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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-18
Wall Street To-day

NEW YORK. Sept 1.-THE Posts financial ar
ticie (l:40 pm. says" At the stock exchange
United States bonds are X lower for all the
issues. State bonds are lower for Tennessee
6s, and railroad bonds are irregular. hut pener
ally higher the advance ranging from \ To per
cent. The share speculation has been much
livelier than OF late and prices have advanced
sharply. the leading stocks having been Hanni-
bal and st. Joe preferred. which has advanced
to l2l from 1l3ls i, and the trunk line stocks. OF
which Lake Erie and New York Central havs
advanced 2l4 each. Michigan Central 2Is Erie
rs. and Canada Southern *. The rise in Han
nbal and st. Joe preferred Is due to the fear
that there is a corner in that stock as well as
In the common, for which latter there II n,
quotation to-day. The rise i'm the trunk line
shares Is due TO reports that the railroad war
VIII be settled next week. These reports would
be little Needed were IL not that several infiu-
entail railroad men are now known TO have bee
yesterday and to-day buying the trunk linz
stocks There is less doing in Western Union
Telegraph than yesterday. and the stock is
rather irmer than then. The notably strong
stocks after those named have been Missouri
Pacific. which advanced ia. Denver and Rio
Grande =, the coal stocks lsalSE Milwaukee
and ST. Paul, Union Pacific and Wabash Il and
st. Paul and Omaha 1a1ss. Rock Island is also
up IA. In the money market Sac per cent is
the quotation for call and time loans and prime
mercantile paper"
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Letter from Kansas CITY.

Actttf lrOul kdNStS SIty.
THE RECENT TRAIN RoBBERY--JEssE JAMES AMI
HIS IMMUNITY -EROM PUNIsIIMENT-THE POOR
PROSPECTS OF THE CROPS.
Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Sept. 12. 1881.
Kansas City is beehive OF industry You
never saw so much business in city of its size
in all your travels. 1t has been five years since
was here, and l could scarcely tell where 1 was
When we rolled into the grandest depot in the
United States it was almost impossible for me to
realize the change from an old shed that stood
on the same site for years to perfect palace,
with train from some direction arriving every
half hour during the day and night.
The greatest excitement Prevails here now
over the train robbery that occurred within al
most gunshOt distance of the courthouse, and
within view of 100000 peoples and with all the
startling developments and exciting adventures
in the pursuit and supposed capture of the real
train robbers the whole will end in a farce-all
the noise will end in much cry and little wool
The men who numerically robbed us of our all.
not even leaving fellow enough to secure a
glass Of ice water to cool our parched tongues,
live in Kansas City and jackson county The
mother OF Jesse James, the great outlaw comes
into Kansas City every week, and lives across
the river in Clay county, and he (Jesse James,
goes there, sleeps there, and the authorities
know that he is there hall. his time. and vet
they cannot find him. Phe Sheriff is afraid to
arrest him. and this fear springs to great eX-
tent from political source. The moment the
James are interfered with that very moment
the votes of his friends are giyen to some other
official who pledges that he win look everywhere
else except in the place Where the outlaw
Is. This is true statement of the whole
thing. They may arrest every man in Jack
son county, and they will not get the men
who committed the robbery With all their
splurge it is not the intention to capture the
right ones, because they are afraid to. This is
my prediction Some Of the robbers NAV eventu-
ally be arrested but all the boys (or that is all
you can call them) that have been arrested will
be released one by one after the excitement dies
out and the people think they have the right
ones. The friends of the James boys are going
to stand by them, and they are legion and a
great political power in this (Jackson) and CLAY
county. The James can commit any crime
here they want to and they will never be
arrested.
The weather here is delightful, but the rain
that fell few days ago came too late The
crops are almost total loss. Vegetables can
scarcely be procured in the markets This state
OF affairs prevails the entire way from Washing
ton to Kansas. Everything in the way OF eat
abies nave gone up so per cent within the past
ten days. Laborers and mechanics are ARRANGING
lOf an advance in wages. After YOU leave
Quincy. ILL.,, all through northeastern Missouri
the farmers are feeding their cattle to keen them
alive: Thousands of acres of the finest lands one
ever laid his eyes on looks as barren as a barn
yard W. " wa -
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.--Internalr rev.
enue, S4SS, SAG. 20; customs. S7S1, ,35914
THE TALLAPOosA left the League Island navy
yard at $50 to-day for New York.
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AfYairs fin West Washineton.

DIED WITHOUT HAVING HAD MEDICAL Ar
TRNTION.-An infant child of Thomas Ellis,
living In an alley below. Grace street, having
died last evening without having had medical
attention, the coroner was nOtifedt0-day.
An, EXCITING RUNAWAY occurred. about two
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. A horse attached
to market wagon belonging to Mr.. O'Donoghue
ran away from Road street to the canal. down
Congress street. The grade being down hin, the
runaway was an alarming one The boy who
was driving remained in the wagon until after
receiving slight bruises. A minute afterwards
the horse ran into acOoper's wagon, and turning
over and breaking the wheel Of the wagon to
which he was attached, was brought 10 stand
tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-18

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Chas. d. Besworth and Jennie Grant; August
Werner and Kate SchOenberg; John II. NichOl-
s0Rap Anha 6ophronia Brown LInkin2
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A Conflict Of Authority.
ALL on AccouNr or A cIRct


CINCINNATI. o.. Sept. IA Louisville Couy<
lt--yourdl special from Frankfort. Ky. SAYS: A
few weeks since the city council raised the cir.
Gus license from SIS TO $40. This Forcpaugh.
the proprietor OF a circus. refused to paw aud
rented grounds just out Of the city. The coun-
Gil then passed an ordinance prohibiting him
from unloading I'm the city. An injunction was
obtained aud an order served on Mayor TAYLOR
restraining him from interfering with the un-
loading OF the show. This order Mayor TAYLOR
refused To obey. and with the police eadeayored
TO stop the unloading. Sheriff Hawkins seeing
he was powerless to enforce the order of the
court. called on the governor for aid He
promptly ordered Capt. Price TO report 10 the
sheriff with the McCreery Guards This he did.
and when the militia arrived AT the depot Mavor
Taylor still refused TO allow them 10 unload and
a not was imminent He said he would shoot
the nrst man who attempted 10 take a wagon
from the train. He was carried by Svrce from
tne scene and the street taken possesson of by
the soldiers The cars were unloadcd aud
parade took place. The military will remain on
guard until the circus leaves town.
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Dr. Lugenbeels ChaIlenee.

Yesterday afternoon ex-senator Christiancy,
who had received note from Dr. French Lueen.
beel, Qhe brother of Mrs Christiancy,) asking a
meeting in Virginia, within twenty miles of
Washington, procured warrant against DR.. Luz
genbeel from the Police Court. The bailif of
the court, F. C. Revefls, was handed this war
rant, and at once started to serve it, but soon
learned that DR.. Lugenbes had in the morning
left for his home in Virginia
Mrs. Christiancy when Informed yesterday Of
the action of her brother, said that she was not
surprised, for French had been much aggravated
by the manner in which Mr. Chfistiancy had
treated her, and especially by the manner he
(Mr. CO had spoken Of her since his arrival in
this country She had rather expected that her
brother would have horsewhipped him, for he
CO. had done everything he could to ruin her
character, even to bribing witnesses. She re-
grets that her brother took this course.
The police have been on the hunt to-day for
DR.. LugenbeeI, against whom there is q warrant
in the hands Of Lieut.. Austin, Of the seventh
precinct, for his arrest. but SO far he has not yet
been found. The penalty for sending challenge
in the District is imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-18

THE OMINoUs "SEvEN."-People who have
watched the Presidents case closely calculated
that yesterday was the nth day of his suffering,
and it was a 'crisis' day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-18

FIRST ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL
TYNER has gone to Indiana for several weeks.
and Second Assistant Postmaster General Elmer
is now in charge of the department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-18

THE following was issued from the War de-
partment to-day: To correct certain misappre-
tensions existing as to the meaning of general
orders (No. 44) it is ordered:-The servicerfe and
ammunition will be used in department, division
and army contests. ''Marksman's rifles will
only be issued as prizes. three to each division
team annually and three to the army team every
alternate year. No "marksman's rifles have
yet been made or issued. ''Marksman's rifles
when issued as prizes" may be admitted in con-
tests, as they will be suited to the service am
munitiOn. The long-range rifles are not marks
mans rifles" and will be used for experimental
purposes but not in department, division or
army teams.
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weak. he said, and he considered that there was
but little hope. Both General Swain and Col
onel Rockwell were evidently depressed but
have not surrendered hope.
THE CABINET OFFICERS
Secretaries Hunt and Window and Postmaster
General James returned last night to Long
Branch arriving there at 10 o'clock. Secretary
Window is quoted as saying: ''We received nc
official notice to come to Long Branch. nor were
we summoned in any form. On learning of the
change for the worse in the Presidents condi-
tioh. We determined to give up our pleasure trim
irom feelings Of sympathy, and visit him. /
peiieVe the President will recover"
THE PRESIDENTS Low TEMPERATURES.
some surprise was expressed at the Presidents
iom 'ei'perature as indicated by last nights bnl
MANY % .n4hor;tis n BLISS explained it by saying that
inany authoritles give $50 as normal. 81 vas
surprised at the figures when saw them hnf mt
not alarmed. The pulse this aftornno' M ..e
round and full" While the Pres;dant ,,,. was ~
the White House $3.50 was Considered 70 ha ~ So
normal point. " oe the
MIDNIGHT AT ELBERON
At midnight the lights in the presidert,s ~.
tage were all turned down except in Dr puss,
room. DIR. Agnew had retired. Cow -.
and Col. rockwell were on watch in tha s;cn
chamber. All the rest of the househod ".sIx SIN
Mrs. Garfield had retired She WAS in ,hs otl
chamber with the watchers. INQUIRY at tho s"t
tage door elected the fact that the pras;Sart
was sleeping ndwaking at intervals: that his
hallucinatiOns were continued and the nnise
ranged about u.s. with the Temperature not
above 100. The latter, however, had not been
taken since eleven o'clock. The weather WOE
| clear and trifie cold. A bright hardwood f,re
blazed in the open fireplace ofthe sick Chamber
and its fitting lights and shadows could be seen
through the window from without as they were
cast upon the ceiling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-18

SENATOR HILLS Observation-Disclosures re-
ceived here, in regard to the condition of SEN
ator B. III. Hill, lis to the effect that while the
recent and second operation performed in Phlla-
delphia for an affection of the tongue was tenn
porarily relief, and satisfactory in its imme-
diate results, there has since been change for
the worse. There is danger that the Senator
will lose the power of speech
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-18

NINE TILL Four AGAIN-On and after Mon
day next the Interior department will resume
Its former hours of business opening at 9 a. m.
and closing at p. m. instead of closing at three
O'Clock. as now, except on Saturdays. The de-
partment will close at 3 p. M ON SATURDAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-18

THE NATIONAL FAIR.-At the meeting of the
directors of the National Fair Association last
evening. resolution was adopted inviting Gen.
&. b. LOring. the Commissioner of Agriculture
and Hon. J. c. G. Blackburn. to deliver the ad-
dresses at the fair. commencing October 10 and
closing the 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-18

ATERRIFIC STORM IN FAUQUIER Goa letter
received by gentleman in this city from friend
living near the Plains, Fauquier county. Va.
states that on Wednesday last terrific wind and
hail storm swept over that section. completely
demolishing the crops in its path. The corn on
many farms has been destroyed. and as sequel.
prices have suddenly advanced in and around
that neighborhOOd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-18

THE NAIL BAG TAG FASTENER CAsE-In the
case of g. H. Fayman aat. James Langley. and
Sheridan-bill to amend assignment of letters
patent, for account and for an injunction filed in
May last. answer of Gen. Sheridan has been filed
and subpoena to testify issued to Langley
Gen. Sheridan. in his answer, calls attention TO
the "scandalous allegations i'm refer
ence to using unlawful and improper influence
to affect the acts of public officer" and
denies the charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-09
kgle"EEsaH aAr,pS
BY :steen s. Wise. Aucuoaesfs.

~ NlbrU u OF y DEOKnE OF TE
A-S Cr at CDul. fyr III" city OF 4 eysncrjs rr-
s,'To a. ~ Msy term, 1881 III Inc cLsrc.ry cause
ot y mes +. Car IN vs alex suGer EuL Ter ets.s,
10 s'll cGu tpendsng. the uadersi; nsa INNS
Ihtrein rsm"d. will on SAFURUA Y
II = d,y Of July. 1881 e3 pose 10 safe 1t public
E'C'i5H III L!0ht O ihv marx b use tuilGiug on
al! .AF street Alexandria Virginia, the to- IoT-
iuR otsc,ihed property: A CEHCaIN TRSCr
uf LaNl, corta!iiuR $50 scres moro or lass,
sHU u hnd Iy'ng il Alexandria county, Yir
G'!a On 10 q west sioe .. the Washington and
S!cGanGIla Turnpike a?d bound ID N fellows:
~ Iie iors and W4st by lhu lands Cf 4. 4.
f'9cson, on the 5outn by ina Alexandria Canal,
al q on the esst ny th7 GiC Military Road, beng
u 'srt o! The = ahington trsc. 4 portion cf tho
HacI cohtsiDed in the above deactri N anl
boundaries 50 wit: T he portion krown AS
Euiiel2h containing 43 acres | rod and ) ooIes
aI4 = s'"Cl ot ~ acres heretofore convey ed TO Ii
u GO? e, viii ioG be CT posed 10 sale
Terms II Sa!es: SnUuSn in ca To psF tho
sFts ct SUIT and sale, aid tuc su.:l Of 81 3iG s.
"i'h s'x per roEt Interest from The 4th dav If
:,"'eihDtr, lcI subject TO q credit Of sI2j as Of
hateh l9.n, 1871 and the rcsiGue of the pur.
cnHSe money /! aIy, uIon g cree OF sir, Twelve
nnC e'Shteen Aunh>, TO ba secuic1 byl! a bonds
the pufc1AseTs with good security and ina
t!1ie Telolned uGul they are paid
1. ". NATTLES
CH -DLBS Y STUART.
JSo-ots Con m! of Sso:.
{ TOM MI56ION NKl.'S SALE
o.
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nny1S-wiv

I ON tSSIO&hh'S SALE VALUA-
- bLE LAhD Il, FAikFAX COZ -TY.
u7iu-Lt - p decree OF ;ha Circuit Court OF
sa'tfax county, Juae term, 1880. IN tho sui, Of
SLSaH hcn nedy w. PhInp howard. e. al tho
!adetslgGel cUmml5sl ,nec will offs. Tor s.lc al
'Nohc auction, IL front OF the Cart House. be-
lWeeH the hours 0! L m ana .. IN MnEphY
Ju4e ZLh, 1881, (cCurt dsy). a VkLUABLG
isACi Or LhNb Containing Ill sores ana
t-U polss. Hi: land lee on Little River Turn
use. tour nli,a east Of the Court House and ten
IL cs from the u Of AlsxancTis, = Is Of good
qua.ity, wei! ws.l.cd ard tin berrd
Terms OF Ha!e: Cash enough 10 ry costs en- ex-
pei.ses ot SUIT aid sals one third pon col frlns
Ton CisAle hy tAe court, and lhs idue Ia o. and
l"0yuare. "!th ilte- st from lhed.y ois8s Title
FaLsILed I'll. ile last p-y neLtls made. Personal
stcurity - Dc given 'O1 the deferred payments
but upon The pnS III 1T # third IN hand
personal security L. y be dispensed wtd at me
GI:crtllon oi The Commissioner Convey ercing
al The cos: O! the Purchaser
D. NJ. CHICHESTER, Comm'r.
Fsitfas 9. Il. VI May 18Th, 1881
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i 'I.US. ~. > , u oE IS LAM u In FAIR
= r DhU MY by virtue of a deed o
Hu't from 1heJdo!e l.. Chase, and being lnereto
t'I4ire6 oy phTties s,clred therehv, the under-
sSne0, trustee IL ssl1 eco, Will ollar for sale st
p~0lc SIC ion, in trcLt Of ;ne Cou, / Il ouse coor
.! tslrta. Cpurt house, st twelve o'clock H.,
"a NOS OAf June Is, 1881, the TRACT OF
La n l. conveyed To him in said deed and DE-.
sc''oed rs follows VIZ: Begirniug at s Gesd
pol!ar slaEd!Es Oh the south side o! nogue run,
SSe'fher q C@1pent-r's patent, now William
oisisSi ih"Hce $. 79!, so poles to 'hree
tn> M,> h@d %bl.e osk -. ing: thence :. 25io
w.: 10 :. - hickory and pile If stones; latrce
VILE the line OF Dennis ID Gnrly Johnson n. 81! o
~ poies to q marked dOgwond, corner to FIJI
- Goa tons lo!; thence With BIS iine n go, u
= Ioes u sake on IOa ue run; thence down
.~e seVefsi COURSES aid mesnders III ereuf 10 the
o'S!Ihlns, coLtoi1irg 81 sc:es snt 70 pules
:, 1v!ihs Ot Ssie: Cash ss 10 thu sum Of 500;
.a' Fe' 'dUt ~ six. twelve snd eighteen montrs,
W.. "''n lHtercst evlleLc-d by bonds of the pur-
r.aset, secured By dead of trust upon the
pieIi,es. FRANCIS l. SMJTI
S'-"s Trustee.
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&GgTassR aAe,Ea

fSf VIZ Us OF . DEED or TkTST
- Gave on the 9th day Of February ~
,. sA c1.td oy CoaF'cs >ul!l", sid Of record ~
ii},,H To "Hl cords az h city of Alexan5rl,, Va
heg ng' So - p"g@ III aad by the requs,. OF the
'fu n ast deei Iane! will, rto,a, e1 rs as
o. puoc auc Ion, 3. tA- trun. door OF ins n,ern.
Is S, cor ed, on SATURDAY, lhs y ~ eu1 of
Juy 1881, st u m IN, sad rreni.a "a t. ;yit =.
w W -. " - ..H, UF GRpUND vita the BRfCE
.its "f Eno ;g - ihsfson situated on ths north
S.fel t. Ia ihs oiv of Alexandria, V. in frnn.
Uh U hl1E street i2t f-et, and extandire porth.
TTrIo,S 10" same wIttb ss in front Il feet to
"ys'. a,teyi b:lnR the premises now onrnn;sT
BY Z. DJ@lnam e Co '''" Occupied
Terms OF Sac. a.. =
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. % II DLI u II y ID To- VUINIIi
FalttaS &. n. W. May 18Th. 1881

* rinI y e II = dead OF tru-I IN .srg
- Kelley and ALLs Lulu bis f., t. P",r
Wise trustee. dated me II u day OF april 1873,
ana Ttco'ded Ia tbs Fsuquior Z, un,y Clurf's
NE ana s. :uos.tu!ed tEu-tse in lInce of said
Peter Wis, ] sh.tl Oh SAiuhDAY Iune y
1901, ST /! O'c!Ocx nj, N front Of the Cour;
duu'e, /" the town OF Warreutun, sell to toe
highest oiIder, FIVE EUNDnEU ANU
sixty FIVE ACRES f LAND, IL the
.C%er END OF SaLqUef equity, On the following
Terms: % Inuen Cash as Wiz pay expenses
Q! sac, and boud: and iI.erest then due: the
ftsdIe on such lime 81 th. trustee shsll direct.
JAMES &. SCOTf,
lnfZr-UI ~ u6,tltutid irlstee
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

IR. T.. U. WgsTs } EgvE Any BRAIN TREAT.
MEHT sro2fo Tor Eysteris, Dizziness, Con.
'u's!gns, Marcus Hoacscne Mental Depres-
sioH, Loss Of Memory Hpermstorrhe,, Impo-
!encY, lu7ountsry Emissions, Premature Old
ago caused hy oqer eyorlion, self abuse, or over
lniulge;.ce. which laads to misery, decay and
death. Gao boz will cure recent cases. Each
oo1 contains ore n onth's !restmant. One dollar
boz. or six hox"s for fvo dollars; sent by mail
nrepaid on receip! of prics We guarantee Elk
b)xes 20 cure eng case. With each order re.
ceivei og us for six boxes. accompanied with
tive dollars, we wa! tent ths purchaser our writ
zen gu rantce TO ra,urn tho nonay if the treat
me-t does rot efI.ct cure Guarantees issued
by j tNNEY & 90. Druggists, Ale1sndri.,
Va, wholesale aud retail agents. Orders by
mail will receive PROMPT attention. mari
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ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA

- q
BY vi:.ue of decree OF the Circui. Court of
IN" county OF A!eGantris rendered 81 lis Nav
TN. 1881, III the suit OF w Whastfy Brothers W.
i. MuLson {: "l., lnc unIersis nod, con mis .
81 Aer tLtr ! | named viii nar fox SAFE. by pub
- suction oG FRIDAY. the fiat dsy Of
July lHsi, Hpon tie premises, st u O'clock III :.
''e 'o,o" d-sci u. a.. ate 10 VII:
= TX = Of l. =, = l. IL tie county OF Alex.
hhdri', V'7Znia, titu .tei ab Jut .wo miles from
Gcofg~to|n and .Youl one NILS from Sslr.
ofoss ro@ds, containing 25 .cres, 3 roods and g.
po.es, and teIns ih3 LAND which wss conveyel
10 Ira Mu1son 0y p A ). Tas lor on The
ZJtn OF Nay 1859. ~ deed duly recorded ia Il,
Der No 3 paaa $50. # ;h4 laad records of
'ia:hEdrla county. The property is in ,,roved
oy " w LaIEG HOUSE VIII S ro, M ann
3 - aid ~ N Il y N House, well Of @ d
"@!er, about 80 apple trees $50 punch tre,- 60
w! pears, 3O To ~ -tarGsrI pear lfeas a. 10
~ cAeirj tree, from 60 - le0O .!rspu 1In4.,
oI IN" chO!cUsl Varieties There is " aount
ace ci shade and IL oczU'i'ul s."enuo IF or.s-
u - ~ Ia Trees leading TO in, braulisss
ms .! Ss!u: Cosa - c SIS OF .uiS and 0r
SAL; .uG the suia q ) 0I VI b. lnt-rust IT 10
PC Get. lr'n May So, lH?i cut suffice, t.
Itta'! .. - = 66; tno r"G,,lndnr &C tho purchase
mo- ey Il au5 &Iou Cro i Il six, Twelve q d
ci+h 9 n moIth+, 10 b. occurred bg lha no.,s yI
pOFchasor ~ h gOOt security tha .t.a to be re-
'"lhed uALiI 4 ! deier7od uaYm0nts sre met
dHU.l-ti ti 4 La HEf,
w 3t--"4" sJnm ClissI0uQ-.
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s6 Ask your druggist for n c,py Of "Y oure
Mems Er,tno"- and read ii
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'ssia Traveller who Wisely Provides
Against the contingency OF illness by taking
vlth him HCs,ettsrs Stomach Btters, has oces-
sion N coHarstu'ato msslf on his foresight.
when be sees others who have neglected to do so
su1erlng from scnIe one Of The mslades for
which II is q remedy ard preventive. Among
th"se are fever snd ague, biliousr ess, constps-
tl"2 end rheumStl'tn diseases often attendant
upon change Of c i;na!e or unwontsd diet.
Enr .le b. I'll irng cist snt Dealers ganarsllv
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VIRGINIA CLARETs! Superior to importea
Wines, ~ MCtURNEY's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-09
j. B. T. SUTTLE,

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