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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22
Fircin n Tunnel.

CINCINNATI, Feb 22-Tunnel No II, on
the Cincinnati, Southern road lear Sun
bart, Tenn, is still burning. The FIRE was
caused by a freight train collision by which
Tank containing $500 gallons of oil wss
broken and set on fire. Loud explosions are
heard every few miuutes indicating that tue
limestone, coal and wood work inside the
tunnel are combining with the fumes to
make the tunnel wreck. Nearly all hopes
are lost OF subduing the dames, for it is evi
deaf that two twelve inch coal veins are
burning and may continue to do 80 for
MONTHS The idea is to food the tunnel
Both ends have been damned up and two
large streams of water have baen turned in
side. This water may fill the tunnel in
week. II this fails an attempt will be mado
to smother the flames by sealing the enda of
the tunnel and making it air tight. The mag
ter car builder Of the road says the loss will
not be less than $250,000, while general
road master Mn!lane says it will amount to
ID uch more.
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Affairs in the FIowery Kingdom.


SAN FRANCISCO. S.b. % The China
steamer which arrived last night Brought
news of great snow storm in Chee Foo.
Over million auda hs'fpeopie in The prov
nce are starving and riots occur daily.
Missionaries have been attacked by mobs
of Chinese, led by the gentry. Ga February
2, great fire broke out in Sbidsnoki, Japan,
extending down fourteen streets aud de
stroyiag 1000 houses, including temples,
schools and hospitals. o. the following
day fire at Yokosuka Quilted so houses and
burned to death three men, On The same
day ten houses were destroyed at Joshu
and fifteen at Toxic.
The steamer Gaelic arrived from Chi a
and Japan yesterday. The Japan Gazette
contains the following: Mr.. Swatteuham,
Government resident at SeIangor, telegTaphs
to Governor Of the Straits settlements the
18Th that the steamship Chow Fbya colli1-
ed with the Pyah Peknet eff Klapg Straits
light. Pyan Peknet sa"k in few minutes
Her two European engineers and ten OF her
native crew aud thirty native passengers
are reported drowned. Tbs survivors have
arrived at kiang"
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From, Washington.
special Correspondence of the Alexis. GAZETTE

special Correspondence OF the Alexis. dhzETTSJ
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb %, 1889.
The ex. Confederate members of the South
ern republican party seem to be becoming
more and more Impressed with the idea that
they have been sighted by Mr.. Harrison IN
the selection OF his cabinet. They say their
Northern allies have no use for them ex-
cept at elections, and that McLin of Florl.
da, and White of Alabama, nominated
for judges of New Mexico and Utab,
for their services to the party, were rejected
by republican Senate, while subsequent
Southern republican nominations were con-
firmed by democratic Senate. If they go
on al the sane rate, Mr.. Harrison will hard.
~ have taken his seat before they viii be
after bis scalp.
1t is understood hat almost every promi-
rent Mahoneite in Virginia is an applicant
Tor Office under theincoming administration,
and that the Offices to which they aspire are
among The highest in the diplomatic and
consular service the highestin the District
of Columbia, AID the highest in Virginia
But: what will make them sad, it is also
stated, on reliable authority that Mr.. Hsr.
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Narrow Escape.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Feb. 22.-Hon. ]. D.
A!sop, prominent lawyer atlDyersville,
this county, and mayor of that place, mar.
rowly escaped death Wednesday. Enter
ing bis Office he placed in the stove couple
of sticks of wood, when almost instantly q
terrific explosion occurred. The stove was
violently buried up to the ceiling, parti-
ton in the room blown down and firebrands
and ashes scattered in every direction. On
examination it was fund that one of the
sticks had hole bored in it almost the en-
tire length. This aperture had beer filled
with eu explosive. and neatly sealed up.
Mr.. Aiaop luckily escaped with few alight
Injuries. H. disclaims any knowledge of
the perpelrator Of his motive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22
Telegrapltic Briefs.
The report that French cruser had bomh.

The report that a French cruiser had bomb.cI.
cd S. gallo is confirmed.
George s. Blanchard, of Cincinnati, died y,s
terday from the of-cts Of the smputation of an
arm.
Mrs Nellie Goodwill, young Detroit widow
is suing Maxwell Fisher. an aged millionaire or
$4,000 for breach of promise.
Noble s Co.'S drum factory at Granville. M...
was burned last night. throwing 100 hands ont 4
employment and causing loss of $40. 600
Gabriel Dumont first lieutenant of Louis Eel
in the recent rebellion for which Rel was baagei
has been pardoned By the Dominion Government.
Julia Dudley, Of New York, while suleriu,
from nervous prostratiOn this morning. shot he,.
solfbehind the ii yht car She died shortly after.
wards
Miss Minnie Marsael,s. young Lady OF E,r.
walk, Ohio, died in dentists chair yes.eii.g
She hal taken chlorofprn, preparatory to having
teeth drawn.
1t is reported that James NJ. lane, COMFY
Treasurer of Pickaway county Chic, has ab.c,u
ed and is defsulter to the amount cf for
$4,000 to 100000.
Mrs. Sniier daughter Of Cx.Gjv Og,,s5y, ,f
Illinois, is reported to have been robbed of twelve
thousand dollars worth of diamonds aud ieae.
at San Diego, Cal recently.
The thirteenth anniversary OF the Johns ll,g
kins University, in Baltimore was celebrated
day by addresses from President Gilman, Pros
Adams and Mr.. Allsn McLane ir
Edward Brown sni Alfred Mailman, tao young
men of Coplay, Pa, were walking on the Lehgh
Valley R. B. track in returning homo from CAl4s.
auqua late last night, when they we're struck by s.
train and killed.
The storm that ragged throughout the Northac.t
yesterday and last night was the worst Of the sea
son. The snow storm was heavy, and w.s aeaom.
panied by high wind. The thermometer ia
some places registered 20 degrees below gro
Travel is impcded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22
The Committee on Rules.

WASHINGTON, Feb 22.-All of the mem
bars OF the House COMMITTEES on Rules were
present at the meeting called for this morn
ing to consider the Randall resolutions.
The first resolution providing for the meet
ing of the House daily at 10 o'clock with
the allowance of an hour for the considera-
ton of bills, by unanimous consent was
agreed to By all of tho members. Ga the
second resolution, making the Oowles inter-
nal revenue bill special order and requir-
ing its consideration to q conclusion, the
democratic members divided, Speaker Car
Isle and Mr.. Mills voting againet and Mr..
Randall with the republicans, and Messr5
Reed and Cannon for the resolution. 1t
will be reported Immediately to the House
with the blank date filled in so as to require
the bill TO be taken up next Monday. In
addition the Speaker mas promised to rec
ognizs Mr. Randall at any time before thu
eud OF the session to make motion to go
into Committee of the Whole to consider
revenue bills The committee also decided
to report resolutions providing for the con-
sidera;ion to-day Of the bills 10 pension
General SheTidans widow and to place
General Rosecrans on he retired list CT the
erDy..
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

Ives & Steyner, the bankers, nave oeen
indicted Big the New York grand Jury for
grand larceny.
Lo,d Salisbury, in speech to the House
Of Lords Yesterday, declared that England
had no intention OF Selling Samoa.
u is rumored that Mr.. c. P. Huntington
is to retire from the management OF the Z.
& o. and all the roads east ofthe Mississippi.
The famous horse Bell Boy was sold in
Lexington, KY, yesterday for SOL 600. the
highest price ever paid for d horse 10 that
city.
President Garnet last night signed de.
cree appointing the members of the new
French ministry, with Ii. Tirasd, as Pre-
mier.
The Sing sing, New York, prisoners are
csmoriDg for work to prevent mental trou'
biz CONSEQUENT on the monotony Of their ex-
istence.
]. C. Food, the California bonanza king,
who, as stated in the GAZETTE, died in Hell
deIterg. Germany, yesterday, was said to be
worth $50 100000.
4 German paper asserts that The neGspa
per correspondent Klein, who was mixed up
in the Samoan difficulty, was at one time IN
the German army.
is stated that Princess Victoria, sister
Of EmDeror William, will shortly be betroth
ed 10 Prince Charles of Sweden, who will
visit Berlin in March.
A conservative member Of the Canadian
ParIsmant will shortly introduce resolu-
ton authorizing the government to purchase
the Eastern States Of the American UnloD
The indictments sgainst Frank A. Tolson
for embt zziipg money from the United states
while postmaster in Charles county, Nd,
were quashed by Judge Morris in Baltimore
yesterday.
The charity ball in B Gilmore last night IN
aid of the Confederate Home and the Home
| orincurablss was brilliant success. Among
those present were Governor FiiZhush Lse
of Virginia.
The North German Guzette, which is
Bavard's published statements relative TO
the Samoan affair contributed 10 no small
degree to sppease the public.
The centennial celebration of Georgetown
College was continued yesterday. Mr.. Con
de 3 Palen, Of st. Louis, read centennial
poem. and MIR. Levin f. Morris, of Wash
inpton, delivered an grafton. TIE exercises
were concluded to day.
President and Mrs. ClevelGnd's last recep'
ton to the public yesterday was, without
exception, the most brilliant OF the winter
series. Such turnout Of the ciizans Of the
District rs we'll 81 strangers from distant
parts OF the country fas never been surpass
ed in White House annals.
Tue British steamer Gaelic arrived at San
Francisco yesterday evening from Hong
Kong and Yokohama, confirming news that
the British sailing ship A1glo-India, of Liv
erpool, was wrecked on The Formosan coast
on January 6 The captain and the crew o.
thirteen are missing, and it is feared that
they were lost.
About sixty democratic representatives
attended tho caucus he'd last night
ct tho Capitol and after three hours discus
sion of the various phases of the tarih ques
ton adj urned without reaching any deli
mite conclusion. Contrary to general expsc
tailor, all Of the membera Of the Ways and
Means Committee were present excepting
Mr.. Mills and MIR. Breckenridge, OF Askan
sas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22
ALEX ANDRIA.
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY %.

Gov. LEE saya unless The fow of coupons
in!o the treasury be stopped, there won't be
enough money coming in to carrS ou the
S ste government. True enough. But az
SD and disastrous experience has proved
TINT tn low cannot be stopped by he old
and Injurious means essayed by the Govern
or. why doesn't be recommend the adoption
of the certain means, that of accepting the
moderate terms last offered By the creditors
by wa:c1 all the outstanding coupons would
be funded, and no more of them left to go
into-treasury or any where else? A man Of
aaairs could settle the Virginia deb. credit
ably and satisfactorily, and wi;hal, honora
bIy ia less than a week, aud that, too, in
way that would be endorsed by the people
Of the State, if the question were removed
from politics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

For all diseases of the kidnels, bladder or
urinary organs Use Finney's Compound
Syrup Of Buchu, positive and speedy cure
for the following symptoms Pain in the
back, insomnia, nervousness, muscular
weakness, vertigo, dizziness in the hea",
dropsical s%ellines existing in men, soman
or children, weakness arising from various
abuses. As blood purifier it has 20 eq1a +;
it eradicates from the blood, throuGh the lid
news, ell uric acid and other poisons, leaving
the skin smooth and free from all eruplio;s.
BRoADUs & SMITH, agents,
Successors to S. H. Lunt, Alexandra, W.,
ian14-6m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

AT Yesterdays meeting of the National
r .form League in Chicago, one of the dele
cetee, Mr. A. W Thomas, of Fl Paso, Texas,
said "if the Senate tariff bill passed it would
kill the rev silver smelling industry OF
Texas and the Southwest by it's duty on
ilaxiug ore, which pow comes from Mexico
duty free.n II the Southern manufacturers
could get their machinery, and come other
articles that they have to nse, duty free, the
South would soon be tho great manntac'ur
ing section OF the country. But, though
this is patent TO most wise people, there are
Southern Den who are opposed to the re
peal of the existing high tariff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22
women.

QU1N1NE, which, before the tariff on it was
removed, sold for 81 an ounce, sold last week
as low as 81 cents an ounce and there are
Just as many quinine manufactures IN the
country nov as there were during the exis-
tence of the tariff. Bu', for all this, the pro-.
tectionists say the removal Of the tariff on
the other neoessaries of life would not re-
duce the price thereof
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

TITS BY 30 means surprising that the
same Congress which has 50 disregarded
Gen. Wa. hington's warning against inter
fering WITT the affairs of other countries as
to grant charter for NicsraSuan canal,
to notify foreign nations that they must not
aid in the comp elton Of the Panama canal,
ind to spouse the cause of one of the con
tending factions in Samoa, should refuse to
adjourn in henor OF toe Generals birthday
But the paths OF Washingtou have long since
ceased to tie trtd by tie feet OF bis country
men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

GALL WE ask is to De let a!one' said the
f ece lsioui ts in 1861 when they fired on
Sumter. "Ali We ask is to be let alone" say
the Bourbon statesmen of the south 10 1889
while their friends are suppressing the ba!io!
By assassination. Washington Press
This is only fair sample Of the way the
South haters tax; and yet some people
think it strange that The South does not re
gard the North with love passing that Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

have been troubled with catarrh of the head
and throst for the last five yeas About three
years ago ] commenced the use of Ely Cream
Balm. and from thc first application | Wa. re.
lieved. The sense Of smell which had boon lest
WAS restored after using one bottle. have found
the Balm the only satisfactory remedy for sr'h
and it has effected cure i'll my 'sse.-,H l..
Meyer, Waverly, n. Y.
Ely's Cream Balm cured me of catarrh sud 'e-
stored my sense of smell. For cold in hesc 10
works like magic Z. H. Sherwood Bunker
Elizabeth, N. j.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

BYTHE report of the Com missioner OF lsboI
lust sent to Congress, it is seen that while
the increase in population of this country
from 1870 to 1880 was % 10 per cent, the
increase in divorces was 10 per CT, and that
the per centage of divorces in Utah, was less
than in any Northern State. And yet the
congressman from the Northern States re-
fuse to admit Utah into the Union because
g few of the people of that territory believe
ia the patriarchal custom OF polygamy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

THRRE Is no more reason Why he sole OF
raw tobacco should not be as unrestricted Is
that of raw corn, or wheat, or any other ag-
rcultural product. A Virginia tobacco
grover should be allowed to sell bis tobacco
as freely as his neighbcr sells his corn.
But. as tobacco is not necessary of life,
while iood and clothing aud fuel and shell
Ter and medicine are, the tax on the latter
should be removed before that on manufac-
tnfed tobacco.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22
DIED.

ANN ELLICOTr HARPER, widow of Wash
ington T. Harper, late of Federal HILL near Alex
andra, Va fell asleep in jesus, at tho residence
of her children, 23 X street n O., Washington, D.
c., on Thursday, February 81, 1889. yS1s-Inter-
mcnt at Ivy Hill, near Alexandria, on Saturday,
February I'D Relatives and friends of the fam
lily will find carriages in waiting at the corner OF
King and Washington streets, at - o'clock M.
On tho afternoon of February Dist, HARRIET
F., wife of James S. Douglas. Ef'- Funeral from
her late residence, on Cameron street. Saturday,
February 23d, st 3 o'clock p. N.
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All TIC Why From .IMnnn.

Mr. A. X. HAWKES. Sir: sm
much pleased with the pantiacopic glasses
you 80 perfectly adapted to my eyes; with
them | am enabled 10 read, rs in my you'll,
the finest print with the greatest e@se /
cheerfully recommend them TO the pubic.
Respectfully. r. B HUBBARD
(Ex Gov. of Texas, Minister to Japan
All eyes ii ted ana fl. guaranteed b, l..
Staber 4 Co, Alexandra. Va. jM26lS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

CONGRESS the Unted States Senate
yesterday several amendments were offered
to the resolution to investigate alleged cleo
ton outrnge5 in ce.Ian States. Mr..
German objected to Mr. Hoar's section
al resolution or the ground that it wss de-
signed TO "open up old wounds and enter
OF course that would parayzs the bust
ness interests of the country" He begged
the Senator from Massachusetts, to soy why
he wanted to enter upon TRADE against
section of the country, unless for the pnr
pose Of putting the people Of one color, with
the help of bsyonets and deputy marshas,
In control Of the people of another color, in
some twelve o. thirteen States of toe Union
After long debate, in which there was
sharp passage of words between Messrs. Blair
and Hiscock. iTr German WAS interrupted
BY q call for the ci9il sundry appropriation
bill. The amendment fsvorlng steam plate
printing machines was agreed TO.
In the H ,usa The postofice appropriation
nil was passed, aat the conference report
on The legislative, executive and jddicia! till
was agreed to-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. %. via Calves
ton .-Agent Huller, of the International
Company, has been freed from prison, the
criminal judge deciding that there were no
grounds for complaint against him. He will
now proceed crimnally against his accuser,
who has left the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22
The CUMBERLAND Times say.:

THE CUMBERLAND Times says:
1.-THE Alexandria GAZETTE is one OF those
papers which have attained TO wisdom with
age, and whose ideas evidence p perennial
supply Of good sense"
The Times evidently knows how to appre-
ciate o good thing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

PATIENos and perseverance accomplish
wonders, says the proverb, and so they have
in the case OF MIR. Kenna, of West Virginia,
who, after hsri dSht, has succeeded AID
will be his own successor in the US. Senate
to the exclusion of q republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22
VIRGINIA NEWS.
l.. l. Coghill,a well-known citizen of Caro-
line, died on Sunday.

l.. l. Coghill,a well-known citizen Of Caro-
line, died on Sunday.
Gov. Lee has gone to New York to at
tend the annual dinner Of the Souh crn
Society
The residence OF a L. Marshall, three
mics above SpotsyIvsnis Courthouse, was
destroyed by fire last Monday.
SalIie 3. Bruce has been appointed post
master at Sperryvilie, Rsppahannock coun-
~, to succeed II II. S,eet, resigned.
Gen. Thomas l. Rosser will deliver the
annual address before the Confederate Army
aud Navy Society in Baltimore to night.
Beginning next Sunday the hotel OF the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Company at Milford viii be discontinued.
The committee appointed to name day
for The meeting OF the State convention OF
TIE advocates OF Sunday observance has de-
cided upon April 1G as the day aud Rich
moud SIS the place OF meeting.
The disiilery Of Oscar Il. Oliver, at PAGES
Depot. on the Richmond aud DsnviIle Rail-
road has been ae7sG for violation of revenue
le1s The property, including $50 gallons
of wh=key, vas taken TO DauVlile yester-
day and will be sold according 10 law.
The StGIlJr3 county Court DGs Vtep eu
gagged since Wednesday in The tyisl CT The
parties engaged 10 the riot at Tackett's Mills
on Christu as Day. The jury has found
Henry Brown. coored. guilty OF murder 10
tho secoud degree, aad fixed his confinement
IN the penteniiaiy at fifteen years. The
ether parIes engaged in the alIrsy will be
tried during the term.
At its recent meeting the Board OF Visi-
tors OF the University Of Virginia appointed
an a6junct professor of history, selecting
for the place Prof Heath Dabney, of the
University of Indiana, and 40 assistant for
Or Schele De We're. For this post Prof.
W II. Perkinson, of the University, was
chosen. II is rumorei thst DR.. Cabell mott
fed the Board that his would tender his re-
signation on sccount OF i'll health. The
Board has taken no action 10 the matter.
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COURT OF APPEALS YESTERDAY -Knopi
against Richmond, fredericksburg and Pc
tomac Railroad Company. From the Cir
cult Court of Caroline county. Affirmed ,
Judge Lewis delivering opiaion.
Francisco's. administrators against Snei
toms executor and ais. From the Circuit
Court of Louisa county. Reversed in psr,
and affirmed, Judge Llcy delivering the
opinion Judge Hinton discerning.
Bernard against he Richmond, k'iedcr;cks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company. From
the Circuit Court OF Fredericksburg. Affirm
ed Judge Fauntleroy delivering the opinion,
Richmond and Danvile Railroad Com
pany against ickesimer. From tho Cor
poraton Court of Danvile. Reversed,
Judge Richardson delivering the opinion
Judges Lewis and Lacy concarr!pS in the
result.
Fleming & Brother against Lone Jack
Cigar Company. From the Corporation
Court of the city ofLynchbnrg. Judge In
ton delivering the opinion. Judge Rich
ardson dissenting.
Radford's administrator against Fow!kcs's
exc cutors and oils. From the Circuit Court
of Pulaski county. Reversed, Judge Rich
ardson delivering the opinion.
Marx against Milstead. Upon petition
for writ of habeas corpus. Writ denied
by divided court.
MoCumant against Nuckols. Rehesricg
refused
McDeviit against Franz. Rehesring
granted and cause put on privileged docket.
Taylor against Montgomery White SUI
phur Springs Company and ais. Appeal
and supersedeas allowed TO DEGREES OF the
Circuit Court rendered on the oh of De-
cember, 1887, and the 4th Of December 1883
Lawsou's administrators against MooFmsn
and ais. Further argued by Col. John II.
Guy and submitted.
Jsmison aeaina; III jor. Motion to dismiss
asgued by Col. ]. G. Glbson for appellee.
The Court a6i urned for tins term.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

RICHMOND TERMINAL OF the S25 900,
900 twenty tiys year collateral trust per
cent. gold bonds to be Is ned by Tue Ias Ken
moud Terminal COMPANY $4,000 OoO have
already bean sol to ii1!sh 'ha recent
purchase of tho Georgia Company and 10
pay eff the h,ating debt. -Four million dol
Jars more will be used to take up the -
COO 600 preferred stock ister. The 6aianc
will be used to retire other indebtedness as
i. natures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

The boy stood on the burning deck and
the wind was very high. But he was calm
and serene. Why? He had small bottle
Of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup in his pocket, he
did indeed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

ARE You MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation Dizziness, loss of Appetite,
Yellow skin Shiloh's Vitalizer is positive
cure. Sold by f. S. LeOd5eater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22
Bill AnnroYed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-The President
has approved the bill TO admit as States OF
the union, Washington, Montana, North
Dakota and South Dakota.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-22

CATARRH CURED, health aud sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy Pice
so cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by u.
S. Leadbeater & Bro.