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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-06
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE FOR 1890


The hlezandsis Gazette. begun in I101. ia the
oldest newspaper in Virginia and it has survived,
wi.h few exceptions. n! the public presses in
hm Ticn which saw with j: tie dswn Of the
nineteenth century. II lives too, not in decay
or dec:ept, bl. full Of life and youthful yigor,
giving al the news, telling the truth w:hou!
fcar, favor cr affection, trenchinS on the privacy
OF no mans horoe, 5ut foil 10 tho brm with ali
pub ic information. and giving daily honest
judgments Of public men snd public measures
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-06

With tins coming ycst all inc long tried and
iEnprc"ed methods CT rnskInga ~ standard aows-
paper vii! DC continued, with such additional
facilities 81 psst experience iustifes the proprie-
tor in believing will SD 10 the Capacity Of tho
Gazette to servo its resc!ocs. Il expects 10 rsn-
der faithful service to the city, the state and the
country By u candid criiicisn OF mon and events
II the Ii:ercs. olthe people OF The Commonwealth
Of Virainia.
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The Flour, Grsin Gad Produce movements
VIII 65 noted daily, and the s&les Of the AIexan-
dris and neigh boring m.rk,!s given with sccu-
rscy and dispstch. The Grocery snd OTHER mar.
Ne:S WI! receive constant attention. snd the
money or stock rnsrke:s o! tho country epito-
m'zed !ar It's columns, full datsils being given
to Hti stocks, &c, which ild investors in ,his
ssc.IaG OF the couasry.
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he'd TERRIBLE NIGHT SWEATs.

Memphis. February II, ISL.
DR.. Tut: Sir-I have been suffering for near
IL two years with a severe cough. When I
commenced taking your Expectorant WAS re-
duced to one hundred and sixteen pounds in
weight. I had tried almost everything; had
terrible night awesta. have taken half dozen
bottles. The night swests have left me, the
cough has disappeared. aud have gained afteeu
pounds N flesh. l recommend it to al my
friends. With great respect,
OLIVER RICE.
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Il :Grai:hc3 the news kilograms OF the New
York Associated Press and nf Reuters Euro.
pean agency, b9ing, With bu. two exceptions,
the only paper between Baltimore and !.ichn
mond that is thus connected with the great
tOuntains OF The worlds news.
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10 most .t toe demands uDoE il in Ar eZcop-
tion"' year, the Gaz ,tto viii 90 made WASH
lHGTON and RICHMOND NEWSPAPERS,
as we'll ss an ALEXANDRIA JOURNAL.
The kichmond and Washington ncss of the
pss; year has loft little to improve, but yet
gr"nt"r effort will be Insde 30 insure absolute
perfection il those departments.
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= +. BnASi&AR
49, nocainbef .. 1873.
DkE GC0u9.-Ne call :p.ca si,ontjon 20
fui! ilacs ri pUnjs Eow al store and sL pTIcus
lower inaN the staH can h9 ;epi.cc1 .r5!I H4w
York. Iocds srb reUii!2 advancing, nad Ne
sCe selling s.t old prices.
Country merchants should tg:o advantage cf
oar down prices an; aUr;!9 their wants i~r
rfo".hs to come. We b"u3nI 10Y Gagh in ndsS2c.
.; rising market.
y. 2. Dltk:HEAl:.
=. . Ho"m95, &o, ICY iiiaS street
dec &lGEsGiTia Va.
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TEHMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

The beginning of the New Year, which in
lhls casa marks the advent Q. smother decade OF
Inc w w'Fd's progress, is deemed & e. time for
he" features, so tina! from this date the Gazette
.of tne country (ri- weekly will bc supplied ST.
fOUE DOLLARS por annum, in sdvsnce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-06
DIR. TUFTS
E.XPECT0RANT.
IN Is CTS. AND ST. BOTTLES.

It's properties are Demulcent, Nutritive, Bal
ssmic, Soothing and Healing. Combining all
these Qualities, it is the most effective LUNG
BALoAM ever offered to sufferers from pulmo.
nary diseases
Dr. j. F. HAYWOOD, of New York, yolun.
tsrily indorses it. Read what he says:
New York, Sept. l9. 1877.
DR.. Tut: Dear Sir-During this year treat
cd nine hundred cases of lung diseases. In the
lower wards of the city the cases were of very
severe type. 1t was there my attention wss
called TO TUFTS E=pectorsDt, and confess NV
surprise st its wonderful power. During prsc-
tice of twenty years have never known med
icl ue to act Es promptly and with such happy
elects. 1t instantly subdued the most violent
fits Of coughing, and invariably cu:ed the di-
sesse In few days. l cheerfully endorse it ss
tho best lung medicine ever used
j. FRANCIS HAYWOOD, MD,
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a NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER WRITES

Office Evening Newe, Augusta, Ga
Dr. Tut; Dear Sir-My little son was attack.
ed with pneumonia last winter, which left him
with q violent cough that lasted till within
month since, for the cure of which am indebt.
ed to your valuable Expectorant. I had tried
nloat everything recommended, but none did
sny good until l used your E1pectorsnt, one
bottle Of which removed the cough entirely.
With ms1y thanks, am yours truly,
JOHN II. WEIGLE.
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Second Ward lIeat Market,

Il. ". cor. Prince and Royal 81,
EESs. z. ESD EEssGE. Proprietor.
] au selling for cash
SiTloin Beet 81 l24c per ID.
Rib r0sst" " -
Round " 10 ~
Chuck Ribs s TO 10 II
Brisk2: G u 8 "
Pork 10 "
Sausage 10 -
Other Meats, Fruits Slid Vegetables proper
:iOnste!p low
Ii connection with tho above. arn maxim (
daily, Sundays excepted, BEEF SOUP, which
propose to sell ST tho rate OF i2c per gallon
Churches aid cG.rtsble institutions wishing
TO purchase soup tickets ior the poor cau get
the", 81 my store 81 any time during tho day,
and will he allowed s. discount CT tho above
price. Soup will be served from II II until
.. In. nov IL
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TIE NEW BATES.

hiek&hd-is Daily Gsz ,t.e... ......-sG par annum
Alexandria Trl- Weekly Gszstte "
Arrays cssh in advance.
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~ u r II $ II AIR DYE.
CRAY HAIR Oh WHISPERS changed TO
GLOSSY BLACK by a single application of this
DYE. l! imparts Natural Color, sets Ins:ana
tsleously, snd is as Harmless as spring water.
Sol: by Druggists. or seat by express on receipt
OF 81.
Office, s5 Murray st Rev York.
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fENUT1'S PILLS
= Cure Torpid Liver, Dyspepsia and CostIve-
nass.
rffUTTS PILLS
4 Cure Fever and Ague Sick Hoadacho and
Bilious Collie
FE7UTTS PILLS
4 Give Appetite, Purify the Blood. and Cure
Piiea.
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W 3. w 4 DI>ElY,
NO. 10 ZINC SIRENw.
ssaG t.ssstGs:.

GpECIAL ATrHACTL0H
~ Saturday, l3cc Il. 1879.
New Coak2 ard Shawis, Clc!a and Fcit Skirts,
Ladies' Sill. HaEdkc:chiHFs, Sc; ali " oi
8snk"t&, cxtT% @eaa; Hs:!=,,.1a Shirts Ladies
and u ni,'s Aicriao Vc.!.. >'.it:ugs III sI ya-ic-
tios; Sha EeE and orsrS: flannel: KID Glover,
0vory pelr WARRANTED full line Linen 9 HsaG-
kerchiets ,2o Nina. Uemorasps Latest PIT.
toIas always on hand. G..l, sid aca,
y. Z. HEh&ii5iaH,
L. B. EooMEs 20. !t4 King street,
de- ai"xGrGria y.
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FgE@R ws:&vs, Flsza, dc.

r. OTIGE-i Gail the stientioH Of The public
- 20 tho northeast corner Of the Market, 81
Fairfax and Cameron Streets where j have re-
sanlet bGsi1css u. my old stand and will have
on hand 81 81 tines gooi supply Of CHOICE
FRESH EATS. consisting Of Beef, Mutton,
lamb, Veal sad PORK, loxathsr with ail binds
OF SAUSAGE and PUDDiNaS, of my own
m,uufacture. also c,l attention 20 Stall No
81, opposite where [ have On hand 8 fine selcc-
ton Of CHOiCE PICKLES., consisting of Gu.
cuIuJor5, Chow Ihow. Cbcp Pickle, Mixed
Pickle, GhcIkins, Csulilower sud Pekled
Onions, ard ali kinds OF Pickles in glass jars ;
Aalfcrd Sauce Waruick:h hire Sauce, Calsup
French Mustard, pure Olive On, Imported
Edam Cheese, Pepper Sauce, Sardines in quar-.
ter ard half boxes Mnco Meat, Maccaroni,
Lemc ms, ETC.. CHuiCE s}MuKBD FISH, PIE
pared for tshie use DediGtely consisting OF
hsckrel, Ehad, Samoa and Potomac Roe Her
ring. ANY cf these articles can be procured af-
ter market houra at my store. No II south Fair.
faz st-oct 2G0 bbis Of Fish consisting of genu-
inc Labrador and Family Rou Herring, in bbls,
half bbls and k!.'; Potomac Shad in barrels,
hs!f barrels sad Eits Mackerel, Nos /, = and 3,
IL barrolp, hall barre!s aud kits
nov 25 : J. REED
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Inc HdVertI8ng coluInns Of the GszatLe ciier
Inducements which experience hiss shown tc IF
!aFd gFsater roturns for small Investment Than
any Other which car bo nado.
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FA0UE' { FLoUh'
Use Gone l. Weston's Best.

STEONG. WHITE,
SWEET, EUTRITiOUS.
Unlike mary Floufs OF the day. theae brsnds
ere 10. msdo whito ~ the expense o. sweetness
and nutrlmeat, but by sya,em recently adopted
are made to contsin all The Ui7tite Of the grnif
excluding only the bran ind foreign matter.
We propose to keep supply Of this brand OF
Flou7 or hand ali the time, for ws consider il
the best now OF the market. Tha t-SGo Can al
ways rely upon getting the beet Flour nisde.
We guarantee satisfaction IL 81 cases. ash for
CON 4 3 WES10N'S BEST. For s&!e by
jyl7 WAShIHGTpE & BkO.
yAMES +. GAHLIN s. SONS,
- 63 King street,
Offer to The trade st lowest market rates
CHOPPI&G AAE&,
Of the Warren, Manls Warrior AID the famous
Car!in's Light Horse EarrG bcslds dec
NOTICE-WE WILL AT ali TIMES
As SELL GROCERiRS as CHEAP. AED
MANY OF THEM CHEAPER, THAN Any
PRICk LIST ADVERTISED. : compaTiGoH
o. prices solicited.~~ +. }. DAVIDSON.
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EfiesPs. AHfs SHOES.
Como and Soo the New Sly les for
1870.

The largest STOCK The beg: cut and bes. inade
and the lowest nrices 2f auv house in this section
Of country.
Il6 kiEE3 ST.. s-EEAaEsEssA, Va.
Our a!ock ie how IL I'D ne7er waa more cori.
plete in every re3pec: than ct present. Almoss
every durable style cf
BOOTS q SHOES
FOR LADIES', GENTS, s.IssES AND
CHIADEEN'6 WEAR,
csn be found il our store. aad IS Tor prices and
quaii.y !hey caanot Dc beat.
sSo can convince you that ycu wiil save mon
ey II you buy 5ouI BOOTS and SD Is from us
The best iina oT LApIES', MISSHS and
CE1LDKKN'S BOOTS ard SHORS exhibited
Tor years EzGGline the quality and prices.
Z large stock Gf HEAVY BOOTS snd SHOES,
suitable for farlnors and plaato,s.
Our BEST FRENCH KIP BOOTS roc:ar
proof cGonot Dc supposed for dura5iIity-tne
best Boot il the county 70! farmer.
2ss~ COUNTRY MERCHANTS will fad it
70 their sdVsntsgeto examine OF. stock, from
which equally good selections can be r,ads st
prices thst will compare laYofably with thoae OF
the Northern ciiics.l
w 3. w 4 lid ElY.
NO. 10 EINQ HIREIT.
eop lq--tt
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DIRD CAGES BIRD CAGES I've have
- in store sn elegant assortment of Bird
Csges OF new and beautiful designs. Also
Mocking Bird Cages. Extra Bottles for Casea.
Bath Tubs, etc etc.
no72O ECLNAN s UHLER, rs Kings.
GELOURl FLOUR!I FLOURll l-Jugt re-
e. ceiVed, 25 barrels Cool Alley New Pro-
cess Flour, snt Is barrels Superfne Flour in
store and Tor ssie By
nov27 CHA5. s. TAYLOR, Jr.
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FARCE eastassbS.

J AUIES' AMI CNrLDNEN'S MSHiNO
"a VE2T5 and PANTS. Il! sizes 21i nuaii.
ties, Ct 9. 1. BbR&I'S.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16
COUNTY NEWS.
YRoN Qua OWN CORRESPONDENTS.
KINGSVILLE.

Warm 90 in the shadel So am / most
Of the time.
Wheat harvest nearly over. Oats star.
ing farmers in the face. So are the pota-
to bugs.
A great many farmers In this vicinity
are raising tomatoes for the canning es
tahltshment Of Cummings of Conneaut
The crop in most places is looking well
A party of Kingsvillians having be-
come tired of public life, are camping out
this week on the shores of old Erie.
Among them are Elihu !Curtis and fami.
ly, James Fickinger and sisters, Sherm.
Wright, Mary Curtis, and perhaps others,
Of whom your correspondent has not the
names. Their principal labor is bathing
and archery. Happy mortals. The rich
may ride in shayzes, but the poor farmers
must work-or words to that effect.
We have to record the death of Mrs.
Grover, lady over 80 years of age, and
step mother of your former correspondent
of this place.
We are not near enough TO North
Kingsvile (Or Kingsville improper) to get
much news from there, consequently if
your readers want news from that section.
OF their misdeeds and shortcomings, we
must refer them to the Index,
Kingsville has formed a Garfield club,
with Jas. lFickinger, President; DR.. M.
Kingsley, Vice President and ]. II. Kin
near, Secretary and Treas. IRON WOOD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16
grAr1nN srREEr sEwER


For several years past the residents on
Station street have been petitioning and
laboring with the Council for sewer
through that street, on the grounds that
in its present state the water stands in
their cellars, thereby rendering their
homes unhealthy as we'll as uncomiOrta-
bic.
The Council appreciated tie justice Of
their petitions, and after considerable de.
lay, took the preliminary step Of setting
of certain territory and naming II "Sia-
ton Street Sewer District No. l." and had
a map Of the district and drawings Of the
necessary main Sewers through Station
and Depot streets prepared by the EngI-
neer with the intention Of putting the
sewer through at as early day as posi-
ble.
The Solicitor now informs tho Council
that the revised statements require the
entire corporation to be divided into sew.
er districts before sewers eau be Iut
through any district; further, that the ex-
pense Of a sewer cannot exceed % per cent
Of the value Of the property through which
it runs, as the same stands on the tax du.
plicate. All Of this property is now taxed
on the valuation Of 1870. which is far be-
low It's present valuation.
The Real Estate Assessor is nov at work
making new valuation Of all the land in
the corporation, and il is expected the yal.
uation will be sufficiently high to permit
oi the property being assessed for this pur.
pose.
Negotiations are pending between the
Council and the County Commissioners to
divide the expense OF making new maps Of
the proposed sewer district Of the Corpor-
alton, as the maps now in the Auditors
Office do not show the numbeg Of feet front
and owners of the lots.
The petitioners for the sewers are disap-
pointed in the new difficulties presented,
and are seeking new course to accomplish
their object.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16
OFF THE TRACK,

AS freight train No, 10, composed of SO
cars, due at Ashtabula at ;45 a. m, last
Sunday, on the Franklin Division of the
l.. S. 81 M. s. Ry,, reached the "Grlf flP'
the seventh car jumped the track, follow.
ed by nino more cars, They were all
loaded with coal, and some Of them rolled
to the bottom of the "fll," distance of
about 100 feet, beng badly broken.
The accident was caused by the end of
Il journal being burned of, which threw a
car of the track, which, in striking the
switch at the south end of the "fll" re-
suited in the accident.
Fortunately no one was injured, but
w. w. Wood, brakeman, saved himself
from injury by jumping from a car as 1t
was going ever and landed forty feet
down the embankment Had the train
been running at its usual speed the bal
ance OF the train would have been wreck
cd as well as lives lost.
Two wrecking trains with large force
of men worked at the wreck all day Sun,
day and at five o'clock p. m. the track
was repaired and cleared of the debris,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16
MARINE NEWS.


ARRIVED.
July 8. Schr. Camden, ore from Escan
aba; schr II. j. Webb. ore from Mar
quette; sohr. Geo u. Ely, ore from Mar
quettei prop. Il. q. futile, ore from Mar
quette.
July 9. schr. Clayton Bell, ore from
Marquette; schr. NJ. Stalker, ore from
Marquette.
July 10. Prop. Nahant, ore from Es
cana.
July 12. Schr. E. Harmon, light from
Buffalo; prop, II. d. Comnberry, ore from
Eissccanabai schr. F. W. Clifford, ore from
LAnse.
July IA. schr. Union, light from Port
CLEARED.
July 8, sohr. Republic, light for Mar.
quette; schr. Snow Drop, Coal for Detroit
schr. II. J. Webb, light for Marquette;
sehr. Helena, light for Chicago; prop
Havana, light for Chicago.
July .. Prop. D. NJ. Wilson, light for
Marquette; schr. VIM. McGregor, light
Tor Escanaba; George II. Ely, light for
Marquette; schr. Camden, light for Escan-
aba.
July 10. schr. Monticello, coal for
Houghton; prop. II. B. Tuttle, light for
Marquette; schr. NJ. Stalker, light for
Marquette.
July II. Prop, II. D. Coflnberry light
for EscanabaI schr. Jane c. Woodruff.
lumber for Garden Island, Ont.
July 13. Schr. Clayton Bell, coal for
Lake Linden; prop. Nahant, light for
Milwaukee.
July IA. Schr. E. Harmon, coal for
Buffalo.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16
Sentinel.

5enJlnel.
c. H. Simonds now holds the reins over
bay horse, which he purchased in Apdo-
yer. The horse is 16 hands high, and a
good roadster.
The Erie, Pa, County Republican Con-
vention at Cory, after seige Of four DAYS,
on the thirty-sixth ballot, renominated
Col. Watson, of Warren, for Congress.
The teachers of Ashtabula county will
please bear in mind that the annual ses-
sion OF the Ashtabula County Teachers
Institute commences at jefferson on Tues
day, July 90. State School Commissioner
]. ], Burns will deliver a lecture on the
first evening of the session, Tuesday, July
go. A large attendance of the teachers at
the opening of the session is wanted and
expected.
Geneva Times.
Charley, son of Mr.. Samuel N. Castle,
Of North Centre, fell from a tree in which
he was at play, yesterday morning, dislo-
eating the wrist Of his left arm, and break
ing one of the bones of the same, as stated
by our informant,
A report reaches us that our Democrat
ic friend George W. Andrus, Of Trumbull,
got caught up in a whirlwind Friday
evening while going from Trumbull Cen
ter to Footville, horse, buggy and all, be-
ing lifted two or three feet from the earth
and as suddenly dropped. His hat disap-
peared entirely and has not been found.
The people over there claim that when
George was first lifted he promised to
vote for Garfield, if restored to earth, but
hurrahed for Hancock as soon as he lit
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16

beLnaAy, OnC.
Gentlemen.-I feel it my duty to say
few words, in regard to the great benefit
have received from the use Of one Of the
wonders Of the world, that is, DR.. Thomas
Eclectric' Oil. was one OF the greatest
sufferers for about fifteen months with
desease OF my ear similar to ulcers, caus-
ing entire deafness. l tried everything
that could be done through medical skill,
but without relief. As last resort tried
the ecleotric Oil, and in ten minutes found
relief | continued usingit it, and in a short
time my ear was cured and hearing COM
pletely restored.
have used this wonderful healer in
many cases of inflammation of the lungs,
sore throat, coughs and colds, cuts and
bruises, &C.; in fact it is our family medi-
dine.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16
sAYBROOK.

The next meeting of the Young Peoples
Christian Temperance Union will be held
next Friday evening, July 16, at the resi-
denee Of Mrs. Marcus Bostwick. We hope
all the friends Of temperance, that posi-
bly, can attend will do so.
Born, in Saybrook, July II, son to
MIR. and Mrs, Charles Covell. Weight,
Q1s pounds.
We hear of several cases of so-called
sunsIroke at Palnesville the Sd inst. 1t is
SAID the subjects were prostrated and
helpless, and they claim after their par
tial recovery, that it was not liquor that
allied them, but the excessive heat in the
crowded streetR of the town. How much
better for them and the cause of temper
ance had they been protected from the
burning rays OF the sun, and gone home at
the close Of the day refreshed and with
the happy feeling that the day had been
well spent.
SaybroOk, July 70, 80.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16

Total number of Delegates 1871.
The number of delegates from Ashtsbu-
la has been increased since last convention
from nine tn twelve, Ashtabpla showing
the largest Republican gain of any town
ship IN the county. This great increase is
due in great measure to the untiring ef-
fort OF Mr.. W. G, Haskell one of the men,
bers of the County Committee.
At the coming election there are to be
nominated Sheriff, Auditor, Recorder,
County Commissioner CYroner and an In
flrnary Director.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16
it'll their respective ages:

The baby business during the past year
was quite brisk, in the corporation there
being 100 Of these little kickcrs produced.
There are ten pairs of twins, two pairs
Of this number being credited to one fam
lily. This twin business is becoming
quite popular here, and another 100 per
cent increase may be expected in the pop
ulation of Ashtabula Village during the
next ten years.
The colored people evidently do not
relish the gentle wintry zephyrs from over
lake Erie, for we have only 40 out of 4444.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16
A fool once More.

For ten years my wife was confined to
her bed with such complication Of all
ments that no doctor could tell what the
matter was or cure her, and l used up a
small fortune in humbug stuff. Six
months ago saw a U. S. flag with hop
bitters on it, and thought would be a
fool once more. / tried 1t, but my folly
proved to be wisdom. Two bottles cured
her, she is now as we'll and strong as any
mans wife,and it cost me only two dollars.
Such folly pays.-H. W. Detroit, Mich.
93-4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16
EAGLEVILLE.

Last week George Knowlton of Eagle
vile while picking cherries fell from the
ladder, or perhaps 1 should say that the
ladder fell first, at any rate when he pick
ed himself up, he found that his left arm
was broken above the wrist and his collar
bone on the same side was broken in two
pieces. He is attended by DR.. Baker of
Rock Creek.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16

You can't do a nice job Of work, preach
a good sermon, try law suit we'll, doctor
a patient, or write good article with
sluggish brain and unsteady nerves, and
none should make the attempt in such a
condition, when it can be so easily and
eheaply removed by little Of Parmlee's
dyspepsia compound. 1t is a great regu-
lating tonic. Relief guaranteed or money
refunded. Sample bottles 15c; large size
81. Sold by Swift, and E. A. Willard,
Ashtabula, Parshall, Kingsyille. July.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16
Honored and HIenn.h.

When a board of eminent physicians
and chemists announced the discovery that
by combining some well known valuable
remedies, the most wonderful medicine
was produced which could cure such a
wide range Of diseases that most all other
remedies could be dispensed with, many
were skecptieal; but proof Of its merits BY
actual trial has dispelled all doubt, and to
day the discoverers Of that great medicine,
Hop bitters, are honored and blessed by ali
as benefactOrs. 93-4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16
ParmIee,s Great RIood P1-1a.r

In morbid conditions of the blood are
many diseases, such as salt rheum, ring
worm, boils, carbuncles, sores and pimples.
Try the purifier and cure these ailments.
II we did not believe it to be the greatest
blood purifier extant, we should hesitate
before offering it to you under a positive
guarantee, as we do. Sample bottles 15c;
large size 81. Sold by Swift and Z. A.
Willard, Ashtabula, Parshall, Kingsville.