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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
A PAINTERS IDEAS,

Il is said that Whistler, who has made
80 great name in England as a painter,
was one day waiting in the studio OF a
certain English nobleman, himself no
amateur in handling the pencil, where
hung upon the walls one OF Whistler's
own productions. To pass the time he
picked up palette and handful OF
brushes and began touching up the pic.
ture which he had sold to the owner OF
the house. Ellis lordship will not like
your meddling with his picutre," OBJ
served another gentleman who was also
waiting. "It isn't lis picture" retorted
Whistler. "To be sure he bought it
and paid for it, and in that sense it is
his. But in another and far higher
sense it is mine and always will be, and
it is very much more important that it
should suit me than it should suit him" "
This recalls an incident which happened
much nearer home and points very
similar moral. A Boston artist, whom
We will call NJ received commission
to paint the portrait of a lady. During
the first few fittings he had things all
his own way, without interruption or
ANNOYANCE; but when the picture began
to tako shape there came a series OF
criticisms and suggestions, which drove
him nearly wild. After contendine
against them without effect, he decided
to accept each and every one OF them;
in word, to paint to suit the lady and
her friends. rather than himself. 1t
took long time to do it, but at length
their criticisms and suggestions were
exhausted, and they admitted that the
picture was satisfactory. 1t was &C.
cordingly framed and sent home, and
the painter promptly received his check
for the stipulated amount. About a
month at,erward be received call from
one of the ladies of the family, who
came to say that, while the picture was
in every respect satisfactory, one thing
had been forgotten. "What is thaty
asked NJ. "Why, replied his caller,
"you neglected to sign it. "By no
means, answered M, in his blunt way.
It isn't my picture, you know; it's your
picture. II you're proud OF it you'd
better put your name to it. wouldn't
sign i! for thousand dollars" And he
bowed the lady out OF his studio.-
Bosfon Cuitiodtor.
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cEN1AuR
Iiniment.

The most Powerful,
Penetrating and Paln-rclievlng
remedy ever devised by man, 1t
soothes Pain, it allays inflammation,
it heals Wounds, and it cures
RHEUMATISM,
Sciatica, LumbagO, Scalds,
Burns, Stiff Joints, Cuts, SWELL
ings, Frost bites, Quinscy, Salt
Rhcun, Itch, Sprains, Calls, and
Lamcncss from any cause. Suf-
ferers from
PAIN IN THE BACK,
Fever Sores, Eruptions, Broken
Breasts, contracted Cords, Ncu-
ralgia, Palsy or dislOcated limbs;
and owners Of horses, planters, me.
chanics, merchants andprofessional
men everywhere, unite in saying, that
CENTAUR LINIMENT
brings relief when all other Lini-
ments, Oils, Extracts and Embroca.
tons have failed.
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DESERT OF SAHARA,

DIR. Lenz affirms that the soil of the
Sahara is not as sterile as is commonly
believed. In Iguidi, in particular, they
found many foraging places for the cant
els, and they often saw troops of ante
lopes and gazelles fleeing at the ap-
preach of the caravan. DIR. LEM did
not follow the example of Barth, but
went rather to pay his address to Kahia,
who made his stay in Timbuctoo the
most agreeable possible. He gave him
a fine house, and served him each day
an abundant and delicious repast =
wheaton bread. butter and honey, NUT
ton and beef, chickens and game.
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AsH:1oNIC
A psrfeeted Purifier of the system.

A Perfected Purifier Of the System.
TosIe,-u Increasing Ne strength, .olHaiiag ~
gseiief DEBILITY, aAa Fs'io'iNg hsalhy JaNoi'pN''
SWEHsTEK,
For Indigestion, and Dyspepsia,
the many forms Of Liver Conn
pialnt. Impure and Impoverished
Blood, and Functional Derange-
ments attendant upon Debility, and
for Building up the weak, ASH
Tonic is doubtless the most prompt
and certain remedy yet devised, In
IL ID. bottles, 10 cents; Six Sbottles,
"a, Accredited Physicians and
Clergymen, who may desire TO test
the Tonic, will be supplied with not
exceeding six bottles, at onc-hali
the retail price, money TO aecom'
pany the order Sold BY Druggists,
and by d, d, Dewey & Coz 70 Dey
ST. n, Y,
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TRUE GREATNESS,

20 he q servant is not lase,
II fiaseRess 10 not 10 the mind,
for servants make but good The place,
Wherelo their Maker them assigned
The greatest princes do no more,
And IL sincerely obey,
Though am now despised and poor,
shall become as great 10 they,
The Land d heav'n and earth was pleased
4 servants iOHn 10 undertakei
liy Ills endurance am eased,
And serve with gladnes' ior ills sake
though checked uyuslly ! should be-,
with silence repFoof' will bear,
For much more injured was lilo
Whose deeds most worthy praises were
lilo was reyIei, yet mol replied,
Aud will initiate tho sameI
For though some faults may be denied
IN pan always faulty aml
Content with meek an humble heart,
iwill abide IN my degree,
And not M humble servants part,
I'LL God shall call ne 10 be fee,
-GeOrgs Wiher,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

The Cleveland Board of Trade pre-.
sented gold medal to John Miller, a
modest hero of that city, driver by oc.
cupation, who has saved from drowning
at least seventy-five persons. According
to daily paper Mr.. Miller formerly led
a dissipated life, but since his reforma.
ton four years ago, he has won the re-
spect and admiration of thousands by
his sturdy morality, unselishness, and
dauntless courage.
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In certain ministers family the con

In certain ministers family the con.
versation once turned upon the charac.
ter Of the baby. Why was he so naughty I
The brother, who had reached the age
of twelve, and was study ing the steam.
engine in his intervals of catechism,
gave vent to his orthodoxy in the follow.
ing suggestive inquiry: "Papa, as We
all inherit the sin of Adam, and the
baby is such little fellow, is there not
a greater pressure Of sin to the square
inch in the baby than in auy Of the resi-
of usY
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

DIR. i. G. VESTS NERVE AND DRNS
TREATMENT, a specific for Ilysteria, Dizzincss,
Commissions, Nervous Headache, Mental De-
preston, Loss of Memory, Spermatorrh~n,
impotency, Involuntary Emissions, Premature
Old Age, caused by over-cxertion, scli-nhuse'
or over indulgence, which leads TO misery,
decay and death. One box will cure rece:-j
cases. Each box contains one months trent
ment. One dollar box, or six boxes for five
dollars; sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF
price. We guarantee six boxes to cure amy
case. With each order received by us for six
boxes, accompanied by five dollars, we will
send the purchaser our written guarantee to
return the money if the treatment docs not
effect a cure. Guarantees issued by o. G
Kimball, sole authorized agent for Woodstock
Vt JOHN C. WEST & CO., Sole Proprie
tors, W. Madison St, Oh cago, III.
Smith. Dcoli'ilc & Smith. Wholesale agents,
Boston. Mug4. ti96Il)
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PATENTS.

Inventors viii advance their interests by
employing an Experienced Attorney resident
in Washington. I. A. Lehman, Solicitor Of
American and Furegn Patents, Washington,
ID. c., has had ye.us Of successful practice,
and was formerly nn examiner Of patents in
the Patent Ofi'e. All business before the
courts or the departments promptly attended
TO. Fec contingent upon success. Send for
sircular
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(a$;tlorija,7pss.s,::::,::; ri =, "a s.,::,:. s:::;

ab GEMS, " ""'"'s ''s
remedy for sleePless and irritable
Children. The Recipe Of Old DR.,
Pitcher, Free from Morphine, and
not Narcotic. Formula published
with each bottle, For llatuleney,
asslmilating the food, Sour Stomach,
Feyerishness, Worms, and Dlsor'
dered Bowels, Castoria has the laTg'
est sale Of any article dispensed by
Druggists,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

TBRWs. fi3n ~ Hl's'eN, lSs'fHlli " 800
snrati, ~
Tue flieshg arc anll,olizel assals lpT lhs
AgEi-
d, H. Mus, NJ 6TrpWNEt : d, iinsigH,
r. ~ EyAGs, itOOns, 2, I, ali 3, irsHpll
Iemple, ii0st0R
S Al, PEFTISGIIL 4 O., 10 Stale sllesl,
Hasten, 81 r4Ik iiGw, y, y,
li0RiOB Dppp, 265 Washington S., i'nsion,
Gfp, T., ilpWElLk s o., " Spruce al,, Sew
ipHA,
j. ", B,TEs, ~ Fark Iiow, New fpTk.
y, W, AyER 4 hOS, Philadelphia,
DArCHy 4 o., An 7,
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MANUFACTURERS OF
All kinds of House Finish, Moldinps, Bnckets,
&C., &c. also. PEI ST cks fr Waterwheels;
Sap Holdeis, aud ill kinds of large tubs.
Prices Lower than til. Ioweat.
W. DO not connect Va wiih amy o'ii'i finn.
Very respectfully. MARTIN & SHERMAN
70 Boz IS. Har,land, VI
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

"For of all sal words of tongue or pen,
Tho sadlcsl are ihesoi II might have
beon,"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
Hubiished Every wednesday,
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VIM, ID, MeMAsFtiR

rssu, sl,sola slyapee, Ios'tal'i ifpo'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

Mrs. Clinton had no thought. when
she presided with her usual composed
manner over the noontide meal, how ap-
plicable was the short homily which she
had delivered in the morning.
"Lizzie," said Gerty, when they wore
seated in the window of their drawing
room, gazing out on the passers-by, as
usual eager to acknowledge friends, and
perhaps make new conquests, Eve had
a narrow escape; how lucky it was that
you were locking about you Ernest
would have been wild if he had seen us
talking to strangers, particularly when
he might be picturing us demurely
seated at home. / am sure I thought
they were a. Churlton, meeting those
friends they talked about so much. II
they went to amuse themselves, why
should not we amuse ourselves too
But what fun il is though / felt rather
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III EhsZtjsGAg.
CEIIE r, " =
AS A REMEDY FOR NERVOUS
n1SEe ORC

What the Medical Profession .Say Ab0m II.
and the Good Results Auendiag rs Ike IN
headdche Neuralgia, Indi2estiDa .SieaD
fesmess. Nervousness and Raralysts.
Celery has only come into pubic notics viii.
II tae 1881 lew years as neiv.ne, bu! scientific
eIpe!lmeLts and ex pe,!enca hsve proved be1 ood
doubt inst i! controls Nervous Irritation and
ptr!cclc Nervous and Sick Hesdsch 10 snsrk
e1 degree.
Brown SequaId ssya that Celer7 contains more
nerve iood than sny other vegetable or substance
louHu /. haIuro. = lc:y was fret discovered an d
useo as a nervine By trcnch physicians sbcu.
1921. Bat ,mbnsli9n CT t1e EXTRACT OF
CELEkY AND CheAOMIJB, which hiss
D'en tut recently introduced 10 tho profession
ana tae pubic by Or. Z. w. Benson, has pro.
oLc'a such marvellous result. "a Lucing nervous.
ne:s sDd headaches, uGd especially nervous and
tl2S heaca thes, neuralgia. p.rs!y.s, iad yes.icn
huu slsepiessneSs, that /. has e4Ci.ed putuc st.
loElion and newspaper comments, and nauy
phS slclans hsve tettsa the m2.t: OF Ibis prepsr.
few.
WHAT PHYSICIANS Say:
Or. Bensone preparation Of Celery md
Chhmolnile fer no.vous diseases il The N J.t i'm.
poitsEt addition maze TO ihe ms:eria ,grdica in
to last qusrto' ofa cerlury. "--[Ur. }. ~. j.
Englar, Of Baltimcro.
Or. BeGsoH's Pills arc worth their scilht il
gold IN nervous snd SICK head es"-[u = q.
4. Sclic!er, Of Baltimore
IhsEe pills are Invaluable il ne;vcug dis.
cssss."-lOr. Hammond, Of New York,
'Dr. bensOn's Fills fox The euro Oi uel,sipis
ares success. Or. G. L, Ho.tasa, of Casi:t.
iantutg, vs..
heae ills SIZE APPEAL preparation cay 70.
the cure OF special diseases 10 named, a.l Gyr
these diseGs:s they ere worthy Of :riSl by sll
intelligent sufferers. Thor arc prepared e.
press!y TO cure sick hasdsche. nervous ho.Gxche,
dyspspic hcadscho. neuralgia, nervousness
paralysis, sleeplessness and indigestion, sat will
curo any case. Price % ceIt!, pc5!s3a free.
Sold by all druggists
DEPOT EOS n. EUTAW.GI,
nv, Baltimore, nd.
wholesale Asenta, JANNEY & Co, Nrrg.
eists. Alexandra, We. ie.3-s>Gn
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nom N ISSION Z & S iSAIE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
in
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

By virtue e decree OF the Circuit Court OF
the county Of Alexandria, rendered. st its May
term, 1884, in the suit of Wheatty Brothers w.
Ira +. Munson ct al, The undersigned, commits
sioner thertil named. will ofsr for SAFE, BY pub
lie auction, on FRIDAY, the first day OF
July, 1881, upon the premises, st II O'clock Ill
the following described real estate, 10 wit!
A TRACT OF LAND. in the county OF Alex
audris, Virginia situated about two miles troD,
Georgetown and shout one min from BslPs
Gross roads, containing % sores rocds snd 81
poles, and being tho land vhica was conveyet
to Ira +. Munson by a. A. Eaf1'sylGr on the
10Th of May. 1869, by deed duly recorded in IL
Der T. No. 3. page 555. Of tho land records Of
Alexandria county. The property is improved
by DWELLING HOUSE with rooms, and
BARN and TENEMENT Bouae u we'll of good
water, about $50 apple trees ESQ resch troe5. lIC0
dwarf pears, 50 TO 80 standard ps3r t-ess, 40 10
80 cherry treas, from l5U0 to 1909 eTaao ynsi,
all of the choicest varieties. Thera i5 n sbund-
ance of shade and u besulieul avenue OF craa.
mental troes esding iaIo thu promises
Terms OF Sale: Cash as 10 cast; OF suis and of
Gale; and the sum Of $500, With interest ~ ~
per cent. from May S.h, lc74, but subject TO
credit Of S45G IS; the remainder of tho purchase
money if any upon a credit Ct siS, twelve I'd
eighteen months, to be secured b. tho notes of
purchaser with good security the title to be &c.
tAined until tha deferred payments sre met.
GEORGE Il, KAMEY,
my3l-2W4w Commissioner.
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AUCTION aELEH,
By Green & Wise. Auctionesrs.


Ply VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- Ci'uit Cout. for the city of Alexsndris, en-
tered st lts May term 1881, in the chancsry cause
OF James +. Csrlin Va. Alexander Hunter ct ais.
10 sal1 cou't pending. the understand commits.
s,ooers therein FAMED. will on SATURDAY,
ma 9h day. OF July 1881. expose TO sale at public
auclon IN front o. the market house building. On
Fs''tss street. Alexandria Virgins, the follow.
Tag de:c-ited property: a CERTAIN TRACT
oF LA+E -, containing $50 acres more or less,
situ;ta and lying in Alexandria county, Viz.
glnla. on the west tide oe the Washington and
a ie1sndriA Turnpike a9d bounded as follows:
On tie north and west By the lands CT A. z.
Addison, on the south By the Alexandria Csnsl,
ard on The east by tbs Old Military Road, being
psrt OF the Abingdon tract. a portion of tho
tract contsloed in tho above description an1
ooundsIlts 80 wit: Ths portion known IS
Eusiel2h. containing d3 acres rod and poles,
and tract OF 70 acres heretofore convey ed 10 NJ.
u; Core. will not be exposed 10 ssle.
Terms Of Sales: Enough in ca h to nav ths
cos.s OF suit and taie, and tae sum OF 81 $40 S.
Win FIX por cent interest from the 4.h dsy OF
NoVen Der, ISL. subject to credit of SIPS as Of
March l9:h, 1877. a1d tho residus of the pu,-
chase money, If any, uiol credit OF sir, twelvo
and eighteen months, 10 DO secured by tha bonds
o; the purchasers with good security, aad thu
title retained until thar 40 paid.
9. w. WATTLES.
CHARLES i. STUART.
Js6-dt5 Honmrs. Of Si,e3.
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Gss- Attention, Alexandris Light Infantry !:
Thuto will be u business meeting stthe Armor9 on
Monday evening, June eth, At o'clock. Full
attendance is requested SIS business ofimportsnco
will ba brought before tho company. By ordor
Executive Committee.
js23-td THOs. w. ROBINSON. See'ty.
DIRD CAGKS! BIRD CAGES!!-A new
- lot Just received; also Cage Hooks. Bsth
TubJ, Extra feeding Bo!tes Cutie Fish, &C.,
&C. MCLEAN u UHLES
is7 IS King street.
= TEhGUSON'S TURCHON LACKS aud
& rk1oT RIMMlNGS by the ysrd or
Mo, 20 at low priaes. FEkGUSON'5
!, olS 90 King street.
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DzATI AT TIE AIMS HOUSE. PETE, Blue, n
we'll koown old co!crcd Nan of his city, died
1t tho Aims House, where no ,ad teen for
about week, last night The remains were
brought hcza his moroiGg and inc erred 10
Penby.tli!l burying ground. peter will DO
remembered as tho decrcpit old colorctl ran Of
Inc fHs; ward whose feet Wcr1 9tbcfU !ly cncas
cd in numerous old cloths. pieces OF blankets,
NJ. His principal occupation Was Ire eiCg Rut.
tors from grass which he generally performed
IN posterior position.
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20 PG0TECT PLANTS a correspondent OF
tho Norfolk Vrg;nian furnishes The following
roospt for Tho protection of plants from CATER.
ri l:r,, which arc unus1a'lJ numerous this year.
1t is said 10 be very effective
take occ hearing tablespoonful; u Paris
gtoen TO enc cup Of fI1i; Ink with water to
form past put this ia gstloa wa:eriog poi;
fill tho latter, letting the c)u!ens dissolve; Was
tr With r1,o sttaohmost. Two or Lbroe sp-
plicaslous q this solution will lid the ntsots Of
he rnia. Paris green is deadly poison. snd
those usiog this remedy should becsrciul sbou
hal dlDg the plants ull The osttcTpia1s arc
gooe aui 4! paE;j have been thoroughly
washed W;.h pure water several tlmse,N
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LIST OF LETTERS.

The following ia list Of the letters remaining
:, IN the Alexandria Virgins, postotice June 20.
fersons calling Tor letters will say they 81 nd.
vertIscd and give the date of tho list.
If not called for within thirty days, they will bo
sent to the dead letter Office in Washington.
bang'. hrs Su:sn Parker, Col l. W
Cha'mers, ::Ersh Richards, Mias Martha
DunniAg, 9 n kucker. Mrs Msllndy
Douglas, Mrs Mary 4 Rose, MrsM
grey, MRS Need Stelleragan, George
Hcmcrily. Vim Tolsns, Jas
johnson, DR. John Williamson, Miss Alice
6unler, Aaron Williamson. Mrs Mary
Oinls!eso, Gr q & White. Mrs Melvina.
1t LEWIS MCKENZIE, p. NJ.
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= VOICE FROM FAUoUIER COUNTY, Va
Oln Customer srlcs thus. Alter careful test
iJr Tho psoi tWo weeks. myself and wifo pros
non1c, yoOr BEST RESULTS PATENT PROCESS
FLOUR rs hac -four ss We have ever used. and
tel cool5en thuio Is 70 grade cf -four ua nu-
t.o'urcd that ty,c!s yours. Sold on!y BY
GEO. MCBURNEY Il Son,
). W. Cor. kng and Washington Stp.
Alexandria Va,
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Juao ;5.-Receipls
of Wheat "ro light. end thare is no change TO-
note IN prices. Small lots of Corn cold o. 81 sGl1
NoIhjng doirg ia Rye or Cats.
COAL RErOKT.-The following is a report Of
she receipts and shipments of coal during tho
week ending to-day
RECEIPTS.
Hamp. Bait, Edward Herbert, Agent. 100
j. L. Agnew & Co.."................ $40
............... $3.50
SHIPMENTS.
lamp. ~ B9it..,........... .................. 800
}. I. Agnow y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 650
Total. ................... 500
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The BEGINNlNG OF SUMNER -Ac,5ldrg to
the as:ronomers, GUNNER bcgGn Oh Tuesday.
Thu sua 10 Tho snsl! houis Of The morning en-.
tered the sign CInc:r, which marks he summer
SoIsilc!. From this lime forth tho sun will
every day roo ,i,lc lower. un!i! in the fsll, il
again crosses lhe lice end gois TO msk, sum-
m:r ir the southern hemisphere. Ntvarlho.
lees. although he sun will n0t rise 90 high at
boon. aud he days will pr09 shcr:tr duiins
the rams;n3ar oil the ssasoo, the heat will "a
cranse lor u lnCn'f or six weeks 10 cine. The
scientific men say ihs is because the Air and
Garth rtq1ce lice 10 bsthorouehIy warmed,
and for several weeks after tho sun has passed
the soIsIl!a poiu', moro hca. il given to the
earth than it lcsas, end SO there is SO occunu.
iatioa OF warE.tl. Tnis is siniI.r 10 tho Z.
rlans!ou Of The tagging Of the tide b,tnd the
uoau,
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TIE FAMOUS" ADO Seventh ss., N. w.,
cor. d. Washington, d. g.. arc selliog their ca
mfo STOCK Of FINE CLOTHING fer MEMS,
YOUTH nod tHlLDREN's. WEAR a. auction,
cjWnsGong ca!iy II ~ a. IN. and 7 o'clock y.
~, Chatting sold at private sale at almost bali
ihelf v'll". Remember, this is no advertisit e
dodge. tui posltys fsat. They retire FROM
busiacss il Washington. % n5 81
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Gsssss=sEEaNs9aha. CARDS.
NK. &. I. NLIPoTEIN-
y ciTars h,l

r. G. t. ALIP oiilI: n,
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
TO tie cit z,as Of Alexandra and vicinity. Of
fco with bis father. DR.. VIM. 3. Klipstein, on
Prince st.. oppostnthe Postoflce jel3-dt&lm*
S OARD-It should be generally known that
~ perions 60 unfortunate ss to lose one or
more Of their teeth need not wait weeks and
months for artificial substitutes and endure in.
convenience. disagreeabls changes in voice, fa-
cial expression. &C., but may have artificial
tooth made before and inserted Immediately af-
tor extraction of their natural teeth. BY this
mode better adaptation, o moro pleasant ey-
preston and a nearer approach toward preserv.
ing tha Hstural harmony of the features ere se-
cured AID very much oftho pain aud difficulty
| experienced in learning to uso teeth are also
avoided, ! have practical this mode successfully
! !c. seven Yesrf, shd having introduced il here
would DO gia1 to refer aby one Interested to pa.
.eut6 who know Off: from experience In treating
Ia natural teeth ny object is to preserve every
one that uo1a, patience and modern methods Of
| trestncnt cs1 save. Tho use Of arsenic in de-
| l.rOyi ing exposed nerves is condemned BY the
| more enlightened Of the dental profession on
account O. its turning teeth dark. inducing ab.
scess end finally the loss of the teeth. The nerve
T0ip which Is iha source OF life TO the tooth,
shculd always be irGstad, whom exposed, with q
YioG 70 its restoration 10 ha.lth. use no CHEAP
alloys for ti!nEi my tees are much less than are
usually chuged for the same class of work.
| Geld Giiing from $l.50 up; othor work at pro.
polti0astely log rates.
W. DONNAhLY, y. DIS,
Graduate Dental Depart,
Univ of Michigan.
OGico: 1927 ( street. north vest. Washing .on,
D. y. ap4-3ms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25

Police NEWs.-Tho ooIy cas-, before tic
'iAgor this mo'o!ns was tha. of Lucy Lsudon,
)Etd. living s. SpIipe Garden, 10 grave yard
isIe. charged with busting culored sid,
Ley wss fixed IS acd discharged.
FGyatto Lee. colorcd. for sn assault On John
Asckiey: also colored, was Aaed by Justice
HalI7 !nis sheraGor. Hackley was also Aaed
fer pToisuo and sbusye lsngusre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25

h!NIhTU rs ALMANAC, JUNE y, lsSl.
SIN rises, -. d. iSnn ssts-.."..... 7 IS
akkiYxD.
Str Geo Lesry, Norfolk. to Kooe
Str 7 V Arrowsnith. lover Potomac, TO Po-
tomac Ferry Company.
chr Rockwell. Washington, TO usmp s.
BALTIC Coal %.
SAILED.
Str George Leary, Norfolk, by Z Hooo.
Str T V ArroWsnth. lower Potomac, by Pc.
tomsc Ferry Compsny.
Schr Flying Scuid, Baltimore bg Geo Y
WorLhinS.on s. Son.
Schr Minnie, Portsmouth. by Burgess s. Co.
PASSED UP.
Schr Maggie, Kennebec, ice 10 Washington.
Schr a a Shaw, Capt Wssnriaht - Wash.
ing!on.
PASSED DAWN.
Echr l. Il GOLDEN. from Washington.
EE20sANDA
Eca1s Heler a Amos, Belle Halliday ard
Calvin + Baker from Georgetown. and seth Ii
Todd, from this port. S! Boston 9th.
Sch, Maggie Chadwick, sailed from B.!h
for Richmond Esd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25

TT JouN's ACADEMIA writer in the
kcAm5nd Dsbt Psyer, upon military training
Tor boGs, says that s.. Johns Academy, at Al.
fSlndrla, Is uotlceaby txcal!ont, the fns soho!-
ar5aip OF the graduated Students beirc opIv
'q1slsd y their bearing as soldiers md g.utt-
IN n