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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27
Photographic Briefs.

The Within machine compsny's barn a. yfi
insville, Mass was burned this morning t)ge,la.
with the contents, which inc uiei 2l horses and
two yoke of oxen.
A band of cow boys few days ago rod. M,
Collins, NO-Man's Land. and created intense =,
element by ordering the citizens to yacst.,i'.
territory within 4S hours, underpenalty ofd,st,
Many left.
Considerable interest has been aroussd over o.. =.
finds in lower California. The dis ogeries rr "
brace quartz lead and placer diggings 1t is s,g,.
ell THAI people in the dirgiugs are taking ont fra.
81 to So 90 per pan. One large nugget. va.pri
at $3.50 was found.
In the House of Commons to dty Right H..
Henry Matthews, Secretary of Susie for Hoa.e +, !.
fairs, stated that tie authorities were taking
10 secure the extradition of PiRgott from Pr.
Piggotts arrest in Paris is regarded SIS ilnn-n.,
Though some doubt his presence there eQtit4,
questioned whether the French Gocernmeft ~ ~
regard perjury as an extraiitable Offence.
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do not accuse him

THE NEW YORK Herald terms the pull
ing of Senator Chambers ear by Senator
Blackburn San act of mere ruffisnly black
guardism." Probably nobody regrets more
than himself that Mr.. Blackburn was SO
provoked on the occasion referred to as to
lose his self control and deem forbearance no
longer virtue. But what does the Herald
term the act Of one u S. Senator who, sit.
ting at committee table with five of his
colleagues, Intentionally provoked another
one to commit al "act of ruifianly black
guardism" by calling him "save driver?
"You are another" is not recognized among
gentlemen as an offset to an insult, and as Mr..
Chandler would not fight, it is not strange,
to Southern people, that the man he
grossly insulted before witnesses should
have pulled his ear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27
The vice President-elect.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-At ten o'clock this
morning Vice President-eect Levi. 2. Nor
ION started from the Pennsylvania railroad
depot in Jersey City for Washington. 1t
was expected that there would be a large
delegation accompanying him, but the large
crowd which had congregated at the depot
were disappointed when they saw only
three carriages, containing MIR. Morton's
family ard servants alight and enter the
private car Of Vice President Thomson, OF
the Pennsylvania railroad. As Mr.. Morton
traversed the depot platform the railroad
employees lifted their caps. When the par
ty were comfortably seated, a small army
of newspaper men surrounded the car. MIR.
Morton recognized them, and at once came
cut on the rear platform. After shaking
handa with the scribes, he stood for several
minutes converting with them. He wns
chary ab.ut talking Oh public afnirs, and
mentioned in this connection, nothing of
general interest. His wife and children, he
said, would return TO this city about ten
days after the inauguration. Among those
who went 90 tbs same train, but not in the
private car, were Mr. and Mrs. A r. Whit
ney, and Mr.. and Mrs John +. Plummer.
General Joseph G. Jackson, Joseph Pool and
John II. Hall were at the depot aud had o
brief conversation with Mr.. Morton. The
trip will be made as quickly as possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27

OF THE employees in the Treasury De-
paytment at Washington there are l,29o
"bold overs" with 81 ,SS5.0 900 annual pay
and $40 democratic appointecs, with
sS7S. $40 annual pay in the Interior, 1874
.'noid overs," With 100000 annual pay,
aud 456 democratic appointees with
S550,000 annual pay and in the Postoilice,
AS hold overs" with $55oOOe annual
ealary, and l43 democratic eppontees with
$l15 .0G0 pay. 1t is not at all wonderful that
in couciry governed by parties, and 10
which every man is Sovereign or, rath'
6 tbii k himself one, the democrats should
have been defeated last November? The
vast majority OF American voters are men
after the msnner of Mr. Flanagan, who, as
g member of anstoral republican conven-
ton, asked the other delegates what they
had assembled for except for Office? Sad,
but true.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27

"SAT UPoN."-Mr. Kennedy, representa-.
tive in Congress from the eighth district Of
Ohio, got on rampage in the House yes
terday, and went out of bis way @ denounce
the House election committee aad the
Speaker, intimated that Mr.. Breckenridge,
of Arkansas, had been elected by fraud, aud
declared that Gems. Fiizhngh Lee, Beaure
gard and Rosser should have been Gibbeted
at the close of the war. After he had eX-
hapsted the patience of the House he was
replied to by Messrs. Crisp of Georgia,
Breckinridge of Arkansas, and Turner Of
Georgia, and csstigsted in manner which
was almost cruel if it had not been so de.
served Kennedy will probably occupy
less of the attention of the House hereafter.
The uukindest cut of all received by kenne-
DIV was from his republican colleague, Hon.
jacob Romeis, from the Toledo district,
whose seat had been contested by the Hon.
Frank Hurd. Mr.. Romeis arose in his seat
aad said Il did not know what my col
lesgue was going to say. am living wit
ness to the fairness of the election commit
tee, and I am prepared to say So" APP
pause aud cheers on the democratic side
and 10 the galleries
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MONETARY avn COMMERcIal

NEW YORK, Feb 27 Dizziness was as. n m.
most prominent feature in the stock markc. {,
morning, and prices showed very Ettlc clap.,
from last evenings figures strong TOM. ~.
vailed in the early dcalings however. ann a..
vanccs OF small fractions were made all over ,i.,
list, while few shares showed marked rnyf.
Toward i o'clock the market was very aall snl
barely steady, generally at small fractions be,.s
than first prices. Money easy at l Jaa2
BALTIMORE, Feb 27.-virginias censolits.,,
3Ss41A psst-aue coupons =: do 1910. s5l.
do IS 6la!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27

A WEEK or two ago many of the preach
ers in the North were considerably purturb-
ed at the bare idea that Mr.. Harrison
would attend the inauguration ball. But q
strange change has come over the spirit Of
the dreams of the preachers referred to, for
not one of them, so far as heard from, has
uttered word in condemnation of the fact
that large force of laborers was hard at
work during the whole of last Sunday put
ting in order the room in which the ball will
be held
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Samuel j. Beck has been appointed post
master at Love;tsvile, Loudoun county, to
succeed W. + Cninn, resigned.
Mrs Ame i Rives-Chanler went to Gas.
tie Hill, Der home in Albemarie county, o
day or two ego, 20 make Preparations for C
visit to Paris within fortnight.
Il is stated That Nv. Jsmes G. Blaine and
q number of associates desire to buy the
Natural B-d4e property. now owned by
Blaipe'5 friend, Mr. Fl c Parsons.
Judge Fi'z1ugh in Richmond yesterday
refused TO appoint receiver for the estate
of The late W. H. Thomas, which estate is
claimed by number Of colored people.
Henry Kern, surveyor of Shenandoah
county, dropped tcad beside his compass
while survey ing in Cedar Creo!; Valley last
Saturday He wa seyeDtytwo years Old.
The Orkney Sp ip2s property in Shenan-
doah county was eold yesterday under an
order CT the Circait Court. Robert Wilson,
OF Mount Jackson, became the purchaser.
DR.. GO. II. Jordan died at Smithfeld
yesterday. He was an officer Of the Grand
Ledge of Masnns, and had served as 81
member of the House of Delegates from Isle
OF Wight county.
MIR. j. \. CGei, GeneTal manSG2r Oh Vhe
Chesapeake and OAio railway and general
superintendent Of the Richmond and ALE.
ghany railroad, has resigned both position 8
to take effect March lst.
The Washington and Lee University viii
send an exhibit 10 the Paris exposition
which, among other things, will include y
portfolio of photographs of some of the
most prominent graduates.
Alphsus Bsrnwell, the last OF the four
persons who escaped from The ill at Rock
Vile, Md, on the 10Th instant and who is
charged with horse stealing, was captured
near Snickersville, Loudoun county, yester-
day.
A few days ago Mr.. J Thomas Washer, q
citizen of Prince George county. while re-
turning home from visit TO Petersburg,
was oves,aken about dark on the road
abou, mile from that city, by some un-
known party, who Knocked hin down and
robbed bin.
The demurrer OF the Richmond and Dan-
vile Railroad Company to the suit
brought against it in the United States Cir
cult Court of New Yoak, by boudholGers OF
the 81 900 bonds OF the North Carolina Rail
road Company, guaranteed by the State CT
North Carolina, Was sustained yesterday.
The Mercantile Trust and Deposit Com
pany of Baltimore has been appointed trus-
tee under mortgage FOR the bondholders OF
the Roanoke and Southern Railroad, to
bui!d sixty miles ofroad from Winston, n.
C. to Roanoke, the road being bonded for
5000 600 The bonds will pay six per cent.
and will run for fifty years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27

Mr.. HARRIsoN's advent TO Washington
is not indicative OF a successful administra
ton. a large number of his fellow citizens,
among them many who had voted and
worked for bis election, assembled at the
depot and along the way from there to bis
hote, not to Inconvenience or annoy, bnt to
DO him honor, and to welcome him. Ia
stead, however, of giving them an opporiu.
nifty OF seeing him, be had his car drawn to
distant and uufce quented part of the city,
where he took his carriage unobseryed ana
was driven 10 his quarters. Hisarrival was
too much like some CT those Of his predeces
sor TO bode him much good. To say that
thu fault was tho com mittee's, and that Mr..
Harrison did not know where he was to
take the carriage, implies degree of hebe
tude on his part OF which even bis enemiee
do not accuse him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27
D,sappoarance of a Cashier.

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-Jacob E. Goodman,
until last Saturday evening cashier of the
Cook county Treasurer's Office, has disap.
peared with sc, 500 or 81 900 OF the eoupty's
funds. His bonds will cover The shortage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27

The GOVERNMENT last yenr robbed Its
people of over seven million dollars on its
silver coinage alone. That ia, out of the
silver bullion for which it paid twenty four
million dollars. it coined thirty one million
dollars. If it stood in need Of the seven
million there might be some excuse for the
robbery, but it does MOI on the contrary,
its vaults are not large enough to hold its
surplus. The government of The United
States is the greatest robber government on
the face of the earth-it robs its own sub
iects.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27
CONGRESS. United States Senate

CoNGREs5-The United States Senate
yesterday passed the army appropriation
bill in an amended form. One ofthe amend
ments appropriates $4,000 for counter
poise battery Oh the Potomac river, below
Washington The Hou7s passed the def
cheney appropriation bill and took up the
Iudian appropriation bill. Mr.. Kennedy, Of
Ohio, made bitter political speech, and
was effectively replied to by Messrs. Crisp
and Turner, of Georgia, and BTeckinridge,
of Arkansas. MIR. Springer introduced bill
providing for the admission of the Territo'-
ies ofArzona, Idaho and Wyoming as States.
An evening session was held for the further
consideration of the Iudian appropriation
bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27

A doctor in Nashville gave the following
prescription for a sick lady, suffering with
neuralgia: "a new bonnet, cashmere
shawl, pair of gaiter boots, and a bottle Of
Salvation OIL" The lady recovered i'm
mediately, and earnestly recommends, the
Salvation Oil to every one. 1t s sold at all
drug stores for % cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27

Flour is quiet but steady at UNCHANGED iisaFe'
We still note a good inquiry for the best m'.'F
Wheat at full prices, bu5 other grades are o'''
or more lower and hard to move, as they ioi~
such very large prorort on of the 'ipts s'e'
consequently show a long range, running from V'
for screenings to 107 for onsbcrry sample e2'a
is easy at 4O9. to 42i2 in car lots on track h!o
50 to 81 Oats 81 to "a Eggs II to 10. rom
s. 70 to SO %. Poultry and Other preina- S''
n fair demand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27

BALTIMORE, February 27.--Gotto,, frm md il
ding 10ls. Flour in fair demapd ara sI '''!
Wheat-southern steady Fulz lohlo7 ioas
berry 106a110; Western dull a5d lo%rr c ,g..
steady; No = winter red spot 9is9l Z Ms.a
9l1st94as April 95Aa95; May 95Aa91 y corn
southern scarce and finn white 4Oti' ye 5ol
40a41 Western quiet and easy mixed spot 2 y,
a395s: March 39laa39%s April 4Oi4O'2; M w.,
41Aa41 y stenner 39a39A. Oats lirg !, q . ..,v
and firm Southern and Penna 3Od3l "es.'-a D
white 32a34 do mixed 29s3l gra5ei 10
white 33a33lA Rye quiet at 55a59. liiy o. ....
prime to choice timothy $l5al6. Pf g;I' .o.,
quiet and unchanged. Butter firm Wg we On
Eggs firm 14lbal5. Coffee strong; Rio cafe e
fair 19a1S4.. Whisky steady at : II.
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have bsen troubled with catarrh of the head

have bscn troubled with cstsrrh Of the head
and threat f,r the last five years. About three
years ago commenced the of Ely's Cream
BslIr, and from the first application | was re-
lievcd The sepso of smell, which had been lost,
mas restored after using one bottle have found
the Balm the only satisfactory remedy for ca
t.rrh, aud i: has effected cure in my case.-lH.
l.. Meyer. Wayory. n. y.
Elys Cream Balm cured me- of catarrh and re-
stored my sense of smell. For cold in head it
works ike magic -lE. 81. Sherwood, Banker,
FIizabetb n J.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27

The Committee of Arrangements" are
catching it for the way in which Gen. Har.
rison was whisked into Washington yester-
day to the disappointment of the "maGding
crowd" who had assembled at the depot 20
witness the coming ruler.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27
Acts Approved.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27-The President has
approved the legislative, executive and ju-
dcal appropriation bill and the diplomatic
and consular appropriation bill. The Presi.
dent has also signed the bills pensioning
Mrs. Sheridan and retiring Gen. Rosecrsns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27
Struck by 4 Train.

CUMBERLAND, Md, Feb. 27-Charle5
Gilpiu, aged rs years. former collector of
the port of Baltimore wss struck and ter
rbiy injured by the east bound Baltimore
and Ohio express this morning. He will
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27
DIED.

On Fcbr tary 18th, $50, at thc re ide &c OF
har sor, c. Scmmes, 500 p 5 rect mort ieast
WashiG gton. Mrs. ELIZA a. SEMMES, in tho
ga wear of her age widow OF tho late Charles 81.
semIaes, of Charles county, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27
Shock of Enrtl,nuake.

MARION, Ind. Feb PA slight shock
Of earthquake waa felt here yesterday morn
ing. Reports from number of towns near
here indicate that the shock was general in
bis portion of the State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27
ifCGnifted.

erosion, Iowa, Feb. &c. d. Huston,
the Burlington engineer who shot and
killed Ed. Hall, a striking swtchman, in this
city last fall, was acquitted yesterday alter
noon. The killing OF Hall was one of the
most exciting episodes of the strike.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27
Dinner 10 Mr. and Mrs. Harrison.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The President
and Mrs. Cleveland will give dinner at the
White House this evening in honor of Presi.
dent elect snd Mrs. Harrison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27

"Whom do you consller the greatest man
in the United States ?n asked n newspaper
reporter of Sitting Bull. "Pals.face who
makee Buli's Cough Syrup" Was answered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET. Feb p T..
Cattle were offered aud sold rs follows me-. In
Az; good 3l1a4c; medium 3l3 DC c.' led
2Aa3 Some Sheep and Lambs were at a.
and sold; Sheep sold at 4s5i &c, and Lsm.iI
5a6a.c. Calves CAL c. 10 Cows and Cet''
brought S25a5O Market good
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27

yhe Catholic University Statutes.
ROME, Feb. 27-The statutes of the Cath
Ole University to be erected at Washington
are printed. They are pref kei by Papal
brief in which q warm eulogy is paid to
America
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Eli

ered-Iissionaries liberated.
PARIS, Feb Pit is reported that Gen.
Desbordea, the French commander, has
bsen murdered in Topquir. The German
missionaries held captive by the Arabs were
liberated to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27

New YORK, Feb 27.-Cotton steady opa9lI'
101s; Orleans 1Oas futures steady. Flour s.s's
Wheat quiet and weak Corn dull ana 7Ita eau
Pork quiet aid steady at Sl24i2 10. ID o ''''
and steady at 81 22Ib
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27

CHICAGO, Feb Pills. m.-The Nav oP Gs,o
are now quoted as follows: Wheat, lOG.5' Io,J
35as 1855; Oats, 27ls Pork, s. - L''''
SO 81 lhsSG 90; short ri6s So % bid
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27
The Sage Of Seguin.

To IR. A. K. HAWKES. Sir: 1t
gives me pleasure to say that | have been
using your glasses for some time past with
much satisfaction. For clearness, softness
and for all purposes intened, they are not
surpassed by any that have ever worn. /
would recommend them to all who want a
superior glass. am very respectfully you're,
JOHN IRELAND
lex Gov. of Texas
All eyes fitted and fit guaranteed by L..
Stsble & Co, Alexandria. Va. JANIS Ivy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27

A dispatch from Pekin announces thai
he Emperor of China has been married.
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Ga motion Of Mr. Cuiberson, ofTexas, The
Senate amendment was concurred in to the
House bill requiring United States judges to
instruct ju;ias in writing in certain cases.
On motion Of Mr.. Hemphill, ofSouth Car
oins, session was ordered for Thursday
night for appropriate ceremonies pertaining
to the acceptance of the Cass and Mullen
berg statues and for the consideration OF
business reported from the Committee on the
District Of Columbia.
The House then went into Committee Of
the Whole on the Indian appropriation bill.
Taking advantage Of the FIVE minute de
bate, Mr.. Kennedy, of Ohio, replying to
censures by Mr.. Crisp, passed upon his con-
duct rs presiding officer of the Ohio
Senate, lehearsed the history of the bal
lot box frauds in Hamilton county and
defended his conduct in refusing to al
low tho four members Of the Legislature
whose seats were contested to take part in
the proceedings.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings OF Congress.
WASHINGTON, D. O.. Feb. 81.
SENATE.

conference was ordered On the army ap-
preparation bill. and Senators Allison,
Plumb and German were appointed confer
ees on the part of the Senate.
Mr.. Plumb reported bsck the postCfiice
appropriation bill and gsve n7tice that he
would call it up for consideration to day.
The conference report OF the Agricultural
Department appropriation bill was present
ed and agreed tc.
MIR. Plat, from Committee cn Territories,
reported two bills for the formation and ad-
mission of the States of Idaho and Wyoming
The Senate then proceeded to the coned-
Grafton CT the Senate bill to amend the in
state commerce law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-27

SLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Sbloh's Cure is the
Remedy for you Sold by E S. Leadbeater
4 Bro.
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WILLIAMS w AII.lNG5.
Newsy Notes Concerning our Sister
Town from our Regular COrrcspon dent

Several Prescott attorneys went
through on the train this week
bound for st. Johns to attend court.
Hobo Kelley has very sore face
but old B rms s.ys he hopes t. se
him able to SIT elm up pretty soon
again.
The town presents the aspect of
martial law, every one Is guarding
his property with the Jealousy of a
sacred trust.
Mr.. G. Z. Boyce offers a reward
Of FIVE hundred dollars for the arrest
and conviction of ths party or par
ties who set fire to his place of bus.
iness an June 25th.
Frank Swants has taken a lay off
for 81 days to visit his frien Is au |
relatives in st Louis We hope he
will soon be back as he has many
friends who appreciate his company.
Charley Creighton discovered the
fire last Thursday ana owing to his
lungs and the guns of Bill Marks
AMI Hobo Jack. which brought the
town people out G. E. Boyce has
probably saved $4,000.
We have to chronicle a narrow
escape from a serious conhigration
on the 26th Of June, about , o'clock
a. IN. Some miscreant tried to burn
the store of g +. Bryce down. His
plans were well liil as evidence in
dicatel, coal-oil can, partly file !
with packin IS FROM car in the
yard, was pl,ce1 under the hoase
AMI set on fire. AS business Is
COOL in villa Us some places a'e
ronpalled to keep open all night,
and the fire was discovere before
any damage was done. We advice
those tire-bi,s to 20 u little slow, if
they are caught there will be a
nesktie party. 1t is not very
likely that the citizen, OF a town.
whi,h h.' partly re,,va'el from
incendiarism, will deal gentle with
these s;rodndrel,.
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Btcu
In flagstaff, June 25th, the infant
daughter Of Jno. g. AMI Eliza u.
Tinker, agei Is days.
To filJsr VIII +, owe.

There are a number OF our Gus
toners who have allowed their ac-
counts to remIin unpaid for year
or more.
The amount of elch customer is
smlll, but in the aggres gate will
more than pay every dollar that we
owe.
Oar debts must be paid when due.
They cannot be put off until next
t.ter diggin' time" and it requires
money to meet them.
Within the next four weaks we
have large amount OF indebted
ness falling due and it must be paid.
To pay we MUST have the money
you owe us. We have striven to be
lenient with oil, but now we must
ask for prompt and speedy settle
ment Of all accounts. If you can
not come to town send us the amount
of your statement by mail.
If CAMERON d. LIND.
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A wonsn'5 discovery.

another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by a lady
in this country Disease fasten It,
clu,chrs upon her vital org ms were
undermined and death seemed ici.
mineut. For three months sht
coughed incessant and could nc'
sleep. She bought Of US . bottl.
Of Or. Kings New Discovered fo'
Consumption and was so much re
lievcd on taking first dose that sh'
slept all night and with one bottl'
has been miraculously cured
Her nam: is Mrs. Luther Lntz.
Thus writes w. G. Hamsick & Co
81 Shelby N. C.--Get a free tris
bottle at d. J. BIannen & Co.
drug Store.