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The daily gazette., 1882-01-12

A n ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN on.
IA uinance, entitled AN Ordinances -
PLeNeht damaEes from fire and to rev.
4aLe Tue FlFe Department
WI; ps II , o, ,aained, by the City Council of
SECTION /. That section 3 of an ora,
~ -. NC NC 70 pre- 'e'!l damages from II re o..
~ ~ uIale the Fire Department ba snd
,ne same naTtby repealed and tbt 49,
lowi & is substitute ed In lien ihsran, ioi-
WI, section s. There shall shall -
Saected c. al the first stated meeting ~ re
Sily council In January in each 80
very year suitable person ia serys ~.
@ PIIs Alarm Telegraph Battery ma a.
anu anu Llneman whose duties snail no ~
hs,,Let " " ana Keep in working order the
batteries, lines and general e0uiume,t -.
the Fire Alarm Telegraph Btttsrv ~ ~ ~ oi
4nu a.. Llhe1AGn snall expire on the seca@d
"a nday la January In e. ch and sy'r.,
year; ~ case the said Fire Alarm r,idI
pa battery man and LineInan 80,
e ect or refuse 10 perform his duIfaa
~. PttoPeIly ne snail be liable 10 be rennnvsl5
lily council. The salary of the sad
D0t ~ efy-mNn and LiDeman shall =
snnnm. NOAi~rs psr
SECTION 3 That section 4 O, said ord,
hance De amended by striking out OF sst5
secllon 10 the third and fourth unas
Lhe eoI the words following before he
sounding oil the alarm bel above msne
tiohed, on the Ci y Hail." and Rubstiin-
tlDs Ia lien thersof, the words f1IloWisq
10 wit except upon Fire A arm tign.,G9
struck irom one 0fthe boxes"
Passed At City Han January 9th. 1899
HARRY 5HARPLEY.
Attest :-H. K. PRNSINGroN,
Clerk OF City Council.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12

SNALL-Pox-It will be seen from
the newspapers that the smallpox ex-
lists In almost every city in the coun-
try, and in some places there are many
cases Of it but in no city has it be-
come epidemic. We learn that there
are some four or five cases in Viii
mington, and they are mostly of a
light character. Still there shoul d be
ne neglect on the part OF cltiz ms to
have their families vaccinated and to
take every precaution to protect them
selves from the disease. There is
little danger Of its spreading if proper
precautions are used to keep it within
the bounds where it makes it's appear
ance. The Board of Health is taking
every measure it can to prevent tht
disease from spreading, and il
should be assisted.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12

OEE PoIsT in connection with the
efficiency Of the modern irOn-elaSs
should not be overlooked in the recon-
structiol' OF, as perhaps we ought to
say, in the construction Of our Own
navy. 1t is alleged by some Of the
ablest officers in the French navy that
the enormous cost Of firss-c,ass iron
clads had 3 great deal to do with
keeping the French naval forces IN
the background during the Franco
Garrnan war A o@Ps@is who KNOWS
that the loss OF his ship win entail a
loss 70 the public treasury Of -, Co.,
coo or IS, 005, 900 must be q man of
unusual nerve and decision If this
knowledge does not tend to restrain
bis impetuosity and to develop his
bump of caution. A recent English
Admiralty report shows that one
English iron-clad, the Minotanr,
stands the Government in the neat
sum of s., $50, 800, of which $3.50, 900
have been spent in repairs since she
was launched. The Black Prince cost
cost 81, ,9O0,0 900, and sl,065, 600 have
been spent in repairing her. The
Warrior cost 81 900. 600, and more
than 81, 900, 900 have since been spent
on her. The unarmored ship Himslaya
represents first and last an outlay OF
81, ,2s5, 900. To send a naval oficer
to sea on such costly machines with
the responsibility laid on him Of
bringing them safely out OF a war is
in a way like dressing 8 soldier in
golden armor and making him respon-
sible for its value World.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12

The Governor OF New jersey reports
the debt Of that state al 81 $50 90 and
The assets in the sinking fund al 81 ,265,-
600, leaving The net debt 1851 ,0O0. The
Governor says that $4,000 Of deb,
NATURES each year up 10 ls9l, aud 10
meet the bends IS they come due there
is annually paid from the State fund
the sum Of 5000 the sinking fund being
required to provide the additional sl0,-
900 Of principal and the amount Of IL
tereSt.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12
aocAL - rAnr
CORRECTED DEC. Isth. ls1
TRATWa WAVE wFFt ssrsr,,,..

A4AAAeEA~A Atb gNAAfe N3Als Aasl
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
FoR PHgLADELPHIA.--za zlg 6N,
sic so. e.ln. go. la-so. lI.ssa. m IN
r.55. In.ng y. m Sunday, ,21Q ; If -,
am. kgo, ga, s.9s A.s5' I90O n 40 $40
FoR SKw YoRK.--2a2, Ala sS,5 ~
il.ss a. m. sl3.A5. ~, 5l1 q 4 -,
Sundays. 21l Ale =. M. ail s..ll I, 3. ~ a.
Fos BnLsin9hs;-.IsSi; ~ q :; Is. ~ i.s
Sundays. iAbl. LII. l.o2. 3.s5 a. tn' m q
PoR WAsHrEsToE.-iasl. In .D
s~ss =. m; lass, sl.0A s.S,, 10 IN /, - %
sunaays, z.5I, t.s7sa.0z. 7.H a. N. i 10 III 4
BaLTImoRM AND IMrKamKprAr,
TIoNs. --i1bl. A& a. 1n.. lass, 5I \
The al0f p. m. train st0ps at w. -
tioDs only between Perryvilis ~
Baltimore. sundays. 1881 4. No
PERANYfI.LE AND INTERMEDIARY sr,.
TToss -e-o5 p. m. IA
PoR NEW CAsTLH.-A00 a.3 AMI
S.0o. as, y m, Nosunday trains ''
HARRIN9ToN AND INTERMEDIARY
TIoss.-sso a. n-i Les. els p. IN. So
DkLMAE Asp IErEsMEDIArK STATION,
-s.8 a. m. l-to p. m.
FoR WILMINGTON a NoRrHKRE RK
ne .. M; ao0. 500 p. m No san,.sv
trains.
Fok DELAWARE WEsTERN X. Rim
=. m: $50 .. m. No sunday train,
rKAiSs a aRRIVE AT WILMINgloN
FROM FHILADELPHIA.-i2e 81, IN az.
T.si.T .57. -, z. o .. M. IL m. M "a ~,
sI.0z -. AS. 4da, h.s3, SO. a.l5 80
$40 a.& l0.45. Ills ,. M sundsrs
la l..7,1.57, 7 81. ta.l0a. m; 7.l5, vi
lO.45. III rs .. m.
FRoM NEW YoEx.- 1T, s.S 7a
.. m. LAS. sI.02, 45s, 64o, iaE5t
IA .av. liz. s.51 z-5l a. m. lO.I5 .. ~
FRoN BAIT MoRK--i.55. 40. Q 50 ly.3s
m: sI2.4l, la. asa. e-Sg s.9g o. m. ,yn.
days. 80. LV2 q. m. an. 90 ~ D, m
Fa0M .-l-S 20l u'N1
m. sI1.4l, La, s. n. h.3n, n,a4g o. n sur
days, i.o6, 2-02, q. ED.s 5..7. 6-30.g. n pm
FRoN PEREgvILLF O8iy-9.6 am.
From NV CAsTLR. .--9.5a. 9.35, a. IN laa
5.lg. 8 IS pm. No SUNDAY trains.
PR0M DELAWARE X. h.-k.j0 a. IN 700
b.ii5 p. m. No Sunday trains
FkoM WILNINGnoE a koKTHERS r. 4
40 a. m; ll-Si, e.b6 p. m. No SUNDAY
trains
FRoM DELAWARE wEsTEaN K. R-Sr0
a. m, 2l5 .. la. No Sunday trains
TRAINS LEAVE FOR wILMINGToS.
PaILADELPHIA-Broa street Station
6.8l, 7.Bl, sis. lcsSl, II -, u.f5 a. M l.p
hI5, a0o.4.SO. $40, SIS, 6.t5,s ~, is s.io
igu8. lI.3D y. m. Sundays. 7.16, s.Sia. m
h.t0 sI5 Q.fA. 1890, IL mp Ia
PHILADELPHIA-Me G rick and Fllben
htk -i25l, S.i2.7.ia q. m. sI2.25 q. 10.
NEW CAsTLH.s.sS. s.2l, u.ts a. IN. 4.iS,
5.49p. IN,
81 The black figures denote the Lin.
tied Express trains
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12

II required 1000 cars to carry ex-
hibits to the Atlanta Exposition, but
200 were sufficient to take away those
which remained unsOld. Nearly
everything except the heavy ma,
ehlnery found purchaser. Rather to
The surprise Of the managers, the
negroes did not visit the Exposition
in large numbers, and Freedmen 8
Day" was almost complete failure.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12
NOTICE.
NOTICE

Ann Eliza a Dickinson. ~ cHANcERY,
rs New castle Cn ss
Mary Jane HIll.et. al. Cause Of fPaftliionr,
II pursuance Of an order Of the Chan
ceiinr In the above cause, made al the
Ssptembe term, issl, all persons hayi o
any lien or liens affecting The Interest or
estat. Gi Ann kIizt Dickinson Mary lane
Hlil,James McAIllster, susan Meal ister
DaV.d Jones, Samuel Jones, John II
Jones and william Jones, or either M
lnemi Ia the lands anu premises to wbtch
stl1 ca 50 relates, are hereby notified 10
ME uetitlon setting forth the nature and
amount OF the same in the Office OF the
Il gister In Cnancery for New Castle
county ten days before the third Mondav
IN February, A. D., Iss1, and TO appear
nd prove tid lien or Liens al he ebsn-
lng term OF the Court. before the risino
oil the court on the third day OF the term
CHAS. b. LORE,
u,,,,,,,.,.,a,. n, Trustee.
janll tfeb9g
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12
4 \ oRpINANcE AurnoR1zlrn

A n ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING A
IA loan OF sixty thousand dotlars for
lne use Of the Board o Public Educator.
WHEREAS, An act OF the General AS
semby OF the ale of Delaware entitled
A lortner supplement 10 tue act for the
dement, OF Pubic : shools in Wilmfnpton :
passed al Dover, April s, "A. D., IssI. au
inorlzed ''Ihe mayor and CJuncil of
" limlDgton 10 borrow q sum or sums al
money not exceeding In tine aggTeVate
sixty thousand dollars to be applied aud
expended under the duectIoa OF Inc
board OF Public Education in building
anu IurnlNhlng school houses in the civ
OF Wilmington, as in and by said act viii
u!ly aRpear, now therefore.
ne II Ordained by the City Council of
vi lngton, Qwo-thIrds OF all the num-
bers thereof ssrein eoacurring.I:
SECTION !. That the Finance t,ornrn IL
tee IL hereby authorized and directed 70
cause TO be issued in the name OF the
MAY Or and Council Of Wilmington. GER
tlHcales OF lndebtedness 10 the amount ~
sixty thousand dollars and the iaItn and
cFedlt oi the city are hereby pledged for
the paym ment OF the same.
sheftoS2 Sand certificates shall be In
tprIn heretofore u>ed for ike. PURPOSES
sualI De Issued ia sums OF one hundred
aollafs3 o9li .f or IL multipies OF one hundred
aA1 SNAIL Dear l4lrrest at the rate of four
ana one hai per cent. per .annum nav
aoie semi annually on the tirs. DAYS of
ftDruary and August OF each and everv
Sea.' ne ceFlA aales which may be is
sued under the provisions OF this oyd,
nance shall be- made psyabIe vri - ~,
interest," thereon IN twelve annual tnstaI-
a ents OF hve thousand dollars ca IA. the
nrst inst imeut 10 be payable on Inc ~
Jay OF august, A. D., 1882 and tue re-.
manning instaiments to be payable on
the first day OF August in each ana avs1ti pv
yesr the eafter. s'eis
SECTION 3. All monies which may he
oofIoWed under this o1dinace are her4hy
appIopflated Tor the use OF, aud shall b.
appiiei aud expended under the direc-
ron OF Ine Board Of Public Education in
laInlnston Ia building aut fuTnlsbisg
additional school houses.
afassed at City Hall, January 9th. 1872
HARRY SHARPLEY,
Presisenf OF City Council
Atlest HENRY X. PENNISGToS
Jah1 clerk OF civ CiunciI
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12

MoEEY.-The Ledger says Our
local money market is easy, and rates
are unchanged at 6 per cent. for good
business paper. Call loans rule at !
to per cent, with occasional excep>
tions as high as 81 per cent. Corpora.
tion paper is quoted at Al to 3 per
cent. The supply of money is ample
to meet the calls of all legitimate Dor.
rowers. At New York yesterday
money opened at per cent, loaned
down to 3 per cent, and closed at 4
per cent,
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12
A prudent theatrical company tel,

a prudent theatrical company tele-
graphed to Springfield, Mass, to
learn if they would be safe from
smallpox in that city. The Cil!
Physician replied ''Our patients are
all safely lodged in the hospital, and
none of them care to attend your per.
form mance.n .
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12

COMMISSIONER BRENNAN, who has
lQSt been elected President OF the New
1 Ok Board OF Charities and Correction
one OF nine sons, each over six feet
.hree inches in height, and each weigh
ing over two hundred and fifty pounds
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12
TAKE NOTICE.!
Read what we say for the Holidays:

Read what we say for the Holiday
We have the largest, the
finest and cheapest lot Of Chill
dren's Tea and Dinner Sets ever
offered in this city.
Majolica ware We have a
large lot Of, and it must be
sold to make room for other
goods. Come and see our prices
on it. We also have a full line
of Vases, Toilet Sets, Smokers
Sets, Cups, and Saucers, China,
Dogs, &c, &c. These goods
must be sold to make room for
others, coming in after the first
Of the year, aud you will find
we have marked them away
down.
We have also received an
other invoice of that elegant
so and Coo. Teas. On these
goods We know we can save you
full l0c. per pound. Our Cof-
fees, we always have fresh roas-
ted; hundreds Of persons know
what they are, and tell us we
save them SC per pound on
every pound they buy. That is
equal to loaf Of Bread, don't
forget it. Our Spices are strict
ly pure. Don't forget now what
we have told you.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12

Mrs. Bayard Taylor is desirous of
receiving any letters from her late
husband which may be OF use in the
preparation of the biography she has
10 hand.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12
N RE
" RE IN NCHANCEpv
isaac q" ~ rght, et New castle Co, IS /,
al. Petitioners. Cause of Partition

Isaac Il W right, Ell New castle Co 90
al. Petitioners. Cause of Partition.
In pursuance Of an order Of the Chan
cellor in the above cause made al his
chambe in Dover, on the fflh dav os
January, losE, all persons having anv
lieu or liens, affecting fhe inteTsst ~
es ate OF Is ac II. Wright. Cb .ries
Wri zht,-arah W WRIGHT. Duffts WT1obt' a.
George h: Wright, JOnn Wright and
william WI ght, ,or either of them in IT,
IAnas and premises to which said cause
relates are herebv no ifed to file a netjl
llon setting forth the nature and amonnt
oi Inc same IN the office of the Reoistsr
10 Cnaneery for New Castle county -
days before the third Monday in FshTu-
airy, A. lss2, and TO appear and provo
sald lien or lieEs, at the ensuing term NJ
tne tonrt before the rising Of the Conf
on the third day Of the term.
WALTER CUMMIHS.
Ur,,,.,.rr,,. ~, Trustee.
Staw-tfebO
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12

~ OTICE-TO NQCFSTb o.
~ CIII AND SCHOOL = Ak - Fur
lssl.-BtIls have been reldere and called
for aud The year rAvInE expired those
Who win 10 avoid trOuh { had better cal
aud settle, or Ee snail prJ esed 20 col leci
the taxes Elth cos-s.
EDAC sd PROVOS ST,
uENNI> KANE
Ofnoe: No. 10 r. sixth stree. between
MSrEss and klDg. hOurs, a. 10. 10 L
m. - aud 10 m au9-i1.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12
KorICHA

r OsT-On Market street between Third
II and Fourth sireets. = red h1stlA
leather pocket BOOK. The finder Will re-
ceiye > saitAbls reWsrd by leaving u ~
fauS-4ts 50 MARKET STREET.
DEMOvAL-Ihe uudersIgned Will re
III move from bis preaenA ssz-d .. ".
corner OF Third and Market streets, 10
No. ". Third street, on January Nth-
isuG-7t n. &. GIBBOSS.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12

n Office The annual meetinR OF the
~ armera assocIa ion Of NeW CaslIe
COunty f3r the cDvery OF II JIen horses
Will he held 10 Wi m gton, at usus !
place TN Telegraph Banding on Satur.
day tie .sIh Gay - j znuAry, Is52, al 40
O'Clock, a. NJ when officers for the year
Will Ds elect Ell, and other business Iela-
tive 70 The AssOci alton tram acted.
JAMES II. HOFFkCKER,
ian2-aw Tress
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12

\ OIICE The Iced for my IOt, No
~ 81. section X IN tae Wilmington a
Brandy vie ueiery, having been lost
Or mlsiald application Is nov made Tor
a new deed.
dec2I. 2i4w.sws THOMAS SMITH.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12
NOTICE TO wATER RENTEKs.-

MVAAAE AD WATER kkATkkS.-
N Inc oils Tor iosZ are nov ready and
pay aDle at the Registrars Office 3. w
eorHer Sixth and King streets. The law
requires iOT ali Uiiis on or before j 4us
usTy slst. l6a2 the lace of the bill those
pal4 CuTilg tue month 81 February hve
per cent. addltiOnal; those paid during
the month II March ten per cent. addi-
tiOual, and ans amount remaining an
PAID afser April let lSs2 the X glsIrar is
re4 !lred q - have the lerrules Withdrawn
and suit instituted for tie recovery or
The amount due. and the water will not
De let into such premises until snch ar
Iears with asse e~smeuiE and A2VU for
drawing iel rules are paid,
Once nOurs from 4. IN. TO 5p.m
THOMAS N. OGLE,
ueci-=m Registrar.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12
DIVIDEyD,

NOTICE
N WILNTNGToS, Del, Jan. 5. ls's2
The annual nesting of the members of
the New Castle County MutuAi Insurance
Company viii be held a. the once OF
the CUm pAny, No. - Market street. on
Monday, Ine l8tn inst. At ~ . clock, Al
which time a. election Tor i've mauE-
gers 70 serve fJr three years VII De held
NJ. NJ CLEAV ar
fan5-tm SECRETARY.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12
m AOG kEHINIEk NOTICE.

All persons owning or bAving dogs
about tueir premises, are quiTed To
nave them registered betw cen TIE Ist and
.0tb days o. January. After the latter
date the ord finance will De ktrictiy en-
forced against unregiEteT-d dogs.
WILLIAM J. MAx WELL
de -l5t-ieuZ3 GnleIDf L Pylice
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12

M1TlHE Ne hare $4,000
NUIIU6I TO loan a. . per cent. on
CITY PROPERTY ~ LARGE Oh SMALL
AMOUNTS. HEALD & co.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12
TAIVIDEND

NOTICE-Sotics IL kersby gwen that
IN tE- annual N m+etinE 0 the stockho.-
deTs Of The Milmiugt0n NaVi igattOn
Company EIA lie he a Al No. 513 Market
street Wilmington, De aware. o. Thurs
DAY, tae secDld day Of F-b vary, ls.2
between LBe hD1rs Of ADD o'elOcx p.
IN, fos The PurpOse o. eleefiag tnree d.
re- toTs - serve IJr tnree yea.
JOBN A. GRIFFIN,
deC2 4-tiu Pre-lEeut-
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12

LOR sALE--The duel lug house AID
y store stand on sOuthesst conner o.
Main aud chapel streets, Newark. Lei.
lne dSeiii z, OutbgiidlEgs. fences, etc.
are al 80 good cJnd uOu. The store : and
belng one Of The best IN ioE8. Possess ion
zoin Of March neXt. Apply 10
Octb-sm1 ;. b. WRIG HT.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-12
THgRsDAX JANUARY IA. Isss.

HSTKRKD AT wTLMISGToN PosT-oFFIC
As sEOoED-CLAss MATTER.
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Notice to Water Consumer

In view ofthe great quantity of water used
during the dry weather. the attention o water
consumers is directed to the rules of this COM
pany forbidding the constant flow of water for
irrigation or Other purposes.
The abuse of the privilege of irrigation by
sprinkling by many persons has become so
fragrant and common that in future any viola
ton of the rules governing the use Of water
by consumers, will necessitate the cutting off
of the water entirely from such consumers
without further notice.
Nv order hoard of directors San Antonio
Water Works company.
san Antonio, Texas, July IS, XSS2. S-'5-tf.
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Repair Shop.

Having opened general Repair Shop, we
respectfully inform the public we are prepared
fences, etc; also. the repairing of old mach
inery, sewing machines, etc. 49,!
FRED. DIENER & o. KELLER,
Next to Fritz Schreiner's bar-room. 6-2IIm
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-" enh you want FIRST class job-worl, at
reas ,nsble figures, call on the LIGHT Office.
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B. SCHWARZ,
Loan Office

Southwest cor. Military Plaza
Money loaned on Diamon IS, Jewelry and all arti-
cles Of value at low All business transactions
strictly private. Forfeited pledges for sale at less
than half their value. All goods warranted repre-
sented. ian IF
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Special attention given to diseases o wcmen
and Children and To disease of the Iurgs,
Throat and Heart. Chronic cases treated at
distance and medicines sent promptly by
mail. If,
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JoSfr" JoNFs, NJ. d ! JNo. G BowEN, NJ d
10 to ~ a m. 3to pm I = 10 a. m, to IS pn
Re,;dence-r1eAve { G4enslen ,esidence
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Opening =nt Closing OF the ma1as

Opening =nG Closing OF the Ma1is
CLOSING.
Washington, D. O., snd Northeastern m.ils
.. n., II u. ard 6 and Is p. N.
Western mails 80 and l5 p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 10 30 d.
%. snd q 80 and Is p. N.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch.
burg, Virginia. way ano through mails, on q.
u. and 8 W p. N.
Manassas Division 90 a. II.
Alexandria to bound Hill Va, 8 90 Q. my
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails, via Washing.
son, D. g., 8 80 q. n. Il m and 90 p. m.
Southern mails, vie Richmond, Va, 30 a. m
and 30 o. II.
Southwestern mails via Lyrchburg, Virginia
(through maiIs) including way mails on Midland
Rsiirosd, 8 80 a. n.
Msnssaas Division 90 p. m. for lock box only.
Round Hill to Ale1andria, Va, 3 30 p. m.
Office Hours-Ofice opens at 80 .. nc., and
closes 1T 0O p. n.
Sunday Hours-ORce opens ut 8 As =. n.. and
,loses Ct 80 Q. N.
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With :hc coming gear 81! Iha improve: u.a.
oca OF making s.a2dsri Newspaper will 5a
continued. with auch addi.ionsl facilities IS c1
poflsnce ju:.lfes the proprietor in believing will
add 20 tho capacity Of tns Gsze;te TO s..ve i:s
les1tr3. !: expect: 20 iende. iai!b fu serve: 10
the city, tbs sts.o sd !nQ couniry by Candid
CT Icsm OF III IN ard event; il !5g ia.ercas O: taa
people 0! :ho Common cath Of Virginia.
l! furnishes the news teIeargms Of the Few
York Associated PiCss I'D Of E5u!ara Euro.
posn agency, bcing, with bu. f.w cz5oot,ans, 4 c
only paper between 3 B.ltimoIe ard Richmond
thst ia thus connected with tie s.ca. tyua.ai2s
0. the worii's aews.
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

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AEsT; u specific for Hystaria, Dizziness, Con.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-16

LEARN YOUR BUSINESS The Tor,nto Mon
etaly Times has this sensible bit Of philosophy:
a yourg man in leather store used to feel
very impatient with bis employer for keeping
him year e!ter year, for three years, "huudips
hides" But he saw the use of it years after
wheo ic ap establishment ef bis own he WAS able
to tell by the touoh the extct quel,y of the
goods 1t Was only By the thoussods cf repeti-
siors that the lessen WAS lesrped; and go it is
with everything 10 which We acquire skill. The
To Uniformed, half skilled 10 every business out
uun nber the olhors. dtz ns 10 one. D.pielWet-
ster oDca replied to young man wbo eeked him
fthero was ANY room in the lego profession" "
There is always room at the top" The belt:r
you knlW rour business the better ycur cbepce
to rise. You cau gather muob iuforu alton By
mskicg wis, use cf your eyes aud esra, and
perhaps be- eba 10 surprise your employer in 90
emergency By stopping into the next mans
plsca aud dischsrging his duiss satisf,c .ori'y
so learn your business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-16
TRUTH ATTESTRD.
[Sone Important Statements of We'll Known
People Wholly Verified

coplo " "uoiiy te[lueQ
In order that the public may fully raalz, th q
genuineness Of the statements, IS we'll .s the
power aud value Of the article of which they
speak, We publish herewith the fac simi.e signs
lures of parties whose sincerity is beyond ques.
ton. The truth of these testicaopials is absolute
nor can the fsc.s they snnounce be igucred.
Ale1andris, Va, August 4, 1881.
I WAS thrown from yay horse or ears AGO.
End suffered q severe wound of the side, which
WAS aggravated by disordered kidneys. Eleven
months ago was attacked with pneumonia snd
bladder disease, deposits of brick dust srd albu-
men being discernable by the naked eye. WAS
confined 10 the house for six months, ard was
unable 10 cross the floor without assist ,nce. MY
physician did me no good. Rsvina read in ny
religious weeklies o! tho wonderful cures by
yoar Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and berg
advised 10 use it by Csp:ain Graham l did so'
and am oLcs more able 10 walk the stree,s. Nv
psins have let me. aud helisve if hal used
ths remedy u year sgo ! should thcn 8 20 have
been cured.