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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-12
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

General Bradley T. Johnson is in Alexandria.
There were no cases at police headquarters yes
tcrdHy.
The Corporation Court will be reopened to-day
by Judge French pro tempore.
Work Is now proceeding regularly Mt the Poto-
mac Iron Works, and attracting many visitors.
Bishop Thomas U. Dudley, of Kentucky, was ut
Green's Mansion House Tuesday night on his way
home
IL Is expected that car-making works will be
established in connection with the Alexandria
thip-yard.
:. Miss Mary Mcknight sister of Mr. William II.
Mcknight, of Alexandria, died in Washington
Tuesday after u few hours Illness.
colOred man named Solomon was brought to
the stntion- house yesterday morning charged with
assnuting his wife with a Ratchet.
The Readluster city committee has as yet made
no recommendations for illing the vacant Corpora.
ton Judgeship or any other city office.
Muster r. S. Falls who spent the holidays in
Alexandria with HIS father, Mr. X. w. Falls has
returned to St. James College, Washington County,
Maryland.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-12

NEW YoRR, Jan. il.--Money loaned between and
per cent. and closed offered at g. Exchange was
strong: the nominal rates up &c TO 4S for sixty
days and 1865 for demand actual business being done
AT ASH sGsi for long and ijis dis5A for short ssht
Governments fairly firm and a per cent. higher
for r. and unchanged for extended Gs IS, and ISs.
state bonds were dull Railroad bonds were rregu-
lar md unsettled u moderate volume of business.
The share speculation opened weak and S6ni per
cent lower for the general list than yesterday closing
Including Central Pacific. Ill0G Delaware, Lacla
wanna and Western. lSI0f Denver and Rio Grande
ag2M Erie Ii,igE Kansas and Texas, 1900; Lake
Shore, Sll00 Louisville and Nashville. 6,6O0 Mich
gan Central, 9!i0E New Jersey Central, $500 New
York Central 3l,500 Northern Pacific, 9,l00 Reading
1000 ~. Paul, 2070G Texas Pacific, l0,s0G Union Pa
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ALEXANDRIA, Jan, l.--Flour continues strong and
firm. Wheat unchanged and prices hrm at quota
tiOns with light ales. Corn But small lots com
ing In, and the only sales to-day were at c for white
Rye aud OaIs-None reported. Country produce IL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-12

HAVING been troubled with very bad cough for
about two years, and having tried almost every
cough mixture that was ever made, have found
none that has given me such great relief as DR..
10 all afflicted
BENJAMIN f. DUGGAN ii Park Place N v
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-12

Can be had 10y eyoEy lady who will use Parker's
Ginger Tonic. Regulating the Internal organs and
purifying the blood, II quickly removes pimples
and gives healthy bloom 70 tho cheek. Read
about II n c0lor column.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-12
BAhrl"o"h AND oltlo RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
- BETWEEN
THE EAST ANDT EWESrNIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNEY COUPLER
!. Schedule to take effect SUNDAY, DEcEMDBRs ~

Schedule to take effect SUNDAY, DECEMBER ~
A, NJ. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
1si-i lichso CINCINNATI and 81. Louis fast express.
&m- baltimore tllcott CITY, and Way Stations,
Jl-iAillnOre. Annapolis, and Way. piedmont,
Sirh,h9rg, winchester HagerstOwn, aud Way,
El0-i'nint of Rocks aud Way Stations
Glh-Ihlndepun, New York, and Boston Express
Purlor ears to New York
Gi0-StnuntOn and Valley Express. Connects for
lIngerstOwn and Point of Rocks for Frederick:
tGO0 ~ III baltimore liyattsyillr, and laurel EN.
press, stops al Annapolis Junction aud jos
sups. On SUNDAY stops at all stations.
1901 baltimore Express stops at Hyaitsvllc.
EollegG Belisyille, Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
tloti-Plllsb'rg, Chicago Cincinnati, and 81, Louis
=, EXpresS
l.:lO- baltimore, facott City, Annapolis, aud Way
tl;?.-nn sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
t2:lj-ii,timorc Express.
t&U-l baltimore, Philadelphia, aud New York Tx.
500 Baltimore and Way stations (NInchestcr,
Frederick. lihgcrStOwl, aud Way, via Relay.)
$50 baltimore, lIyRtsvillc, and Laurel Express,
TICInr'cE Via Relay. STOPS at Annapolis
tEio-n baltimore, Annapolis, and Way stations.
tti5,-pont of Rocks, Frederick, linGeretOwu, Win
OF Rocks and Way stations only ~
tji5, Baltimore Express. ,MartnSburg and Way,
GOl-lolnl Of Rocks and Way stations.
t7aO- baltimore ana Way stations. 4.
t7!g-i baltimore, liyaltsylle, and Laurel Express.
tG2l- ladcIpha. New Y rk, and RostoS Express.
SLEEPING cars 70 New York. stops at Hy0tts-
tni7- Chicago, Cincinnati, aud st. Louis Express
tDally. SUNDAY only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday,
All rains from Washington stop at Relay station.
For further Information apply at the baltimore
and OHIO Ticket Onlces-Washingion station, 6ls aud
where orders viii be taken for baggage to checked
and received At any point In the city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-12

Gray hairs are honorable, but their premature
appearance Is annoying. Parkers Hair Balsam
prevents the annoyance by promptly restoring the
Youthful color.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-12

James Hngely threatened to kill his wife, for
which Judge Smell put him under bonds TO keep
the peace.
August Brooks. alias Edward II. Dent, n young
man claiming to be cousin of Mrs. ex- President
Grant, was charged with stealing horse, buggy,
and harness belonging TO DIR. A. 7. Rogers His
ease was sent to the grand jury.
Emma Winder, colored, for q long time a do.
nestle In the house of Mr. John William Palmer,
stole various articles belonging to her master and
mistress including jcwery. dresses, &c. Judge
Smell gave her six months IN Jail.
The attention of the court was given for nearly
two hours to the disposal of twenty two cases OF
persons charged with failing to remove the snow
from their sidewalks In eighteen fines Of So
dismissed.
John Turbey and Joseph J. Robinson, two young
white men, were charged with keeping policy
shop. Turbey, through his counsel, A. y. Williams.
entered plea of guilty, and the court sentenced
him TO pay fine of $50 or sixty days In Jail. The
charge against Robinson was nOue pro'sed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-12

BALTIMORE, jan li.--Flour quiet Howard street
aud Western supeTine, u 2jMg5 90; do extra g. 2560
25; do family " 40G5 Is; city Mills superline, u 80
as 2S do extra Is 500g 25 do family, " 5Op7 76 Rio
higher Western dull but easier southern white re;
uary, Osh@Gsssc February, 6g,4@b95sc; March, 7l6D
1Ac. Oats higher southern, 5OgaSc; Western white,
5Gl5c; do mixed 50d5lc; Pennsylvania, 500oljC. Hay
In moderate denandi prime TO choice Pennsylvania
and Mary land, sl6 OOg2a co. Provisions higher and
firm; mess pork, as ~ bnlk meats-shOuldeTs aud
clear rib sides, packed, 7sG9sac; bacOn-shOulders,
sie clear rib SIDES l0c; hams FAC 3Sci lard, re-
lined l21c. Butter dull; Western packed, lS'd i0C;
roll 2OaD2sc. Eggs dull at 25ci limed 2lg22c Coffee
dull; RIO cargoes ordinary to fair, eGl04c. Sugar
Flour, ss0 barrels; corn, 6,S9 bushels; oats bOl
bushels. shipments-Corn, 1900 bushels. Sales
Corn a. as bushels
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oad.FeIIows' Mutual RELIEF ASSOCIATION.

At the annual meeting of the !. O. o. +. Mutual
Relief Association the seGretarys report showed re-
ceipts for the year % and expenditures Sc 1885,
amount paid to families of deceased members dur
ing the year, SGj65, leaving In hands of treasurer
9S total assets of the association over all liza
bilities, S2,628.3S. The following officers were
elected for the year. viz: John II. Bartlett preSi-
dent; Joseph II. Daniel, vice president; Thomas
W. Fowler secretary John 4. Given. treasurer
board of directors, J. Edward Mason, No, / John
Thompson, No. 0; Henry Irene. No. 10; William r.
Newman, No. IL s: I, Douglas, No, ~; Caleb Sc
bnstian, No. 10; William Ferguson, No ID; W. j.
prummond, No. 10; james HALEY, No. Ia; C, W.
Mattingly, No. IS; William Kettler, No 10; James
Is. DuYnll, No. 90 JOsanh BnrrOnphs No n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

stock and Bond QuOtnttons-New York
aud Baltimore Produce Markets.
The following report Of the financial market yestcr-
day, together with the opening highest lowest, and
closing quotations. furnished by the banking
Of H. u. Cooke, jr., & Coz 1879 street, Washington,
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GOVERNMENT BoNDs-CIosISe QUOTATIONS.
United States per cent extended...... l00st 6Dl0i
United States per cent eXtcnded-..... lO2I S6l02H
United States AZ per cent regstered..... uIgMliiS
United states AZ per cent. coupon-..... u4a@11is
United States per cent registered... ll7,I6ull72
United States per cent. coupon. ...,.,.- iiT91 bid
United States per cent g. L."".,..... il5ss@ll1s
District OF Columbia aGs-. lO1
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Closing.
Opening.

Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market
furnished by Cooke 4 Co, Pa ave and Fifteenth ST.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-12

LONDON, Jan. li.--Indla council bills allotted nj an
advance of Lied rupee Consols for money 30 I5l6
do for the account, 1905. United States bonds, As,
l20ls. Atlantic and Great Western frsts i6 Erie
Onds, lO New York Central, 1856 Reading, 3ili; On
tario and Western, Is; st. Paul, liz.
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REPUBLICAN,. THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY
AnARR1ED.

TODn-DUVANT-O ON December 81 1881, nj No
rs street northwest BY Revs. r. J. Addison and y.
Forrest EpwAnD JEssE Tom, OF st. Louis. Mo-,
aud MARY HAMPER DUvANr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-12
Jan. Feb. March. Jan. Feb. Mar


NEW YORK, ian li.-Flour-Receipts, l2,279 barrels
exports 5S2s barrels; still IN buyers favor In
cases 6(1l5c per barrel lower; export demand light
very moderate home trade Inquiry sales 1850 bar
rels; No. ., % 00Gi 10 superinc Western and State
% 90dI co. common To good extra do 81 1905 or good
TO choice do, 80 1909 OG common 10 choice white
wheat Western extra 81 2lGIS 25 fancy do - 5000 co.
common TO good extra OHIO, e. lOGlS y; common 10
choice extra st. Louis, = O0M0 00 patent Minnesota
extra good TO prime, Is OO@s 50 choice double ext
Is Goa ~, market closing dul Southern flour mod
eratey active and weak common To fair extra s. 40
6p6 so good To choice do 90 COOS % Corn IA lower
closing heavy and declining; export inquiry limited
doing In options receipts II, 52l bushels exports
800 bushels sales G7 900 bushels; ungraded 6IG5l c
No g. G94MIISc; No. ., 09s 6LG9sac for new 7Oa 46I
II &c for old; No white, 7gc; Southern yellow, 7OlgC
72Rc; graded yellow, 73c: No. ., January, 9S6DG9sc;
February, 704M7OaC, closing at 70lac, March, ia
52c closing NJ re Oats less active, closing easter;
No. 8, 50sc do white, ole. Coffee unchanged and
quiet. Sugar quiet and very firm; sales of 1000 hhds.
MuscOvado 1sc; fair 10 good refining quoted at 7la
73sc refined lower and In fair inquiry; yellow c. Tao
72Sc white extra o. ssfmsSc; yellow do SdSl4C yell
low 7SGp7SSc; oil A, S3Ssac; mould A, sac; stand
ard A. o. concctiOners a, pic; cut Loaf, lOa l0ac;
crushed lOec; powdered, 0Gpl0lsc granulated, D4c;
cubes, lOc. MOnsses-FOregn dun and nominal; New
Orleans firm and Ia fair demand quoted at 63dB5c.
Rice steady and fairly active. Pork unsettled and
somewhat nominali Hight trade closing firm; sales,
75 barrels mess spot quoted AT $40 20 for old Sl rs
for new Mlddlcs quiet long clear, 94c; short clear,
gkc long and short clear, half and half, 9ac Lard
5GJ7c lower and less active closing weak sales Of
prime steam, spot, 81 35gll Shc; choice, fi no. to
arrive, ell ri,
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

Jan. ii.--Nirgnia 6s, deferred, II; do
'lidated, 'fHa; do second series, 3s's; new lOiOs
In
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- J. n. WOOD, GCnoral Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
MIDLAND RAILWAY,
10 THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

TRAINS LEAVE Il. x p DEPOT AS FOLLOWS
7;i0 n. m.--NEw ORLEANS MAIL, daily. Direct
connections for the South and Southwest. Daily Ia
points west of thurlUtteSvlllc on G.. & q. Railway.
PULLMAN SIEEPING CA RS on T:IO Il. m. train
rom Washington to Atlanta via Danvo and
rom l%nrhbnrg ana Atlanta TO New orleans.
li.n a. nl-FASI Mali, daily Cor Atlanta aud the
south vim Danvillc and Charlotte
PULLMAN SLEEPING "a RS ON il:aO a. III train
from Washington to Atlanta.
1879 y. m.-SutTll ERN EXPRESS daily. Tor all
points south VIA Danville and Charlotte.
PULLMAN SLEEP Nc GA ItS ON IU:a5 u. M. train
nom Washington Ia Charleston, =. &.
Passengers tor MANASSAS DIVISION wIll take 7iO H. m.
Train daily, except SUNDAY. For Warrentun, 7:tl
n. m. and ll:e0 n. m. trains daily.
For tickets aud information call at Virginia Mid
land Onicc COL Pennsylvania avenue.
- 49, .-. N. MAtDANIEL, Agent
NJ. SLAuiliTER, General Ticket Agent. JylSu
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DIED.

GARNE1"r suddenly, on wednesday January H.
1882, between 2 aud y m, AUGUSTA Browne dAR-
HETT, widow of j. W. b. Garnett and sister of Gen
eral w. II, Browne
Notice Of funeral hereafter
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Notice TO Mt. Vernon Passengers.

The Steamer W. W. CORCORAN,
which has been recently built aud furnished Il. L.
BLAKE, Capainb. Us the only boat allowed u land
passengers AT Mount Vernon Wharf Round trip 81.
including admission to Mansion and Grounds.
Steamer leaves seventh street DAILY Sunday eK-
ccpted), at 10 a. m, and returns about u, m.
j, MCH, HOLLlN0SWORrlI,
Supt Ladies Mount Vernon Association.
l. L. BLAKE, Steamer W. w, COrcorln. lai
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Qo1 THE GREAT 1901

ToTHE SSRFiis Wi2Sf' AxD sSotuItHwEsr
SPLENDID sdENEily ANAAGNffiGfNf EQUIP.
TRAINS Z EE httECE HEiMIiE Sm station
. cor. sixth aud streets, as follows;
press Of Pullman Hotel and sleeping Cars at 1000 a.
m. daily Fnst Line loco a. m daily, with sleeping
cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnati and Chicago;
Western Express, 1:99 y, M daily, with Palace Cars
70 n rhIiYTSH1g 9ng LS n p9,foN
For Canandagua, Rochester, Bufalo, aud niagara Ai
S e M daily except SUNDAY; ~! F. M daily, eT
For Williansport, Lock Haven, and Elmlrn az iGO1
| a N. daily, except sunday.
1000 aud 1918 y. M; sunday, 200, 1900 aud iOil
Limited EXPRESS Of Pullman Parlor Cars, Goa m.
FSt j HTSSy9 v NJ all hGeuE Hns
anordng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
double ferrage across New York city.
andio'i5 .. m. On Sunday go, $40, 1904 AND lO;li
Limited Express, $50 a. m, daily, except sunday.
FOR BaltmOro, $40 500 $40. 1900 M and 200 i:an
$40, $40, 70, 1000 aud lois D. m. on Sunday son
,,I Ie9, a. NJ 200, $40, 100 1000, and 1913 D.
For Annapolis, 40 a. nj. and 44op. M daily, excep
ALEX XNDRtA AND rail-.
NAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria e5G 79 o;2O II.io and Ii.ao a. M, 49n
100 G:9l s;21 and 1870 y. IN. on sundays, 69O O9o
For Richmond and the south tt:D and II.iO n. m
p, daily, and 800 y. m. daily except sunday.
and 1000 M l0, 300 hCO. 700 and ONj D. M nns
100 midnight Sunday, at s;O' 1853, and iO;OO "a M,
Tickets and information at the Office. northcas
corner Of Penney and Thirteenth street
checking OF baggage to destination nom hotels and
-. J. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
FRAN THOMSON, General Manager.
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BANKERS EXCHANGE
Threeday bills.-..-- isG1a Sixty-day bllls, 1872
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E. E. JACKSON g. CO.,

Gorner Ohio -A-v- aaa TTlair-
teent1a ST. M w,
WASHINGTON, ID Q.
Rp2s-ly
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-12-14
Constitutional Amendments.

We publish in this issue the proclamation
of Governor w. E. Cameron. announcing
the adoption of the Constitutional Amend
ments which remove the capitation tax re-
striction on the ballot. From this time for
ward the ballot is free. and the cousumma-
ton, we have no doubt, meets the approval
OF all good citizens, who value the purity of
the elective machinery and the ballot. The
capitation tax restriction was a paetizan
device, and from the time of its abolition
through deception and stealth to the pres
ent, it has been source of the most revolt
ing debauchery and cri me. There has not
been an honest election and an honest
count since 1t first wena into operation.-
Whatever effect the reaoRal of the restric-
ton may have upon the numerical strength
OF the two parties, We may assume it to
De true, that g.. pregnant source of corrup-
ton has been removed and the interests of
good government advanced. The adoption
OF the amendments was an important tri-
nmph-a significant and signal victory.
not only as .rebuke to Bourbonis ism, but
as an evidence of the liberal tendencies
OF the successful party.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-12-14
Tariff and the Farm

AS Illustrative of the effect upon s.rm;,,p
interests, of the policy of protection 70 HON e
manufactures, we give below the csStnaratiue
prices obtained for farm producfs, under the
two systems OF protection and fssa trade. The
figures are worthy of study By s}le class es-
pecialy singled out, for it is TO them that free
trade demagogues and cre2ks raake their ap-
peals, under the delusion that the farmers do
not study such questions. The farmer knows
that it is better for his, pursuit when other
occupations are prosperous-that home
market for his products is more profitable than
foreign markes-fhat money kept in motion
IN community makes new values for that
community, and that every new value created
makes existing values the more valuable
n'sl'stlcs show that agricultural staples ranged
5-per cent higher, and Manufactured articles
nearly 20 per cent. lower from 1879 to 1880
under protection than from 1SaE,to 1950under
pracIlcally free trade. Dnring the latter
period oushel OF wheat wosald buy less than
sack OF salt, or 442 pounds of coal. From
1876 to 1880 bushel of wheat would bpv two,
SACKS OF salt, or 719 pounds. of coal. From
lo40 to 1850 bushel of wheat would buy eight
and half yards Tof heached sheeting or
twelve yards Of calico, or 10Y pounds of mig
iron. Under theprossetive policy from 1875
to 1880, bushel of wheat would purcbase
eleven yards of sheefing, or sixteen wards of
Calico or l34 pouDas of pig iron. The table
OF statistics from which we have quoted-pub-
lished in the Chicago Inter- Ocean--shows that.
taking seven leading articles, the average gain
in the purchasing power of busheI of wheat
under protection was about 45 per cent. The
farmers are robbed, are they From 1916 to
1850 ten pounds of butter was good for ten
yards OF sheeting. Now it buys twenty wards
Then it was good for fife en- yards of calico,
and now it purchases thirty yards. In the
five years OF free trade ten pounds of butter
bought about forty flour pounds of bar iron.
while from 1876 to 1880 it was worth 10s
pounds of bar lion. 1t appears clearly that of |
,he seven staples protected by considerable
iuties mot one costs the consumer as much
o-day as it cost him from 1846 to 1850" And
IT'LL they say that farmers are robbed by nro.
ection! |
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-12-14
Civil Service Reform.

Mr. Kasson, acting chairman Of the House
Civil Service Reform Committee, completed
on Friday last bill embodying the views of
the Committee on the subject, which was
reported to the House on the 9th. 1t was made
the special order for Tuesday last and from
day to day thereafter until disposed of, not
however, to interfere with revenue or appropri-
alton bill provides that all clerks and other
subordinate officers and employees in the De-
partments and Bureaus at Washington and in
custom houses, post offices, and all other offices
OF the General Government throughout the
Union in which the official and clerical force
shall equal or exceed ten persons, shall be
appointed for q term of four years, and shall
not be removed, except for misbehavior or in
efficiency. AT the end of his first term any
clerk or other subordinate officer or employe
who has proved himself competent and worthy
shall be entitled to reappoinment for second
term OF four years, and his reappointment for
third. fourth, or fifth term is not prohibited
Applications for Government employment of
the grades mentioned are to be examined by a
board, and none shall be appointed who have
not satisfactorily passed the required e1amina
ton. Any person may appear before the
Board TO be examined. Applications or recon-
mendations by Senators or Representatives in
behalfof applicants are not to be recognized or
regarded unless asked for by the proper au
thorities. Persons now in the public service
shall be entitled to remain until the expiration
Of four years from the date of their appoint
ment. when they shall also be entitled to a re-
appo intment for second term of four years.
disappointment hereafter made are to be fsirly
apportioned among the several States and rep
resentative districts. The President of the
United States ia authorized, in the case of Of
fcers appointed by him and confirmed by the
Senate to refer such questions OF fact as he may
desire to the Civil Service Board for examina-
ton and report.
Mr.. John NJ. Miller one of the best farmer
Of Frederick county, drilled eleven acres ofcorn
las, spring and is 80 we'll satisfied with the re-
suit that he will repeat the experiment on a
larger scale next year. He thinks land on
which ten barrels IS ordinarily raised can be
made to produce from fifteen to twenty barrels
by this system.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-12-14

iov. McEnery, OF Lousiana, has issued
the certificate of election to Hon. w. P.
ke IRogg. 1t WAS not refused. at tirse, but
al nply suspended to await response from
K 5logg to paper Sled by Acklen. his
ID @mocratic competitor. alleging that Kel-
l. gy;g was not citizen OF the district. 1t is
T @sst5le the strong expression from Demo
s'atie and Republican sources against such
pn outrage as was feared in the refu-
Esl ITO issue the certificate OF election to
kellogg. influenced the lnal action of Nc
EneEy- Some of the partizan Democratic
papers NOV point to the fact OF the certifi-
cate der. ing been given to Kellogg as evil
@ence'ef spirit Of disinterested fairness
OFT the spa 1T OF the Democratic Governor of
Louisiana Had there been any deiensible
reason for contrary course. it is more than
lsrobabie a would have been adopted. II is
AN attempa to manufacture virtue out OF
necessity, q nd assume an attitude OF justice
because Ts~ 'ouid he crime to do other
wise
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-12-14
How a wOman's Life was Saved.

After she had tested the skill of all the best
doctors in Western Pennsylvania and New
York, and had paid over s. 900 without recei-
wing any permanent good, the limbs became
affected with even tenfold greater yirulence,
not only eat ing away the flesh, but attacking
the bones beneath. 1t also affected her head
and face, making her almost blind and deaf, re-
duced to skeleton, weighing but 80 pounds.
the doctors pronounced her at deaths door,
Psfuna was then given her. as stated. and with
the result given on page "a in DR.. Hartman's
"Ills of Life" She took no other medicine and
is perfectly we'll.
MONROE, MICH. Sept, %, 1875.
SIRs-I have been taking Hop Bitters for
Inflammation Of kidneys and bladder. 1t has
done tor me what four doctors failed to do
The effect of Hop Bitters seemed like magic.
to me. W. L. CARTER.