Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-28
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! BistoD Dl1iel s. Dosgett. OF ice M@tGol'sl
! Episcopal Church Sauib, disd ct lis ;cs'deacc
in RE moaG, luss night al or log i!iress
Tue deceased vas ope Of the Ibiist dlVines ir
the Mctkolisi Chureh. He vas born 10 L,o
caster county 10 1910 ,ar3 Ind all the atraotag'
| of tho schools la the c0u1ty il Which he lived.
! ecd ava.lad himself OF them. at Al carly aga
he read law us.iec HE father. Hith tho intention
| Of catc1ieg that pfofessiAD. i'nis q sign. hog
| ever, he abasd 5red, and before tic wac s1von
| teen began 10 stuiy for the ministry. Before
| he IVES ciehteco no entered the pulpit. Soon
Alter arriving at tic age OF manhood Dr. DJk
gott eBte!ed Randolph Macon College, as chap.
lain. Ait;r leaving Randolph Macon ho Vas
assigned charge, end from that time ill shout
1873 no presohod 10 almost all OF tho principal
churches of big denomination il The State. 10
1878 he was made bishop.
lie OLD FOREST UNDER TIE SEA,-Ia
lEnaDy districts, seys an Epg1iah sci&n,idc!parer,
Shcro cur shores srs sh4!vipg--as near the
MOUTHS tho Toy, thcHumbo, apa The Sevir1-
after q moro than ordiGary tcurestuous day,
no $40 Quantities Of pcaty~lcokiaz matter
cast up by The ECO, aai the entire boach black.
eneJ with ita trilurated fragments. il Wo eS'
aaino:a0y CT tie larger pieces Of this black.
locking mater &c fad that il is msd5 1D Of
dark oiog filed With peat, pieces ct %Ood, ,Coss;s,
eqlisstums aud tho like, the characteristic 7cgo.
ts.ion of cold, moist Rrould. This is washed
up by the sea from old forest beds, low sub.
merged bsIoW the level Of tho waters. 10 *
cs7a.iopg for decks and biiiscs thes, ancient
floors e.o cus oto By gcEkucn, EVer5 where
we fed them to be Composed ct soms thickness
CT paaiy matter, 10 whioh liz The PROSTATE
trunks oil tho oak. tho fir aud our c,mmon
forest trees, the old roots Of the monarcEs Ct
the forest still 10 place, and scattered ca the old
forest h.oTs lie tie ac5rue aud tho hsZsnuts that
dropped from The trees Of the wood 10 liz prime,
ADD the sub FOSSIL sn!lcrs OF the deer aud elk
that roamed the forest gladss. TIE whole is
ususl!y buticd under much later accumulation
OF sand and cay, foil Of cur connolest soc shs!ls
laid down by tho aes waters that have over.
apread the site of tia old forest sioce i!s SUBJ
mergeEG,.
COUGHS -"Bre,on's Bronchial Tro3ass" All
used with advantage to alleviate CoUuHs. SORE
THROAT, HoARsENEss and BRONCHIAL AFFEc-
TONS For thirty years these Troches have
been in use with annually increasing favor
They arc act now and untried, but, having tasn
tested by wide end constant use for nesrly sn en-.
tire generatlcn, they have attained we'll marlted
rank among the few staple remedies Of the age.
TIE THRoAT.-"Brol9n's Bronchial T-ochss'
act directly on the organs OF the voice. They
have an extraordinary effect in eli disorders of the
Throat and IIaryny, restoring q healthy tone
when relaxed, either from cold or over exeriion
of the voice, and produce q clear and dis!!nc
enunciation- Speakers AMI singers find tn
Troches useful
A COUGH, Cold, UAT4RgH OR GoRE THROAT
requires immediate attention, a5 neglect OF
tentimes results in some incnrabIe Lung Dis.
ease. ''Bro10n's Bronchial TToches" Will 81. |
most ihv-risbly give relief limitations are Of |
fefed for sals, many ct which ara Injurious The
genuine "Brolc1's Bronchial Tro;hss' are sold ]
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