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St. Landry democrat., 1881-08-27
Henry'B CarbOlic SaIve.

The BEST sALvE for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, u
GERS, Salt Rheum, letter, Chapred Hands,
lions, Freckles and Pimples Buy HENRY's
CARBoLIC SALvE, all others are counte,Jtjts.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-08-27

n was bound to come. The claim is now
made that Boston paragrapher was born
with a bullet in his liver. !
St. Landry democrat., 1881-08-27

1t is easy TO pick holes in other peo-
Piles work, but far more profitable to
do better work yourself.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-08-27

Ir was q wise old French wosaan who
once wrote: "The world can give woman
beauty, costume, wealth. many charms,
many ail1remenls; bit race alone can give
. woman three things-the hand, the glance,
tho uoioo ~
St. Landry democrat., 1881-08-27
Rough on lSnts.'

Dr. Morris LIVER PILLS are the best Veg
etabe Cathartlc Regulators.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-08-27

DURNO's CATARRH SNUFF cures all affec
lions OF the mucous membrane OF the head
St. Landry democrat., 1881-08-27
DIR. Green's Oxygenated Bitters

Is the best remedy for Dyspepsia, Biliousness,
Malaria Indigestion, disorders and diseases OF
tue stomach, Blood, Kidneys. Liver, Skin, etc.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-08-27

THE sales of Frazer Axle Grease last year
were enormous. Stick pin here.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-08-27

Ask Druggists for it. 1t clears out rats, mice
reaches, bed-bugs, flies, vermin, insects, l5t
St. Landry democrat., 1881-08-27

NATIONAL YEAST never fails. Use it
St. Landry democrat., 1881-08-27

USE Redding's Russia Salyc in the house, and
use Redding's Russia Salye in the stable.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-08-27

AnENTc Coin money with DR.. Chasess New
A0kM , RecSipt Book. Newly revised and en-.
larged. BY mail a. Address Chase Pubg Co., Toledo o.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-08-27
dsnOHAMoHTH-aG AGENTS WANTED-eo, best ,, q
$csJR selling articles In the world; lsample Lres.
epNSveE Address DAY bronson, Detroit. Mich.
The Herald
of Praise.
SEND ON YOUR ORDERS FOR THIS
New Book for Choirs, Conventions
and Singing Glasses.

tits the work Of L. Q, EMERSON, Of whose lrevous
have been sold So that the issue OF new Chuftl
Music Book by him is notable event Jui h "g
previous. experience, many as hundred tilohstlu
persons are to his the last and best comal on
filed from cover to cover wi Ii new, fresh, interesting
practical music and words Specimen copies lnalltu
for LOO The usual reduction for quantities..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Fredericksburg wants q fro department.
Abingdon, Washington county, has ec:uved
tho normal schooi.
Z, +. Deshazsr. prominent citiz Il Of Po.
tersburg, died 10 that city yesterday.
The apricot trees gro in bloom, crL Tic tu3a
OF the pear trees are swelling cut rapidly 10 Pc.
tersburg.
The Rves Boat Club of tho University is
getting down to work preparatory to tho State
regatta.
Tho General Assembly Of tho Presbyterian
Church in the Uuitod STATES will slcst st
S!auuton, Oh tho 10Th day OF May.
The Conservation Of Bishop Elect Jarsseus
Will 10 performed 10 Richmond By Archbishop
Gibbons.
Very exaggerated reports arc circulated 10
regard TO tho prevalence of smallpox in Rich
mond, but only three actual cases are reported.
The body of Mr.. Willism Ketscy, engiaccE
OF the tug boat Grace Meade, who WAS drowned
OF Richmond bar Saturday mornar. has bara
recovered.
Rev. John Jasper. tho colcrtd orator. ct
tracted very large tu3ierco, lat night ia
Richmond to hear bis ccu-o. "rlo Sun O.
Move"
All tho material FIR Confederate monuma,,;
to DO erected in the Soldiers Cemetery at Fred
erlcksburg is prepared ard in Ilaee, AID tn!
construction will Dagiu at once.
VIM. Closty, white youth. has been rest.
ed at Richmond and committed 10 await the
action OF the grand ury. charged with abstract
ing letters from mail Bag.
DR.. Robert Harrison, ORC of tho oldest citi-
zsns and most prominent physicians Of Prince
George, Is critically i'll OF his residence 10 That
county.
At tho mex! term OF tic County Court Of
Caroline, Judge Weloh will have before him O
contest as to whether any liquor license shall be
granted in that county.
The Brinckerhoff mill property. formerly
Known as Ellis mill, situated 10 FsuQuier Co
was sold on Saturday last, in Fredericksburg,
ny the trustees to Mcssrs. II. T. and II. g.
Embrcy. Of Fauquier couoty, fer 5000 c,sr.
The Yorktown Centennial Celebration Asso
citation will Thursday formally open theic cfiicc
at tho Exchange Hotel. il Richmond, With
imposing ceremonies. President Grevy. oil
Franco, has accepted the Invitation OF tho Uoi
ted State government! 10 send representatives. tc
tho celebration.
Farming around Lyuchburg IS v2iy back
ward. Tho weather foT the last Two months has
been such as to prevent farmers from plcush'
ing. Wheat is looking very badly. whole islds
are entirely killed. Hands ere very scarce, and
tho indications arc that farmers will not be able
to get their tobacco lardS prepared il time fol-
a large planicg,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22

Der Of the House, Mr.. Van Voorbis, who SOW
the crowd assembled there last right loin!ing
to them, asked the General if that was bis
brigade. The clerks at this hotel were terribly
put out With the scurvy appearance Of these
callers at first, but the toughest looking of them
have now returned to their homes, their money
having given out, and though those that remain
smoke shocking bad'' cigars, they arc at leas
dressed becomingly. and do not scandalz, the
gentleman with Immaculate shirt bcsoms and
diamond pins by The unkcmpt and uosuenly
aspect they present to The guests of the house.
A young Alexaudriau, now here. who thorough.
| ly understands tho situation. pulls the case of
| the Generals party oppostely when he ssvs
there are but seventeen Mahopites in his city,
and that if four of them get Offices and tho 70.
naming thirteen do not. the latter will be 50
dlsCussod with the new movement" that they
will Immediately rejoin the respective parties
they 80 recently deserted. The gingerly mau-
ner in which tho Virginia republicans nov
hero seeking office speak Of the Genera! is pos
| slIiyc!y amusing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
NEWS OF The DAP.

Tie Delaware snd Ba1itan Causl Ras operci
for navigation yesterday.
The Alabama rivtr is at pr, ssnt higher than
ever before koo9r. No damage 10 railroads is
yet reported. Es8
John Fink was arrested OF Williamson,
Mich, yesterday charged With numbering bis
sister, who vas found desd % the 18Th inst.
o. Sunday tho body ct young Eoglish
IMMIGRANT namsd Ride, was found in the woods,
near Mercsr. Pa, having persisted from Expos.
urc, WnlIo wandering irsans n nude condition.
lsdor LaVi. large cotton merchant of New
Oileans. whose warehouses have been myetefi-
ously set On tlre several times. WIS yesterday,
wlth three alleged sc,omplicos, Indicted for
arsoD.
A party of Canadian engrauis to Manitoba,
numbering 900 persors, with their stock nud
family, filling 81 cars have been snow bound a
short distance from Chicago ticce Saturday
eight. They sro we'll to do farmers, and orc
supplied with food, etc.
A lumbermar named UIright. Oh Saturday
Dlght, shot his wife 10 the street at Staptnp
Mich. irtlic:iug probably fatal wounds. To-
right is but % years of age, and his wife only 49,
Ho claims that she was oriminaly intimate With
other mcp. The murderer was arrested.
III. NJ. Clark yesterday, at Rcbssvic. Ky,
gavo himself up to tho sheriff. stating that be
had shot and killed Ed. Kirg. Upon invesi-
CATION King was found dead near the town.
coroner's j1ry found that tho killing Wss done
in self defence. Clark killed Kings brothc,
about year egc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
FOREIGN NEKS.

During The week ondia2 February l9;h there
were ~ deaths from yellow fever at Rio do
JaDeirp.
Italy hiss decided to construct another colos.
sal iron clad, which will be superior to anything
now ahoat.
Tho London Times correspondent says hat
the headquarters Of the Nihilists are located ct
Geneva.
Count Baranoff has been appointed to sue.
coed Gen. Fadorof, Perfect CT St. Petersburg,
Who has bce1 relieved ef tho fu2c,ors Of that
Office,
Several leua meetings wero held 10 Ireland
Sunday. Mr.. Dillon spoke st tho meeting
ct Woodford. lie strongly aspersod tho Irish
judges, and it is understood that tho attention
Of the government viii DO called 10 the speech.
In consequence OF The lsxity of the .utbriies
| With regard 10 tho discovery Of tho mine near
tho now Cars residerc,, curt of inquiry has
been Instituted. The Prize, and Princess of
Wales started for 81. Petersburg last night.
The newspapers report numerous arrests dur.
| log tho last few days 10 st. Petersburg. AT
tho hcu;c Of 600 of tho persons captured the
pollco found 100000 roubles. A man upon
whom vas found aims. poison aud 10000
/ lUuuIeS WAS dlleslSu 1871 ulgHt, II - stRtcu
| Nat two dynamite sttras have been discovered
ltia rumorei that the Beers have agreed to all
| the British Conditions except enc requiring
| them to tisarm, As tho aImstic, was 10 ex-
| pro yesterday. the British troops were held 10
read.oesS for an immediate advance. Much
| sickness exists in the Boer camp. 1t is also re-
ported that tho armislics has been prolonged
for fortnight.
lord Harrington stated 10 tho British House
| of Commons, yesterday. that al estimate re-
caiveo from India showed tho war expenditure
to the 3lst int. to b. $40 100000 Including
81 100000 as the cost of tho frontier rail
ways. 10 tho Committee of Supply, vote!
of f44G 900 for army expenditure 10 tht
Transvasl var ard f2l0 600 for txtraor,
dinay transport service for tho TraDsvaaI were
agreed to. Mr.. Gladstone stated that tcle
gram from tho Trauvaal had been received
which contained nothing tending to diminish
tho hopes of peao,. The Arms bill has received
! Tho royal assent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22

Some Of the republican newspapers. tats,
TINT havo any respect for tho integrity AID ia
teligcnco Of their readers. profess to di b-Ii W
in the reported bargain between Gen. Mshou;
and the republican clu,us of the Senate. I'll.
question will be settled soon. II that Catch:
supports Mr.. Rddlcbergor for the otiioo O.
Sergeant OF Arms of tho Senate. tho raIg ait
will be as visible as though mado in open scs
sion of the Senate; for. upon what olher reasn
able ground could be explained the t5c; that
the most ultra republicans and tlsaot s57o,
Gates of financial credit, fox e man who las
not recsnted bis democracy vote and Who's
very namo is attached 10 tho rnsasuro which,
if successful. will repudato large portion o.
Virgins Jus! debt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22

Tho New York Herald supports General Ma.
homo upon the ground that 'it A owes 8 one
hundred dollars ard proposes to pay hin eff
With seventy i've dollars, 10 is 10 principle 40
morcsenled to respite; than &, who owes the
same sano sun to B. and Who prcpts 10 pay
seventy dollars" Tho Herald should take Davy
Greek ,tLs advice, aad be suro i. right before it
goes ahead. Tic State Of Virginia owes about
thirty-thycc millions of dollars, besides the ons
third Of her original deb! cqltably apporlioned
| to Yves. Fi.siaia. the democrats Of Virginia,
w5o pay nearly ell The tax collected in the
! State, propcs, 20 pay every oart of the thirty
| three millions, but, 10 consideration of the impe
| curiosity ct their State, coutinued 10 20 slight
| degree by the cour5o of General Malone and
his followers, end Of The lower rates Of interest
| now prevailing, they ash, and with good aud
sufficient rcasoD, no think, the States creditors
| to abatc somewhat tho interest cootrt ced fer
| when the deb: WIS made. General Mshore, on
! the conntgary, whcso party IS far rs tax laying
- concerned amounts 10 little CT nothing, wants
! TO rea0jass, to scale dowD, to rcpuia.c prsc!i'
cilly, ell tho debt bu: twenty millions, and pay
only half iuteres: 90 that. This is tho differ
onco between A and q, but as B means North>
Gro people. cti:A7 New Workers, and foreign.
crs. it can nat be reasonably expected that tic
Virginia democrats. with strong opposition of
home, aided ard abettcd bS til, republicans and
so-called independents Of the North, will inss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
EanRnclal.

New YORK, Mar. 90 The Posts inarciaI
article says: The general stock exchange nnE
kets continue dull. U. s. bord, arc higher
tor tho 4s and otherwis, unchanged. R,iroad
bonds as rule are lower, the decline ranging
from i, 3 per cent. In the stock markets
after tho Northera Pacific stocks, the
only potable activity has been 10 the coal
shares which have been weak, Del. Lsek
Western falling 10 1917. Delaware & HUI
son 10 1904 aud jersey Central to lOl.,
The remainder Of tho list is as the result of The
fluctuations thus far all lower. although ss We
close this edition. the market is firm at reci7.
cry from tho loves! prices. Money is easy at i6
Dor cant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
The Markets..

sALTIMosE, Mar. 2l.-Virpinis 6s old - c.
deferred II; do consolidated ~: do ID sere,
=; psst due coupons "a; new lO4Os 4Si; tc9
forties coupon 81 bid today. Cotton quiet;
mIddling lQ2. Flour firm but unchanged.
Wheat-Southern stronger; Western lower and
weak Southern red llsa120; do amber l23.l2'
Mo- Western winter red spot and March lze:s
~; April 12CsilfOi; May l2C3.12Cs; June ~
sizis. Corn-southern fsmer; Western sTo:
do yellow SIT; Western mixed spot spot AID
March 67sa571; April IS asked-no bid; May
643 400 steamer 54sa543. Oats steady; Western
white 46i47 do mixed HIS; Penns 46i. Bye
quiet at ITO. Hay unchanged. Coffee dull: Hio
cNgoes ordinary to fair l0ia12t. Sugar firm;
q soft ct Whiskey dull at 10sSll II
NEW YORK, harch 22.-S:ocks ftmer. hel.
ey o,6. Flour unchanged and quiet. Whe"
quiet ard unchanged. Corn easier and quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22

In just but severe criticism upon the Prasi.
dents nomination of Mr. Stanley Matthew'S for
associate justice Of The Supreme Court, the Nav
York Journal of Commerce says:
"A stronger man would not havo suffered
himself to be bound by auy pledges requring
MIN mus TO ny III The face of public opinlun."
We ere sorry to say that several of the Prssi-
dents few acts since his Inauguration hsve re-
vived the memory of the many unpleasant things
that we're said about bin, previous TO bis cleo
zion. The paper from re quote further ssyg:
"Thero is good reason to suspect tho existence
OF secret bargain, of which This denomination
is the falfllment."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
Without Food and Silent,

Iowa CITY, Mar. pa most remarksbe
olse Ct abstinence from eating sad talking hss
jus! been made public here. The fact tia thu,
most reputable physicians of Iowa City hsVe
examined the case removes all doubts as t, lis
authenticity. Miss Hattie Deul, s;sternlaE
of DR.. AyHorth, of this city. has not eaten q
moEsel OF food for IS days. nor has she spoken
one word for throo years. She abs.ained irom
food on the ground that il was her religious
duty 10 do so and from talking fer the same
reason. The persuasion Of her friends is useless
and she is slowly wasting away. Miss Duel is
50 years OF ego aud has always been highly re.
speoteG,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
The Richmond Wing says :

1T is a matte: Of history tha! General IL y
hone was and is denocra,. He has never DO.
MED it; docs not deny it; has on all occasions
svowed it; and to-day claims 20 be democrat 1"
And yet even on questions which hs7o no besr-
ing upon theinteresls fVirginis, he always vo:as
with the republicans and against tho democrats
and on the floor of the Senate donounces the
democratic party and attributes TO it all The evils
that aalict tho South. We once knew q man
who protested to be Christisn, bu: az his daily
acts hsd thoroughly established his reputation
as the greatest sinner in towp his assumption of
Christianity WAS source of amusement to sll
VINO Knew him. Unfortunately, General Ms
homes assumption Of democracy though equally
IS absurd is by no means as amusing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22

IF there is good rosson TO euspect bargain in
the Stanley Matthew'S case, what more direct
evidence than that already furnished can be de-
sired to prove the existence Of q bargain with
General Malone?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
Prices of Coal.

New York, March 22.-Tho Delaware AM
Hudson Canal Co. have issued q circular con.
tanning tho prices for April Of Lsckawsnna coal
per ION OF ESQ lbs. delivered at Weehswken.
Inc rates are as follows: Furnscs lump. steamer
lump and CRATE each 80; egg SIOJ; stove
$420, and chestnut 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22

SYNopsIs OF THE WEATHER FOR FEBRUARY,
loSl'-Highest thermometer 60; lowest o.;
mean 34.3; highest barometer 80. 30 inches:
lowest % Of; mean 80 10; rain tall 3. 10; snow d,
Aocotink, We. w, q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
Railroad Connection,

NEW YORK, March f2.-Since tho first OF Do.
cember last there has been active competition
between the Ponnsylvania and Baltimore &
Ohio f. 4. companies. An arrangement fsi
now been made whereby the competition will
cease and the freight for all points on tho Bsl!i.
moro s. Ohio road will be received By tho Penn.
sylvania Co. at their piers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
Fatally Wounded.

BRoCRToN, Mass, March % During mid.
night disturbance by crowd Of half drunken
SWedes about the saloon of T. II. Murphy, the
latter fired g revolver ut Thorn, fatally wounding
Michael Smith, aged 20. Smith was arrested,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
Lost at Sen.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, March f2.-Tho schr.
Mist, from the Banks reports that two of her
crew. Louis Grant and Daniel C'Hars, wrre
lost from dory while attending their travis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
The Late & assassination.

LONDON. March GA dispatch !rom &c
neva to tho Times says: The local aathcritiss
here are exceedingly anxious for it to be known
that there is not The iii shtcst reason to suppose
that anybody now or lately at Geneva counivcl
ct tho assassination Of the Gar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
Accented the Tern,s.

,DURBAN. March 22-The Beers have accept.
cd the British terms including the cessation Of
,hs war and the appointment of O royal Gem.
mission. Peacs il regarded o. assured
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
COMMERCIAL

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. March %. 1881
out iiItle ID dong in Flour. The receipts O:
wheat are only fair, but prices are stiff and VIC
note sales Of l(3l bushels of Fuliz 1t l2O, 1922
and l25. No Lancaster was offered. Corn is
weak and l0l7 bushel were offered, part of which
sold q. % and 5}i for white and yellow. No
sales OF Rye or Oats reported, Country pro.
duce is quiet at last quotations.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, March 21-
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged as fol.
lows 20 Aoi'
Generally rated first quality......,-...4 81 + *
Medium or good fair quality. .....,..3 rs a d 81
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows co 3 "a
extreme range OF prices. co q S IS
h Rao OF Inc e SAFES wore from ;...4 IS 50
Recepts ior the week 1877 head: sales lOl5.
Inc market was generally slow o.day; prices
q: The beginning were in some cases shsds
nigner than last week, but in large msioritv If
sales very little, if any, better figures Than last
VICE. were OBTAINED, while towards the close
some dealers submitted TO slight concession to
..use ous I9elr STOCK The quality did not aver.
Ssin ~ soou az iase week, the Western Cattle not
better '0 senefally
Mllch Constable is only fair We ouote
wholesale prices at 20.Ss5 per head, s. TO orsde
cneep-1he receipts &re less in number th.n
la:t week, and with no outside demand and little
on the part Of home butchers, The market 'i 10
qo1:s sGw: a,t The quality dees no. average as
with most sales at 5:6; DC, ID cross a,, i:I,
this week 1892 head. eo''' nff''As
Hogs-The run is light this week, falling off
OF few hundred from the lieht run of last Week
ana prices have improved under fair trade in
81 me yards: The quality is fully as good a. it
~ Has 81 ,hss %esE. we quote at 8s8ic. and extra
esi'1 per 10 net. Arrivals this week 4lO7 head,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22

DAVID I. LATTNER, ono of the three mon 70.
Gently taken from the West Virgins peuiten.
tiary TO Detroit Mich, on the charge of having
murdered IN old man named Hilger, at Norris,
made full confession of The crime, duplicating
MS Two companions and two other men now in
inc Michigan State prison for Oh, samn ofransa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
Carl Schurz In Boston.

Boston, March 22-Carl Schurz arrived here
last evening and was escorted by committee -
the hotel Vendome.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22

Senator Malone sage be vas no: elected b. d
democratic Legislature. but by Tic people G! Vii;
GINA, and that be represents those people upon
the focr Of the Senate, or words to that { ,ct.
There arc scores Of thousands of people in Vir.
GINA who contradict hat assertion huIy. With
the bulk OF alpaFcn: testimony sgains: hin. it
seems natural that "Vrsinian," if net a
democrat and Southern man. would Ike
to have his word sustained By tribunal vi oso
decision would bo accepted b. everybody tspe
oialy when that tribunal can tie summoned
easily and rcnder lis verdict speedily | suoh
an idea, therefore, has not already ccLercd The
mind of the General. VIC suggest 10 him that ho
tender his resignation, not TO teko ctfsc, LCw-
ever, until next December. AID that his rtcoc
ton DO made an issue in the fall campaign. He
could certainly lose nothing, If DO sud his two
orgars are correct tbout his popularity il the
State, and his rarty in the Senate oou'd Itso
nothing, for the democrats il that body have
shown that they will not prccacd to bu,iaesa
until he be re elected. DO matter how l0eg tho
democrats in tho Virginia legislature noy delay
his reelection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22

Don't tell your suffcriogs to everybody but
uso st. Jacobs Gil. aud speak of its results.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22

WARNING TO ROPE JUMPERS A Lite
girl IN New York died day or two ego fton
c'nVulslons soperinduced BY excessive rope
skipping.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22

E'RY OUR FINEST GARDEN LEAt
i JAPAN TEA, thu beat Japin Tea in I'll;
country, just received q.
mh22 10. MILRURN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22

The Earl of Allie. says an English paper,
has lately msdo large purchase of land in
Colorado. His second son. the Hon. Lyulph
OgilVie, will occupy tho property, and has
brought over with him q practical Scotch sgri-
cuitorEt 10 act es his manager The land is
within an easy distance of Denver Civ, Lord
Alrile 1t will be remembered, was in this coun.
Try lest sumrer. when he visiei the Western
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22

a Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
lncurable Lung Disease or COnsump.
lion. Is ROW RS B IL CHIA Il
IkCCHE5 do not disorder the stomach like
cough syrupa and balssms. but act directly
on the 1nfiamed parts, allaying irritation,
give relief in Asthma. BrOnchitfs,C Coughs,
Satarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
n1ngers and Public speakers are sub.
Ject to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
ifoches have been recommended by physicisus.
ana always give perfect sstisf.ction. Having
0een tssted by wide aid constant use for nesrly
al eatte generation, they have stained we'll.
me'ited rank among The few staple remedies OF
Inc aao. Gold ct 6c. 3 box everywhere. mills