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~. n. white ketndsesed - Other
Qesst froecedines--A Tiny Town
! -.
4xronA. guiy B.--1saa grand jury came
1nfo cauft this afternoon Haa rzasie ~
rNoAl preseuf1neut. IL ID quite brief. At.
~ 6tn3{nx thaf all the eases % the tnItsa
1naoa 6nd tefr1fDry brought before u had
0on erExfuiIy considered and returns
Il. n eays that the county jail bad been
GGnanl1rd and found TO Be elsanls kept.
IT t1a pSispaefs were well led and the
Nd Was IN abundance, but that the prisoa
WoG vcfy poorly ventilated and was not
n1E0oR amd 6Afe for the confinement 81
nDloO1efH. The jufy recommended that
- " iaken 1t onre to improve the ven
~ nlse examined the brooks In the several
ooorty o11ces. and they were apparently
~ document wouad up as follows. I'm
oone1Moftu. we beg leave TO say that we
km8e oesn treated sentiemnpiy BY. the
DDoM nmd by the district attorney. and have
- hfkhess reysrd for his faithfuiness land
1n1eG11fy - PubIie officer" II q signed
no q IaFl0w. forefnan
a tue Hi Waa found By the gfsud Jury
nnntn4 VIM. n. white Tor murder In the
~ degree. This defendant was srfaixnesi
80 eocA until iomorrow TO plead. Beads
No11ccs Of appeal we're given In the fol.
nDuIng cuse4. lliienthai 4 Go. We. y. y.
Wdght: IneoIna Lumber q Manufacturing
UeUbauy "a City Of Tacoma; the matter
~ ~ Mcmillan estate.
The arx1imcnt In the ease OF Carr vs..
unn1fh 4 Fllc-A case involving a large
n1n0unt Of land, and which has been la
U1loafjuu for . lonx time-siii he CEN.
moneed, probably. tomorrow. aud win
GGnf1uue Tor several days Thos Carroll
oo6 yudge Sears nra this opposing counsel,
on HER FIRST TRiF.
A&vlce& received by Thomas l. Nixon
G1oto that the new steamer City Of Eilens.
bnrR 1etl rnsco this morning 81 so'clsck %,
hey Initial trip up the Columbia 10 the
Concounuify mining country. Che had u
91nr u freight ON boasd and will take al,
{ tona inoee - fuse Ent0n. NJ Linus E
Dst. pfe1i1er1 n NE obmpeal. who has
een 10 Re1ge 1rapo gllps the craft. arrived
l&ls eveu1DG ~ Nf}e SD daughter direct
.lmw 1lroa1Jy heinx With him.
TN fnzhttrs rowx.
4 ptaf IT thGgoeGl1cst town sllc on record
uoa nied III ~ ar&titsr1n o1lee to-day.
~ Whu3e pfn< eofsese1sia - lufae II Is the
bWn 81 Hope. aud l. on branch Of the
Northern Paei6r In Pierce county, n was
AID by A. !. Hill
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npe ~ yoa could euse 4. r. I frmsy
zezSeye fhx1 Il WiE AIso suctuuzb %
your renderful Ded7ct1e4
I send ycu his 111enxnly sworn
sfatexnen1 fhxx TIE thoosAns1s II
Women u1g arr xu0e1fng wftk fenaie
troak3ex nar know thn4 fhere & > cure
fgr them m your wo1sdexful HtstDge-
n<fie nsedirfnes- Words WI mot ex-
press my g-zszfnde % ron. and -
soou - you wixh wm give yon one
rear Of my lie ~ nurse IN your hos
pffai. OF anywhere else uhese ! can
serve you. IRE
Esrnes9iy hoping he prejudice
Aexinst al rev discoveries viii soon
Be overcome and the whole world
know q your Hf<togen<fic Discover
-. remain. yours very Gratefully
Mrs. OLryE b. HAxDy-
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me
this 9Th day Of May. fsss
FKED PAkKKz-
lsEsL- Notary Public
OklLfxA. W.T.
Ny little girl vas badly affected with
bloody dysenfery for three eonstani
years. We employed . half dozen Of
what il considered firss-ciass medical
aid. bat il proved no good She rot -
she could eat nothing After eating q
bite OF anything the pain would strike
her stomach ard she would have %
dexist We concluded that we wouid
not be able 10 raise her At last, ]
went 70 DR.. J. Eugene Jordan. stated
the case, leaving the girl at home /
had not bit Of confidence in doctors,
bat did know Of apparently great
cures Of DR.. Jordan Well, my little
girl took the medicine for one month
and has entirely recovered. This was
seven months ago. She Is now per
fecfty welt I state this for the good
OF others. r. T. Smith
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1ne 1lmo CnGs& 0UDono I'm - EeEs
yegDa.
ne fnw ahoafa1fng sfme <1ecks. rAten
w.s pusaea - v1n6H. b beise visleeea
<r<rT 6ny.~ ~ - nsz1x8ey yeMersay-
-xow here + . 49, ehe<k foR -. - fse
80 q uh1eA = pefnzed --ss< srsasf<rab :
80 rnb5erx - . 6fspeenf 81 ~ CENT s
evrreuse1 br1ase ne fEuxk Il ne nnafh- 2
ms raerk was 59ze1 ~ street. eeszrnrf.
~ Il fk5e ctr nnd y In direct rte1nktcn of
- - sad Il y at5ut he 1fseEn<h sne
tSs< - heer hxuu<hs e<@9ee ny no<3ee -
e~rfir- Tn< hw prosi6ex fhax uagnn shazl
se pad Il eask ~ he exu3visenk aad Is
naf In <nst in paper that e nexoefnbse =
ia fnr< rasue- n II About tine thaf eosne
see uss brpukb< rD n . sh1<1 tara. an
5uxs xpfnx - s<r< this msxs<r and ufA bring
esrIf axxina TIE parsy who sszzzet this uH<
rkrek- Ai<fike 10 20 s<x him, for 30 do.1h1
~ irszsed the efseck In sxnefnnce o{ the
Lar. Tke nea who ought 70 l< byp1xA<
- time nre the ones who are stalking the
eystrs<<oss and showing the cherks.. b:
th<re II 10 uaY II reaching sh<u and We
viii hare 80 % fsx the eoufrAe<ur fpsteA6.
+ eren took this cheek 20 the arm who are
backing the man In Question szid tod
thea that !: Was siieEal TO dtscpunf tine
checks Th<y got hE4y and told me II
wAnse<1 20 iifixHfe fee EzAxf6f 10 - ahead
Tney think they Gre big frn aad no ore
VIII tske enough iEfexcxs IN The matter 10
expose IL in tbs eourss bot theF siA get
footed
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1Ienxsxx FatsaS. gnis fs--Af AZ Aeaney,
49, 49, s 2r5er - - tsss, saiias. 81 asek
- ., G. a,rzn~s Sasx essestssssas - gsss'.
- xa<<k xsse rsseta,f 49,
- - - 81 ssc< tfs3AsA TAA .vst<e
~, <5s-,r. Is s<sNa kxs niae, sssd sse
- srssse <4>e e t<sn peg Tea ikN
s115'1S - I sS.11xse " sefpssSss
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MULES F0a SALE.

I HAVE CAR 0F HEAVY NgGES
l ,zisus ssans tao - ssea Ya- fs.2i re-
tlssiis-s ckil "a : WILSON. a; r : PAX
sef's rsrnlls, seattle sys8es
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IRAvE

'-tcseheS for the Highlands, Lo5r-5
Terrace and East End
GA sheafer nights coach VIII Jaxve a.
foot OF Marion street a the close Al fhc -.
forEnanee -
kE'rfT y II ~ ----------------
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Etxsxssrss. Jufy u-7he steamer Cts
Of ElkusS,usx i'm fssro te9sy - . efeioek
o. thai fffp, she = lying .; TIE fDss 9.
Pffexs Rnpa1s tSnixrf Tomorrow she wsll
~ ~ 10 Enek Island and thea return q
Pan EA.sr. r<sdy for her regular TIP July
u n the salmon nsey nziaes-
The engineer re<ursrd from the nd
he-fw~sn h<fe and Port Eaton 10 dar and
reports Il comp,xsed and Ia Ane condition
III frxfxksinx teams stkxe line $50
started over this sBszzc In lt7t
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Pox7 TowssxxD. Juiy fz.-sssird-Esr
Hsssry Buck.
TsTzesH, July Iz-Two ships passed IN
Gsp. M clear. frrxa west wind.
Exx Francisco. JULY E-flearaaess-
steamer wellington. Saraim0 bark
ezrsuxr, Port Townsend Departures :
sAsp Detroit, seattle; steamer fimatills.
Victoria steamer Port Adelaide, Van
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GRACE HOSPITAL.

hEAN WATSON, PRESIDENT, RESI-
IL Gcucc Thiri and jefferson streets ]
y. kayscsen- attending paysicizn aat sar
zeen, oacs. hSpuy Book. Fauaf street.
lTi.e hgspsiA, l. reached b the RroafNsy
ccSeh Aae or Lake Union street cnrs)
if3EfSvFeT.
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weary ~ 8tnee9Res
WAsHfxsrus. July II - George v. y.
Larhrop, American minister OF Prussia,
viii shortly tsDfter his resignation and re
snvu 10 America One reasnn n the coz
dillon u his health. another that be Is
growing tired Of his inactive diplomatic
fife. The president has accepted the fcsis-
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STEAMER FLEETWOOD.
FAST TIME FOR
Seattle, Tacoma steilaeoom. Mcyeirs
Island and Olympia
Steamer Skagit Chief

T EAvEs SEATTLE. FROM Yvsrrnr
II Wharf. every sunday morning. an f5.ie
for Laeonner, touching at Clinton. Fusf
susan, Stanweod and uisalady.
Returning Mondays
Leaves every Thursday morning on ida
touching AT Clinton, CeapeFflle. ttsals4}v'
Laeonner, Friday Hsrkor and EoeAe Hsrs
Dor
Returning Fridays.
For lodges. public Or private excursions
special rates viii be given on application.
For freight and rates apply on hoard. a.
TO HENRY BAILEY. Master.
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Arrival, of the r.arner.

Massachusetts aHa Ohio visitors aea
twenty ave TEACHERS from New Mexico
Tennessee sls1 seathcfu points arr scsi to
dAf' Parties FROM Arizona. illinois, AMI
keasat arr due to iaotr,w The Kansas
dess,essioa VII gu -eyrsRi cars. The rrSis-
ttHfioa hsecks st nosta today showed fhas
over 10 lad registered. >eeFvtAfy gAnseld
estimates thR, over go teachers srre IN
thr city, = larxc aaalhef IN his expcFienee.
eA'nsitsrsaf that tsse convention stli ass
begin sas thsvr dag
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oFrrcr unrEs AND PLACE OF nrsrSrs

OFFICE HOURS AND PLACE OF BUSINESS.
The Drs Darrin are located at the
international Hotel. Cherry street,
Seattle, W. I. Consultation free.
Office hours, from 10 TO daily
evenings, to s; Sundays, 10 To L.
All durable chronic diseases, loss oil
manhood, blood taints, syphilis, gieet,
gonorrhma, spermatorrhea, seminal
weakness and loss OF desire OF sexual
power in man or woman, catarrh and
deafness are eonhdentially and sue
cessfuIly treated. Circulars sent free.
Most eases can receive home treat
meat after visit To the doctors office
tThe prs. Darrin also have branch
Office at Us Fifth street, Portland. Or
where any in that vicinity can consult
them.b
y. B.-The doctors stay in this city
is limited, and those who desire their
services should call at once.
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wAsnlSgreS. JRty H. Nakar ReaSaaryi
naakcs she fslsusiag estimates fag ali as-
MIA rivers aud hAfirsss oAksznd hzrlsag.
iestN wosss. derssgHg and eSeavzling.
sifssts. the chsaRsi In fsant q sks chs
ssssuid be rssie AZ sezsi 90 feet niae, and
shs channel essaevu fhe yrsties saaad &c
IA fest deep sai ssl aide EssiN gsa.i hs,ts,s
sFets 10 carpivts, fug confirming the sar-
tey u san Frantisgs, Asrs-aF. san laai.so as..i
sllsWn hays cts.. sttees: Wilmington ha-.
her. slsSss, - cenFiese lsnpsoyoE1rslts u
san Diezo Asst.sr. kiia
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MONEY To LoAS--oN REAL ESTATE,
M chattel mortgage or personal security.
Notes. mortgages. etc. bought. G. E. MIL
I.EI., broker, lis'z James street, opposite
Occidental jesg
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ADSEhsNISHNO DONHO1SS.
A PslpAble Reason WHY They
should Not All BE Adjudged

1t l. invariably the rule that among
advertising doctors, one out of hun
dred performs the cures and relief Ire
adverfises to. and among those few
who cure. Drs. Darrin stand in the
lead Their testimonials alone are
sufficient 10 bear witness to the fore
going assertion, and il Is doubtful
whether among the thousands of adj
yerfisiny doctors in the country there
Is single one who has met with such
imminent success as those above
quoted. A. the following extracts OF
testimonials viii show:
NAMES THAT CAN BE REFERRED TO
Mrs. a. r. Weleh, Nooksack, w. T.,
general debility and eatarrh. Her
husband cured also Of pain in his
back.
Mrs. Myra weaversing. Al. jackson
street, Seattle, W. r., cured of severe
inflammation of the eye.
John u. Donghterty, Roach Harbor,
W r., hydroeeie enterly cured aud re-
moved by one operation in five min
utes.
ii. A. johnson, Mckenzie House,
Seattle, W. r.. Had suffered the tor
ments of the damned with the asthma
and opium habit Entirely cured
John Violin. Stuck Junction, W. ].
Deafness and diseharging ears cured.
Andrew Anderson, Port Townsend,
W. +. Crosseyed from paralysis OF
the outer muscles of the eye. Cured
By one operation and treatment
John Mullen, White River, w. T.,
weak eyes with constant pain over eye
and hall Cured
Lille Quintal. Tacoma, w. r..
cross-eyed. Cured in two operations
Deafness and catarrh also cured.
Mrs. Mevie Gebfort. w. T. Boy
years old. deaf since 10 months old
Discharging ears and catarrh entirely
cured after several treatments.
Frederick Mohs, Sprague, W. T..
catarrh and bronchitis, general debili
ty, etc. Cured. His wife cured also
OF dropsy and varicose veins and mill
leg.
Eula Gregg, Seattle, W. T., botf
eyes turned in so as to be horribl,
cross-eyed Cured in two operations
5. +. Hoskinson, Port Blakeley, W
/ T., sciatie rheumatism. Cured.
William Little, Seattle, w. T., pair
in his chest of over years standing
Entirely cured by electromagnetic
treatment.
Mrs. A. J. Quehtai, 1861 Railroad
street, Tacoma, w. T.. stoppagc O
tear duct. causing tears 10 overflow
down the cheeks. Cured by one oper
alton.
Mrs. NJ. z. Day, Port Madison, w
T.. throat difficulty, cured
ID. c. Widen, Seattle, w. T., deaf
ness; hearing restored.
John NJ. Ronieyer, Palace restaur
ant. Seattle, W. T., sciatic rheuma
tism; cured by the electromagnetic
system.
OFFICE HOURS AND PLACE or BUSINESS
The Drs. parrin are located at tn.
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A PASTOR CURED BY FAITH.

Rev Dr. John Williamson. Pastor Nlchl-
gan Avenue Church. Chirago, has been
cured by faith James A. Sterling. County
assessor. Roseburg, Or. was no. cured by
faith, but hy Aeker'. Bleed Eiixir He SAYS:
Acker's Blood Elixir that unhesiratingiy
endorse IL as a medicine of unnsss reliatili-
~. | urge an who mas he afflicted with
disorders OF the bsocd 81 give this most sx-
ecalenf remedy fair trial. because I am
szre, after doing 80. they win eosrobosate
this statement Of mine and thank me Zoe
making II" This wonderful fleod Elixir
is guaranteed ans: sold by A. o. SrEw.
All tx1A fV
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HORSES FOR SALE
O. n. HoLCoMB.

las OPENED A NEW SALE STABLE on
i Il the alley. south of Langston's Livery,
where he has on hand fine selection OF
horses, and win receive orders for any class
OF horses desired. II not In stock. iahl II
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- fi12is. {Nty fA--tsatsf,rs \ ks1er Ma
saNsod - .farsAsll. NJ, teis sfsss.lessa g.
gAe HasEss$s e e 4 tslAeas sssss tsFs,
ssSrS sSa.
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Coal Tar Canphor,

Tho Rest Preservative known for keeping away
MOTHS from Furs, Clothing, Blankets, Carpets
snd Wooden Goods in general
an It is twice as powerful, three times as lasting
and only half the sos snssns Of e5eaay aad sal@ode
It is powerful anIaad Of eOntaaious diseases
VII Inst receiyed and for sac in Lib packages or IN
bnlk at 20c per lb by w.pprrID
mv1s 6O4 King ST., Alexandria va
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SHENANDOAH RIVER IMPROVEMENT
The Secretary of War has transmitted to the
Senate statement from the chief of engi
neers giving the reaaon why be has failed to
use the appropriations made for the i'm.
provement of the Shenandoah liver in Vir-
ginia and West Virginia. The report de-
scribes various obstacles which prevented
the prosecution of the work. and says at the
present time there is no commerce on the
river and two lines of railway running par
allel to it and almost along its very banks.
If the money must be spent, it adds, the best
thing to do will be to restore TO the portion
of the river to which the appropriation is ap-
plicable the eighteen inch down stream nav.
igation that existed prior to the freshet of
1877. The question has been raised by the
solicitor of the treasury, can the govern
ment properly carry this improvement into
effect, in view Of the recent sale OF its prop
erty at Harper's Ferry? By the terms of
this sale the government has parted with the
identical property it needs to make the i'm
provement. The solicitor states that by the
terms of the sale the purchaser is entitled TO
the entire water power of the Shenandoah
as held by the United States. If the sale
operates as bar to recovering the property
or at least portion of it. then the improve
ment cannot be made. But if the owner is
willing TO concede to the government the
right to use such water as may be necessary,
and sell back to the United States the sites
of the old locks, the improvement can be
made
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RED HAIR AND WHITE HoRsEs.-The
popular jest about the necessary contiguity
OF red.headed girls and white horses is by
no means modern, though 10 its recent re.
vival it has swept over the country as
novelty. Some of US remember that our
grandfathers used iocularly to assert it to
the wondering ears of youth as we'll at
tested fact. In all likelihood the saying
took its origin in the old English game
called sometimes the "gsme of the road -
but more often "ups and downs" which is
still a favorite among children aud travelling
statesmen in Great Britain. One party takes
the sup" side OF the street or road, the other
the down." counting one for every ordiaa-
ry object and five for white horse Ia pie
bald counting as White) until certain nun
Der agreed upon carries off the victory, but
a red headed woman or a donkey wins the
game at once. Another explanation refers
the phrase to North of Ireland superstition
that the sight of red-heGded girl brings
ill-luck to the beholder unless he retrace his
steps to the starting point; but if he meets
white horse at any stage on his backward
progress the spell is ipso facto averted. Ia
the midland counties of England. on the
OGuOi aduuJ ~ 10 li!-IuCh W uSCG d Wult0
horse without splitting at it. In Wexford an
odd cure for whoopng cough is suggested
by current superstitions. The patient trud.
ges along the road until he meets a piebald
horse, and shouts out to the rider: Hello,
man on the piebsld horse, what is good tor
the whooping cough ?" and no matter how
absurd the remedy suggested he ewill certein-
ly be cured. In Scotlsnd to dream of q
white horse fortells the coming of letter.
The prejudice against red hair is as wide.
spread and deep-rooted as it is unaccounta.
Bile. Tradition assigns reddish hair to both
Absalom and Judas. Thus Rosalind (com-
planning of her husbr rd's tardiness) pet
tishly exclaims "His own hair is of dis.
sembling color" !" and is answered by Celia;
Somewhat browner than Judas" Mars
ton, Also in his ''Insatiate Counters" says
II ever thought by his red beard he would
prove Judas; here am I boughtand Sold"
But Leonardo de Vinc, it may be noted IN
passing, paints Judas with black hair in
ffssco, The Lost Judgment."-American
Notes and Queries.
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Nor A SUCCESS. s.-Lswis Kastner, about 1S
years Of age, employed in shooting gallery
at Nebraska City, one night last week at
tempted to do the sideshow fre-eatipg act.
He filed his mouth with gasoline, and
squirting it out between his teeth applied q
match to the stream. The result precludes
all possibility of his accepting an engage.
ment to travel with Barpum this season.
His hair was burned from his head, leaving
him as bald as pumpkin, his face terribly
blistered, and he may lose his sight.
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Syrup of Figs

Is Natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to Cleanse the System when
Bilious or Costive; to dspel Headaches,
Colds, and Fevers; to Cure Habitual Con-
stipation, Indigestion, Piles, ETC. Manufac'
tured only by the California Fig Syrup Com
pany, San Francisco, Cal. T: s.Leadoeater
& Bro. agents Alexandria, Va.
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Mr.. ]. ]. Stephens, from near Rockville,
in spottsylvania county. has Hong Kong
goose that commenced laying eggs on the
frat day of February and has laid an egg
every other day from that date to the pres
ent time. This is remarkable record, never
before, it is said, being equaled or approx.
msted.by any of the goose family.
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ITO "THE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
ALEXANDRIA"

Take notice. that on MONDAY, the 9th day Of
July, 1888, we. the Subscribers, executors of the
last will and testament of David Appich, late OF
the city of Alexandria in the State of Virginia,
deceased will apply to the Corporation Court for
the city of Alexandria, in the State of Virginia,
TO make an order for the release or discharge of
deed of trust made by David Appich to John d
Brent and w. A. Taylor, as trustees, for the bene'
fit Of the said insurance company, bearing date on
the 18th day of October, 1871, and recorded in
the land records of the said city of Alexandria in
deed book no. /, page 599 and by which was
conveyed lot Of ground on tho north side Of
King street. between st. Asaph and Pitt streets
in the city of Alexandria, in Virginia, and which
deed of trust has been paid off and discharged but
has not been released by tho trustees therein or
otherwise. oo
Witness our hands this 31st day of May, 1885
NJ. GERMANN, Executors
GEO. A. APPICH, NN0'''O-'
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. WINsL0W's SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teething, is the prescription of one of the
best female nurses and physicians in the United
States, and has been used for forty years with
never-failing success by millions OF mothers 10 Tor
;ts valne is incalculable. 1t relieves the child
from pain. cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping
in the bowels and wind-colic. By giving health
to the child it rests the mother. Price % cents
bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-14

NoTICE-Having duly qualified as exeeutri1
IN of the last will and testsmentof BAIL HALL,
late of Alexandria county, Virginia, deceased,
hereby give notice to all persons having claims
against the estate of the said BAIL Hall to present
the same to mo at my residence in said county,
dulg authenticated for payment, and all persons
indebted to said estate requested to make pay
mcnt to me without delay
FRANCES ANN HALL, ExecutriI,
Residence Halls Hill, Alexandria county, va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-14

CHyQ AlctGndJid, 10 'e't: =,
bert Stuart, Notary Public for the city afore,,
said. in the State of Virginia personally appeared
II. GeImann and George A. Appich, whose names
are signed to the annexed notice, bearing date on
the 31st day of May, 1888, and made oath in due
form of law that there is not in the city OF AieA.
andria, in the State of Virginia, any president or
other chief officer, cashier, treasurer, secretary,
or auy one of the directors trustees of Fire
Insurance Company of Alexandria, to which said
notice is directed, any agent thereof, upon
whom said notice can be served.
Given under my hand this 7th day Oh june
1888 ALBERT STUART,
jc7 w4w Notary Fuollc.