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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-19
LATEST rELEeRAMs CONDENSED.

ST. Louis has new incorporated shoe
company of S5O,0OO..capital.
A man named Jack Harris fell dead at
Lincoln, illinois, on the 18th while under
the influence of liquor.
The two train robbers, Monro and Coe,
in Jail at Little Rock, have been sick for
several days with Nostalgia.
The physician in the Tombs reports
Colonel j, Howard Welles, charged with
blackmailing Jay Gould, sane.
Hon. John C. Ferguson, one of the most
prominent Democrats in the State of Mis-
sovri, died Monday Of consumption.
A man, supposed 10 be a tramp, was
killed by deliberately throwing his neck
across the railroad track, near London,
Ohio.
Elsh r. Suite is on trial at indianapolis,
for the cold-bloodcd murder of Geo. Fischer,
in July last The trouble grew out of jeal-
| ousy.
Mr.. J. b. Sherwood, of Union county,
| Arkansas, had his house burglarized one
night this week and a valise containing
! 81 $40 stolen.
A dishonest drummer, by the name of
| Henry Feldman, was arrested Tuesday in
| NinccnneS, Ind, for selling "A suit of clothes
| to q hotel keeper which he had no author
! ity for doing
Dr. Geo. DeDookwater, Of Sidney, Ohio,
| the noted gold coin counterteiter, was
/ found guilty a day or two since, and remand
| ed tor sentence.
| On Wednesday, at Keokuk, Iowa, George
| Haynes, sixteen years old, was killed by
| the falling ofa brick on his head from St.,
| Peters Cathedral.
Patrick w, Murray and p. C. Hammer
were arrested Monday and placed under
heavy bail, on the charge of conspiracy to
defraud, and with making false returns.
One of the divers working at the wreck
of the War Eagle, drove nail through the
air-tube attached to his suit, and was pulled
to the surface barely in time to save his life.
A dozen or more people in New Orleans
were poisoned on Monday, supposed to
have been in. cream cakes. Antidotes
were administered, and none are expected
to die.
On the 18th inst, Fred Peyton, section
foreman on the Lake Shore Railroad, while
attempting to jump upon a moving train,
was caught under the wheels and crushed
to death
A freight train on the Rock Island Road
was thrown from the track near Preston,
Mo-, on Tuesday last, about daylight, and
three or four cars Of lumber and merchan-
disc were badly wrecked.
Albert Gardner, thirteen-year-old lad
living at Moberly, Missouri, attempted on
Wednesday TO climb up on the cars of Il
running train, when missing his hold, was
cut in two by the car wheels.
The examination of James II. Russell, for
the murder of Johnny Smarr, on the 9th
inst, at the st. James Hotel, Kansas City,
has been postponed by Justice Bacon, on
account Of the continued illness of the
prisoner.
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Mexican Railroads

Vo the Editor OF the Herald.
10 every rejecting man In this portion
ofthe United States the subject of railroad.
m Mexico must be of peculiar interest. II
Is development as great, and more re.
m uaa,,'n than the present unparalleled
runway progress In Texas. But our pconl,
NY ~ sea without compass when rcadinr
h Tnrn newspaper illusions 10 the subject
ln,s ARISES chiefly from lack Of rcorrapl
m v~ v' xo' NTH the country, and
railways under CONSTRUCTION wa, IN ,h'
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Extraordinary SGmi-AnnuaI Drawing,
Capital Prize, 100000.

1929 Prizes amounting to .S522 500
Gen. g. L Beauregard Of Laa
Gen. Jubal 4, Esrly, ofVa, ! Commission rs
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at
all points, to whom Il liberal compensation will
be paid.
For further information, write clearly. giving
full address, Send orders by express or Reg
istered Letter or Money Order by muil, address,
cd only to
NJ. a. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La.
REGULAR MONTHLY DRAWING,
Glass 4, Capital Prize $4,000, January 10, 1882
Whole Tickets, 81 Halves ST.
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See Here.

ncc here.
You are sick; well, there is just one rem
cay mat wui cure you beyond possibility of
consumption, dyspepsia, debility Wells
Health Remover is your hope. 81. Drug.
gists. Depot George I. Atkins,
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Mr.. Samuel Mckenzie, Cumberland, Md,
writes: 81 am GS years ofage. About four
years ago began to 90 into decline, sul-
iered from dyspepsia, stone in the bladder,
weak lungs, and general nervous debility.
Nothing tried did me good until | used
Browns Iron Bitters. This remedy has
made me again robust and strong, and |
feel all the fire and activity of youth once
more in my veins"
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0flife, properly cooked meal, affords little or
no present enjoyment and much subsequent
torture to a confirmed dyspeptic But when
chronic indigestion is cOmbatted with Hostetter S
Stomach Bitters, the food is eaten with relish,
and most important ofall is assimulated by and
nourishes the system. Use this grand tonic and
corrective also to remedy constipation bilious
ness, rheumatism, fever and ague.
For sale BY all Druggists and Dealers generally.
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NOVEMBER DRAWING

7'''7 ''V'' IUU
Whole Tickets, So, KalP Tickets.SI
Remit money or bank draft in letter or send
by express Don't send by registered letter or
pOstoilice order Orders of S. and upward by
express can be sent at our expense Address all
building, Louisville, Ky or X. NJ. BOARDMAN
800 Broadway, New York.
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The Prince of Wales has n powerful and
loyal respect for his royal person, and cs-
teens it patriotic duty to guard it zeal
ously. When he visited Swansea recently
he was accompanied by one hundred po-
licemen from London, as II body-guard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-18
1Glexau1ria Q5aEette
MONDAY svENIku. APRIL IS.

THE NATURE OF HYDRopHoBIA.-
The theotp btoscned Iest summer columns thst
rabies 10 deg Is a SORT 0: tc7er or zGmotlc
disssse-a blood poisoning the result OF the
presence OF soGs tniaute tou2old organism 10
his blood, which orgesism ex SIS in his saliva,
snd Wien com Guncated 20 he human subj C!
pfoduo taiauic cffecs. has beeo curiousy
Confirmed By lsc)v=yy lately made &c Pans.
n. Pos cur, &C ;mioeot Plrisisn doctor. mad
experiments VIII he S. va OF boy who hsd
died 10 tie 6aic;s EuHen.. Hospital of hJ dro-
phOtis. Rsb0ts associated With 1t died 10
thirty SIX gouEs otDc. rabbits ioocu attd with
tie buod Or sShiS OF :ho3e first TO- clIsted died
also, ana ever mJrs rsptd y. NJ. PasLtur eX'
smined the blood 0. these inoculated rabbi s
Rlta the microscope, aud found therein sns!I
organism not unlike the 'Dlcrope' of chickeu
choIerd, but Producing different effects. II
Was alsJ Singular tnat pOu!rj when ioocutated
with this ssl.v., or blood. we're oct Affected by
Il, nor were tuioca p!g9. Again. Gozs loocu-
lated with tho boys saliva died 10 few days,
but wltr9u symptoms Ct rabies. Ia taos, their
rapid des.G sjerIs to show iha. the virus With
which they WEI thus inCcu!sted mad developed
Into qui.9 disilUc: organism tom the germ
which -,soduc:s r.uleS tuf 10 cases OF The attcr
she disease !ucc,atos i.r weeks lotten months)
before dlsc slug Itself. as II the gern old moi
take sfect ulili 1t TAI .auC.d large amount
OF siMiisr OrgsolstDs - lsself TO !Gtuse the
ocd. III. Paa;tuf d.d1o@s from tbs, expert
ment5 tbs CONCLUSION that rabies and hydrJuho.
bIa are due tC the pIcseOco OF some nlc.o cJplc
orsaLism, IN the baod {, f the patient.
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Opening ,snG SIusiHS ot the Mails
CLOSING


Washington. d. o., aid Northeastern msils s
3. H., II IL. anu Ind - p. e.
Western Inai!G - and . ID p. e.
Southern m.iia viz Richmond, Va, IL 30 q.
II. aud 81 alG ID p.
South and Southwestern msilB, Wis Lynch
burg, Virslgis., way AND through msils, w q.
d. anG ~ =. II.
AiEn&.@&7 I!vgioa ! 20 =, II.
Ai9xnudr!a 20 Round Hill Vs.. 60 G. n
OrENiFG,
Northern aHd Wes:arl mails, viz Wsshag-
son, u. g., 3 ~ 3. n. Il IL. ED U Gu y. IL,
southern mails, vis G!chInond, Va, 5 80 $, II
and y - L. IL.
Southwestern mails via LynchburS, Virginia
(throuSh LnaI.SJ including WsE Lnslis on Midland
railroad, ~ 3. L.
Mansssas Division 81 p nj. for lock box only.
kounG Ali to :a!eIahCtla, Va, 81 y. Ii.
UIco houcs-Ohce opens y: ~ =. M, snt
closes a. ! W 2. Ii.
Sunday Aours-Ciics opens At As s.. H., and
closes ~ - t.. 10.
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8TEAMERS.
FOB NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR
TRBSS MONROE AND THE SOUTH.

d,
THE STEAMER
GEORGE LIE A RY
Carrying the u 5. MaiD
Mlll leave her wharf foot of Prince street. on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATUK.
la IS: st $50 p. IN stopping at Piney Point
sno Font Lookout going aud returning. Re.
turnlng leaves Norfolk on WEUNESDAIS,
FRIDAYS snd SUNDAiSat4o O'Clock D. m,
FlrsI,c!ss tsre to Fortress Monroe aud
Norfolk 90 ~
Second class ............. 10
First class tsrs to finey Point and Point
Lookuut.."".... ....... 90
second class ............ 70
Ststerooms 81. Meals T5o.
Freight received until 430 o NJ
GEORGE MaTrlNGLY, Supt.
P. 3. H0OE, Agent. mh26
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DRU&sa, CHEMICALS, DC.
Macon. Ca. March 81 1879

Macon, Ca, March 81 1879
From having been intimate with the proprie'
known much Of its mat utic!ure sind use. There
are men IL this community who were victims in
esrly life to Syphilis, and who have taken the
5. s. 5. medicine, and ere now, to sil sppesr-
snces and in their own beiief. as free from faint
Of disease IS the frs. man. fresh from the EsLd-
Of mis- Maker. Ne!icscy forbids their public re-
Communications. but I I'm allowed to refer the
sEeptic privately to those who will endorse eve
ryInlnx that can be sad in its favor. Being pro-
fessionsliy much opposed to recommending go.
cret remedies, It Is with hesitation | attach nv
usme TO this article; but kno1o ,chercofI speak
when I say our science has Lot msGc puoic II
combination equal 10 'Swit:'s Syphiii,ic Speci
ic" for the purpose indcstrd.
Il. J.. MAssENBURG Phi e.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro.
pr!e!or5, Atlanta, Ga
Sold by Z. :. Lesibester s. Bro. Call for q
copy Of ny Dung MEMS Friend"
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
ssh

The ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE. begun in
17G9, is the oldest. newspaper il the State, and
the only daily published in Northern Virginia.
!. nag survived, with few exceptions, all the
public presses in America which saw with it the
dawn Of the nineteenth century. 1t lives too
not in decay, but full Of life and vigol,
giving sll the news, telling the truth without
fear, iAvor or Affection trenching on the privacy
of no mans home, bu! full to the brim with al
public information, and giving dsily honest
Judgments OF public men and public. measures.
It furnishes the news kilograms of the New
York Associated Press and OF Reuters European
agency, being. with but three exceptions, the only
paper between Baltimore and Richmond that is
thus connected With the great fountsins of the
worlds news.
With tbs coming year oil the long tried and
u
paper will be- continued, with such additional
facilities as past experience jutifes the proprie-
tor in believing will sd to the Capacity of the
GAZette 70 serve lis readers. Il expects to rem
d., faithful service to the city, the state and the
country by p candid criticism OF men snd events
in the interest OF the people OF the Common
wealth Of Virginia.
To meet eli the demands upon it. the Gszette
Will be made o WASHINGTON and RICH
MOND NkWSPAPER, AS we'll as Al ALEX-
ANDRIA JOURNAL The Richmond and
Washington news of past years has left little 10
Improve, out yo. greater effort will be inside TO
insure absolute perfection in these departments,
The city Of Alexandria will tGd As usual its
dsi!y history IN eacn evenings issue, aud the
intelligence ofthst section Of the Commonwealth
which nature has bound TO AeIandris by the
curvature u its Inoun;ains or the courses of its
rvers as we'll as inst portion linked to US by the
iron bands OF railways, will be assiduously
chronlcled
The Business and Commercial columns OF the
Gazette vii! be filed with the earliest and most
exact commercial news, edited with such pains.
taking care rs will render sn error. whore even
slight errors are dangerous, impossible.
The Cs,t.e Markets of ali the leading points of
the world whose rates sfect this market will be
quoted. and regular statements OF the Baltimore,
Georgetown, Washington and Ale1andris sales
of cattle will appear.
The Flour, Grain and Produce moveme nts
will be noted daily, and The sales Of the AleXsn-
dris and neis nOoT!ng markets given With sccu-
racy and dispstch. The Grocery and ether msr.
kets will receive constant attention, and the
money or STOCK markets OF the country epito.
mixed for its columns. full details being given
TO all stocks, sc, watch fud investors in this
section OF the country.
Toe advertising columns Ct the Gazette offer
IN lucenents which experience has shown to If.
,urd greater returns for small Investment thsn
any other which Can be msda
TERhS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Alexandria Usi!y Gazette........S SIS per snnum
alexandria Tri- w eekly Gazette. I"
ALWAYS Cssh in advance.
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Mail. E1p-e,;
North Bound.

Nail, Soutnwsrd. connects at Charlottesville
with Ghes. s Ohio 4. T., East and West A.
Lynch burg, connects With Atlantic, Miss /
OHIO <. f., through Southwest Virgins, K
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rccs
and TeIas-snd at Dsnville with Richmond {
Dsnyl!o K. e., to South end Southwest.
u Express Southwark connects ST Charlotte.
Villo I'll points on Ches, & Ohio r. T., a.:
al Danville for all points South. East and Sou,:.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave A,
eIsadTia daily, except Sunday, sou 8. m ~.
II o. M, and returning arrive at Alexandra
l % n and 255 2. N.
7 10 q. N, and Alexandria 52a m, dsiy
except Sunday, arrive at S:rssburg stl2 Is IN.
connecting With the Valley Road Ess sz3
West Leave St1ssburg 80 p. M, arriving S,
Alexandra o. s IS p. n.
AIXEO TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lSlON leaves Alezsndria daily. excep. SUE.
day, at Gu ,. f., arriving at Strssburg Also
.. m, and returning leaves Str.sburg 81 81;
a. M, STRIVING IN Alexandris st 2 IS 2. n.
For Aiddlebur2, daily connection st PliiI
station.
For upperville, regular connection 1t Der
plane.
For WARRGNToN, leave Washington 1t
I 10 g. Il. daily.
All trains make good connections Of Wnt'
ineton, to snd from North snd West
sew Orleans sleeper lesves " ashing!on 1t
I III a. H., running through without chang,
On Express train, leaving Wash g.on St u o.
P. n hsTk's Adjustable Reclining Chair ca,
with ezsrss charge only Sl.OO, througl~
OspCile.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washius.oi
ana Augusta, ia, without change, on lou
p. N. trsin
Through tickets very low TO the South sr
Southwest.
MERCER SJ,AugHTRR IA
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+ hAN 4 .AOMSCN
GeRarsl Manager.

:; lkGlNiA Midland MAILMAN
JOHN 5. BARBOUR, President.
On Eld nlter SUNDAY, Jan. IL, 1851, Pu
sanger :rIiEG will run 81 follows:
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FANCY GOODS.
@, M. AID & Ms

An immense sasGrt:nent OF Merino Underwear,
showing !be largest snc most complete stock OF.
tsrad in the city for adies gents, misses boys
and infants; prices l5c TO IS Zach.
Ribbons, Corsels and H.ndkerchiefs,
GermsAt0wn, Saxony snd Shatl@nd Wool;
Yarns III eli co!ors and qualities Zephyr Worst
ed, Iuli supply; alRsya in stocs Canvass, NJ OF
;oes. E:n oroidsring Silks sid i!eeies.
Buttons Spool oi!k, Cottous, Thread, Sosps,
Perfumery. Jeweiry, SC.
Hosiery in solid colors, Stripes, Bs!noral
Bslb!igzaa, heriuo, jisie Thread, Mourning
snd Yarn over 600 dozen OF fine and medium
price hosiery; prices from Ice 10 81 80 per pair.
Wooden Shswis, scsrGs. Hoods sad Nubi.s
Gloves in Kid. Buck. Sheep nnd Dog SsiD
French Castor. Cloth, Berlin, Rinzwood, Cash
mere and Upocgratf; price 25c TO 81 per pair
Gents fno NecSWear in Ties, Bows, Rutsnd,
DeJoinviile spc u handsome assortment Of Clau-
dents Scsris, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs aad Silk
SuspenGers.
Neck kufling, Rufs, LAGOS, /iGdgrgs Veil
ings, Hoop shirts, &c
G. Ii. ADAMS. 50 King st,
ssplG Alexandria, Va
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Inland / Seaboard Coastjng Go
Stesmsrs Of this lila will run &c follows:
FOR N0AFOLK,
Connecting with Merchants and Miners Lime
for Boston, steamer
EEBE' OF THE E.JEE

EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 80 oclock pm; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days at 400 g, m.
Ihis stsunch iron steamer has just been paint
ed throughout, ststerooms newly furnished and
csrpeted and ia the hsndsonest as we'll ns the
safest ocst on the Potomsc river and Chesapeake
Day, anu is the only steamer making close con-
nectlon with the New York AID Boston steam
ers; also connects with Richmond stes mers snc
railroad lines south. Stops at PINEf POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fare. first class. e. 50; second class ST. 50.
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Tho steamers of this company mako connec-
tions q! Norfolk for Boston and all points Hast
1T New York with all points West and North
west, and e. Alexandra with Virginia Midland
Ksilrosd and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates given and freight handled care
fully aud promptly. For further information
apply to +. a. REED, Agent,
Jsnney's wharf
j. w. THOMPSON, President,
l4l6 street,
sep GI-tt Washington, .. G.
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WAsHINGToN 4 OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,


Beginning Nov. %, 1880.
The MALL TRAIN will leave Washing.o.
s, 70 s. N. and Ale1andria at 925 4. L,
daily except Sunday; pass Leesburs, gori
Restwsrd, st II 81 g. "a, and arrive al RouI..
Hill E! II l5pu. Leave Round Hill at Il 80 pu.;
pass Leesoure, gong eastward, 10 p. n; ~.
STRIVE st alexandra a. Is p. M, ard d
Washington II 3 80 D. 10.
The ACCOM- MOUATION TRAIN will lesv:
Washington at - p. m. and Ale1sndris 81
= 20 p. m. daily, except Sunday, and STRIVE St
Leesourg at i ~ p. N. Leave Leesburg s! iG
.: m. and arrive st Alexandra at 8 Is g. NJ, AZ:
Washington al 80 n. N.
80 Passengers from Washington will !iH
me washington and OHIO cars at toe BaI.incH
Il Potomac Railroad station at9 20 a. m. sEd AZ
p. ~, snd 90 through without change Of ca!
Thes.2> am. train from Alexandris sndll%
2: ~ trsin from Round Hill counec. al RCus:
Eilt With Mccoy s. Wieginton's Daily Lie d
C1sches for 6nickersvil!e, Berryville snd VIZ
chester; also Hesmer's Line of Coaches, wtici
,Asvs iiss3oura daily for Aide and Middle
burg
Both trains, westward, make close connec.ch
81 Vienns. with Sisson' Line of Stages for P,i'
tax Court House.
Communications tickets, 81 ots Der mile
annual tAcAeIB, $50.
q. HAVENER,
oc'ia-t1 General Tickle. Ase.i
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HAELROAD0.


1881 81 rsxt GREAT 4 4; 1881
TO THE NORTH, VEST & sCUTHwHsr
DOUBLE TRACK. No.
STEEL balls 4 s. s ? L soENRsv
AAeNlf 4 eIsi 4!h, hi9ssHIl l
Ttsins leave Washington from depo: Of r.
TIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAn9 PAL
rer Of Sixth and = stI sets, as follows. eo''
For Philadelphia, New York and he Ess. 49,,
IL 30 I'm. daily, except Sunday, and lOI..ss99
1000 p, n daily. with Palace Cars, I iaa
tied Express of Pullman Parlor Csrs an aG!
sn. daily, except Sunday. For Phiisdcjs,a..
snd III 80 u. N. daily, except Supdsv ~,
on. 40 and 10 D. m. daily. Ano
For Pl5isburg and the West 800 q. NJ. vi,
Parlor car TO Pittsburg and Sleeping e.. wv, "a
Ptttsours and Chicago 1899 a. N, d.;,r
9.3D ?. u. an y, ~ith Palace Car to Chcs.a,
Fox Csnsndsigus and the North, So
except Sunday and 93u y. n. 1slly, eIeer M
Saturday, with Palace Ca: :, Csnspdssrps'
FOR Wstkius, 1890 8. NJ. daily e1cep, Svs,
dsy. SS-'
Fo7 Baltimore, 81, SEC. $50 and 1880
20, e, 40, $40, $50 and 1000 o. ~
On Sunday ,S.UO and IL. 81 AM; Eco, 5.40 Q a.
aiu loco .. Lii.
For tore's Creek Line, s 90 =. m. and 44Onn
dsily, except Sunday.
TOT Annapolis, D 80 a. %. and 4G p. N. dslI,
e1csp. sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
Soc 4 ieSand.Ia I %, 7 80, $40, snd |; 81 -,
H.. sad "a, 5, i 70, g aud IL 81 y. N. SIM.
dsS st SO, 8 ~, and Ii SO 8. M. and S ..
Tfs:ns !eavs Alexandra. for Wasuluk!oa ar
8.0o. md 10 &. L., and II 50, 3, 5, /, cid
D. u. sd = night.
On sunday q; &c. snd 10 a. M. and TeO ss3
il D. III.
caNCUGA TRAIN FOB THE SOUTH s.,
2nsa;icc and Hich!aoId, will leave Als1sr
drl& e. 16u sud II 81 =. n. daily and 5 b D
Ia da'l' 3xcapt sunday.
Fast mail, leaving at II 81 q. M, makes bu, On,
stop, viz: a. QuanLico, between Aieysud:,
and Richmond.
Tickets and Information can be procured ,
principal ra!:rosd stations and ticket OFF, >
Southeast i. z. FARAER
GeH'l. Passenger A?esi
FRANK Ga0MSUN
Genera! Manager. A.,
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..sssssa CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEk
S,ssSssas LY TO
PHILADELPHIA FALL RIVER. PROvr-
DENCE AND BOSTON.
Steamers lesye Alexandra EVERY TURs.
DAY and lesve Philadelphia EVERY SAT.
URDAY. VA
T6ia line connects at AlexsnGria wi.h :beO
a. & n. and W & o, <. Rs, snd q. PhiIsdsi,
plis with Oydes regula. Steamships for VII
River, Providence and Boston. 81
Freight forwarded with promptnesa and care.
free Of commissions Uni =
No charge for transfer in Philsdelphis, md
wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. Frequent
uePsi!utes. Inroggh rates and through bills
OF lsdlng given. Insurance st the lowest rates
Agents:
=. a. REED, Als1andris.
VIM: 2 CLYDE & CO., Phllsdelrti.
JOHNSON & CO.. Wash. & Georgtn
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II
PGTG.u.aC FERIsA. CO.'S. STEAMERS
FOR LANDINGS
ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER
On and sitter sunday, July 18th,
Will leave sc follows:
Steamer T. V. ARROW SMITH leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Goa. wharf, loot of King street,
EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and To Uk5-
"a I, st I 80 ~. for Leouardtown and all
intermediate landings
Steamer MYSTIC leaves EVERY MON.
DAY, WGDN ESDAY and FRIDAY, SIT 80
4. m, for Nomini and intermediate landings,
GEO, Il. PHILLIPS, Msnsyer,
Potomac Ferry Company.
j. 3 PADGETT Agent. iyi7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-18
South Bound.

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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-23
Christian Manhood.

Christian manhood must dignity our
pulpits and be the browning grace Of
our ministry. What we are will affect
our churches for good or evil more than
merely what we SOY. The ministry of
life is always more effective than the
gospel Of speech. The one will be re-
membered when the other il forgotten.
Our practice will either strengthen or
weaken our teaching. The apostolic
admonition is for all who are In the true
line Of succession: "In allthings show
ing thyself pattern Of good works"
That petty jealousy which displays it.
self in envying the gifts and graces Of
the more prominent brethren will be alb
sorbed and forgotten in the holy resolve
to emulate the nobilities Of their char
acter, and to be unconscious of their
weaknesses. The supreme importance
of our work when adequately appreci.
ated by US viii hinder us from under.
estimating the value of our more hon.
ored brethren, a. it will preserve ~
from overestimating our own.
We are proud to know We have breth.
rem, deprived Of many of the external
incentives and announcements to fidel.
ity which others Of US enjoy, who, In
their comparative obscurity, willingly
endure the Affections Of poverty 10,
truth and principle, rather than forfeit
their convictions, when to do 50 would
secure them On immunity from the griefl
of their necessities, in gaining for them
an increase in this worlds possessions,
REQ. G. r. Lush.