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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07
WONnen'S Missionary soc,e,v

LTocSA Ia, Juno Tho Women's Mig
Sionary Society Cf tho General synod of Tho
5Etvsn2oical Lu:hs,n Church in tho Unitsd
o1s'es met IN convention here this morning with
= attendance from oil parts of the conntrv
ans Ieno!la snow that during two years since
b.sSa @a'lon ths treasurer of tho general socieiy
nss poem paid and has disbursed S7OC 933
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EAc M8rkefs,

BAIr1MoaE, juno 7.-Virginis Ga old -; do
deferrad lC; do consolidated s. f.; do second Sc.
ries Ill; pss. due coupons now l04Gs EGii
bid to-day. Cotton-middling II. Flour un-
chsnged and finn Wneat-Sou.hern steady ;
Western higher Southern red l2Jal21, do am
Der l25al29; No 2 Western winter red spot and
Juno l2ssl225; July IL s,lz25; Aug li04al2Cs !;
Sept l2os Uorn-Southern higher; Western
ern mixed spot eG3; June 55la5j3 July 55is55s;
steamer 81. Oats stasdy; Western white 4Ss49 !;
do mixed E6s47. Rye dull 81 lG5al06. Hay un-
changed: CoIse firm; Rio csrgoes ordinary to
talF 9tsll!. Sugar strong; 4 soft l0l. Whis-
key dull ut 81 O9.
new IoIK. June 7.-Stocks unsettled. Mon.
eey 3aS3. Flour dull snd heavy. Wheat shade
lower. Corn dull.
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1rihce Pierre Napoleon aud Tun,s

,onr AIS is June Robert Mitchell publi,be. q
iaos ae:!er addressed to rrncs Nauoeon ~ %
yesterday morning in which he st sne
csn'm and ,epro as os7 conversion 70 ;sDub
siofc detence of Italian interests nusrst ttaa.
OF france in the Tunis affair. 0sa'csl those
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07
Low Temperature and Fros,

FORT JERVGs, N. Y, Juno Tho temper.
asura tel! very Deroeplibly 10 this section yos.
!eiuay, Gnd this moruiog there wss LIGHT iros,
10 THIS Val,g. The damngc is probably no.,
great; IN Sullivan oauaty and westward nlopp
tue hFie haroad thcIe was heavy frost, snd
considerso!o damage has been doue. A stoadv
ram set 10 this forenoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07
Fires.

1T Louis, june IA special dispatch 10
the Rspuolcsn from Dallss, Tex, says: An
lnccnslar7 iito occurred hero carly yesterday
mor1lug, destroying about fc!ty thousand dol.
lars worth Of property.
GALVESTON, Tex, Juno IA fire hero tbis
moro'ng destroyed forty thousand dollars w;rth
OF property,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07
Another Source of accident.

nhSLiN, Ju1o IA cu;ioas story is toM
n1te' horj' While crossiug tho electric ral.
10y, aav'os get his boot upon the rail, was 10.
staS''7 tnroWa do9p, SO sirong was tho current.
aau aa9soer h5rio, having also touched the
Ia! WIG ni5 ROO shod Eoof rtc,iv6d o shock
Woloa seGt hn 2alloplog off in Wild ,arrnr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.

ihc annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
tho Chesapeake aad Olio Canal Company was
held ct A1nspO;is Yesterday. The United
States government, which has an icltres. Ct
$2OOO,O 900 10 tho oompasY, vas rcprcscated.
GGvtroCr Hamilton presided. President: Coz.
msn submitted the annual report Of tho board
o! directors. Hhl1h Ws5 read and approved
Tho report shows the soLusl csr0Iugs over all cy.
rcodluies Tor the yesr to have been $50 53l %.
Tho net carLlnga ever tho usual eXpaldi urfs
we're SlI5. 1850. AID but for the floa.ipg debt
aad tito expenses Incurred 10 defending thn
clmPaOy IN ito Stewart cIso two coup01s on
tho preferred constitution bonds could have
bsen tx!iDSushcd. During tho year the csnal
ha. bcen paIataned IN good condition. Tie
rtpN5 speaks, among other things, OF tho &c.
c2ss,y OF further improvements 10 tue matter
OF euRtAeuog the locks 10 order 10 more otfectuo
ally compete with tho B.ilimcre end Ohio rails
read 10 transportation tac!l!tiea and oR !rcishts,
ant the president aud directors Htr0 auth3rz ID
to dispose CT $4,000 of tho repair bends is
sud under the CO. of 1878. the proceeds to be
expended l. lergtaaning the locks. Mr.. German
Wss Reelected to lhs position hs has filled Tor
tie past pne years with mark, ID administrative
ability, and the old board OF directors. with oue
ezc,ptloo, were also re-clec,cd. With ths nec.
essary luats ooS OF the dispose! Of the board to
City GU: the improvements contemplated By
the president, the prospects for the future OF
the cacal were never more encouraging
10 r.terenco 10 the railroad crossing at Cun'
bcrlaud resolution was adopted demaodicg
again from the 3 & o. Il. r. company
compliance With its cootract, and if the com
pa1y neglect or refuse &c comply. then 10 Gu
ploY oounssl and take action to cnlorc9 the
rights Of the canal company
The city Of Alex.ndra WIS represented $:
ihe meeting By Mr, J, w, Burks,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07
Arrest OF Thieves.

LONDON juno 7-Tbe Nsz;on, fp,
ae~spspei) sta!ca tn al the Florentioo nn;ico
eao,o. rau an extensive association of main.
,as.oFs among the ON pioyes of tho Roma, rail
"Sys 10 HAose operations ara du, mspy sorian,
coo9e,,es OF passengers and baggage. Taslvs
rocn;us.o is s sno Susrds and two OF tbs p,iacinH
o'' VI sEe stolen goods have beeu srre,ted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

Hon. Johu Goods, of NoifJlk. and perhaps
other distinguished socskors viii address The
ci,izaus st Armoty Hall on Thursday eight
next o. s o'c!tck and txpIail tie purposes and
plans of the YORKTOWN Ccutenrisl Assos
clatoD, under who's, tuspices tho ctlabIa
tion OF the surrender OF CORVALLIS. Of that
historic spot will be celebrated in Co.,, next.
Mr.. Goods reputation as o gifted orator IS TOO
we'll established t, need mention at this time
from u.s. and his theme will but add 10 III dig.
course additional attractions and i1t,rest We
trust that our people will turn out in large nun.
bars SIS we can assure them rare treat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07
Ooe of the most iotcllgcDs u en- ia tho VAL

Oae of the most intelIigcDt men in tho VAL
10y Of Virginia. n writrg i:on Stsuuou to u
friend in this city says:
Everything looks favorable for tho demo.
cratic party 10 tho State. 4 number Of the
dclegNes from this part OF tho county c:m,
back from the Mahonc convection danouEcDg
the Mshcnies a0d ss5ltg they w0ul4 not sup
port the ticket. Lewis kills it in the Valley"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07
PUBLISHED DAILY s. TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE :. 1881

We direct attention 70 the address of the E1'
ecutive Committee of Iho Conservative Iarty OF
tia State 1t is brief but elegantly sud pointed.
~ expressed, srd has thu ring throughout CT the
true metal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07
Boiler EXPLOSION.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Juao. IA lr;grml
explosion took Il;c, at A1kats,s civ =,
O'Clock last evening. when tho New Ecyit,r
b'ilcr blow up, killing tho orginccr aud baly
Woucding several others,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07
large Sugar Refinery.

CHICAGO. ILL, Jdoo tina cfc2ti1n o!
large sugar reGoery TO be loo sect sqlaro sud
twelve stories high. was begun yes ertay st tho
loot OF Polk street 10 this c.f. flr. hundred
WOIkmeu will be engaged 10 its C. ns1n.l,n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07
Drowned.

nENhlErTA. Tex. juno C.-R ,bert Rail
tt d! stock owner, 10 attempting n o,oua
was drowned. ''soacA yesterday,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

A VOICE FROM EAUoUIER COUNTY, Va
Ono customer writes thus. After careful lcst
for the past two weeks. mgsolf aud vile poe
nounc, your BEST RESULTS PATENT Process
FLOUR ns foe -four as VIC have ever used. std
feel coofiden. there is 20 grade Of -four marG-
tSo;ured ths!eX,el5 yours. Sod 0oIy b.
GEO. MCBURNEY t. Son.
5. W. Cor Kipg and Wsshiugtop SIS
Alexandra Va,
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I.Gtter from Hamilton.
Correspondence OF The EleSanJris Csz:

Correspondence Of The EleSandris Csz,.!o
HAMILTON, Va, june CD. Hcs,on aud
fsmil2 lei5 hero 10 day for thci. hun, il Mich.
gan. d. H.. though onto yourg MA, has
established gao rolu.a;ioa 10 his adopted
homo lo addition to q large and iucraliy3
practice, ho il Superidcui:a. Of II !u,.ti3u IL:
his county. besides, Cc,upyi7g other plsi,iQns
OF honor aad truss, wa ion he fills with cr;Ci: t,
bluacii aod satisfaction to his caso.ituep.s. We
are CAD 10 Doto the SUCCESS Of Ffg ti,uS, aud
espeo!IIy GU: eva oouotg mcu. DR.. H., wo
ato sure. deserves lis SUCCESS, and whl, ,g, It,
get bis location clsiwhcre, W. hope his shadow
may never gov less. The DJct3r is scl,n.
pGnloh this time by lGo OF cur fellow tor asmor,
DR.. H. w. Jsnn5y, his brother 10 law, s1d SOP
OF the late Geo. w. Januey, and Jouah Oni-
SOD. d.. y. eoos to accept a lue7ntsa position
as ASSISTANT surgeon in the Iron Moes. This
Is G1te a compliment to 30 youog L. %, but
no is deserving ct all his SUCCESS, and wc orc
die. for him brilliant career in is chosen pro-
ttsioD. Dir. y. goes On speculation, hopitg TO
Gnd profitable cmp|oyEcnt, which he is su.u to
dt; ~. 10 addition 10 Dr.. H. itfllanc,, bis
n&enltl manners and accommodating di5po-
sltoD will make him friends anywhere. TIC
loss ii thtso tao yUung men ir5M GU? mds.
ctce.ts void 10; css!ly filed. BIT. with all our
regrets wa wish 70: them u'l reaiz,.ion OF
ell their hopes.
The recent raius Gro materially ic,rovipg
the corn crop prospects. bI2s. Of the co:n il
this tcioD he'd to be rla Gu. a1d rcpIsnted,
mach Of it twice. While this makes i: very
late yet the seasouablo Wea!I,r and the pro.
Iuso LOCUST bloom still gives toe tarmer hcpc.
Tho whoa! is looking well Dad bids Ia;e FIR
good yield.
Tho n;m!dst!on5 at Eichmtnd are act gen
orally endorsed by tho republicans CT rcaGas-
tcrs hero. They have three parties here to
plea92-the MahopiteP, the democratic rear Is,
tiers and the republicans Tho former may fo-
low their loader and support tao ticket. Tna
democratic reacjnsters can't swatlow Lewis ard
won't Tho radicals want straight ticket, abd
arc go;tg to ibsis. on il. Will, W, s1vIsa
them TO harmouizs, we kntw they wont il TIL;
equity tor many reasons.
TIE friends Ct Mr. B.owa aro so:n over his
defeat for the Cullrctorship AID disik, L.ws
ADD other OF Bj;ts' supporters cordially.
Tho Waterford coolest over tho possUifi,s has
! Of CO. ed hopelis' 81 1T Ia the party here So
Tho Loudoun Tree ballot aud fair coua at patty gro
almost IN Us bo2clCss muiI as tho New York
republicans.
We cas- fu!urJ develop meats with all Gu.
ll3ero3 Ia the sueccts OF the democracy in The
FIJI election. JUBEE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07
10 tho promises OF the MahoDites.

The censurc ex-Pre.id, nt Davis. in his book
on tho gar. casts upon General J05ipa ohu.
ston, will be endorsed and approved by may a
man who joy.uIy waded across Bull Run q
the sfttraoou Of tho 2l,t ct July. SCI, ADD
started with elastic step aud bright hopes fer
Washington. bu! who was cailcd to halt By
order of General Jobrstcn. Tho enemy vas
routed AMI 10 utterly donoraiiz.d retreat.
Washington was on The evo OF evacuation and
if tho unarrnad, terror stricken aud haaiGg
troops had stopped osg enough to burn tho
bridges lcross the Potomac. thero ware plenty
of fordiog places short distance above. The
failure 10 advance upon Washington WAS The
browning error Of tho war, aud It's res, oa5itiIiy
rests upoo General Johnston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07
Body Found.

GALVESTON. Tex, June IA special ti.ustlh
10 the News ssys: The BODY ots msn wis tJun!
in the weeds on Inc bank, j. miles north OF ak,
vile With his throat cut from ear to ear
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

The authorities of tho Contemplated Viz.
glDa Midland extension are nov engaged 10
mskpg Two surveys OF routes which lay. bosu
suggested through LioooIn county. North Caro-
lima. Ooo from MOoresville. by way OF Denver,
and the other from Stases7ilo, alon, the Bat,
!alo Shoal road,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

coon begin 10 reap tho Just reward of their
efforts. The only really dead an buried thing
about Alexandria thAt We knowof,is Asholism.
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I)l EIO.

This morning, MARGARET CALHOUN,
daughter OF Robert, IT,, and the lsto l. zze l
bell, aged nine years. EH- Funorslrnotlce IN
to'morrows Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

Do You ache ? suffer from rheumatism or
mercurlal poison s. s. s. 1ciN cure you.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07
Stabbed.

WILLIS. Tex, Juno Lew Jones w>s sb.
bed seven miles from this place, yoIle!dry m.
ing, By hoee Duncan. Both are cI!ofci n en-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

The mahonites arc like tho radicals 10 their
professed love for and literally to The negro.
They want his chi.dccn educated al tho expense
Of the whto Taxpayers. they waot the law pre-
venting him from marrying white women 70.
pealed, they wasn't tho line Ct densicalioo IS
tablshed by nature between the white a5d tho
black race obli.erated; that is to attend their
ono wou'd suppose they wanted all this, ard
YET when the TINA for tho distribution OF Ito
Offices clmes arouad the negro, from whom tht y
expect all THAR support. is left out 10 the c1t.
OF the eighty odd thousand Republicans whoso
votes they must receive next November ia Or
der to be successful, stvooty Thousand arc nc.
groe', but they hsvo given 90 negro piacs
ulGn tier ticket. Theoretically tho negro
is their civil, political aud social equal. but prac
Tic lily he must do the vo,iog. while they hold
ths Officer. Tho negro is good enough Morgan
for them" before election. but.cx,ept il the case
of the ouc.leRgad TX Confederate 0oo!k !eper
at che capitol ia Richmond, whom they turned
GU. to make place for sn ab'e-bOdi,d negro,
after election it is entirely different; theu The
negro is not qualified fer offioe. and it woudn'
b, ri9ht. you know, to give him pllc, he
could rot properly liiI, especially when there orc
90 mary wsll qualified, really pced7. ADD uoarc,
vded for Mahoni:es II the negro were "a
tional o.eatur, bis exporicrc, with the radicals
would be suficcnt to teach him to lu5 20 trust
10 tho promises OF the MahoDitee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07
q. Nj. kEILET,
Chairman EXccu i7e Commute,

iEA!N WRECKEE CAUGuT-On Monday
tl;h! ihc engineer CT the through mail passep.
ger train on tho Virginia Midland Railroad
conl0g N1rth, discovered an obstruction % tho
track az TO Iear.d Galveston s.o,ioc. end nnt
on the ar breaks, bat it vas TOO late to prevent
striking i, aad the cuginc, baggage car and the
i!onsN truck OF TIC BeSt c3E ioowioy wero throvn
lion the rails. The eDgiGo vas considerably
dzmaEcd ald the engineer was badly ca. abou.
LEO lace, bat strange to sly, o9iog to his
pfnIp:ne;s and c,oiuess. tbs passengers ia the
tGltaan sc,ptr R,tc COT Hskaned BY The
shock' Inc Cheers CT tho road INVESTIGATED
the cage. srd belog 1aiisGhd that i; was msIi-
cIousty doua. Dir. q, Nj. Borum applied t. the
CElei ct Fo!l,, Of this city for d,tec.iyc, and
ofi,er ". II. Goa,dman was pu. 81 his disna.
sal. Ho LETT the city f,r Galveston Friday
matG,ts aSd coumosc!d operations. Ho fol.
ioTeu cue ttcr cue, e'en going ss far ss Dan
Vile ED returning. Tho e7ideuc, gained
pointed 10 negro man named Henry Jordan,
wac was iound 10 The c2uaty. 6vs miles from
GsI7cs:on, where the eGioer followed him and
accused hn OF ding tho deed. After makios
many co1fciag statements, be mads c1ofel-
son CT tho ctlEc. and was arrested ard t.kcn
psl9Eo Justice w. l.. Lewis, Of Pitts,lysnia
county, aud tried, When ho made further oon-
less!oa OF the SCI, In! stated that the ohst,n,.
loG--a hoaty pine limber-was dropped there
~ hi1' With the intention of going fer it apair.
I 40 thGt ne forgot IL uatii the train came along
as #as lodged in Chatham Jail. to swat tho
suing ofthseland J1ry.-Lynchbwg Advance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

, BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, .Juaa 6
lows:- 90 40
generally rated first quality ........,5 % a & CO
Medium or good fair quality. - \ :, GO
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows IS al 90
Extreme range of prices ................2 Is =
n1st o! tho sales wore from ..........5 IS y i A.
r. mecelpts for tho waek ZIG heSd: sales 1876.
Inc Market las been fairly active this week
ano OIL lne oue:lHSs were sold st com para.ivG.
catly nour; Gu. at scsnt SC OF on TIC 81;
Irene tops and full &c lower prices Tor the IN,
Iiun ana common grades. Wbl!o some Of tl1
laster were &C lower than last week Tho aver
ssee quality was not up to TIA. Of tha oIeras3
i las week, though there WOO some better :92j
thsn ware offered thoa.
90 niich CoWa-The mario. is Inactive, prices
losSso per head wholesale.
Sheep and Lsmbs-The marke. j., over shy.
pied TINS week aud dull. TIL, Eastern, nHt
outside demand generally has bsen onto ii "a.
ano confined to buyers of the bsst Lambs which
were sold carly. Tho homo trado is quite slow
also; on: butchers buying quito spsrius7 Tia
quallcy IS not es good IS last week, and prices
arc on sll round. We quote Sheeo st 3.5!, ana
LAM s a. 6s7ic perlb grosa. Arrivals this week.
10,6 S3 head.
dogs-The market ia by no nesns eciiva .n'
week; Inc receipts being some 90 heal II ax so
81 the offerings last week, are trn, saa,l Il
Inc l demand, which is only moder..ac .c:iE'.
The Tuahty is about like tho oI.rin,s o. lat
Week, and prlcss are shade of. We qu0!es
15ieac latter Tor extra, most sales rangiug q: ~
es1 per 10 not. Arrivals this week 6:57 h2st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

Tho Northcrn and s;m) OF the Washington
press don't seem to understand how it ia hat
General Malone exercises such irHaebc, over
bis followers as was shown 10 Richmond, where
every ono of the delegates to his co1vaati,n was
ready to do his b;ddicg. acd when, at his c)n-
mand of peace, be still the noisy and riotous
sssemblago assumed at orc, the dcctrors calm.
ness and quiotnes5 of religious meeting. But
they don't correctly undels and anytbios about
VHg'nians. Virginia stfsirs. apparently. arc
itc comprehensive to tie Northern press, and
oven 10 that Of Wsshr g:op. Every sir gle
delegate to the Malone convection hopes 10
obtain an office through the General infu ,rcc,
and their submission to bin is therefore Meth
er strange nor by any M ,ans uusoooun,abIe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

=, VIRGINIA CLARETs! Superior to imported
Wines, at MoBURNEY's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

CHAMPAGNE SPARKLING CIDER, at MCBUE-
NEYS
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The Richmond Standard says the Gsz.t,o is
abtu. the only live thing ia Alexandria" Tho
Standard has our thanks for its good opinion Of
US. but the Gazette is by no means The only live
thing about Alexandria, There are q great
many live things here, which, under more "a
vorAble circumstances, would make ihier evi.
dences OF life vastly more conspicuous. Alex.
andris suffers from her proximity to larger cites
as all other towns similarly situated dc; and the
war not only diminished her capital, but do
fected her trade; but many Of her business men
are fighting the heavy odds against them brave
~, and the indications now are tha! they will
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Juno THE marie!
70 day is quiet. There is no change to note in
Flour. About 1900 bushels of Wheat cold II
Nv: llS and l2U Tor fair 10 good Full, no L.n-
caster baiag offered. Corn ia iirm1r, with lIpht
REGENTS and sales Of about 600 bushels a. IS. .:
and oo fcs white. Small lots Of Eye and Oats
cold At IS and 4S respectively.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

iho Ja'g sc;iboer will CONTAIN contributions
ron tho ioIloaiag Southern wtters: J,hn
h''eo C'tke, Of Virginia; Joel Chandler Ha-.
I's ''u:c!a R:nus'') If Georgia; sid.ey Lam
!st, 81 Msrylaad; VIM. Mutfrea, Sr.. Of Tsr,
a,s:ce George W. C4ble, of Louisiana ]
haSoa, OF Mississippi; Bish extracts from raos NJ
GoCAs ga Decorative Art" by Mrs, Corsssros
Cary us!rison. OF Virgins, l'''fc'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Jane e -
riccs this week for Beef Cattle ranged rs fol.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-06
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN-KIILER.
RHEUMATIsM' n L U R A L G l A
sPRAINs. PAIN IN THE BACK
AND SIDE.

There IS nothing more painful than these dis
sa-ey: but the pain can bc removed and the disease
eur.il,y use Of PERRY DAVIS'S PAIN-KILLER.
This remedy Is not cheap Genzne or Petroleum
product That must be KEEP, away from fire or heat
toayoid danger Of explosion. nor is II an untr.cd
experiment. that may do more harm than good
PAIN-KILLER has been In constant use for for
~ years. and the universal testimony from all
paris Of The world is 1T NEVER FAILS. II not only
efeets permanent cure, but II relieves pain almost
simultaneously. Being purely vegetable remedy,
a.. safe In the hands Of the most inexperienced.
The record Of cures by the use of PAIN-KILLER
would an yolumes. The following extracts from
letters received show what those who have tried it
mink:
EDGAR CADY, Owatonna, Mimi. says:
About year since my wife became sunJect 10 Sc
we're suffering from rheumatism. our resort was 10
the Pan-Killer, which speedily relieved her.
CHARLES POWELL writes from the Sailors
Home. London:
had been afiicted three years with neuralgia and
violent spasms Of the stomach. The doctors al
Westminster Hospital gave up my case IN despair
tried your Painki killer, and !; gave NE immediate
rtllef have regaincd my strength, ana an no"
able 10 follow my usual occupation.
Gil. WALwORTH, saco, Me, writes:
Iexpericnced immediate relief from pain IN thc
side by the u-e Of your Pain-hiller
D. YORK says:
have used your Paln-Killcr for rheumaii IN ana
have received great benefit.
BARTON SEAMAN saws:
Have used Paiu-ki ilcr for thirty years. and have
foond u a Rerer-f1tiiag remedy for rheumatism
and lancness.
VI. BCRDITT writes.
u Hecer fails 20 give relief In eases of rheuma-
Hsn.
PHIL GILBERT, Somerset, Pa. writes:
from actual use, know your Pain-hillcr Is the
l2i medicine can get.
An druggists keep PAIN-KlLLER. Its price Is
GLOW that Il is within the reach Of all, and 1t VIII
ave many times It's cost In doctors bills. 25c.-
soy., and al bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & son, Proprieiors,
no 3-cOdtyol Providence, Il. l.