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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-15
Vegetine
Purifies the Blood; Renovates
and lnyigorates the Whole
Ta1 System.
Reader, Have You Got Scrofula,
Scrofulous Humor, Cancerous
Humor, Cancer?
You Can Positively be Cured.
Thousands Of Testimonials
Prove 1t.
Vegetine Cures When Ply.
sicians Fail.

Gran ORCHARD, Lincoln Co, KY, May S. 1873.
Nh. II. X. STEVENS:
SRI consider ii a duty that owe you and the pub
lie TO let you know what your medicine. VEGEriNE,
has done for nv daughter About four years she
afflicted with ScrofHid TO be- drawn To one
side she walked After trying several .: the best
physicians home and al Louisville without rrlief
she was Induced 10 try NEGETINE. After taking -
bottles consider her perfectly cured. She has now
beautiful clear complexion, without biotch or bemsh
and have hesitation in atirihuiing her To your
valuable medicine. and in recommending IL To the
of the afflicted. Their many OF the Inhabitants of
this county who and Will testify TO the above.
YOun. s. MRS {. E. BROOKS.
can testify to the above
J. l.. CARSON,
Firm of Carson Bros. Druggists.
W. f. KENNEDY,
Proprietor Crab Orchard Hotel
--.H.--. MONTREAL II. @. Jan. s. $50.
Mr. H. r. STEVENS: Dear Sb-We take great pleas
ure in adding to numerous testimonials IN ftgard
10 NEGEIlNE- We sell great deal of H. and Il inya
riahly gives satisfaction SextIsl arSubc by
its use have come under notice. and think II
pleasure. well a duty. to testify In is behalf.
W. rrInaln yoErs truly, DIR LEDUC a co.
Chemists and Druggists
MONTREAL Jan. :. 1871.
Mr.. H. Il. STEVENS: Nedr Sri have recommended
and sold your NEGETiSE In great mary cases indeed.
bur one cfsc came under my special notice in which
three bottles completely cured friend of mine whose
Case had resisted all other medicines previously tried
Yours, p. o. GIEOUX. Druggist,
Irn COL 81. Joseph s..
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-15
A fellow stopped at a hotel in Les

"A fellow stopped at hotel in Lead
vile, and the landlord charged him 81
a day for five days. "Didn't you make
a mistaken" "No," said the landlord
a" Yes, you did; you thought you got all
the money! had, but you are mistaken.
l have whole purseful in another peck
et.'
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-15

"A fireman on a Minnesota railroad
climbed ont on the pilot at the risk OF
his life, and rescued man who was
lying on the track-a man of straw,
which mischievous boys had placed
there.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-15

NERVOUSNESS, and all arrangements of the
nervous system, are usually connected with q
diseased condition of the blood. Debility is
a frequent accompaniment The first thing
TO be done is TO improve The condition Of the
blood This is accomplished by taking VICE.
TINE. Ii is a nerve medicine, and possesses
q controlling power over the nervous system.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-15
Vegetine
Is THE BKsr
SPRING MEDICINE.
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
ATTENTION. PAIN! YOUR HOUSES,

BY making strictly pure and first.
class goods for the last eight years,
in New York, we find our rapidly
increasing trade demands our
opening an office and factory in
Chicago. to supply the western
trade, and we would advise all
parties wishing to paint, to try
ours, which Is the very best and
cheapest in the market. Send for
sample card ard prices.
NATIONAL MIXED PAINT CO.,
NEW YORK or CHICAGO. ILL
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-15

II cough disturbs your sleep, take dose
Of Piso's Cure for Consumption. So say all
vho have tried il
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-15

REDpING's RUSSIA SALvH. Best family salye
in the world, and excellent for stable use
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-15

-"Where is your mother?" said a
worthy man to little street miserable.
She answered, efficiently" She is dead"
" Have you no fatheren IS Yes, sir; but
he is sick" "What ails him" CON
tinued the questioner. "He has got
sore finger, sir "Indeed?" Yes,
sir" "Why don't he cut it off, then? ~
" Please, sir, he hair.'t got any money
to buy a knife
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-15

LIGHT CoLoRED or yellow Axle Grease soon
wears off. Get the genuine Frazer.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-15
PITTSBURGH. Pa, March 18th, $50
DE-. X V. PIEEfF. buffalo n Y.

Dnr SRI was treatei by four different
physicians without avail for disease of the
liver and uterus. Some time ago / com
nenced the use of your Favorite Prescription
and Discovery, being at he time confined
part of the time to my bed. At first my i'm
provement was slow, but I now find myself
wei after the use of four bottles of each of
the medicines. With MANY, many thanks.
i am, very respectfully.
a.. il MARY T. GRACE.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-15

THoUGH Old Mr.. Fcgy has long ques-
toned woman's fitness to practice law. and
her opinions concerning legal matters, no one
has ever questioned her opinion concerning
DR. Pierce's Favoriie Prescription. For wo-
men freely affirm that the Pre- cription is a
positive cure for those . dragging down " sem
sitions, and the many diseases and weak
nesscs peculiar 10 their sex. The Favorite
Prescription is sold by all druggists under a
positive GUARANTEE.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-15
Great News.

Great News.
1t is great news indeed that there is at last
a remedy (Warner's Safe Nervine) which will
relieve all kinds of pain and give rest and
sleep without injury to the system. The dis
coverer of this remedy is considered the most
skillful nerve doctor in the world.
Get C. Gilbert's Linen Starch and try it.
ALL grocers sell National Yeast Try It
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-15

The editor of New York agricul-
tural paper lately received letter from
a Wisconsin man, saying: 81 have a
mule which became lame in one hind
leg some three weeks ago. Ii seems TO
pain him very much. What is the mat
ter and remedy?'' The New York
Times says that the editor has diaboli-
cally replied as follows: :. To find the
seat of the trouble, sponge the leg with
cold water, apply cold water frequently,
and keep wet bandages around the joint
Rest, )" adds the wicked editor, with cold
and brutal sarcasm, "will be necess-
ry." To which the Times adds:
" There is not the slightest doubt that if
Mr.. Brown undertakes to sponge his
mules leg with cold water, and to keep
wet bandages around the joint, he will
find rest necessary and inevitable.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-15

Edward Green, who died at Gala
tin, Tenn, last week, claimed TO be one
hundred and six years old. The surviv-
ing members of the family believe him
to have been one hundred and twelve or
one hundred and fourteen years OF age
He was native OF North Carolina, and
came TO Tennessee when young man,
stopping at Nashville, which was then a
military post. He assisted in building
one of the first houses erected in Nash
vile. Only last year he was able to
work in his garden. assl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-03
LUGIL SEaE s-sTJEs

1nefc Will De meeting in the Gospel Tent,
corner OuEe snd Payne streets, tonight
ne shed thrn'77 down at Tan Yard by the
"lHu S;crm o. Friday eVcnjGz last is being re.
placed by large and substantial structure.
Ihe business done ou The Aexaa iria cau al
81 itr ths season Is greatly 10 czc.,s uf that OF
the corresponding period OF las. year.
.Aldernan Strsuss who has bean confined te
His nome Tor GONE days pag. with rheuula.c
attack. wss GU! to-day.
A!tlson Madela. who was fined Saturday by
tfe Mayor TOR dis0rdrIly coudue, says be was
not drnrk IS IcpoIlG
4 m .rr!Ego lice-se w.s Issued in Washir g.on
yeS'eEds5 10 James I j. Davi5, Of Prince Nil
lisn county, W.. and Roberta Taymar, Of
Washington.
Z dispatch from Cona:sntinople to Reuters
Telegram Company says ''Mihst Pssha has
rendered his rtsignatIon as Governor Of Syrs
D.! IL mas not yet been acc5 pied by the : ii tan
diapstch from Pcs:h says that Coun! Fes
tellcs ass marrred on "Wednesday last to tee
divorced wife Of tt e Pm, &C OF " oaaco, formerly
Lady Mary H.mI!ton
3 sail boat be!or 2 ng 20 n voung man from
'oTt f2oie wa5 ~ tom krug street docE
last m&h', alG Recovered This morning ~ Clos
5Oro.
Ms3or Smith has appointed X. Kempsr
aud George l. Fryoch a. ptyxrs to reprrs.u!
Alt2sndris 3; the annual u,cc;lug of the stock
h'I1eI, OF tic i. < .. Canal a: Annap c.is
nczt AoEc.y
1ae inIl0"trg pen.tea''Gr" GoDgIcts are 10 b.
SET ~ db-r.y during thc p!ls2nt l.opth: Gius
Ter iuIDmrrE, .!or'd, Eeuqller cuu .ty. 81;
y u. Ctubo, "hi.r, tr, I=ncs burg, 3 b; VIM.
Ashley, waite, ShcJaodoah 2)uLty, ~ i.
TIC shiDiDcui~ Of ,..r,I isO,t i'uur rIsri o,,or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-03

rSkUSTEE'S SALE OF THE LONGBOAT
L HENRY Z. PUkDI"-Sy virtue Of
deed of trust from And-aw Mann to Arsemus
Sch0faid, dated October ) 1873 which deed OF
trust Was duly recorded III the Custom House al
Georgetown, i. O.. in libar II No /, frins
l67 and It's, or the lst day Of November, 1873.
and which said deed Of trust was duly sssiyG cd
TO me by the said ArsemuS Scnoield on tue 14.h
Day Of February. 1880 which said assignment
WAS slso duly recorded in the Custom House 81
Geo.gotcwa y G, III hter ii No. l, folio
1913 It seq on tue 18th day of February, 1881 |
Will sci! vt public suction. at 20 O'clock u
on TUESDAY. the 18Th day OF June. 1850. 81
NslIs 81 Co.'S dock, ca Union street. between
Princess anc Qnean streets, in the city OF Alex.
an.1ia W., The LON BOh fsno"r and des rib
ed rs the Longbost Hen RI Z. PURIFY, " Of
Georgetown, u g OF the burLhen Of Is 3!-lO0
tons, or thuresb9ut together with sil suc SIN.
gulsr. the mssts. bo@sprit sa.ls boats, snclors,
cables, and 81 other neCessarles thereunto 50.
pertaining and belonging The certificate Of lie
enrolment oi which sad Ion gbOsl or vessel is
listed March -, 1876 and nun barred No. Is
and shows that her length is 81 ) feet
her breadth Ii fee. her depth rs feet: that
said lons boat was ouils h. Cum berlsni IN the
year 1854
Terus Of Sale: SETS II, WITH interes: thereon
It Elk per cent froul October SO, 1878 less $50
paid, and costs Of sale IL cash the residue 10 six
months, properly secured 4 deposit of $50
will be required Of tho purchaser al Inc time OF
sale
je3-1G. W. J. FRIZZELL, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-03

. II = Ell EsS -Ataregular month
..., -':< ., n.YuL. MctIah Com andery. No.
@. E'.s T1np.vr. b"ld 81 their hsy.u .asL
a.. ;tv following tli.ers woIe elected: Sam
~ 1.".a., .E.5urnt commander; John Mont
...''t, &, H-raiIssiu!o; SIMON Lancil Captain
,..'".i jaIes johnson, Recorder; Samuel
g.. IL, Ercssu:er; 81 oses Mo1iey, Senior " sr-
~. r,aerL smith, Junior Warden; Wilson
H. as. Gu=rd The soove named officers viii
d. ..s.oItd O. tie 18TH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-03
FOREEG% TEII.S

oe Lesseps estimates the cost of bis FRO
posed fansma canal st 6l2 0C0 0CO francs
-, iinsureens chiefs, lately lar dsd in Cubs, fir
ii's1e OF no sympathy from their old comrades
Arrangements for the supplementary confer
Berlin. - 'ue o.
Paul Augustin Alfred Leroux, French ststes-
,Dsn and q member Ct the cabinet under the
last empire, Is desd, at the age of u.s.
At meeting of Phi:sdulphiA and Resdin Q
ooHuuciuefs 10 London Yesterday y protective
ommlttee WAS form d.
several Jews have been srrested nesr st. Pc
telsourg on charge Of being connected With
the nihllistt,
Inc rupture between the Right arc dissident
iIelt 10 The ltslish Parliament is now coaulete,
oeVeral ministers have resigned.
A Der In dispatch says serious accident has
occurred on the Berlin and Madgebury railway,
a traln ran ct the track and two persons were
Killed AID thirty. four nj ured
On the anniversary OF the death of The Prince
Imperial the leadlsg Bonapsrtlsts at Paris At
Tended mass. The ex Empress has arrived in
Zulu land, where her son wss slain.
The upper house of the Hungarian Diet has
decided to suspend the Parliamentary privilege
OF immunity from arrest in The case Of the mem.
osrs OF the House present 81 the duel on NAV
~. between Count Stephen kstolyi and Count
Victor Z,cby
Tie Turkish situation is conceG ed TO be criti-
cal, ana another hastern VISIT is though, to be
impending. Russian soldiers il Bulxsri. sre
exceedingly active The cculari Conference has
Wloened the oreuch between Mohsmmedan and
Catholic chiefs on the Al bantam frontier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-03

~ NIEATIuE OF CMAPLAINS the tx ri
&. .s., ch .g.,lls a. ';ie hcop&.c,i Seminary,
Co.,. ...- C.! ;, viii be held 90 22i, Is / auG p
w. e ~ jun. nInecc "a VITA the @euoT Class
D.. - j. a.r.',g tie % u OF ten 0 o!ccs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-03

q GklCULl U IA GOUlS-GeDuine Eng
- llsh Grain and Grass Scythes American
Clipper isr.in and Grass ccythes, Grass Hooks,
Scy the Stones Hay Rskes, &C.. st Wholesale
aid retail. JAS. T. UAkLIN s. SON
Dyz6 81 King street.
TNSSCT POWDER, of various kinds, aid
L POW DER q u Ms for using the same; also
PAklS GREEN and LONDON PURPLE,
for the destruction of Plato Bugs, &C; large
stocs IN haLd aud for sale by
nfS&l i S. LEADBEATER & BRO.
4 bBLS CHUIUE SYkUP just received by
\ splS j. q. M1LBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-03

'N1 d: rur &rcu.cst specG;ics is Ladies
..v @. - 2.LtS per pair. at he Great HoslCn
Alclcr iiarse, 4gl Peopsyr5sDls avenue.
d. vi lie I'd Fie.
',s LEOPOLD RICHoLD. Proprietor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-03

% EEr CooL DEMONSTRATORS. WATER
.0-ta> and ICE CHESTS CAP DC t0uod al
......-.:ASGUNY'S, cJroor OF King AMI Columbus
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-03
Ca i AL Com NJ ERCE.

Arrived-Bosts NJ Snow, Ii D Corse, l. &
Long W c Hunter, II Kersey, S Berry, NJ
Sandford. srd Stewart, to American Coal &c;
q w 4 dams and Davis, to G orse's Creek
Coal sud Iron Co; a b Agnew, to j p Ap.
new i Go
pepsrted-Bos:s N Snow, NJ Corse L A
Log. W q Hunter, Cun oorland, Il TAYLOR,
A igler, ID Kelsey, 5 Henry u Sanford,
snQ u Stewart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-03

= WANTED.
Sr,. ICHNG MAN wants FURNISHED
B, without board. Address with terms
: : a. thls eli g. liz
{ ,,hOWN MESSlNA LEMONS for salu BY
!AylJ j. {. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-03

"Et1uEh paUBABJLITtss. Jule 1885,
Z TIE Idle Atlantic States stationary ~ :
..A.; + higher tempccsture, winds mostly fro IN
I'll 70 "est' sHd ciesr or partly cloud =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-03

- II C.t lie head ''t.e angels sing, tut
!. ...7r. 10 b. cIorus Of yeil5 from the pext
~. g. 30 he weT desperate. procured a
:. .." o. h7. B.!'~ Baby Syrup and seat i. To
49, ;. win hS compliments. he was u
l.. g--,47,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

"Eh7usR PaOBABILIrtEs. Jtole 5 1850
'-' iio'e Atlantic States stationary o. :
A.; higher tempcEslure, winds mostly from
...:H 20 west. and clear or psrtIy Cloud .
r.,.-aC.
..A...'ENT AND OBSTRUCTION TO CANAL
NAVIGATION The Cumberland Mos. n Us.
--y, say:
'A1]li clock Monday afternoon tho boar
"1'- u" - 4, OF the American H., rau io,o ?
aug - M ihrce nile level, 81 nil, tror,
lied T!'lu ana |ss siLk, preventing the ma
-r'~ 81 2va's either Way. She 4as gotten Gu,
E- 1919 I'D he work Of letting on the water
49, 3G]n yesterday af;erncou. Boats were ~
81 70 pas aoou: 10 clock last p,ght. \
E''e was yesterday forced out at Darkcy'.
&. > II l's tom Gun bc.aud stoDpius The
.'.-'S" 81 o7a's int point. l. Will onI2 in
'.t3ra win loaded b)ats, however * ,hara
-. 10 I:-ht oass b3,v 81 tha point where ,he
-lrH u oost lay add Darkey'- lock. The lrc,
@se Is ,2psced 20 be repaired by 10 o'c!cck
,rl- m0r3lns
4c "aoe line Of the rsl is now clear and
JAS %1e "!'I'IHE and departing as u5uaI.
Az EAcUR5lON PARTY ROUGHLY TREATED
= c"u'nlttcc II yOu9g neu Of this CT Y yay,
81 6clfs o 20 Iivoll park, q: Gi"sbor,'. yc.,
'E!.y, EVERYTHING PASSED Of All 'tfy u7rI
5'efai Hoiccm,n arrived on the srouod frou
" Et"o, When I'll PROPRIETOR CT he psc
~. ht-AaTd MJ@o, s9clDg that . small cr5w
''-'' - lG a'teiGaCc", and Notwithstanding
oil nc ET!4nEsmcui4 Tor tbs rcnGg e tnf
E7gu7i- had en- c)n.iiCd YiU, damaad,d IF
th' committee Al ..d!!u0nai * for the pa .. EFT
81 80" lclIde lax a-acs5td agsu5' the park Vug
d h'Gc Uc!ag reius-I % the c9muittreneu,
,"'. "-fl 14Icasehct with arrest, tul u1dirc
that 'hc? could not be- scared i.tj the psvlleoi
q. it.r h..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-03

NO CLIMATE AT ALL South America.
writes traveller, it might almost be Said, has
co climate at ali. Here, 10 TIL Southern c ,n,i-
nent, the same who'd from the Sou,h Pole
blows throughout the year, fresh and keen
80 fro sh and keen that on the sea or CLOSE
to 1t the vertical SUP OF the tropics Lose, all
Its power even at nom, and the long ,uaa.
toIlA night has chill which renders il M
sale as Well as uncomfortable to slacp 10 the
open air, and unIlse AID almost mp s,iblc to
dispense with heavy blankets. On tue 9.s.ero
coast OF Soulh America the vepo!s that would
be Tstci TO II from the Pacldo are net by the
petenoisl breez's which, as | said. crme IN
irUn the Pole, and they are driven upward ill
they reach the Summit of the mouutaio wall of
the Andes, cJldsnsed by the cold of
that LOFTY regloo. they fall 10 sious rain,
drenchng and tertllizing the eastern wat.
er shed, pa log over the wescrn slope
aud leaving 1t untouched, aud barren and
desoate. For he six NJ onlhs in the year, what
10 the Wes' ladies' Is the rainy s. asou is here
the season of clouds sod fogs. We havo the
constant threat OF rain. with hardly ever drop
OF IT, and the SUP, that breaks GU! in pale
gmpses toward ooon, is seen but not felt.
Ibis is especially the case with Peru, the
coast OF which. pr, letting Westward 10 Gil its
length from AFRICA to Psyts,is more Immediately
exposed to the polar VIVID and more unne,e-
fully searched and blighted By its blast. That It's
climate, as roplca! one, msy be all the better
for It, is very possible; and. indeed, there is no
iault 10 be touid with it on the score of humao
health, but 1t IS dull aud gloomy, and doomed
to perpetual drought. There is 20 moisture or
de" IN the land. and c0nst quaotiy 10 vegeta
tloo, or only that which ~ fos!ered by the
scsuty riIls creeping through ;be saod aud stone
OF their narrow gleas. AID only brcakirg aowo,
torrent like, when the thaw cf the perpetual
soo1s OF the Cordiera sets 10 good earnest 10
the summer months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-03
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. June g. lSS0.-Flour
continues quiet at last quotations. The feeling
in Whca! IS weaker, ard the receipts are light !;
the1c we're small sales to day ct 50. 100, 1zO and
l2?, rs to quality. But little Corn is coming in,
snd small lots were sold a. 81 for yellow, and 56
for e.hiIe. ho Rye or Oats reported Country
proiuce il ligh! receipt.
BALTIMORE, June Virgins 6s Old =: Co
dGtelrei 81; do ccnsols ssh do I'd series 22I ::
pas. duo coupons 9}t; new l04Os Al; 10 90,
coup 81 bid to-day. Cotton quiet; middlipg
liz hi3 Flou: dull and unchanyed Wheat
Southern cGll Western higher and strong.
southern red l25sl50; do smber 12Ssl3O NJ 2
Wes!er, winter red spot 1914; Juue l25s.l25l;
july Ia! Il 4! Aug l!03slll Corn-Sou.hern
steady and tsiry active; Western higher but
dull nd neglected; Southern white 5 !; do vel
low 534 Western mixed spot 531 June 5Oa5Ci;
july ~ Al Aug and steal er nominal. Os.s
firm ana higher Southern 4si5 Western
white 44'4j; d. tulxed 42s43 fenna 44s45 Rye
quiet al 80. H,sy unchsr god Coffee steady
Hio cargors ordDtry to caUca l3ai5t Sugar
firm; A soft 81. WDisSey steady 81 llal III.
NEW YORK June 8 Stocks firm. Money
3si Flour steady. Wheat quiet Corn ste,dy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-03

ANOTHER NEEDLE cTOkY--A icE vel ks
ago, yOuos lady Vi Salisbury. Md. vas gc:.
ting iot0 carriSgc, aud sewing needle was
by some ucars forced into her thsb tu; be-
log considered q Irf!os ;oaticr. lille or 90
atteDuOn waa psd to il az the time. Several
days after thI- cccugr0nCa, however, her aUkIe
,aiUed her very much, and 90 cEamlGgtlon Ii
was touod taat the needle was the cause OF il.
In he. efforts t. g.! II Cu;, it broke, ard she
only succeeded II gettio2 one part che eye
haiti ct Il GU. Zee ;'alut ccmmn,d. and two
days after she telt that jos b,oR the kroo, but
Tss 5 I'll uGa6Ic 10 &c; / OUT. Two week. then
elapsed, and she ct soL1ohlCc 10 her tHr Ut,
but the obstruction Wa supposed TO be fish
oune. After several ctfar,s to remove it, she at
last succeeded, aud 1t proved to D. Inc point
part 0! ,he needle. Thus. 10 Il lew w4eks ume,
a c1mmoo sewing 0eedIc cutters person 81 The
thigh, makes it WAYS down 10 the ankle, then
rctrHcas III sicrrs and sO1S up the body, and
cJpes out s. the throat. TITS may appear 10
be an incredible story, but Ii is gouched for
BY q gentleman OF urquest,oucd r"raclty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-03

oSsEEVAT.VE kEAIJCsTEgs. The CON-
s.IT-tiT. Tcacjuatcr c!po ha!1 q n.acriac last
..r. IL tie SUI engine house with Nsi. Ia sar
J. - cErn II h char scd !. n. uu.dIa and
Jsn.s ". ShI9n secretaries. L. was deter
n'H.. 10 bed mass IL cling a. eai!y after tic
r-I G.nmcnt Of h 1,m GA io c1Lg.otion.
"":.' =. 2.s IL 1tncin"e'ti ca III. 9th Instant,
q Hfscaca'!c, and The TWO sacrcrsr ) .qnre 40
'...c 9 LIZ TIC 0 Inake the necessary ar
i...e#'r's, 'oc invite speak r. for tH. meet
I2s ,cy"tat ctw L. mbcEs were eicc %, soi
'h. c Go Ill urced t. uuc; as..a u THURSDAY
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REFORMATION WANTED .-M.ycr S,ui,a hls
Te:.tgoa . rett.f ir Il p,er,c.: Woods of Abbey
I'd, C4''vw, i,e,4aG, 5equ.sti.g ni,sma
. n -agart % oag Csgt. J.mss F. Weeds
c. IL" U1"ei 5 ats arnlY. ~ho, &c says. died
" = X.c4.la 10 gtcubeg. 1878. and aas
biiei ~ 'ha Catholic canorety. Tie Mayor
T,e''FtI zoe I1t'er 20 Mr. NJ =. Har!ow, pr,s-
d, . OF he Caholc B.n. fsi4l Socio.y. who
STA 'h.f laerc IS nc ooe O.; tfat n.tu. o1r;ed
ID 'ta Il ely Of 81. N .ry's Church.
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CLEARED
Str j w Thompson, lower Porc bv A Reed.
Str Msttano, lower Pic, by j Broters 8 Go.
Schr Rose Mcpevi:t Rappshsnnock river, by
w A Smoot.
MEMORANDA
Schr Annie Edith, from Washington, at Nor
TO Let
Sohr Hart ssied from Richmond for
" ss hing ~ ID
Schr / is Simons. from Georgetown, at New
Haven lst
SchF 'aniei B owa, from Georgetown, at Fall
River 80
echr Twilight, hence, at Boston lst
Schr Glars Fletcher. from Georgetown, at Bos-
ion "a.
Sths Maggie j Chadwick, hence, at Boston %.
Scnr henry K Congdon, ence, st Boston lst.
schr Belle Hardy, from GEORGETOWN, at Bos
ton lat
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E-Ok RENT-HOUSE No. 35 Cameron st.,
between Fairfax and Lee Apply to
sp o-t j. 81 D SMOOT.
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