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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22
For TIE GAZETTE
Farming In EnuGntcr, Va,

Sometime during thu big Snow" two gentle
men were chatting away in city parlo7 Oce
OF them, the elder, WIS oonpiaiHirg OF lie
hard times; the appropriateness Ct gricaitusl
pursuits. His moro youthful compan o.. MN
about 45 years oftg,, had to tic contrary ofic.
ion. Nov take Gu: your pcrci! aud j.: dewo
as run cvr The various itcms. acd let US sec
what this farm has pr:duc,l in til, last year.
well. begin with 10 c,.tle, cos. $3.50, SD
fJr $3.50, itc:ease $3.50; "a c,tte, COS: $50.
sold for S722.:ncreas, 1892; sheep, $50; bu
ter aud calves, $35; pork cu'd have been soil
for $40; chickens, eggs and turkeys for Sl05,
fruit, dried, $I5; hay, 500; vegetable garden
ter prisons, $50; milk and butter for per
sous. $685. pasturage Tor I horses and cow,
S45; lncreas, 10 yalu, Of Is stock legs So;
pay rent for The farm. $l00; tie house aul
barn arc wtr,h to me $751; there is 0 w5od land
that furoishes our FIRE wood. Eotth C.. least $50;
making total of 1872. W. raise 20 e aiu
at all on this tarr, hsve aoous 200 bar;e O!
ooro and 100 bushels of whest We raised on an
other Dlac, fer our share. Total expenses for
extra labor AID !eedr 6 CT stock. not inc'udics
farming u.eosiIs, 500. Tho Cleared land vi /
not measure over ono Ia sdred ceres -
vt is thu, We have h6d to work hard
tor several years. When We c,me hero my
daug aters had only two dresses each. n "
they have fifteen rloe oDes apicce-no sil,s.
Bless you, sir |! when va go to town tho c!crks
come cat Of the stores bar, headed to help Us
out Of the wsg>o, for they koow 80 arc goce
to mske q big blu With the cash dosn."
lie, on whose shoulders fi:7 summers sa: 81
yet but liz htS, Eems7ked, as he slipped tisg'es4
Of ourrant wine:
well done well 'louo ! Whist laya
been doing al mg lie ? My Start, Tor I'ca had
several, were al! bottcr BIZ double than sour.
and ncw an 0cor, n1cid Surs'y, surely ii
Is all my fault. Ny no5ia wife ard ovey
daug htcrs bsve al dnne I'll ,ir plrt; have work
cd with will, sud | alone nave kept them
poor!" ESIy,
Salem. Farqaier O., April 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22
Fairfax County Convention,

Correspondence OF the Alsxandrs Gazette.
FAIRFAX G. IL. April ol.-As heretofore
| noticed in the Gsrot;c tho c,ua.y Conservative
convention net here Monday ADD nominated f.
W. Richardson Tor Cl:Ik ct TIE County and j.
W. Graham folCIark oftho Circuit Courts to be
voted ttr 81 Tho May clccio1. F.f.ce, dolc-
gs.es aui ono alIcrostc answered to the roll
oa|l. Capt. D. NJ. Chichester, chairman Ct the
county committee, presided. aad, in o,Ilins the
convection 10 order, delivered s.irticg address,
couuscog harmony and uated scloo to resist
the conblnod attempt which is beiog made for
our overthrow. There vas soma conttss over
the nomination for the Circuit ccrkship, which
finally narrowed down to Graham and Cross
Upon the 6ual ballot Graham received nearly
Iwo thirds of the votes cast, enc vas, up N mo
ton. unanimously declared the nominee.
M. Is. w. Rlchsrd5ou haVirg 20 opposition,
r. b. JlET, esq, one Of the delegates from
ptoV1crcs di5tli,t, WAS selected to cas-! tho
sixteen hundred sad fifty two votes of the coun.
~ for hat gsntlemac, rnl Mr.. il. was declared
toe nominee tor tho County clerkship.
NJ. George r. Lee, OF TurbotvilIe. acted as
secretary OF the meeting, and spoke eloquently
ID 'aV2r Of besrty and uutsd action 10 The
party.
:, James p. Machen. CT Centrevill, and MIR.
oeo. Mason. of Mt. Vernon, also addressed the
nsetiGs. XIV
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The Western Floods

SIOUX CITY, Iowa. April 2l.-Ths Missouri
riTer IS s,l rIslog st this poi1. aod is DOW fully
oue loot tig her than g: any previous Il no tbs
Season. aoa also higher than g. ooy time racor.
ded 10 the history tf The ci.y.
Dispatches ftom Su'Iy. to night. rep,rt tie
river still iklaG there, sc there is co in mediate
prospects ct IoHsr river here, Yher, the
sater IL doing GO psrtcas. dsmsgs, though il
hiss psootrsted to tho lower parts of tho tovr.
Ihe Floyd and other small reams arc rspidly
subsidug,
It IS reported to day tia. tao last Of the i'm.
per!lled Dakots sufferers hsve been rescued
rom lhelf wssery surroundings ind taken TO
IN and are as fast as can be placed within reach
OF the euterers. The demand for food and slso
for clothing will be fully met
CHIcAao, April - The foods in this city
are shout at q stsndstl AID are receding fsrtbsr
South. Stories of hardship and deprivation re-.
sulIirg from Thorn are hourly coming to hand.
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Railroad YIaffprS

The ATLANTIC AND CHARLOTTE AIR LINE
CASE -Scmo time snos The Alsu!a AID Chlr.
lotto Air Limo Rail;o,d Company wished 10
lease tho road to the Rchnoud a2d Danvil5
hsl!rosd Company. A cum Der Ct sic ckholder5
or { no Atlanta aud Charlotte Air L;ue obi :ct:i
20 lhs terms OF the leas,. and obtained an 10
luecslon IRON Judge Douahue. OF tho Supreme
Court, PROHIBITING III, carrying cut of the sane,
and counsel for the d.tlniap,s procured C, or.
der removing the casa to tho Un!.ed States
o0urts, AID tho plaintiffs thco moved 20 haze it
reminded bscz to the State c?u7ts. The no
iion was granted yesterday BY Jaisc Batch.
ford, 10 New York.
HE GEORGIA RAILROAD SYNDICATE.
Central Railroad stock is 10 demand at AS. /,
is thought that the syndicate which leased tie
Georgia Road is eodeavcricg to get o,u.rol g:
the Ca0trai by purchasing q HiSiSri;y Ct tic
stock. Il b=lng cheaper n tu7 thsa &c ra:
rental. Ibo Aslaota add West Poia. R,iros
vas secured 10 this Way By e. Hadl.r. Tar!,c
aud S.osn syndicate.
lntne case OF tho First National Bank of th;s
city against tho Washington s. Ohio Railroad
Co., the Court CT Appeals, in aossoa q. Rich.
mond. yesterday, by o divided vote affirmed thu
decision OF Judge Wexford of the Circuit Oonrt
OF That city. The First National Bank desired 70
sen certain bonds ofthe w. s. o. T. L. helI h
II as collateral security. and the Circuit Court =;
hich mond granted an Injunction restraining tbs
SAFE OF Inc said bonds to pay the deb. Tho &C.
non OF Judge Wexford in granting this iniunc-
ton was yesterday affirmed, az s,a.ed by thn
Court OF Appeals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY by
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVEEING, APHIL q. 1851.
S.tapge g i p,eE soon. there ere s,u,c nia-

S.fagGe ss It nag seem, there ere sjIc nia-
hon!tes aho, Ike their l:Sd:E. sti profess 10 ).
dsmocrs!s They rcs3 caii7 that Holr,
Dawes, q L2g20, 3 2i:. Eye. CT soma oIb:r
blocd7 shrlrl4c.i, hss, or tee il12r OF the S31.
ate CT was; is supposed TO b. one people. II,
diced, abused. ycs cYcl Outraged, tito dtm &C.
uc7 OF Inc c,u2,rg, tuI especially that portica
OF y: Itsi.ins 10 the S0utt; they katw tia;
never good wjid fYr aDy democ,a: CT soy dcIa.
oora!io measure ci1l c0lcs from Republican
speaker o: write; shg! il Tho pas. radical io4a-
nui;y hs: On i;Eal 10 ingcn. sufI:ripgs for tho
democrats CT tbs S}u:h, and Tia: this 5ecior IS
already thrcs.eleG with loss Of rl3Iesol;a-
ton in the iuut9 5tG2us1 it viii sc. s!na nca
groes aud republicans 10 Congress-. They zee
that their leader approves Gt tGIj. that &c IS
hand IN hsni with the mcs: ultra and aVomtd
hateIs Ct Democracy. that lie assists t5Cs, Sc
viers and Tague!s Of damo2rs.lo men ard
measures 10 Tie unlts; extent OF bis ability.
and they endorse Erd approve el! he Does, Ind
yet. like him, have tic Ciirou!ery to call thelG
aolves democrats. Their audsei:2 IS only cJu.
doDed By its QTOtc:ql3 absIri;t7. Tacy d. all
they can TO destroy tue democracy, got only o!
the Stste but ct the cu.ile c5u9tTY, atG yet say
they are better democrats than iho tIu3 aDd
firm and consistent members OF :ho dcnocca!i.
party. Thct assumption y. d@n0c:tc1 J:
smusl0gly ridiculous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22

General Msbcay'8 nj.sai0Gt,a oIG42 waa:s
US 10 tel !. VIA elsc. whipping has ~ @.i:e
meu. CousiaeIi7C lis pctziG.i , TO lil,xaadia.
whore the whipping pos. is ID operation. he
ig0oralee Of ihj R,uoiioia on .La SUI c. is
remsrsstIr. bu:. g. j; Dppsiect'y tx SO. 30
will remove it.by ssg;ca ;hs; :.a wA:c Mas " Q
is whipped shakes The Gust CT tbs Place wheie
i: to setlls On lheia ai.gia; AID, 10 addition,
rarely. il ever, suti2e.s himself 10 similar ago
isbmao;, wherever 10 tnsy 90.
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Trade DeDress.op

BRADFORD. Eng, April 22-rrado 10 81
pa here That factory operatives are emipra,ioo
at mo rate Of 50 per week The msi,,i,v On Is
the Uai;ed States. Over sky left ior Amer;c ~
last "eea. AMI large numbers are booked ~.
tbe present week. Some tho Bradford f, nv =
contemplate takiog lot of machinery ia a mo-
lca and manufac uriog Ameri.aa woo]t m ~
spot. There are huodreds Of disemnloved
operatives here and majority Of tie mills are
running on short time. 'D''' a'e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22

General Mshoaa's hone orgsn say, "the en-
eral will be accorded the sicry Quo : sraat a:i
daring ro!orner md cae of tie hcEctaciots Of
his countsy. Eo::oii,g Hi:l Ia-k hin, viii
Washington. JtiI,7soa and Icz.y." There i;
no telling Whist posseEity will Go, for it somo.
times SO charges 9 u.sn that MS beet hicld
wouldn'. kloN hin, 81. that any contemporary
individual who has road tho lives Of the grea.
men mentioned, and who knows tho Geners)
human ballet.
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RcDubltcauaaucus

WASHINGTON, d. G., April "a psrer al.
dressed to the chairman of the republican caucus
requesting him to call meeting for to.morrow
morhiog, ha, to day been sisned BY len or
Twelve REPUBLICAN Senator'S and IS tbis is mora
man sum :lent number. the desired csll will
uouotess ee issued 1t ID understood lha. the
about the holding OF one or more executive sess
nole q: an early date 10 order 10 dispose of some
portion OF The accumulated busiaess, bu. win
Iae uhdel:tsoolng that tho contest over The nro.
pofed election of officers shall then be renewaG
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Mothers nother.,111 o,..xs,,,

are you disturbed at night and broken OF you:
i .ess oy sick child suffering and CRYING With
sae e1eruciatng pain of cutting teeth? II So
s sOH3ES and get = bottle of Mrs WINSLOW'S
1;t.So 49,: atsT ihur: 1t will relieve the poo
thereis no mistake sbou! it. There is not
mo'ner on earth who has ever used it who viii
uo' .eii you q: once that it will :egus,e The bow.
ella, snd give rest to The mother ani relief an
n nest.n 70 the child, operating like mage It
the taste, and is the prescription of ona Of III,
o.: Oldest and best female physicians and nu,ss il
q bottles r,ssl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22

The Richmond Slate ssys ina lta;c,ne1ts in
tho letter Senator Len Cameron resd IN The
Senate On Tuesday IG:t .fcn lawyer in Rich.
rauuf! - iho ti.oc! the. he is ostfacised be-
csu.o lie is . diary lander and rct nitjve Ct
Virginia, "A,o absolutely End a,sliciouslS
Calsc.' aEd wants everybody 70 know hist j;
Incs sag rr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22

Tee MahonHss profess TO D. shG p2cf ulaD )
party, to b, tho o?p:n us OF ";.c,ycd ar5.ec,
rsc7." 10 DO tie txGouon 4 oi he pii0cipe tia;
worth nsk35 thG man. aud co. Els occupation,
and yet al theg c.n sag 5gaj1it III. Mun;:g.
Of Rockingham coupty, Who h2s been oduc i
by General i!aboao5 rcc4ot COURSE 10 conc
bsck'to the demo cra,:c fo;5. Is that 'Ec is criy
poor hester" Aci Ct Such stuff tie whole
Mato1i.c c.aeL IS c)uooacd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22

lcva tbs. .as statement made By corrsspor.
don't Of Tie Richmond Wig to the etTac! inst be
had Joined The Mshoni!ea, would BE- IS much
news to him as il was 20 us, end are therefore 20:
ct ell surprised 30 learn tha: tharo was no: 6
particle 0. ground for it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22

Poor Psrson Massey the brains Of Inc Ms
honite organization. sftec al! The sims 10 has
speat and the trouble he he's hai in building ,
the party is to be thru:. aside, and tie honc1 CT
q gubsrnatoGial nomination be given 10 Mr
Cameron. He csn. however, dosivo consolation
from the fec. tbs! he vii. suGsr sone OF BIZ
Cameron's paDgs OF tofoa! wien the election j.;
over. Eu. still the Parsons oale proves that
Mahonites, IS well as republicans, are uugra.efu!.
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Tho Richmond Whir ssvs:

The Richmond Wing says:
ut is gambling capital OF tho North which
speaulates in the necessities Of iha South, which
waves the bloody shirt. which paralyzas oil our
energies and industries"
And yet, strange to eaE, tho owner Of tho
Wing, having lef. his own people, coEsoGts with
these bloody Ehir. waYo::, vo:ss With them 81
the time hiss put them il possession Of :ae Gen
40 and rallies upon then 20 dofond him fro tt
charge of bargain, sale snd spostscy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22

Ge,eral James arc the principal topics Ct fis,
Gus loa throuahous tie c;ty to-day ts,ssisir
10 the ezaoatVJ depart ueo,s, where err,
IEqu:ri5s are made of .hoso who ate ,u7rntsl
to b, acquainted with the fac s.. II the r:, I,D'
limo very little information Of az ofEc Al char.
acser cen be obtained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22

r, / De valued exprts,man Mr. j. D. Kline, of
ohe3oygar, Wis. bad violent attack of rhsu,
mat'Sm disabling him slmos: from moving. I
purchased. said he, bottle Of St. Jacobs Oil,
ano plurad it 90 WOODEN cloth and spilled il
10 my nip. expected to BIO laid up month,
urea, vas uy surprise to find myself completely
cured 10 three days, and have not been troubled
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22

A new factory. to be called the kios Maoufsc.
turing Company has bsoa inausurstcd at Au.
au'sa, Ga. Is c'piIal is $4,000 aud tie
corpora!ors have assurances that the STOCK vii
all DO taken in Au3usa. Charleston and S;ysn
nab. l's capacity will b. 80 900 soicdles,
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Frauds.

WASHINGTON. a pril 22.-Tke irropuIsr and
'laudotent transactions which have ban nrsov
essed 10 the Contract offce Of the PostofIc i,
department by the Investigation Of PrstmssIs i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22

Every Virginisn IS trying 10 make as gre2. d
success as possible OF the YORKTOWN centennial
bus the Mahoniles in tbs Virginia Legislature
prevented that body no. only from makiug sn
appropriation for tia. purpose, but from even
giving the United States jurisdiction over tho
site on which the Yorktown monument Is TO be
erected. Nobody can ever tell all the irjurS
the Nahonites have done Virginia.
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For sale by b.. Lesabs.,.r r. R.o

NO headache or back-achc for ladies
who drink SWINE OF CARDUI.~
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Election of q Ha,Iroad PresI,,a,,

PHILADELPHIA. April 22.-At meeting 3.
the board of managers Of the PbiadeIph;o l.
E'ie Railway to-day. j. N. Dubarry sas clsct.
Ell President TO fill tbs vacancy caused By TIA
death of Gen. Robt. Thompson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22

BREAKFAST MESS MACKsREL 10 5 70, TIM.
Beautiful and very ia at McRUaNlY's,
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We said last " eek .nss our knowledge Of Mr..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-16

111URNP,KE DIVIDEND.-THE PRESI-
dent and Managers OF the Lancaster, Eliz.
aI,ethtOwn and MfddletOwn Turnpike Road
%o 70 this day declared q dividend OF three dol
iars on each share Of stock payable on de-
Mand, J. NJ LONG, Treasurer.
Gmiv l. 1881. jy5 3tdOaw
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ROW Al "A BALL.
Diseraceful and Fatal Fight, In which an
Outsider IL Killed.

Dissraceful and Fatal Fight, In which an
Outsider IL Killed.
New YORK, July 1G.-A Wilkesbarre
special say: At one o'clock this morning.
during the progress of q supper and
ball, at public house kept by
George Judge, bitter quarrel
occurred between the participants.
After struggle q division OF the
belligerents wtrs elected from the
premises, who ut once armed them
selves with stones and made furious
attack on tho house. While the
assailants were at work a party OF circus
men arrived. Tho row attracted their at
tention, and as they approached they
were set upon by the roushs,
most of whom were MOllie Maguires,
and fierce fight ensued between them.
During the row one of the circus attaches
fired a revolver into the crowd. the ball
driving through window Of the saloon and
piercing the brain Of John Morgan.
He dropped dead in his tracks. An
other bul'es struck a young woman,
named Mollie Murphy, in the shoulder, Sc
verely injuring her.
Officers were sent to Mauch Chunk this
morning to arrest the man who fired the
fatal shot.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-16

for the few offerings; sales good Texaus at
$S 70; good to choice steers quotablc at IS 80
s: fair to medium. $5e05 lO
Shep and Lambs- Eeceipts TO-DAY x ln0
head total for week thus far, I9, 900 head ssme
time last week. 5000 head consigned through,
81 cars market dull and prices tending down
- 5AG5 .; choice to fancy at s 5o05 IS: cars
remain unSOld.
HOgs-Hecetpts today. $500 head total tor
week, q go head; consigned through 2iS cars:
market dull, and prices lower except for best
60; good medium weights, S. 7Ol6 so.
CHICAGo.-HOSs-Rcceipt g, 900 head ship
ments, 4HO head market lower; mixed PACK
ing, $6 a06 3J; light, 81 3O96 80 choice heavy,
$j45G6 IS.
Cattle-Receipts. $500 head; shipments. 1850
head: market slow and lower; exports, S60
Sheep-Receipts, 500 mead; shipments, SO
head: good demand for best superior sheep,
S05 so; fair to medium, 81 5O3i75
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False l'retenso.

A. l.. Potter, residing at No. 1s1 East
Vine street, WAS arrested this morning by
Chief Deichler on complaint of L. IL.
Nevin l. Co., of Pittsburgh, who
charge him with false prctense. IT is said
that he obtained cards and other papers of
the firm and represented himself rs
their agent for the sale of white
lead, mixed paints, colors &c, took orders
from customers. and sometimes obtained
from them money by loan or otherwise 1t is
charged that he has played the same game
in Ohio, New York, New England and
the West. He is known in some parts Of
the country by the name of Smith, in
others by the name of Singer.
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EYCVRSIONS.
4 GREAT CUlORED WOODS MEETING
WILL BE HELD At QU AHlsIVll.LE,
ON SUNDAY, JULY 18th, 1881.

Special train leaves King Street Dopot at
u. M. Returning leaves Quarryv1lIe Al 1:Sp.
no. Fare for the round trip only G6c. FOR
full particulars see large posters.
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Itching filss-symptoms aud Cure.

The symptoms are moisture. like perspira
ton. inteuse itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing. particularly at night, as II
pin worms were crawling in dhd about tho
rectum the private parts are sometimes ar
fected IT allowedtO continue very serious re-
suits may follow. DR.. swayne's AiHealing
Ointment Is a pleasan: sure cure. Also Tor
tetter, itch, salt rheum, scald head. Erysipeias.
BARRIERS itch, blotches, all scaly, crusty, cuta-
neous eruptions Price, 80 cents, three boxes
for SIPS, Sent by mail to any address on re.
ceipt OF price In currency or three cent post
age stamps. Prepared only by DIR. Swaync u
Son. $50 North Sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa
Sold by all prominent druggists.
iune23-3mdM w Saw
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RoBT. REYBURN.
In view of the favorable progress Of the
presidents case the surgeons have decided
to issue bulletins hereafter only in the
morning and evening.
The Report to tho Consulting Surgeons.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, d.
c., June 16, r. M.-The following tele-
gram was sent by the attending surgeons
this afternoon Executive Mansion, p.
m.-To DR.. F. II. Hamilton and DR.. II.
Agnew The president progresses stead
lily towards cOnvalescence. During the
last "a hours he has had but one eighth
of grain Of sulphate of morphia Gin
asingle hypodermic injection at bed time.)
He slept we'll and this morning expresses
himself as feeling quite easy quinia is con-
tinued in grain doses three times::daily he
istaking still larger proportion. of solid
food with more relish than hitherto and
some old port wine has been substituted
the tokay, its flavor being preferred by
the patient. The febrile rise yesterday
afternoon was less than on any day since
you saw him. At p. m. his pulse was
%. temperature 9s s, respiration 90. This
morning at $3.50, pulse 80, temperature
0s.5, respiration 1s. At 1 p. M. pulse 81,
temperature 9s.4. respiration 1S. Here
after our daily dispatch to you will DO
after the evening consultations.
[Signedl ID. w. BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
J.J. WOODwARD,
ROBERT REYBUEN.
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OuInlne and Arsenic

Form the basis OF many of the Ague remedies
in the market, and are the last resort OF Physi-
clans and people who know no better medi-
cine to employ, for this distressing complaint.
The effects of either of these drugs are de-
structivc to the system, producing headache,
intestine disorders, vertigo, dizziness. ringing
i'm the cars, and depression OF the constitu-
tional health Ayers AGUE CURE is vege-
table discovery, containing neither quinine,
arsenic, nor any deletcrious ingredient. and is
an infallible and rapid cure for every form of
Fever and Ague Its effects arc permanent
and certain, and no injury can result from its
use. Besides beinga positive cure tor Fever
and Ague in all Its forms, it is also superior
remedy for Liver Complaints. 1t is an excel
lent tonic and preventive, as well rs cure, OF
all complaints peculiar to malarious. marshy
and miasmatic districts. BY direct action on
the Liver and hillary apparatus, 1t elnulatcs
the system to a vigorous. health condition
For sale by ali dealers. Jyl5.lweOd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-16
Live Stock Markets.

NEW YoRK.-There was a brisk tratlc in
horned cattle yesterday morning, and values
were steady. Trade in sheep and lambs was
dull, and values were rather uncertain, even
for sheep OF good quality, which were fair. At
Sixteenth street yards horned cattle sold ut
9H@llHc p h., weights " TO 10 cwt. At Harsi-
mus Cove yards prices were 7N@l2Ac 2 b.:
weights ~ to cwt.; quality as above reported
general sales on IS to 5G b. net good quality
steers obtained 81 h. net. Mich cows held on
sale. Veals sold at 711@7Ac p D: Calxes, nem' y
Lambs. 6Z@SNc y D.; ewes. sc 9 b;; D. Dncxs; a..s;
aZc y II. The ocks az above rr no i've hSss
-, l,o .ato c;tv Irsssed not quoted at noon.
Oh RTrrsLo9Cattie-R su sso head;
total for the week thus far S ns tErS'n,, s,S
!i5 ears market dull, and prices shade lower
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-16
Inca Pit.

This morning 4 horse belonging to John
Welsh fell into manure pit alongside the
stable of the Cross Keys hotel. The pit,
which is about ten feet deep, was empty
1T the time and it was work of consider
able labor to get the horse out. BY throw
ing stable manure and straw into tho pit
the horse was finally raised S" near the
surface that he could step out. He was
not hurt in tho least by his fall