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TWIST PATTERN.
For the Backs OF Mittens.

wi thV D0SNS va .hi1tshS.
THIS pattern requires fourteen sh thes.
Use set of fine needles, and saXony
yarn. a common sized mitten will
need from 20 to "a stitches on each
needle. For the wrist, puri ?. and
knit ?, everv time around until you
haze knit thirty rounds. Knit around
twice plain. The twist pattern should
be knit on the Mi,a needle for one
hand, and the first needle for the
other. Suppose you have 20 stitches
Oh each needle.
list. round. Knit the first two
stitches PLAN, n, o, pe, ks, pc, o, n. ?
plain. Knit plain the next two needles.
repeat from 10 rounds, @hen you
should be at the beginning of the Pat
tern netdle.
nth round. k2, n, o, Pc. Have an
extra needle, aud slip off the next tour.
Knit the mex. four with the first needle
and then knit the four from the extra
needle: pz, o, n, k2 plain. This
forms the pattern repeat from Ist
round. The extra needle is used
every nth round, ard in the manner
described.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-01-26

Boston, November 81. :5Si.
BEowN CHEMICAL Co.
Gentlemen For years ha--
been a greatsuffererf from Dyspepsia.
and could get no relief having tried
everything which was recommend
ed) until. acting on the advice OF
friend, who had been benefited b.
BRowN's IRON BITrEPs, ! tried a
bottle, with most surprising results.
Previous to taking BRowN's IRos
BrrrERs, everything ate distressed
me, and l suffered greatly from
burning sensation in the stomach,
which was unbearable. Since tax
ing BRowN's IRON BirTERs, all my
troubles are at an end. Can cat any
time without any disagreeable re
suits. am practically another
person. Mrs. W J. FLYNN,
so Maverick ST., f. Boston.
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An Inquiry.

DEAR EDI1REss.-There is society
in Paris, consisting Of ladies opposition
and refinement, whose sole object it is
to conform to certain rules which re-
gard dress, by which they free them
selves from the clutches and slavery of
fashion. They all dress inexpensively
and with simplicity.-or. in style that
would be termed s'oy Plain. Can you
inform me of its name and the full
scope of lis organization. Please reply
through the HOME CIRCLE.
Mrs. NJ.
We have rad several times of the
society above referred to, but do not as
yet feel competent to give positive in
formation regarding it. In letter
from an old friend who spent some
time in Paris, mention was made Of
this society in the following terms.
They are a set Of women who hav-
ing freed themselves from the slavery
OF one besetting sin, are as deeply and
inextricably welded to another one
quite as foolish. With one or two ex.
ceptions, the most of them dress, and
look like trIghS." This is from a
mans standpoint. and l will not offer
ii as an opinion that is to settle all fut-
ure discussion regarding it, but merely
as the idea of one person, taken for
what it may be worth. In a Massa.
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Farmers aud Others desiring nteel lu-
crative business, BY which So to S29 q day
can be earned, send address at once, on r.s-
tai to H. c. Wilkinson 4 Co., 1916 and 1877
Fulton Street, New York v13tf-g355- GIN.
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Lace Edging.

Cast on "a stitches and knit across
plain.
1st row. k4, o, n, ke, twice, n,
kI,
end row. ks, pr, ks, pl ks.
sd row. k4, o, n, k1o.
4th row. knit plsin.
5th row. k4, o, n, XII, twice, n, III,
twice, n, XII, o twice. n. k1.
9th row. rs. p1, ks, pr, k3, pr, XII.
9TH row. k4, o. n, k13.
Sth row. knit plain.
9th row. k4, o, n, ks, twice, n,
XII, o twice, n, kI, n.
10th row. XII, pr, ky, p1, XII.
nth row k4, o, n, k12, n.
18th row. cast off S stitches and
knit II plain.
Repeat.
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chusctts paper l also saw the following
"a Society has lately been formed in
Paris, with the avowed intention Of
emancipating women from the slavery
of fashion. As no fashionable woman
belongs to it, we fail TO See wherein the
female sex is to he benefited.
My knowledge of this society is
based entirely on such opinions rs the
above, and of course IS not to be relied
on. If any Of our readers are posted,
as perhaps our enquirer NAV be be-
fore this is printed-we hope they will
not hesitate to inform us
The DRESS Reform Association" Of
New York City has come to grief; also
various other organizations having the
same avowed purpose. 1t is our opin-
ion that if mothers trotsrLr instruct
their daughters in the laws which gov
ern their own being, and Danish that
which is hurtful and injurious to health,
teaching them to govern their appe-
tiles. their desires, and their passions,
that the matter of dress will regulate it.
self IN time There is 4 general ana
growing movement towards better
and more sensible mode of ,go0aUtng
children, and this leads directly to the
dress reform. The styles of the pres
ent are much more sensible as well rs
becoming than they were twenty-five
years ago. and The fashion of wearing
eomf0rtuhi' clothing is also gaining
ground rapidly and as soon as girls
can be made to understand that gentle
men do not admire wasp-waists, bang
ed hair, painted cheeks, uselessness,
why then there will be Thorough re-
form. Half of tn :, girls and women in
the world dress, not to please them
selves, but husband, or father, or
brother, or perhaps some other girls
brother. The other half only refrain
from it because they cart. Open con-
fession is good for the soul. Let us
hear from one and Nil in regard to
this ED.
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The GREATEST LIVING AUTHORS
such as Prof. Max Muller. Ri Hon w.
E. Gladstone, Jas A. FrOude. Prot.
Huxley, r. A. Proctor, Edw. A. Free
man. Prot. Tyndall, DR.. W. il. Carpen-
ter. Frances Power CObbe, Prof. Gold
win Smith, The Duke of Argyll, VIM.
Back. Miss Thackeray, Mrs. oIulOck-
Cralk, Geo. Macdonald. Mrs. Oiiphant,
Jean lngelow, Thos Hardy, w. H.
MallOck, Mathew Arnold. w. w. Story
TOurgenieff, Ruskin, Tennyson,
Browning, and many others, are rep
SOnted in the pages of
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SUFFER

no longer from Dyspep-
STA, Indigestion, want of
Appetite, Joss ofStrength
lack Of Energy, Malaria,
Intermittent Fevers, &c.
BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS never fails to cure
all these diseases.
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the hest serialrsi .ries or the day Episcopal
Register. Phi adrjia.
lin II we fad tir hest productions of the host
writer's upon all subjects ready to hand .'-fla-
delphia Inquirer.
ut IL in,iispens ,ble In every household where
any attempt is ma T.. I" keep up with the current
thought of tn. day.i'-ii rtiord Courant.
las mgcl In the forefront Of eclectic publica-
tions US ut its start forty years ago.'-Cincnnati
Gazette.
.sAs much necessity ~ ever. 1.-The Advance
Chicago.
at affords the hest. the cheapest. the pro-
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can, philadelphia.
..The g,eat ecic tic of the world. Morning star
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..The hest OF m. .azines to subscribe to.'-Mon-
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published WE! KY Mt $500 y year. free OF
pOsta2
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-25

HARRoDsBUR0. Ky. bad : grea1
1rs TIE other Might The 6re started a
Hale = Gilbert,s Lumbar yard and spread
with such rapidify that q half n hour ths
entire block was IN flames. Nearly every
building on Main strees vas destroyed, H.
GLIDING The Presbyterian Church. About
twenty stores, viii their stock, were con-
stunned.
SECRETARY F0LGER has informed the
President that special inspectors viii have
70 Be appointed % enforce che law against
importation Of adnlterated tea.
THREE Indian Territory desperadocs
named Carson wers killed By o1lcsrs Who
attempted % arrrst them few days ago
FIVE men were dangerously injured
Che other day by The fall Of CIR n mine
- Scranton, Pa
Ar Dublin. Ireland. On the 18th
Fitzharris vas placed On trial - accessory
70 che Phnlix Park murders.
The Canadian mounted police have
promptly suppressed the anticipated raid
q che Cree Indians % this side % the Dor
der.
The residence of Bud Martin. at
Stanford. Ky, was consumed BY fire the
other evening and two Of his Children, aged
two and four, were burned % death. A
daughter. Who attempted 20 rescue them,
Wa fearfully burned.
The latest consular report from Mexi-
% indicates that railroad construction has
given an extraordinary stimulus % tt~ 80
rious trade industries.
AN Interior Department decision SET
ties The point that che mineral character of
: township d decided Dy The character of
the greater portion Or g.
The commissioner ~ the Freedmens
Savings Bank, e Washington. d. G.. has
declared hna1 dividend Of seven Per cent,
making sixty-two per cent. IN all.
Rev. JAMES r. RoGERs. Catholic
priest Of Boston. was the other day robbel
q ninety dollars BY : New York cond-
dence man IL saloon.
SEVERAL shots were fired from am
bush q Che Carctaler &C Castle Island, Ire
land, the other day and he was severely
wounded. Eight persons were arrested a.
connection with the shooting.
CANADIAN officials. Il was reported
On the 18th, had received threatening let-
ters from New York dynamiters.
The honse of John Dawson. Al Brace
brIdge, ONT, was destroyed " firc Che 9TH
~ night and Dawson. in attempting 70 save
BIZ children, Va burned u death; also
con. aged cen years.
THERE y lockout against more than
1000 shoemakers IN Cincinnati. q. The
men have called fcr che appointment Of
arbitrators.
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Inn Esheries ExhIbItlon opened o.
- i2th q London. Eng. Win Crane
oourish, end the HyEisnic Exhibition y
nerlins Germany ~ opened " ~
Grown Prince q 10 name Day.
Tim Virginia tobacco crop y -.
ported endangered By rnvaEen o. ne ~.
u many Instances The farmers have had
Al the plants destroyed.
The statement q the United States
Treasures showed gold. silver and United
States notes n ths Treasury On he 18Th q
follows; Gold coin and bullion. <lol. o5l .1os;
silver dollars and bullion. <llo.sl<. -, |;
Fractional silver coin. -. lGl. 40; United
States notes, ~, IA AS; total. <379 5o5. ~.
Certificates outstanding; Gold. <S.It5,-
7so; silver. -, ~, ~; currency, <lo,Sa5.-
90.
A NEW counterfcit five-dollar gold
coin has made Is appearance. Il purportz
% b coin q the United States struck q
New Orleans IN 1s(3. q heavily plated and
forty-nine and one-half grains light.
DUNNO the week ended on the 18th
there were fourteen deaths from yellow
fever q Havana. Cuba.
A BoNB was exploded on 4 street
n Moscow, Russia, the other day and sew
eral persons were wounded The police
version was that Il was only . railway zig
nal, but the public WAS not satisfied and
had become alarmed
FURTHER particulars from the scene
Of the cyclone received on the 1lth ssid Che
tornado seemed 70 have exerted the great
49, &C.,. 4. Vr~---I~&&. f<~.--.-- .
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WAsmSGrox. May :.
A. result Of inquiries made at the State
Department, & has been learned that the
subject q Governor Buffers rcent letter %
Secretary Fsiger- namely. pauper ImmIsra-
don frr' 'lr.zs.i. has for some months
bern unde- consideration IN that depart
mcnt a number 81 reports relating thereto
have been received, and among the most
interesting 3 one .Fnm Consul General
Merritt, Of London, giving The results q IA
investigation made a his request IN March
Last By United State ConSus IN Ireland.
The Consuls generally agree that The dis
Tres prevailing = present : not exceptional
n II character, and that published
accounts % the contrary arc cxag
eerated. In the poorer agricultural
districts the situation q he reszSantry =
miserable, and abject poverty Is the rule,
but sd = Il 3. 4 has been the same
for years and has become thc normal condi-
t.0n q life nmay b safely assumed that
the much talkod-of starvation point has
not been reached. however bad the situation
may Be, and that local and Government
authorities have abundant means % relieve
actual necessity. The prospects Of The
amelIoration Of the present condition ID To
immediate future are most disc0uTaging.
=
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l Ma. !. na<azxkc. Oaf.-<s64fI&c. n On
| cinr~ri c.of.tion< 49,. Wh~.t- ma. : ma.
| <.Iak6i.1A Corn-xo. !. 6s,ansc. Osts
No. :. lsa5kc Rye-No. :. 6isacdc.
Darley-No. Fall. nominal.
ne ota<s Phvsio- Medical Association
elected ~ following oflcers q is rrcrns
| ssssion IL Iniianapoli< Prs~idsnt. Dr.. \. b.
| Woodward. % Richmond; Vice President,
D.. n. "A. Smith. u Gre<nsboro; secretary.
DR.. 4. w. Kills, Of Dalevillc.
Al Portland. Jay County. the other day
William pif<rnhrrre~. while n ~ n<.t NJ
throwing bclf II stsvs-faccorys had >
Lex torn On.
Caleb Harvey. d Centerville. WAYNE
County. had : valuable horse killed The
other evening bx some unknown partie-.
He some time ago refused n oker Of three
hundred dollars Tor ~
A Louisville young man, while in New
Albany. floyd County, recently had IN a.
tack u delirium trcmcns. Jumped out Of
bed and ran down street with no clothing
on but shirt
Ms Anna cr.ercr. ar Sorri~,oxn.
shelby conpfy. young lady aged twenty.
i've years. 4 stcp-dauxhfcr ~ Mr.. Wur-
II. "'"
80 ~, 49,, ~, I''s . Is. &c noons ~
-,,., ,-,-]s.. .s.s.- .e- ~. - .----..<'
n. ~ s.--,-- .,- 4,
/. 49, .,.......r- ~ 800 $50. -
1870, q -. NJ - e:... p. ....-.'
- s,,,~s 80 <-;'...:<.,,. .-.---,,
" ~ .s.s-f;rv 49, RAIL- h,,-f
1870 c--.'.... -.-, No..
p.,t,',. = ss,s,.'-- GO - p-. 1870
<-s~,,-- ,--.-, 49,, ~ - y
,,,c-,,,,- 4, - r,ssh. ~ s-s 49, s .'-s
! <toxe.
80 -. 49, r.-..-.--
marketed seventy head Il eleven months
old pigs III Muncie Z few days ago, which
averaged S05 pounds. and brought nearly
81 800.
While ant hun-;nr 49, R,.,x;,,. w..
- County ! f-r 49, ~. r:,-s,s NJ.
crhaci,er. a.,.d IN x.,r~. s''-;.,.n,.l,x Nv.
John yghiteho,,s.- sg.i shons .irb, v..-rs
with N si,.-.-un. Tsr b,ll e,,-.r,'S ~. ~,
sye. tearing al. ~ entire ~. ana lc.,r.d
IN the nasal bone. rhe eve - destroxei.
and the boy 49, Il dancerou< condition
y.c,,. ~ - No.. 1:... xV.n- <,,....
80 49, f,.-,I go i, ~. .r,,,., -. $500
<x,ninr, ~. 5ece.~.5 49, ', .,..;1s,,-,,.,
400 ~ -, ,,,,,,,s r1s-,,,,,-- - e..'.
Y. - - o1d .rd v---ssr+'.,, $500. y
x. ~s,,.-,. .-..,.r :. s-...-...,, ...'.-"-
years 40.
<h.~;~T..-,,- >Sr,..-~.-..-.-. <-~-.- . Il
-, ~. ,,-,.,,- -
hnrIr-S 800, hc~-.- ~ 1890. -:.-<.s..,
cvre~~ 7n~,-,-s, M. $500 -- .~.<--;.--
----< .- n. $500 ~. 1919
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TOPICS OF THE DAY,


t~-- 49, Nh ---- MI m ~' ~'-'
Govzuos McDAxzzL. q Georgia.
80 inaugura1ed On 10 lo<h Inst.
TnzvELYAN stated n tho British
Commons q ~ 1o>h that tho assisted
omiUofion movements We conducted with
= view tooomply with ~ American rules
Drohibiflng ~ landing % paupers.
Tar anniversary q tho death Of
0tonewall Jackson ~ commemornfod on
- 10Th q Richmond. VI.
CHARLES LYMAN. Chief Clerk n the
Treasures once, has been named ~ Civil
Service Examiner, vice Kahn, whose name
was withdrawn.
IN reply 70 resolution censuring the
British Governments course IN regard TO
he Cubans taken By tho Spanish authori-
1ies e Gibraltar, Sir Charles Dixie denied
that England had right to demand : re-
1urn Of the prisoners.
MRs. JESSE r. GRANT, mother of *
President Grant, died q Jersey CITY, N. T.,
- The nth, aged eighty-6ve years.
TxwF1K PASTA. the new Turkish Min
1ster, presented lis credentials On tie 18th
- Washington.
The Prince Of Wales, Duke Of Rich
mond and Archbishop Of Canterbury win
iTSrheriee r~h,f,;tic- ~ Tc-,>S<- 1r,.-, A
49, 49, hs.,, ,-<.--S.,...5:. 80
1890 r.-~ r.'<- - '.. - -
- 80 -- -.I--< ~. = o, Psov'oA8 snss
80 q $3.50. <e y. -e--.. .snsn'' snan N
49,. c-a a ''' .tHw:,,:-".,
- - S.-.1-.' 49, ---".<.-. 1870
~m~-.,r W. y s ~. , su'c'oe ~
~ !. q, Z, q. 49,. Y sooo.'ns nln,-
.r.. tnrousn ne nenrs witn : revolverwhile
Tsn 800 ns s s9 ln.an'sy;
$500 ..s 80 na1n.
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The vandalh, Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne
. Chicago. and Pittsburgh. Cincinnati 4
g. Louis Roads recently adopted new
piece n luxrsre weighing more than two
hundred ana my pounds will b. taken f4
Transportation IN barEaec cars
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The Massachusetts, senate has passed
bin for The payment Of one dollar pr 90
bounty o. beels raised for sugar-makinS
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M0NUxAr- Nay
Thirty years go he parents q boy
named Dcmers, nine years old. died. and
LEFT him under he care Of his mother
brother. harmed Dursnd, : hotcl-kecpHhere
IN short time the I'D nysteriouSly disap-
pcaFed. and ~ inquiries failed o give ths
slightest trace q what became o. him. h
was given up - lost until Saturday Inst,
when : man % dark complexion and
middle age entered Durand,s Hotel AMI
made the disclosure that ~ b The
representative o. the missing boy.
He he's given eurh absolute proofs q
identity - % satisfy his uncle. His history
Is given By himself = Ike : romance He
declares that while returning from, store
he was sent % on an crnnd he was kid
mapped By IN American planter from Ten
ne@see. who took him there and made him
work with che slaves until the war broke
out, when BE- joined ne Confederate army
and made TIE full campaign Since the war
ended, he says, he has been acting -
trader N the South Il = strange storys
but his re]ative< scem 10 pIacc implicit con-
ndence n T. The uncle = wealthy and ~
% family.
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Jor nnNnx - he,~.3 - nul,,.
1vel..1 ~ AN. "a. ~. n. $500 - 60
-..,;.x -.S r..-ss ~
,r--.. ->--.---
~o'n 1.~.F'' toEon'o'
~ 10y: 4Re', werS ashore ~ sale
~ ..o.k o'ns $500 oays-eso' 70 CROW
80 otneF n'sns 1eor8e nusner' CO..
oreds was found murdered ~ the streets AZ
fowdsr spring., g. His vie va
ss.nnl'' over Nm VIM > bloody knifs' and
80 nrs o'en ns1e zor murder.
NEARLY tne whole village q Learn
lnKton, Ont. Wos DESTROYED by Ore On The
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

VIRGINIA BoNps.-J. \. Hamblcton & Cos.
Baltimore financial circular of Saturday last says
THE activity in Virginia bonds which was so
marked last ,"cck has quoted down, bnt prices
remain steady at slight reaction. Consols which
touched 81 last week reacted To 80, but 1O-4Os
were quite firm ut 56k, to 81 COnsol coupons
sold nj u for The old and 81 for new. Ten forty
coupons 90 for old and 50 for new. The market
here for Virginia consols is regulated to a con-
siderable extent by prices mt London where most
of this issue of Vrginias is held
New YORK Dec 3-11 a. m.-Thc stock mar
kct this morning opened firm but soon became
week and prices declined u TO lls per cent. The
weakest stocks were the Changers, Canada, South.
crn Union Pacific and Wabash preferred. AT II
o'clock the market was fractonaily better.
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,.v,AL BREVITIES.

Paw oysters arc recommended as a cure
iIr colds.
Sixfy-niue car loads of stock arrived mere
an ,j,. Midland road on Saturday nlGht.
S..yar,l members of the Virginia leSis
laturc passed through this cty to-day on
their way To Richmond.
marriage license was issued III wash
inpton ON Saturday to Christopher II. Slmp-
son and Rosa W. Simpson, both oil Fairfax
county.
The next meeting Of the Washington pres
by1erv will be held in the First Prcshyter-
ian church in this city, on "Wednesday, be-
ginning at , O'Clock p. m.
The mother of Councilman Chas. Good
rich, was stricken with paralysis on Satur-
day last, and is now quite i'll at her resi-
dc"cc on upper Prince street.
Mr. Robert Neville, Of Fauquicr county,
has received news OF the death Of Mr..
rhomtS Neville, q relative, who lived in
Ireland. and who leaves him a fortune.
Mr.. Arthur II. Ieatman. for many years
y resident Of this city, where he was well
kinwn and ha,i many friends, Gied in Wash
iucton yesterday morning in the GSih year
Of his age.
Il telegram received in this city this even
il" say, that :: large fire is raging ut Am
hrr-l Court House, aud that five stores and
several other buildings, including the town
hail have been destroyed.
The Richmond correspondent Of the Pc
tcrshurc iudrf. Ippcoi says: In all proba-
hi;ry Judge {. T.. Stuart, Of Alexandria,
Stands HE best chance Of being made speak
~ al the HOUSE OF Delegates"
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TO-DAN.S TEE .FHlHAPHIC NEWS.

One Of Thomas Il. Lees cotton mills, at
W"~tprri, Conn.,, was burned last night.
All the London morning papers endorse
The verdict OF the iury in the case of O'l,on-
n;.iE
Ady;ccs from Cairo say active prcpara-
iin..: cnulinne for the reopcninS of the road
To tic Sitlan.
\ paste oral letter from Cardinal McCabe
drnun:atory of secret societies was read in
all the Dublin churches yesterday.
Father MacCartcr was stoned yesterday
while passing through the Orange quarter
ofthc town of Newry, Ireland.
Henry Tucker, who has been on trial in
the County Court at Brunswick, for the
past week for the murder of Benjamin Kidd
has been acquitted.
Tue schooner s. W. Bunnell, Capt. J. T.
Maxwell. from New York fo.' Norfolk, Va,
loaded with hay. came ashore at Townsend's
Inlet, \. !. last night and has filled with
wafer.
Edward Brown fell overheard from the
schooner Annie Of Baltimore, of Rock
creek, n night or two ago. August Temple,
another hand on The schooner, jumped into
a vawl boat ard started to Browns assist
anrc. but the boat upset and both men were
drowned.
\ dispatch from Dublin says that prom
incnt inyin"ible, who is now undergoing pc
nal scrytudc has offered to give important
evidence against fourteen men who are TO
he placed on trial there to-day, for the muir
der OF Mrs. Smythc, near Collinstown, III
April, 1882, while she was driving home
from church with her brother in-laW.
4 mob last evening attacked the theatre
y, Wexford, ireland, in which evangeli
cal services was being held and attempted
10 burn the building. The mob took pos
session Of the town, broke the windows of a
Protestant Church and those of nearly all
the huuses in the place occupied by Protest.
ants. The dresses of ladies who attended
service ut the church and theatre were torn
oil and the gentlemen accompanying them
were stoned aud several Of them in ured Sc
vcr,Iy. The mob paraded the streets for
several hours, singing "God save Ireland"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-03
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. WIHsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP shonld al
ways be used when children are cutting teeth.
1t relieves the little sufferer at once ii produces
natural quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little chcrub awakcs las bright as
button" 1t is very pleasant to taste. 1t soothcs
the child softens the gums, allays all pain, re-
licvcs wind. regulates the bowels, and is the best
known remedy for diarrhna, whether arising
from tccthing or other CAUSES. Twenty-Five ccntsa
hottie. my4-M,W&S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-03

The commissions Of seventy five prcsi-
Dental poStmaStcrs will expire before
christmas. and this number, together with
the forty-hvc that have been held over
since October, will make - large batch Of
appointments to he sent to the Senate ny
;ic President before the holidays. There
are also about 3n0 recess appointments
which will have Ia be sent TO the Senat" for
confirmation