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MURDER IN BUCKINGuAM.-WiI
Fountain, Il white man keeping q store
about six miles from Scottsvillc, was in
Scotisvile Friday evening drinking heavily,
and left about night fall for home. When
within mile or so of home he met three
negro women and negro man named Wal
Ter Burton. The women say he spoke to
them but did not appear to recognize the
man. He inquired his name, and when
told it was Waller Burton, he replied that
he had been looking for him for some time,
and drawing his pistol, at once shot him
down. The Colored man died in about ten
minutes Fountain continued on his way
home and was arrested on Saturday. Foun-
tain is y man of about 45 years Of age, and
although very respectfully connected, has
led q desultory. rowing life for some years
The murder seems to have been wholly UNI
prokcd and committed in cold blood. The
motive is not known, though suspected to
have its origu in jealousy Richmond State.
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COMMITTED FOR STEALING CLOTHING
The Baltimore papers report that man
named George II. Proctor. claiming to be
from Alexandria, was arrested there yestcr-
day, charged with q number of larcenies OF
clothing from different vessels in the har-
Dor. He had 4 hearing before Justice Fit
hugh and was committed for the action OF
the Criminal Court. charged with the lar
Sccny of 4 lot of clothing from John +. Tar
button. purser of the steamer Trumpetcr
and clothing from Francis Crockett. He
Was committed for further hearing for the
larceny of clothing from the steamer Conoho
The property of Charles f. Morton. Fol
several months past there have been mum
efous complaints from the officers of steam
ers and other vessels lying in the harbor o
robberies having been committed. and
every effort has been made to arrest The
thief or thieves. The robberies have oc
cured generally during daylight, and they
nave been the work of u professional Proc
Tor claims to be printer
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Hrs. General Pickett.

To he rdiior Of thr iicrandtiu G,n,!ic:
read M account OF the illness Of Mrs.
Gen. Pickett in Yesterdays GAZETTE and Of
her having; been turned out of Office by
General Malone. Soldiers of Pirkctts Divi
sion, what think you Of this VIM. Malone?
Il brother officer Of George ID. Pickett, the
man who made the name of his division
known wherever the battles Of our late war
are spoke OF. After his death some good
officers of tic t. :. Army, acting as kind
friends 10 the widow OF an old companion.
procured! her n small office in ono of the de-
partmenlS at Washington. Now, at the point
Of death in Richmond; kicked out OF Office
by one who should have bcfriendcd her
iii the hour Of trouble. Men of the old di
vision, what say We to this OIL the morning
ofNovcmhcr the eth, 1882. RIFLE.
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF occoQUAN MILLS.

BY virtue of two deeds of trust from Iosc,h r.
Janney To HE rs trustee. one dated July >. 1873,
the other dated April IL. 1850 and both duly
recorded in the County Court Of Prince William
county, Virginia will sell at public auction, ON
the premises on WEDNESDAY, the 18th lay OF
January, 1852, at ! o'clock Il. n, the rropcrty
situated at Occoquan, in said county, known as
the OCCOQUAN MILLS PROPERTY, consisting
OF the Merchant Mill, The Office adjoining Coun-
try Grist Mill and Saw Mill together with
the Mill Race and all the water rights and other
rights and privileges appurtcnantro the said mill
property.
Tho property will be sold subject to the dover
right OF the widow of the said Joseph T. Janncy.
Terms: Cash.
oct12 S. FERGUSON BEACH, Trustees
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ALL SAINTS DAY.--To-morrow will be
All Saints Day, and this festival in the al
MANAGES and Church of England calendar
is from the Catholic Church which
celebrates it in commcnoration of those
saints TO whom, on account of the number
particular days could not bealolted in their
individual honor The following extract
from the New York Parish iSiO, is COM
mendel to those who feel an interest in the
church festival that falls on tomorrow
IF any Of our young friends have ever
been TO the famous City of Rome, in Italy
they have very likely seen one of the most
beautiful and wonderful buildings in the
world. 1t was called by ancient Romans the
Pantheon. 1t still bears that name, though
sometimes known as the Santa Maria della
Rotonda. The old Romans, it must be re-
mcmbcred, were heather, aud worshippcd
all mannerof gods and gooddesscs Idols or
images represented these dcities. In the
progress of their power and empire they
found among the conquered nations many
strange idols which they had never before
seen or heard of; and these were sent to
Rome, their great capital, that these idols
andimages might be all brought together in
one place. The Pantheon was built at 4
great expense Of labor, time, and money.
II was perfectly magnificent building and
when finished it was consecrated to all the
gods, that is, all except the one living and
true God, the God of the Bible, the, Chris
tian's God. The name Of this building is
made up of two Greek words which together
mean in English all the gods Long years
after, when ttic Christian religion had spread
over the Roman Empire, many of the tenn
pies erected to idols were torn down or de-
voted TO other uses. Some became Chris
tan churches-among them the Pantheon.
The idols were all removed, and the editice
was consecrated to the service and glory of
the Saviour. 1t then received the name of
Santa Maria nd Martyres, or Saint Mary to
the Martyrs. In the conversion and conse-
Grafton of the Pantheon to the honor of
Christ we have the idea and origin of the
Festival of All Sainst 1t is now celebrated
on the first day of November, and commem-
CRATES MI the saints of Cod
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MEsSRS. KELLEY AND WHITEHEAD are TO
address the people at Armory Hall tonight,
and Il rarer treat they will not have enjoy
I'd for 10! these many days. Both gentle
men are gifted speakers, and will be sure to
delight we'll as inform the people. Let
there be Il big turn out.
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oct19.-e
TINRUSTEE'S SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
Under authority Of 4 deed Of trust from G.. G..
Kennedy and wife, dated March ID, 1852, record.
ed i'll book No. IL, OF the Alexandria city land
records. will sell at public auction on TUES
DAY, the 9Th day Of November, 1892, tine follow
ing described property in the city of Alexandria.
Va. All that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL of LAMB.
bounded as follows: Beginning at the intersection
OF Walter Gahan's southern line with the east line
OF Alfred street. supposed to he 30 feet south OF
dibbon street and running thence soulhwardly
with Alfred street ID # thence eastwardly parallel
to Glbbon street Jog feet, : inches to 20 feet
alley, thence with the west line Of said alley
northwardly 42 feet, thence with line parallel
to Gibbon street to the point of beginning. with
all the privileges and appurtenances thescunto
belonging.
Sale to take place Mt the entrance of the Corpor-
alton Court on Fairfax street ut II o'clock m
Terms: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses Of
executing this trust, and the sum of S:i21.:2:0
with interest thereon from 2l day of September,
1857 the residue on the credit of six mont H.,
from day Of SALE the deferred payment to bear IN
tercst and to be secured BY lien on the property
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
Oct-t -ulS Trustee
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lCOMMUNICATED

THE MEETING Observation-Disclosures as
tonight, will in all probability, be the
last public meeting held by the conserva-
tlves prior to the election, we would re-
spectfully suggest that employers and en-
p!oyees arrange so IS to attend the meet
ing at Armory Hall this evening and hear
Kelley and Whitehead.
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DIED.

On Monday evening October 30ht, 1882, VIM
c. B0NTZ, in the list year of his age. Ess- The
friends and acquaintance of the family are invit-
ed TO attend the funeral to take place from his
late residence IS north Pitt street, tomorrow
"Wednesday morning ut 10 o'clock.
At New Lisbon, Loudoun Co.. Va, tho residence
of her grandfather, james VI. Benton, on the 23rd
inst. MARGARET BENTON. daughter of james
". and +. Virginia Dishman, aged % years and
month
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AITUHESON & BRO.
Planning Hil! and Box Factory,

81 AND G3 S. UNION STREET,
Manufacturers OF Doors, Blinds, Sashes, Window
and Door Frames White Pine and Poplar Mould
ings, Hand Rails Balusters, Newell Posts, Brack-
cts, Porch Columns, Pews and Church Work,
Whcclright and Cnachma&crs material. etc. etc
Soda Water and Ginger Ale Boxes Egg Boxes
Patcntees and sole manufacturers of
AITCllESON'S PATENT BEER BOX & CRATE
Having added every year new aud improved Ma
chinery to our works, our facilities for the pro-
ductlon of goods are second TO none. Our con-.
slant aim is not only TO maintain the high stand
ard of excellence, which has heretofore character
lied our work, but to every effort available to
improve both i'll style and finish that it may con-
tinue to sustain good reputation with our trade
and the consumer.
Our facities for filing orders promptly arc un-
surpassed being located in close proximity to the
shipping and convenient to all the Railroad depots
in the city. Estimates and information furnished
promptly By return mail oct25-co1m
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Blessed is The man who has found his
work: let him ask no other blesscdness.
Know thy work and do it: and work at it
like Hercules. One monster there is in the
world-thc idle man.
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REGISTRATION DIFFICULTIES. -Gunsider-
able trouble has been caused by the recent
registration held in this; city. and charges
are Openly made that the registrars in some of
the wardl violated the laws, and that illiyiti-
mate methods were reSortcd TO by the
rcadJuStcrs to enter names of persons, who
were not in the city. or who are not entitled
10 register. 1t is said that after the hooks
were closed on Saturday the names Of
twenty-five negroes and one white man
were entered. 1t is also said that rcgistru-
ton by transfer is being illegally practiced,
and that this was found ont by the demo
Gratis on saturday, one Of whom was hand
cd Il bundle of transfers which was intended
for the registrar, but the error WAS made by
installing the brother of the registrar for
the registrar himself, there being striking
resemblance between them personally.
though in politics they are unlike War
rants have been issued for J. = Wim$at.
registrar in the fourth and Chas Dearborn
OF the first ward, charging him with irrcgu-
larltlcs, and This morning WilEsatt was ar
rested and carried before |. :. Commission
er }. : Fowler, who released him on his
own rccoSniZancc to appear on Friday next
when District Attorney }. = Wise. is OK
pcctcd to he present. Dearborn was
treated the same way. Last night 4 tiili-
Guilty occurred on the corner of King and
Royal streets between J. :. Wimsatt read
luster registrar in the 18th ward and John
Ialiaterro. I. :. Supervisor ofthc same ward
IN which the latter was pushed down by the
former, but not hurt. The difficulty origi-
mated over dispute between the two rs TO
the rights and privileges Of election officers.
Wimsatt was arrested and carried to tie
station house, but released uatl this rv
ing.
At , o'clock Mayor Bcckham called tie
case and examined Il number of witnesses
The warrant for Wimsatt' arrest was sworn
out by Mr.. Ialiaferro, who charged VIM
Satt with unawfully asSaulting and beating
him. Mr.. Edmund Burke appeared Cor
the defendant and MessrS. l.: Marbury
and Charles +. Stuart for Mr. Tal;a-
ierro. Mr.. Il. testified that Wimsatt had
assaulted him. Judge Stuart stated that
the difficulty originated in Taliarcrro going
to Wimsatt house TO see the rcgiStration
books, believing that Wimsatt had fraudu-
lentIy put names on said books.
After hearing all the testimony, the May
or said there seemed to be some political
feeling in the matter, but stripping the case
OF all such feeling. he would simply consid-
er it as one of assault and fine Wmsatt
500 and costs.
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LOCAL MATTERS

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Oct 81. 1852.
For the Middle Atlantic States. slightly
warmer, partly cloudy weather, light local
rains. south TO west winds, lower barometer.
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MshtNE NEWS
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, OCTR. 81 1892
Sun riscs........... q % Sun sets.......... 5 3
Str V Arrowsmith, lower Potomac to poto.
mac Ferry Co.
Schr J kranz. Windsor. S. to W A Smoot
< Co.
Schr L } Palmer Washington, to American Coal
Co, to load coal for Jersey City.
ARRIVED At WASHINGTON
Schr L Mcdonald, lumber, Fla; barpcs p
Clinton. James. Columbus McDcvitt, Mary Mullen,
\ Magrudcr, coal, Havrc dc Gracc;.G w
Brcnglc, Maj Godfrey Berkebe, Minnie & Pinkic
and Iowa, coal, Cumberland.
PASSED UP.
Schr Kate Wentworth.
MEMORANDA.
Bark Lepanto, from this port for Cardenas, was
spoken Oct list. lat. 80 Ion. $3.50
Schr Lavinia Warren sailed from St John y
b, for Washington 18th.
Schrs NJ Achron and Newell, from this
port, at New York Both.
Schrs Samuel Thorp James L Newton, and
S Hart, from Georgetown at New York Both
SchrS ii Leaning. Charles Lawrence and
Hattie Baker, from Richmond, at n York Both.
Schr Kate Hilton. from Georgetown for Bos-
ton, at Vineyard Haven 29th.
Schr Franc Lambrcth from this port at Boston
3Oth
Schr Henry + Hallock, sailed from Perth Amboy
for Richmond 18th.
Schr Enoch Robinson, sailed from Providence
for Georgetown 18th.
Schr Earl p Mason, from this port ut Providence
18th.
Schr Vim P Hood, from this port at Providence
Doth
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Brought out Perfectly.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 80, 1881.
ID. ID. WARNER & Co.: Sirs--I had been
great sufferer from acute kidney disease,
which my physicians could not cure, but
short trial your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure brought me out in perfect health.
CHARLES II. GERHARD.
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Demand it, and take no other iron prepa-
ration except Browns Iron Btters. IL is the
best.
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CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrived.-Boats L Long, D A Lowe, W Walsh,
NJ Snow and J w Green, to American Coal Co.
Departcd.-Boats l. A Long, ID \ Lowe w
Walsh, NJ Snow and ] w Green
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-. -
FOR SHE OR RENT.

NOR RENT-rhc desirable BRICK Dwell.
i LING HOUSE No. 10 south Alfred St, with
bath room also brick stable in the rear Apply to
oci2S TT EDW s. LEADREATEE
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Attention, Republicans.

There will he 4 mass meeting of the republicans
of this city at ARMORE HALL on THURSDAY
NIGHT. the I'd of November ut S o'clock The
meeting will be addressed hy the Hon. J. NJ.
DAWSON aud other distinguished speakers. All
are invited II attend.
A. W. ARMSTRONG,
oct31-td Gin. Republican City Committee
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION ISHLES.
By B. T. Lucas & Co., Auctioneers.
EoR SALE.

l.
IHREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING. ON
PRINCE STREET.
BY virtue of decree OF the Corporation Court
for the city of Alexandria. made at the March
term, !SS2, in a certain suit therein pending, in
which W. Arthur Taylor, trustee, is plaintiff and
- Having, Reuben Johnston's heirs and others
are defendants, the undersigned commissioner
therein named. will offer for sale by public auc-
ton, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of November
next, IN front OF the Court room, on Fairfax ST.
LoI OF GROUND, situated on tL<north side of
Prince street, between Alfred and Patrick streets,
about ~ feet west of Alfred street
Ielms OF Sale: One third of the purchase mon
cy to be paid in cash upon the dav of sale the res.
idue III two equal instalments at IL and IL
months with interest, for which the bonds of the
purchaser. with approved security are to he
taken, and the title to be retained until the whole
of the purchase money is paid.
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR.
octI9-eots Commissioner OF Sale
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HALLow ES.-This is what is known as
Halloween, or All-Hallows Day; but the ST.
pcrstitious observance of the night is fast
disappearing. In eldcn times young people
were accustomed tomcet forpurposes ofdiv-
ination, and frequently frightened each 9th
cr so scvcrIy that serious consequences fol-
lowed. The young women in Scotland for
mcrly determined the size and figure ofthcir
future husbands by drawing cabbagcs blind
folded on this night The meetings on Hol-
low en- are now becoming pleasant merry
markings, and i'll the country as well as in the
cities the night is celebrated By dancing.
&c
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. Rally, AlGzandrianS!!
DEMOCRACY OR MAHoNEISM- VIRGINIA OR
B0SSiSM-WHICI?
4. VI. KELLEY, OF Richmond, and

II''NI'f'' W III Eli IAU, OF IVNVNDTIn,
VIII address the citizens of Alexandria, at Ar
MOnT HALL, on TUESDAY NIGHT. October
ft,t. a; 80 o'clock
Nirgnians, whose winged words arc for dem
otracy against Maloneism virginia against
Iussisn." All are invited
CHARLES E. STUART, Com. Young
GEORGE \. MUSHBACH. Mems Dem.
is i. THOMPSON oratir Climb
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DEATH or AN OLD CITIZEN Mr.. VIM. c..
Boat. an aged aud respected citizen, was
gathered 10 his fathers last night His
death, caused by Il congestivc chill, was
vr:y unexpected. His loss will be deeply
felt by number of mourning friends,
Who watch beside the old mans bed
And weep upon his urn
Mr. Il. VAS Il faithful employee in the post
Office OF this city for number of years, but
recently has been out of employment He
was II years ofage. The funeral will take
place tomorrow from the deceascd's late
residence on Pitt street
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ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND. VIRGT0I7l ADVERTISERS

iiIE WA@iii;GToN FLATS w H. Adams
u u" have been awarded the contract for
Hing mp the Washington flats The bid
was 10! cents per yard for tie whole work,
beginning by November Is, 1882 and llsin.
four drcd%e:'. with Il capacity of 1000 yard.
day; Adams is we'll known in the District
residmg just across the river, in Virginia ,
The material il TO be taken from the river.
the Eastern Branch and Washington hnrbor.
and must bcdeposited inside of the bulkiIcad
line TO be established, thus ncccssita!:ng the
building of extensive tracks all over the
Hats, most oft on piles. and the employ
ment ofdirt cars and railway engines. The
portion of the fats that is now marsh will
he, on completion CT the work, perfect net
work Of pllIng. to add soliclity to nc made
ground
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CHEAP BEEF.
NEW STAND.

NEW STAND
The advertiser having taken the store room nj
the northwest corner of Prince and Royal streets,
will keep constantly 4 supply of the finest meats
that can be had in the market. Especially will
he keep OH hand supply of WESTERN BEEF
of the very best quality which he will sell at the
lowest cash prices, much lower than other dcscrip-
tions Of beef can he bought for. Mutton. Veal
Pork and Corned Meats always OH hand. Give
me call and will convince you that it will be
to your advantage to buy of
w. j. HOLLAND,
II. W. cor. Prince and Royal streets
will also keep constantly supply of Fresh
Poultry, Eggs, Butter and Vegetables Eighteen
pounds of Puddings and eight pounds of Sausage
sold to shop keepers for 81. octl9-1m
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HE BALTIMORE YEARLY MEETING or
FRIENDS, Lombard street, convened in Bal
ti'nore Yesterday, Levi n. Brown clerk and
h"hcrt +. Roberts, assistant About sixty
representatives from the Baltimore. War
rInSton. Fairfax, Nottingham and Centre
quarterly meetings were present. \ COM
inttcc of sixteen was appointed to act joint
~ with I similar committee of the women's
meeting to nominate fifteen persons Of each
sex for the representative meeting. Each
OF the sixteen subordinate meetings send ND
two members, making the full membership
OF aiNiy-lwo in the committee. The annual
report of the joint standing committee on
Indian affairs was presented The work,
with few exceptions, has been satisfactory
during the year. The womcn's meeting
held separate sessions, transacting routine
bushes: assigned TO them
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HE Si'iooNEE CoNLoN.--rhc schooner
\. +, trn!on. which was damaged by fire Il,
Reed wharf last week, and which was taken
t" Messl:'. .tgncw II Co.'S shipyarl. has
been repaired and this morning was towed
to the wharycs of the Maryland Coal Com
rany, where she will load coal. The
damages were slightcr than were at first
supposed, the mast being but little more
than charrcd, and the work was done with
thai prolmplncss which is characteristic Of
Mr. As shipyard The damages, il is said
Wiil mol amount N nIpr SIDl
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BROKEN LEG.--Mr. w. W. Thompson. II
timer at Hamilton station. ". 4 w. Il. f..
had his left leg broken, between the knee
and ankle Joint, about noon to-day, by his
horse. which runaway will" he was hitch.
in.s h;;0
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NOTICE-Having determined I'd retire from
IN business. l warn all persons indebted to me
prior to june 1ss, 1882, to come forward aud set
tie at once. If said parties have not paid by Nov
Is, 1892, I will PUBLISH THEIR FULL
NAMES AS DEAD BEATS
oct2T-td. * tt ~ l.. GENZBERGER. Z
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Arrangements have been made by which
the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Rail
way IS enabled to sell excursion tickets to
the state fair at Richmond, including ad-
mission 10 the fair grounds at $50 for the
round trip, the ticket TO be good until No
vcmher i
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MARINE NEWS

MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, OCTR. 81. 1882.
Sun riscs............ q % Sun .setS...... 3
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THE SURGEONS KNIFE.
Wonderful Surgical observation-disclosures of Trim
airy Stones from the Bladder Successful.

Mr. Simeon Tietsell, of Saugerties, \. ", had
been treated for years by various physicians
for what they call structure of the Urethra, without
benefit He finally consulted Or. David Kennedy,
of Rondout. y. y, who found his trouble to be
Urinary Calculi or Stones in the Bladder The doc
tor at once removed the foreign bodies with the
knife and then gave his great Blood Specific, "Fav-
orite Remedy, to prevent their reformation. The
entire treatment was emnently successful, and Mr..
TietsclPs recovery was rapid and perfect.
While "Favorite Remedy is a specific in all Kid
nev and Bladder diseases, it is equally valuable in
cases Of Bilious Disorders, Constipation of the
Bowels and all the class of ills apparently INSOFAR
able from the constitutions of women Try it. \ our
druggist has it, and it cost only dollar bot
tie The lucky man is he who puts this advice in
practice. Don't forget the name and address. DR.,
David kennedy. Rondout, =. I. The Doctor would
have it understood that, while he is engaged in the
introduction of his medicine, "Favorite Remedy"
he still continues the practice of his profession but
confines himself exclusively to o8ce practice lie
treats all diseases of chronic character, and per
forms all the minor AMI capital operations of sur
gerry. Inns