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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Tc.Day's Foreign News.

LONDON. Nov The Paris correspondent Of
the rl1ls says: Saturdays debate in the
ChsGbeF ct Deputies Go The iGuisisa question
is one Ct tho creates: parliamentary dissI-
pplo'mans shioh has been kuCwo Tor yspra.
A BNI'a 0ijra!oh to thu Ein3s reports that
Princo Bismarck hsa brought 80 cctioa for
SANDER against Herr Ven 3 lasan, acce DIST,
arising lr5c spatci ct Her. Yea Blosea to
bis cous!iusG,e.
A correspondent u tie I'm al D.iScu!:ng
ln1ia, says: i'As deaths I:a:a epidemic ohol-
crn:c tcSU; ameun. 80 1000 & zen times :he
normal rate 81 mortality Tor he past few years
ATHENS NJv. IA sts,ue of lord B;ron
has Sheen aavei;L 8. Nli:soIo:g'ii, whero he
died.
ROME Nov. 7.--iho a,oiv:I6aly Of tho
battle Of hlcatsuG Wss !eb.l!ed ct Milan sud
at Mer:sn.. Two speakers at tillaa aud On,
ct Montana we're si!epc:d b; tae rclice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
IMMATURE ALMANAO NOV 1881

Sun 'Tsss...,. 80 S:t. SETS. Is
aEGIgEt.
Stmp Z E,igh!, New York. to F 4 Reed
Str Norlotk. Philadelphia. to r a Reed
Str Lsdy OK tho Lake Norfolk. to T. A Ra,d
Cir E1cohior, Norfolk. to z 3 Hoos
SIR Sue. Baltimore. to B-oders & Go,
81. Mhttsno l0wer Po.c. to j Broders & Ga
S!E aTroEsmith, lower Potomac, TO 20
!omGc Ferry Company.
Schr Albert A.aon, NsW York, 10 Eu,ces,
& Co. - ~o'k's'
sch7 Maggie Washington. t. VIM 4 Moor,
SAILED.
str Lady OF The Lake. Norfolk. by f A Raed
Tsr que, Baltimore, by Bgoders s. Co,
E.s = a!!ano lower Potc. By j Broders & Ga.
otf Arro1smith, l0Ier Potomac, hv Po.
somac Forty Company
PAssEDUe.
Scars Joseph s Baker, j T Campbs,l fo,
Washington. end fchr Henry Davog, fer Georp,.
.oEG.
aEIGEaaDA
Bark Moreno, from Georgetown, st NY5 9Th.
Scnr Is q Beach, from Milford, Conn, for iii,
port, passed through He'll Gate 5th.
Scbr Earl 2 Asson, 10 This mort, sailed from
Providence Cd. AVN
schr Joa usy, from Georgetown, st N Y 9th,
Schr Melsks, from Georgetown, at Bangor Sd,
EGhrs Caleb Eijgwsy, 4 q Buckley and 4
AcConnsll, from chmond. at New York 9Th,
:, sch,s VIA Acgso sud Vspor, sailed from
rolieuslphis for this port 9Th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07
Eight WIFI, Indians

FAN FRANCISCO. New. a Tlei5u dis
patch eiyesserdsy says: "I9!orms'an is lust
reosived of eight h2iwees tho hostile Ansutcs
uudcr CAis!O Wow ard Drsoo aad Uaittd
States c.vArl ia Apache couutY, in which four
lndisas were killed sod lhrco woncn aud
children captured. The Indiana wcre scs!.
tered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

Thc y5!i.icai :aia;o'y Of Ike cntiEe Rylll
sTjr3s 30 siE.i al il aace Il tiso sGr:tulcr Of
The r.. ub :caE p.-!y ia Erg;2is TO Ge1trR.
Mahonc. \ pr ah,se ta.k end file m5ved
shoulder 10 shtu'd3r aed without question
cb:gtd Implicitly lv:ry c;dcc i: rjc;ved. apd
when ltss .Ean cle year ago cas-. ST coo
voGs, aai e.no wi;iio Il ;ts: lEousa; i. CT o,r!y-
leg tbs STATE, vo,uAt:riy sub rii1a;ts itself,
40! ita'. loo, uooan1iionaly. TO mtrs haze
tai Ct m@D abs tu; rtc:D:ly sore lis NEST
pr0sciiplva cu;mi.s. But tho surrender Ct
the matciisi t5Ic cf the party. lis votes,
wooaa,;ui rs tba. il. docs 10. txoted tho &c
maiE:b9 Si3Guii.liY IT Ito surrender Of lis
pliocip;ea. Iie !lolirs oHiza;iOaa Of peculiarly
conr.c l1s fundamental p!iac!p.s OF ito r.
publican rs:ly, end yl: no republicans in
V;igja!a yI1i:i Inst rlioe pic w!hau. 90 cTart
10 i IL i. and III Dt 10 "a s,esi ttat Ct the
few l:cii to "1tm Ih'y iSnoGiaioasiS surrender
without nGugSl4-ho democrat z,cg principle
Of rcrulla 1o l. is INC political wlrGcr 4
toe hia:3,ic.l wlri is oeo.ntrioi,y bsi;g OILY
tqlsIisl ~ is baseu;ss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07
Burning Oi a. HEOsel.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA special dispatch
fem 9anmoatcn, II. j., dated + o7. G. says
Tho .Hsmmonton HcusB' Was bCraed TO the
ground yesterday m2rtiGG. CEe gus: from
Newark. whose narHo Cannot be- ascsrtsiGed, is
reported to ba mis- i7G and several 20 rem ard
children vero lowered from thD w'uGras by
ropes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

/: Is understood that the federal Cts, now
he!d by every publican hsiog from Virpiri.,
whether it be iu Wssbirgtc or within ,he Il, .
us Ct the State. hes been rronis, to 8, LEAST D
q I'm democrats provided they work md vote
for Mahcne. If their work bs successful one
OF each dean will be rewarded. but what will
the other el.ven and the poor removed rcpubli-
o,n dn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07
Crew Picked SIp.

DEHNlspoRT, Mess, Nov. 7.-Csr'. Horny
Ii. Flsk, ii ;he Schooner James Fa,d. West
D.nbia from B;s:cu bluad clsias criyed OF
Bass River. yesterday with Zen OF tha crew Of
tho whaloe tchcouer Delia, stioh sapk in q
gallo Ffidsy night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

Tho make! opens quiet: with light receipts
and limited transactions, tho clec:i )n ergrossnz
tho s!'enticn 0! both tustr, and sellers. Flour
is dull snd unchanged hbou. 100 tu,hels Of
Wheat wt:e aold tt-i.y at I35slGs for Ful:z 40
Tor mixed and ll5aiAj for Lsacss.sr. Small lots
0! Corn were cGerid BIZ! no saies reported
Nothing Going in Bye or OATS County plt-
duce continues scarce and wanted q. auots.ous
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

Iua NahoaCtcs profess 10 b, ia favor G! Ed
equal distribution o. the cfiio:s between their
white SC: c'!37sd supporters, bu. 10 liichmo1d,
whtrs tht?o tIe Eva !hGussUl coio,cd voters,
they wou:! 80, cyta lu: one ccl2:ed msa en-
their l. g:sisii~c ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07
stranded.

GAsPE Que. Nov Tho SIC IN LISTING
ton, OF London. is s.rsaGed mics east Of South
wcst POINT, Anti Ccs;i Tho crew were saved.
Tho vessel il full Of water. ard i! is lurrcte! s!o
viii! lruro total wreck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

" always let cid 20 MS /. clnts' ono
says; wh!ca means that DO oserwofks the sys-
tom IN getting rid Of cold rsther tlsu essist It
BY ns;Og DR.. Bu'i's Cough Syrup. P,ius 25
cauts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

Dyn't hang round tie pulls, bu; vote ac1 SCI
hat yet: nCigako does likewise. LES evtr5
dab oglioY vo,,r b3 brought Out
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

Tho dcD0e.as .ho eb;;eies lrJui v5tiig t..
morrow eiVcl liza. much a;d nuG c}miort 20 tht
enemies Of FiIsiriis's wcisrc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

The iIs!s.a D.s!rcs will prcb,big 10 the
BATH Glst,i.t ia thc STATE; let Aleyaritis
oat;y 30 fl!e in tie District
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

Tau ty.s {! ito nhtlJ o,un,ty &c fixed ~.
on Virginia. L,: i: hs Sc: L taa! she rap5diste:
the &;5: Ct regulation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

D~;s.Ccr .!s-r CT ead poor. hgh aud low-
give Gus Gay 70 h. sa!va'ioo If tho State enc
ycu- own good name.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

N:va7 lrcc 90 hsa there been srcl Ell inpcr.-
81; election in Virginia; Therefore the necsasity
for t, fiji! .Ic;J:- laying vets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07
DEmGCRATEC TECAET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN IL. DANIEL, OF LYNCHBURG.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOV EGNOR,
JAMES BARBOUR, OF CULPEpER
FOE ATTORNEY GENERAL
?. ~. NcKINNEY, OF FARMNILLE.
FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
JUDGE CHARLES L. STUART
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

The captain oftho aloop run into BIZ sho sseem-
ar Excolsi9r On the lower Potomac short lima
ago. intends 10 institute suit sgainft tic steam-
boa! company TO recover damages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

Every vote counts; go see to it tho. ev5ry
democratic voter is at The polls carly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

Remember the honor OF Virginia is 10 the
balance. Let not her cscutcbeon be smirched,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

There ii 30 yessJu Why tho democrats siluuli
rat gain "isTOua vic:ofy" tc-nor7aa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

Don't let's asve any moro Mshoucs in III
Seua:c. Vote It. nnrroW the deElac:a!ic tickle
sra!shtCu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

Lei ;v2iy Democrat! remember ;lst ulucl d..
peld. upoa lis voa t2-5nrrj%. LIST there II
no: ia:g,.js
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07
a Kansas Man:s Satisfaction

D. H. Kaufman. Esq, Of Hutton, Rush
TO-, hacs.. sometime ago wrote: l sa sure
everyone WHO tried the Hamburg Drops aill
Dc satisfied with the iesu; Gtd use them agsiu.
Ito remedy hss teen in use By oar family aud
his rendered excellent se: VIC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

F1te ij-morr2s t3r Diaiel, Barbour Mo
klG&Iy aal Stuart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

No democrat who loves bis State will fail 70
Vote to morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

vote yourself end see to j. that yCur neigh.
b0r votes also.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

IsJ .naIro8's san 20 dosn 90 . Wa!uIoc
for the NJ. hlnai;.s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07
EsEneCEsEEC TsGEGT.

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN ". DANIEL OF LINUuDUHG.
FOR LIEUTENANT G0VEGEoG,
JAMES BARBOUR, Or CULPEPEn.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
!. ". McklNNEI, OF FAEMILLLE.,
FOR TIE HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
JUDGE CHARLES E. STUART.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

EI AEISD-An honest and Intelligent BOY,
w IA or lG ycsrs Ct nge, in grocery and
provision slcrc; must write fair hand spd
come we'll recommended. Address in owa
handwriting with References; HON Est, Ga.
z,tte ofica nov7-9.
IT UNTGR'S IN VlSlBUEPUnEO OUNCE
"a BANDOLlNE Pc WIDER. The contents
OF each package will MAKE half pin. of elegant
and irssrsn: Bsntoliae. Price 10 cen!s mar
package; msilsd to atty address on receiD, Of -
cen0. l2ctlsI aNHEY u CO.
MOTHER SEIGHLS CURATIVE SY,
I'VE RUP. the shake: Extract Of Boots for
diseases CT tina Liver, - s2epaia Nervous Debil.
ity, Rheumatism, SC. 10. ssle By
tcElH e. :. LhaDBHATHR ZERO
4 EEOlCE BUTTER ard FEESG EGGS cen.
~ elantiJ received and fer ss'eby
oc'.l j. q. MILBUaN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

tignlE Car loads of live s!ock passed through
here over tho V. n. Railway Saturday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07
DEMGCGaTEC TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR
JObN S. DANIEL. OF LINCHHUN9.
FOR LlEUTENhNT GOVERNOR,
Jh%ES BARBOUR, OF CULpEpEE.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
p. " MCKINNEY, OF FARMElLLE.
FOR TIE HOUSE OF DELEGATES
JUDGE CHARLES L. STUART.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07
Alexandria, Gazette and VIRGINIA Advert
DEMOCRATIC T5CHET.

FOR GOVERNOR
JOHN v. DANIEL, OF LyNuHBUHG.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
jAfE! BARBOUR, OF CULpEPEE.
FOE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
z. IS. MCKINNEY, OF FARMVILLt:,
FOB THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
JUDGE CHARLES + STUART.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

Voc tire siiaisht debt ,s;itg t;cIs! and al
vii: b vel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07
bDEMDCYsATlC TICKET,

FOR GOVERNOR.
JOIN n. DANIEL, Or LYNGHBURG.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
JAMES BARDOUR, OF CULPEPER.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
I. ". MCKINNEY, OF FARMFiLLE
FOR TIE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
JUDGE CHARLES L. STUART.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

s:UCKWEEaT SaCASI
- EUUKWREaT SACKSit
Ne have II eidie sid fox s1le chesr, O lok Of
bGckWfes: Neal cachs. htntst m ,lv nrinted in
2o!cf" McLGAN & OHLER,
n''o ~ King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

ADAy OF RECKONING r,us, ;n,g;;. Nc .-,no
"a ,,o,o ,nho L,,, s,,.-,s5 -. ,:,,r-.-
'Ne0o W.. A"'u 1's''''" 'a' ''fD.''e''S
pst'S ID 'no nour CT mr. gEess!e' ncsc; sna
Whea that day comes, should The? ncS 10 LaG
20 O stric! accountability for The iaiury they
hava uanto,,v ;,n;c.oS2 ,vi.t .cc,o,.,i,o
tr'p'o "''o
~ ~ ..lo gary 10 t:'s o'%.a sXsec;a Q: Lores
10 ecu Hen' MeHone ne tGo mead o' iEo ?inQt-
IlcAo otgaalz,ton Aoo should sucn dto
oi'SI.'y p..al .Gc Fai'F' "HSt VII % ,Ec !%te
VI ,'r, ; ,ursG iTpIG"csh FSaola'Itis: WIZ tha
!ai'u!u' a"iss % tGm!itcu - tic c2a!c:'f,
II sh"'o IL Tie p''r'a7G2 % nc nS" Tcgi"c
rernsNs !EE t!nlo ICE bia4Yt, Ven h1kers,
uheG's' *LH IeH o'htia OF 'dc &cia p!oEi-
cent cosertefs' nay Ieoe!vn some consideration
o. tho n1oGS ci Noo' MaNel' admintstisSitp,
GU: even sney S':l. s2en2' or iateF; Una iHem-
served thIs masie;S ~ ea r;lc>t aGd ua2,in-
o,p'e. pMs-n' haI ;Si' % T." b!t'eE tl'c;!on
o. Ana shsi viii 49, H. ;.,, ,', - Ura .;.a
hollc.s il v;.sipia who h,v, nioz;I it,sm-
.elv5s q b, f,r,0riz q into a srnmn;i o} lie
M4Acac ticket? ": ssy te,-or;z j, b.c.usc
We TcHln5G the .Ss3y!i3a t:;as 20. Tvs ncr c2rt,
of tho oiticehoGots ia ITO Sato trl voluntary
supporters Of Ger. hiatouo's policy. The
cdiot Wls s:lt ior;ii iwo years rso BIZ EIr.
Raum, tbs. cry tiSc:hoIlir cn.ce!aiGin, ra0u
dalioo sentiments. ntuG 30 "rcra,ttcd 70
rcsiao." Tti5 ytnr tho liam. (}anrrisainrrr
has another eet o. ,rcrala in rsa, ard the -.
Gcor 5h, Refuses 90 csp:uso Tho cans. # rosG.
iustcrisr, es p,pacacd ~ (,s,,eron, Ra;r W.
!s bcheslcd at otcl. If e rsnrhiicsn en- ~
,...a..s..l r =. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07
"Aon't Know HnIrthe;r Value"

They curoi mo CT Ague, Biliousno:s md
Kidney Complaint, Is recommended | had o
half bottle l:f. which I used Tor MP two lille
girls, who the doctors and re;s hoors said could
not be cured: would have lost both OF them
oao nigh. II lad not given thtm Hop Ei.sera.
They did them so much sUod CONTINUED tbeir
use unit! they were cured. Tim. is why cay
you DO rot Know half the vs!uc Of Hop Blttera,
and 90 not recon- III and them high eponQb."-B,
Rochester. Il. Y.-Amcrican R:raL Home"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07
Hsahone end tsis Eo,,nwcrs

Debt-Esye!:l CeVolc ono day 20 the salvation of
tina Gli Commonwealth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

"UthCK-DRAuGHT" cures costiye-
ness and Sick Leatiache.
For ssle by Is. S. Load bosier 8, Bro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-07

FOR G1VEES&E

JOHN W. DANIEL, o. LYNCHEUa2.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-08
Evading the Law In Three States...A
Triangular Contest.

w. L. Rosekrans, Of Albany, while on
. trip during the past week, performed
the remarkable feat Of being in three
counties at one time. He sat on stone
In Fulton County and rested his right
foot in Saratoga County and his left foot
in Montgomery County.-7roy (N. ~
Tines.
Remarkable - the above may seem to
our evening cotemporary, . feat still
more remarkable can be performed by
any person who will take the trouble to
ascend the mountain which separates
tho towns Of Pownal, w., and Peters
burg, In this county. On the top ofthis
mountain there is : stone which marks
the spot where the States of Vermont,
Massachusetts, and New York come to.
gether. A person can stand upon the
top Of the stone with one foot, being not
only in three counties at the same time.
but in three States a. we'll. During the
Tine when the prohibition law was not
. dead letter in Vermont and Massachu.
sets the people Of those States who re-
sided along the York State line were in
the habit q crossing over on this side
70 purchase their alcoholic beverages.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-08

rang sweetly. oh, 10 sweeilv. and all the
world about me seemed full ot music"
Al this happened many, many years ago.
Iictiy and I live together now.
We have done 80 u long while; ever since
Mrs. Deacon died.
Jack. marriage turned out very happy
one, aud his children dotc upon and tyran.
nixe over their Aunt Ilc,ty beyond anything
] ever saw.
Not only 50. hut their father has the same
gentle, loving tenderness, the same reveren.
,ial love for his old playmaie--the woman
VINO IL different from Others"-as ever he
had.
The wi,hcrcd posy still lies In corner Of
lIetty's desk. ! know, for ! have seen II
many times and oft.
II serves, ] doubt not, to remind her that
she once iorgo,-0nce loved but Too well, and
then lived her sorrow down and took up her
life rs II had been ordered for her--as =
brave woman should.
Nv tale has M plot IN Il after all. 1t l. not
half ~ full NJ incidents n. those used 10
write In Paradise Place. while the hoar,c
dag put me out Nv his barking and the lark
chcered me up with his SOM. 1t Is only the
story ~ one woman's hear. told by another
wo,aaa who loved her dearly and love, her
dearly still.-.W he Year ROuad.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-08
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

Christian TX. of Denmark is about
to visit Russia, Germany and France.
Offending journalists in Japan are
arraigned in handouts and tied up with
a rope around their loins.
The London Standard is said to have
completed the best arrangements for
American news of any daily paper in
England.
The Empress of Germany, on her
convalescence, published letter through
Prince Bismarck thanking the people
for their affecting manifestations ofsym-
patty during her illness.
1T costs $4,000 year to keep Cet-
ewayo, the Zulu chief, in prison, and
some of the English papers are asking
whether the amount could not be saved
and Cetewayo allowed his liberty.
Princess Maud, the youngest daugh-
ter otthe Prince of Wales, is described
by a London correspondent as musical
genius. Although only twelve years old,
she shows extraordinary vocal powers,
and is so devoted and persistent q stu
dent of music that her parents have been
obliged to restrain her enthusiasm.
The Grand Duke of Baden, who is
about to become King, is the most lib
eral of all the present German sover-
eigns. His sympathy with all liberal
and nOn,,1or rnnvomonta on6 h1e manly
and unpretending character, have made
him great favorite with his republican
neighbors on the Swiss frontier. The
Grand Duke is married to the only
daughter Of the Emperor William.
The exiled King and Queen of Ma
pies spend their summers quietly at
HOulgate, on the French coast. The
King allows no ambition to disturb his
easy existence. The Italian Govern
ment has lately taken into considera-
ton proposition tending to restore to
the royal family of Naples the large for
tune they enjoyed when the King sat on
his throne.
Princess Dolgorouki, the widow of
the late Gar, is now at Carlsbad, &C.
companied by her son, Prince Peter.
Particularly affable and winning in
manner, the Princess does not disdain
to visit her hostess in the kitchen. On
the strangers list she gave orders to
insert her name as "Princess Dolgo-
rouki, from Petersburgh." At Vienna
the Emperor Franz Josef Immediately
paid her visit, and a court equipage
was sent by the Empress to conduct the
Princess to Schonbrunn.
The German Government has been
conducting vigorous crusade against
the manufacturers Of spurious wines on
the Rhine. No fewer than $50 casks,
each containing more than a thousand
quarts of the fabricated stuff, were lately
seized at Rudesheim. In consequence
of these praiseworthy measures Of the
Government, a panic has arisen among
the knaves who follow this dishonest
business. 1t is supposed that large
supply of the adulterated mixture has
found its way to England and America.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-08
& SiIkOH'S IIRN.

rhi- 10 the tale that was told to me
nv a shattered AMI battered sou ut the sea.
To me and ny mc-sma,r, >ila. Grcsn,
when was gailelcss young marine
Twas the good ship Gyasutus,
NJ I'm ths htns -ra.
with The wini lcs aaa the capstan free.
10ea''h the summer brtvtrs
iva. captain roriic II the deck
whtie the Noat.wain bald. In tine tor'arti hold.
Wa wthI'nf bis ltrhsard watvhs
$500
How head. our gallant craft"
"Oh. -he brad> D., :. W. by y,
Ard the binnaeIe Iies sb,i,."
Ans, how tio.- the -.x,ant .tandY"
ooh, IN. -cxtant's down To the ircrkins
point,
AMI thu quadrant lot hand"
"oh, u a." quadrant lo-t u hand,
And ~ thr srNtsnt tails so bow,
H. our bpiy AMI bones To- t'aSy Jones
This night are bound To 81.
"Oh. iiy alott To- the cardboard streak,
And rect the sp,nkrr boom
Bend steady <ail to the martinsaic
WhN NMrIu'leunn nv,
.oni pp'' an' hsn ~ w f"S" E'n'
AM rhtet more orh'n'
,.''' .s,s,,s,'. ',,ssp ~, ,,,,.. A., ,,,,.,,-
an. 49,. LII H., ,..,.i,,,' WV '"'"F'
"'' ''
rh.v s,,,v,a ,heir ss,,nn. ,h.v .,,l., ,l,.
They mi ,e.d ,be mil,sp bruce:
hloit and allow they worAr,,. hut. OH
They borra "A hole below hep line
To let the water out
But moT, and morr, with awful roar.
The water In did spout,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-08

Picked Onions.-Select small oil.
ver-skinned onions. After taking of the
outside skins, remove with : knife
ono more skin, when each onion should
look quite clear. Put them into strong
brine for three days. Bring vinegar to :
boil, With one or two blades Of mace and
some whole red peppers. Pour 1t hot
over the onions, draining them first from
the brine.