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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30
" BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures lvsne
ia, Indigestion and heartburn.
For sale by K. 8. Leadb eatsr g. Bro,
MOIhers! MOthers!I McthersIII

Are you disturbed at night and broken o: your
rast BY sick child suffering md crying with
the ercruoiating pain of cutting teeth II 60,
gost once and get. bottle of Mrr. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHlNs3 SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer neutrality-suspicious. upon il ;
there ia no mistsso abou! it. There is not q
motho. on Garth who has ever ussd it who will
not tell you at once that it will regulate tho bow
els, and give rest to the motRar, and ralief sId
health to ths csid, operating llka magic. 1t is
pettec!!y sste 10 use III all cases, and pleasant 10
the lasts, aud is tho prsscriptlon OF one Of ina
oldes! and hes. female physicians and nurses in
the United States. Sold everywhere. Is cents
bottle. nhSi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30
Get ont DSOrs.

The closa confinement OF all factory work,
gives Tue operatives p.llid faces poor appetite,
lsnguid, miserable feelings, poor blood, in.cti
liver. kidney and urinary troutles and all the
physlclhn9 and medicine in the world cannot
help them unless they get cut OF doors or ufe
bop BItteis. tha pureat and best remedy, e.
pecialiy Tor such cs.es, hay ing abundance of
neaitn' sunshine and rosy checks in Thorn. They
cosi tn! tritl e. Christian Recorder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30
VIRGINIA NEWS,

Saveral deaths from diphthelia hayo recent
~ oc,urrcd ID Rockingham county.
h1r Patrick Henry S!srke died 10 Richmond
Yesterday Of heart disease. MIR. Slsrke wss the
inventor OF the famous Dixie plough, be-
slides other agricultural implements.
B!sil's official majority over Mckinney, for
Attorney General, is ~ 273 The returns for
Governor aud Lieutenant Govtraor, in accord.
acc, with tho requirement of the Constitution,
will BIZ cauvssseu by the General Assembly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30

AN kYE Put CuT.-RenIy Bochies. B ohe-
milan. living, on North Spring STRAIT, MAS quar-
ra!ing with come Children yesterday on Monu-
msnt street. when enc Of them threw snail
spinthT Of pine a! him. the piece OF wood ard .
ly weighed an ounce. but it struck Ecchjes in
the right ESQ. putting i! out Whsn tho uhfor.
tansie rnau threw his hand up TO his face the
young mischief. maker ran Away, AID tho one
who had thrown the missile was nat dscoTere5.
Bochj 80 had becoms involved in difficulty with
them backuse one of them pulled lis Goa, tail
and then laughed al bis expostulatiuns ia bf0Se en-
Knglish. -BaLH;morc american,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30
atte,,nttnp TO Kill His Father.

NEW York. Nov. 80. John QainD, Of jersey
City. attempted 10 kill bia father at O'Clock
yesterday rnorniug. The old gentleman took
refuge is bedroom when tho son procured an
axe, ard preceded to chop down tho door.
Flo had cut two panels when q policeman ar
rested him. The officer was horro: struck 10
learn thet young sister of Q1nD. who lay on
q tel in tho room, was dying with smallpox.
When Quinn was arsaignod his father refused
10 eppssr. and he was discharged. Quinn s
sister died YESTERDAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30
The MBrEuiS of IOrna.

cable dispatch 10 the Globe says: The Marquis
OF Lorne and the Princess Louise made their
nrst public spp1arsncs together since His E1-
cellencS'S arrival in Rnglsnd at the ceremonies
attending the opening Of an exhibition of q
SMOKE preventing apparatus and smokeless fusl
ct the South Remington Museum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30
Negroes Lyuched.

New ORLEANS. November 3O.-TLs fines
Iezoo Cisy special says: Two negroee, whose
uaulaa were jordan aud Craig. were caught,
ard Confessed having assRsslusled Robsr;
Ostliu, near Hsu:s6ed Landing, 90 the lTtb.
They also intscded to kill Mia. CALM. The
negroes vera hanged by the iofur:ated citiz ms
to tree, Gear Shappsrdsloxn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30
CANAL COMMERCE.

sTTived-Bosts j W marris. Z L Wintting
ham and q Ii h1othn. I" aI"orcsn Coal Go; q
I EEalap AID lug 6; Willie, 70 G,or,.Ia
Cree': Coal a"d Iron Co; & n iiysn to John 7
AgneW !: so
Departed Boat W doris, Il i Wintriry
ham, Il Il bo"!he. u 81 Eyan sad Lucy j.
Wiiu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30

COURT OF APPEALS YEsrERpAY.--R:su:
isv'. Laws n. Argued by Col. O.V.Meredith
ter appellant ard submitted.
Davis W. Moiris's exnutcrJ aud s!s, At
gued by Jchn Howard AID George Bryan tor
appellant ond j Ohm Lyon !or.appellses. ard ODE
linuei until today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30
ElnRnClpl.

New YoHK. Nov. 3O.--Tha Pests faa5cisl
sr!icIe ss5s:
The Stock ExchsDgs markets. sre all strong
lt-dsy. U. !. boads sia ! higher for tho eS-
tendsd 5, and are others unchanged. Tho
nst result: Of tho fluctuations 10 tho stock mar.
ke; thus far to day is so advance of tai per o..
Tie quotations for call loans 90 stocks is plump
per cent. 'c-isy. Ga u. 8. bonds 33a41 Der
Cant. is he quotation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30
DIED

la EeW York. on tho 28th inst, FANNIR
Is. CANNON, wife CT Frank Adlroa, formerly
OF this city, and daughter of Louisa Il. and the
late James d. Cannon. of Louisisns MRS.
Adams has been in deicste health Tor ssveysl
years. Her many friends will deeply sympI.
!hlze With her family in this sad Bereavement
she leaves On only child, daughter. She yss
inferred in Baltimore. ' "ee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30

Ars Garfield is beset with written sppsAls for
pecunlafy assissHcs from all pirls 81 tia North
so many. one Of the reports says, that she does
not read them. And yet, in all probability,
among all thoso toggars there sTe few who ar
Lot in great need Of assistance. and who are not
ss deserving Of it IS Mra. Garfield vaa whsn she
received her princely fortune But ciscuu-
stances alter cases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30
ICOMMUNICATgD.
Prospects Of the Old CITY.

Wy Up here 10 NY little mountain home,
peIoasd upon tho Tide Of The btsutifal BIuo
Ridge, 10 oGln aud peaceful falitemaut soma-
That forgetting tue world au by tho world
forgot. when your dear old paper caiaas to
hand, 80 foIOby rcmiading m1 at o.hor AID
better dsys. with what avidity | look to see
how the contemplated AID rrai=oted Improve
mcnts ara prosre'aing how the iuFnno,s and
tcrsea arc smelling anl hsnmesog cut their
Iron ipaoia how tho VtSaold ara beius bait st
your ship yards, how the Gas isc.nrioo aud pa.
per lai!ls. oc, are turning Gul ,heir products
and the WaRlth OF the oity and State cod ooul-
Try increased and, 10 short, to notice how tho
largo number OF enterprises that look well on
paper are being pushed ahead IA duck
poupclpg upon June bue" is tsme ooupsred
with the emotions that animate MP brasst when
| OPEN tho old Ga=atte! Oh. how long will it
be before your hopes nro rualiGed Fdr ii!y
y5ars, man aud boy, haye thsse tirOo sos
oorn sung tor 6tt7 ycarl hava prom's,0 benn
ktp: 10 the ear ard broken to tho hopo Tor
Glty years and moro have VIC been mgiing
Well, | suppose. We must learn 10 labor tud
to wal" But believe [ eau sce thu Gawr-
iog O! brighter day; there IS silver
llniug 10 th9 ua!k c!Gulr Gud coo OF
these days, not far distant, The old
town vii shake herself, and rise from her Gshes
unexpectedly speaking. Ono among the i'm.
postsnt things that you must ga. back is the
Manassas Gap Railroad from S.rssburg TO Ha!-
risonburs. sm informed by gentlemen
''learned in shs laa' tina, tho TRANSACTION Iasls
between shst great corporation and yours will
not hold water, il no. worth Is siiv;T. When
sou los. that road to H.rrisolbn.g / tel! you,
my old irond. you lost your right Rrua. al
parsons in your old town know what w5H. when
that fnsd went. BAT get ho. back you must
and csn; 4! soms future lime, wiki your k;na
permission, msy have something sorallG!cnS
to say upon matters srd things N general
Until then farewell, lcur Old friend,
EABE JONES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30
TIE Panama IanaI.

LoHn0E, Nov. s0-A Paris dispatch men.
toas that 1t ths recent nesling Of ,ha Cons ults.
tvs Commission convened by III, do Lesseps the
opinion wAs expressed that ths nature or the soil
OF the fslhmus OF Psnsma affords hope that con.
siderable Gflhe ostlmstsd expense OF construc.
toa will bu saved ind tho working facilitated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30
Results Of The manone Conference,

Results Of the Malone Conference.
The Mshoneites did DO! gst through their
deliberations in Richmond uati nearly d,y>
break yesterday. General hlahonc made q
speech over an hour 10 length, in which he
ou lined the course which should bs pursued
BY tho domiusos party 10 the legislative body.
The conference. it is understood, was entirely
satisfactory to Mshoue |. c. Fowler was 900
ceded TO be the oholoo for the Spcakersbip
The proceedings Of tho conference wont eff
smoothly. and there appeared to be DO tacsious
objection to the programme laid out by the
Senator. IL was decided that cau,us of the
resdjuster members of the Legislature should
bo held the night before tho ASSEMBLING Ct that
btdy. at which. however. the Scholarship viii
not como W. but there is lille doubt that Rid
d eberger will be the choice OF tho CAUCUS. Law.
is sRd Malone understand each other perfectly,
md there will be 90 bolt Oil tho part Of the
former 40 matter what may be lhs noiion OF the
CAUCUS. 1t is ASSERTED that so ltr as President
Arthur is concerned. he eudoras thoroughly
Mahonss cou:ss. sni Wi leave tho maougt
msnt Of Virginia affairs pretty rrch TO hiu,.
The Riddloberger bill is TO bo pusht throus i
as soon as possible. Massey ,ud Wise did not
take part 10 The conference. Senator Mahonc
Rava bis friends foe supper after their doIib-
CREATIONS Ware over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30
The quality of fraukuess has bean devslops,

The quality of frankuess has bean developed
10 remarkable degree 10 the readasters
s.Ico ths election They have many
scores 10 settle and savo, aud except
thoso II the States creditors. they don't
hesitate u anDounoa their intention of
settling them at the first opportunity. They
have already told the railroads that they have
o rod , pickle for thtm, and now they tell the
republicans that they o8o them nothing but
kioas and will Certainly gvJ them DO half
penoo." Mary people wsIe deceived By the
rsatiuiters ut the recent eleotion, bu. mono
moie so than the Virginia republicans, but az
they walked into tho trap With their eyes open,
aud Tor thu purpose OF defeating The debt
psydrs, everybody thinks hey deselvs the It
tEibuiou that is 10 store for them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30

1t is, to say the less', wrong Tor anybcdy TO
go to church or public meeting. hacking away
and disturbing the preacher or orator with
coughing. Use Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup at
ooeo it oOHts only % c,ris bottle,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30

Cold WAVE APpRoAcHING.-A cold wave
has appeared 10 the Northwest and the lodi
cations ara that colder weather vii prevail
on the Middle aud East Atlantic coasts duricg
Toursdsy night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30

How PAINTING AFFECTS THE HRALTH.---
Years fg, there WAS notion prevalent among
those who were hui partially iniormsd upon tie
question. ,hst tbs printing business vas cslaI-
TALLY d,ttim s1ul to healsh. There was ira
dition about the absorption Of poison from /! 9
constituents of which tho type metal Was ooa :
posed. This Vas aad is true ia 10 far 81 it az
aerts the poisonous nature Of somo of tie ooa-
stitue1t parts of typo metal ; bus that those
pol5oas should nc ,Rsari'y b, absorbed into the
system Of ono who handles typs ia simply nt-
suEd. Printers who have such habits Of cIear-
illness aud sobriety, SIS doesn't rcupco for oan' S
sell add the opinion ct othera might b. eypec.
cd to dictate. may follow their c.iiiog for years
without experiencing aoY further damaging
effects upon their health ttnn wha. will result
from close application to aov sort o. hard work,
Moro "poison" is abs,tbsd b, the printer when
taking observatiore Of bis little iirger through
thu bottom of glass THAI any clher Wy
Chicago Specimen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30

Forty years trial has proved "BLACK.
ORAUGHT" the best liver medicine ia
the world.
For sale by T.. s. LesdbeAtar 4 Bro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30

fo'l'loa' c'rInp!iou is tue mcs. loa!ts3ma
thing 10 The gori to the GAO VITO cannot get
40 ctlcs, while the successful candidate fails to
comprehend tie term.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30
tUM MlSS!ONERa SALE OF VaLUa-
" HE EEA!. ESTATk LII EAlKNAX

~ ELE EEA!. ESTATE III FAIRFAX
ecu aTF .--Eu,s lent to q d'cren rendered at
the f"Ven Der ;efrn, 1881, Of ihe Circuit Count
Of ae:d connty tan ndsr,iansd, IA thursday
si.puo!ic suction q: Ma rilla2u OK !iurudon, il
ssli county on the W s. y. !: t., tbs real es
tate OF which the lsto Henry bickster, died
ssZsd. consisting Of tho following lots of lsnd:
.H 10. NO. Lies in Herndon; eontsias 90
HOUSE,; ALEC storaroum with dwelling house
attsched-now occupied by Mossre J. Cfdes y
E. Poole.
Lot No. lilies in Hefsd1n; contsirs about
aero; has FRAME WILLING HOUSE;
also flst'elass store.oon (uow occupad ~
Mr. Arthur Mrenn) and dwelling house attach
cd therelo There ID plsbls on this lot.
Lot No. 3--LieD in Eerndon; contains sbcu.
aero with FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
bud stoferoom. now used by Mira NJ. T. Wreau:
also q stable.
! acre; has large FRANZ DWELLING
HOU3R--noW occupied by Mrs. LYna.
Lot no lilies in the villugo OF Drsnesvia;
contains sbou. y acres with a DWELLING
HOUSE, in good condition ana EtahliGx 70,
shout II horsos. There il blacksmith shop OF.
this los
Lot No. 6-Lifs in firanespill.; i1 known g.
the Drsnesvllie Hotel PROPERTY; cont,ios Atom,
"a acres with etor, houas snd DWELLING
HOUSE ttsscaed lheTcto-now occupied BIZ
Ear. b. Croursa Stable en- hls lot.
Lot No. farm of ll2 acres Of fue lard at-
Joining pEsnetvilIe; has n Balm wLich crs,
S! COZ; 10 bouee. but lhs house on 10, Ne. 5 Is
within short distance CT said bsrs. Ibis .nd
lot NC. will hs sold Together i. an adequsts
bid can be hRc-2hurch aud school houss nost
the farm.
Some OF thn foregoing lo!a a7a am OFF tie mast
aesirablo business locations in tho county; near.
- al haVa comfortable dwelling hou.es. snd the
farm il oEa CT the bes. in that section.
Terms CT Sale: Ono tenth or the pu,ihsse
money IN hand, the residue in three eausl an.
nual ihssalnents secured by the bonds of Tia
purchaser with aood petsoDal SECURITY AID tito
70 oe retained .!li last pa9 nltnt ia III ads
Alter tee day Ct sale tie Corn caiss:oners vili
receive p;i7sta bids 70: Icy CT III lots ren.io,
ing unsolt. Parties wiehing to purchase can
communicate G. with Gsorgc Du'i il, at sp,iDkysto
+. o., or =. ". Moore ct Fai-f.x. O e. W,
GEORGE DULIH,
4, WALTON MOORE,
noVo0 Wis CoG1m'ra. Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30
PUBLISHED DAILY q TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, NOV. 80. 1881.
When the democrats had c,ptrol Of Inn II,

When the democrats had control of tho T..
y. House OF Representatives and tho republ-
CANS had no chauos Of elec!ing lhc Clerk there.
OF. the latter nominated negro ex member
named Raney for tha! position. but now whom
their domination for that place will secure it's
possession they tell Rainey they will not have q
negro ccik, that he ia presumtuous to ask for
it. and that be ought to DO thankful for the
messenger ) plaos be holds 10 the Baltimore
postoffice. All Of which is only another garipg
example Of radical nsincerity, but the negroes
cannot sec it for The scales are no! yet removed
from their eyes. 10 the whole history of the
world there is nothiUg that goes further to
establish The mental inisriority OF the negro to
that Of the white race than tho persistent re-
tus.l Of the negroes in the South to support
tho politca! party that is naturally disposed to
help thsm. and that With their assistance would
te sblo to do so. and as perssteuly to support
the party WHOSE COURSE toward them from the
time of forty acres ard mule" down 10
Ralncy, including tho treedm.us' bank, has
been constant and invaiiabIe succ ,ssion OF
transpnrcnt deoeptions aud broken PROMISE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30

Th5 m.ESe! is quia! and easy. Tho demand
fer Flour ia fair for Lon:e consumption. tu.
pii2es ARC unchanged. but prices are uuch Al ged.
The offerings Of Nhaut auouItsa tot day TO I2C0
bushsls ind sa!;s ware made at $50 and l35 for
Full 1873 !or mixed. and l42ili5 for Lancssta;.
Tho receipts Of Corn continue light. sna sms!!
sales vere made It % EEd - for now whita-lba
latter pTica berg for choI0 10. No EEas;-
ported, Nnl ono lot OF Osts so:d q! {, gouatty
pr3due, is a SHADE lower
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30

1ho Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Con- pso -
has socaaeasd 10 getting possession Of tho Sails
burg road, over which contest has been going
90 tir soms Tina between tho B. & 0. and
Vanderbilt. This road aas built By private car
iIa', and run through rhs Elk Lick Goal Basin,
one of Tho noat extensive aDd valuable GOAL re-
slon5 10 the Stale. TITS ue" possession was for
malIy luraoa ever to tho Baltimors and Ohio ou
Saturday. From the terminus OF tho Salisbury
Railroad to Altamont on tbs main stem of the
Baltimore and Otio, il but tweoty-eight miles
in an air line, and bat thirty Ave 10 Osklssd,
with no high grades. and courtty offslieg
every advantage for railroad construction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30

A TERRIBLE MURDER.-A correspondent 0,
the st. Louis Globe -Democra! furnishes detail
of horribls murder Ga tie Bfizos river, 10
Texas, committed by q party of negroes. They
had stolen bale Of cotton and bred Arthur
Armssead. half orszy colorsd boy. to houl it
away. Afterwards fearing that Armsoad would
expose tben. they resolved 90 hls murder.
They carried eft the boy, and 10 spite of bis
Dleadlngs for time TO pray, proceeded in their
hcrfid work. wh!oh is thus described by tbs
correspondent: Oae Of the ruai.ns th.n shot
the victim 10 the back of the head. another
shot him 10 the neck, and the third 10 the side,
the miserable wretch still tesging fer time to
pray. When Armstead had fallen md wss
dying. the murderofs drew their knives and also
al axe, with which they cut bis throat from ear
to esr. and literally Gu. off bis head. After
giving few blows The neck was so severed that
the head hung only By slender thread of
muscle Determined to make clesu lob, they
seized the head and torciblS twicbcd and
Wrenched it from the shoulders After it WAC
entirely detached Intelligence did not seem TO
suddenly desert the brain. but the tongue and
mouth continued their vitality, and the trunk
leas head actually uttered and spoke two words
aud mutterinQ, but which sounded like "P-
p-prsy.' The tongue then became silent fol-
ever. The whole party were arrested. and are
awaiting trial 10 Fork Bend county Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30

HE DANvlLLE AND NEW RIVER NARROW
GAUGE RAILROAD DsnViIl, aud New
River Narrow Gauge Railroad was opened for
business yesterday 70 Cascade, twenty-five
miles. Tn, event WAS celebrated by lrco ex-
cursloa from Darville. This. tbs longest nat
row gauge road 10 the E s!sro States, will be
complstcd to Heory Court House in q lew
months. and thoaos be extended to junction
on the Norfolk aud Wes;e.u, reer New Ri7ar'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30

The market was Wall supplied lhis Wosh wis.
al iradss Of Cattle. including sono vety y0ol
ones al some Vs:Y common; sxlos, howoVv5.
wore limited as tbs demand wss quite light, bug
efs not baiuR ia watt Of many Cattle; prices Re.
main about Is last week, with Cull msrset.
Calves Gull with bat few coming 10 market.
Sheep Gull aid nominal. Lambs in goo1 supply
ard ssoW Of ssia Hogs sroia better inquiry
but few arc coulin1 in, and PRICES ste stronger
than last week Cove aud Calves in demsud 3.
ouOLstiOns
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30
Alexandria Gazette and VIRGINIA Advertiser

The HUMAN EAE.-Few people realize
VIA: wonderfully delicate structure tho hu-
IN 80 ear real is. Tha! which go ordinarily
designate 50. is sitter ell onlY the mere outer
pelch ct s:rias OF winding passages Hhioh
like shv l9tbifs Of crest building, lead fEcm
the outer air ihto he nner chan bars Certain Of
those passages sre :u;l OF liquid, and their
membranes ars stretched. like parchment cui-
tains. Ec:oss the oirridors at Giiferen. places,
and eau b. thrown nto vibration or made TO
trepble ts tho head Of drum or The surfaca
Of tho lambGutino dora when struck with o
stick OF tho Gngers. Belwsen 40 Of these
patohment.liko ourtaine. cisiu oil very small
bones extends which selves TO tighten or re-
lax these membranes. snd to c0mmunioate viz
btatiOas 10 them. 10 tic iunernos! place Of
sil. rows Of 6ue throsd, called nerves. stretch.
like the Strings OF Piauo. to tho last point 10
which The trsmblings or thriilirgs reach, nnd
pass inward to the brain. Ii these nerves gro
destroyed, tie power Of henricg certainly de.
parts, as Tho power 10 Rive Gu. sounds is los. ty
o nisuo or violin when liz Strings ara broksa.--
Philadelphia Times
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30

Dr. TANNER OUrDoNE AGA1N.-This stoIy
c'mes from Battle Creek. Mich; Mrs. Henry
!ngham: who has not taken mouLhful of food
during the past fourteen months now has fsir
chance for recovery. Paralysis of tho stomach
WAS caused By nervous shook, and for moro
than yesr she has been sustained by ipisc-
lions snd baths. Daring tits time Der weight
has been reduced from ITS to SO pounds Her
physicians gave her up some time ago, and her
desth was thought to be inevi.abls. A mutual
lnsaraoca company. of which she was mcu
bsr. prepaid her policy Of $500 to meet the
nseds of her family. A few days ago. however.
her stomach recovered apparently and retained
small amount Of food taken through the
mouth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30

ELRGTRO SlLiGGNi
- ELECTRO SILIOOEil
The baas article set discovered for Cleaning
SliVsiWare. Remember tie name End beware
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-30

THE LANGUAGE OF FLIES An Eoelisb
scients! has mad, the surprising discovery
that hiss have lsuguag, ottheir oya. iaRu-
dible to uuaidea human care. though, no doGb.
distinctly audible to tha uArs Of ms c 3. This
is cot the buzzing toae o3mnlon 10 sll flying
l1seoa which is pg1dso,d By tho raril move
ment Of their wirgs, nul i5 but msro moi
dental eitec., rs meaningless ls ala tho sounds
OF our foot falls while 10 are walking and COT
vetsirg with friend. but II censisls OF Other
tones msdo voluntarily. 30 doubt. fer thu pur
pose oflimted communication with ore smother,
The discovery WAS made by means of the new.
ly Invented microphone while mssnirgiRg
the tramp of a 0y, walking on table. till it
pounds as lou2 as thst OF u horss passing over y
wooden bridge. BY close observation during
those experiments otbor rounds were heard dif-
ferent from those Of its footballs sud wings,
which proved 10 DO its trumpeling calls issuin g
from its proboscis, old resembling somewhat
the djstan. whinnying Of horse. Such are
sone Of the results Of that rnsrveloua Instrument
which acts for tho car of man So the raic.o! copo
docs for The o7o.- Scientific Reporter