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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-23
SUMMER RESORTS.
OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA.

H GEIA HOTEL,
situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe Open all
the year. Equal to any hotel in tho U. S. Sur
roundings unsurpassed. Bathing, boating fishing
and driving specially attractive. pre-cmincntly
resort for Southern people. Terms less for equal
accommodations than any resort in the country
Climate free from Malaria; and for Insomnia truly
wonderful in its soporfc effect. Send for circular
describing hygienic advantages, etc.
leI HARRISON PHOEBITS Prnn'r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-23

The STATES INTEREST IN THE W. 4 O.
K. R.-Judgc Charles f. Stuart yesterday
forwarded 10 the Board of Public Works of
the State, III Richmond Il check for $44 ,O0O
part Of the purchase money Of the Washing
ton aud Ohio Railroad, paid on account of
the indebtedness ofthat road to the State
There is still about $20,0OO due the State,
which will he paid over when the next pay
mcnl is made on the purchase of the W. x
O.. by the Washington and Wascrn Com
pt!Iy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-23

Have received the latest styles of Spring
Shoes, at the lowest prices. d. Ruben /
Co., 6S King street
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr.: Geo. ". Foreman, an old employee of
the Virginia. Midland rail road at Warren
ton has, OH account Of bad health, retired
from the service of tho road on il pension of
half his former salary.
y negro named William Medley, who At
tempted to outrage child in Pleasant Grove
district, Norfolk county. last February has
been convicted and sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for twenty years.
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Alexandria Gazette
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE %. 1882.
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, June %. 1882.
For the Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy
weather and local thunder storms southeast to
,ouihwrs, winds. lower barometer, stationary or
Sight rise in temperature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-23

When your wifes health is bad. when
your children are sickly, when you feel worn
out, Use Browns Iron Bittcrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-23

III AFlNG purchased the interest of Mr. Kcrhv
IL i'll the firm Of Bcckham & Co.. will close
the books rs speedily rs possible and will continue
the general commission business is heretofore
aSsociating with me my brother John c. Bcckl,am
under the firm name of J. II. & j. c. RECKllAM
Returning thanks for past i:lvors, would respect
fully request a continuance with the new firm
Jel-lm J. II. BECkIlANI
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Bargains !!
NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS,

COLLECTORS OFFICE. June %, 1852.
Notice Is hereby given that the tax bills for
lSS2 arc nav il the hands of the Collectors TIN.
atlrnli" of all parties interested is respectfully
called 70 the following extract from the Revenue
bill Of that year:
Upon all bills paid in full by the LIST dav Of
July, 1SS2, the Collectors of Taxes shall allow Il
discount of ten per cent, and on all bills paid by
tn" lst of August, 1882, they shall allow dis
count OF five per cent, and all bills not paid on
tn" I'd day OF December, 1892, there Shall be as
ScsScd and collected a penalty of five per cent
up'n the amount of said bills and on ali bills re-
manning unpaid on the LIST day of June, SS:s.
damages AT the rate OF six per ccntum per annum
shall be paid"
Office: Room No g. Royal street front, Market
Building.
J. II. HILL. Col. n Dist.
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dissolution OF Observation-Disclosures
- sold my interest in the firm of BECKHAM l.
CO. to j. Il. Beckham that firm is to-day dissolved
by mutual consent. ]. r. Brckham has the hooks
ana will settle all firm obligations All indebted
10 the hrnn ar: requested to make payment 10
him AS early possible that the books may In,
settled +. A. KERRY.
j. r. Be- ElIAAI,
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toNCLrSIuN OF THE EXERCISES ON SEMI
NARH llIl.L.-Thc commencement exercises
Of the Theological Seminary and Episcopal
High School, which have been in progress
nearly all tlii, week, We're concluded to-day,
by the ordination, in the chapel of the Sem
mary OF nine young gentlemen. including
Mr.. Douglass IIooll, of this city, as priests,
and eight, this years senior class. as dca-
cons. The names of ali the candidates for
orders We're given in Yesterdays Gazette
BISHOP Whitile ordained all except Mr.
Francis Reyes Lcavcll, of Jefferson county,
West Va, who WAS ordained by Bishop Pet
crkln. The ceremonies were witnessed bya
large audience, including many from this
city.
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layers OFFICE.
Nl Alexandria, June 1st. 1882
beg To call attention to the license law which
passed the City Council on Tuesday night last.
All persons in the city engaged in any business
requiring license are requested to call upon the
commissioner of the Revenue, Major Geo. Du!!ry.
and take out their licenses early rs possible.
The city will require all the money she can get
from this source to meet the July interest, ] will
receive money for this purpose at my Office. -
King street, at amy time.
Jcl-lm J. r. BECkHAM Mavor
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.-Winc Sap, label,
l. Morgan and other Fine Brands of Che wing
Tobacco; also II full line of cigars for sale by
my15 &c. MILBURN
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You CAN HAVE OF ME FINE OIL. POR-
l. TRAITS that are hesh-cnlored and lifc-likc;
also stylish and durable SIGNS at Il lower price
than you pay daily for bad work The Washing
ton Post of June ID, 1882, says: There has been
no finer artistic work done in this city than Shu
mans pictures in the Convent of St Dominck
s. T. SIf UMAN. Artist
jcll-u is south Royal ST., Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-23

Ar THE MAYORS OFFICE-Thcrc were
no arrests by the Police last ght and no
trials OF criminals at police headquarters to-
day, but there were before the Mayor large
mumhrr Of owners of unlicensed dogs, all of
whom were made to take out licenses for
their camincs, except two, who, it was found
had already paid for the privilege of keep
Ing their pets. On and after Monday next
all dogs found without medals will be pick
up by the dog calchcrs, who will, as will be
seen hy the notice oi' the Mayor in another
place III to-day'i Gazette, on that day COM
mrncc their rounds. The war on lmliccn-
,cd dogs thus commenced will be continued
until the last unprotected friend of man
will have disappeared from the city.
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!. thomas T. Jones,a well-known citizen, of
Norfolk, died yesterday.
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Ar THE SHIP iARDS.-Business is now
brisk at the two ship yards in this city. As
stated in the Gazette, the steamer Enter
prise arrived ut the yard of the Potomac
Manufacturing Company, yesterday, from
Nanicmoy Reach. with Il portion Of the
frame. gotten out by Mr.. Spear of Maine.
for the new schooner. the keel of which has
already been laid. Soon a large force Of
men Will be AT work AZ the yard The all
Monument Of Mr.. Charles Ward, of Maine.
10 ,upclintcnd the work at the yard, is with
Il vicw to continuing the building of vessels
there. Arrangements are being made for
the early erection of saw mill at the yard
At the yard of Me$Srs. J. 7. Agncw 4 Co.,
Mr. Crawford, of Maine, is making vigor-
OH, effort, wiki about eighty workmcn, to
get the new schooner, now nearly completed
there, Oh lh, stock, toy the first of July.
Mr-sr~. Agncw X Co.. have secured Mr.
Crawford TO supcrintcnd the work at their
yard, and the prospects are that the build
ing of Vessels will be continued there
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-23

MASONIC OFTCERs-At the meeting Of
Alexandria Washington Lodge, No. %, last
night. the following officers were reelected:
Worshipiul Master, Judge ChaS. +. Stuart !;
Senior Warden. +. T.. Corbctt; Junior War
den. y. V. Armstrong: Treasurer, John \.
Field - crc;ary. Jam,s :. Douglas The
other "iIt,rr:, ol the LODI will be appointed
by the Master, and the installation take
place ln-mlorr"W night Alexandria Wash
inglon Lud"c was Instituted one hundred
years a%o, ana during its long and cvcntful
history il Ar- been presided over by many
distinguished citizens. including Gen. Geo.
Washington from whom il takes liz nalnc
During the present Masonic year the Lodge
viii hold Il centennial celebration, and it is
said the affair will be one worthy the illus
trIous record OF the venerable organizations
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VALUABLE WAREHOUSE AND WHARF,
pnnp,DrNNr

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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01

her pretty. knocking nnsseal lanxhsss.
Just 10 think e your marrying me.
There Is Mzude at the door-sss her In"
He he-itaied . moment "I want 10
say something first I am mad. 10
doubt. but mus; say H. You are my
wife. Oriei-ju jus; for now. until the Joke
can be undoae-but-I-f wish I could
keep you NV wife foreTer1r'
lie uttered the words hur.eily bu,
with . sehemence that was Ike the
throbbing II q mighty sea. a3d al his
eager. mad. soulful love burned in his
s-cs bent ~pieadingiy on hers. one,Ia
knew be meant t. And as swiftly ~ =
flower unfolas lie fair fare 10 the bo.
kiss Of the sun. she lifted her golden
head aud leaned Is on bis breas. and let
him register his marriage vows upon
her lips In fervcnr csressea
And then q minute latsr-Ned and
Maade werc in the room. oYercome with
remOrsc and anxiety.
bat il IL al right" announced
lowering. coolly. I'VE are married
and we only await the coagrs.ala.ion. q!
our friends. Come. Oriel. yoa are equal
10 the occasion? Shall We 20 back Ito
The psrlor. and be congratulated. and
LET the nine DAYS talk take It's way?
Oriella Pr. her hand on her husband 8
arm with perfect contsntmeni. and
MaBde aud Ned looked on half-dazed
with the unexpecteiness and nieeness
Of il all. and society e~njoved the bit OF
romance and gossip the affair furnished
them. and Mr.. jarvis Jerome wa the
only sufferer; for a happier couple than
Mr.. and Mrs. Lance Levering have
ne .er seen, and the only subject upon
which they are known 70 Disagree is n
10 which Of them was the April fool on
the cventful night Of April ], 1877.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01
TOICES FROM THE PAST.
uy g. u.

uY a. o..
Tread at Roscsaai Park. Woodstock. Conn.
July 81
Bencafh the hlae area OF this perfect sky
We guihsT on tbe Nations Holiday.
And while IN fosy hJufs Are eaifw hy,
We ponder Whist they irfag and tax away
sirth. music. and Inc little ones :, play
upUn the dzpp I'd shadows OF the trees -
Laugh on. light hearts! But ne whose hs1ds
Though wc may smile have sravcr mesno6a
bright days Of Peace.
Out Of the travail Of two hundrci years
Rose this, our Co;DtnonweaL Its growth was
Our fathers sowci tbs seed with hopes and
And poGr-d out their best blood TO make Il
Beset with peril from the savage foe,
They went about their wsrk. pre- pared 20 die:
FOR where the peril was they 10 ia not know
Or thu smoke Of their burning homes went
darkiy up the sky
The punishment they meted out was stern:
The sight o: women and Of children slain.
The thong nj of cspiives that would n q return,
Hardened Their bleeding heart 10 .lay again.
bnc text the teDdcre-t never read In yai9:
"Ncng.ance IL min.l" Another they rca 8 less
Path r forgive them But Que thing was
plain
That God was with them in their sore distress.
And answered their strong prayers In the vast
wilderness.
They builded churches where to-day they
stand:
Rude meeting houses rose up everywhere.
For all the pc"plc lent a helping hand:
And. when the sabbaih-beI summoned 10
tn w0Iiilicst put away their weekday care.
And tipckcd from miles around To hear the
Aud hifber came a man with snowy hair,
Who's pii-pus heart was for the lniians
stirred;
He preached. and they believed the holy things
they heard.
And hifhcr, when the storm OF war had burs,
Between the Mother Country and her sons,
In war and peace: the merry rufnor runs:
The formers quItthelr plossasd snatch their
guns
To follow him through victory and defeat;
The red -oost rdbble. led 10y Tilted outs.
Goes down before them, like tho swaths Of
wheat
Pierce is the Summer sun, and sharp the Win
tcrs sleet!
These were the men-not men, but higher
Whose hardy sinews s;incning into steel.
Graphing with the Old World, made the New
World ours.
The sure foundation of the C-ommonwcaii
hen we forget the n. whcn we cease To- focl
Their greatness and their glory. We are lost:
Silence the bells! Or ring a funeral peal!
We arr no longer worth the blood Vi cost:
Better our lathe m had SUNK in the wild waves
they crossed
Voices like these upon this peaceful day
Come like AN echO from the troubled Past;
And other voices not 40 far AWAY,
And other eyes upon the Future cast,
Command u 10 b watchfui, and hold fast
The ancient freedom of our winds and waves,
And Of oar fathers spirits-Iest, nt last
We heap Il shonor on our fathers graves,
And curse our children with the heritage OF
slake-f
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01

III zee hare . Esrs~a. 10 sr< thrsO
svas the seapsats srsa The tsznty:
keep ib<ur % a~ ~ . sezsEass< 80 f.xs
6o~.er-l~t&
To Ero=i Torns;o<. S~i-rs hrxv 80
s~as;oes. sos too rpe. Gr ih5s purT-s>
Ia; in rather ;hIrk .kee<. sa~i hroa eaa
g-btzssa. z:ser der hare e~a eel
spnakSed 9Th r<rp--. sal, aHa . a.ss
butter -Hvp<y's Daszr.
-iioase risats shoaH have .t@if
"uash day ~ regularly ss osr Inca.
40 eisEnlsness - IA ms-oTtazitothe wssl-
beng O: Psxnt. AL i. 81 oar o. h~al,h
An occasional spriakiinz all nS hsos!
them
To Co,or Naakeeaa fn eve p.a
brass kettle ~iih small pse--s 81 ~ats
birch bark and water. ies s.~sp tsenfy-
tsar hssrs and not boil. thea skim cat
the bsck. wc. ihs cloth IN soapssi.
then Put Il n the dye. ssir ~ea aEi az
o.,ea when daFk eaosgh dr.. then
xash IN sui. L. all never tsie-E<
E0ns.Aoid.
Tray covers O. pure white dasnz.k
II Of n best quality. neet bat lt;r
iecorsii n 10 reader them very had
some but n s?-.y @. io~ers ~unbroadered
On one end adds 10 her os-aaiy. hen
placing articles ca the tzy srFaag-
them 30 tha; the fosss vii not bs
covered. A stem Of bachelor s-butioa
ia particularly pretty aecoraiion- N
y. TsHses
Many cooks Dowaiays prefer steam
ing = leg OF mutton 10 the Old TIM. WAY
o! boiling. even when Il Is 4 ncluded In Q
boiled dlnacr." I, taks- innsrr %
steam IL. bu, the Ia or - better. To
the gravy adj soms cspers or cat some
cucumber p.cklcs IN yery small pieces
and sir n. To NV taste there Is &c
way - satisfactory ID err mgtioa ~ 10
ruas, IL
A delicious citrun pudding IS made
Of % cup and a half at sugar. . small
half cup ii butter. four eggs. and IS
much estron rs your taste demands; the
eitEon should be cut IN very thin slice.
or il NAV be CHOPPED Make n pua
paste, aud line the bottom and sides a.
a deep pie. plate or o! n shallow pudding
dish; hll with the mixture. and bake
The whites q; the eggs can % reserved
for n merins ue II you please.-S-
Lonis Giobe.
To clean stained woodwork which
i also vanished. an old housewife rec
ommends saving tea-lcsses from the
teapot for n few DAYS. Drain them. and
when you have n sufficient quantity put
them in clean. soft water; let them sim
mer for half an hour; when almost
cold strain them oui. and. dipping .
flannel cloth in the wafer. wipe OF the
paint. drying IL with another flannel
cloth. One cup of t.s-leaScs To a
quart Of water is the due allowance
n. y. Test.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01

L~ - ssy s- SOD - - -,~ar
ss-uspd .-essnapsz Co., Te fsrza,
sa~~~y hssSs se~ sns. - 10 As easr
q ~aA iexe sasrtn~s. us~rs h n~~s
ikessx.c~ J. esassessr srsaextA ~ se~z
s~rs I, 10 also bard - srs- tAe tA@ey
49, Th~rv are HAsy eazzsz &C 80
zIi<i rssIvs cp.s vkkcs s2ss hss leo
rod g1aEss.s. 81 tA<s~ are al>s E.ss
'Ast srs cf vsry rsA szAisy-~v~n&a
SOC tk~ d.Ey. TA~rs Are harss ssns~xs
4 csftis wsa .orss slsxht eru.~rs sfszEr
- - noss u he szprovet e~s~aass -,
EkAcA Az ros rcogs10d - esssESs<
% aay brcrd asd @ss - eAsss>k -
connc1 s.n<k" Amone ,A~~e shnre
are so~e 81 nars AAs er44sary svk
qcAiisy.
We bare s~-s. In oass al he tArsss
4 The cuseuy. coss ~AAcA ca4 n0s BE
recognized ss sesooxssg - ssy essssses
ss~<d. bed UkscA vpaA eoasp.se frsr
ssiy -iiA god coos II say ee~sd -
scsasi rserI, A fs9nasssza ss-k %
shch % saAke cro>~e. - the imprOsed
efc-ds. The cx;fiso u the arnssrs a nssny
-~csssss a cur cpcntry are s~l s..y<~d-
.k.Arr mes; OF mlk 30 he poani Do
.ir~t. Tserc are So.s ,sa psas GOA
10 cattle. as here ARE god and Porr
-pecincns Il any % The imprvs-i
srced.. Where hey have b>~a hag
bred. with car. and sone vfssan IA -
lection, The cornsnon e&f,is osiea have
acquired an sdspss;Saa 70 their sal.
rounding. which 10 cne q The Improved
bred. have on th~is frss in;rotncssoa
-TA< Hr..axrs' Gano<t0L
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01

Prot. Friend tod spme Chicaso
capitalists thai be had discovered . ne~
chemical process for eheaply rvnning
sugar. and offered "a take shares IN .
stock company In payment tor hts IN
v.ntion. trusting "a the prohss of maas-
ton Ma. ia, the m.ehsnc ssou1 never
Re seen by ANYBODY e,oept hinssif
This seemed fair. and capital was aa-
vsnccd 20 pot . factory In o~peraisoe.
Friend bad . con ~eArrsally par,iisosed
OF, and drcu 1880 from the treasury
~ the COS; Of the msehin. ~hseh be
mean, to pa; In; bu. aft~r waiting rer-
eral months the Stockholders can dad
no sugar, nor any machine. and they
have had the inventor arrested - .
swindlcr -CAsoa2o He,osd-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01

Wui b paid for The desesttos sni eparte;Ioa
Of sny person dealing In bogus 90 iruiiAtIpa
Eor Bfrrxas. especially Bstssrs si;h thx vari
Hor OF Hors IN their nan.. that IL in;eseei
" cheat the vohsic. or Tor a. thing pextsa 3
Ing 20 b the same % HoY nfrrxRs Tss
genuine hos . esuster Of Garx-s tsoties
Shssi printed Co the vtite ialeL. and " sh<
best n ei.cfse On earth. espectsiir for Ktdsev,
Liver and Nervous Deeases Ee-srs of al
formulas os rrcsp>s 81 Hoy BrrTrss pstSsshed
IN pspers % for sale. - hey srr frssts N.
svtndiea who~Fer eeais In any bs; sh<
esruise vfl b. prosecsteA
Hor DIrrSns M-p'oA Co. Re<Aastez. y. &.
THD Bostoa fss~~rps r~ceor-~,1s hero
eeue oil "a take The ssel Of oatoss oas 81 ~
breath hut do>sa's state hos assy s.rs1
aH9 0ocenoarv.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01
Growing Celery.

The seed bed should be made very
fine. and well fortified with the finest
of manure. and the rows marked OF
about ten inches apart. The e should
be covered yer, shallow. and often pass
ing a gardcn-rollcT over the rows will
cause sufficient covering. When the
plants appear. they should be C rciuiiy
weeded out: and when they have reached
The height of nearly n foot. they should
be pruned down 10 - lew inches. 90 that
a thick growth NAV be insured. IL -
also claimed that the transplsnting in
lures them far less when thus shortened
OF their leaves.
The celery beds should next be thor
oughly stirred 10 n good depth. mixing
the soil as thoroughly as possible 10
make il free from Jumps. and so give
the roots the best chance TO attain their
food. The plants, when set in the rows.
need not exceed eight inches apart. and
should have the earth firmcd about
them. as anything which contributes
towards reta ming moisture Is n benefit
TO the plants. Setting eight inches
apart. in rows three feet distant from
each other. gives not only ample room
for working. but allows all the space
necessary Tor their development and
final breaking up. After some weekso OF
the tat culture, 3 change will be neces-
sarv in order 10 blanch he stalks.
which is done BY bringing the
soil ND about them. The stalks are
closed together by the hand. and
the soil is again frmed about them. care
being taken TO keep il around the plant
but not allow Il 10 &c; upon the heart
OF the stalk, as III $ would defeat the Do
je { sought. As the soil is washed down.
and IS otherwise removed from about
the stalks. the pro ess of banking up
will have 10 be repeated The hnal
banking up msy be delayed until the
close approach OF winter. rs tie frosts
of the late fall seem 10 give the stalks
an especial crispness and tenderness.
18th the dwarf varieties, the lessened
lsbor of preparing them for blanehing IS
the best argument in their favor. rs .
mu b less amount OF earth Is required.
with consequent diminished work As
winter approaches. the sol l. loosenei
up between the rows. and Is then thrown
up quite 10 their TOYS: but II they are 10
be secured so q, TO be &c cssible for win
ter markets. the trenchiug process Of pres
ervation wiz most likely be the best
method. but for early use. the BANKING
up. and covering with n costing Of s-rzw.
VII answer quite n well In covering
in the trenche>. the preczution ot heat
ing must be avoided. which can be best
&C emphasized BY gradual covering. in
creas ng the depth as the severity of
winter demands. so TIA; altogether .
foot or more Of straw may be required
Cor. Coussry G~csf<mas-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01

81 r, CHATTANOOGA Tsnn; II have .
vaiusbie hen that I'll insiss IN sitting on az
ergA How csa ] prevsnt her doing SOP We
have referred -FOUR letter TO oar po1itrT crit
&C. He ays there srs many ~ars to present
your keu from engaging In sedeutssy pzrsniss
On Q capital Of sr srxa He sggxests that
you odd another exx-Of that ros zee The
exgs In . costsri RE. bzs - savs isyou ssnt .
desd surs thiug boil the henL-Tzss SVtssgs
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01

digestion- cause the fopd TO a.simiistr prspr
eriy. ard the s~t~oFh~ats e. take up nourssh-
ment. induce fsii aud regular sVseastSSa. pro-
duee essy exp~ctorstson. aud sto?decsy q the
lungs, heart liver. arnsry AMI ds-es;ivs
OF ana add pufifs the bod IA By uslny hat
Queer Of he slth ca led DR.. Gas sott's Yssiss
Dock ssd sarsapsriIia Il sdinZ Physicians
recommend 10 ~ Q true strengths asf. q safs
reviver sni perfect hsslth rsse-er II !. con.
po>ed ~ harmless yes effective vegetable
tonic. and viii not harm TIE mos; De ics,e.
being especially adapted - ea'estiei oosstL
lutiyns and snfsnfs
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01
-Tieht r,rrxxmen nrrached .imnl,s

Eight cierxymen preached o
neouaiy In the Eastern feniientiary.
Philadelphia, on . % Sunday. "a In
visible audiences. This prison Is con
Quoted on the principle % solitary ON
hnsment Each prisoner has his o~n
lonely cell. These cells open on eigA,
corridors. rsdisting from NJ octagooAl
center. The preachers stood At thr
outer ends of the corridors. snd could 10
heard by the occupants Of the cells In
their several sections. A group Of
officials and reporters in the middle Of
the prison experienced tho novel seasa-
ton Of listening 70 eight sermons a.
once-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01

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fecsinx the Llooi liver AM sIiseys s-asn and
nervous. sssfem. there "a NJ >osnstaasi1a rre-
psrrd for sruerai use more b>nes~5si tAsa Dr.
Guysotis Yelios Dock snd ssfsspsr.ia ]
recommend it frequently Ia my p~~srt4ce'
Why thea remsis o ersbhy d~ysprptbc snd
nervous sufsreft Why sos b ssroax, healthy
aal robuai1
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01

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