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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-06-16
A New Way to Raise Setter Dogs.

A citizen OF our community has fine
litter OF setter dogs. He has been taking
special pains to give them good start
in the world, and to this end it was his
custom to rise from his bed at short in
tervals to feed them. 1t became rather
tedious business for him to . crawl out -
during the cold winter nights to attend
to their wants, so he tried new plan.
Setting pan of milk in q warm corner
behind the stove he went to bed, and in
the small hours the young CANNES called
Tor food. Thinking to make one Job of
it he arose in the dark and carried the
pan carefully to the wood-house, when
seizing each pup by the nape of the
neck he thrust its nose into the pan.
and when all had got to their work.
returned to his bed. The next morning
he was aroused by his wife, who wanted
to know what in the world he had done
with her bread pan. Investigation fol-
lowed; his wife wet up batch of bread
and set 1t behind the stove to rise; this
pan our "shot" had carried to the
pups and they. aftergorging themselves
with the dough, waddled back to their
warm nest. The yeast was good and
the puppies rose. looking like so many
muffs with the head of the animal used
for trimming, while their legs and tails
resembled an Early Rose potato. Hen.
ders0ae 1obncc0sist
"
Nothing can exceed rhe intense
affection which girl ladies out to her
father for day or two before the time
when she's going to ask for new dress,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-06-16
Blind, But Not Unhappy.

"We blind" said Miss Katy Schalm.
IN her pleasant home, 500 East Four
teenth Street, yesterday, have advan-
tages over persons that can see, at least
over some of them. For we get along
great deal better than some seeinS
persons. There are not many bad blind
people. And then. there is another
thing, we don't see SO many of the mis-
erles OF this world as others.'' -F
But they tell me you are always
cheerful. How do you manage to pass
the dayP'' t
1.-The same as other people. I en-
Drolder, knit, read, write, sing and play.
L shall soon have a new piano. =.
Miss Schalm spent six years in a Ger
man Institution for the education of the
blind at Friedberg, near Frandort-on-
the-Main, and nine years in the institu-
ton for the blind in Ninth Avenue and
ihlrty-fourth Street in this city. Walk
ing to bureau in the room she brought
out pile of beautiful tides of intricate
hggures and varying shapes knitted by
herself.
II can understand how you can knit
put how can you write?'' asked the
caller.
In reply, Miss Schalm took from a
table an instrument made of wood,
: about the length and breadth of a sheet
OF foolscap. 1t was made to hold a
piece of thick paper in such way that
across the paper would lie two parallel
wooden strips. She sat down beside
font OF large type. The face of each
type is composed of sharp steel points
arranged SO as to form large capital
letter. These types were deftly
selected by Miss Schalm and arranged
along the guiding strips As each was
placed in position it was subjected to
Slight pressure by the fingers, and,
when q brief note had been written. the
types were taken out and distributed
properly in the font. The paper on
which they had been set had a backino.
OF several pieces of wooden cloth to al
low the steel points to pierce it readily.
The types differed from ordinary tvpe
IN that the face of each was an exact
representation OF letter, not letter
in reverse. The consequence was that
when the pricked paper. was reversed
tho letters were easily legible to the
eye, and at the same time the finger of
onnd person could trace the rough
ened lines. 4+ ~s'3 o
When Miss Schalm PLAYED "Heim-
web, composition by Albert jung
mann, for her visitor, she had no notes
before her. All her playing must be
from memory of notes previously read
with her fingers or by ear. She PLAYED
readily and sweetly. She can only play
a new piece bV note with one hand ho
cause the other must be upon the raised
or prieked music. Her soprano voice
was cultivated during her early educa-
ton in Germany, and in all the con-
certs given by the pupils of the Thirty
fourth Street institution she was prom
inent singer. Since her graduation she
mas ma; sung IN public frequently. She
likes best lively airs, either in German
or in English. AT a recent concert she
sang: .etar..z 4. 95.err..f 81. -.., Fl. -.
Jamie has long been acquiring me.
o 'F*- Never was lover more true; u Z i sls.s i
a - mo- r. ~
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-06-16
Jamie has long been acquiring me.
'S*- Never was lover more true;
But if he asks me to marry him,
5}' What in the world shall | do?

She also sang the flower song from
"Faust." She complains of the lack of
musical compositions prepared for the
blind, as well as the lack of books with
raised letters. She is an entertaining
hostess, and her accomplishments and
cheerful disposition make her a source
of pride and pleasure to her family.
She became blind in her fourth year,
after an attack of scarlet fever, and her
remembrance of the world, as she saw
it, is now, she says, like a dream.-M.
Y SIM . aft. 'lt5-. t5tte -a'a aAAl la
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-06-16

As rule, the passengers become
seasick when the seas swells. See'
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-06-16

to put down-carpets,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

This business outlook during the week jus.
PISS. has boan rather in accordance with The
vca.her-gloomy, but as the latter is agsn
Frightening 60. i: is anticipated, will trade ger
o:slly. The rains have baen 0. ine;!imsbio ad-
vantage, the streams being sgsin full ind
the grass looking up, while the grain sown will
tooa show evidences OF removed lie. Thsre hss
been re :csicn in the grain nsrse.. sad prices
have steaiily declined, under which. i! is e1-
pec!ed, tho ezror. trade will rsvivc and rally
in prices take placs Money matters are abou.
statu quo. Or The streets there is much con-
plant of scarcity, but tia banks ara in good
condition, aid loans on good security eau easily
be msde. In Baltimore G per cent is tho rate
fos loans and discounts. In the New York
money marke! per cant i, the rulizg rate for
coll loans on stocks, tho quota!iol btiag 5a6 per
cent. Time loans ale sboa. 6 ps: c.. aud primo
mercantile papsr Ga7 per cant. Government
bonds sre irm and in sono instances higher
Safe securities are cms2hst more active. Vir
ginias are steady, the sales in Baltimore ye.!er-
day ssgregsting $500. Consols sold at 81! to
81 c!osi;g 8cS 81, and 10 s0J sold at "a to 53s,
snd later ct 5St, closing 65a55s Tax coupons
sold 81 9i2 aud pesler couoons at q. Pealer
bonds were nominal at 39.42 Deferred csrtif-
Gates were quie. OF .0.2l, the ls.e demand soen,
ing TO hsyo been satisfied. Railroad eecurite,
are timer. Virginia Midland 2is sold again At
10S. az d tho 5Ihs do. were stesdy at $50 Ches
6 Ohio Canal bonds steady. with further sales a;
42i. Railroad stocks dull. but nou i1slly firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04
FOREIGN NEWS.

Ii IS stated tia: ivo political priscnc'a wsro
trle3 at St. Pct"!sbur. last week. THO at
thoTIt!as mslo!a'o secrecy c,cc,irirG tito mat
ter
ii. Bti:sop, rcrub!i,ag, was eicctd pres!-
dent CT The FreGch Chamber Ct Deputies ycs-
tcrdsy. Several tcpubiic,,S were eeu::d v:eo
presidents ot tic Chamber.
The ladies Lsad L,e2u3 met 10 d hi, !os!
Wedaes4sy and WSs uum 2lcstc9. a tcoagt
farmer 10 Coua'y G3l1sy VAS Shot dead ca
"Wednesday night. Two p,1s rs ha7a bacn al
sce:cd ca ;piaoa.
Reports from lla7apa icGis,o sp;eniil and
extraordinarily ebua9:a: sugar cop Ac,oEo!s
from ClooIuegca give tho assu2Irc. ihnt Tie
crop vii txo.cd N no taaG so p.r c2aI. The
crop ct years el coed rrodrc,. aad lie. !: vii
exceed mere .thsa 80 pr cut. last yesI' 5
crop. 10 The tho iurisiia'ious OF Card-nas,
Msla!z Ia end COlcr, the probable proportion Of
excess Is eiveo By 5ouo accounts rs smau7tiUg
to25 per a;at. AID 10 per c;ni.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04
VIRGINIA Nk'I%,H,

The rfglsrG:i)l q vcta1H s! Wsir.ps0n
closed On SATURDAY., stanGus ) white to 81
colorcd votes.
Fec ions viii 10 iaid rsxt III ;slay, Noreu-
Der S. 10 tvel7o Slat:s. EiTsi1;s dies State
Officers, oce-7s!i of tie SeEa.c rnd members Of
The Hcusa ct D,ltsase3
Mrs. ". ". Br2ellovc, t:rao:!iy Mr: Il 4.
Pa9!ck, inothtr Ut it, Rev. Bilop Petick, Ct
the C,p, Painas NISSAN. iisa o: he- horno,
il Hattsx c:E1ty, cr Friday, 2lst ul;.
4 dspa ca ilom Lyrchga;g sfyj: st Tho
rcc i'm on the Sih las: the people l.yics with
10 toe Iinl;a OF the proposed ccw cou1,y will
pass uf9u he question. |. is exp o.ed thet
thu PRICE: will ce endorsed. Tho oouuty will
irdad' tic Tcs!,rn 3a:t OF Csupoe!. tho
s1lttrc par; OF Bradford ed lae northern
part 1: PiH!yIgspia. Il will coEicia sjna ESQ
sqlato Dils, Old roprlhl3u Of about 1900
Ica!erdly m3.n;cr. at an ctrr hour, the
boHy CT Ehl,e HI ram:! Daniel = Scirggs,
| hai'l1E from G'ccaw!y. hmhc:s. c3unty, YES
discovered l;laR DC Ill bat, underneath tho
VFsGGo: Gcrcss ;pg easel. a: i&c t2ot CT B;idgo
aireet, Lyrc1turs. tayi:g sr:1arent5 tsl,cn
| there f!nul The height sbgT:. AniGvGgis alton
| disclosed s:vs!e brIis:9 co:us !ho body and
badly irlc;ased skull. Vim D.l,rj, o ucgro
eA-johFlc', vas R!IeSteG On 3uSp!cl2l OF havi1g
| murdered the luao. tn; tba Investigation b,f ne
| H. ootocer's j. lv7 Gisaoited scy sCch ttcorg.
ScrusGs was Is IsboTer on tho N;ctm2ad acd
A!lecbary Railroad. 1Sd maa Of bsd hsti;s,
rrd his tai! irlm ;So vadua vas til, rtsu't Of
ln.oIica.i2D.
The military commit!co sart iGom tiassaohu-
sets 10 ltquito into The alleged rois,arduct Of
! the Nln,h Massachusetts, R'e;m mt vito on
ihair loI ksown oaoteuais tip. COMMENCED iH
ioVesilg,ilon Mo1dag ;acrous il Richmond
Major II. Il. Sarsout precil!ng. Msvcr Ca
rlngton, desiring 10 facilitate tho uClk of Ii;
| committee, had summoned largo rumber Of
Witnesses. who gave their testimony, wli,h
vas taken DIVE, ccoh TiiDoss signing his Ct
| her own statement. There will b, no rub!iot
ton OF tho evidences n5li the committec N, k:
their rep'rt at h3m". Tho giilcss;s mad.
| thor depoiIODs under oath, a5G sfm> If thee
| are exceedingly dnr1ugirg to the gooh nGma o.
| tho regiment,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04

when pressed by Judge Harris upon tho RI
publican tendencies Of the coalition party, Col.
Fulkarson ridicuIed the ides of negroea having
any political power, claiming that twenty thou
aand white man were sufficient TO control end
hold in poli!csl subsection eighty thousand
negroes. he denied 70. himself and his asso-
cia!es that they had any attention of advancing
the political power Of tae negro"
And yet General Malone and his candidate
for Governor, Col. Cameron, when speaking in
those sections of the State in which negroes
abound profess to be tho especial champi Of
Inc political eou,ity of the negro. Tho negroes
Will not increase their reputation for understand
ing By voting for men whoae attempts to decisive
them are so Transparent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04
Financial.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The Posts G,szoial
article says:
AT tho Stock Ezohsnge u. S. bonds sro IN
changed. Railroad bonds arc ,oeralIy higher.
Tho stock market onoped 4ela higher than i,
closed yesterday, ard advanced in the first hour
tai per cent. There was then decIiae Of
ials, Fart Of. which he's siuco bacn .os.. As
net result .e have Irregular ohaoscs,
butt as rule prizes arc Isl per
cent higher. Riobrlord and Dlosils is up II.
10 the money market $50 per capt. is the o1o.
t9tlon tor the c,l loans Oh stacS; tn, rates on
U, :. bonds bciag about | per o'nf. lever
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04
Presbyterian Synod.

Ia tL9 Syooi. in scs:ioo il Petersburg, yee
terdsy much lime ~es Consumed in receiving
a1d discussing the r:pyrs made from tho dif.
foteo. Prash5Ic!ies "A overture from East
lla0cvcr Pes: y.aiy was presented asking for
tho appointment c; 3sy OF lasting aud prsycr.
10 vicS Ct The email punb:r Of additions to the
church and cauGd.:iS Offering for the ministry
during Inc pss! year. a resolution was adopted
referring tho suci;ot OF establishing en- inde-
pendent Presbyterian church among the uolored
pcopio 10 6 cjnmi::ce for report at this
scssi0o. Several syrods hs7o taken tcion CO
this matter
Tho 50! .ct ct education Of The Candidates
Ter the nioisr5, ard Of adopting measures tc
secure so iccrtssa il tho tumbcr Of caudids!cs
oic!od al iatctisi,g di,cuasCo, which was
per iopa'cl 10 b. DIS. Richardson. Dsbncy,
Smith and Pryor Il sylu ious to that end we're
adop,ed.
pc. Wi;hcr5go.n Submitted .ho report of the
oommittee co tha auboTiy ED csre of Pee
tyterits over @ Candidate Tor tho ministry, de-
c!aIlog ii tho right ani duty OF ihs Pfcs5g;t-
I,s 60 determine whan ana uad:r what c)Gi-
tons their Candidates stall prosecute their
studies, ja5s SIS they determine Hhlro ard
urd,r what conditions thtit minister's shall
labor, tu: il both cases this right erd duly
shcu!d 30 exercised With grca! wisdom AID
kiodnoss. This report waa iaij over for GIG
sidcrntion 10 Day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04

We speak by the testimony b.f IRE Us. Cars
folly weighed aud examined. The resdiu,ter
State tickeI-Camoron, Lewis and Blair-wiII
be elected By ms,rity of not less thar ten
thousard. - Gen. Muhoncs R,chmond organ,
NOr. 3. 1851.
Lst Us assure you as | do c,n6eu.ly, that
your electoral tloktt headed by Cameron apd
R'ddIeberger. srd pledged to Hancock will
carry the Stale by plurality Of % 900; that i,
will BEAT either tho iuDdcr or the gripsack
ticket by this voto. not less. Rely on i..-IIm
Iuahone. Oct. Is. 1880
That shocking pig clrd showed where tho
plurality of 1850 went 10, AID there is every
dedication that the majority of 1881 vii! bo
found in the same plsc..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04

GROWING GRAPES WITHOUT WATER The
LIS Angeles (Csl.) Ezprers ncniiors ug 8
sample of what c'u DO do1o sithou! water, The
vineyard OF hlr. Johts,n, Oh tho mesa lands on
tho AIhsnbra trect. Tie vineyard is of Nils
sion cuttings, set out this year, end entirely
without water. either at the plartisp cr since
Ihe cuttings have made remarkable growth.
many OF tho shoots being ever six feet lopr.
An unusually coed stand was also secured. nat
over hva per cent beirg lost. Mr.. Johuson
planted The cattirgs With q shade. and sinh
soi!ed the Ti5yard to depth cftourieen inches,
IL only remains to be seen nog what sort of
grapes he will produos. Splendid corn has
been raised without irrigation 90 tho same
place, AID the spple trees orc 10 f 90 condition.
Tho great secret of SUCCESS With The uou-jrai-
gators ia thorough cultivation,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04
The MHrsfnSs.

bALrIMoRE, Nov. 4-Virginia Ga old -; Go
dolerred %; do consolidated Sls; do I'd 60.
RES -; past due coup 9J5 new IL dos 81 bid
today Cotton firm; middlings HI Flour
9uieS Howard street and Western super 55a
DO gu; DO e1!ra 75ASG 50 do family 75s
81 90; City Mills super 00aS5 II; do tx.rs
= G I 60; do family 55.Ss 90; co Aio brands
I 60aS7 G2; Pstapsco family SIS IS. Wheat
Southern shade stronger; Western low;r sEd
Gteslng irm; Southern red l4O.l45; DO amber
aaoslso no Maryland 147!: No 2 Western
winter red spot snd Nov l&Sial2Sg; Dee 1922
l4S; jan liG.l47; Feb l6"tal5lS Ccra-Sou,h
efn higher; Western lower snd quiet; Southern
White 7la72; do yellow CGsG9 now and old
Western mixod spot end nov G6aGCa Dec t9sa
G9t Jan 7ltsT2. Oa,s higher; Southern 49.5l;
Western white L0A62; Go mixed 49,; Penns Cd
t53. Byo quiet at lG7alO6. Hay Gliet; prme
70 choice Ponna and Md 19lS24. Ccllae Grm;
no eargoss ordinary to fair 9alli Sugar steady;
A colt lc5 Whisky dull at las III
NEW YORK, Nov. 4-Stocks heavy. Money
81 C3tton quiet; uplauds liz; Orleans III
Flcus dull and unchanged. Wheat G. led lslSc
lower; since recovered. Corn orened III, low.
or; SINCE PARTLY recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04
Danced Herself 10 Dea,h,

BRADFORD. PA. Nov. At dsncs Wed
nesdsy night g! Big Shariy, smalI town ncar
mere, Mrs. Gertis Oliver, aged thirty five, wife
OF w. ID. Oliver. after dancing quits heartily
twoor threo times, complained o! feeling ud-
well, cDd YVES removed to an snto-roon. where
she diid 10 fifteen minutes. The caus, is sup
posed to have been the rupture OF an artery.
Ito dtolssed weighed about 200 pounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04

A Mr.. Msllsm who soourned in this civ n
short time doZ,a or so years ago, bat who
since that time has been Msyor of Fredericks.
burg, and, for the last ten yasrs. resident of
Washington. and who will no. swear tbs. bo
ever intends to live here, has boom registered
here By order of General Mahone's Corporation
Judge. though everybody knows that he has az
much. and no more, right TO vote in San Fran
cisco as he has 10 vots here. With such votes
rs Mallsm's and those Of tho negro repaators
that as reported are to be brough. here from
Washington on election day, 20 contend against,
the debtpsyers will require every vote they can
got
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04
TO.DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
President Arthur.

WASHINGTON. Nov. Al. is esrDed from
good sutotiiy that Presiden: Arthur is SER
ousy ecpsiisuuz...the question of supegseding
hsvisg bseo trouaht to iosuro change.
whica it il we'll known Attorney General
MacFeagh hes for sono time favored.
Il ia said by &c Intimate friend of the late Presi.
dent Carried ,hst no had become satiafed that
TIC public good demanded change ard upon
the evening before ne was sho. no hsd formally
decided upon the removal OF Col. Corkhill.
subsequent events however postponed any SC.
ton upon the matter until quito recently.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04
Murdered and Robbed.

GALVESTON, Ten, Nov. "A Special dis
Daloh from Henrietta to the NeRs says The
oody Of 80 unknoTd msn shot IN lbreo pn5cs
mas been touod lying 10 euch near his wagon,
with h!a pockets tarned wrong side cut, Il is
thought ho was murdered fer m,Dey which
YES supposed to haso been on his person
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04
Reception of II Minister.

PHILADELPHIA, Nv This noraius tbs
revenue cutter Hsrniitcn. having CD beard the
reception com mittee, started down the river to
meet The nsw British minister. Tie cutter
met the steamer opposite l. asu, Island whsro
the Committee and guests bosrtea her. After
Wh'od ths preceded 10 this city with the distir.
su s3ed visitor, where ho wss appropriately
recsiyed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04
Bodies Robbed.

DETROIT, New. "A saiiboas cRp;z,d IF
Adams ) Point, Presquo Isle, Like Hproa. on
S;p:cmLcr 20. and four persons werc dro8n,d.
1t is noS sl!eged shat party OF hunters found
the bodies o; thcss untoEtGnsses IL tho woods,
Gear the shore, entirely stripped. Oae man is
Sail to have had $500 CO biz person when he
started ca the vtyagc
This was the u,tortGn,e eccuTero, 10
which George W, Hirg;s0u sud daughter,
fcrmsil7 Of this ely, lost their lives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04

Tie STARS OF NovEMBER's sKY-NoYem-
bee is rich in material for planetary study.
M@Icury icads the st with 90 iafsrior cotiauc-
ton. S transit Grd HealeIn corga,iou. Nep-
tune, i2!IoEs Ssiutn il reaching opposition.
Juai.tr igliAgs Neptune 10 arriving at tho goal,
doDtlpg Lis rncst sugtro array Tor tho occlsi9n.
Tho g0aI l1mIDery himself contributes lis
share 10 he !es!ivo &c iVly OF his family il an
an1G!sr tcIl!s!, The 1o1u lays her respects to
every pls5Gt IL .uIr. Tic grand lioe If planets
Clustering b You'd US and % the same side Of
the fun rtmsias Il. brckoI; tlr.e OF Tie ~ or
rlineIs-Sa'np, Ncpiuoo and Ju.iter-srtis-
icg u ipaesi:2u " Tho lhrictn days Of each
otncr thu moonle's nights CT mid November
will BIZ glorious with s;ar-'i! basu,y. Sa.urp,
Jcp;tr and Mars " II reign Is lords of the
ascendant. and around them vii! be grouped
some OF The ttIsb'es! stsrs AID corsrellatiors
that gao, the fmsncoI; those twinklinp
mysteries that ill Ito a:uI with emotions OF
wo0dtr ED ava. Wills it trits to grasp the
ooundicssoeis OF spsco I'D The sI!-prcVadipe
po'Ser that holds in harmony lho Ginning suns
that people tho bl19 vau. Of hcavsn. -Povi-
t{'aCc ,joHYmu'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04
A Wise Deacon.

Deacon Wilder, want Won 10 tell ma how
you Kept yourselt and family wolI the p.st aes.
con, when ell the rect Of us have been sick 30
ofteD.n 10 ~
" BRO ylor the answer is very easy. fused
mop bi.teis n time; kept my family we'll and
u kep: US we'll aud able to work sill the tina.
~ warrant it has cost you and the neiphbors
On, 10 Two hundred dollars piece to keep lick
the same time" p '~A
Deacon, I'll use your medicine hers.f,o-u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04

The following opinion was givon ly Dr.. Js~
COB MeScT. Saint Louia. Mich, 10 1874 The
Hamburg Drops deserves to BE- recommended.
have prescribed it for Irregularities Of the
liver, disorders of tho stomach AID diseases
originating from thcee Disturbances, and have
observed the most satisfactory results. Tho
DtonS also cures constipation III q short inc,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04

Ficur is dull and prices arc rs cts, eli on I'll
grade. Who's. il irmer with sli: hit advarc CO
On prices of thu rsst few days ST. d We ntte ta'es
Of 1926 bushels ~ l40 for Waite, l35,lS9 for
Fn'tz. l3Ssl5O for mixed knd li5sli8 for Lsn-
caster. The receipts of Corn havo increased and
about 1890 bushels sold to day q! 72s7 for white
and % fer yellow. 10 Otts reported. and one
10. tf R5o brought l0S. Country produce i,
wanted hut pl;c2s arc unchanged. Bacon is q
fraction loTtr
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are you disturbed OF nigh. and broken OF your
resi- Dy sick child suffering and crying with
me e1crucA!ing pain of cutting toath If so,
&c At once And geta bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
iH;o ,, SYRUP: 1t will relieve the poor
there is no mistake about it. There ia mot
mother on earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you at once that it will cegulste tbe how.
ela. and give rest to The mother and relief and
health 70 the child, operating like magic It is
perfectly safe 10 use in all cases. and pleasant to
oldest and best fomsle physicians and nurses ;n
3 bottle - S Ceh's
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now.

ScaANToN, Pa Nav 1.-The Hills aiourd
Scranton arc covered with ssow this morning.
MAUcH CHUNK, PA, Nov. There il Gu
looh OF SHOW 10 the mountsirs this morning.
The thermometer was down to II degrees above
z)ro.
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STATE rs.vo CRzrEC T7GME p

FOR GOVERNOR
JOHN W. DANIEL, OF LYHCHbU re.
FIR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JhmES BARBOUR, OF CULFEPEE.
FJR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
l.. w. McKiNNEI, OF FARMVILLB.
FaR TIE HOUSE CT DELEGATES.
JUDGE CHARLES s. STUART.
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r. NrA regular monthly meeting of the Reliof
1908 and Ladder Go. will be- held to.mo.row
(Friday) evening. at 90 o'clock. '''o"
JULIAN A, MOORE
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IIsviug used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup fer
iha lat few Joys. to my qualification / 6od il
ii / ne great deal Of god had yery ST.
vsrn cold which it cufeu in very few DAYS
&. Q. ROBERTSON
l39 Mhia street, Lynohburp, Va,