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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-27
DIRECTORY
-o7 THz-
Principal Business Houses Of tla CITY

u
Agricultural.
Herbert Bryant 10. LII King stress.
Rsnka.
Burka q Herhers, cor. King and Fairfax stYeat.
First National Bank, cor. Prince and Lee 1tg
Citiaana' Estional Bank, n. ". cor. Prince an.
Zoe streets.
Books, Stationary and Printing,
G.E French, 95 King street.
S. F. Dyson, COS King street.
Boots and Shoes.
r Kaufman cor. King and Royal street5.
China, Glassware, sc.
Ell. Miller, Son Co., IS King street. =
Confeotloners.
Henry Brengle, l28 King street. or
DRY =. Goods H. and Not. Notions
!. Eichberg & Co.. cor. King and Royal sts
Pretzfelder & Co., $50 King etreet.
A. B. Slsymaker, 1O5 King street.
j. E. Tackett, 100 King street.
Drugs and Chemicals.
Ernest l.. Allen, corner King and Pitt street
W. F. Creighton s. Co., n. ". cor. kim on
soyal streets. 'N
=. s. Leadbeater & Bro, 7 s. Fairfax strost
Broadus & Smith, cor. King and Fairfax stroot,
]. D. d. Aunt, n. Q. cor. King and WssbinStn
streets.
j. stsblOr & Co., n. y. cor. King and Hasl,;Dg
ton streets
Tarfeld s Hall, cor. Prince and Fairis. street.
arocsFs and Liquor Dealers.
&C. Milburn, II n. ROYAL street
Charles King & Son, 81 Cameron street.
". q. Johnson, L. O. cor. Royal and Cameron
streets.
G. McBu7ney & Son, ". cor King and Wash
lngton streets.
G. Vim. Ramsay, cor King and ST. Asaph streets
Hardware and Cutlery.
J. T. Creighton & Son, SO King street.
3. F. Peake, cor. King and Pitt streets.
Jewellers.
Fl. Wilot, 10 H. Royal street and 31s King st.
Lumber, &c.
J. Rector smcot & Perry, No. 25 corner Cam.
cron and Union sts
Josiah a. D. Smoot, 81 north Upon ST.
Machipistc.
II. 8. Moore, 65 Union street
WOOD and Coal.
I. w. Rose g. Co.. north Fairfax street.
Hewes q Aitcheson, cor. DIXIE and Fairfax sts.
w. a. smoot q Co. fo>t of Princess at.
}. L. zimmerman, foot OF Queen st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-27
sxSS

CANC-.S Or IKE TONGUE.
Fec tacce or four years -.as- O.. eating ro-c on
M tongue 5cltm made considerable ,iolc in 1t.
became harmed at its progress, and vent to
Atlan;r .or treatment. The result wac that
commenced tn. &c OF Swift'c Specilc, and the
sore was soon gone, without trace OF it left.
Thomaston, &c. III ID, $50. A. LEWIS.
Treatise N Calcs3 f9ailc:l free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 6. Atlanta, Ga
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-27
MEDICINAL.
sKIry CANCER.

Several years ago ,s:2- c@llod to see colored
woman who hat! I, malignant form of cancer on
her foot The cancer grey worse under the pre-
scribed treatment, nd :hc toc5 md nc-idc Of
the foot wcrc Il length e-tcn cntircl :.,.as. The
patien. could not hive survived. nuch4pnger,
but commenced tho use of Sw'ft' specific,
and it cured her sound well. TEat - .hrcc
years ago, ant. there has Ecen no rctur.. nc
disease. 1 regard --Nii.'s jrcc;ic c most sAcct
lent medicine for bloc diseases, as its tendenc::
is to drive out t.. poison
Mathcrvilc, Miss. WI. E. stage, Md
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-19
CONNUBIALITIEs.

Rev. Mr.. Hyman is prominent Chicago
divine Naturally he is much sought after
for wedding ceremonies.
The engagement of ex-Secretary Bayard
and Miss Mary Willing Clymer is reported.
Miss Clymer is the daughter of the late DR..
Clymer, u. S. N.
Clara Graham, eighteen, was convicted at
Kansas City, Mo-, Monday, of horse stealing
and sentenced TO two years in jail She CON
fessed that she took the horse and buggy,
intending 10 elope with Frank Mccoy. He
failed to meet her, and being out of money
she sold the rig
A NJ. Cox settled the strikes in his broom
factory at Duluth in peculiar manner He
increased the wages OF the married men,
and warned those who are unmarried that
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-19
A REAL MERMAID,
A Chicago Man Has just Imported
Her From Honolulu.


What the late lamented Pliny, Hlian
and Pausanias described as having
been seen by sailors Tribune reporter
saw and handled yesterday-a mer-
maid, says the Chicago Tribune. e. S.
Skinner, whose office is at 1923 Rookery
building, received from Honolulu last
week what purports to be a bona fide
mermaid. The late arrival is not what
one would eXpect,a mermaid to be after
reading her numerous biographies
written by poets, past and present.
Candidly speaking, She is faded. Her
cheeks are sunlien and eyes gone. In
stead of a voluptuous. and symmetrical
form the human portion of her body is
ribs, unconnected by the commonplace
but highly useful "vertebra. The flesh
and skin are sunken and dried. The
head suggests theslower type of man, or
possibly the higher form of the ape
species. A soft, hairy substance, OF an
oakum hue, surmounts the head. The
cnimpanzee-shaped mouth discloses a
double row of small, pointed teeth. The
piscatorial portion of the freak is in a
better stage of - preservation. The
scales are intact, asi ftre the after fins.
The extreme ends of the tail bones are
missing, To a close observer the value
OF the specimen, considered from q
naturalist's point of view, is destroyed
by examining the abrasion in the skin
near the shoulder. The interior has
an appearance suggestive of inorganic
rather than organic substances. Mr..
Skinner, however is loath to look upon
the specimen as anything but real,
genuine, old-fashioned mermaid.
slightly disfgured, but still in the
glass-top box which he keeps In his
safe.
Machinery is driving out hand labor in the
nail-working trade in England. The machines
have had monopoly of the business in this
country for many years.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-19
Charge of the Dude Brigade.


Chicdgo Tribune.
Only swell! Only swellsi
Only swells wanted:
All IN their swallow.tails
Stood the Four Hundred.
(Have they for tickets paidO
"On with the dauce" they said;
Over the slippery floor
Waltzed the Four Hundred.
Forward, the Dude Brigadel
Charge for the wine they said;
Into the supperroom
Sped the Four Hundreds;
What tho the price be high
There's but to drink and die,
Drink only Extra Dry,
Thirsty Four Hundred.
Champagne to the right of them.
Champagne TO the left of them,
Champagne in front of them.
Corks popped and Numbered
Gazed at by beau and belle,
Deeply they drank and well,
Into their mouths there fell
Bottles Four Hundred.
Flashed at by diamonds rare,
Low necks and white arms baro
Ogling the damsels fair,
All New York wondered.
Riddled by jibe and joke,
Right through the crowd they broke
AS from dream they woke,
Sleepy Four Hundred.
Champagne to the right of them,
Champagne to the left of them,
Champagne inside of them,
Bottles all plundered;
Gazed at by beau and belle.
Back came each dude and swell,
o! how they reeled and fell,
Tipsy Four Hundred.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-19


they would be discharged by the end Of the
month unless they took wives by that time.
Henry Moreman aud Miss Elizabeth Castle
berry. walked TO Lafalette La, from the
northern part OF the county last Saturday TO
be made man and wild Judge hell per.
formed the ceremony Saturday night an
they started on theirsreturn trip
A marriage arranged by correspondence
between "A Tiffin, o., girl aud Kansas City
real estate man Is now declared off. II ap-
pears that when he Went to claim his bride
he was so surprised Shd shocked to find that
she had red hair that he Immediately de-
serted her and begaTto paint the town red.
Some time ago, when gentlemen of
Bucksport, Me-, was married, he took his
bride on a visit to he people at Ellsworth.
In the afternoon he had petted little
nephew and shpwet' lnm his false teeth,
with which the littld fellow was much
amused. In the evening, when the company
was assembled, the conversation Jagged, and
some one said What shall we do nextl'
The little boy spoke up and said; "Show
'em them your false teeth, Uncle ALP
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-19
Miscellaneous Sporting Gossip.

Eittie Brown, in the race AT Madison
Square garden last week, estonished her
competitors by her fine riding. She came
out second, which position she held all
through the race, and would have won with
another nights run. Sue has improved more
than any of the riders since she first appear
ed in Omaha
That Brown the owner OF u Bet, will send
he famous PAGER in charge of Broderick TO
Europe IN September. Buffalo Bill has ar.
ranged for series of exhibitions in Paris
and throughout the provinces.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-19

The Northwestern Legion Of Honor, of
Council Bluffs, gave pleasant social, Thurs
day evening, to their members and friends,
at X. Il. Hall, corner of Main and Willow
avenue. There was large number present
and the evening passed very enjoyably.
Choice refreshments were served
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-19

Machinery is driving out hand labor in the
nail-working trade in England The machines
have had n monopoly of the business in this
country for many years.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-19

W % " o' IT, TTTNcT'HIH HIVUF.
The conce and festival gwen Thursday
night in Masonic hall by the G. U. o. O. F.
and Household of Ruth was well received by
the large audience. Threatening weather
cut the programme short and the addresses
of Rev. II. II. Ewing, II. Scroggins and G.
+. Franklin were postponed. Thomas and
Leslie's choristors sang some new songs ex-
cellently. The banquet was arustlcally
spread by Assistant Manager S. II. Dorsey.
The entertainment was repeated last night
in the hall Of the societies, corner of Burt
and Sixteenth streets. The following was
the committee in charge: William O'Neil,
James Robertson, J. Bruce, H. Buckner, DR..
M. o. Rickets, S. Brown, G. A. johnson.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-19

The committees are rs follows:
Arrangelne nts-St. Adams, No. II, j. @
Grason, j. l.. Smith and Edwin j. Abbott !;
Concordia, No. SO, @. Barghausen, o. Younk
erman and ii. Mutt; Bluffs division No. 81,
y. A. Tibbets, +. w, Ritzenhotf and Chalmer
Lyons.
Regimental Encampment-Col. c. w.
Hicks, Adit. Edwin j. Abbott, Capt. j. M
Scanlon, Lieut.. q. A. Tibbets aud Sir Knight
j, Reiter.
The committee then selected the following
permanent officers: q. w. Hicks, president; (;
T.. j. Abbott, secretary; c. A. Tibbets
treasurer.
1t is expected TO have the largest gathering
,f the Pythiun order ever held in this part Of
The country.
The rain did not deter fifty couples from
attending tthe banquet, reception and ball
given by Enterprise lodge, No. 10. knights
OF PYthias, IN the lodge rooms Thursday
evening Chancellor Commander T. G..
Marsh opened the exercises by an address of
welcome, and Chancellor Commander C.. n.
Currier, Of Mount Shasto lodge, No. n, Of
Omaha, responded. The cornet band tur-
nished excellent music, the committees were
most successful In their jealous efforts 10 en-
tertain and serve their guests, and a pleas
anter time could not be desired by even the
genial members Of that most social lodge.
Among the visitors present were Mr.. and
Mrs. q. h Currier, and Messrs. w. S. Morr,
Il w. Gutter, H. Carter. II. j. Nelson, j. II.
Dyer, M Press and John A. Klein and W.
Albright, who rendered excellent music cp
tho harp and either.
Unquestionably one Of the greatest evils in
our order, Is the practice INDUCED in by the
oiiicers OF many lodges, of using tho written
ritnai In conIerriag tue ranks, says the Py-
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-19
Horstord's Acid Phosphate

Makes Delicious Lemonade.
A teaspoonfn! added to glass of hot or
cold water, aud swcetened TO the taste, will
be found refreshing and invigorating.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-19

THAN Spear This we understand has been
prohibited by the grand lodge, and yet not
one in fifty lodges pays any attention TO the
ruling. Something should be done at once TO
compel the abandonment Of the ritual during
rank work. Nothing so utterly mars the
solemnity of the work as TO have an officer
hestatngly read the lessons taught the
candidate or stumble along over adiec-
tives and iumble up verbs in an
incoherent manner II a man Is not capable
of memorizing his work he should not be
placed in a chair. AS q rule, the best men
IN every lodge are the ones least desrous of
pushing themselves forward for position.
But the members should carefully scan their
material, select the best, and place only ca
pable men in office. In this way, and this
alone, can the present prevalent evils be
eradicated. No lodge can hope to reach
high plane of success until its officers mem-
orize all the work, familiarize themselves
with the full meaning of the lessons to be in
culcated and endeavor TO give the novitiate
the deepest impression possible as he ad-
vances toward knighthood.
The ID. ID. G.. G. of Harmonic Lodge, No.
As, of Wymore, warns lodges and members
of the order against one q. f, Atwood, who
was expelled from Harmonic Lodge, No. 4S,
n year and a halt ago, for embez2llng lodge
funds. He is reported as in possession of
forged official receipt, showing dues paid TO
July |, 1889, by means of whch he may at
tempt TO visit lodges.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27
tso~ HsIr-Cso;h IS Made

Many people understand. Of course
how h15r-el1sh l. made. but for shs
esiifc.ltiou Of those wf1o do rot We will
explain the process In the first place.
hOrse-hair can not be dyed l. repess
S'1l0rlns natter 30 20 make black el0sa
u = necessary 10 secure natural black
hair The horses in m1nv eaSes ah,o-
Lu'e1y Wild. running ua-essraTnsd- are
regularly eOraIIesl ard shorn- OF
cOsarse black hair + preferable. but
so1etizes gray stock Is utIlTxs,L Not
Ouly the tails. bat also the u1ane-s arg
Cszzs the hair i bua-he,i These
nsznehes seldsu cOzsaIn hairs of less
le1gth than twO tees- some are even
three and three and half Eees- and
the thickness of the bsuch..z Is usgaEIv
two 90 three inches The haf--eI0sh
loog1s are provided with What we nav
cal ziPp.sr- in place OF shuttle. and
the nipper l. 20 finely zcsuated that Il
travels across the warp and seIzes from
the oGaehes one hair only. the laws %
the nzFper being too 6ue to Grasp more
- s---- ~eAA - Aa 1GEo-, A4e WeEz
saEesbds. dropping II into its exact
place The action OF the loom rnschaz-
lesAily forces the hair next to its presIss-
csssS'-- the warp crosses upoa II. suug-
y holds II IN IL place the nip9er trav-
els back a1i zsixas another. aad 80 On
and Ou- The Gesicaer and almost hus-
u1a asaslrzey wilh which each sepa-
rate hair / placed between the warp
threads : really IncrsdIble--UPaOs-
Sssrer
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27
eI5gSeaI Lore in EnsIsa1-

The following were reeentIy z-ol-
the written answers in examinations
on the Scriptures By her Najessy-s in
sPeesO-s Of schools
Who Was Mcss<s- -Ha vas IN
Egyptian He lived in hzrx made Of
ozzliEas,es- and he EsPs ! -o.Es= c..
and wOrships b-aizen snakes. and he
Aes zOshi1' but q~ahles and manner
for forty years He was kOrt BY sh,.
air Of his ed Ehile -itin' u.6e-'
= bow Of a tree and he Was killed bv
his son Absloa - he vas hanging from
the bo~- His ead vas peace
What do yOu know os the patriarch.
Abraham He was the father Of
Lot and had TWO wives. Oae vas called
Hiz1zle and tOshsr Hsysur. He keps
wu1 - home and he hurried the toshsr
into the desert. where she beeara. \
pillow Of salt in the daytime and 4 Pill
low Of fire ai mite
Write az aaooans Of the Gooi
>anaritAns "A certain Ezn weut
6cEn from Je-s.sz 10 Js-riks- azE he
fell szCag th1Ens. Gnd the thzru.
srrzng up ard ca0sed him Whers-
uPoa he gave tUPPins 20 the hOzss and
said tax care On hin aaG pat HIN O.
hls hone hzsS AID he past y oa the
hosher side 7-LouSoa TEmes-
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

1t is not generally kzOEu- says the
Fal-z-el21lA Press. that shoes can Be
male n the Eastern psnIssa1Eary for
outside people but this l. a fact. A
gentleman ~hO has quite large family
has been in the habit OF -essinz his
SHOES there. bgt the last lot did not
please him lie vent TO see the in
spsecsor Of the shoe department. whO
sid 1pO.osesieally= Yes. / zekn0UI-
edge that re hare some bad shoe
makers here but you know. my dear
'e-1oE. cant GLSehzrge thel- Ths
pt-rel.-ser had no reply rsaaE.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27
ONLY 4 eAsY.s HAND.

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To Lz=izzt- - t5wz
'rra.as r --5es BE E4rues. - so.lsess--
Tes fsra--ts e al-
sfess ass-s f1-res c-zr i-oetaes zcu
A@ 49, IA ezzzzzz1
Ths sz-7er soae. - sal ar-ivs&
Eaea .zs Als ls--ers s-azn--E
y - s--s1 r1.1tas as-s-u7 % EoE1-
E-s 1-sv h-zaz = crz=znr
tizi Is.s,-.-rar. Et1,-s coze crsr hiz-
WEI -u-zs1 20 9lars 1aaass
Es saFs-ass az ~ s.1-.1s SAT- s1rie=
= rsess : slz i 80 ast-
Tlis is-,e- ns-s - -risss1 EorI
No rraF~r frla rt-~ 90 rss.
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: azhF's = szasl-1s iares-
wat plcfl-e rcz-s before 80 =lzs-
wat Gees rs zezarT rzazfs
2 zt~ rs aer wcsAer Erer-
H. l-sle. walte-ru1sss salzA
Wlz- cz-rs q EEE - -ss 80
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p . slsrs IS p@ae~- rs aror Els szaoosAssi
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Srzres l.rs tAe w-ar - ls-s &c mis- werit
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Lke lss1--. ezsT aaaA
49, -
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27
PERSEVERANCE WINS



Ways . Mater ef Chs<z<s<r-
TsSa xrsa- Etseaks 60 szPpus. that xhs
hsss -oCk q szs wsrs1 - done ~ people ef
r-vas strength and xrsas Opportunities
I- is u-gzesrfscan1y an a3vzzsage 20 have
h0sA these shtz<z h1- neither C Eh<@ = .
necessity 20 th= z1az who k1s tie spErts and
u. 7Izck 20 achieve great res1lcx Some
et TIE greatest E1rk q o1- time las been
c11@ bF Esz e P6TsicL fe>bie1ssz So
rzAn hAs ise- n more e1srfar. tmPr<sstcn cf
himself en- thfs rsrsrx-1oa than Charles
ua<wtz. azG th~rs lave he~a few men Who
lave had 20 s-r-rzte against such proscxz--
En~ tl5-Ee1zsh D1rEI7 wEs ra<.iv aba -
wr<E long AZ 4 Eize. He accomplished his
s-eas NsTk - azTsz< = ssz<ss al .zA
rszrs.z-- every eEnrs q Us force aa9 every
k1ur oc Efs tine ina tie -Ask w1ich ke lad
az before ht2 He zsTer scattered his
ezerxv- hs E=ver wasted Al heGr. and By
sss111JT ks@Ftzx a. - IN SPITE of ec1sfzzxl
EEheSlrk and % long Intervals of sen4-tn.-
v141tru1, k@ c1st n great wcrk azd has bet-
the inprsssi9u Epon the World cf a Haaa cf
sItra1rtinz<y energy .ad wc<kfzg capar2-
81 S1cress 70 rarely a matter af aerts1ezE.
AwaTs = matter oc Character The reason
~hy 80 many men fail g thas 50 few zsa
are wiling 20 pay the price cf sef-esztal
and kI<t work wkteh SUCCESS sxlcex-
CHRISTIAN Tnfcn
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Th9rszrds sE-sr s-ouz bbSos1 poison. VIA
=Jsll1 hs cared u they gave 3. B B fBo-
ssnbs Blood BIl-l n trial Sezd 10 the
Blood Balm Co. Asl4rsa~ Ca. for boox Of
UuE.erfzl cures. shat eunvlzce the Ezcss
sEeptH;a1 II = seat free
J o GEo-ou- Meridian. Ms. writes:
~F1r ru1her os years I suffered ua-sld
1Eu1nss trunl bl9cc pctsoa- Several pru1i
Eszs physh.izzs DIT ne h-tIe II anv <0ud
os-1M - Ess B. = B. wfsA very little tEs
bur- % NJ Esrer surprise f- hzks E-1s3e ne \
vel and hearty pssrss1-r
z T H1-lers5G- Nzegn. Ca. writes II
cu1-rA-tsd bl1.t puSson- I Erst tired physj-
erslr = 11s1 tGsl Wssrs 40 Hot SprLngx4 / re-
ruruet home > rlzsEeu Ez1n physically.
Nothing seemed 20 q re anv g1od Nv
zzosaer psrsEzsDie,i ne % try B. B. b To
ny utter -ssc1zs1zs1s every Ulcer S1lcIkIy y
seaEest-
Benl Morris. Atlanta. Ca. writes. Il
suffered years fruE syphiLIth- blood psisou
Shach refused % be cured oy ali treatment
Ply sa,ilEs pEauoCEcet &c a h57eiess case.
h1Li Eo appetite I had pains IN hips azi
lqrnts and ny kBfueys were diseased Nv
ta-uas was uAcsraEsti ard nv breast r14ss
Of running s7rss- In this epndIrs5u cpm-
zezcsG ! Ese OF r B. B. l. healed every
z-rer Irt sore and cured ne cCEpIesely
within twQ Ezons1s.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27
Why They Lead

Dr. Fssrrs's n1ecacines ou-<eu al others>
oec1l9<.s Cs thesr possessing szsch sIpersor
eIr1rTe pruper-azs a. % WARRANT their
r1aE gf1-cErvrs IN suppiyIrx them 20 the
Pes'plss As theT are DING through Al drug
xHStsI ca sreh cuusfIsbGCs As No osher rzes.k
clnss are s.1ist uEster- VIZ tE1z theT sa1I
eiEAer esuens CO cxre th. pns5szr, CO Al
nl.snsT rs5E fsr rassn1 VII De refGr6es1 The
-tSoa4su Ns,.sszl Discovery "a specific fsr
caslrrn = the aeb. AID Al bronchial EHruaz
lus- gUn ? s.s ass II TAKEN IN time aa4 Siwsa
a fAz- trial NgnsF VII be rsf11Ge1 u e
-sss not een=Hs or c-zre-
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

A cuxrrrrox CT weakness CT body sz1
rizd wkich reszI-s frum many esscrcers
% tire system Ends It's best and s1rs=z rea1ef
. Bra~zss Irun BS-sersA As II enr1cae. and
siren xshers the baccd 90 TIE s1nr1as-1- hEer
ard xnsneFs receive power % psrfcrzn their
sszsie< xna the depressIz< Inegences fruEz 4
diseased ard disturbed cuGGLric1 CT thess
organs are renewed
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

In thirty-sve words how rar-
Hats can BE gramnztfcaIIy in
se-teds EishteeE -Hesafd that that
lA-i inst that nan said Vas not that
ls--i iaat that one shOuld say. bot thzs
iisSi inst that that n.n said vas
That 'th-s' thai that nan ShouId aa.
zT--
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

" LA. Henry G-a.sth.. 81 Bsauss<s. s. c.
-ruass Dr. Szlls- oer=er-
u regard yOEr Aasasoee n spsci6e for
CHS AMI fever T. WIS used CO the
Charleston & Skv1uaah ? R-zat Last SUM-
u1eE ami Autumn n TIE most saexiT rezucu-
K-st EzaAsr the E-css trying circumstances
Out e g1ss gang Of EeErO operatives Fftg
were stricken Gown with chI.ls and fever,
and svsry enc rsr.Tersf. By the timely Use
q SaL.srhe-zers AasA3ggs- Y0u possess
tie GRzArE<r aEgErINz " rHx wuHLDNu
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

A rozxrys-x&x in Pf.tsnurEh has patent
81 q new subEarine ram that vii piSrcs
Ia SIZE efEhe heaEless Irrc-c-a1
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

D. Pse--s-s PeZers-gvrsFv laxative o.
zs-rHselF csazAa--4ss Ia-Cr'1lzE - dose .
cents
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

TIE wife cf . prominent Brooklyn Gerry
urz- hxs a shf-ale that Was carved frum a
uessslsar sscne she found ca tie sec<e CT sce
Deal sea
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

MIL eezz5IscIz--ase. certain ard zhz-11zt
crups. Best fruIr gram grass, stock COUNTRY
II the ErrsG F1IlIzf1rr1zipr free Actress
Orszur I--Sxrzriru Bar. Portland O-eguu
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

SIR yrLrAN Parxrrr0rz las made q r1cd
s-=-==-s.. = - z-s--e- Ee q alxars
rued Ea-Hrstt aa1 Is Inclined % A1ztrs
A-erl-1 and A=ericz-s
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

AaSr s7'zk the trI-sa wien they sav shas
theF Gespls- Fl-h-s az1 p-xssruenE. ID.
saST mean tAe rsr9es AID PrSserErrs pos-
sessS4 81 csaer Eea-
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

THz rsca - hia1 Ehss t1ch sns svf...-e run
Aar tie basz-e - EAa zia1 wa shs5scz win tas
b2ngesG .lIu-f
al the s1E1e" 4 forx <u1 5sss cncng- rad
-sae t11lss1 Enle gets the persIuns,nzs" II
yu1 are not satisfied v=irh your eg guIpczerrs3r
the rae for financial SzccsSs or posGzlou u
the battle OF les- take cur z2fvSce ard write
10 B 2 Johusou & Co. Riehn0cd- Va. and
our Eur'1 for 1t they xii show you how %
80 = freSa start. EIra the best possible
SE11ces &C winning souss et the bi< pr-zes.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

TEEssZzs u11te 20 order with the rrcuc-
xr171 CT initials CT the person for wsnra
tneT are Intended SET IN precious s-ore.
are ~ 40 rze=zs unknown oeiess c-sr-.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

RzErlGsTrc Pans are greatly rel5svess By
CfheEnTs SGlphzr soap
HIS EEir szt W-ei<!rs- Dsve - cersx
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

TaE Fffsh Vermont A. the 5rS- New In
gland reg neat 20 eaLzss fsr three yearsA
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

A rESECrz husband cEgns not 70 hare
. s5x-eez-eczr wife Eslcrn, crueher, a
.rce.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

PLCsugz--STr. honesty Is rrin-ef en- ny
! t14,s NasrIrl--I oou's dispute Z. hgs !.
has got . very vate G=argiaS
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

THx erss rsr.zezsin View York 70 oeer
rs services 10 the Gsverz-ens Is said by
Cclo1sl At1z-s. 0f the Sfxsy-Seve1sh, 20 be
saz reglzens ~ commanded.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

There are zC-e thza - IuZz. q
diAE-etS n Scrsk AEgsrie4 al01a
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Ths tern = often Applied 20 people whose
zervss are a010rusEll- sensitive TheT
sA3uA srrwr<Tass1 than with Ecs1stser .
>1ar1Is-1 Bi-1ers. Aftsr = course cf that
1eEf--n tazls. Ene- uilA cease 20 oe conscious
,lzls tneT have EGrvGUs systems except
sErvurG agreeable sensations L vii en-
able s1sG1 % eat. sleep zzd ei<esE well. the
l1-es- u1sAss tsr L-slsrsEsE1g rece and viEcr IN
Tie nerves Il cumzlcu with the rest of the
81 s-e11- The msusaA vsurrv bssx5tssr By
GTsaepsI.s VII zLsS disappear.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

p0S'rz5Ezs Eu-TI y7Jg1 are SICK before tryin<
Carter Little LIVER PlEs. Szs xe II Wal az
lGee- EJG cant take them without Dc ereas.