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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
CIVIL NOTES.

James O'Brien member of Congress, began
about six months action in the supreme Court
against his wife FOR decree OF absolute separation "
alleged that Mrs OBricn had been addicted TO drink for
siht years and that she was the habit when under
the influence liquor. of using very improper Snguage
and OF assembling him. The case was tried oeiote
reree hut Mira OBricn, though she put IN an answer
to the omplant, offered evidence III defence oi inc
action. . ,
William Beach Lawrence, who recently dled
n this city, leaving large estate lived FOR years
preyous to his in the state OF Rhode Island when
to matter ~ the probate Of his Will up before sur
rogae Calvin Yesterday friendly objection was made
that the Surrogate in New.lOrk had no jurisdiction
surrogate Calvin Overrucd the objection holding tha ~
Mir Lawrence died in this city and left real estate ana
propry here, the Court had full jurisdiction me VIII
Was admitted probate. Its provisions nave been pup
llsued
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THE COURTS
FAITH IN THE CONSOLIDATION.

GOOD FAITH IN THE CONSOLIDATION.
nm CASE PoR TBE PLArNTPF CLOSED IN TUE
WILLIAMS TELEGRAPH sUff-TEsrinoNi VI IN
GOULD AND DIR. NoRyIN GREEN ,.,,
The case for the plaintiff IN the "ilIn'n'
AMI, v.,rs the Western Union Telegraph Company was
rloaed Yesterday and Dr NOrvin Green ana 'on" -
Van Fverv vere called witnesses on tho part OF to
hefrndnnts Ex-Governor Morgan ana ninheS D''''
aiIoA ma witnesses on the part Of Mr. Wiinins ana
..s,o that they believed tho consolidation would ro-
s,l, An the advantage Of all tho companies ana tber
stockhoidcrs and that therefore, they vofcn 10
noy had acted in entire good faith and the exercise
their best judgment. ..
Mr. scwei then recalled Jay Gould, who saiu 'na' "o
had given his check on the Fourth National ban. r
600 IN Of entire capital stock OF inc
American Union Company at is par value he no" "V
uuenty seen and talked with WILLIAM H. N"nuo'"'' u
they bsd rcver referred 10 the subject OF buying Ut ~
ing West - Union stook The scheme OF enecung con
soldation of the interests and properly OF Vns
exrsph companies hsd been alluded 70 mf sewe
called the attention OF Mr. Gould "a the teleebPn
teosed on the " ina American Union Company
10 put up wire along tho railroad trhok pa .vo.
aid not remember ths er smaasS r. rcs"rd e. H. lie
did not remember whether he bad advised my "" ~,
Dtoenber last to aei Western Union stock he hhn ~.
sdvissd Mr. Koone for he had not Seen him m
1rern Wager swsyDe conducted the examination shn
std the witness the rst t a 81, sro S OF
Il
Grated N the report exceeded In saas the p prices =.
witch they had down. He snid II was extremely
cnlt state what the property irnncaSs paen
a. the Western Union Company were really wortn
Al best, could only mako gueas az 70 tne Ns"c
The earnings Of the company however NSre I'M ,hs
definite aud precise estimate. and regarded rom .he
point OF view OF its earning capacity the !a,ue ol ~.
Western Union Company GOULD he Sn @ boo sncs
estimated and was at least equal 70 *SOVVOVyW so
the CONCENTRATION ~ think" he said, 1.-The western
Union Company per cent year on Is ~
capital stock OF eighty mOns. think u can 90 tls
Beyond any reasonable contingencies Upon crosse
animation Dr. Green SAID that prior 70 tne . ia
don as things then stood he did not believe tnsa 'ne
value Of the o0mpany's property was equa 10
hi 100000 exclusive OF the SIS, 100000 sur
plus earnings He would not nave sonseo
HE declaring OF stock dividend II a
union of the companies had been accomplished,
He did think the company could nave, PAU
any dividend on the stock II 1t hsd been ISSUED ne
Western Union Company's property was worth vastS
more after the union Of the companies than wa on
january 10 IN the of the opposition OF the American
Union COMPANY. He not very connutht tlt.
the property OF his company Was s, Sot tSe
american Union Company, but he was very coh ~
that the moment the consolidation was eiItcttd IL va"
worth Sj5 600 600 Mr. Van Every testified 70 suDsi
italy the me effect Us DR.. Green. Inc ulAI VIII oe
oontinncd Monday.
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gituations toauteo-- females.

WAITRESS or CHAMBERMAlD.-By q
w young rstSlass waitress or as chanb-rmnm
family city country best city retfonoe- S@
or address 4lO Vest 6Jh 1T. 81 door, back.
IVASHING.-By respectable cOl0red woman,
washing home reasonable terms good refer
onrss Cal on e. NJ. 32l West Al 81
WASHING, IRONING, Ac-By respectable
w Protestant woman b, thr day In waite families an
flute pun pcnt be-. lived IN the brs nilrrln IN. 'ly'
bra reference. CAL 1913 3D. ave. briwNn 1th anu lHth STA
VOIrNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOClA-
tiUn.r Teachers. Artists, iriOncers ~ Photo nrgN"-
sfrnogra phorS rol9i-s clerks, COMPANIONS 49, my,
Nurses Tor The sick mn br tnh ~ w" h
p,yreut IIur,au Of mi, Association. Last l6thst
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Grip Uirtc0.

NVANTrD.-A man that understands The
W tuning Of uatoo~ Adlrc'' IT,. Boa 80 90,
1fut'n. y. j.
NE-ANTED.-N WORKING llOISEkEtPEt
W tolntr tlr ,nuntry must 'om" well "r'in h,,' e'n
t,fi fIli. - %" 'AI' III ~
4 u..I2 Hr,t ION It, between and ''"p ~
WANTED INMEDiATEIN.-Actl gentle
W n.naul luii-, e. sci the NtH HlNI~ j. ifN \.
Nt 81 -t =, ine work 'Ntuut 3tnol already Spld
mill NJ want Viii have ths work 'AlAt "h' - H.
nlAt KALI - co.. . Murfay-~t. N""-lof
Manifestations for new new RELIGIOUS
w I,p..i. al or address BIBLE HOUSE, room D.
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Rn Rfchnrd ]. KarnrtL
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TPANSFERs.
xPw.YORK CITY


Perrvst Sos Ibs lh7 and l59 GGyl"o@: Sarah
Richards. and another, executors etc 10 George ?
97,b AZ W. 200 nwof cdave. 9oyaea; Thomas
r. aoher ond wife to Nale Col'ere 49,. .. -.
5s,h.st $ % II 3 Of Madt.on-ave, 5olyio also ss
Cilender and wife IA Henry Van Sehalk ;
9th ave- :. "iS q s"f ''dst 2NlW Ann O
Knirht 81 ri 10 Rosna Hri"hnck --...''-.---.... .
SANE pr"rertv William : spencer and wife 10 same
1e7tH ms, 30 It Of "a ave- 2sy1coll: Emma
wood and husband e. Na,ict'" y wv c.r. '"'
l2' rns anscom and husband To- ov'riscr 3soO
= q CROKER and husband +" Anne Iou"l
Lot 100 Of Wood Estate, Harlem. sarah i"eeett to
-,stsf ois ne Of Avc.A 71VlOO4. Fam G Isclln
and husband Ia Hugh Casstdy -, - - -"
ll'ih. . = ~ " 49,, f. Ha,or and another Jso
Broadway, $. 100 u = Of wakcr IT. l75 fliza
p-o BEN 10 q 81 waitcrs a71i7 sarah
star executor ctr Elizabeth Ilgrdgcod - l"l'"R
l2sh.; a.. - S s,is e. 70 81 la, t iii, 500
% ave- NTcn ' from io,th {" Io7ths,. lO1lOor
regular Max pan ,irer To Wilhrlminc Iuch -.
a5tb Al n = 32b II " of"ih ave. 2jt9s9. John hcEL 800
roy and Vifc TO A9d1"% No,r ,,, o,-,o,.sN "oV
Mcekcr and another, executor etc. I" Robert ooo,
OlyphAnt -. .. 49,, n ,o-.o. f''"V'
Randolph Gurr~nhcm. md wife t. lo Ilodse
kroS'" ,oyia md aS Sfc To- foii Sold s2sOr
Lot u Csr1nan estate. l2tl ward Joseph MoeI~ .,
r,.er'e. 70 J. y, sh hr.rt , ,, ,,,,s IN YIN "''
sl.; az ~ e 81 "a ave- 2aI72iI Jacob wctjr
ss,t 70 no,FT IS"S' n Of "a ave 4oGa,Gt4la2t
7sl thr siai Firc Ins 90 tn MoSs : Ihilps f."
il2ih IA, ~, a - ~. w. SaS I'll s~ bao
same property Cow " u l.oG ! ieiY :, ,a.,o
io' ia ,.'i IT, u . rn", Tnnning I2oo
'thnv ,,,,: .,5 ' VIZ T. J.nr. Chr,tic 2I25o
WlIlian.st. ne M0rrtssniA 0GtNI, francis Hatihnm
M. and husband T." i"'hAfdH l'H''' d''N '1'' 81
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q lrai orc tUanlco-- females.
PROTESTANT SERVANTS BrREA

rEorL5,TtNr SEEyAErr l,. HtR '..,N,tn
AMI ."" .".- 40 90" i,s" %. ,A' . ' ,.'.
ai,,r Ioth.-L
CHNNBEENND or FIRST-cLASS WATT
i.-- 'na -n rluso faH,.s. ArP' 1T prr''n' en-.
TulAMGEENIAIp aud LArNpRESS.-By
Young uuti insi-i ~"n'.n' WILING p" p" n-'u n,-
,i '',, "i ,. f.,,.i d. ll'; 1920 sr s..t.un M
Sos Y,ik Aal,,- Nos ISL lt.1lHr lt'"n otA' -''
ClIANBEENAID ard .sEAM>TEESrS.-In u
rri,ai, f,nus. Dr.' 90, refer ncs. = ' Tribune %
NHNMBEENAlD aud WNTEESS.-By a
,rr, cirb.. Co., 80. td, Welsh iI"''-tAit -i under.
,'."aI ,, nj aDat c.- ,ad .,rr,arc.
s @ o,iras lily o., ,oaary 81! At 80 ou.a, near
Tu\NBEEMAlD or WAITEESS-By u
Nj " ..ai ~. iii.l'bi
/,DNpANION or GOVFRNESS to small chill
\ dirn iy young lAi, student N tnc ci,y Gcin.'n
i ls,-e 70, ,'' Adi I., @ g.; ~@, i't
CuOK.-A lady leaving town ON the On Of
i"H C o' fh9rsy. Ect~,rn 10 ANA at No.l Wet
CoOK.-IIy an cxccllcnt Scotch girl; undcr-
IN r, t"i' . ,"a. a.. kinl. oi d.rt- and sr d''
a. s ,y.rt Cal at ~ Oh a,c 1'ar l,t
TOOK.-By q respectable girl willing 10 as
Y ISL With Washing u" ''t'n ~ ~. t"9t'i "'' ''
o. d q
/rjOK. WASHER and IEONER.-By a Young
~ E Trlcat ' Address XrEEIENCI sos Vest 2alst,
nd,,ftislg once.
Itu"EIS. Summer boarding houses and
u iu. supplied Win competent &c. 'lr male anf ir
H.. nr-c- &c. men GARDENERS farm n,' narr,
,oll' walters, Iii"f' u', Beg. 1' 9'> ydi ilK
ii"tt ~ OF LMrL0i MIST. los Ctna ave. near ''s
IOUSEWORK.-By a neat, tidy, intelligent
", .n a,. snags c s 10 T pc oGn and /. good
na,rrsc Can be At 500 6uavc near -jd'L is hoor
IIOUSEWORK, or COOK and LAUNDRESS:
By s~,d. rroC'aa e r,3iy o Willing ana ,, not
air. 81 N"iE ,en -" fo and stay where .he
@ T., atrnon h. her work and good brha,or retain
siant homc. No. 4s2 Gthaye near 18th st.
ADY would like to take care of private
l. house summer months: best referrnoe Address j.
| H. Boa lao nblnc Upto I'm once l23S broadway
I ADY'SMAID.-A young girl would like a
nur lacc- equal To Please address J. A. b. lhouno Up
I AUNDRESS.- first class cOlOrcdlaundrcss,
Iwith best references wishes families washing
liberal arrangement made for the summer parties lcAyng
59 oS4cs ss5 MHRY ' Z dfo6RSDo i2s West
I AUNDRESS, CHAMBERMAlD or NURSE
- GhBy vsy capable no, rS S,ra af ~ sos in pT
vatr family do up ladies gentenenS aud shidrc en-
s S,Slnf near M i h'I st ask for sAt&it
NURSE, &c.-By n competent reliable young
~ vo% Ssor me ,p references 6 or sdsss 81
| ave- 4th bell
NURSE, &c.-By u North Of Ireland Protes-
~ tant woman infants good scanstressb BY hand
best city reierunces 81 West i4ulsL
NURSE, &c.-By n Protestant woman as
~ nurse 10 growing children 10 walt aady i good
sramsruas best city references cards No. lAo West
| s3dst
CWEDISH EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.--first-
= clasA all capacities with best Of references
male and female also young girls just landed los genera
housework and useful city county IA 3r outdoor
services 1855 East 2sthsL' NsW-YorA' wa AuAn''A'~'
| Brooklyn.
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auction Galce OF Real Gelair.
A DRIAN II. MULLER a son, Auctioncer

~
VIII sell at auction on TUESDAY. MAY 81,
at IL o'clock, VI tie Exchange NaeeTOoh III BI"ay'
40 LOTS
Comprising the
INTIkE BLOCKS
Bounded by 3D. LEXINGTON AID 4IH-ANfS, IUiH
AND l0iSTNTS,
And the four story brick hou-e bouo which contains lO2
The lots will -ingiy In parcels Maps and parcn
lars al once of AuctOneers Iihe->I iS'I'oI
NTUONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
N sUPkkME COURT SALE-TEN ACRES IN HIH
WARD. NETWORK CITY. go
RfETCkEIs& son will sell TUESDAY, May ~. AT
10 m AT Exchange Salee room No. III broadway uhd me
direction of y r. Marbury, esq referee J" arr> ana
and running through to- aud fronting on West Farms am
Hunt ONT Il gcthcr with the dwelling hOuSe' ana al
other buildings thereon. ,,.,, . ,,,,rcurt, a.,
For particulaIs aply 10 MITCHELL; & hiToiHEIla a.
torneys Nos al and AZ Wall 81. or r. MARBUkH, esq
ryferree, No 3 BlO d. St, and for maps to ...
A. J. BLEECkt.R q son Auctiouccr y" - NsA-uu -.
MORRIS WILKINS, AucnOncer.
EXECUTIONS GALE-COUNTRY RESIDENCE at
Throegs Neck Westchester at auction. r. II. LUDLOW
co will sell at auction TUESDAY. May 81, 1881 At ~
o'clock at the Exchange SsesrOOm, No III broadway by
order of c. H. ROBERT. ESQ., Executor 1hroggs Neck The
late residence Christopher r. Robert. deceased comprising
land directly the sound m the neigh
handsome seats Of Messrs Van setback
UaveneyeT Morris Adce and Others stone cottage, stone
old iaIe and small fruit and good garden
coil residence convenient To Sc
miles from the Mestcheate station OF tho
Karoad-nve trains each daily sixty per
Tho faritarp sold the premises tie day after tho
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Counlrn l)ropcrin Wanlt0.

w NTED.-llcmlock forest lands for ca-h ;
met be- nrcs Aslr ni NitLlu NV miles 81 ~" y
Lao snd Itapad. Address D.. 4. i-'IN Sum
=.
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Brooklnn properln for Sale anS 20 Get.
a. ASn 81 800 cash will buy two--tnry
- sD %sJJ. ias.rlrut if..wu tone 900 90 nl
,,r,, rit,rui 81. i.rfgtn 30 nrir ttou ave
Li IANU8 WIlIIINts. l1l N.l.-lu st.
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REAL ESTATE.

NFw-YoRK. Friday. May 90 1881.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
salesrOom to-day:
Nv A. H. Ahley & Son.
I story brick huiding with lot No il2 West p at
;tns i7S Of ''h@v'' 'o' E9Aio'o. ~" $4,000
BIZ John T. Bovd
story frame hon 40 and buildings with plot ot
MOI . 81 lGIih at. plot OF
land 1 q aT24 5XaG tN3i": John T Lord $500 lO'ooV
l 3-.torv frame howe" unfinished with lot = lnth
al 272 6 II g Of MOrsNave, lot l7.GxlOO, william go
Py Richard i. Hdrnru.
Astorv hrick DWELLING with lot. No 4oi Iovinrton
ave- ;o s XIII Of the % nmpfGrc and crippled 05OC
VC. s Brown.
2lo,s E cac 5s,ISe. Iaoey 1906
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MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.

vi \ boys family bosrlng-choo loent"h healthesta
NrwJcrrey Through prcparaon for college or seienuo
s,,.i hoy, ind cy ike .uiies cAroiul SUPER
,.on ~ each pupil iress the Principal, :. H. hOokE
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WOOD AND SLATE MANTLES.-The most
varied and complete stock of nne nantes nov onsS
hibton. r. d. STEWART CO. u Wess sSass- NV"
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NIORRISTOWN and MADISON I'LL
stiI offered 10 rent - HHNN :, rrt,,,r
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AXIS. LOUISA Is. CULVER
VB will resolve pupils IN Drawing aud Painting IN on sni
water roor- China and decoration hof studio No ~ Eaa
IJtl--t., NerfOfs.
I.L,,,,.. Mr.. d. huntington. Mr. william Hart
'o'"o"'S AT. Jsmee NJ Hart MI A. H. Dol0WA
St. Landry democrat., 1881-04-30

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We don't want your money until you are
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Price, for large box $780, sent to any part of
the United States or Canada, by mail, on re-
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ASH Il ROBBINS.
800 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, n. Y.
Dec. Ally
St. Landry democrat., 1881-04-30
ALL SORTS

A sign posted up in Nlsco WISE are
saw mill reads: ''The SAWS IN
running; no use to touch 'he"n
convince yourselves"
Lives there a man with soul 50
dead who never to himself naoh
SAID: :'Here are ten dollars "nlcn ,a
think | will invest i'll printer
ink
eyes. sir" said Gallagher, ut
was funny enough to make a ~ "on
KEY laugh. [ laughed Till l
cried" And when he saw smiio
60 round the room, he grew req Ill
the face and went away mad.
Mamma.-HVhy so fretful, flor'
ence y Florence.-Too stormy ~
90 to hear Prof. Tiddlewinkle(s pa
per on Decentralization. Mamma.
Never mind. 1t will be all the
same in hundred years. Flor
ence.-I am we'll aware, mamma,
that identical quantities Will un-
dergo no differentiation in the
course of century, Toronto Grip.
Fitznoodle was out hunting again
last Sunday. He came back very
tired, and without any game, but
he said he had lots of fun, and was
going again soon. "What did you
shoot ?" asked Gilhoody. II shoot
rapid-von oh dem tings whae
gets away so tam quick. He Vos
sitting on de ground, ven l choost
let him have it, first NIT der Won
barrel and den NIT de onder Won u
''Tore him all to pieces didn't you 2"
"No, but by schimminy grashus,
you should have been there choost
to see dot beest rum
A man bought an estate in Ire
land the other day. He was of
small stature, very thin and wiry
looking. When he went to see the
place the tenants turned out to in
spect the new landlord, and after
his departure began to discuss him.
"Well, Pat, what do you think of
the new landlord ?" ooh, begorra,
not much. Why that little gossoon
would be as hard to shoot as a
jacksnipe.'
St. Landry democrat., 1881-04-30
Notice..

WILL hereafter pay no claims against the
L Plantation on Bayou Marie Croquant, known
as DR.. Littel's Place, unless authorized by me.
All persons are hereby forbidden to trespass
upon said place under penalty of the law.
Feb 26-tf r. FL. LITTELL,
St. Landry democrat., 1881-04-30
New Bakery.

Fresh Bread and Cakes of all kinds, always
on hand, or baked to order, by the undersigned
at his new bakery near the telegraph office,
Opelousas. Prices moderate. Call and see.
CHAS. PEFFERkORN.
OpelOusas, March 5th-tf
St. Landry democrat., 1881-04-30
Mourning Goods,

We have a full stock of black goods of CAST
meres, all WOOL All wide, from 40 cents TO $500
u yard, Tanise, all wool, Wide' from 40 cents
to 81. 80 yard Black Alpacas, from Is cents to
81, 90, AlbatrOss, Etemere, Bombaznes, etc.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-04-30
FOR SALE.

1.-TWO Hundred Acres of Woodland in Bayou
- Mallet Woods. Also, fine Residence III
the town of Opelousas, situated near the Rail
ROAD nd small residence on Court street.
For terms &C.. applv to c.. MAYO,
at the Post Office.
Opelousas, Dec. 11th, 1860-tf
St. Landry democrat., 1881-04-30

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Inventions. Address for the Paper, or con
cerning Patents,
MUM Il CO.,
81 Park Row, New York
Branch Office, cor F K 1th Sts., Washington
ID. Z. jan
St. Landry democrat., 1881-04-30
Meat! Meat!!
%

Respectfully informs all hungry people, ex
cept disciples of DR.. Tanner, that lie has fol
sale every morning at the market house i'll Ope
lousas, the best beef, veal, etc, thatsthe market
affords, which he sells cheap as possible, cut
in size and shape to suit purchasers. Meat de
livered at residences when desired. Give him
q call. June 26 II
St. Landry democrat., 1881-04-30
Important to Var ClHi37sNsa IS!

The undersigned attorneys are now prepared
to prosecute the claims of the citizens OF France,
Spain or Italy, for property taken from them
during the late Civil War by the United states
Army or Government Agents. Treaties lately
concluded with these countries make ample
provision for the payment of such claims.
PARTIES interested should not delay.
sCHAS. 8. RICE, New Orleans, La.
KENNETH BALLIO, Opelousas, La
June 5-tf
St. Landry democrat., 1881-04-30

Lives there man with SOU th o.
dead who never to himself naoh eh
said: "Here are ten dollars " when ,a
| think | will invest Ill pfih'oi
ink
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-09
LOCAL. RREYLIIEX

There were 10 cases at police headquarters
today.
The steamer Jsro Moseley, which hiss been
undergoing repairs at the ship yard for eevers
dsys past, left the ysrd to-day for Washington
The steam ing f. D. Hartley passed up the
river yesterday morning with ls.2e raj. q
timber in tow
ar. Peter Fsssn is making improvements &c
hls Gis!!liory acr0sa Cameron Run in Fsirfss
ctu1ty. with view, it Is understood, to roope1.-
inE It st 81 osfly GMy.
Mir. Robert Former, WHO in order 70 rastore
his haalth. he's been, since last spring. travelling
N Europe, will. i. is expected return 20 his
hCn3 in tbiS city. about tho first of December
Mr.. Formers health has been completely re-
stored,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-09
Moshers! FEothers!l Mothers!!!

Ara you disturbed nj night snd broken o. your
:es! ~ a sick child suffering and crying with
thu O:c:uciating pain of cutting toath II so.
S0DYU; Nil SYRUP. 1t will relinvc tho poor
little sufferer neutrality-suspicious. upon i!
there Is 10 mistake abou! il. There is not
mother Oh earth who has cyor used it who will
net tell yen 81 once tbs: it will regulate tho bow
uis and give rest 10 !Eo mother. and relief and
Eonith to tho child. operating like magic. 1t is
noficctIy safe 10 uso il al CAGES. and pleasant To
Tho ts5ta, aid Is the prescription 81 ono Of tho
ntdcs: and b"s: feinsle physicians and nurses in
tho United SIXTIES. Sold everywhere. rs cents
bottle mil