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KimbaIl Mansion,

NEW HIGH ST.. LOS ANGELES. Cal.
s%SPACIOUS PARLORS, Fine Suites,
and Large Single Sunny Rooms, contain
ing all modern conveniences.
AITHE TABLE supplied with the best
the market affords.
fe22tf MRS. M. H. KIMBALL, Prop.
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FOR SALE.

SEVERAL NEAT NEW COTTAGES,
three and four rooms; fine location:
splendid invest ment.
G. WHITE,
my8-Sm Room 40 Temple Block.
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LOS ANGELES COUNTY BANK,
July 1, 1881.
ASSETS.
Sls9.O57 81

The real estate to the am cunt of si365.T
the remainder in Los Angeles county, as
are the other assets, except as appears
above. The evidences OF the assets OF
the Dank are in the banks vault and are
for the major part also on record instsan
Bernardlno and Los Angeles counties.
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Sworn and subscribed to before me
this 9TH day of July, 1881.
Signed: q. A. DICKINSON,
Notary Public in and tor said county of
Los Angeles, State of California.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, lss
County of Los Angeles. ss'
]. 8. Slauson, President, and H. L. Mac
neil, Cashier, of Los Angeles County
Bank, being severally duly sworn each for
himself, says the foregoing state ment is
true to the best of his knowledge and
belief.
Signed: j. s SLAUSON.
HI, L. MACNElL.
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M. DUFFY.
Proprietor Of the kegeI House,
SANTA MONTnA

PhA> "a HAO4NAOAS
Begs to inform the public that he spreads
FINE LUNCH and keeps EXCEL
LENT LIQUORS. He also gives FINE
MEAL for ESQ. The public are cordially
Invited to give him scall. je2tf
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Dividena ANA Assess.n snss.


SAN FRANCISCO. July 15th.-
Eureka Consolidated declares
dividend of fifty. cents. Sierra
Nevada has been assessed one dol
lar and Gould and Curry fifty
cents.
Tho state Prison Iavestfgasi0D.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 15th.-The
State Prison investigation Com
mission to-day closed the prosecu-
ton as regards the specific charges
against the Warden. The latter
introduced in defense o number of
officers Of the prison and produced
accounts to disprove the charges
concerning the financial manage.
ment. Adjourned till next Thurs
day.
WORK on sne CaIifornia sOumern.
SAN DIEGO, July l5th.-Another
large party of Chinese laborers for
the California Southern Railroad
arrived per steamer Senator this
morning and In less than two hours
were on their way to the front.
The rapidity with which the work
is being pushed has hardly been
surpassed anywhere. Grading il
going on actively In the Cajon pass
90 we'll as In the Temecula valley.
The work on the water front at
this bay 10 also being vigorously
pushed employing large force Of
men and teams. Our streets to-day
were crowded with teams carrying
supplies forward to the working
parties II the northern part Of the
county.
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$I,244,9O5 So

Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 9Th day Of July, 1881.
Signed: q. A. DICKINSON,
Notary Public in and for Los Angeles
county, State of California. j7-lm
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Southern California
Packing Company

OF Los ANGELES,
Preservers of Fruits, Vegetables, Meats,
Honey, and ManufacturI r. IS ofJams.
Vinegar and Sauces.
Incorporated April A, 1881.
CAPITAL 800, 900
~ II. OOoOrS TTcslucAbs
w. H. Vice President.
j. NJ. ELLIOTT. ............ Secretary.
J. E. HOLLENBECK...... .. Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
w. Fl. Perry, W. #. Kittridge,
w. II. Workman, ]. M, Elliott,
A. II. Judson.
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NEW TO-DAY.
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4 FHn Ell
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At the close OF business, THURSDAY,
JUNE Both, 1851.
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STATEMENT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-03
Cabinet Meeting.

WASHINGTON. D. g.. Sept. "A meeting
Ct the Cabinet Was held q. II o'clock to dpy at
the State Department. Secretary Blaine pre-
sided and all the Cabinet ofi,ers were rrast nt
The session lasted an hour and quarter. ours
log which an earnest discussion of Inc situation
Was held. Enquiries OF tho several Cabinet
cficsrs tailed to elliott other than tho mos. gen.
eral replies. The condition of the public brsi.
ness 10 the several departments was reviewed
and it is beloved the question Of the necessity
for soma executive action pending the Pfesi-
dents temporary liability to act was discussed,
though the iRvariable response to all erq airies
whether this matter was under discussion, was
declinatlon to speak upon the subject. Oae
member Of the Cabinet. to the query "Mr.
Secretary was it thought necessary to have
another President at present replied: II trust
it will not be necessary" Other than this the
honorable Secretary persisted 10 remaining en-.
tircly non committed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-03
FOnl Crime Avenged.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, September --Ileury
lIaW5op, o1lorcd. WAS haoged hero yesterday
forenoon tor a criminal assault on young NO I,
man nam Vi Marcy Donaldson last Fourth of
July. Ab1us hve thousand porsooB gathered
around tho Raows 10 witness the execution and
hoar the malctactor'S dying Grafton. lawson
had but liltla to say except to his spiritual ad-
VlSers Lilo was in merry humor last night,
but toward morolng he became very much dc.
pressed and prayed constantly. Yesterday
morning he refused 10 cat and would talk of
nothing but religion. Horny Lawsou's vic i'm
was white aud Of respectable pnrentsge. She
was abiu: seventeen years ct apo and was q
buxom, handsome oountry ei. lawson work.
ed 90 tho plantation of MIR. Dunlap, which
joined the form of Mr.. Donaldson, a we'll to do
farmer, who had two daughters. The father
ana one daughter we.o working 10 ono 6sld
whlle Nancy was alone 10 another fold some
dls:alo) of. LAWSON cut long s!1ip of hickory
bark, and crawling 10 to the fenes nads bis
way through the cracks and hid 10 corner.
Lbs gIri while at work passed him twic, before
no had the courage 10 assault her. As she
passed. tho third timo he sprsng up quickly,
aud. running behind her, threw bis hands over
her eyes. Dfadging the astonished girl to the
ground, he pulled portion of her clothing over
her head aud liod il. lie then bound tho
hickory bMk tightly abou. hor throat, 50 that
she c,ud hardly breathe. The girl, although
strong. was thus comparatively at his MERCY
and powerless to rssist his brutal assault 10
the meantime, with her hoad hidden in her
dress. she vas kuasiug the hickory strip that
bound her THROAT. At length she enawcd this
10 two and was revived by The reiaf iron q
sense OF sracguIalion After accomplishing
his purons, tho negro dow razor and attemp.
led to kill his violin, tn; her sbrieks brou ,ht
her father TO hcrrescue. who soon bad the tiaud
arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-03

We Gall especial attention to tho notice OF
Mr.. Betkbam. Secretary of tho Alexandra and
Fairfax Agricultural and Industrial Association
IN TO days Gazette, and hope that our business
msp will respond at oncs and secure spaco 10
tho Exhibition building. At this particular
time, when Alexandra is about to tbke q now
start, it is especially desired that The enterprise
OF her cilizeDs should be shown, and wc know
OF DO better way Of m,bifesIins il than by q
foil exhibit of goods. wares. merchandise &c.
The ladies who havo been 30 very active hero
tofore are also OF onod TO tske the Same inter a
eat they have ever shown. Their exhibits have
always attracted attention and have occupied
foil share of the Exhibition hall. From the
Secretary it is learned that applications ana en-
quries ara berg made from the adj ,inine ciries
and c>untcs Tor splc, and Va have every reasor
to believe that tho fourth will be moro lhsn ia
to any former exhibition. The track has beer
recently put in order and there are several
horses on the grounds 10 riining for the raceF.
Any gentleman having horses to enter for the
races can rot ,hs use Of Tho track from this
time to the close of the fair by application to
the Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-03
EhG markets..

EALriMoRn. Sept. 3-Virginil Is old -; DO
dee sss 49, do consolidated 70; do u .s-
Cotton quiet; middling l2B ALL. Flour steady
and qaies. Who4t-Southern lower aud quiet
Western lower, closing about steady; Southern
red l35al39; do. amber ld3al49; No2 Western
winter rcd, spot l5s4al3y; Sept. lS9 asked;
October l4ltaliIs; Noy. lE8al49; Dec 81.
Corn-Sou!hern higher; Western lower anu
neglected; Southern wnits 77a7S; do yellow
nominslly I'll Western mixed spot c.; Sept
Cst asked; uct 12is72s; Nov 7t4; stssmer GG
bid Oats stronger; Southern b0a63 Western
whito 6Oat3; do mixed 40A60; Peuns G)l53 Rye
dull at llUall2 Hay unchanged. Usfss quiet
kay steady at 81 90.
NEW YORK. Sept 3.-Stocks wask. Money 6
10. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull
Corn t,!c lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-03
WGlnan FOnnI Dead

NEH HAVEN. S.ps. "A woman about th;r.
tyiVo yesr' old, Ct progressing appearance aud
somewhat ouriously dressed. was fouad this
morning aoatiog 10 the q Iinnipiac river. sm all
stream that flows into Nav llavon buy. She
was dark c9mp xrued aud tvidsutslly a per.
son of finely developed iram, Two bruises
were apparent on the face alter the body was
drawn Gu. Of the Water and question is rsis-
ed whether violero, Was inhc.ed bet,r, death.
The womsn had been someRhat doubtioIly
identified by several persons as Mary Forbep, q
persons who had worked 10 the family of the
late Samus! Caivsr, OF Fair Haven. She ba d
three children. two OF whom are said 10 have
been adopted By wealthy people 10 New York
city. The Identification is not considered posi-
tive and The coroner is hopog for moro testi>
nOuy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-03
DaY OF PRAYER.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-Goveruor Host.
Of Peusylvavis, having addressed commuul-
Gallon 10 Secretary Blaine recommending the
latter to issue proc ami alton setting asida dsy
OF prayer far the Presidents recovery, and
suggesting Tuesday mex. a. the day, Mr..
Blanc has replied. saying the issuing of su,h a
PROCLAMATION was the peculiar preroeatire OF
the Executive and oHo he did DOT feel himself
authorized 10 use, heartily az he endorsed The
proposal. He further states that suoh proc!a>
matiots shoull bo islu,d By the governors of
different States after thoy shall havs jointly
agtsed upon such measure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-03
a HsNtsllIan Loose.

a man named Thomas q. Neal, who WAS
sleeping with David Fagin. at q cheap lodging.
house, on South CLARK street in Chicago, awoke
about o'clock yesterday morang. and reused
his companion by appeals for help 10 savo bis
vita and children. The bewildered Fagin re-
piled. "Yts. yes. Ill Gomez" but before he could
move Neal placed revolver against his LETT
chetk and fired. n zeal then ran out Of the room,
snd when near The head tt the stairway, he met
VIM. Spl lgcurd. ths night wAtchmsn and clerk,
aged 81 years, and placing tho muZzle of the pis.
tol ,aganst his back, batween tho shoulder
blades, fired. Sprngcord fell heavily TO the
hnor, and tho mailman fairly few down 10 the
s'reet baow. and whom near Harrison street!
espled party Of colored rnen talking together.
he rushed up 10 q man named VIM. Johnson
and placing the pistol q! his left breast fred, and
another victim lay prosLraLo while his compan.
lots wore struck dumb With yell, Neal
turned and hsd in westerly direction as far SIS
the Rock Island freiRht-house, on the atoop OF
which wero seated Thomas Flynn, a flapmsn,
and night clerk named Wolf. Neil rushed up
to the door Of the house and attempted to enter
bu. the men refused to admit him, and he frsi
Two shoLs-Lho last in his weapon-botn of the
men being Ii. He than turned 10 run, but was
confronted b2 on officer, who commanded him
10 stop. Neal presented his empty revolver at
Tho officer, who thea tifed tbree shots At the
m idmkr, one of which took effacs in his neck.
N cal made fierce resistance, but was faally
landed in cell a. the armory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-03
FIEGINIA NEWS,

lub=c5o Is still advancing il p1iua IN Lyuch>
5ufG. E0mmcn green priminSs from this year S
crop arc selling ut 81 per tuadred.
Ga Monday night last The South bound * f..
press ran into snd killed lbrse horses anu a
cslt nsar The raj road bridge at Brstoo btlong-
ius 10 Slt. John 7. Lcachmsn.
MIR. N. 3. Mssd,. ir., left Culpspcr @. II.
% Thursday morning for Topeka, Kansas,
where no has chained situation in tho
Auditors ofi,s Ct the Topeka and LIaas,n
ralrcad.
Thomas Ftzhush Williams youngest SOD Of
Mr.. janis Williams, died at Uulpep,r U. Ii.
| 90 tuesday morning after az iilncss of aboul
tSo weeks The deceased was in bis nineteeu!h
yoaL
W. ID. Twyman, Of Madison, was yesterday
| dominated by the democratic conservative con.
| veuion for the State Senate from the distrio
composed OF Madison, Orange. Oapepsr, and
| RappahsnnOtk.
The coIortd people Of Norfolk will hold az
| Indignation meeting 10 regard 10 the removal Of
George NJ Arnold, the coIorod r, all ugont, be :
| cause OF bis opposition TO Malone 10 Tho Lynch
burg convention.
! Tho rcaaiusse convention, which met al
Mig George y. H., on Iuesd,y last, to u0mi
nate candidate far tho Hcu,e OF Delegates
for sono uaknow, reason, adjourned without
| nakiog n nomination until ntxs court dsy.
Row. N. NJ. Leslie. of Botetourt oouu,y has
bcGa dcposcd from the ministry 10 the Baptist
Ciu;cA. ION The charge proved and confessed
Of lmprcprr intimacy with woman of bad
character" according to tho report of the sec
| 'otary OF tho Valley Bipliss Association.
Two c>nvonlions We're held 10 Charlottesville
THURSDAY -rosdju Ulster and republican. Tho 70
publIc!ts Domlnattd X. w. Early for the
Senate, aud the Ieatjnsers nominated Dr.. j.
s. Richards, Of EarIssviIle. end l.. w. Burch,
lof charlottesville, FIR the House. Tho two
'couveatian5 lhsn formed a coalition and each
endorsed tho nominations of the Other.
Four cal,lcd btyJ. livioz near Mi:ohell's
Station. waoae ,g-s rarg, from t, about l |
years. wcro arrested ca Iuetd. " aud Wcdrea-
day, charged wi lacicg an obstncls on the
Mid aad railroad !rsok at hat piaoa, and lodged
In lli! al Cu'rcpsr. Thy decy having comi
miited tho act, aud i: il the superstition that
they were rut un to il by som,acdy bent on
p'unhcrrg The train.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-03
DIEID-

~, 10 Tho "a inst, in this city RICHARD sTRI.
LIE g. son OF Hsrrie and Maggie Meat agsd 8
years and months. =
now can We think our loved one has gone
Our child We loved so well;
how can /. be 80 sweet flower,
NO more with us can dwell
@funetll Tomorrow afternoon, al 4 G. clock
from the resideI CO Of his gr.ndmotbe,. SO nortb
st. Asaph Street. ~ .'''A
,,1 AZ her residence, near Nokcsviile in Prince
William county, on Sunday the 18Th of August,
Ion, Mrs. MARY Q. B8OKHAM, wife of
John Il. Becknam. in The G8th year of her age.
JOSEPHINE G. PATTIE, the beloved wife
OF Horace Paitie. of Warrenton, died on Friday
morning. After lingering illness in the 1910
year of her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-03

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglec! frequently results in An
lncuraDle Lung Disease or COnsump.
ton. Ii RIO w MS BR ONCHIAI
IhUCHES do not disorder tho stomach like
cough Byrupa and balssrns, but act directly
On the 1nflamed parts, sllaying irritation,
give reliefin A sthl ma. B rOnchi tis, Coughs.
Cninrrh, and the Throat Troubles which
singers ana Public Speakers are sub
lect TO. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physicians,
and always give perfect satisfaction. Hayinp
been tested by wide and constant use for nearly
an entire generation, they have attained we'll.
merlsed rank among the few staple remedies of
the age Sold 1T 25c. . box everywhere. mhl9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-03
Richmond Items.

Correspondence of the Alexandria G.z,tte.
RICHMOND. Va, Sept. .. lSSO.-Richmond
Is very dry. thor, heirg tut liulc water 10 either
Of tho reservoir There has b,an no raia hero
for about lhroo weeks.
Small pox. 600. is dyiog OUT A short whilo
ago people 10 tho western part Of the city feared
there would TO an epidemic; but thero ara now
oDIy tNW oiees in the oily.
Ihe \ Yorktown CentapuiAl Chorus. number.
lug 800. uader the direc ion OF Prot. G. l. Sol.
gle. ara rohearsng actively. They will b, in
attendance at tho Ctnonua two days. Amapg
other anthems, they will sing Hail, Colum-
hls, Star SpaoQled Banner" "CenteunisI
Hymn" and "Oio." Spoaking of the Centeu.
nlal, there are merchants 10 North Carolina
who know nothing abou! :; how is that for PIT
trlotism2
Tho sudden aud unexpected d,sth Ct Mr.
loot. lIYoe WAS shock to tho whit 10 commu.
nry. lie was VOL koowa renl estate AGENT,
Ills lilo vas Insured for s3l 0UO.
G5o. NJ. Arnold. cOored postal agent Boz
twocn this city and Charlotte, N. o., was no.i
he'd yesterday that bis services we're 20 lopgor
netdsd. llb Was Oppcs d To Mahono, Came.
ron, &C
We arc to have OF the theatre. tonight, Fay
Tomplcton's Olera Troupe. in tho "Msssott.' u
Mr. ellis. formerly of Alexandria, is The
manager ct the "Debt Pryor"
Ihro arc arc niue weekly pspars published
10 Richmond. besides the weekly editions Of
tho dao>; this speaks good for tho capital
Senator Iii |. Or Goorgis. passed through
hlchmoud. yssAr lay, on bis way to Philadoi,
phia,
A marbls slab has been prt s ntad to thu Firsl
Virginia Regiment, t. be placed over the en-.
lrasca ct tia now armoty building. 8 in-
:cIlption II, "FIrst Va. Regiment, 1881"
The conservative committee hold meating
to night. Fl. II,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-03

1t Isn't strange that there should be uDocr
tsinty about occurrences ofyesrs ago when there
is 80 much difference respecting the fac.s of tho
late session Of the Senate. The radicals, after
they had lost possession of The Senate by tho
resignation of Mes5rs. CoDkling and Plstt, pro.
posed 10 the democrats to make no opposition
10 the election of Mr.. Harris as President pro
lem OF the Senate. The demo rats replied hat
they would mako no terms with them, iotend-
ing to offer tho position to MIR. B.yard who was
entitled to it, but who. it was understood,
would d:cne it on account OF his deafnt 81, and
then to give it to Mr.. Harris or some other aos
ceptable democrat. They were prevented from
doing this by the failure Of the Vics President
to 'acate the chair. This ia all there is of tho
matter and the whols truth of il. and vho
there should be difference of opinion about
what is so we'll know to so many psopls is hard
to tell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-03
NE'WS or The DAY.

Tho bank clearing in Chicago yesterday were
the l1g IS. on T. c Id namely. $50 500 600
Mr.. L9rcGZ, Dc'raonac, tie heah of Tic
famous family ct c,!crsrs ia New York. has
tCor in !.ihnS hoalth for somu time.
Mir. john W, Garralt spoourcts his intcn-
.lon OF giving 10 tho cit9 Ct Baltimore tonn-
tain to cast $50 coo. wh'ca will b. plao d in Mt
Vernon Square.
TIL Iai'urc s announced Of WOLF, Mayer &
Co.. Philadelphia, inalu "Adu!ers OF wooloa
cloihlng. Llabili!i y a:c ea.im .tId ut upwards
of 500, OG0
The British Board of Tradu has decided tc
appoint committee to consider the pre- 4os 70,
the CONSTRUCTION of tunnel uLd n tha ohsun,
between Eagland and Franc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-03

The negroes of N Orfoik are to hold mee:i6g
ts express their indignation at tho removal OF
the negro mail route SCENT. Arnold, i,r adyo-
oa'lon. OF the L7tcbburg convention, o'right-
Gu republic ibism 10 preference 10 repudia,iug
NJ .honi5m. No wonder The negroes have lest
faith 10 repLbicanism. They have been
tuusht 10 be republicans y tho republican
party, tu. noa are mad by he Same party TO
ren0uaoo reIubhcarism aud support for offoo
mon protesting to DO better democrats than the
ACKNOWLEDGED leaders Ct The democratic party,
md who. uutil it b came apparent that The
democrats wocld not give them Office, were the
most ultra ,uhern meo and prosoiiptivs dem .
oc.sls 10 The State. aod who made Tho negro
The especial CHI lot of their denunciatiou and
rdieule, speaking OF him. Bs DIR. Cameron did,
az good at song or danoe-good on the bango
or at o caro- shucking-he compctes cieditsbly
for ooooanuts with monkeys 10 tho tropics
regions. or for chickots with minks and weazes
Of temperate z1nes, and as q specimen of the
genus homo; he would be valuable 10 nu-
scum" And for no. Supporlir such mon now
the republican administration is removing the
negroes tom the few petty tf1ioes it has given
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-03

CONDITION OF THE PRESIDENT. Accepting
as Trustworthy the record of tho bulletins,
tho p.e,idcnt is again 100 worse than yes
to-day" lilo has been 40 worse than be WAS
sestcaday" every day tirce that lamentable day
when tho surgeons themselves thought The end
had o,m,. lilo is plainly living upon stimu-
lanls, and That, OF course, is all right, for hs
must live upon whatever it is found will keep
him alive, but he clnuot 20 on indefinitely 10
that way. His parotid abscess now opens into
The nose, into the mouth and into the car, and
at several points externally, and it is appre.
hended hat the whole gIaud may slough away.
10 that case the little strength that remains
will DO dresdiully triod.-haO YORK; Herald Of
M dam
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-03

TIE Big Lick NcDcs says that 10 bis recent
speech ct Salem. Mr.. John Wiso assaulted tho
memory of General Lee. We trust there is
some Il stake about this. for s!rarg, as Mr.
Wiss's conduct has been recently. We can hard.
~ believe that any mtn with d;op Ct Virgie-
Ia blood 10 bis veins, 20 matter what bis polii'
cal opinions may be. would 60 lolg,l himself as
to speak dispariugly Of the man whose memory
is held in high esteem even by those WHO bore
arms against him,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-03
Tho Uaion News Company, No. l3 Par

Tho Uaion News Company, No. l3 Park
l'isc., IS oao OF tho best known institutions oil
N9w York. Mr.. larry Ormord. wac has
been ldooiisd With this useIu! eotcrn for
many years, tp:aks as follows: Suffering tx
clucl.!ug paio from severe cas-, Of rheums.
llsm Ia the shoulder. which irc,p:c tsted mo
for work. procured bottle OF st. jacobs
Oil, at the solicitation Of flieod. | applied i,
very freely, aud greatly 10 my astouishmeut and
qualification every vestigs of pain was b,nishod
IN less than twenty four hours after | began
using il. consider it most remarkable remo
dy, and shall uohesitatinglY recommend it tc
sill sufferers from rheumatic pains.