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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-07

,arature Warmer, generally lalr weather
- indicated for tomorrow.
Richmond DELEGA TEs.-Th democrats
this CITY met last night in their respective
,.,II~ and selected delegates to the Rich
r.a.d convention, which meets IN that ci;y
-. ,h.. go Ii inst, to nominate State ticket.
r..r result in this city was the election Of a
.,ttl delegation in favor of Gea. Fitzhugh
Lee, tnr Governor. Beside choosing dele
,,,,s. each ward elected two members OF
Inc CITY Democratic Committee.
The First ward meeting was held at the
r.ncordia garden and was presided over by
Mai Geo. Dnflry, while Capt. X. kemper
acted a. secretary. For delegates, Messrs
: G.. Brent, Hubert Snowden and Orlando
Wood were put in nomination and upon
y..e he;ns being taken the tellers, Messrs:
Alex. Iyl,s and s. A. Green, announced
the result as following: Brent a, SnoWden
~ and Weed 81, after which Messrs. Brent
u,L Snowdcp, Oh motion Of Mr.. Wood, were
declared the unanimous choice of the meet
iar. MeSsrs. X kemper and NJ. L. Burke
we're then chosen aiternates. For members
q, the cir, democratic committee Aiessis. =
G. Brent and J. X. NJ. Norton, were unani
mouSly elected.
In tie Second ward the meeting was held
at the sun Engine house. Dir. Nj t. Har-
lpw vas chosen chairman aud Mr. H. ".
Latham SECRETARY. For delegates, Mr Il.
Marbur, received Gl votes, Mr.. ii. strauss
81. Dr.. a. +. Cox -, and Mr.. A. htilis Il,
so the frs! tao were declared the delegates
and latter two the alteruates. MessrS. w.
II. Marhury and G.. +. Price were re-elected
members Of The City Democratic Committee.
4 iayge crowd of voters @atnere:! at the
old Court House, where the Third ward
meeting was held, and considerable interest
was taken in the election, there being
number of aspranls for the position OF dele
yates. Mr.. :. l.. Brockett acted as chair
nam ard Messrs. II. 5. W. Barker and
TAYLOR Arnold were chosen secretaries.
For delegates, McssrS. w. RI. Smith, {. r..
stuart, :. II. Lumt, J. Il. Cation, }. i. Beck
ham and VI. u. rorse were nominated. and
upon a vote helm: taken the result was an
bounced as follows: Smith l2I, stuart l26,
I.Mut lot. Gallon 96, Beckham 81, AMI CorSe
II Nests Smith, Stuart and Lunt were
then dcclarcd tie choice OF the meeting for
delegates and Messrs Cation, Beckhau and
CJrSc as alicrnaics. Messrs. Il. +. Knox
and X. w. Ballenger were elected memte!s
of the City Democratic Committee.
Mayor J. L. Smoot was chosen chairman
and Mr.. j. j. Jameson secretary VI the
Fourth ward meeting, which was held at
tho Friendship Engine House. Several
gentlemen were put i'll nomination for dele
gates, and on vote being taken The result
was announced as follows Mr.. }. a. Mar
shall -, Mr.. J. NJ. Johnson 10, MIR. NJ. Lynch
lG, Capt. George a. Mushhach 10, and Mr..
j. ]. Jameson S. Messrs. Marshall and
Johnson were thcreupon declared the duly
In I,.lp,v1tES heSSrS.
Au,hbach aIternates Captain T. b. Hooe
and Mr.. J. VI. Johnson were elected mem.
hcrs Of the City Democratic Committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-07

No MORE ToLLING-At the last meeting
of the members of the Baptist Church it
was determined to abolish the tolling Of the
hell at the call for services. 1t is hoped thst
the example will be followed BY the other
churches having bells.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-07

Ayers Ague Cure is warranted to cure all
maarial disorders, when the directions are
faithfully followed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-07

Ayers Sarsararilla, operating through the
blood, radically cures every scrofulous faint
or infection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-07

CATTLE SALE.--Captau J. w. Foster, OF
I.eesl urg, day or two age, srld thirty SIX
ii,, cattle (said IL te IS fine rs any ID Fir.
vi II. a>etagi,G 1880 pounds at els. per
ii @r!.is is cOrs,aered remarkably COED
sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-07

Police REPoRT-Last night was clear
and mild, with three prisoners at the sta.
ton house. Mayor Smoot this morning dis
Iosed of the following cases
Thos. Doyle, arrested by Officers Franks
snd Travers, charged with an assault on
Thos. Grey. was fined s. and costs.
B. P. Wright, arrested by Officer Franks,
charged with being drunk on the streets,
was fined $3.50, or TO be sent to Jail for 10
days.
Coats Ward colored, held from yester-
day, charged with disorderly conduct, was
fined 50 90.
William Madison, sentenced day or two
since to the chain gang, was released there
from upon the payment of 81.
The case Of several residents OF lower
Prince street, male and female, who charge
each ether with SANDER, &C., was partially
heard and continued till tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-07

EXCURSION TO CAPE MAY AND ATLANTIC
CITY, VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD.--On
Friday, the 10:h inst, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will run select excur.
sion from Washington to Cape May and
Atlantic City at the very low rate of s. for
the round trip. Tickets will BIO good going
on day of issue, and to return at any time
within Eve days. Excursonists will leave
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad sta
ton, Washington, via sea.shore express. at
IL a. M, and reach the above named points
in time for early lea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-07
Alf5anllrIa 0azettf.
Tuesday EVENING, JULY =.
LOCAL NEWS.

For the Middle Atlantic States occasional
Ii,s; local rains, followed by fair weather,
s5n,herly winds, and nearly stationary tenn
nsrature. Warmer, generally fair weather
:, indicated for tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-07

THE EXCURSION of the M. E. Church
South Sunday School TO Chapel Point on
Thursday next, the 9th instant, promises to
be most excellent one. This is now the
most ravorite resort on the river, and may
truly he called the Long Branch of the Po-
tomac" There will be fine band of music
OIL the boat, and the bathing, fishing and
boating at Chapel Point is unsurpassed.
The committee has made arrangements for
accommodating all who may go with them
on this occasion, and will use their best en-
dcavors 10 insure to all pleasant time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-07

WRIT OF ERRoR-A writ of error and
supprsedeas has been awarded by the Vir-
GINA Court of Appeals in the case of the
Commonwealth w. Jessie Butter, recently
convicted in the Corporation Court of this
city Of breaking and entering a sore house
in West End in the night !iaIe, aud Mr.. ).
G. Brent the attorney for But:er, will short
" argue for new trial before tbs irst men
toned tribunal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-07

PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY IrEMs.-The
democrats of Prince William county met at
Ereuisville yesterday and chose delegates
to the Richmond convention, all said to be
favorable to the nomination of Gen. Fitz.
Lee for Governor.
The tramp whc, on the 18th of June last,
was arrested near Quantico for an attempted
outrage on Mrs. Dennis Colbert, who lives
near that place, WAS yesterday, at Brents-
vile, presented to the grand jury, who in
few minutes brought in true bill to the
indictment. He was thereupon brought
into court, tried aud convicted of tho offence
nnd sentenced to eight years in the penl.
tsntiary. The presentment, trial and con-
yiction consumed less than an hours time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-07

T AMNEW RECEIVING MY STOCK OF HARD
ware, Cutlery, Paints. Oils, &C., &C., to which
" B. w. MALLS,
fcb27 8. e. cor. King washington, sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-07

PROPOSED NEW DEPoT.--A number OF
merchants of this city having petitioncd the
managers of the A. & f. Railway Company
TO erect suitable sheds and depot facilities
in this city for the accommodation OF their
daily business with that road, have received
the following in reply:
OFFICE ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG Ky.
WILMINGroN. DEL, July 9th, 1850. }
lTcssrs Chos Eng Fisher Bros, dnd others, A'c1@l-
dri". Va: w
Gcntlemcn-I an in receipt OF your petition OF
the 2oi ult., to our agent at Alexandria, with re-
card to additional freight facilities at Alexandria,
and in reply beg to say that we have already taken
the matter up and trust before long that we will
be able to give you what is really very badly
needed at that point to enable freight to be prop
crly handled. Yours respectfully,
II. II. CARTER, Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-07

DIS, ;. CouETs.-The U. S. Circuit and
mtnct Courts, which were to have COM
hct" lila this city yesterday, were not
able ahsent,y on account Of the unavoid.
It::; moinihnd-e Hughes
jury were ralieu. names of The grand
not responding to Ia sufficient number
directed to issue speCu. the Marshal was
additional jurymon to almmons for ten
morning. ' to. morrow
In the Circuit Court an order
was entered in the case Of Wetmcsmissal
V. NJ. Ry Co., and in the District c. the
order of condemnation and sale of i, |!
wreck of the steam tug w. E. Bell was en-
tered.
The accounts of the officers of the Court
were examined and approved, after which
the Courts adjourned till tomorrow morn
ing.
L. S. Marshal Thos w. Scott and U. S
District Attorney J. Catlett Gibson were II
attendance, as was also Clerk VIM. Wall, o
Richmond.
1t il understood that there has been nc
indictment prepared against ex-Marsha
Hughes, and that as he and his friends are
now arranging to settle his Indebtedness &c
the government, no steps against him VII
be taken if The settlement is satisfactory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-07

rE,sONAHIE-The Perforated Zinc Respira-
- tor. new instrument for the cure of Catarrh.
A neat arrangement to be placed over the nose
and mouth to prevent breathing the present cold
air direct. Price % cts each.
mb2O f. s. LEADBEATER 1. BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-07

IF YOU want something nice, ask the bar tend
! CIR for 3; cool glass of INTERNATIONAL GIN
GER ALE. 1t is the best.
les j. BRODERs & co. Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-07

lust RECEIVED 4 FRESH SUPPLY OF THE
y Celebrated Farmvllc Lithia Water in bottles
or bv the gallon, Mt J. d. II. LUNTS,
ic1G Cor. King and Washing ton sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-07

T1OR A PLEASANT DRINK ASK FOR THE
Il INTERNATIONAL GINGER ALE sold at
the restaurants in general.
e;, j. BRODERS q Co. Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-07

EoWLER'S FLY FANS, "onc of the Injuries
L of the age" Also Fly Traps of different
kinds. For sale by JAS +. CAELlN SONS
iel3 Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-07

SCREEN WIRE of assorted widths at IS King,
y corncr of Royal, on hand and for sale at a low
price. Call and sec.
my23 j. r. CREIGHTON " SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-07

NR!Nk THE RES'T-IT IS IIEALTHY-The
~ celebrated INTERNATIONAL G N + L
ALE, Our best restaurants keep it cool and nice.
ie5 j. BRODERS G. CO., Agents.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-05-20
The Brittui Package.
TIE DUMMY WITH WHICH YOUNG BRIDES
ARR ENTERTAINED AT THE TREASURY
DEPARTMENT.

One Of 'the sishts" Of Washington Is
the vault Of The Treasury Department
where among other things the fifty million
dollars reserve Is kfpt. Besides this there
are several cartloals of gold, silver and
greelb cks. People who have been admit.
ted TO the vault have therefore seen more
money or its equivalent at one g,ance than
| il possible for them to SEE at any otf O.
aiace in this country. excepting the Nv
York Suo-TGeasury. l. has long been tie
custom Al the vaults % hand 10 each briae
who entered it a package containing S1,-
800 go. They were allowed u hold IL f5r
from them and put away. IL was also been
generally Understood among the knowing
oue- that this five million dollar package,
Sbi d has reen the bridal portion teinpore-
nv UI - many brides, did not contain
much uoucy: but II was never ascertained
exactly mat @as IN the package until a
fe@ days ago, WHEN the count Of the treas
1re il the ysuit ~a- commenced. 1t was
i5und THAT this i've million package, which
has been 20 i3jIig hanaIed and over which
- many endear1g words have been said,
aa- simply huge Joke, containing three
gr four heavy Old government cumeuts,
-Gca d would sell III jurk shop for TWO
cents per pound. Tie package weighed
a.t.en pO4L1-. All a. Old paper its value
would be thIr,y cents The package WAS
carefully tied up agiiu and il viii continae
- be used u make brides happy. It Will
sGft them Just d. well a. Il il contained
real money.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-05-20
Care Of the Teeth.

Among the things hUrtful to the teeth,
we notice the bad habit Of usiug them for
purposes fer which they were ucyer intend
ed. Persons who with the teeth crack
nuts, draw corks aud nails, lift heavy
weights, and bite threaa, a Thing especially
10 caution the ladies against, only eXp9se
TO premature decay organs >peu>Aole
10 DutritiOL aud beauty. lnyeter1le >mok-
ing Is also to he deprecated, for il corfoies
the teeth, ard The sudden charge many
times in inhaling cold air, causes infsmna-
tory action Of the mucous membrane Of
the mouth. The continued use of pipes
and cigar holders, being made OF bard suo-
stances. wear away the teeth. Look at an
old man who smokes Cay pipe for Al eN-
ample, and you will tiud the latersl iucisor
cuspid worn to such shape that they ex-
ac'l - the stem oil his pipe. There is
habu which ladies have of putting pins
an dies in their molthr, and often car
ryin- ZEN there a long time. This i no
!itt4s natter, for the contract of these
ha.a ,dleS, pressed with more of less
faIes al. wear away the enamel, and some
TIM ;, = &c carries Of the whole tooth.
Gus oi simplest me y OF preserving
the teeth consists in clear illness Of The
mouth. / first thing after r!-in- in the
morning. from meal, should be To
cleanse the / nth thoroughly with tepid
water. l. is the custom II some parts OF
England aud France 10 rinse the mouth
with warm aromatic water after eating.
II i we'll to remember that This prcCaution
no. only ENDS 10 keep the teeth cle.u, hut
TO clear the voice oi those about To SIN or
converse. By cleansing the tech three
times day regularly, the formation Of tar
tar is not only prevented but such Particles
OF food ard other extraueouS matter as
lodge about and adhere II them causing IT.
ritatiou and Inflammation are BY this means
removed. The Fermentation of vegetable
substances in the mouth produces Indirect
iy >ulphuric acid, animal and ni,rUgenons
substances producing nitric acid. These
sliate the tluid> of the mouth ana help the
teeth on TO certain decay. Attention to
cleanliness Of the teeth in early life cannot
be too urgently insisted upon, for it is evi-
den; that most Of their diseases arise from
foreign matter being suffered 10 Re main up
on aud between them, and no tire tnete.
lore should be lost in removing what has
accumulated As soon as it is discovered.
A DENTIST.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-05-20
Short and Street.

Luke Sharp says in the Detroit Free
Press: TIE stone qgays OF Greenock are
exceedingly sold aaG rather dirty, no.
withstand NJ the fact that they OCCASIONAL
3 have I shower there. l think G:eeuock
IS the place where the boy answered that it
sometime, ',uaw>,a Wheu asked if they
aad rain there always. | vas quite inter-
est-d II the varied uature Of the shipping
Al Green Ok, ami >peat some time walking
ara8ul he DOCKS there. looking down At
he it,te Gcrrin- boats III Of SINNERS, and
Up a the black oyerh4uginL pr1ws Of the
oig ocean ships. From one craft they were
throwing On u Ire stoue wharf bags that
O Jkcd heavy. Vet au4 >oEZy.
\ surly and bury mate stood by and
watched the process OF unloading. Al
though he did not swear with thst easy aud
Delightful hlency Of the ! merican mate, he
looked Ike man who was not to be trlflei
with. | a rather afraid 70 approach him
hut | did want 10 know what was 10 those
haE>, and Is he was the only man who did
not appear busy said TO him most respect
fully:
,'Can you tell me what Is in those bags,
slr:"
IL paid ~ attention whatever. I thought
l bad Lot spoken LOUD enough.
.Wouid YOU mind telling ne what Is in
hose bags repeated
sill there was no reply Perhaps,
thought, he speaks only the Gaelic. How
ever. ventGred third time.
i would ike 10 know"
He turned on he like 4 lash Of Lightning
and shouted sugar in 4 voice that could
be heard in Glasgow.
Vas So Startled that jGmped back, and
fell over the damp sacks.
You needn't nave spoken 50 loud" l
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-05-20
lSfOn eiGnu JncLsOn
INV III PROPOSED 70 BAKK M MN IS
NIGHT ATIALK.

On the night ri he cattle Of Frederick
burg, when Burnside va trying ~ ge' hi-
army back " the Stafford -ide u the river
over the one pODf9oB bf.dge that "ss isii,
Lee called council u war. Jackson hal
been holding position some three fnils-
down the river from Marye'- Height.
where the fiercest =htiDg had taken place
but had moved his command mp closer late
IN the afternoon ] ue night Wa fearfuiif
dark aud a drilling rain had st en-. Jack
son came into The council, saiuted the ofile
els pr-pent aud COX d -eat Of 10 a corner.
Geneial Lee stated the purpose for winch
he council had been called aud asked one
u the senior officers for his opinion, and
then another, unlil a. had SPOKEN -aYe
StoDewsH Lee Their ,arued and ak hi
opinion. but received 10 Te,pOn-e. A
turned TO n-ar What ue would Say, aBd
there sat J1casJn, Dolt upright in Ai, chair,
last asleep. why, BIS me" -sid L..
the old fellow il asleep and going 10 him
be shook his arEi aud called bi- name,
which awakened bin. General Jackson,
viii you give Us your opinion a. u What
should be done?"
Gen Icmen," he said, am sorry II Al |
have not he "a all that has been laid but
my plan j., If the council viii agree 70 il,
to 20 back 70 my corps and march it into
met With q severe reverse and l. 10 ali
probability Gemoralzed. They have only
one ori0ge over which 10 escape. DC
corpse i sufficient - d. tu4s ~orA, % de.-
troy what remaius Of that army on this
side Of the river, and that being done, he
campaign will be over" But, General
said Lee, ''colsider the fact that those
men have only the one bridge over winch
20 escape; they Will fight desperately.
What il they dor Ny corps IS accus-
toned 70 desperate fighting. But the very
fact that they have /, one avenue Of &C.
cape, in their demoralized condition. will
cause Their, 10 make every efort 10 use the
bridge. Trey viii 10, hght 50 desperately
"a you think
But consider the darkness Of the night.
Your men will not be ab.s to distinguish
their own comrades"
| have thought Of that. ! will make my
nen pun their shirt tails out and march
in; they VIII know one another then"
Genera. Lee walked back and forth for
some time, deeply engaged in thought.
Finally he said. General Jackson, | can
not agree TO your proposition; the sleuga-
ter would be horribae, and my coEsceuce
cannot approve Of it,
MY conscience approves Of it thorough
H. said jackson. War j. war; tie
slaughter to-day has been horrible, and
would have been worse had Il e enemy
gained those heights. The enemy i IL
trap. and sc should take advantage Of IT,
Il the tables were turned they " uld
march IN on us
"Aud at this very time," said Union o;
hcer to me last April, 1--WE were getting
out Il HAT place a fast men could *
got over one bridge. We were looking eY-
cry minute for the Confederate troops %
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-05-20
How English Is Idught.

A. regards The result Of such teaching
II Eagasu a. j. gwen IL -0De Of our best
scnylls aud academies. MAJ be pafdoned
or referring Ia ny Jan observation. Since
Id. when Harvard College for the first
Tine held al EXAMINATION IN Engish, [
nave Re ad from four ~ dge thousand CON-
positions written in the eXannatiO room
upon subjects drswn from books which the
candidate. were required To lead before
presenting themselves. OF these not more
,nan a hupdred-t0 make generous esLi-
uate-were creditable 70 either writer or
,e4cher. This year / did DOT READ the
BOOKS, but one WHO did makes This report
-f@g were remarkably good and few
extraordinarily bad; a tedious mediocrity
@a- eyerywhere.H
Il Is this tedious med!ocrity "hich has
amazed me year after year. Ia spelling,
punctuation. and grammar some vi the
book. are little worse than the mas,
aud some great deal better: but in other
re- poets there Is dead level, unv4ried by
) fresh though, or 81 individual express
sion Almost ali The WI ters Use the same
commonplace yocaoulary-a very small
one--in the same confused way. One year,
after reading Two or three hundred comp2-
siiisus Oh The story OF TIE Tempest" |
found myself ID such profound ignorance
u DDtL plDA dI1 iuai sl~IA1 AAiA a4aU ~
read the play TO set myself right again.
The authors OF these disc0uragiHg mala-
script, were, almost all of EN-,
.Ja-i al the -ge 'Hix: coy AID yo1;a.
Wien tlprchi Is .peech, and speech i Truth
They may be Justly regarded a. the PICKED
youth Uf tie country. many OF them c9ui-
ing from the best families ID Point Of cnl.
,ure and breeding, aud from the BEST
schools Ne have. They were all boys with
blood IN tbeir veins ard brains IN their
head, and tongues tnat could talk fast
enough and % the purpose when they FIT
. ease. Msly Of taem aad enjoyed The
Ysmges.-as who hat eau understand It
de, not;-out somehow the touch OF pen
Or pencil p1raiyz-d their powers.
II The ure4ty compositions written By
the Nicllander>, aua Their quaint language,
which lew Vt the mentioning people can
yeii unders;Au -. D. MIL, in Hdrpefs
HRg7-iEs for June.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-05-20

HARPER's MAGAZINE for June j. in every
way strong and entertaining number.
The frontiSpiece is a remarkably good en
craving by W. B. CLo>SoN from e. +.
WArTS's painting, "Paolo ami Francesca.
The number is especially RIGA in illustrate
ed articles IN American auhjectS. No
brighter magazine sketch has ever been
published than Mrs. ALICE WELLINGTON
RolLISs,s Ladies Day AT the Ranch" (in
Kansas. illustrated by Mr. an Mrs. Il.
SWAIN CLIFFORD. Knoxville in the Olden
Time" by EDMUND kIRKE, is a well. written
sketch OF much historical value, and en-
tirey novel in its portraiture of frontier
life in the Southwest. The central figure
of the sketch is John Sewer, the old Indi-
an-tgh;sr and "the rear-2uard of the Rev
olution." The illustrations of the art le
are from drawings by HowARp PYLE.
Bogota-;he capital of the United States
of Columbia-is the subject Of an interest
ing sketch by Lieut.. II. X. LEMLY, L. S. A.
-fnely illustrated.
II. f. ZoGBAUM contributes a paper. ef
, fectual!y illustrated from his own diaw-
ings, entitled "a Night with the Germans, -
describing the military mauUuvres of the
German army in its Thuringiau encamp-
menj-a sketch similar to those previously
contributed by the same writer on French
and English maueuvfes. Other articles
are of equal interest and merit.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-05-20
A Great Discovery.

Mr.. VIM. Thomas, of Newton, Ia, says:
my wife has been seriously affected with
cough for twenty-five years, aud this
spring more severely than ever before
She had used many remedies without re-
lief, and being urged TO try DR.. Kings New
Discovery, did so, with most gratifying re.
suits. The first bottle relieved her very
much, and the second bottle has absolutely
cured her. She has not had so good health
for thirty years"
Trial Bottles Free at, Horatio W. Cush-
ing's, Drug Store. Large size 80 cts. aud
81.