Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-20

1hoh ofh iCho IoJEhUSAlEM.~ y , Tt0
occasionally writcsn letter to the Baltimore
American from Palestine, in q recent Gcsc:ip
ton Of his adventures in that iotcrcs.r,
part ftho world, says,
Proceeding on CUT journey from ,Jcroho t..
wards Jerusalem, VIC made bliaf halt for rr.i
at tho sito Of the Samalitcn's Iun. Near BIZ
as nc read 10 Luke, &. is tho epot where lr
man going down from Jerusalem to Jericho icE
among thieves, who ripped hip. wound.
him ard left him for dead, and e !oa Sam7rl
tan camo along, piticd him, bcuad " 81,
wounds. and brought him TO au len md to.S
care of him." RsooIlec:iors Of that charui7y
story OF charity without regard to Greco, 9omia.
tul upon me, l strolled on about mic tr,r
the pltc) whore my companions wsre res!,r.
Seating myself by tho waysido. btcamo Wa,
ped 10 moralizlng rcverio, vixen harpeuirg,
look aloug the dreary road saw arproachn
10 single lilo three roueh.!ooking Arab
The leader carried fCrnidsblo loekicg gun CT
blunderbus', and no and bis followers bad every
appearance Of being lioeal doeccrd,n's of q!
thieves who did tho sb,vs mentioned robtioy
and woundng thereabous some $500 years orc,
Tho follows camo up 10 me boldly, and tho lead
er. 10 toerable good Eleli.h, rather lnso!en,ly
L
to Jerusalem. told him was. WhoIeupou
they held consultation in their own language.
Upon my further Saving that my company wa
q short distance II 10 chsrso OF the c ?iei {,
their t,ibc, they held nDother CONSULTATION, md
10 much more civil tono tho leader asked il
| had any tobacco. | an afraid that somowh,t
eagerly Pavc him aomo tobacc, and that was
very prompt 10 p:otferiog similar &c ,ommed,-
ton to tho other two bandits. In fact, l alh
not sure but that was somewhat afraid and
know that felt myself in remarkably pr.
pitistory MOOD, for the thought flashed painfully
upon me that | might soon DO in need of tn
services of a "uood Samaritan" myself to bni
up my wounds and care for me at an inn. Bat
to my delight tho three villains mado CIR rapid,
in the opposite direction. From which incdenl
you will learn tie valuo Of truth and tobacco,
ceived them and thoy had not found my compsr.
ions. thoy would have Immediately retracn'
their steps, overtskan mo- before l reache@
Jerusalem and stripped mo OF AL had sbo,ll
nc. So liable are tourists TO such encounter
as this that dragomen always insist that thcy
shall not stray any disLarc) from tho main
party"
The bufgats 10 fredericksburg blrso" 81
get something to cat, bu. tho police force hay.
log b:en doubled, it is to DO hoped that tn
burglars will b, starved to death.
COUGHS" Bro,On's bronchial Trochcs" sr,
used with advantage 10 allovia.o CoualIs, Sonu
THROAT, HoARsENEss and BRONCHIAL AFFrr
TONS. For thirty yoars these Trochos have
been IN use, with annually increasing favor
they arc not now and untried, but, having boon
tested by Wldo and constant use for nearly 81 err.
tire generation, they have attained we'll meri;ed
rank among the few staple remedies of the ayr
IuE TnRoAT.-"B ro1Dm's Bronchial Trochr.'
act directly On tho organs OF the voice. Thry
have an extraordinary effect in all disorders of The
Throat and Larynx. restoring healthy tone
when relaxed, either from cold or over oxorticn
OF the voice. and produce clear snd dis.nc,
enuncation. Speakers and singers find tn
Troches useful.
A CoUoH, COLD. OATARRu OR SORE THROAT
REQUIRES Immediate attention. as neglcc: cr
tentimes results in some incursble Lung Dig
osse. 'Brown's bronchial gToches'' will NJ
most invariably give relief. limitations Gro Of
tered Tor SALE many OF which arc Injurious. Tho
genuine "Bro'oms Bronchial Trochcs" arc cold
only in 6orcs