Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-23
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Judge Gecr1o 7, Garrison. Of Acoomsc, was
dcUoc:ato convention ct the First district.
cirrlcr pigeon.
a dispatch from Marlboro, Md, says: "Rea
turns from the districts 50 tar heard from 10,
dca!cs that Fendal MarbuIy carried Prince
Georges county 10 Saturdays congressional
primaries. Bowie district was carried by Mar
lufy without opposition. Bladeusburg district
also went for Mnrbury. Reports from St.
Mary'5 Indicate that Col. Dent has carried that
coupiy."
The following is tic result of tho democratic
congressional primary election held 10 Charles
c., Md, on Saturday, as fer as esc,rtained. Six
districts give General A. G. Chapman the fol-.
loving msiorities: First district, 81; second
c!:tr!cf. Al; third, l02; fth. Is sixth, II; sew.
ruth, 45 This secures the delegation of tie
countg io7 Chapman. there being tioo districts
10 the coualY. 1t is believed bc has carried
two Ct tho thiee di5ric not heard from. The
stcond district is the one in which his compalio
tor, Mr.. Il. II. Eicio. resides. Ii is also tho
district 10 which Mr.. Barnes Compton votes.
The nsaic of the latter gentleman heads the
delegation from the district. The county con
venico elected will be held Tuesday. General
Chapman Is II member CT The Legislature OF
Maryland. Ard al the last scssian wss chairman
OF the c'mm!ttec OF wsys and means of the
House Ct Delegates Tho most ac.ivo fort OF
The canaass wss made in Charles county, for
Dir. Chapman $ defeat thore would have made
an a"k gard situation in relation to Other parts
Of tbs district already carried by his ftcads.
kEE1 THE FLOOD TuRE.-l will tell ycu.
writes physician in Hsrpers Weekly Of few
thirss which tend TO render The blood puro and
healthy. hsiag in tho morning at reasonably
early hour, snG going ont for o short walk be.
fore break i'st, does, previously having bathed
and dressgd without any undue haste. The walk
need not bo 2 long one, and q glass of puro cold
wsl@r can always bo tanen Just before starting,
with advantage, or cup of milk by those who
arc weakly. Seven o'clccS, or earlier in sum-
ner, is Sood timo to get up. 1t is just possible
however that when called you may DO enjoying
4 sound sleep; not having rested very well in the
frs! par! OF Tho night. If such ba tho case are
yol 10 get up? Yea. get uo all tho same; you
will sleep better next night. Secure yourself
hcing aroused ut q certain hour every morning
ny an alarm or otherwise. Early rising il 4
hshlt that IS not by any means dllcut TO acquire,
but it s blessed ono. The walk, too, before
s','''S hi"y NV W. icilsuSu lOE llWt, DllL 1t
vii! soon DO found 10 havo improved tho ap.
petite. The breakfast On tho 1.-Two by rule prin-
clplo should DO fairly substantial ono both in
quality and quantity. As to the latter, bs guided
by our own judgment; there ought 10 be- sense
q s"la'y alter eestng, tu: no feeling of iullness
and no depression OF spirits or sleepiness The
morning meal, and indeed all meals, ought to bs
taken st tho Same hour every day. Bv getting
up soon you gain many advantages, two OF when
sre thts1: You have not 10 hurry through with
hrGaEIast-duo n.as!icaton is the very frat act
III Tho msnui.ctnro of healthy b,ood-snd you
ing 10 work or business: this gives tho stomach 4
lar start. and enables it to Go it, work properly
II you have moro than half An hour to spare,
letters t. write by AL means write them, for tho
evening before retiring to rest should DO a time
"' rc''cct pnaco of mind and repaso of body.