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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03
The Heir of CASTLE.

On The cc,asion Of the expected birth OF 90
heir 10 the Spanish throne the goverums mt will
gran. 90 amnesty 10 the Cuban iosurgens lead.
era nos imprisoncd 10 Spain.
The Now York Heralds Msdried crrospon-
dent writes: .....
"A much criiicis,d royal decroe enacts that
the usual and ancient ceremonial shall bo obs
served In the palace as soon as the royal pbysi.
clans will declare that Hor Mi .sty's delivery
is close at hand. The Lord Cham borlain, Duk,
Of Sixto, has already issued invitations to the
diplomatic corps. whose chiefs mutt be present
10 the royal aute chambers with tae Ministers
Of tho Crowo. the chief authorities of Madrid,
tho principal prelates of tho Church. the presi'
dents, secretaries aud delegates of tho two
houses Of Corscs, the delegates of tho military
and noble orders of knighthood the deputies
Of the order of grandees and of tho nobility. 10
ell about two hundred and fifty high fuuclou-
aries aud personages who must hold themselves
10 readiness at any hour of the day or night to
obsy the invitation of the royal messengers. Tho
event will be announced to Madrid by tho firing
of 81 guns if Primo, of As:u:iss is borp, and
by Is guns ooly ii an iolauta is the first boru.
| A req flag 10 the first case and white 10 The
second will bs holsted, and II the event
takes pl.c, at pighs red and wh'e lights
will bs used. | will not iotestal to d,y
tho strange ard stately ceremony ct thr
birth when the poor Q1een is delivered
ia presence of prelates, minister's andi!he royal
household who have to be witnesses Directly
af.er th. birth the royal lii p!acsd on silver
basin, covered with rich lace msut,e, and the
| King Carries the basin out to the distinguished
sssemblsge ia the ante chsmbe and, uncoVel-
ing the Infant, His Majesty allows all present to
examine and attest the sex Of the newborn e'e
the deed of birth ia drawn up by the Minister of
Grace and Justice ss loyal lProihonotsryGener neral.
| As you may imagine, tha event is looked fol
word to by the royalists with sDIiou, mpxtience,
| but mutt say the nation at large seems to re-
veal very little interest and very little zsal N
| wha. courtlsrs believe will consolidate thu
| dynasty. As the moment approaches court gos-
alps grow daily more iDdiscreet. some say that
difficulties are apprehended il consequence OF
the presence in Madrid at the end of the month
of the two royal and imperisl mothers in law
her Of Spain and she of Au.tris. They have al
ready rivalled in splendid presents for the futlre
child of Queen Christina, and TWO exquisite
cradles, covered with lace and satin, are await
ing the little welcome"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03
3v O' Neal q Lucas. Auctioneors.

: ;nti mlSSiONEE'3 SALE OF VALUA.
u BLR REAL ESTkTE-By virtue of s
iDy,"a & tho Circuit Court OF Fairfax county,
!", rendered at The Juno term. 1889. thereof iH
.ae c"sncerT csu:e OF ". K Emerson and wife
rt IS Us. EIva II. Emurson ct ais, tho sub.
'a'!b r, SIS commissioner os es,o, appointed hy
50! Lc1icn. viii cxuo:e for ssle at public ouc,ion
~ SATURDAY. Tho llth day OF ;!oytcn Der,
80 L. l.: ~, ia i:nnt Of :ho Market building,
.,H koyai s.7"ct, IN the city C AloxGndria, Va ,
10 E"A il ESHATE il tho said dncrca mem
.oht! u: which IIaFi2on KmorSrn died seized
to VT:
No |. y l.Ur OF GROUND with TWO
.TU!!Y FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. IN
La vitisS' cl Wcs. End, in rniirax county. Va :,
~:ustnt Oh Tho s!u.h side Of Duke stIee., K
o.@i, u short dIs,ancH west of tha Stone
"r1dgo " sad c";teihi'g two rocds and twenty
40 poles.
No. Il TRACE OF LAND in Fairfax
""Ualy, T., soG:H Of TIA s5ove described lot
No. !, and separated thrreirom by tho Y. NJ
N"d ?. IL t. r:r'r"ada. adjoining tho lan!s OF X
:n Eo'cai1:i. Enlisnd ,,nd nthcrI and contain
''E =: aces "i drc in;.h, moro or lC$s 81 acres
E" m"&io" Ian! i.rrr ~ los, aid ahoil! lO scr":
.aaTsh land
E2'Ins II s,tA--Nuc Eth ufthe purchasu m0nG Gv
'1 c'sa, mn1 IN" rc, !ua in three cqus payments,
- riE, twelve AID 'I:h.rcn rlOntas from tho lay
o.. $40; IL" G':'';r1l payments 60 bear in.crus.
tom Inn dav a. -n'". r:d - hn secured hy Lha
.".'3 OF o." ia-caNstrI. with good yo:sonnl St.
..,;.!T, and tnS rccinn Of tho title until tho last
"rT:a'.t la rn"t'', AbBEi:r STUART,
"til r2i5 Commissioner OF Sale
LlALh LAND IN FA1KFAX COUNTY.
iy v.tl!a -, h0c7on rendered a. tho .Iuue
tarm, ls,y, "t Ne Ciccuit Court Of Fairfax couu.
tv IN lan .uit o: JOAN D. EcHell, administrator
g.; l.. L. Daniel, Lctc,Gcl, W. a. 5 Grigsby,
&c, tho UHtcrsigTC4. commissioners Of sale
lhrc"'n n-m"h, on S"vlEM BEK20. 1881 Court
'l.v NJ T. n'clvc; m. will soil ST public auction,
n.i1ra the door # the Ccuit House Of said cGun-
f.. crr:nrn TRACT OF LAND, bolor ging 10
g. = Hrgsbg continuing iII@i ceres, mora or
~-a I,.2 .:.!i land hes near tho Village Of Gem
~ 'viic. edjoInlrs tie lands Of PomerOy E!pn
m! others. Persons desiunG particular ue.
'r;pJDon thereof are referred to Mr.. John D.
|':n!', VINO rcslA"s the vicinity
!rrns Il Sale: Ono fourth 0t tho purchase
@onoy IN hand as 8 deposit, liable TO ba forfeited
""d the land rasoa n! tie risk Of tho purchaser
'noI!i no 'a. 10 comp plote his purchGse; the res
'.i,.e - ,hrco equal annnsl instalments, with H.
i'r'%l ifom day OF 5sI, rGYahe annually. 70 ba
atI71l by tho bonds oi tho purchaser, with
ao'. personal security, and rotonii N OF trle till
;tn .4-. payment il mhda
is- ". THOMAS, Commits or
'!GDMAS MOORE. Sale
!,hG W. hioh!cr, Auc,onooT
Tao undersigned have several tracts OF land
60 uyuCui - tho Gbovo named, to which thcy
,hv':" III" st!ortoa Of purchasers.
II. w THOMAS
THOMAS MOORE.
''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03

V1ARM FOX SALE-%he subscriber owns
Il small farm in Fairfax county, Ve., on the
turnpike, Immediately adjoining lhe Mount
Yo.non estate, near tae Gum Spring containing
about SIS ACRES, and will sell it a. lew price
for cash. .Ta1es are paid and title parfect.
w. NJ. SHUSTEH, 9l9 Ia. ave-,
aug23-2w Washington, D. @.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03

NlRGiNlA, TO wit: In the Circuit Court of
=. Fairfax county, August 10, 1890.
Jnla Z. Ford, a3minstrstrix of K. K. Ford, do.
ceased against $. 81. Ball, NJ. NJ. Ball, Is.sc
l.. Ball. NJ. ID. Ball md others, defts. In chv,
Mem: Tie object of this SUIT is to charge the
legal and equitable interest of the late 5. M,
Bali IN tho land wti2h his mother, the l.to Mar.
iha q. Ball, widow OF Mottram Ball, deceased,
ted "s dover. with the payment OF judgment
the sai1 ;. Nj. Ball Tor tho sum Of Ss6j 81. with
Interest from the S!h day of September, 1857,
and Is Is costs.
happening by affidavit fled that the above
named defendants arc non residents of thu State
ri Virginia, it is ordered thst they appear with
IN ono month after duo publication heroos. and
do what is necessary to protect their interasts
A copy-tasto: r. u. RICHARDSON, elk.
Aooro " Don, D. i. sug1S-wiw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03
dEG.kKI Eas'TssJEG,

fsHO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:-
4 Take notice that the undersigned Edwsrd
McGovcrn, having been lawfully appointed by
and qualified in tho Orphans Court CT the city
Ct rliIndilphia. in tho State of Pennsylvania,
rs guardian Of KATIE G. FAY and FRANK
= FAY who now reside in tho ssil city ol
Philadelphia, hA will move The Circuit Court
ipr the city Of Alexandra, in tho State Of Virgi
ri;. en- Monday the 9th day Of September $50
that being thu first d'y Of tho September term
lsoU OF said Court, fer Gn order Tor the removal
Of the pcrsonsl property end money in the State
Gi Virginia. belonging 10 said Katie U. Fay and
f'snk J. Fsy, to the said city of Philadelphis,
10 which said city the undersigned resides.
EDWARD MCGOVERN
Guardian Of Rsiis G. Fay and Frank P. Fay.
AiE ES.lAw4W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03

NEW GOODS in THE HARDWARE
~ LINE AT 68 King. corner of Royal street,
Just received. the STEAKGREITH, for inn.
proving Eeefstosk; it never fails to make the
toughest ttsak tender all The way through
Also thoself setting DELUSION RATTRAP;
something now; csll and examine.
Moth Proof aud Plain Carpet Felt, Mating
Tacks, Tack Claws, Carpet Hammers, Csrpas
Stro;chers. Whlte"wash, Dusting and Scrub
Brushes, and other goods suited to tho season.
Tho Windsor Scale for sale cheap.
srrO !. II. CREIGHTON &SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03
TN ONE SCHOOL,

TN ONE SCHOOL,
Miss RuSALfE HI. BROADUS will teach q
limited numpar Of LlTTI.E BOYS st the resi-.
deLce Of hor mother, No. Alfred st.
Terms: So ~ per month These who wish 10
enter thor children-formor patrons included
will please apply before tho opening Of tho ses
SION, MoNDAY, Sept 10Th. aug6-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03
FAIRS. ExCURSl0Rs. DC.
THE THIRD EXHIBITION
OF TIE
ALEXANDRIA AND FAIRFAX
Agricultural & Industrial Assn.
Will take place this year on the
2Stb, Goth & 30th Of Sept. and Get. lsf

2sth, Goth q 30th OF Sept. and Get. Isf.
am low roady to receive applications for
SPACES in the main building. and for stalls and
stands on the grounds. Tho spaces occlpied
last = car in the main building. which wore fitted
who fitted thom up until the 2O;h day of Sept.
ember, after which timo. if not arranged for,
will feel at liberty to let out to any other aps
p!i2anta. We have beon forced to make addi.
tions to our horse cattle and poultry depart
ments to bo able to accommodate those who have
already entered, and We will be glad TO hear as
carly ss possible from otherg who intend 10 ex.
hibit that we may be able to accommodate all
who apply. The premium lists, as we'll IS any
other information, can bs obtaincd of me. i
am always to te found at the office Of Beckham
i Co., No q King strest.
}. T. BECKHAN,
aug 3O Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03
EDUCATIONAL.

miss TEBSS' SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, q,
AVA 12S Queen street will commence its eighth
annual session Septembsr Is. Terms per quar-
ter lin advsnce) English ST and So, French and
German each 81. Sep 1-2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03
AUCTION SALES.
By o. Neal 81 Lucas, Auctioneera.
GALE OF THE ENTIRE EFFECTS

HOUSE FURNISHING AND VARIETY
STORE.
As am about to change my busidess. I will
sall on EURSDAY, sept. %, at 10 o'clock q.
m. and p M, a. my store, southeast corner q
King and Washington streets. Alexandria, Va,
my entire stock, consisting OF fine assortment
ef Bronzed Lamps, China and Glass Ware Tin
Ware, Toys Sc, sc. Sale continued till the
entire stock is disposed Of
augi9-4. Mrs, S. X, SNIDER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03

EsoE RENT-HOUSE No. 35 Cnnoron ct
: bntwnnn FarfAz and Loo Applyto
a:'s-ii }. H. D. SMOOT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03
JG5h EHLS ElVEKTnH LIME.

"" hsvG jus: rcctivcd 3 irrsh supply of lEia
hlrc a:d cnn with Confidence recommend il.
f. very superior article IN AL particulars, end
10 &usraninc satisfaction in all casos Cry IT,
80 JoL vail mover ilso any otnnr kind For
'"1e ~ GEO. w NhSEINGION,
iht = 4 gen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03
S25.OOO PREMIUMS.
NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION


TO BE HELD 1T WASHINGTON, d. O.,
COMMENCING
October 9Th and losing Get. 10, 1850.
Fine Mile Tack and Commodous Buildings
on the New National Fair Grounds, within five
minutes ride OF the Capitol Steam cars direct
to the Grounds by the Bait. & Ohio II Il.
Trottlng Races Cc!ober 6. G. !, 8 and Q. Purses
$4,000. Entries close al l | p. M. Sept. q. 1880.
International Tournament. Military Prizes,
Incubator Matching CAckons, Bicycle Races,
Grand Oavslcsde OF Anirnsls on the Track.
Tho largest premiums ever offered in the coun.
try for Horses. Cattle. Sheep, Poultry. &c. Lib.
eral awards for Hcu:chcld and agricultural DO
psrtmen!s.
An entire building devoted t. Horticulture.
Premium List now ready.
Excursi0n tickets at reduced rates on all the
railroads centreing in Washington. Liberal ar
rsngements made for transportation of objects
intended for exhibition. w. Ill. GAIT, Pres.
HOWARD &. DEAN. Secretary.
Address all communications to the Secretary,
Office SOB PeDns. av. Wssh'rs u. G. nug:6 I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03

THOUGH SHAKING like AN ASPEN
LEAF
With tho chil!s and fsver the victim of malaria
may still recover by using this celebrated spe,
cic, which not only breaks up the most aggra-
yvsted attacks, but prevents their recurrence. It
10 Infinitely preferable to quinine, not only
because it does the business far moro thorcu ushly,
but also on account of its perfect whoesomenesa
and inrigorating action upon the entire system.
For sale by ell Druggists AMI Dealers gener.
Siir -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03

ON SEPTEMBER 9Th, 1880. 1 will open in
village Of Wsrrenton, Va, FEMALE IN.
STlTUTE. The religious and social advantages
OF this villsge are unsurpassed in our country.
Only five miles from the "Fauquier White Sui.
phur Springs" place which Northern and
Southern capital, added to the fame of tho Wa
ter, IS restoring to s former celebrity few locs-
lions combiLo 60 much that is favorable to q
school enterprise. Having had much expo, isnce
~ training youth, feel competent TO take into
ny isnily, where they will be educated with
aad ss my own children, 8 number of young
girls whose inetruction will BIZ conducted By \
corr5 of we'll qualified teachers
Ierma: English, French ard board for scho
lastc gear 5000 Music $50; Latin and German
oach so; Cslisthenics $50
Fer further particulars sddre.s
Mrs. II. Il. BALL,
suS2-lm Warrenton, Virgins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03

Prince street.. sepl-2|
MISS GEORGIA ARNOLD will resume the
1NA duties Of her school, WEDNESDAY,
September 10, 1880. over the German Banking
Company.
KINDRRGARTEN SYSTEM taush!in the
Primary Department.
Daily practice in CALISTHENIO5.
Terms moderate. Apply a. No. 10y Qucon
Street, .. sug 2S-lm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03
VIRGINIA n & N. COLLEGE.

A. LEX NDRIA AOADEM
1A Will be reouened by
WM. II, GREEN WE'LL
At Ssrepts Hall, on MONDAY, Sept. G:h, 1880
a full course Of Academicsl and Classical Stud
les given. he respectfully solicits the patronage
Of his friends and the public. For terms, &c,
call at No. II Wolfo street, bcLwacn ROYAL and
Fairfax sts. aueG3-2sa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03

5SON RENT OR LEASE-The desirable an
4 roOmy STORE and WAREHOUSE No.
~ Cameron street, lately occupied by r. b.
Lawson g. CO. Apply to
seplG T. M LAWSON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03

- c0mbnsd Little Fovori.e, and other Ap
rs fartrs Bell Metal, Brass and Enam3led
i'"S"!vns Kettles jast received ard for saio
- - hing, on the cornsr Of Royal street, by
WE j. Z. CREIGHTON s. SOE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03
+. S. LEADBEATER e BRO.

NDlAN BLOOD SYRUP-Just received 8
fresh supply of DR.. CLARK JuHNSO&'S
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP; urice 50 cents per
'":tn, st WAKEFIELD g HALLS,
-agl" Corner Prince and Fairfax streets,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03

THO undersigned have several tracts OF Land
60 uyuCni to tho abovo named, TO which they
,nv,:" th" at!orlion Of purchasers.
II. w. THOMAS
THOMAS MOORE.
I.:,r.- r-,.,.,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03

FRAME DWELLING
Oh tli" east sido OF ST Aa.pb stroct between
Cameron and Queen, containing wster, gas
hnstor, &c, recently occupied by w. II. May
icssnssioH given at once. For TERMS &C., apply
ri this Office. oct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03
EDUEkTEssN&E.
VyIRGINIA HOME SUEOOL

Miss ANNIE n. SUMMERS ..
Will reopen her SCHOOL FOR GIRLS and
LITTLE BOYS on MONDAY, Sept CHI For
terms. &C., apply TO the Principal, Nc. l1S
Prince street. sep1-2g
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-03
s'sets SAFE ORB fsaIs'r

s:NiH !;Ti|T
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-20
Dailp Asnnftn :5ournaI.
4 HIGHLAND GHOST SIORT.

Mrs. Grant, IF Lsggan. records the fol-
lowing incident On the authority O. the
minister who related il to her He was ac-
customed. he informed u. Ito 60 forth
and mediate at even and this solitary
walk he ALWAYS rec;ed to his churchyard
which wa situated in shady spot, on the
banks Of a river. There. in du-ky Octo-
Der evening. he took his wonted path, and
fingered. leaning IN the churchyard wall.
till j. became twilight. when he saw two
small lights rise from spot within. where
there was no stone nor memorial N any
kind He observed the course these light.
took, aud saw them crcss the river and
stop at an opposite hamlet Presently
they returned, accompanied br a larger
light. which moved on between them till
they arrive al the place from which the
first TWO set out. when all three seemed "a
sink into the earth together. The good
man went into the church-yard and threw
few stones ON the spot where the light dis
appeared. Next morning he walked oul
early. called for the sexton. and showed
him the place. asking him il he renem.
bered who WAS buried there. The man
said that many years ago. he remembered
burying in that spot two Young children
belonging to a blacksmith on the Opposite
side oil the river. who was now very old
man. The pa.opr returned. and was scarcs
set down 20 breakfast when messenger
came Ia hurry him ,o come over To pray
" ih the smith. who had been suddenls
taken III. and died next day"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-20

AL KINDS Of REPAIRING pR0MPrlrSohf
II AFFo6o , Ce.". AHgUsts, nsiDe,
tStoK OF ruK GOLDEN Gux.I
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SEE
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.Nk medical treatise. indicating how coRfT,nt,
disabilities paay b. removed The .Npe.ienc. Of -
study. observ alton. and professional practice
showing IN. agencies iha; will insr restored Ias.
hood. str,n Ch.ped vitality. aud Saund conditions
h'sith. that have been Impaired by oNvgtaNcd pow
er>. statement ct obstacles 70 Inarrisgs aipd Of
the mean. bv which they D. rcmoy at Nv ,aail
". currency or postage s'amp-- Address Stst.
Museum Anatomy and Science. ~ 9Th ave. y \.
dvciNW FIN
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syxsrnIg CANADIAN,

Nr. Gadboi-. Of Rockville, Canada, after
being cured u a pro.rrating nalariai disease
contracted IN Texas. by mean. Of Warner.
Safe Pills and SAT- Bitter., writes to Us 81
shali never travel In that climate without
your safe pills and Safe Bi,ters az part o;
my outfit"
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4 Disugree0Jfe Disease Ir0idr"
0D6 CARED by its use.

Tht receipt for making t!is woNnEE:vi REMEDY
WA, obtained bs james J. fea'ey. "Eiic lNIE1 III
Honolulu! IaN aiian Island where he resided forinor'
than twelve l-ai>-
Mr. reAT.v 81 that time, suffering from 'aaTri
and iih Ih.ny doubts the curative properties
of thi. rciuedr he compounded small IuAn;if, ana
began u use directed. To is surprise and 10. ne
found relief ate. the first triad and III snort time
he entirely cured
Mr. iea,ey afterwards put This remedy up IN small
Quantities and sold and gave it away 10 his friends
bu, not until recently has he consented 10 have ii
prepared and thoroughly introduced to the world.
II is a .ute relief and cure for Catarrh in lis worst
forms.
one rial of the remedy is L, best testimonial
sure relief j. within the reach OF all VINO are WILING
10 give il single trial.
Ii j. harmless convenient to take al any time and
its good effects TO BE- let soon as the rem
edv is applied.
This i, entirely different from any other snun on
the market. every paricle is dissolved AS soon a,
il comes in contact with the delicate nembranous
coatings shat line tc nasal passages acting ~ IL
does directly upon the inuru> membrane.
DO not DELAY another day, bat send - cents and
obtain a >aiupe box Ly return mail.
Es-For sale by Il. prp ggistS.
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Tn. nserf, II this remarkable remedy il dse 70 IL.
peculiar property Of rr.torEg gbs wa.tei tissue %
iae t1s iiss4r orf gina and vizor. II Is
we'll know that for sssry taogsht mi action there Is
ra,h decay Of amount Of material proportion
ate TO the magnitude Of the thought OF action Ihi-
za.f@ IL supplied bg the uiBsfsFzt EgtTiiivc FANG
tsyn The prrelciog. activity %: Youths. the .nihu-l
asrIr struggle for wealth and faHl- in the middle
aged. ami os, szs Hslf ean-s an nlsae dcay Of Ias
i@rial nervous force.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-20
PROsTRATION.
sA-iu Gay n ragra'h. Nova Scotia, write 3

EA-iu Gay n ragra,h. Nova Scotia, write 3
fciio1.
Nn. JANks l. FEfIoSss >, Sir.
HarisS whii- at yoor e-fabii. nj. carefully ~
amiur. your sesiptOns. ard the aetbod Of prsIa-
sng your Compound syrup 9f IL poph9-pliites FL
anNiyu. to give IL fair tTiaf IA ms pfactice IO
te Tat Twelve mouths fiavr f5ue ard Ind ts'
In c.plent Ities. I'D OF her .ii-es.es Of III
throat and iIsgs IL hAS dDfsr xOEs!srs Ia rrsfonp.
p~tsons IT, rim ffDm q . eect u iberia and In
cough following typhoid fever. prev alenf in this r.
riGu IL &. the beet remedial agent hsye used
Bat for pertoHs suffering from exhaustion Of tin
power. 81 III. 6rain and nervous stea. from long
continued study teaching. In those oi sS
haa-'i0n from which many yoHug suffer,
know Of better medicine fJr restoration 70 health
than yoar Compound -yrup of HyPophO-phie--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-20
ON 80 DAYS TRIAL

We will send Electro o,taic Belts and other Eec
tie Appliances upon trial for 20 to those su-
tcrine from Nervous Debility, HheGEiatisn Paraly-
sis or any dl, of the Liver or Kidneys and many
other diseases. A sure Cure guaranteed or no pay.
Address VoLrAIC BELT Co., Marshall, Mich. jan34w