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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10
LOCAL BREVI7IES.
G.y Council tonight,

'''J * HuC'i LJ'ulRuE
God, IAiny, disazreesbl, We TT or to dsv,
i is rcpo:ted tbs. tho schooner Ann. Maria
OF Ho'toik, hsa been SEIZED At Qusu,ico for debt
Obligations will 60 to Richmond 10. might il
the intntett OF The several candidates. fer the Cor
potAlion Jujgeship.
Superintendent Of Po!i,, Coleman hss MI. in
0 new pump 8! The co:nsr of Prince and St,
A.sspa s.
Henry q, Cu'sng, o. Fauqaisr COUNTY, hal
as5oclaltd h:m't!t VIII MeNrs. Burse g Her.
bat IN no taking Lu:iue;s in this CITY,
Ellis |ero Introduced yesterday in the Viz.
glIlI L2E,sla;ufo 10 incorporate thu Po,omso
Manntscsntlng snt Vapcr Fuel Companies,
boih OF Iha city.
the members of Toe jury il the case of the
COZ no" "nsith sEa!ns. l.. l. Young tho sample
mr'chsn', lrr:ng. after baing GU. threo days
isii ID toasffc, we're lsst night permitted to tske
b.osttIns spoil until Thursday. a. II o'clock,
TO which tlmo t::o court adjourned
Tco snnus! convention o. farmera aud others
'ntore, tAd ia Aon.somory county, Nd, alf .irs
hr II. &. Holland Pre:i!elt, will BIZ held 1t
tao SAady Spring Lyceum on Thursday next
NJ III rcocs. a ftos lunch will b. provided by
thCse residing neir. Munar"ns questions of In
section sIo Invited TO be present
Mrs. Ann Bennett. an Old wcm.r, reported
81 Tao station houss lss. night that Marcus
Reeves, young white man. had visited her
house: bear Tho canal Basin. early in the nirht,
snd fahing her alone, committed q rnoe,
indecent assault ulon her. Reeves wss ar.
rested, bat ihs charge could not ba sustained
before tho Mayor Till morning, aud he wss dis.
charged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10

REMOVAL Mr.. j. y. Milburn having re-
c9atly bought tha store lcrmery coouDi,d By
;hs Cliatsa Tea Company, hes h,ndson eIy re-.
lifted II, aud has removes his stock of srocs
rits, &c, troc, his od sore to his new tstab.
81 nlen, mkt door
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10

AnFlEAA HORSE TnIgF.-M c. I. Whalsp,
u ifedeiiekahu!g, VISA st the STATEN house this
mag 'ookl6g for n1sn who stoo horse
AaI buggy from Mr. f. X. Wheeler. !ive,y
c 49, Keep q taat rlsco. las. week. snd for
",o:h !heIr Is reward of So TIE thief
aass Dis oaGs 10 fredericksburg as NJ Merry
mso. AID slated tha; he wss from DaaviIle.
hsir5mau sfrivSd here Sunday moroipg last
eooG' Tree o'c'ack, aaj pu! up at Cex's q otel,
5esa Of klsg slIest. He left the Hotel Mon-
head Ct hin. - D'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10
GUESS q!

UEsS GUESS
" A GIFT FOE A GUESS,
/ will give away magnificent
$50 SHUNINGER NlNE-STCP UYMBEI,-
LA PAHLOR ORGAN
to the person who comes nesres! in guessing the
ECm Der OF Bsans contained in tho Glass Jar ex-
hiblted In my Show Window. The jar has boon
flied and sealed BY several prominent business
gentlemen, and will be opened on the FIRST
pay OF MARCH. 1882, by Judges selected for
the purpose, who will count the Beang and award
the prize to the lucky guesser.
Come every body. bach person allowed but
one gusss. Register Book open from q. 10. to
3 p. N.
Sidney T. NInMO'S
PIANO WAREROOMS, 4S3 9Th ST. z, ".
jin7 Washington, L. g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia 7xz@r+;=e.

!, lSSl-'S2. is entitled to the sum Of SOLO a.
! il addition TO the recently received -mose7
!ufnisaad ulder the Hanslo bill. Tbs ,c1ooI;
of tbis city, under The INFRINGEMENT. OF Prof,
Came, are 10 spieadid cordlioo, and the PEG
pie vii; bs 10Th to psrt With 8, sbls efficient and
enthusiastic superintendent. Il is positively
asserted that MIR. Il. j. Lloyd will bo The rtxs
school superintendent of this city.
CHARGED TO TIE EIGHTH DIsTaIcr.-Tte
repor: OF the Sscre arY of Interior in reply to
resolution of the U. s. Senate calling for
the nsues Of all employees 10 that Dspsrlm ,ns,
gives tho following IS charged TO the Eighth
Congressional Disrric. of Virgins
Bo5ianio- w. Pond, principal examiner,
S2,409 SCHUYLER DurYee. chief Assignment ard
cop7irg division. $4,000; E1geDe d. Hs1-
r;ngton. clerk. - 600; Jacob 4. Do Putron,
o.. $1,000; Micae,I Hsr:, do. $1,000 ;
Charles II: Msciuly. do, ST 400; Erss W. G..
Joh'srn. d., $1,000; John w. de- Kraft, d..
$1,000 Howard i. Abbott. Co., ST 200
lle5ry j. Ergllnd. do. 81 200; Msntfurd q.
S:enhecs: do, 81 200; John Dunn. do.
81 200; Thomas A. Btosdus. do, $1,000;
John Z. Smart. DO, $1,000. Howard w.
Blscchnrd. de-. 81 200 !; Matthew Tfimb!e,
DO. 81 200; Louis f. Payne, DO. 81 200 f.,
CiSi'o' A' OIt 81 -GU lVO0
Pike. de-, 81 20O StauIy !. Slack, de-;
81 geo Robert K. C1eks. do, 81 900; Mira. +.
9. Tatlnp:oa, copicst. 5000 Mrs. NJ. Thock-
morton. de-. 5000 j. McDOna.d Stewart. DO. i,
5000; Misc Lilly d. Nsuueyer. DO. 5000 !;
George E. S;srkwe.!her, do, 5000 Miss Nit
lilo j. Jcnniors. d.. $500; Douglass Syphax
attendant $500; Hery Williams, wslcSmap
1920; Harry Gray, mess nger, s720; Miss A,
r. aderwood, copisst, s 72O; Miss Mary J,
Shinu, do. $3.50 Arthur st. a. Smith, d.,
S72O, Coosnt =. Nielsen. d.. $72O; Robert
Merchant. Raca nao. s720; Charles W.
solpIo, "a s]eossr $500; Arthur Payne, d.
$3.50; "lIllsm Allen. sbcror, $500 Newell s.
GreeDawar, coplts:. 5000 ; Herbert l.. Raney,
abcr:r 5000; Miss Susia s. II rrisop, do,
5000; Mrs. II. Size s!le'. de-. $3.50; Robert &,
Csssell, d.. $3.50 George #. Preston, DO,
$3.50; Harrison &. Ffsney. do, $3.50 Mil
lard ). sloorH, Do. $3.50; Alfred G. Campbell,
do, $3.50; James K. Walk, d., $500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10

CORPORATION Court -CLERK'5 OFFICE -
lbs c)mnitteo s7p1in:ed last week by Judge
French TO tXsmiue ths GGics of Gen. Morton
'iarye, the ciiiccu: crk OF Corporation Ccu:t
yesterday morning prasentoi the following &c
port:
10 the J'aqe ct The Corporation Court Of AZ
GcaMdriH. Va
Ih3 uodcrslgoCd committee appnoted ty
your Honor Ia exam nc tho Clerks office would
respectfully repor. that after careful x mint
iiou OF The records and papers of sad offic,
toey Ind them 10 perfect order. with tina f.
loW!og exceptions, viz: Deed book Il, Circlit
C1urt, Ds'r c. Of Cn!umbis hb,rs IA. BIB.
Z, No: >, ID, No. ,, z No. ., s. No. . T, M.
:; u. No: ., \ No. 4. Nj. No. 3,aud VIII b,ck
No., The boding OF tie above books ara 10
very bad coalition, a5d 10 crderto save them
10 c&ib'c c1udlllo2, they should bs rebound
OF orc. The minutes OF the Court, p.tc 81
book, cctd books aoJ will books sre yroner'y
end FULLY iraeXad. oaa all papers endorsed AID
Med Ia coav2cisa: rui accessible PLACES. The
Cfhc' presents ccat. systematic appesret G.,
July n''tst:ng he ability asd effcierc; o. 5r
CLERK hereof. RESPECTFULLY sub nu;ed. $. III
gnscn boach. S,Glua! G. Breot, sud L,ona,d
Aisrhuiy.
INDEPENDENT Mutual FIRE INsro.ycE
Co.-jhe thirteenth annual nesting Of tha In
dependent Mutual Fro Insurance Company OF
rh:ffax county, W., koli ia thi, CITY Yesterday
with Mr.. Robert +. ko.arts in the ch.i. and
Ell. =. q. harmon Secretary. Reports from
adopted. ""N
:. The p'csidont submitted. state In,nt showing
Tue company ID be IN good condition. Tic
!osles Tor the past year Eere only STA So on
property valued ct Sl,fG,lC8, ATE ci IS
Si.SUo I8. and insured at $Sl6,O(5.
ne following wire elected Directors of tho
company: Robert Y. Roberts. V. Baker. u. z.
Inltb. q; Lukens, Geo. q. Eowes, Is Garfield,
.'onh 6A,langor. =. .. MuHsoa, Geo 9. Rcund.
SEQ. b Ives. VIM. CE:uncey, o. q. Wilkins
sGd Vim. Hunter
NE me'ting then adjourned, snd tbs BosrA
81 Dl'ectorS met and reelected Robert +.
no0eits, President, and A.. q. HARMON Secre.
la'Y md Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10

lie sale OF tho iu!pilura at the Governors
m:csl1n Io NchmoUd 20 K rsca yesterday
na5els VINO veg! TO Tho ssle expecting TO gel
SOEo hsIdsonc antique tlrn,ura wsre dissr-
pointtd. Nearly s!l Of il was # modern make,
snn 'fc CID tr.lo.cs consisted mainly of bic
t'o'nts pFtssHa Sid ole Or tgo old fashioned
hoT'sus or cAbiocts. Some OF The rsr!or turpi-
,ute "a5 used before The var ard wss very
hIi'tasGTa". The mirrors we're not soll, MIR,
u H. Boycc. OF tho She.a1iosh Ve!lsy rail
IO'o. was iha purchaser Of ZOOS. Of the raricr
iTutnlIure. Msar; sIes and bads.cads sold well.
Inc ilfst srilcie sold wss The ssc;stsry and boo k
case 10 the GcVcrnot's reception room. l. YVES
toCg9t BY Dir. @. Il. Puindexter for 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10

4 Trial package OF "BLACK-DRAUGHT"
free OF charge.
For sale by z. &. Lead beator Il Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10

ELECTION OF BANK D1REcgoRs Tho sics,
holders OF The Frs: National B.1k, ssm.e;
,oS 'c.d;y, refused tho rumbar Of directors
ron eight to five. The following ecutem au
SSefo eIecicd directors for thu ensuing gear: s.
rrIRus33s Beach. William j. Boothe, Ejwsrd
. L'Edbs cater. joseph Dfodlrs. sna 8. Chap
A's meeting Of lho stockholders ci tic ci,i
z li National Bank to ds7 the following gtrs
elSeted oi'eotfrj: j. 3. Smoot, ). Is. Dsin
InsalSId'- b. Who,i, ?. i. Hcoe, aud John
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10

EtOR REFT.-A dosirsh'o DHsLLI%G
n HOUSE on tho corner q Aae sad Wilkes
streets wish gas and wr..5. Pcssses,on given
Immediately. Apply -
GecL7.GClm JOHN w U!JEE{s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10

~. ~ IA. HAmsAH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-10
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FOE SAi.ss .7.s ;sAs,E
ECRSALE.

a desirable BRICK DW6LI.IHG, coh..::.
Ing eleven room7, in Central part 0: tbe city, or
will exchange for good busGnSs stand, icut;-
ing dwelling and ft.rs room, IN hlo1.sdrs.
lnQuirn nj too Gaznlta oil ~ hnc.0-an.f
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-24
KEEP QUIET.

The newspapers throughout the
State are bu>iy engaged in counting
in all the counties and all the delegates
for their pet candidates. This is poor
policy and results in no good, as ii
newspaper cannot vote a delegation IN
paper to suit It's fancy. 1t may he az
well to remark in this connection that
the newspapers had better leave the
work IF making State ticket t" the
Convention composed Of delegates
chosen for that purpose. The time to
support candidates is after nomination,
and the paper which expresses its likes
and dislikes before the Convention
meets may he compelled 10 mouth a
little crow during the campaign.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-24
The Charges Against Or. Clarke


In reply to the charge made by the
APPEAL that DR.. Clarke kept Nevada
p.,i-nts in his private asylum after
they had been cured, the Doctor says
that similar charge Was made against
him some years ago, and that an IN
veltiy ,tion Of the matter was had ny
some Nevada experts on insanity, VII"
afterwards reported that the char; rs
were false. Wi II reference TO the last
charge the Doctor said that there was
one male patient whom he should have
discharged three or four days before
the Nevada patients were taken away,
hut he held him in order that the pa
tient might take advantage Of the hall
rate If fare in going home t" his friends
in Nevada. There were other patients
in the Asylum who were subject to re-
current mania. They had ration
spells at certain times Of the month,
and at other times were Violently III
sane. It has been and is now his prac-
ticr, he says, to detain patients, with
their consent, for four Or five weeks
after their recovery, in order to make
sure that there is no danger Of a recur-
renee Of the mania. This explanation
il given for what it is worth. 1t sounds
quite plausibl but the fact that DIR.
Clarke was financially interested in
Keeping patients as long AS possible
lends weight to the theory that the
charges are worth considering. DIR.
Clarke was here at the last Legislature
actively lobbying against the passage OF
the Reno Asylum bill, the passage OF
which would materially decrease his
income. Private mad houses should be
a.n,iished by law for the reason that the
keeper makes more money by retain-
ing the patients as long HI possible ana
restricting their diet and personal COM
forts. The responsibility Is too great
for one man and has in many instances
led to gross frauds and injusti e. The
only system which can etfectually pre-
vent wrong is that which puts the
power Of evil, rs we'll as he opportun-
ity. out of the hands Of those who
". uld be benefited by commission
of it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-24

What we really need on the Re
publican ticket is a State officer who
can hold onto his salary in game OF
draw poker with Jewett Adams IN case
he should be again elected. We would
like to see Joe stewards name before
the Convention.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-24

Ine Reno Times says: Washington
DISPATCHES say that if the Carson Office
seekers, saloon kes pers, editors, whisky
ouzzlers and other citizens Of that
m .tr p Ills are not little more grateful
for their share of the public plumber,
which they receive by and through the
Mint, and stop their growing about H.
that the institution will be closed or
removed to Reno, where they will take
their soup without eternally growing
at the cook.
Men in Reno are already Offering
blocks of land for the Mint location.
The fact that the legislature has no
contr,, nver the movements Of the Mint
ia doubtless all that keeps it where it is.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-24

The .F00fIght believes that when
Cassidy strikes Salt Creek he will De
convinced that there are rivers in Ne
vada.:.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-24

A Justice of the Peace in Arizona got
into a "a foot ring and licked man IN
a prize fight. This does not put Ari-
IONA at the head Of the class by any
means, for did not our own staiwart
Judge Cary lick a ruffian right in the
temple Of justice, an achievement
which called forth column poem in
the New York World.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-24
Republican Primaries

sHr ORMSBY COUNTY RrPUB-
LICA>S will h,ld PKlMA, ELECTIONS on
Saturday, September 10th, 1882,
Tor the Purpose Of Els citing Twenty one Delegates
R pub ics n Courty Convention
To be Held In Cid Theater Hail. in the s:ty Of
Csrson On the
23d Day of September, 1882,
Ore Stat soma or,
Three AS. mblyn en-,
kerif,
Geek
On L corder.
nne As. e>sr
On- Treasurer.
.fne Di tr CT 1t Orney,
One Public dmi traitor.
On, G .uu;v 70, DOL sup n encent,
,:ne Conntr Commissioner Q.n" 'tr").
me Coun y c ""missione~ (sh'rt terml
justices If IN. Pare. Cons abes and >ciSi trustees
tor the recincts.
The polling place for the Carson Precinct i'll he a. the
ot, Tn. alter Hall and IN polls Wi he open f. ON A. ~
till pM Judges Of Flect '.!-Ch rls- Wilson, Frank
~ko~ltz and u. y. rule. Number OF Delegates I" be
e'tcteu, Is.
EmpYe Irnc- e.. Judges Of Elect'on waiter
Dauiel Ei.k,, and T. C Jones. Polling mace t' De
her,af e. &c ic, I'd Is pen m 9 A. NJ TO + p NJ
Number of Delegates to lie elected.
Test required Of v.t.rs: "Are yua Republican, and
wi YOU pport The ..ouiness Of the State Jud cla ami
County COM entions!'
Py order of the Republican County Central mu itee
A. LEWIS, Chairman.
A. PKLx, Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-24

FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
u. KERREY present Incumbent>'
H.rahv Announces himself candidate for
rho ,f1ic. Of County Assessor. sui jet to the
decision of the Ormshy County Republican
Convention.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-28

land suddenly without hearing the news"
II probably should. In fact, it was
not the cards that / might have started
for Australia to-day, III which case l
should not have heard the news for
months, "said Jack, recalling to mind
his interview with Mr.. Bligh; and w!,en
he recollected NIL the stipulations, includ-z
ing the proposed note-of- hand, he per-
iceived that Mr.. Porter Bligh was a very
astuto individual. = &%..5-
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-28
SIITHR AS.

When hfs ewes upon her bt "
She trembles-for she is not fair
And SCARCE she would that he should SEQ
The absence of all beauty there.
When his lips her fingers press, 81 -. s-yx~
Can she sigh with such care7 Il IS
All, no; for in that dear caress - ~ !. .
She knows her blest and feels her fair.
When his arms about her meet,
Then she breathes diviner air;
With his heart her pulses beat,
Blooms her soul and makes her fair::e, !.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-28
Two WOmen-A True Story

A poor, invalid, widowed mother iay sui.
fering on bed of straw in a shabby. bro
ken down tenan,ent house in one Of our
large cities. Two Christian ladies called:
one gave her a missionary testament and
made long prayer, the other ordered prop.
er food and fuel to be given, but instead Of
sending physician, she purchased a bottle
of DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock ard Sarsapa-
riila for her In few weeks time the i,iya-
lid was again out washing and ironing. To
whom shall we give thanks?
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-28

Mr.. George c. Coleman, Of Seymour, Ind,
writes: II have kept DR.. Guysott's Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla in my sanity for
years. My wife thinks there is no such
medicine as it is. 1 think It excellent for
weakness, and indigestion. We also use it
for coughs and colds and it does not fail us. y
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-28

Rev. Joseph Cooks Early Life.
The Rev. Joseph Cook spent his boy
hood en- farm not far from old Fort
Ticonderoga, where his father still lives
1t is related that when the now famous
preacher was boy Of fourteen, the H.
brary Of the district school was sold at
auction, and he bought several of the
books. Next morning he was sent by
his father to do some work in the mea-
dow. lie took his books with him, and,
getting in a shady nook, lay down on
the turf to read few pages. Immersed
in the interest of the book he noticed
not the flight of time. Dinner-hour
came, but he was absent from the table.
Alarmed, his father set ont to search for
him, and, late in the afternoon. found
bim. still reading and all unconscious of
how low the suu was in the west. Flom
that time forward he was never asked to
do any more farm work, but was sent to
school and allowed to follow tho incli-
nation of his mind.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-28


: My dear Rose said Miss NlacIver,
"where did you acquire that brilliant COM
plexi0n?'' My. friend" replied the lady
addressed, lit Is not me you are compli-
ilenting, but 'Glenn's Sulphur Soap
There is nothing impossible to its powers as
beautifier. - See at &C. N. Crittent0n,
Proprietor, is printed OH each packet, with
out which none is genuine. Sold by drug
glsts and fancy gooddealers. z-.....- -.
HIPS Hair and Whiskcr Dye, black or
brown, fifty cents. .--. '.,@i..' -}''.
8 Fire in a Dry Time :ss>'
is not more dangerous than a consumptive
cough. Arrest it with Hale's Honey Of
Horehound and Tar. Sold by druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one min
f.. 'What Might Have Bcen:''
1t is sad for the dying consumptive to re-
fleet on what might have been if Hale's
Honey Of H0reholnd; and Tar had been
taken early enough. Sold by druggists
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one min
ute. =, tr,7e.ftar
From Eminent James Fl. Seuthall, NJ. D.,
Little Rock, Ark: II willingly bear testi-
mOny to the excellent food tonic effect OF
Golden's Liquid Beef Tonic, regarding it as a
mild, unirritating and easily lige~ted tonic,
well adapted to cases Of chlOrosis, nervous
ness, and vascular debility, consequent upon
the climacteric period Ofwomen." (Relnenl.
Der the name, Goltlen's take no other
Of druggists generally. .<r 80: >,.
The British, appear to he having every
thing their own way this year, in war, in
sport, and in dip On ,cy., ...,.....
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-28
Health is Wealth.

Dr. E. C. VESTS NERVE and BRAIN TRrAr,eEHr:
aspeclnc for HysteEa. Dizziness Commissions Nervous
Headache Mental Depression, Loss OF Memory Sperm
atorrLRa, 1mpotency. Involuntary Emissions, P.ena-
t'Ee Old Age. caused BY ovcrc.eston. slt abuse,
over-!ndngelce which leads TO misery, decay and
death. Cne box will cure recent cases. Each boz
contains one months treatment. One dollar box,
SIX boxes for five dollars sent by mail Ere:,a on re-
CENT OF price We guarantee six boxes any case
WIN each order received By ns for sly boxes. accom-
panied with five dollars, will send the purchaser
our written guarantee 10 :etnr the money if the
n1enf does not effect cure Ga. atccs Issued By
iIAhBiE Co. Druggists. Third street. corner Waba
s:la S. lanl. Mimi. Orders by mail VIII receive
prompt attention.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-28

= Since the war Alexander H. Stephens
has collected more than $500. ZOO Of war
claims for southern people, for which
he has refused to accept any compensa.
tiOn.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-28

=. 1t is stated that 1900 depositors in the
Connecticut sayings banks have not made
inquiries about their moneys for twenty
years past. ~
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-28

Not go fast my friend; il you could see
The strong, healthy, blooming men, wo-
men and children that have teen raised
from beds of sickness, suffering and
almost death, by the use of Hop Bitters,
you would say "Glorious and invaluable
remedy" See another column.-Phil-
adelDflia Press.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-28

1lcnsman'o Peptonlsosl Beer Tonic. the only
psenar.tion Of beef containing IL: e.st,s sxs,tsto.s
ting aud Hfe.sustainin2 propertles Invaluable for
lmt!lEestion. Dyxpcpsta: nervous prostration. and
all forms OF general debility; Also IN al onfeebled
prostraton. overwofk. acute disease. particularly
u resulting from pulmonary complaints CAswRLL
HAZARD Co.. PrOprietOrs. New York. Sold 10
D1ugsista.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-28

lEiu,nv II 1<..,

The New York SIN announces ''otIiciaiiy''
that Mr.. Tilden will positively never again
he candidate for the presidency. .s,,.,,.,-. d.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-28

Leading physicians and
clergymen use and recon-
mend BRowN's IRON BIT
TIERS. 1t has cured others
suffering as you are, and it
wilt cure you.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-28
MRnuoh ON Rata"

Grand Rapids Leader: Their. is q scarcity
ofgirls, and the intelligence offices are i'm
porting dOmestics from Detroit.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-28

As stages are quickly abandoned with
the completion Of railroads, 80 the huge,
drastic, cathartic pills, composed Of
crude and bulky medicines, are quickly
abandoned with the introduction OF Dr..
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets"
which are sugar coated, and little larger
than mustard-seeds, but composed #
highly concentrated vegetable extracts.
BY druggists. -. - 3
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-28

Readings Russia Salve is the most won
derftll healing medium in the world. Try
it, ..! -Elr. g! ~ p. 3I'
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-28

The first and only town-clock in the state
OF Florida surmounts tho new court house
q Tampa ..s.4:f,.eY ssft.t.. sF-fe5f3s1
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-28
An Old Friend with 8 New Fa<

"Welis' Health Remover restores health
and yigor. curesDyspepsia; Impotence, Sex
ual Debility ST. .,i4:t 80. ....:..
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-28
Our Earntors ana savins..

According to Mr.. Ed ward Atkinson, but
half Of the s., 00O, 900 people Of the United
States can be reckoned in the working force
ofthe nation. The earnings Of this working
force, male and female, cannot exceed IN ~.
erage Of u day each for the 365 days Of the
year, 90 that the annual income of the people.
In round numbers, is $4,000, ,O00, ,O0. He
ton averages Is cents day for each man.
woman and child, 60 that 30 cents Of every
dollar earned Is consumed leaving hut 10 PEI
cent. Of the annual earnings to maintain ex-
listing capital and increase tho nations
wealth. His opinion is that the increase in
wealth 10 less than $500 600, 900 annually.
His purpose In this exhibit Il to encourage
economy.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-28

The Chinese must 30, and all Americans
should go-and buy a bottle OF Carboline,
the deodorized petroleum hair renewer and
dresser. Since the recent Improvement, no
preparation ever had such q sale or gave
such general satisfaction as CarbOline Sold
by all druggists.