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, 1881-04-01

MoSrIEA.., March 3l.-A gentleman who
arrived from Paris, France, tic other day,
reports shat the agitation concerning Amer
!call pork was tho result OF jealousy OIL the
part Of tho French producers, who tintl tbs
competition With American pork tUo lluayy,
Tho exctul,oMt las allvaly Bubslded, alld
thu expectation IL, TINT the order WILL bo
rDselndru.
, 1881-04-01

u.
COLUMBIA, $. c., March 3l.-On the, NfRj,t
of JAN. 7, lbsl, ii negro .latied Samuel Duyai
lilade ah attack viii, n fence rail- upon
nllother negso, Danicl Johnston, striking
him on tho head alMi killing hItu almost III.
slalltly. Tonight the Jury trying Ills cuse
rendered II yrrsliet Uf guilty uf mlirtIpr Tbs
Guurt at General Scssi0ns now sitting nj
C'"lu!HhlH will 1u calletl npon to collslder
criminal docket.
, 1881-04-01


Sidney, Nel>., March 3l.-Yestcrtlay after
n0on 4 desperate character nntilcd TOnl
Ryan attempted to assaslnatg ". II.
Allcllncls, an attorney here, with knife.
hymn inflicted very ugly cut Oh tho head
OF 2flchaels, but fatled il his tlentlish pur-
puse. The cauBo Of the attack was TINT
Niclae!s Ind appeared ag,linst Ryan Il short
tiule since. aud secured his conviction for
biting n piece out Ut thu LIP ur frelglter
,sanetl Emerson, with whom l,n 1latl Ill alter
cation. nlll for thls tho tEcsperado sought Ills
nnother attorney, through tho mouth, md ii
noted ~ being tho boon companion nf ti!u
most desperate characters oil the bnrtlpr
Tl!e w0nlel'be murller1r nsAde Ills cscupy on
before any attempt could bo nude to arrest
him.
, 1881-04-01
NEW ORLEANS I1ooD1UNls.

NEW ORLEANS, March 3i.-Scrntch tic
hoodtun and you find a Democratic official.
At an early hour after mlgnEgl,t this n,orn-
Ing III n drunken row in tlancu-hall on Roy
nj street George Cogavlcz. ward politician
md desperate, was stabbed and lnortally
wounded by john p. Becker, Into Police
Magistrate. At o'clOck this morning, Ill ii
bar1oonl resort for houdlums Mt Magazine
Market john T. Callahan, Deputy Clerk Of
Court, shot through tie head md Instantly
killed Mike Tracy, deputy Street Coln.nls-
siUner. Tracy had taken rcfugU in tho bar
room from the police, who sought 10 arrest
ll1nl tll charge of horse-stcallng. Ito nlld
qunrreled. TrnGy drew knife and Cala-
hun Smith Il Wessol, and the latter was
tho quickest.
, 1881-04-01

ToNoNTo. Ca1,., Murch 3l.-A dispatch
from Woody Mountains says Sltttng-l3nll nid
ca,np OF abIut 100 lodges arrived ut Wo.nly
Mountain, N. ". r., On tho lust day Of Jat-
tlary, ullA llus been ca,npcl near TINT post
ever since.
, 1881-04-01
tents. He was captured this morning mud
will be returned to Elgin.
ATTEMPTED INTIMIDATION.
EpfettI Uifpttth II The Chitton Tribune.

LAFAYETTE, Ind.. Atnrch 3i.--A temper
ancc lecturer named ltrif is III tho city with
tho view Of prosecuting certain parties III
West Point, this county, who, he alleges, sent
him nOtcs ordering him to lcavet md snbse.
nuellt|ynlet him md fired seven shots toward
Or over him. for the purpose of fniihlltlatlnK
country.
, 1881-04-01
OBITUARY..

STREATOH, I'LL.
Spttthl Ditpafeh to Ihs CAfrfoo Tribune.
SrnEAruts. ILL.,, M[arcl, !'t.--Oll Mrs. james
nenurgan, ngcd 70 years, who was one OF
tho ultrst settlers lit this pnrt OF the country,
died tt>-ttay. SHE was ullce tuite well.tu-tl0,
al,u owned property where StreatDr now Is.
But she Ind Of Into years hce,l ncounty ward.
, 1881-04-01
DRAMATIC NOTES.

nnto ~ ,n,+. f,,, tftt,o
~ -, @ .S, 49, " ~ " 1-
ofaha h"s pce''n' .......
"olsottc" Is drawing croWaed houses, anu
tho s"c for next week is already very largo.
Messfs. nooau" ~, na :. Ssano nse sen.Mts'1R sne'9
now play, a. Il. lo0o.' written far thom by Slr.
,,r,s,cr', n, ,,oo1"v.a trSea,rn f.,,cnvo IN MINI
".' .,,s,,', NJ .,..', S.,".h.o, - ~.
my Nps1 -; MISS 4a,'ce' u ~, s'aupntes VI mr.
Nopson' WI w ''e'"pce VI toe co"p'"N'
The lonh0n correspondent OF tho Now YORK
Times denies tho statement tint tho 1inroness
ltun1rtt.t,nu,ts hns nrnsentcd Mr. irving With
lcnso Of tho Lvceum Theatre Tho l'aroncss
never owned tho lchse or nny other property
connected with tho hoilso except her private
hox wh,r,, aim mil ror nj TIM nr1nnrv tar,r. us
sho wul uny nv for t Ger wi box M at thv "p"ra, 'A'
The r,a,agcr Of tic "ol,ye,tc" cotnpany says
thi.t neither sflss Cnthcrsnc Lewis nor aid ully
uf tho ntlics IN Its trt,,ipo kick up tter hresa
Thev hnyo pfnyci Mt tirre s,nitnr i,cnciIts tilis
ycnr nircnay. ind wo,itd hayo glndIy acted 1T
fhs ot,r hn3 tfny bccn eb,n It, otnfn nr,per in.
fortuntfotl M to whit wis wnttc,l Of thoiI Tais,
however. they rouiiI,'t act. they sny, ''
,,o.,.,, ..,,.,,.. 49,. ..,.',,,,,. ~
iienry l,A,ircht, tho manaRer 81 4 company
Il. ~ Sstur r,inv nv1ulnu' ~, tw..ntv.thrro tyrits
ies,cl in fnyUr OF tho i,acfnburs or his company
10 SECURE tllcjr week s sNiury, Mr. George HucK.
he t e ile cure VIZ fsd" pye Grts II St" 10
Luurcnts tscu.f1ls thr,catcnetl to ssp tho iMccs m
il causiw @ @ tt,y nrrcst '' "' "''' "''
s.nr. - ~ NJ, rn,,t =, ~, ,,yo,, TIM, 1,v-ou,o
l'arrs.t thS stor; saisa II y Ssfis. paxss e
gG pst,scr .unt ep ~ 'sH Fl nss bn snS,nr ~
auetea rs speakng Rny fs u rs i,ariist ' t
crti1ns ete ,nt i5 5' n,p,. ,paslsnt m aS,or Grat
shsss nen "a, ,;se sho @ ast%sss of eoass's"eo %
A'io wv W. ~ 1ao1l p'"'e'p'es'
The New York Sun says that ncrnhardta
, 1881-04-01

Special Dtspaseh to Ihe Chita5o Tribune.
DUltiQuE, H., March .-rlonlas Canrtck,
nilns Woods, was arrcsted to-day ut the Key
City House. lie Is sa[d TO be noted cri,lli-
mi from New York CEty. 1lc was rccog-
Elzcu by II scar OIL Ills lip. lie made n guOA
tight before hai was taktn.
, 1881-04-01
SUSPECTED POISONING.

Sptctht Dhpdfeh to IhA Ch4tdoh 7ttbtHe.
JACKSON, Mich, March 3l.-A man tanned
Henry Minler was found dead Mt his hons
tlls nool, the bo,ty having turned black. 1lo
was scen two llonrs before being found, and
rllcn WIS tlespn1ltlent, ~ niece wAs arrested
Oil suspicion Ut poisoning Miner.
, 1881-04-01

TIE OPERA.
"Aida," which has boon ono OF tho finest sue.
ccsscs ut the frouch tsonrG, was ptvon lust
evening. This evening Go,lntAl's "liuInoo and
Juliet which hly hlthcrt0 bpen tluile III thIs
city In English md Italian. will bo giycu,
, 1881-04-01

TIIUMAS VItENI1UKFT.
Special Dttpafch ia The Chicago Tribune.
BfnoMtS,roN, H., March 3t.-Thomas
OrendoriF, ono 6f the oldest residents of
McLcan County. tlicd to~,lay, aged 50. lie
cNtIle here III 1875,
, 1881-04-01

TIE WANUNO TRIAL.
Hpseta! DIspateh to Tbs Chlea9o n1buae-
TORONTO, Ont. statch 3t.-Tlo evidence
III tue Wubuno trial closed this attetnuni ut
e;tU. having lasted fur nine days. T0.lnor'
, 1881-04-01
CANADA.
The Administration Alarmed by a
Liberal Victory in New
Brunswick.
A Mnn Like ss0ld Abc" Comes Ont Of
the Woods and Makes a Great
Fight.

Joy Of the Opposition Prass--Tho Wabuno
Trial-Oanndiau News in
General.
MACDONALDts DliC141N1s or POWER
Special Dtspnteh In Tns Chacuyo Tribune.
TonoSru, Ont, March, 5t.-Close npun the
Liberal victory IN Last Northumberland
comes still lnoru pointed o,,e IN Carleton.
New Brunswick, wllurc Mr.. Irvine. tho OPP
position candilatc, hns Just been elected BY
n majority If II. Political circles nrs great-
~ ugitatc,i, and IL Is generally bclfevcu that
donald Administration. The Globe (Oppost~
tlot,) snys: "1f anything more than tho
lncru faet OF the conversion Of Ministerial
majority Of 3t0 into MI Opposition majority
ot ~ bo wanted to prove this
n Liberal Victory 1t will be
found iii tho terms OF 1rvfne's
very youtspoken address 10 tho electors. 1lorc-
minds them That the party now lnpowcr once
sold tho country tor money, Ill connection
with ono Pacific Hallway contract, and inti-
mates Ills belief that tlloy llavo repeated tho
snrlo oirense III connection with tho bargain
recently mnlo with tho st. Paul synlicntc.
11o tlenounces tic Tilley tariff md the policy
ut protection on which 1t Is bnset. lie &C.
cuscs Sit John Macdonald Of deludIng tho
people by Ills promise, on t!le ovc Of
tho election, to reudJust, not increase,
tho thrill. Mr.. 1rvino's election is u,l-
der these circumstances, II fur Indication
Of the feeling Of New Brunswick md tho
othor maritime provinces, for failure to carry
Carleton means that thure II not consttt,l-
ellcy in ono OF them TINT can DO depended OIL
to elect Il supporter Of the present G6yern-
mrnt" Tho Afnil Government organ) IL
silent. The lclcgrum independently says:
The result Of the contest III Carleton, n. b.
Is n 'sIgnnl defeat nj tho Government. A
scion OF tho strongest parliamentary family
III the constituency cssnyeh to succeed Ills
deceased br0tllor nlM WIS enrly III tile llt,ll.
Distrustful Of tllclr power even to make II
l!assable light aEanst sucl, odds, strong can-
t!tlatc Of the Libgruls lia!l gycG up tic fight
before 1t began. but, stafking from tlte buck
woods, came plnin! farmcr by tho nanlo of
David lryine, who, III ro'lEi'-lown address,,
constituency lNlst sunk so low us to consider
It III no use to Opp0su the Government Tho
result showed thlY old farmer IT, have som
VI Old Abe's quality OF Insight, but reflects
very lItsle crHhit upon the political discern
mcnt Of the reform managers ut the county.
WIN were about to let victory slip through
their fingers. Tho result attests most Gill
ptlnticasly Tho existenco OF chronic tllssatts-
tac!iol, III the maritime provinces, mud Mr;
lryiNe's return IS mn unlil!sta!nt,lc sign Of
how tho yoke Of confederation IL gullfng the
people; Tho rcaso, Of tlle maritime prov
lnces being "ngin'' tho government per
Ministry. but because OF perpetual unrest,
which seeks every Change with Il hope OF re-
lief. We're there general election to.!nor-
row, the mnrltt3n9 provinces would bolt li'
tIley Wu!1 III holt n,vnyr Tho Euc,tfltu lPul{tl
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-13
II H. HASTINGS,
AttOrney-at-LaW.
BELLEFONTE. PA

DLLLEFON ! Il, IA,
once On Allegheny steeet, two doors west OF
once formerly occupied ny the Arm OF Yocum
& Hastings
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-13

LOCK HAVEN, October "a myste-
rious death occurred here at 1890
O'Clock last night. Jonas Zindlc is the
proprietor Of the Farmers hotel on
church street. Samuel Blaer, who
was under the influence OF llqor, had
been quarreling in the bar-rOom and
Zlndle walked hin outside. Instantly
there was heavy thuG heard on the
pavement. Zindle's wife ran out and
found her husband lying in the street.
Blair was on his hands and knees, but
got up and ran off. Mrs. Zndle called
for help, and it was then found that
Zindle was dead, the right side Of his
face being terribly bruised. Blair was
arrested at his home at midnight. An
INCEST commenced to-day but was ad.
J ouIned until to morrow.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-13
DIED.

On the 7tl ut., at Centre Hall, Hannah A.
wife CT q. VI. sweeney, aged 90 years, months
and % days.
On the 28th ult., in Potter township, Henrict
ia, wife of Adam G, Ripka, aged % years. 6
months and days.
On the 25th nit, In Lock Haven, Mr. J. ].
Everett, aged IL years and IL days
Mr.. Everett was the sole proprietor OF the
wcll-kn own 'Bee Hive" one of the leading dry
goods stores in Central Pennsylvania. He was
an active and progressive business man a most
useful CITIZEN and devoted christian. In all
matters concerning the public good he t,ok II
leading part. In the several departments OF
church work he manifested a tirelesS industry
His contributions to benevolent objects were
frequent and liberal lie was a prominent
member of the NJ. X. Church, and by holy
life and conduct. In all the walks Of life he
was man Of hen0r and strict integrity and
leaves behind him noble and blessed ex-
ampe e. His family has lost kind husband
and tender father, his congregation one OF its
main pillars and Lock Haven one OF her best
citzeaS-
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-13
News Miscellany.

SPECULATIVE 1NsURANCE.-Ste phi
en- Andrews, near Hughesville, Lycom
ing county, died Yesterday, aged 81
years. He was plastered with specula-
tive insurance To the extent OF $50 900.
Hughesville parties carried $4,000 OF
this amount.
DR.. w. w. Farrell, of Dillsburg,
York county, has been arrested under
the new State law requiring all physi-
clans To register at the prothonotary 3
Office.
Queen Victoria was very poor until
she ascended the British throne; now
the private fortune OF the queen IA
mounts TO $4,000 900, and she possess
es an annual income Of So ,25O 900.
The War Department has received
information from General Hancock
that he will detail special court-mar-
tial to try Sergeant Mason, who at
tempted to shoot Guiteau.
While being driven at full speed
and in opposite directions around the
race course at the Lehigh county fair
at Allentown, two fast horses collided,
instantly killing both. One was valued
at $500. the other at $1,000.
1t is mentioned in singular coincl-
dence that John Sherman was making
partisan speech sixteen years ago
when the news casne that Lincoln was
assassinated, and re was doing the
same thing the Monday night when
word came that Garfield was dead.
Ex-Governor Moses, once a carpet
bag Governor of South Carolina, is
under arrest in New York, charged
with swindling, and obtained money
under false p,etences.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-13
A Terrible Plague

NEW YORK, October IA special
from Kansas City, No., says terrible
plague has broken out near Waldron,
Platte county. Eleven persons have
died in i've days, and none of the vic
Tins affected give signs of recovery.
Tue bodies of the sufferers are covered
with black eruptions. After death the
flesh falls from their bones, SO that
the bodies cannot be lifted into the
coffins without falling to pieces.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-13

On the 2lst ult., In the Lutheran church at
BellYille, Miflin Go Pa, by Rev. j. NJ. Steck,
DR.. j. Jordan Dashler, of ofAaronsburg, TO Miss
Ellie Z. Hemphill, of Beileville.
On the 10Th ult, by Rev. VIM. II. Groh, Mr..
Jacob Relish, to Miss Lizzie Honan, both cl
Ferguson township.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-13
Warning to Young Girls.

Sadie Ovens and Jeanette Duncan,
two Mercer county girls, took arsenic
to beautify their compilations. Sadie
died after the second dose, but Jeanet-
te, taking only one dose, was finally,
after much trouble, saved.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-13

- Where uds Noses phen the kQht
,cent oM ? Looking for Spigelmyer's
Store, ,chere they haze opened up the
largest stock Of 1,e,c goods ia the Valley.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RRNEwER
N n scientific combination OF some Of the most
powerful restorative agents in the vegetable
kingdom 1t restores gray hair to It's original
color IL makes the scalp white and clean. Ii
cures dandrun and humorS, and hllng-Out OF
the hair. IL furnishes the nWtritiGe principle
10y which the hair IL nourished and supp pIrted.
1t makes tae hair moist, SO and glossy, aud
IN unsurpassed as hair dressing. IL IN the
most economical preparation ever offered 10
the public. AZ its effects remain long time,
making only IN occasional application ncces-
sary. Ii Is recommended and used hy emincnt
medical men, and Officially cndoi sed by the
state ASsaNer OF Massachusetts. The pop.
ularity of Halls Hair Rcnewer has Increased
with the test Of many years, both In this coun-
ny and In foreign lands, and IL IN now known
aud used ia all the civilized countries OF the
world.
FOR SALE DV ALL DEALERs.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-13
Local Department.

--Ne,c Fresh Mackerel at Spiyelmy-
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-13

MOULD YOU BE RESTORED TO SOUND
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-03

10 meet sll the demand; upon il, the & zette
Will be made WASHINGTON snd RICH.
MOND NEWSPAPER, rs wall As ~ ALEX
ANDRlA JOURNAL. The Richmond and
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Improve, but yet greater effort will be msde TO
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Alexandria Oazette
EVENING. FEBRUARY

A DIAMOND FOB len CENTS 10 lS4l
Godfrey Luther sud his son ware engaged in
gold nioug On vi SOFAS Bra CHI, Georsi.
Their aprauc : wre Of the rndcs. klad, con-
sisting of "slucc and If btx )" aDd the ira
dtioosl Uiner's pa. "a ODE occasion Colonel
John h R~d9ue, then \ lad a5lu l6 was
sent by his father 70 Mr.. Llth, RS " ks &c See
him about some busoess matter. While there
the elder Luther aud anoth' geD'leWan waiked
of SOME liti. dl,tanc and lie coUtIoued 10 COZ
versation With the yCu0e mao who was pam
ing out some earth AID showing young Rcd
wine the gold L. one psu be n0;ic d 90 tx
oeednQy bc.u iul = bb'e, aud C lid SIR.
Redwluu' 5 at nlIoU IL II, and While in@y We're
admlrlng it the otte: gentlemen returned, aud
they 50 20 iced us beau y. The gentleman,
without aGy idea OF ita value, remarked to the
boy, I'll givs 5ou d dime for it. !" ''All right.
said be, ard sc,spted it gladly. s N. time
etterWard the gentleman va, 10 Gainesville and
showed the stooe to DR.. Daulel. That gentle
man believed il 70 DC & dIanOtd. but VS. GOT
c.rtaiu, AID 6uaiIy paid the scotlenaD $50 for
IL aud tovk the rsk b. sent it 10 Ljbdon.
there being at ;tn' tine 90 d'amaud Gu itrs 10
the U0ited States, vnerc x crts pronounced
it diamond OF the Fl IS: wstef, aGd ne received
for i; $500. Ii wss atter~srd luuored th.t II
sold for much larger Suu than ibis hut roth.
ing is koown positively Of lis his ory beyond lts
sale 10 London.
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: ASHiNGTcN = OHIO RAILkoAI
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Repinninp Nov. % 1890

beginning Nov. %, 1880.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
+. 70 q. n. snd Alexandria at 925 .. m.
daily, excap: Sunday; pass Leesburs, going
Westward, ~ II 81 s. III and arrive st Round
Hi! =: !. l5pa. iihsye RoundHil at II 80 p.m.;
pass heeabarq, gong eastward, 10 p. NJ; and
arrive 1t .ile1 sndrs st Is p. M, and O,
Washington 81 80 p. u.
The accom- NOTATION TRAIN will leave
Whshilgtun d. 70 .. m. and Alexandra at
~ u. II driiy, except Sunday. and arrive at
Leesburg At IL p. N. Leave Leesburg ut 10
d. III and arrive b, Alexandria at 8 10 D. M, and
Washington IL 30 e. M.
Ia9 Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Chic CARS at the Baltimore
& Potomac Railroad station ate 70 .. m. and d %
p. H., snd go through without change Of cali
The 9.2j IN. train from alexandria and r. 80
Z m train from Round Hill connect at Round
Hill with Mccoy s. WiQsinton's Daily Line Of
Coaches Tor ShicksrsvilIe, Berryville and Win
Chester; Also Hesners Line of Coaches, which
aavr Leesourg daily for Aldie and Middle.
burg
Both trains, westward make close connections,
81 Vienna, with Sisson's Line of Stages for Fair.
fsx Court House.
Communication eieEsts, u cts per mile
Asssinssa sRckesss SEQ.
a. HAVENKR,
octl4 y General Ticket Agent.
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RAiLkOADn.
1880. GREAT 1880

1880 8 } ,,.x GREAT 1880
M PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
~ Ihh NoK Hn7fp Wss y, : g; SOUTHWEST
STEEL balls, SPLENDID bOENERv
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT,
Jsausry g. 1881.
TINoRE & POTOMAC RAILROADI e eo,
ner Of Sixth and B ST. acts, IS follows: W.T.
For pEilsdelphis, New York and the East and
II 81 III. daily, except Sunday. and 81 and
1000 III daily, With Palace Cars. Linn.
tied Express of Pullman Psrlor Cars 9.3O,
Am. daily except Sundsy For Phlsdelpbis
AUD lll 81 8. m. daily, except Sunday, and
Z 80; . ~ and 10 r. m. daily.
fol Plt.sburg and the West 500 a. M, with
Parlor Car to P,ttsburg snd Sleeping car 70
93l o. n : y. With Palace Gar to Chicago.
Eoi csnsndaigu. and the North, 500 a. m,
except Sunday and 90 D. N. daily, except
Saturday, with Palace Cal Csnandsigus,
For Watkins, lo,40 a, M. daily except Sun.
osy.
20, II, $40. $40 $50 and 1000 p. m.
On urfay, 500 snd 10 81 am; 2.30. $40 $50
| snc loco =; q.
! Fer hopes Croe:; =inu, A. q. m. and 4 40 D. m.
dHiiy, except sunday.
rnr HnnSpois, 40 a N, and 4 40 q. m, daily
excefi u4d.y.
LOCI TRAINS.
| ~. :s.ia4IhlGia w, ~, $40. and ii 20 g.,
III, &c i. .. ~, 2 AID II 50 y. nj. Sun.
deE ~ !, ~ sni Il y i N. and 8 p. m.
| tcs!Ea isavn alexandria tor Washington, 500
$40, ~nd IL &. L., and %, 8, 6, I, 9l0
| y n. slu IL n;.ht.
Qn sunday ct e.t5 and lQ a. m. and 90 and
| 4 p Il.
rs HNUGB TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, vi.
Guantico and Richmond will leave AleIan.
df:s AZ ~ sad II II g. NJ. daily and 8 20 p.
| = ds.I except sunday.
| tss: mail, leaving at IL II a. m, makes but one
| stop, VIZ: NJ Qu7rtlcu, between Alexsndrs
| AID Richmond
| Tickets and Information can be procured a
| principal cni!.oad stations snd ticket Office,
| Scuthqae} L. ?. WARMER,
| Gen'l. Passenger Agent
gEENG TAUMSUN
| 'inp"~-f Manager noy29
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GOOD REASONS FOR THE DOCTDBS
FAITH.

GOOD REASONS FOR THE DOCTJBS
FEETH.
MONROE Ca, March l3, 1890.
We have for Twelve months been prescribing
C"Switts Syphilitlc Spet;fc'') in the treatment
of Syphilis and many other diseases for which
it is recon rneDded, and the results have been
most asti-fsct ~, not having been disappointed
in sir gle instance. We think, Tor ell diseases
it is Recommended TO cure it stands without 8
peer, and that oil thu medical pref 'Psiou will
sooner or later b. 'orcat to acEnow edge it in
the tire. meat OF s9yh lis ss sine qua non
-. l. GALLOWAY, N D.
}. e ROBINSON, n. u.
ATLANTA ga. May p 1879.
One of our work men had bad case Ct ~ philis
of Fl We years standing Snd cured entirely
with "owft's Spyhitic Specific"
VIM K y J. w. Hooper.
tn & SWIf ct SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro.
prietor5, Atlanta. Ga.
Sold by + !. LEADBEATHR 3 BRO.
Call for copy cf 'Youcg Mems Friend"
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