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3 Most Distressing Accident.

UrpEEVILLE, FAUQUIER Co., VA, Jnuusry
PA very SD and distressing accident
occurred hGra last Fight, which Eas cast a
gloom over our town and reiahborLoo1. Its
suddcness nnd incnsu sadness has loft su im-
preston which cannot soon be forgotten, and
which RESULT i in the death Of the vito Of our
friend aud neishbtr Lieut.. 3. L. Conrad, o
successful merchant aud emo of our NEST re-
spccted citizens
1t socm that Mr.. aud Mrs. Coursd were
shout refining for tho uiel, aud were on their
way up stair5, he little 10 front, and she just
behind him. with tho lamp in her hand, whom
it ID supposed, shn ma1o nstcp and lot fall
tho lamp which exploded, throwing its contents
ever and saturatiDg her Clothing with the burn
Ing fluid, an that notwithstanding tho efforts
of her husband and friends. who cxiiDsuished
tho ilunes es soon as possible, sho was 10 badly
turncI That doalh came 10 her relief 10 few
hours. la hiH clfJrts TO relieve his wife from
tho li5ry ordeal. tho Luaband vas severely
burned about the iaco and hands. Thus has
ended another sad and tragic accident from the
loo troo uso OF coal oil 10 tho hands Of ladits.
1t mhy appear strange to some who rcad
this. lint Mrs. Conrnd should have carried the
lamp. Liut. Conrad was member tr White
Battalion during tho war, and may hero ssy,
mo truer sol3i!r ever drew sRord.) was so uu
fortunate As to looso his right lex in On action
ut tho battle of tho Wilderness, tho los CT
which prevents linn from carrying anything in
his hands, 90 hn depends cnlirely upon hia
crutchcs TO move abou'. What picture is
hcro portrayed. The ever faithful and devoted
vito is found following bohind tho equally de-
voted, crippled, soldier husband. lighting tho
W9y that ~ accident may bofall him, when 10
the sad aud distressing tragic socno occurred 5s
related above.
Among thca, who will most deeply mourn
thor losJ trJ he. dear little ones, four in
number
Tho writer of this can safely soy that no oVenl
he's ever occurred in this community which has
cast suoh shadow of gloom. ani which is moro
deeply dcplorod. Tho barosvod husband and
l!ttIn oDcs husly have tho heartfelt sympathy
of ell in thci: sad stlliclion. w. 4. u.
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General Malone puts tho superior ec,.to l.ia
friends accord him TO little rurpoau whru by
the oou!so he Is now pu1s uing with rylnfclco
to bis political afliialon when ho s!rnil cutter
tho Senate, ha gives opportunities to tho news
papera CT the country to mako such unc,mpi.
mentsry illusions to him as The following, taken
from tho Wilmington Every E7cring
"fho calm way in which tho highly rnrral
people aid newspapers discuss prijscs whioi,
deDGuds on tho contamination Of IA foul cou.
spracy in which the republican, S; Datora throw
shelr hard money end honest finance PROT ion
to the winds while tho little rascal from virginia
prepares 10 tronchorcusly bctray tho 'noilsi,
and. to somo cx'ent, dishonest poopo rhu IN,
him his Office would he amusing if il wrra rat
shocking"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-27

Tho Richmond Wing is 80 otcu: upon
achieving tho practical ropuliaton Of Inreo
portion OF tho State debt, snu pursuea thst
object 50 rcckiossy that it fails to observe what
Is patent TO CvoIy oGo else. 1t says, for il
stance, that tho recent decision of the Supreme
Court Of tho United StatCs;in the Virginia
bond case did not dtc?aro that The funding bill
Of 1871 is constitutional, and that tho State has
20 right to tax the bonds issued updtr it,"
Now while tho Supreme Court did not make
this declaration 10 40 maGy words, the iact that
it approved AID endorsed the decision OF the
Court OF Appeals of Virginia in the Antori and
Wright case. and said that decision vas onc Of
the best and abIest il ever read. shows plainly
enough TO all who want to see. that it prao.i-
cally did declare ust what the Wing says it did
not. and that it will not hesitate to formulate
and announce such celebration upon tho first
OCCASION that shall ho presented. Virsiuii,' i
debt is fair and legal ono, aud Tho better
course for tho Whig to rursuo will bn for it TO
assist those who gro tr,i ing to satIlo it on Just
and honorable terms.
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The New Tennessee Senator.

Howell Il. Jackson. debtpayng democra. Was
yesterday elected on tho Goth ballot U. $. Som
ator by tho Tenncssno Legislature, to lucceod
MIR. Bailey. As soon rs jackson YVES declared
o'octcd 10 WAS lifted ont CT his ee.t by friends
and escorted 20 tho sthnd. whero no said ho
would do whhtovor lay in Ii powor 10 allay all
sectional agitation and bring prosperity TO tho
country. lie would not only represent the
Stale, but tho United States in the broadcast
sense of tho word: Howell Kdmunds Jackson,
was born at Paris. Tom, April 9th, 1882, his
parents being from Virginia. lilo graduated
from tho West Tennessee College In 1918, and
subsequently spont two years at tho Uniyersity
OF Virginia, and began the practice Of law in
1885, at jackson. removing thence to Memphis
ihroo years later When tho war bralls out no
was appointed 10 civil position in tho Con
Tolerate government and resumed tho practice
o. law ct tho close Of The war. He has served
tTico as judge of tho Saprome Court. He was
elected to the present Assembly from Madison
county on tn S!ato-credit democratic platform,
and will servo in tho Legislature until March
noYt
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X. w. MUUKE, J OF s
Fairfsx county. jsnl5-w4w
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FAIRFAA
~ LAND.

Pursuant to decreo Of tho November torn,
1897, OF the Fairfax Circuit Court, pronounced
in the case CT Gunnell Vs. Daily. tho undersisn-
cd, as commissioners of sao, will coll at public
sale to the highest bidder. on MONDAY, Ee5.
ruary Il. 1851, at II M, In front of tho Court
House at Fairfax Court House, all that TRACT
OF LAND belonging 10 Orlando Gunnoll, eitU-
ated in the county Of Fairfax, adjoining Ito
lands Of Charles Elgin, ID. L. Gunnel and OIL
ers, containing 59} AURES, BIZ tho semn m, 10
or lees said tract bNing lot number two. in tho
division Of the "SUGhH GRASS" FkkM Il
the late George W. Gunnoll. ykcro is small
DWELLING HOUSE and somo good FRul:
TREES on tho property.
Terms: One third Of tho purchase money ia
cash on the day Of sale, and tho rosl1uu in three
equal payments at siS, twelve and oiah!'an
months, the purchaser giving bonds therefor,
bearing interest. and tho title 10 DO retained III
Ill the purchase money is all paid.
OHAS. i. JANNEY. lr..,
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, oo'An' H.
John w. Graham. Auctr. isnlO-wiw
ErKUSTER'S SALE.-By virtue of n decA t..
4 trust executed by T.. H. Manchcsser to tie
undersigned, trustee, dated March 1.h, Fis,
and recorded in liber H. folio 2ql, of tho record
OF deeds of Prince William county, Virginl..
will olfer for eao, at public auction, before lhr
front door OF the Court Houso of tho said county.
on MONDAY. March 7lh, 1881. Chat beng
Court day. q VALUABLETRACTO OF I.ANp
In said county, containing 100 ACRES, more
or less, and lying about miles from tho town "
Occoquan, adjoining tho lands OF Finch. NJ.
doI, Reed and others. Terms: Caeh.
1an7-Wtd T.. &. FOKU, Trustees.
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PUBLISHED DAILY Il TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY

Ths means TO which certain democratic senn
tors resort to preserve themselves from being
lost 10 tho cloud Of mcGincritg that fills their
sIdn of the chamber, and to keep their names
bsfore tho public, arc ridiculous, and wonid 10
amusing it they did not suggest q sad compare
sun batweon thCs, who have rccourso TO them
md TO democratic senators OF former times. MIR.
LII, Tor lostshoe seizos tho opportunity afford.
Ell by Mr.. Logan's bill for putting Gen. Grant
on tho retired list OF Tho arn y, with full pay, 10
havs his namo mentioned in all the newspapers,
and secarea it by making the remarkable asscr-
ton that Gen. Grant is 'thc one man without
whom tho South c0ul1 not havo been Conquer
Oh. when 1t Is We'll known 10 every man ac-
4ualntod with tho true condition of the Soutl.
that its fate was acttlcd when tho great victory
gained ut the fist baltic Of Manassas was Ect
utilized, and tina. Sergeant Bates or Corporal
Trim. With Jour years and tho mon thH
North had ct It's omnaud. would nave oiftolcd
the Asmo result. though probably with Ioss loss
OF life to his own troops. Mr.. Lamar. observing
tho SUCCESS of Mr.. uGa alortnoss. wont y lew
sh0ts beyond thht EODllcmhE the following day.
and declared that no would vote for tho bill,
aud that he though, tho word emeritus
should be written opposite tho nama 81 the lis
tlnsulshcd gcnilemau. Con. Grant. Oh inc
scrolls Of his oouDtry'a history" aid this, toe,
with all the shame and reproach Grant brought
upon the country during tho eight yeas OF his
ds9raoeiul administration iccsh 10 his ucraoTy.
and while tho vast mGjofity oi the people NJ eli
tho States, North as vel, az South, ara still r.
joc!ns apd thanklns Providence for t:,oit tyr
tuuate escape from third tenn H., tten
subsidized, having been heard from for the Grst
time since he attracted gpuera attooticu 10
h!nsolf before by proclaiming that tic had put
stigma upon Mr.. CJrklins tilat &c good
man deserved std that % brave lnaa would
wear"
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Meteorological.
REVIEW OF TIE WEATHER FOR DECEMBER

REVIEW OF TIE WEATHER FOR DECEMBER.
1850.
Tho laet month, December, has boon tho
c>ldts. Tor naDy years. Tho mean tonpora-
tuIo tor tho month here. ut az elevation of 40
loot abovo tide, was 60 80 degrees, whio at
several points 10 tho vally below tho thormome.
tor, on tho coolest mornings, stood from 10 to
II deglces beow what it was on the hills, so
that it the rlc,rd had boon kept therc the
moan would hsvn boon noar Is degrees. From
tho records of Pennsylvania Hospital. which
have been kept for upwards OF 90 yeais. it sp-
pears that thore PHILADELPHIA tho mean for
tho month was 1913. whilo tho average Of the
means for that month for the past OIL years was
S2.G5. Tho lowest point reached By tho Their
momotcr 10 this vicinity was IS below zsro,
while ct Cedar Keys. Florida. it was % above;
OF San Antonio, Texas. 10, and at Dallas. Tex
q. On the 3l9t it was lG0 below zsro at potors.
burg. Va. % tho Goth heavy snow storm
visited Petersburg, Va. cx'ooding along the
coast as fer North as Now York, while very
little tell beyond Trenton, N. j., or PhGaix
vile, Ia This was reported from Long Branch
N. J., TO be the most violent wind and snow
storm that had Waited that place for &c years
and the terrible soa destroyed large portion o.
tho famous iron pior at that place.
Accoiink, Va. w. G1LLINauAM,
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NEWS OF TIE DAY.

The House District Committee il opposed to
rescorporatius the Baltimore Gud Potomac
Railroad Company unless il gives Up lis present
depot properly.
Tho postal telegraph resolution Wss reptrted
back 10 tho House yesterday and placed on tho
Calendar. 1t is quite possible that no action
will be taken 90 it By the present Congress.
In the executive session of the Senate yesteI-
day the nomination Of ex-senator Stanley Mat
thews to be an associate Justice of The Supreme
judiciary.
A deputy United States marshal lott Boston
Yesterday Tor New Orleans, haviog 10 custody
Oscar Rioe, charged with tho embtzzlemeut of
$1,000, Whlo Internal revenue collector ID
Louisiana four Seals ngo.
Chicago Recm to DO more than u7uaIY IN
healthy this winter, and the physicians GRO
puzzled about it. Small PIX. iiphtheria, and
disease which in summer would become Ash
atic cholera are decreasing mattiially tho CITY s
mortality.
diapnGh from Rochester, N. Y, Gays:
Tho sD0watorm which Ret in last evening con-
tinucd throughout tho day. and railroad traffic
Is again seriously ineIiefrcd with. PASSENGER
trains to local points wcro abandoned this after.
noon, and through trims arn running irregular.
ly from two 10 six hours bohind limo. All the
trains arc drawn by two or more engines.
trclehts aro moving regularly, ns arc alao live
stock shipments
The long established firm of Fioj. Letter &
Co.. who arc tho leading wholesale and rotai dry
goods merchants of Chicago has dissolved ami,
csblG. Marshal Field and Henry Field took
! tho ono third interest that Mr.. Letter disposed
Of 1t is said tho pics was about 50 500 600.
| md that Tho business amounted to SIS. 0O0 00C
in 1878, 10000, 600 10 1879. and $2l SOC, 600
last ycar. on which tho profits wcrc about ten
per cent.
Garter Harrison. mtyJr Of Chicago, last
night addressed two Land League mass meet-
Ing. After speaking warmly in favor ct tho
objects Of tho leaugo ct the Seventeenth war.l
moctidr. no excused himself in crlcr to do tho
snnc atWost Twelfth Street Turner Hall. When
10 had Guided bis second speech his audience
passed strong Land League resolutions, and DO.
tore he could escape demanded that no should
sign aud forward them TO Dublin iu his official
| capacity. Ile refused, aid will soeno cnsuod
during which tho blayor Ra9 hootcd. and finally
! hustled out Of Tho hail.
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soing about Doing Good.

Tao community has met With O sovoro less
in tic departure out Of this Ef1 of tho Rev.
John N. Nortoa, D. D., Associate Rector of
Christ Church 10 this city. lie died yesterday
ct G A. NJ OF pneumonia after an illnoss of two
weeks. DR.. Merton was bora in Virginia, 1877,
was graduate Of Hobart College and of the
General Theological Seminary.
lie came to This diooes, December, 1886. and
b( MO Rector If Ascension church, Frankfort,
III which position no remained until 1870,
whom no resigned and btclmo Associate Rector
Of Christ church 10 this city.
Tno world has possessed few suoh copsocn-
tlcus workers as this clergyman. Every
mlnu!c of every working hour was used by him
either II Writing books, preparing Sermons,
but chiefly IN gorg about doing good.
Possibly noclergyman of!he Episcopal church
has written SO many works Of a popular kind
llo wrote books tor children, which wero full of
Interest, snd was contributor to many OF the
church papers. Lis Lay Sermons ia five VOL
umes. have heon moro widely read than any
other books Of that kind, ard by people Of every
denomination. Thoro seemed TO BIO in him the
nowor Of concentration and condensation. SO
that In all he has written much il contained in
little and the most uppalstable truths served up
IN palatsble form.
as q proachor, Or. Norton was plain, simple
| and direct He alw6ys know what he WAS going
to say, said it and stopped. The simplest OF hia
congregation could remember all there was in
| the sermon. He never f,ilsd to interest both old
| and young. He was like no other proacher-but
CIV haVo ooen 80 effective.
AS churchmaD, he was ranked as "Righ,"
but ho was broader than any school or party.
But wherever he has been. wherever he has
gono, he hes been tho friond Of tho poor. There
seemed to be no limit 10 his beneiac!ions, sud
all his Efforts seemed TO centor on the one OF
proschiDg tho Gospel 10 tho poor, and doing
| them good in thti1 boGiaa rs woll rs their souls
That he WAS misunderstood and imposed upon
WAS natural enough. He WAS impatient when
warned that he was hestowng his gifts unwor.
thily, and would be inclined to increase his
| kindnoss to those most despisod and most IN.
| fortuEG!e.
This dsy there is mourning and sorrow in The
| homes OF tho Ioor all over this city. Whatever
| olso may BIO said, tho poor have lost tho;r mosl
generous anu loving friend.
Dr. Norton was priest without fear and with.
out reproach-a godly, upright man. The paths
hat havo known him will know him 10 more
! bu! he will long live in memory. Ito rests,
after we'll spont life; life which for nearly
lorty years. was spent in going aboat doing
good - Lo"ispWe Comm erci0l
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FIRGlNlANs ON A MATRIMONIAL. JOURNEY.
The Washington Kcruhlic,n nt this morning
Gays:
Virginia yesterday contributed another
bridal party TO tho list of many that have emo
here on matrimonial excursions. Mr.. John II,
Dixon, Ct Fairfax County, and Miss D,liInh
HUNTINGTON. OF Stafford Couaty. arrived at tho
Court House shortly after midday. An 10,
quIry on his part for marricgo license and tho
sorVc's of midister sotlod all donbts as TO
tho object OF tho couples visit. The groom
was directed to tho clerks offc, and tho bride
to tho room now assigned for weddings. They
took matters calmly and did not arp,ar dis
turbcd By tho novelty Of tho OCCASION. lilo
soon had his permit to wod, and fastening to
tho room passed tho pro cious document over 10
her to rcnd. Tho next requisite was minister.
and hero delay aroso. Ev,ry effort was mado
to flnd worthy divine TO unto tho pnir, but
without SUCCESS. Finally Somo ono proposed
that Colonel William A. Cook, who OF ono limo
WAS prominont 10 tho Gospel field. b, invited to
como up and set tho two anxious hearts OF rest
by joining them in wcdlock. Tho Colonel was
deeply engaged 10 tho Johnson murder trial,
and declared that it WAS impossible to absent
himself from tho chamber, moro especially as
ho was cxamiaiog witness limo passed on
and GO minister oamo. Tho couple boosmo
restless aud finally decided to 20 out and hunt
o "hl!ching strap" for themselves. Tho names
and addresses CT several clorgymoo were given
them, and it is safe TO presume that it was not
lolg boforo Miss Dunningtcn became Mrs.
Dizo5."
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

MIR. Money. Of Miss, Chairman OF The Com.
90 Post Ollluoa and Pest loads, reported
The post route bill. Printed and rec ,mali;ted
MIR. Speer of Georgia, ut tho expiration OF
tho morning hour, called up tic nenoa'td clco-
ton case Of Yca,ca W. Martin.
MIR. CopgNr. of Mich, inquired whplhcr this
Was question ct higher privileges thnn Tho
question bfiJro tho llou'e yesterday. He had
Understood tho chair 10 decide whuD tho other
question wGs up that hu could not imagiua n
question oi higher privilege than occ which 10
vOIvOd tho election OF Pleaidont.
Tho SPEAKER replied th,t tha chair had not
b1on a"krd to rc,opniz, any member upou ut
1uostinn. The gentleman in charge Of tho rcso-
intinn V0"s DOT pr. H-ing il.
hlr. Copgor remarked. ssIc ,stcalIy. that if
there was iced Ct any urging from hi5 tiIo CT
tho llouao no was ready TO urSn it.
The election casa was then tex sn ur, aid Nr.
Spo@r argued III favor OF tho contestant Yates.
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ICOMMUNIChTED.

-lCoMMUNICATED.
Tho little i4h arc always eaten BY tho big
i'h. This every ono knows; but now, as ap.
pears from recent meeting of dealers with tho
Mayor and others ut tho Sun engine house. pub.
lishod in the Gfz,Lto on Friday last tho big
fish DEALERS OF Alexandria propose to eat I'D and
destroy the little fish dealers, and that, tee, in
Inc most summary manner, raw and without
salt, whilo tho public are to DO made absolute
bond sl.Vos to Tho tlsh monopoly, with no hope
OF alleVlstion or redress. The excuse for this
49, that retail tish mon buy small quantities at
1shtown and hawk them through tho streets or
expose them for sale in the small shops about
the city" This is not the truth exactly. at the
fshtown market tho big fish dealers have their
pick and choice and buy thorn in large lots, say
all that arc In vessel, and very often in bunch
fish punches grow beautifully smaller BY the
time they reach the benches for tslo, and 80
mako almost double profit out Of the poor public
and making them abundantly able, without
more plumber, 10 pay tho Sinking Fund Com.
mission good round rent for their fab benchea
IN The market, and not squeal note. Bat its
the poor mon who run small nets or lay out
lines who are the beams in their eyer, who pro-
vent then selling tho community, who are
completely skinned by their close ring and mo-
nopoly. and they want tho five to hang them up
liko Haman OF cid wanted to hang up Mordecai
at the kings gate aud WAS himself hung up.
Every man who nets few fish to give his fam!-
~ broad, every man who catches q few catfish
on layout limo is to be compelled to 70 TO fish.
town and submit to be skinned, eel.like, by big
1sh dealers The whole community arc inter.
ested in opposing this e1sc!ion. and our worthy
MAYOR and our grave Oouncilmon should think
malt dcZon Times before they lend themselves
10 tho oppression OF poor men and tho people
UATTY,
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AUCTION BANlES.
VALUABLE LANDIN FAlH.
~ FAX C0ITNTY


Pursuant to doceoe rendered at tho Novcm.
Der term, 1850, of the Circuit Court of Fairfax
county in the suit of James Oristio vs.. N. Pea
cock and others, the undersigned, com sslcn-
ers of sale, on MONDAY. the 2lst Of Fabrusry,
1881. (Court day. 1t II o'clock M, will soil al
public auction, before tho Court House door of
said county, certain TRACT OF LAND, ~
ing in said county, on tho road leading from
LeWinsville to Langley. adjoining the lands Of
Smoot. Peacock and others. known ~ tho DOW
CROCK ER' FARM. This farm contains Isl
and Sl.l00 acres; is in high aiste of cultivation
and improved BY y GOOD DWELLING
HOUSE and substantial out buildings.
Terms OF Sale Enough cash to pay tho costs
Of suit and expenses of salo and tho sum ii
STA. with interest from tho 18th of Augu-I
1874. and the remainder in three equal annrs
instruments, secured by tho purchasers bonds
bearing interest from tho day Of sAlo, and title
to bo retained till tho Last payment is mado.
OASS1US GARTER, I Comm'ra.
X. w. MOORE, Of Sslo.
Fairfax county, iSnl5-T4W
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON. D. g., Jan. ~, 1851
SENATE.

MIR. Dawes presented petition signed by
JOHN Welsh. Bishop Simpson, Row. Joseph
Cock, Wendell Phillips aud thirty two thou.
SAND other Individual sgners. with tho sigma
lures CT churches, benevolent and other sooio-
tics, representing 10 all more than So, 900 citi.
Z,ns praying Congress to otsnvo tho treaties
heretofore made with tho Iudlan tribes, aod in
tho future TO do justice to Tho remnants of that
people. referred to tho Com nittcu on Iadian
Affairs.
Mr.. Conklirg. from Ito Committee on Com
norur, introduced with ono amendment tho bill
to Gu.horiz) tho construction unh main,onunco
"i railway bridge ecross Tho Niagara river.
IL cd on tho calender,
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To Court SLEEP SUCCEssFULLY.-This is
tho plan to adopt with cold feet. They should
DO dipped in cold water for tr,ef period ;
often Jus! immerso them. and no moro. is
sufficient; and thcu they should b, rubbed
With pei: Of hair flesh cloves. or rough
Turkish towel. till they glow, Immediately bo-
toro getting into bed. After this q hot water
bottle will be successful enough 10 maintaining
tho temperature Of tho feet, though without
this preliminary it is impossible to do so. DIS
agreeable as The plan OF first sight may appear.
it is efficient; and those who have opce fairly
tiled it continue it. and find that they have put
on end 10 their bad nights and cold feet. Pills.
poiona, lezsngora. ''nightcaps," all narcotics,
tail TO cnablo tho sufferer to WOO sleep 31ccots.
FULLY. Get i'd OF cold feet, and then sleep will
come Of itsolt
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Mrs. ALICE JANNEY, widow Of the lutte j 40,
JanDcy, died ct tho rosidenc, of hor nephew,
MIR. O. 7. Jaunoy, iu Lotsburg, on Wednesday
morning last. in the Sl5t yJar of hor ago. She
was the daughter of tho Isto Sampson Marina
duke. snd vas born at Shepherdstown, w.
Ve.. CO tho Goth of February, 1900. She was
married to MIR. Jsnney on the Goth of Jauusry,
1926 and died 90 the SIS anniversary of her
wedding day. With her husband shc removed
TO Lecsburg Immediately after her marriage,
where she passed the remainder of her days on
earth.