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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21
SIX Young Men Drowned.

B0sroN. July PA y:ca!, con,ai1iog e1x
young men belonging to Scu.h Boston, was
capsizsd in Sq1autum Gut last svenirg, and al!
we're drowned. Their bodies wore recovered
and taken 10 South Boston this morui,e,
Their names have rot been asoorianed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

Senator Ban Hill, ef Georgia, has had 40
operation successfully performed in Philadel.
pbla by Dr.. Gross for opitheoma. 40 lffsctiop
which had formed insids the mouth without
tie patients kuoWedgs of its dangerous Char.
pc.cr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

TIE Cora end Flour Exchange Of Baltimore,
at special mcetiag yesterday. gave its has,,y
endo!sanaht 20 the Proposed elsfJi Grss f:s,;-
val. aid the rrrjsct mects With gen5ral la7or
throughout. the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21
The hilp.

WIME -EDoN, July 2l.-At Wimbledon yes,
to-day tho albert jewel" compe!ioa q! loco
yards Wss wen By Mr.. Frank Hyde, an Ameri.
can. This is tae third consecutive year this
pr'z, has been won By en- American.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21
The Troubic In the Transvaa,,

DUBLIN, July 2l.-The fighting between lso
Iasu chiefs hs5 clusad some ureasiasss lest the
trouble spread and involve tho Trausvsa!, join
Dunn has gene to try and settle matters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

We acknowledge the receipt OF tiekat to the
Fail meeting Of the GeRslenen's Racing Club Ct
Lynchburg, which will take plsee on The Hill,
18th and 18th Of October.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

1t il said that the Nihilis.s ara holding Coz
sress ia 81. Petersburg, undar tina very syes OF
the government which, although fully warned
OF the fact. ara unable to discover tho place g:
Meeting
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

RUlLDEES HARDWARE At SO Kiay
- Corner Ct Roy al street, Alexandra, VI
We have on hand q larza and we'll assorted
s.oek Of b1ilder! Hard ware, Of all grsdss u
Wn.ch We invite the attention Cf purchasers. The
goo goo. were bought al lowest cash prices a.d
Ttlt DE- sold st q en- Ill advances. Plssse call sui
eIamlae. "a penny saved i, a penny mado"
l5S j. g. ORHIGHTON & son
W. ASH BOARD2l Wash 8OAKnSll-
" The CIe:csnt, Aug!e. end Cable Ooi
something entirely new and the beat wash bosrl
eyer invented. Cal and eIsmine. Fer ESQ
Th olessle and retail By
len McLEaN & UNI,ER, rs K;ngst
pOfSDN FOR POTATO BUGS. --loadon
4 Purple srd Paris Green of the he quality.
fult supply received
myll T. s. lEADGEaTER s EDO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21
OUMAI . nj
For Governor,

EULALIA,
, 1881-06-18
AIT NOTES,

AlEI NOIESs
A Clautte Lorraine from tle rourtales Col
,o,,., ,,ns ,,,s. ;,,a,, ,.,,,i,t e.. ta tor ri,n
Museum for 4AoO0 frames.
,..s, ,,s. ,., H.. H..
M'le' t'crfyer ms given 10 tuo nc o'e aes
Bcaux-Arts n s1tni ot $1,000 tra'ics, tile ~
NJ n nri,c' IL ' - w ~ o'''' ~ ~
r'
Il huge new picture by Herr Nlakart Is now
on view ut Vienna. II Is called "Batlltng
for depicting l,,a ,,,1a in Ills yoluptuous stylo
Of arr.
,,s... ai,., .,., w.,
Four Americans received medals anu rec
John y, Sargent and Charles spraeuu puarcc,
+ puinters. md WiIliam UaxtGr C[oysou mud
Frederick J,icnEiing.
Mt, Mr: A[illais' ws!l:kpgofwn ,e picture ; Of "The
fli!iGu !a sle ,o doWef WET iMs Just nceH SUN ~
5s 5.uhau M lpr Sav ,aIet nG "ts'st nnS ~ "svay Wy
, 1881-06-18

Accommodating Evitlcncc OF 13rntn1ity III
Tllut Establishment. :,

......+-..,...- 80. :. = a.. -. =.
Accnmalnasnx evidence OF tsrnsniisy 1n
:, That ts"tMhii*hinc"s
:1HDIANArnr1s, ltid., june 16.-'The PnHr-
Farm investigation wns continued this mortt-
iug lrjorc the County Commissioners, Mrs,
osa'' tat. 1 .l'''s'to ~, Hhe ~ 'st 'sa.s.
She nl io'lr attllt st"stgilacis arc nsl inmates
Df tho Asylum. ltnr daughter A,llnidn Is
subject to its. DR., Culbrrtson ordered jier
rongl.,y 10 isavS tte pacs; sl'e Lett, ont 1o,, on
te!"tnns WY placeI ~ ..o Insa'ls WIFI NY
CHlbeftsnll. Cnllicftson trcateu lier roughly.
Md Superintendent Wright refused to it,
tcrfere, saying ho sanctioned all cnl!,ert-
.'ai, ''. ia,t S ,..,,, " .",,i,'o" ~. VIII, s,r
wen hMi peeh whlppea ny Nrtsht lot
lying near tho aieaul.coils ~ of'!er 70 get
wnrnt. She described Wrlg|,t's hide:
tho stealil.colls anl with 2 cUwEltlu II, tic
room, SlC WINS Insane. Witness described
how "Dig AfOtl" was dragged L, n cell while
under tha Influence or morphine. Witness
The Commissioners here stutcd that llioy iIn,l
nrlesGl Wright to tnke NIL tl,o stcn,l,+cDll ont
Of tho chapel, ~ rettgibus services tntl bce,l
abandoned l,y tho city ctergynleil.
peys Gss{Fs IS Mae vnpaer @ as H. Fouar tae nsaa e s
pronounced tho telGt llilw10!usn1l,c. Unt, us
lo did MT seem familiar with t',c way airnfrs
weIu managed Mt tho Asylum, ttls Witness
WIS ulSttllSSEtls .-..
Mary I'crce, who Ind charge of tie Insane
at thu Asylum, was called. S'io testified ns 10
thu llnprIsonmetituf .Alnrfnn PrItcharlt ut Uno
tl,nu iii tho cells for lii,la days Said Barbnra
Stephenson ilntt been put Into Il erlb eight or
nino mouths aRo. Witness deuietl'llaylne
sccn Wright, pour tho conte,ts OF 4 sptttno'l
Is charged a;anst lini. she ]lenrtl narbar.s
say In \Yrtgit's presence tllnt lle llat! DOM
sic 'i ,asi I been &c rui,k snee Wrfght TUX ciiareo
nt The Farm, Miss Peirco strcnnously denied
lilo allegation.
The Afternoon, session bega,, by the cross-ox-
animation Of Mary 1'etrce. Stlo saitl iii sub
stnllce: There aru forty.livo insnno women
/ in tile Asylum; ttere arc abut1t twenty Ut
tilem TINT 1t tilics nre very dangerous; tlle
woman Aiury UNrry was nut In i crib tl,ut
was only Il INK na,1e Of slnts; il person cau
.a'' setlyl y Si liz lnw y, and s tim oyer: ~ srv WIS
placed Il, the crib becotso sllu refused to re.
jlulM III the t,Isatle ward; tho fUod furnished
| lnsscs Wns very 1,pnr stuff. -
, 1881-06-18

want ynur orl',tm! .as. to niy verdict ln the
yolt believed. fmn. the eytde,lEc,' tint Cr0w-
lhy Aetctt III solt.lcfrItse. why then yn,tr ver-
.let wns lEft ilat Y yn,! lslicvc.[ tl'c ,t, Elt
yoHr ' venIlct. vi was wrottg.' ',l,llsc,' Re-.
jl'ir,l tic. t;nRtlshhln,,, u know, Tom
Cruwtey wlluil tic WIS Hhprif1. iIe held uxe-
eutiona naslIilst nn which, 1t i,o et pt9sAc!!,
tlrc,, nnt Into fils ptlbto rndu mid, toll ytni,
wuM wc,l ot,, tint jlIry. tnasle ~ my ynIl,t
,!nt 'ro,1 y CryDMicy sio"ld l'avc fair trla', 40
Ansl eVnr since that trinl,n satd Jim,
" Tom trOwIry Inns lrrll srlttlrH tllg It's my
fGe Wild turkey, klIic't by himself, for my
Christmas FuOCIUN.
, 1881-06-18
SCIENCE.
SCIENCE NOTES,

Tie American Association M % for thu AL.
,,o,,aauant ~ Scta,,no ,y,li mani T., 1,t,ai,,-
vaaee'aeh. " oeieiso WIZ ''oe' III elic''-
natl AnRt It.
According to AZ. E. AIlary. tho ouontity.ot
todina wnin, nm ,,o oi,toins., Sro,n an",, ooo
t;aa ., o ou"s Fra ..s az iios ~
kilos OF Sea'"eea ranges from 1.-Sf Kllos' 70
oo'' k'lo' -.
m 9,iaty ,e Of eoa on!y nG
IL Gontt,orn Monttnho tvont,.-;wo r,llaa
a. ..,.'..'st uUw. - 1s...naso 'o n'''o'
ios'@wes. u 1'''cssoi''
tcnt ainon.t,,o tin tnr,n m @ + NJ
smttnhio Sor tha nI,enon,cnn connccsrd vttl,
lha te!epl.9ne ana mo conversion OF Inter-
Inlttellt raalatlolas 'nto sonila.
tha ro,',,,,os P"",i,,y n ,,o,v ,nin"ro, ~
,,,a,. as Lpnses .s ,,. asea ~. ssw Hha o.n ~
wllca tney Eve tne name OF "ohNleome-
seicnitc OF lend. Il aupcnrs 10 Du 4 new
sceIiio IT copper.
:, z,ro,o,,u,;, ,,xo,,so. r., ~on. for ,,,s,,.
rrungaam ,. ploposss W faas t9f t mHsn. Ws
,notI rays. ksHt.ekv. fila VIZ @ nnrt - setrstsI @ % ~
boi, il Is sal.i tint Ills ,,roposcI ul,,shruoiu
fNrl., viii nat affect tfle natural grarJstlr OF
tho wonderful cavern. : "' ~ -
T,,o o.1 nrovorh !, ,,,ustrotcd nv Tim III.
yenuote u tnettnonetafa. ~ Engtntld uey
use Eahranhe1t'a tnbrmo'neier. tiia Invention.
o5 5 s Mera !aey IT, etnay e y tts1 snsa1fo!'otSf w.,
n o. EFtec''in Frs,,c H. s nnv 'e tSat 'ost
co1.ntriea the CGnti6rAdS thorr!oMlnster. M which
was i!iyonteu 6y Inc h"ese CELSIUS, II uni
'eseA'.s a"ops'u. :.
~. Luton. lil ne Httstettt ae 1Merdpeat-
fsIas, ela!lns tlat " iFcialsiit GxpGtllnst io
physiological nCtlt0t4 In cnSES Of chronic H.
, 1881-06-18
THE HORSE MARKET,
Alessrs. Ed. Berry 4 Co., Of tho Monroe
slrent Horse and mule market. roport tho fol-
HOPELESS.
lowing sales for tho woek: J.

-, Fur Ins Catctq8 Tribune.
Tho happy Summon glalldons nil sHve me:
IlcNtt-atk and WGtlrr. Ah how can xtltlo,
Press blsh!nX roses to lNto lips OF care,
Or list tho wild birds singing ilt tho whI9?
Sadly which tho allssot-R -RlDrtna rare,
WhGrn ylslot,-w wur|ls nhrDlh themselves to view;
Afy lonely thoughts afpurc their sdn,tow'i ynley,
Tholt Island peaks far:swungin scus Of bluo.
unsympathottn beauteons Natura soo,ns;
it1r nnply, sh1lnE wRy3 Art Ill tho bright,
Too SWEET her inlnstrelA1ea, thu aar llef tloW'rs,
For one whosu pathway turnoth towards tho
Tho tnusir Of tarls wntors flowing on
III auteegs forests, nr tho WalltS untcB*
EfKhilly III rnDuraltNI MlurH to tho at0rg.
Moro wescotn0 to tie hoart by grief oppressed.
Tho Wild bird seeks, oerborto by winds OF wrath.
lta nest III tntsDlnn light nRatt,8t tho Islast;
tut sa9'.: R poar asart' craahed with ths weight
NotranuuIl haven wallis TOR thco at last.
For thou mist bear--O woary, voary sou,.-
~ alltnCo all tho kOrrDwa Ehrth tN,1y splll:
Muat sAn th} Htltntnpt.ttNr ri liXhtett full
!. Meath stort,s whose lreauctl IIkhtntuga have no
clNl.
And yot. whsn droary hours tholr force have
Across thy path su,,st fail ono sha,s,w moro.
Dear TOR ,ta reatful gloom that hitst,s frunl all
Tug aching husdens OF ltfa thatN nier.' 's,
uuGuQuE' AN,KTrE kEEAtN,
, 1881-06-18
Clerical I,uitdozinE oi, 1hu Prohibition n
0lienI10Ai.


Tot.xnD, o., June i5.--Aerouuts from tho sc..
sloll Of tho T0ed0 Methodist District Cunf0r.
pnefs ~ eeaslpn at Aryult to-lay, Indlouto that
lively brecx0 wAa stlrscs! on tho Temperance
question ~ got forth In tho Cloyolahd Aopllblt.
, Early Ia tho u,orplnz the 1.orunzo Dow pro,
nlu!e!on rcso!ut tona were prosaDtsssI, VII b pddl-
sionnl t'nps, plpdKlnR every Mutl4p4st Eplsc0pMl
Mtntst0r tn this llsirct to yoto nNy rue prohi.
hilton ticket, ind cotl1etntiIpg the temperance
plank tn The Republican Blato platf.rsn.
bera nlnkiug speocloE fl faY6r nf thalr a.loptIop
cn!intnK that Ito only Wkr t1 orRanlzo tho
b!nthnlat Episcopal Conference tntu utl n1gses-
sly1 polttioa! orxtnlxalQR for ealupaiKn pur.
Eoaua III this 1Hlrs eltu1ota. Thu lt0v, j. l..
stAtt lHAd9 ringing. speech Avalnst elluA Il
n!nyo, elld1AsorlnY tGsh0M the folly Of tito Coi,. !.
pol him e any 1thef Methodisf Eplsropal muis-
tor ~ Join thu PtQAlhltt0u party, Ito swlui:. :
"alf HtEgttSkN: / tluny tho right Of lais Con.
iarunco tu say now I abull tt,to, Alu u ffvts-
burn American lIttxsn, with the iuaIIsnallu
riyAt 10 my hu F7lKn fus whom will, Whe}t this
ContcFGneu RtatA o9kKl40t Ut tho puFk,4u fur
which II Wns ertatal aud atfb1nptH u p'aGG nla
1rpthEoh, this you Ga,llot do; mid, when tliS
It'll S aS'ss: se:e e ssts e9 's'oaoa sou will
Attar st.sne cotuylau thu liov. u. ltatae,lRQ ro.
piled 70 Mr, SGnrs. but eDntented hltllsolt with
tinklhx q p4EsonAI p0!Hl. .ElEuR the aaatAl
;lise'ls*!on Whtuh Gnslsl Gov. tustar Gane lii tnr
~ ash9ro Of tho abuse at tho hauds OF lao
, 1881-06-18

paper Of, "Oltt dutch Masters" -inclutltng
eMgrnvinrs from their paintings. Asa II:
sketch Of *i'tonns Blanchard. Tic inventor Of
s's!|s |ss! sSi ia!s E''' |11R} RS!s: :St!
al,otI'erof Its characteristic fu.pgu tl!ustra-
a eoSiriSutss Il 'tsss sfte' lS" enttiei HSiaw"rns
AmnnE Ills f'rlcr.ls," containing, u cltnrac~
tcn Sy llawti,arie Ia i'{s f,icini William, d.
l'ikc. Among ulc especially tt!nsty articles
arc" Railroads II s1cxi:o., By +: Z. rn,n'ler-
aT tlin spheres" TIL, serial iipvcls BY Miss
Wooisot, a!ni i'hon,as lloGIy ar9 continued;
r! si9rt st.s 1a nse rnraf atf,css s wm
te ,c ,posns Of the % n'',!Mr mr., two especially M
on." by t'lc iato .!anes 7. Fiul!!s: .nntt. "Aly
Ju'Ic Boy" hy Christine Cliap'lll Brush.
Knelwortl, tho ancestral sent Of THO Hull
tsa q te 'x;tI, INK miHberv ~ sr v,,d # hiiti* iiis.
Ing:. IL "Zcolnrlcal ctriosltfrsr l,r. uswcld
continues his rItsr.ai!!nE ngcaiiit of "onr
S'asa Is ti,e Ias ya EoSsst w!sq. IS % sksiei,
of Charleston. s. C., describing bot lis per
Nlat,ent fcntttirs niItt present Inspect nikl cnti-
tiitio1,. ''ltnlIch. .Cure," By Alfred rcrry
l}Hcnn, f,nY IL, regarded ~ supple
n,eil,asy ,Na o IT, IT. y. WE Mftteneiis @ MG!,.
h.!.!s,, hMWMn pnMs:!;s ,nn IMimpeClr9 WhlSil
..pt%,M.et! oriha,altX III l.aputncnt.. ar; isa.
70" ayns tre tH sxret sScrbed
Y! S rn1,. nfalce y. ~ ~ t,.eneafs .' .SMHssss9I II
,,a. ~ wv ~ " pIn!Gltuh I M.a.s .ia t,,ounWnuM
~ y. ~: Uskso gfeS tlvly aceonnE
u IT, ci!iaSass se'alta @ atG scenes o.
H. H. i.nEnsl. l.i sMGieGn.sc' ntt " NY !onf!L.
~ htn9stnsn r, s'' ttl l.onuoa. Lto SI!nrt
S1nrieA /, iiie sn'noer nfe lta1cnntts A,liiie
" & :msSs ,,o anti ~ .ay! tnShwgS1tl, S,. Gn!n ts
@ ;alitser serins oeS'''s te secoho 'ol"e o. t'e
The Ctttho1fc lV0rI7 fnr July i,ns All Inter-
csting table. Of coniants: "jr. Manlntiiti IN
Altracles,' by tho lov. (;enrgg Vi. Srnrlc;
'"umn tho Sltnrr," Dy William Livingston;
"An Episol!e nf tho DaltIu nf gettysburg y !;
'ChrLslfan ,jerlsaluatl,' Part l., by thu Rey.
4. r. ilcwii: ",Ti,o Colleen Itlyns,' ~
Alfred 1t. Wiflianls; "CalticrOn tlo ii I;trca,h
hy Nnurlco. FrailriR 1ssan: "St. Catherine 1T
Ccloa md ller Contemporaries" BY tlto Into
l.atly l3IaicLu Murphy: "Slllll,ner 1sefitllnE,"
i,y tho lley. j. Y, UfCpuDr: q WNu,,Ilr Tie
, 1881-06-18
TIE PUAIp1NG-WORKS.
Conference Between the Canal
commfssloners and the
Mayor.
All Agreement Arrived Mt aud a
Prospect Of " Speedy De-
ginning. -

'fln Cannl Commissioners called on MAYOR
Harrison yesterday ni0rilng, a,th Mtt MI III.
hrlltrl conference with HIN for MI holir
dlmnt lilo prolNsrtl bridgeport pumping
works. Talcrr w0rG present Commissioners
Glover, KtnRnlalt, mid Sllnw, Superintendent
'rliUnins, City Engineer Crcgicr, mud Corpo-
rat1on Counsel Adams.
Commissioner Glover rentl the joint rcsolu.
tton OF tue Legislature, introduced by Srnn-
tHr AI,lnn, authorizing tile Uuard to spe,l.l
$1,000 tu gct watpr from tho DcspIatnes at,d
Lanes Lake, Or, III I'LL, t!Iercof, to nrcept
frnm tho city. 2 supply from tho Chicago
River IT Furnished by Scpt+ Il
Alnyor Harrison sllu II Wns
u"ri:,stY IMPOSSIBLE rO EisEcr rltt: WORKS
by tint time, and tie Canal Commissioners
would not nlluw navigation To bt lntcrfere1
with.
Commissioner Glover suggested TINT THO
clty bngtn mud 70 ahead NJ rnpldly ns possi-
gMtlotl,--6u!!!lng the !,ottsc. getting tho cit
+ gfNus, ute. The I;0nrtl cutlti Ask tItu Mayor
to. suspend operations, ati4s would tholt hs
cstoppetl frnM finding fault bccn.tsn or fall
@ IT.; T. e0''fploto the works within tic specl-
Mr. Adams said tho Limitation in the trst:
lntlon WIS not perenlptory. The Buartlcould
'sceGpt tile watgr after bnlt. i.
Mayor Harrison remarked Tint he Wns
thoroughly III fnyorof urecting tho works,
not for tic sstkc Ut tho city alone, hut bccailso
they would beneItti,e peoptu along tue cannl,
THO COUNCIL littl appropriated Sa75.U00, but
TINT W!tstlt enough. However. IT. W0lt!l
probably lust Until tho beginning Ut tllt next
fiscal ygar, wtlt'l iii nutlttuh! sum col1ltt be
set ns1'!c:
MI. Adams sAid n contract could be let us
soon us tho Council appropriately tho nloIteyt
1t Wnsiit l1eccsshry to wilt untll tic money
WIS In the 'trcnsslry.
Commissioner Glover hskcl tho Mayor
If HE WAS sAslarlEp St75,OO WAS NOT
ENOUGH,
rl,o s5uvor xas mt. Int vos nrrnta of II
iudnlnr trpnl liz ills rpcciycl jnst ycar' r
tli,irt Wntlt to minkn lid city iinbia for II rarv
Iutga amount.
Nfr: Adams suggesfetl Tint the contract
gould bu n'nsle subject to the discretion Ut
slul,ld go OH.
THO Mayor satt tho Inacl1Inn-sltops ..wGr0
tlooaed with orders, nid thu construction of
, 1881-06-18
Mosquitoes s.Introd4uppA tuto EuKlaud
by tAttaertcnnx. ~

,,...;.. g; $4n.es N4kttts, {l.eastan,. -
South noagrrrta- MI. O'ahanghHsa4y, ii. r,
wMs stnuY bY oap of these llaeets tho pthar day.
fs0!n HtIpAdln9 tp hts FarttatuentIry duiiea. 1T
u believed that tho Mosallitoe8 have pccn
lcQn travellers,
, 1881-06-18

Isaac Alfrays .lng BIT anderson. Johi,son's hog,
et Oxtnxsyt'ie, ~. Then Ipbukua &hot AllsSyss
doy. Next Alirey shot Jnhn4an's bJx.. FinHhy,
Juhnsun shot Alftey, killing vim, nnd tho lateYt
suport said that uob lau gone to hang Tho
murderer.
, 1881-06-18

We try 10 keep the 6rticlc, but tie pco1le xvo1
Hunt u DUNLAP. 100 Broadway. Nsw Yoff.
We have never seen II remedy like ytun. Il,
never tals to p!eaxo the pal!ent. NJ recommend
1t h'ghly. AhExAknEg n EAspEnsa!ssES.
JuDsos CvRNisollAt, Nlehmonl, "
Our physicians Grescr!bs i; 1u:c 4 IN msox1
Washington, j. g,
It takes yell nn1 g!ycs *atistactInn:
nEsnY MKuiLt q sosR, Pharmacists.
UWcnsboro, ~.
~ 'Ss J. +. iiioaiSs' UwsnsSoo' IT,
.Tnop1c. Fnur7 LAXATIVE sells rap!llg and sisa
apicndid satisfaction. Q. II nAyit. ~,
W 81 ors s ha y Hsy;a. ss{ ss ess T.
N-''''A'KK Kise's Ki:'a's Pharmacy Jersey CITY, MI
TIVE, WI. nAErzkll, Der1, IN
Elegant art ntsrac.tyc. i lisve used Il hsselt
mid brought 1t 10 tho nnticG 0t our tysg!ahsr
= > PRRsTlcE 4 EyAHsos, Jatessille, hA
-
Icon,mcncet1 tho drug bus[ness in This e!tt fy
iat time no article Inns given better satisfaction
N"aA jouS % /. Vii %lisox Druggist. Lexington, ~.
,5p H%vf ss ss' i f. ,aeyt ~ sm$ md S IL fis'; fi,'t '.
'1' i. Il. p4vis Dfagslst, Bellows Falls "
We, hare used yo,.r Taoriq.rnr,r 1,4xttnvt
oi our township wlta also recommend It 1t aI'
swess tho purpose des'y1dett udlatAty.
BAswsrEh l. Co., druggists, vsnclaud, S,I.,
e coIllsoN baos.. b. fbrngg!sis. Columbia, IL.
Tho incest Laxative in tho world. Al The ca1h.:
ole cle'ssnen n 1nt'!sta as9 a!,ins y;
49,, Evansville Ind.
II sells well, and Is n good nrtfclc.
E. II. uEsIElt. Druggist, clescland' q
TKortc.FRurr LAXATIVE gives universal aasIao-
ton, mud rhyslciMl,s recommend tta nse: n
II. 4. GREEN, Druggist. lt. 3esaou' W.
1heycr found more 1',casaut md ass!m!as!Is'
la3attto before. i.OrIA SEtrliEts =,
100 Columbia It,, New IofS
rhysc!ans hero l,ara found II 10 bo n,nss te!a
hly. . mid they wish TO prescribe Il Largely
X. EcKEhM1Ss, Druggist. Grand Rapids. AlsA'
I consider the LAXATIVE the finest and, moss -
agreeable preparation ever used, anu shall 1ee
F.W. PIERCE, Druggist. Chester. "
e -~F -
, 1881-06-18
pHYsICIANs' TESTIMONY

9 I ind the administration md ebect .u!i7 15e"
Putin Es1,N
! t,aye given yous Taorlo- FRUIT LAXATIVE
fair trt4l aud am greatly p!tNscd with II, r.a
- ". ii. HaAngA, W. IT,, Now Am1tsFdffa' laA
Your LAXATIVE IL lust thu shtns-t.e, eas5
lake, nni thu effect g0<Ai. ,......,,, tna
II. b. SnreARp, u. D.. ETestoa' 1l' ,
tried your TAoPsc. FRuir LA1AT1SE, aau ~
pycscTibug Il 10 my lady pAttcnt1. ,.,,,,. pt
VI. l. nxRuiAS, II. D., DuAhoss''@
, 1881-06-18

ieasit1tr n,t1tnrs ind i,aye 1,eYer iee,, tra,,s
!ateu ,AGiute. ~ uiiet, tsaA .. xal1i'1a ILL.,
}ras a Ivy @,,"t.oa M ".S tS;t ~, ,n n II, S Nv
tongues. SO sllo committed to memory n
1sW t,,, @ phrases ip different rent, la',Euagss
@ ~ aase i'll 19e ay: yv.r3n, %s %s
tIim sa 1.ro, ,t,,n.s ,a.I for 1,e !,acos,nn
should address Eone rG1lsatks. to tug young
lazy ~ tnelf naltyo tongues, 70 Whfc1i slte
Mrs. 1lel'ttorsons book appenrs inten'led to
set'E i,, w sa. n 1Ut et ~ ta aG f
} lis eiysr. e rhe spnSiincn Of ( Engiisl, jitcrn
tnre Quose.l Is mUtiGstly ujlio,,nceil MS written
"by Mrs. Frances c. Henderson"
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ENCfCLoriHp1A BRITANNICA.
II IL satd that tic Mcssrs. Hack. tho Etltn-
burg publishers, isaye offered rrof. l.obrrt-
gon snItl, place on tl,e stafr of tllo En-
cye.op"tlia brltnnniea," and tint 10 l1as nc,
csptett. Subscribers to tile work will bo Rlan
to hear TINT It's corps Of editors lns been u,l
lafged, and will pray tint tho accession OF
Prof. Smith will l,asten the completion OF
tho ninth edition, which lias been
on e w., H1oE .r oI ".o n 1' % SH H. sets n
umc was published IN 1871, the t~oIttl, was
Issued about month ago, tho thirteenth is
and last some on tinlo III ISL. Nlnu s yei,ry IS
work q tits Eind. Tho ii ilrst vol,a's q
neW s, iuoMn ,; ~ ctSsy Mpt ni iass
issued in le53-'D0, leaving MI interval of
fifteen years between That aild tic
next edition. At this rnto two edittans
~ ~ >hot..
, 1881-06-18
lDOKH IRECH1VNYl.

hAanoA kAMu&Ks. uy Louise Chandler Aoul.
ton. Iuston: ltubests nroa- Prloa &i.nh.
, YuRk' AnI PLAY. Dy Husaee HushnslL New
York: Charles serlbners Sons PEico $l1a
Gllpa TnaM 9xuAAa Wu1xaltpp, 4y Mag
, 1881-06-18
laughter Of DR.. W. A. Hammond. She Is

daughter Of DR.. W. 4. Hammond. She Is
nlao the writer Of n recently published work
ot stc.IUb entitled "Afr, Perkins, Daughter"
md IN her hoOk she M.akes iise 0f knowledge
acuutrrsl rs the daughter OF MI eminent ply
siciH,1 .wlnse snrcinlty IS nervous diseases:
l'eriosi!caI amiursih Ur the p'senot,,r',ol, Of
double consri.t,SsI'ss piayn, ai' ii!nnstan,ti
.j'xstc Perkins Il thst nnw faynrit character
with loyrl-wrtrrs, il typical American 1trl.
Shc isnn l!cr why to Europe with lIor htt't!l.
Gr, atu1 father, md nl0tflvr. 1ie parents n1..
iye a,l'l hig'lly educated. Tile fat1er ,ant!a
hIs ;'nnl'ry tn ,,hrer and oysterr:" 'l'sorios
locents IN his pocket It wtii HoMerai!y isn Tor
retired sc years agn from tlle h'isi!ess, ;.l,l
IN ta my pocket, os ;r:yy,, y9,n'sl ~ w"nt t,r,,9 e
fSe: i'ieas far n,yse)r; '"GS' iat e wnnt aS ti,o
children 10 linrc tlla l,cst VI cyery.lhng, arai
1intac il moi .lnsial. petkftls." Un the stcn!i-
Ct, where tic story ot'ens, tlie Perkins tan,tly
nlsthnr md II Russfan Catt1ltess. returning
to her husbands Ger.nn, lIuEnu; MI lnti'tIncy
springs u1', md the ynntlE people ntr Invited
t%ys Sssssn,s occr cwT SeMss ho tsr sys' S a
AMERICAN ctaracicrs. \ fir: l.teH|ks out IN
The chntpau, nt'd tho ntcN. Df The Countess
is frightened into a trAliec. turing whicl!
se se hern'gs n'''anee 70 to !ft.ie OF o
size relullntes l!er engagement. anti as .fcs-
Sic has meanwhile! ,liarrfctl Some 0tlc else.
tie d0ubly-ailinnrrd yOnng man loses butll
women. Tllo work Is very Nhuyrnly, ,Writtcn,
but Is, however, entertaining ft,d mildly OK
citing.
The Drlntlervtlshors" is the lille Of
COLLECTION Of eighteen short colnedies, farces,
md tales, fruln thu Swedish. Hungarian,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-07

The record of the Public, published at
New York, shows the volume OF spring
business to be greater than in 1880, in
spite Of railroad blockades and floods
all over the west. The Public says,
under date OF May 4th:
= With full exchanges for April before US, in
which the business transacted in all parts of
the country hns recorded its own volume it is
not possible to conclude that everything is 60
ing to the bad The comparisons, it should be
noticed, are with April, 1880, in which the busi-
nc ness y was extraordinarily large although much
OF 1t resulted in loss instead of profit. Tho
than ,s has ever been in the month of April,
ind the reaction from the period of the extray-
aRaet imitation in prices had Just begun. On
the other hand. current reports have indicated
that the business of the country in April, 1881,
was completely prostrated by disaster; that
many roads were ruined or blockaded, many
farms and villages destroyed by the floods and
vnst quantities of grain in the stack DESTROYED :
that almost every branch of trade was staRnatcd
and dead, and that wholesale dealers waited in
yam for buyers who were crippled by the wide
spread disaster. How did it come to pass that
S!,s0 l2s, 6sO was paid through the banks against
$a,SS2, ~ ,259 in the same month of 1850. The
speculation i'll stocks does not account for the
fact, for as will be shown the exchanges arising
from the sales OF stock were no more than for
April, 1850 The conc lusion to which these re-
turns irresistibly lend il that the public has
gard to the condition Of business thr0uehout
the country.