
that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06
LOCAL MATTERS

:, WEATHER PROBABILITIES. Apra G 1870
For the Middle States colder, psr,ly olondv
weather. occasional light rain or snow. winds
mostly 0orshTcsserly, veering, followed By risior
barometer. ~ i'S'os
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

The Coal TRADE-Thr CuuberlAsd Nsws
az. There vas great &C iplty IN mining regiors
saturday, following upon the end Of the strike.
~ tho COMPANIES with one or two (ycep,o9s
see ct Uo.k. Tho FIRST shipaens vi 20 fer
he most part by tail for lLc reason that the
!maad Tor coal 10 the ess. ia so urgent that NJ
AUsnpt Will DO made to satisfy it a, ouop.
The captains OF tho boats that lett FIR vii.
!'Ispor; Saturday were paid the e.! demanded
~ the bOatmcn, le is thought that there will
DC COZ promI:e IS 10 tie rate Of freight to DO
'aI9' The boatuen demand 81 % to George.
''Rn. What The comranics will be wllog to
p'?i' ',licu-|Y cstI:Dotcd 1T from 81 to $l.15
atom.
he same paper also says that we'll ATTENDED
1'C'loe CT h0almea was held at tho Cumber
a .'m [Soslno house Saturday hight. having been
.'"el' It Il stated through some misu1der
..s1Icg by boatmcn WHO were not aware of the
a:,2a GTtGIously token, fxjc q the rate of freight
49,. . to GEORGETOWN. T1ero was DO formal
, Eie l'Hon, ard /! vas decided to take 10
'!u'F ion 10 regard 10 ircights until propo'
f %'SIs nave been made by tbs coal composites.
w Voa'"len have p|ao,d the cater OF ffeighs
4 v v~a''e CT q Committee and it is said they
IT. u'n 10 more meetugs on tho subject.
j,,,e cumberland Times snys: The heaviest
q ~, ~ N'Ement ever made on the Cumberland
q ~ InIoSJ vaDla railroad was nada on Satur
~ -, O'oT ~ cars Carrying over IS 900 tons
81 80 were shipped east. tho greater part OF
d 'e "as oouod to Locust Point.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

o1LENT PASSENGERS % the Southern
DGund trslr, OF the Virginia Midland Railroad,
Hh;ea lett this city this morning were two dead
9ooles-the tIst that of young lady, the
"a ;1!, OF Thomas Rgbv, President Of
tne VlcEsourg and MERIDIAN r. r., wto had
died while on visit North, whittier she Ind
Ceen for heath. end tho other that Of Mr..
Cnarcs Hing. the former directed to Vick.-
nnarg. Miss, and the latter to Clifton Station,
Vs. Sad contrasts arc Often noticed 10 follow
passengers on railway traits O1e group will
De engaged in the act of testing the contents cf
TASK; 10 another will DO heard tho uo.ry laugh
OF perhaps wedding party, and in quiet
corner will be seated the sad visaged watchers
over all that remalos of some dear relative; and
one clnnot help thinking of the idea Of living
10 an age that when our immortal spirts ara ~
ploIlog the unknown world above, cur BODIES
are being hurled Onward 10 this mundane spbere
at the rate Ct forty miles 90 hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06
LOCRE EREEeRTEEs.

heV. " fel,y, Ct Georg .ioHD, will speak 1T
sarepta hall 10 MORROW nigh! On The sll' ject Ct
temperance.
Ine lcst lot If logs were made this even
NJ at the Lev tcrhd:y CT tho Virsicia MiillBd
Railroad.
Great complaint ia made of ths bad behavior
OF lns toys that cor gregate daily 90 be c,rner
OF Duke and HooIy streets.
he north bouod ir.ia ca tho rir,inia Mid
li1d fsllfond rao into herd cf cnvs saudag
Ga the trick Two mites this lido Of Uulpep.r,
yesterday, and Ii led two Of haD.
len thoutand herring and three thousand shad
arrived at Flshtown 10 day, and sold az follows;
ohsd Sl4 TO SIC per hundred; herring 50 to Sl2
per thousand.
pn the through trains between this CITY and
washington !un by tho Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Go. all tickets except Communication
tickets arc received
There were two colored mon-Thcmss Tsncjl
and George Simms-on the jury summoned to
try The case OF Frank j. Olden, sn alleged white
man. charged with marrying negro woman. in
the Corporation Court to.dry.
Msjor Geo. Dufey, Commissioner Of tina
Revenue, has made bis returns to the Cor.
porallon Court from tho deficit Register. for
the month of April, rs follows From mali
liquors s4l 30 from alcoholic Liquors, Sl52 6S
total, $l94 60 F4o- 70
The funeral Of the lats Mr.. D. G. Tbomr.
son, whose death was mentioned yesterdsy
LOOK place this afternoon, and was attended, bg
memoers OF Mechanics and Oriental Lodges.
hnlg6S OF fythias, and delegation from
rosI "llde' u. e. r., of PennsYlvsnis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

DWELLING PURCHASED. Judge Charles 4
Stuart has purchased from Mr.. II. s. Hoogo
the handsome brick dwsliiog on tho southwest
corner Of Washington and Cameron Streets aud
lot sdioipg Oh the south, for 1000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

A LABASTINE-Superio TO Kslsouine-
O. Ready for use by adding hot wster. Put
up IN boxes OF lbs each. Five los of Alabss :
two Goals. a. natural material for fnisbinr
walls and ceilings. Pure white and o variety OF
beautiful tinls. Price, in ID boxss-white per
10 Zoe; all tints per ID lie. Alabsstiue ia Val.
uaoie discovery; 1t constitutes d permsnent
foish for walls, asimiIating with the plaster
ana Will never lake of. Sample cards of tints
mailed TO sny sddress upon application.
JANNEY & CO.. Druggists,
$40 ~ and ]52 King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06
CHEApl CHEAPERl CHEAPEST

fHEAP CHEAPERl CHEAPEST
NEW BOOKS MAGAZINES, REVIEWS
&C., Sc, &c, a.
FHERCH's, oa e 95 KING STREET.
pleto. w. eoIu-
,o GElKIE'S LIFE OF CHRIST, first half :;
70 cents. 1A'' }
., COMPENSATION, by Colis E. Gardner :;
New and beautiful styles Of Checks, Notes
and Drafts, Autographed, in books OF u hundred
each just received.
STANDARD Base Ball Guide for 1880; To-.
The Art Amateur for April; 25c.
The Budget for April; loo.
PIreside onLhly for Aprll; Is
Daily receiving New Books. Magazines, Re.
spl GEO f. FRENCH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

b r 1aLASCEE IRlr.- xty rupis. all beaui
5, sSltS ladies', Of the Augusta Female
i, .1Ty' Il Stauot0n, 10 charge of tho prize
,n.,. '"o @euIiaary, Miss hIary Jane Baldwin,
~, l. ,-ta'.cnt lady, accompanied by Niles
3: - W .mpeT: teacher OF mathematics, sister
ri i AI 4n'ot homper and Col. Kenper, of the
L. W 'Aaoara Artillery, ana Gen. Lilly and
.r -',t OF SauntoD, arrived here last night
!, o .i''a! CIR OYER the Vireiria Midland
:: ;1 rs,tisonIsts III: up ct tho National Hotel
...tG '% ". party visited Mount Vernon aud re-.
4 HIM., I W, evening to Washington Oh tho
i t.; - y, w. CCrcoran. After visiting the
n ;,,n.. ,",cr'st at the National Capital, they
4 ::b.s' i, 70 the Summary, WHICH is ono OF
= ::,;:rrs o ,tG'iau Of tho kind in the State,
4 .:rp,,' !. =, ~ young lady pupils. Miss Lolita
81 Il! r.. :, !no gust Of X. Kemper, csq 1t is
;:s:.r w. He yourg ladies Hil have most
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06
fOkT OF ALEXANDRIA,. APEIL &, 1880
sun fiG"s s 81 Sun .ats s.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Stmp John Gibson, New York, by F A Reed.
Str Ann Eliza, Phiisdelphiu, by i A Reed.
Cir Msltaro, lower PTc, by j Broders 81 90.
Schr Albert Clarence, PoIt ard, via Chosu ..
poke Bay, By 1nsstar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

PERSONAL Father Augustus Lans-
olke, missionary of the SLcety OF jesus. from
New York city, IVES 10 tho city to Cay, the
guest of Rev. Father o. are.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06
EOR RENT.
TRADE MARKS,

Virginia.
City Of Alexandria ~ ~a'
l., henry Engieharit, of the village of West
End and county of Fairfax, State of VIRGINIA
manufacturer of baer in said village have
adopted as my trade mark the words III. En-
glehardt." and claim the exclusive right to the
use of said trade mark on barrels, kegs, bottles
or other vessels containing bser.
=, In testimony whereof, I hereto set nv hand
this SO'h Day of March, A. D; 1880.
h. ENGLEHARDT.
Vlrginla-Oorporstion Court of the city of Alex.
ssTdris, Clerks Office. March 30lh, 1880.
=, Ihia claim OF trade mark was this day filed in
the cftice for record.
4 copy.
Iest sG MORTON MARrr,
neloo.z" Clerk.
city q sf'. Gls4@aaria to ~is:
", |, Robert Portner, OF the city of Alsxsndria.
Virgins, manufacturer OF bear in said city, have
s s1s as my trade marks the words, "TiyoliT
~. Ioftner," bob. Portnsr." Robert Port.
ner;" and *. Portner's Beor," and claim the
said trade marks on barrels, keYs bottles ' or
C1er vessels containing beor.
In testimony whereof, I hore.o sat nv hand
Idle 18th day of March, q. D. 1881
v;,. ROBERT PoRTNER.
aEdrls, Clerks Cflice March 25th, 1880.
This claim Of trade marks WAS tbis dsv Hlod
Teste: MoRroN M.pvu fro-l
e, a true copy from tho Records.
nesta: o. MORTON MARIE,
lnH. 81 wv Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT Tho musical
snd literary entertainment to BIO given at the
NJ. K. Church tonight will no doubt bs ono of
me very best of It's kind. Mr.. o. r. Bsggett,
VINO mas had 10 charge the preparation OF the
IN getting ready that which will merit liberal
patronage OF the people. lie is especially to be
congratulated on having secured the services of
Little AMMO Le~i'," of Washington, child
OF nine years of sg9, who ha, most wonderful
powers IN recitation. She has delighted i'm
menso gu iionces in Washington, but il is under.
stood thst after TO night hor parents will not al.
low her to appear in public again Another lit,
to Miss from Washington will appear 10 night
and render The curfew must not ring TONG It,"
Inc other young ladies snd gentlemen who are
10 tsGo part VIII no doub! do themselves credit
and tho entertainment. will repay those who may
be present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06
ABEEEMEEI&

M 4. CHURCH TUESDAY EYEN'G.
LFh April 6. 1880.
GA Nd LITERARY AND MUSICAL
ENTERTAINM MINT
FOE TIE BENEFIT OF TAG SUNDAY
SCHOOL
Mashisgton's fsvorita. LITTLE ANNIE
LIE WIS, only nine years old. the natural mimic
and eocutcnist. who has delighted su tiences in
nearly all The iescing churches Of Washington.
Will make Der appearance in Alexandria for the
n'sl ti!ne In some 81 her bost rendition; beside
homs taleit nf tina j.. order. see programme
ana press notices. Admission-adults Is cents
7 IS p. m. mbSn.ss3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

II or1cE.
| hsvo just resumed nv
FISH PACKING BUSINESS
~; 81 CORPORATION FISHWuARF,
Wnero Will BIO prepated to furnish all kinds of
POTOMAC FISH,
fresh or salt, st tho shortest notice | solicit
your patronage; especially my old customers,
and guarantee tina. my past reputation STALL ha
fully sustained. ~
Al orders from the country promptly alter d.
Cd TO- and on So good terms as if the parties ware
present Respectfully yours,
ap5.G&twtf ST REIN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

IAN "a MURDERER CLAIM PROPERTY WILL.
ED By His VlcTM?-A vsry curious and novel
question: has been bctcra tie English c,urls.
Vice Chancellor Mslin had uadcr consideration
the ISSUE whether murderer can claim pronsr.
ty wliled to him by his victim. Tho Question
rises out OF tho case of Do Touryillc, who in
July. 1876, murdered bis vile in The Au.triaD
Tyrol.
Tho Irish Times says that the wrscb.
knoHlog that his wife had made will under
which. fIicg children. he would Inherit her
property, hurled her over srrecipioo. The crime
however was brought homo to him. Hs was
tried and found guilty 10 Austria, aad was
sonlerced to death. TIE sentence was ofter
wsrd-on what grounds we really cannot ssy-
changed to eighteen years Imprisonment.
-, TourVic is comparatively z young man:
1t is just probable that ho will survive bis .erm
OF imprisonment, AID then BIO will c1mo
forward to CAIN The property lett by tho wa
man whom no murdorcd-lhat is to say. If the
question DO decided in the afitmstiya. The
Times ssys: The next CT kio e)nteud that he
Is not entitled to derive benefit uudsr tho will to
which be gavo effect by az Infamous crime,
aid the hearing OF the issue is I'd for Mon
dey."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

MEETING AT THE SHIP YAnD.-The SIKH
anhual meeting OF The stockholders OF tho Al
exandria Marine Railway aid Ship Building
Company took p'aco 10 day 10 thu ctfiuo Of the
company, at he ship yard. with Park Agnew
president IN The chair and Jus;us Schneider
Secretary.
Inc report ct the c;ctary, shoaing a very
sallsfac Org Exhibit, was presented and adopted.
,, An ii; cilon Tor directors of the Company was
then had and resulted 10 the ra-eltc ion of all
, me Old directors as follows: Park Agpew,
robert PuItocr, Joseph Broders Arthur Her.
bert. >: i. Rogers. Isaac Eichberg and Jus;us
Schneider.
The newly tltc!ed directors of the COMPANY
Will moet at an early day and elect president,
Vic' president and secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

ST There viii BIZ regular meeting of The
Columbia ). r. b. ca on Wednesday nip ut At
o. COCK. s. T. JENKINS,
~ SpcrptsrV.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

SUPPLY CLAIMs.-The Supreme Court Of
Appeals yesterday allowed an appeal on tho
petitions of Mary L. williamson, adninis,ra.
t1lz, and Henderson & Bond, from the DEGREES
OF the Circuit Court IT the city of Alexandria-
disaIloaiog the claiDs for wages and supplies,
and which declared such claims were not en-
ttIed to be paid cut of the surplus earnings eff
tho HompaDy-in tho suit of Graham vs.. w.
u, v: NJ. G. S. r. K. Go. Attorney Cor
crnI Field and Nj. John NJ. johnson made tho
hprl cation Tor tic appeal and represent the
petitioners. Il is understood that motion
will be adc to have tho appeal put on The
privilege docket aod have it heard as 5000 AZ
possible. The cjmpany owe about $500 900
Tor wages AID supplies and this appeal will de.
term!nc The priority Of these claims.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

Es> The teachers of Halo we'll School extend
their hearty thanks to tho merchants and c,ti.
zsns OF Tho city who lave very kindly and lib
orally contributed to the sid of their Industrial
Ichool' which they hope 20 N axe Of great benefit
to the colored children Of tho city It
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

GS> The regular m onthly meo.ing CT tho Nv.
oreuuon :. b. z. Go, will be held in their
hall this (Tuesday} evening at u o'clock.
IL john IANNoN Sectu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

EAECuIORS NOTIUE.-aaving this dsy
~ qualified as Executor of tho eetats of JOHN
SU III III ~, deceased, 1 hereby notify all per-
sons having claims sgsinst the estate to present
!De same tor pay meat, ald AL persors indebted
to the estate will plesse settle thor accounts
APPS lw JOHN w. SUMMERS. Exect,r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06


i UST REC8IVED-New Layer R.isins
~ whole half and quarter boxes loose Muscs.
Tel and Valencia Ralsins, new Currsnts, now
turkish Prunes, Lea s. Perrin's Worcestershire
Sauce, Colman's English Mustard and Italian
Maccsroni.
dec W A. JOHNSON m
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-03-04
Address TO Southern Ecpubii-
CAnN,

Washington special to the Gin
cinnati Commercial: The EXccu.
tire Committee Of the Southern
Republican Association in this
city have issued an address to be
circulated as broadly as possible
in the South, in which they APP
peal for hearty cooperation, and
say:
Located at the National Capt.
tai, the Official and political center
Of Our country, we hope tObc able
to render Substantial and efficient
aid in the restoration of Republi-
can Governments and COnstitu,
tional liberty III the Southern
States.
"Admoni6hed by the sad eXpe
rience o. the past, we cOnjure You
to in%culcate peace, harmony and
unity among Southern Republi-
cans. Let there be no dissension
in your ranks, no division in your
councils. A National Convention
Of cur party will assemble on the
ID day Of June at Chicago. The
Southern States are entitled to
27G delegates, which is more than
one third Of he entire C0nyen-
ton. While we decline Ill pur-
pose o. naming Il candidate. or
Of debating q policy, We council
united and harmonious action.
coupled with respectful demand
for a hearing and recognition Of
our rights. Reconstruction was
an invention Of Northern state
men. In the blood OF heroes and
martyrs it was executed. The
verdict Of impartial history will
pronounce upon its wisdom or
unWisdom. The past, with its er-
rOrs and sorrows, is unalterable.
Let its experience guide our pres
ent and future actions. Select
your truest, ablest and .brayest
men, honest representatives Of
the peoples will for your dele
gates. Let them come unletter-
ed, untrammeled and uninstruct-
ed, free to act for the rights and
liberties Of the people, for the
triumph of our party and the
safety and supremacy Of tho Ma
ton. 70 this end we suggest a
council of The Southern delegates
at Chicago, on the 3lst day OF
May, upon which we respectfully
invite yOur views.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-03-04
whether Elected or. N8i -

4 Washington special to the Cincin-
nati Commercial. says: \ gentleman just
from New York, says the Grant feeling
Is on the increase there, and that it has
been stimulated by u%tterances of ccrtain
'ndiscreet Democrats, who threaten to
inauguratc their candidate for Presi-
dent whether elected or not. While
srch threats can not be traced to 4 re-
sponsible source, they break 'outi Occa-
,ionally, and are of great assistance to
the Grant boom. Referring to these
lhrcats, prominent Republicans here
say that the only way to cure the Dem
.ocrats Of such ideas, is to carry the next
house of representatives,. With a Repub-
lican House coming to power with the
new President the expiring Democratic
majority would not be troublesome.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-03-04
Weekly Herald
Cleveland, Tennessee.
The New York Delegation.

The New York state convention last
week appointed a majority Of its dele
gates Ia Chicago, for Grant. The lie
maiudcr favor Blaine. Slie convention
was harmonious Commenting ON II
the Tribune congratulate the republic
cans of New York. upon the harmony
which prevailed in the convention, and
says the convention will be certain to
have the effect 81 makingthe discussion
Of the Presidential question, which be-
gam in earnest among the masses OF
the republican party after the snap
judgement in Pennsylvania, more Wig
orous and exciting.
The Herald says: "Thc response to
the third term has proved altogether
stronger than anybody dared tohope or
ventwcd to predict twcnty-four hours
aro.r
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-03-04
STARVING IR ELAND.

Hcartrcnding Account By an Eye Witness
A Dublin special SAYS: "a cores,
pondent on Her Majesty's gunboat,
Goshawk, which is distributing meal
among the western islands, writes
from Inishshark, off Galway, as fol
lows: 1T is a terrible state of affairs.
Fifty families here exc out miserable
ex~istences. Their houses are small
heaps of dirty stone; their land is
rock ard soft bog. Hunger and want
are everywhere visible. People 60
naked and without food. Many are
slowly starving to death. Such scenes
of appalling destitution I never be-
fore witnessed. The more we saw,
the more certain did death from star.
vation appear inevitably certain OF
nearly every man, woman and child
on the island. In many cabins chill.
dren were crouched shivering and
almost naked around the fire. When
l entered they sprang behind their
mother whose single garment, a thin
dress, was but u slight protection
against the wind which blew through
the broken roof. On the fire was the
dinner, a pot Of brown green sea
weed
The same correspondent writes from
Inishbotia concerning the shocking
maladministration GA the purt OF
officials there. The Government Dis.
pcnsary officer has no drugs and the
relieving officer no food"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-03-04
Bssi9f5 Va, AlgB afl lgs saItgg,
WATER MASS AND FILEs.

"EAlcicnt in Srrolula and Skin di-
scaseS -. N. Allen, NJ. D., \. c.
successful in Dyspepsia and Chron-
ic Diarrhma Prof. Sam'l jackson,
NJ. D., Univ. Of Pa.
"Aaapted in Chloratic aud Auamic
conditions and certain diseases pcrH-
liar to women disorders Of the kidneys
and bladder. -. }. Moormaa, NJ. b..
Va.
Unsatisfactory in Dyspepsia, Chronic
DiarrIlGa amG nervous diseases arising
from impure blood 4: also in CERTAIN di-
scascs Of females. Sc. =. Harrison,
NJ. D., Physician Woman's Hospital,
n. Y.
Used with great benefit in Malarial
Fever aud Dipt!cria -. +, Bupon,
NJ. d., Ga.
prompt in rclicrohcadlchc, both
sick and nervous, and chills.'-I;cv.
L. G. Dods0n, Va.
"ENccllemt in restoring dchilitatcd
systems 10 health and strength -.
c. Mercer, VI. d., lad.
"Tonic, Alternative, diuretic; one of
natures greatest remedies. "-Mcdical
.Asso. Of Lynchburg, Va.
"Rccommended as a prophylactic in
Malarial districts -. II, FaireX, NJ.
d., y. G..
IL find it the best remedy I ever used
in diseases of the throat a. Sii-
ferd, NJ. D., n. c.
Every beneficial in uterine dcrangc-
ments and malari0uS conditions."-G.
w. Vail, NJ. D., Ohio.
"My experience is very favorable TO
its cOratiye virtue. '-Illos. j.. Rum
bald, NJ. D., st. Louis.
Sample supply sent free to any Ply
Sician desiring to test. Phanphlats
sent free. Analysis with each pack
age. Water rs it comes from the
Springs - per case. Mass 30 cts. and 81
81 and 50 iol half doz. Pills pure sugar
coated - cts 80 cts and 81 package:
Sl.2J, $3.50 and s. hGlfdoz. Sent pot
paid anywhere. This Mass and Pills
contaihs IN reduced space all the clra-
tive pow els Of The water, and i, con
vcnicpt, palltNblc and solumble.
Address
\. NJ, DAVIES, Pres. Of the Co.
~ Main Street, L~ynchburg, Va.
Sold by
ed. TRAYNOR, Druggist.
Cleveland, Tenn.
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