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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-22
FOREIGN.

The Queen of Portugal gave birth to a
son on the 10th inst
Bismarck has consented 10 mediate be
tween Russia aud Austria, Hungary.
Twenty miners were killed by the col
lapse of mine AT Ratibor, Germany, Nov.
IA.
BY an explosion in the royal powder
house at Hanau, near Berlin, Nov. -, six
men were killed.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-22
LIVE STOCK.

Cattle-Market strong; beeves, $4.50(o5;
steers, s3d4.40; stockers and feeders,
~ 2592s5. cows, bulls and mixed, sl.l5@
80; Texas cattle, Sl.5o92. So; Western
rangers, $l.15d3.sO.
Hogs-Market strong; mixed, 81. 9094 90;
heavy 81. o594%0: light, s3.yOCG4. so; skips,
t3(G3.SJ.
Sheep-Marl:et steady; natives, 1906 (;
westerns, k3.to06Ll5; Texans, $3@4.l0;
lambs, s495.,5.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-22

The prizes offered by the Castalian, the
annual To be published by the seniors oil
the independents Of the university, have
been announced. They are: $50 for best
song, $40 for best prose article, $40 for best
story, $40 for best poem, $40 for best cut
Competition is open to all under graduates
and alumni of the university, and Profs
Demmon, Walter and Hinsdale will act az
judges.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-22
SETTLING AN OLD SCORE.
A Farmer Goes 10 Neighbours
House and Shoots.

James Mcdonald, q Scotch homesteader,
living near NatchwoOd Wis, near the
Michig n line, entered the house of Dun
can Beveridge, u cOuntryman aud uelghbor,
the other night. The TWO men had pre-
VIously auarrelled over homestead and
BeverldCe hailed his visit with delight as u
sign of reconciliation. IN company with
the TWO men were Mrs. Bevcrldye and her
sister. After some desultOry conversation,
Mcdonald arose and announced that ne
proposed TO get even. Before Bcvelidge
could make "a move TO defend himself Me
Donald whipped out a revolver and shot AT
Beveridge twice, the second shot taking
effect. The murderer next turned his
weapon on Mrs. Beverage aud her sister,
and emptled the remaining three chambers
~ the uefcuse.esS women. The shots at
tracted the notice OF the ncighOOrs, who
came running 20 the Beveridge house, Nc
Donald met them at the door and eludlng
them ran into the woods AS soon as the
crime was revealed to those who entered
the cottage a search party was organized
aud Mcdonald was captured less
than two miles from the VII
lage Lynching was strongly urged, but
the oppOrtune arrival OF the deputy sheriff
saved McDonald's neck and he was taken
10 the county Jail at Ontonagon. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Beverage are very dangerously
wounded and her sister IS dead,
The Supreme Court on Justice.
The prosecuting attorney OF Wayne
county has received the text of the su-
preme court decision ordering new trial
IN tue case of Charles Meyer, sentenced to
five years in Iona for rObbiug an Indiana
drOver of 5000 Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney Edward Muock asserted before
the Jury at Meyers trial that Moyer bad
committed perjury in another case and that
his defense, therefore, should not be be
leved. Judge Look permitted the asser-
ton, and 10 some extent Endorsed it. The
supreme court sits down hard on both
judge and prosecutor. liz the opinion jus
tiCe Campbell says:
THE assertions Of the prosecutor and
their Endorsement by the court are too
painly illegal TO need comment We have
had occasion altogether too often 10 con-
demn the failure of justice brought about
by reckless conduct of officers whose sworn
duty is TO conduct prosecutions legally and
in conformity with settled principles.
Nothing can bring more contempt and sus-
pcion on the administration OF justice
than the failure of It's ministers TO respect
justice. The prisoner is entitled 20 a new
trial, the expense and delay of which are
due to errors that should have been AVOID
al ~
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-11-03

Fur you, miss? asked Barton, glanc-
ing at her suspiciously over his specta-
cles. "Ain't your name Moreley?"
Eyes" she answered, in some embar-
rassment, 'but--but Jane Jennings is
our servant, you know. Give me the
letter. will take it &c her. y
Barton hesitated. He hadn't had any
communication with the government for
some time, and liked to remind them in
the capital now and then of his exist
ence. "Well," he said finally, and with
reluctance, 'ef you're sartin', why, here
ye be. ," And Mabel took it, and bore it
away with a palpitating heart, quite for
getting to purchase the supplies which
the cook had commissioned her to bring
home for dinner.
In the most secluded spot in the dark
pine wood she broke the seal and read
as follows:
'MY LONG LOST Observation-Disclosures
my charming little playmateF Re-
member the one object that makes my
childhood a bright picture to look back
upon? OF course l do, with all the
pleasure in the recollection that her
presence used to inspire in those happy
days. Remember the diabolical exploit
with Jones eggs2 Distinctly. And the
telegraph system? / believe / could go
through the alphabet now. And re-
member, too, that day on the skating
pond, with contrition, however, and a
prayer that my heartlessness may be for
given. How can | ever have been UNI
kind to my faithful Jennie2 Nor have
forgotten - how could pour tender
parting. You said that you could never
forget me, and now your letter proves
that you were sincere; and / hope my
answer may convince you chat when
told You of my never failing conssancy
spoke the truth. W
ut is delightful surprise to me to
have heard from you at last. The years
that have been thinking and dreaming
of you and wishing for news of you are
over, and now have at last found the
idol of my boyish admiration.
"But you must have changed as well
as l in all this time. should like very
much to have likeness of you as you
are now, TO compare with that which is
indelibly stamped on my memory. Won't
you send me one:
"It,surprises me that in recalling those
experiences Of ours you should have
omitted the one that is most vivid and
most delightful to me. Can It be that
you lave forgotten the little house we
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-11-03

c0nlinusd On NilM PaQe.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-11-03
A BRAZEN GIRL.
She INDUCED in Practical Joking and Was
Caught in Her Own Net
BY Q. W. wlLMERDlNc.


N existence, even
if a dull one, in
a large and busy
city full of life,
when contrasted
in the mind of a
romantic young
lady Of Is sum-
mers with an en-
forced captivity
in an isolated cot
tage by the sea
shore, grows to
possess c harm 8
a n d an excite
ment which, I'M
til so considered.
mayhave remain
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-11-03

was THAT cuntlusticated an took aEack
that says he. john says he. yer amt
no burned use on the farm. says he,
'ans, if yer got the notion, 20, an God
bleAs yerr An John went-that's nigh
onter four year ago--an' he amt got ter
be perfessor nor nothin' yet. guess as
he's cracked; an one day says l, kinder
kind-Iike, Farmer Manton, says |,
Johns not right says |. 'Galusha,
says he, kinder hot, you mind yer own
business, says he I amt father to no
idiots. An amt said no more sence."
Galusha laughed long and heartily
over this "reminiscences, while Kittie
logged on along the road to the sea.
Presently they turned sharp bend in
the road; the pretty little Queen Anne
cottage came in sight. backing upon a
thick wood and overlooking the ocean.
and Galusha, refining in the mare, just
as though she would not have come to
halt unassisted. exclaimed, "Here yer
ber'
1t required, of course, three or four
days for Mabel to become accustomed to
her new surroundings. There was the
quaintance with, while she wondered all
the time what ever induced its owner to
plant it SO utterly out of the world; there
was the little forest of pines to explore,
and its most romantic hooks to be discov-
cred; and there was the sea, thing of
never failing beauty, to gaze upon from
the rocky cliffs, as it dashed itself in
fine spray against their base, or from
the broad crescent beach beyond, as it
rolled its crested pillows up the sandy
slope. Yes, all these things were very
pleasant-far more delightful than she
had anticipated. She thought during
those first few days that she would like
to live ON there forever, until the nov
city wore off and her fathers ailings
crushed out the new life which the
change had given birth to and kept him
locked in his own den with his miseries;
and even then nature began to pail as
a constant and sole companion, and her
mind turned with ever increasing anx-
iety to the one event which could posi-
bly, break this spell of monotony. Had
her letter in fact miscarried? or could it
be that the favored recipient had treated
it with cold contempt, ruthlessly destroy
ed it or cast it into the waste basket?
Many were the painful, blush provoking
thoughts that each terrible possibility
suggested. She had long since decided
that she had been little fool, and that
of course seniors in college had better
things to do than to answer silly girls
more silly letters, when one day on her
regular visit to Barton Bumps store she
overheard the following:
tits bin a-kickin' round this here
store three days, an amt goin ter be
bothered no longer. Hiram, jes' you
stick the drafted thing in one O. them
fetal envellups. an dress it to WASH
ton, d. c."
"Aint ye goin' to advertise it, dad?'
"'Tain't no good advertiser it, Hiram.
There amt nobody as calls herself Jen-
nings in the hull county, an know it. :"
But Mabel interrupted him. "Miss
Jane Jennings, is it? Why. that letter
Is for mer' she exclaimed eagerly.
jposf QE1fl
'm71I III n
AN
~ q
ES3 .1aS -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
600 BROAD STREET.
DRESS GOODS.

Wehaye now on exhibition the finest assort-
ment OF Fall and Winter Drcss Goods, all grades
and colorings Great care mas been taken In tho
selections aud we can suit you In style, color.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
The PALAIS Royal.
DRESS GOODS OPENING.

As this department Is rather new feature
with us. many folks are not aware that we are
showing one Of no largest assoriments OF low
and medium. price novelties in this city. wo
arc making speciality Of new and stylish goods
N prices 10 suit moderate pockcebooks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
CARPETS.

Our taste In this years selections has been
comphmented by our largo sales. Velvet Mo-
quote, Body Brussels. fO1bury. Thres-Ply,
Two-Ply, Ingram, Felt. and Rag Carpets. Largo
variety Of patterns In each grade.
JACKETS. NEwMARKETs, PLUSH cLoAKs
and other STYLISH wRAPPINGs.
LACE CURTAINS at si25 pair. would oe
cheap at 81 Handsomest assortment Of LACE
CURTAINS at prices to please intending pur-
chnsers.
sACQUING FLANNEL at CSC. a yard, elegant
value.
CAsHMERE-FULLEDF FLANNEL SKIRTS. Just
the thing for the season styles very handsome.
LADIES HEMsTITcHED INITIAL HAND
KERcaIEFs at isc. worth 25c. and a, l9c. worth
35c
sPLAsHERs, TRAY-cLoTHs. BUFFET
sCARFs, NAPKINS. and TlDIEs In very large
assortment and at lowest prices ever offered.
Material for House Wrappers or Gowns al i5e
yard. very soft and pretty.
n--Ew GOODS COMING IN FAST.
Low PRICES ALL THROUGH TIE HOUSE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
UndeylCedT.

Don't delay changing your underwear. You
know the old saying. delays are dangerous"
and this applies most forclbly to changing your
underwear Just now owing to tho changeAble
weather we are having.
In the selection OF our stock OF Underwear we
have staked cur reputstion-have bought what
we think will sell well and wear the same-the
best that money can buy. not only In appear
snces but In ectusl worth aud wear.
LADIES' VESTS IN ribbed and plain at 25. 80. Is,
so, 75c.. 81, and sl.25-no better values ever
shown;
GENTLEMEN'S WHITE SHIRTS and PANTS ai
25. IS, and 50c.-nearly sll-wool at '5c. aud
strictly all-wool a: 81 apiece:
In Red Medicated Underwear We have all
grades and prices.
CHILDREN's RIBBED AND PLAIN VESTS a!
popular prices;
HARRls's KID GLOVES In black and colors at
SOC. a pair;
HARRIs's LACING KID GLOVES. all colors. at
75c. q pair;
HARRIs's GLOVES at ti-eyery pair warranted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
BRASS CAKE-sTANDs

s-inch for lGc. worth &c..
9-inch for pic. worth 7jc.;
lO-inch for 27c. worth 81;
li-inch for 31c. worth si25;
Iargc.sizs Embossed silver Walters at &C.;
Extra-largo szo Embossed oyal-shape Walters
at9c.:
smar-sze Embossed Silver Walters Mt &C.;
Reni White China cups and Saucers, a bargain
at g q dozen, but our pricO is only 0c. a
pair;
Real China Dlnner-Seis. 1O2 pieces, elegantly
decorated. would cost you at a china store
s}l, our pricc is s23s9. We ask your special
attention to these sots.
Beautiful China Salad or Frnit Plates. large size,
mot tho small onos), brocado decorations
aud assorted flowers. worth &c, our price is
&c.;
A wonderful bargain In handsome Lamp,
beautifully decorated. 12N inches high. COM
plctc. ready to burn, at 49c. Positively
worth n dollar.
Lovely Haud-Painted Vases, 10 inches high
worth $3.50. our price sl.l7 pair;
Square Tin Broad-Pans, timers price Csc, our
price &C.;
Jeauncite Goblet. heavy cut. nne polish. beau
ties. worth lOc. each, our prico sc.
Some of the greatest bargains in Japanese
ware that you ever saw.
BIC. Kose-Jar3 p, l9c;
$3.50 Vases az 50c.:
$3.50 Fancy Pieces atfi;
G-qu1r. BlocE-Tin Dish-Pans, ,9c.
Bes: Nickel Cuspadores. lsc..;
Rostcnfns 1'es-sets tro;d rand docoIrions, q
pieces, At $3.50 worth SO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
VARIETY, STYLES, QUALITY, ANDCHEAPSESS

It's impossible Tor any lady buying from this
wel-chosen assortment to go astray, as oil OF our
STYLES are conceded to be tho latest novelties.
Our SIDE BANDS at q5c. are beauties;
Our ROBE STYLES at 30c arc very choice:
Our double-width sll-vooi LADIES' CLOTHS at
2sc. yard are surprise to everyone;
Our novelties In sERGBs, FLANNELs, TRI-
COTS. FLAIDs, and STRIPES AZ SOC. yard
are simply superb;
In the popular HENRIETTAs we have all grades
from the 25c. quality upwards;
Our PRINCESS CLOTHS are entirely new and
worry cheap at lskc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
DdH2aSRS.

Experienced and economical buyers who be-
lieye n bargains will do w,ll TO inspect line OF
BLEACHED TABLE DAMAsKs. slightly soiled,
which we have Just opened at so. IS. 6j. and 75c.
worth 75c., 81, and si.25 yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
1p(oFE!N
(oNRAfY
S~

A mile OF exhibition now. Hours
yes. dsys-can be spent here in looking
alone. Touch whatever department you
will, and usual full house OF goods ex-
hibits itself before you. Monday WILDE
one OF the proper days for your visit
You are invited 10 call and see thou
sands OF dollars worth OF goods, each
kind having some particular kind Of
merit worthy tho Introductory sale of
the fall season. It's not so much ques-
tion OF immediate buying as to see whero
to spend your money to advantage, econ
omize, and acquire liberal wardrobe.
Not dark corner in the house-overy-
thing sunshine and cheer. Your money,
too, is to go further here than else
where-that is the road We are travelling
over. The best, finest, and cheapest
Advertisement will never do justice to
what is to be seen or had here. Even
attempt is swallowed by immensity.
The Worsted Dress Fabrics occupy
more space than ever. French, English.
German, and American manufacturers
find an outlet here that is recognized ~
worthy their attention.
Frcnch-Pattern Dresses. sl3.G0 that
might bd-s2O. sl5.25 that could as easily
he sold for S25-all the way to s33.
New Plaids and Stripes, ~ and 69c. +;
Wool Plaids, 40 inches wide, for 25c.
New colorings in Printed Cashmere,
&c.
Where could you look for q moro
honest sock of Hosiery? We keep close
to the best manufacturers. The fast dye
in Black Cotton heretofore. Now science
has advanced the fast dye to Lisle in
black and colors in Cotton.
Fast Black Lisle, 69c. G9c. was the
price for the same quality the past sea-
son. Not fast. Our own special i'm
portation.
No more staining OF colors in Hosiery.
The Sanitary Dye, Navy and Brown,
full regular, % aud 49c. Fast Black,
in half regular, l2l aud l5c. full regu-
lar, II to CSC.
Ladies' Full. Regular Balbriggans, 12i,
II, and 2Sc. for the usual i0c. quality.
Near 100 dozen Children's Hose, in
sizes ) to 81. will bo sold for near half
value to close odd lots 30 TO SIC. was
the price l2l TO 20c. now.
All kinds Of the best makes of Hose,
The fall McCalls Bazaar Gloye-Fitting
Patterns are here. Sarlple sheets free
| for the asking.
No such a lot Of Beddings have ever
been seen in Virginia.
White Blankets, 5-pounds weight, 60
per cent. wool, Sl.49; 65c. for Whito
Blanket 81. 4S for 50 per cent wool;
3. so for all wool Sj.i5 for extra weight
extra size-all the way TO sl5.SS.
Every kind of Comfortables.
We are growing in Boys Clothing.
Seven long counters loaded with them.
They are rather the envy Of the Misses
Ready-Made Wraps. What could you
imagine in either that is not ready for
you? Boys Suits for sl.25. sl.69, and
SI.9s; all wool, s2.9s, 1890. and sLGS.
II you take pride in the boy we do in
the garments no il 10 wear Some OF tho
| Filth tf,xtura. "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
Blankets.

We have Blankets at ali prices from 90c. pair
upwards; but we claim TO have the best $3.50
Blanket in Richmond. and our All-Wool iO-4
Blanket at $3.50 cannot DO matched by any other
house Ia the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
PERSON AL

ITO MY FRIENDS AND THE TSr
Il PUBLIC: have opened at No. 1910 80
west Broad street FIhsT-CLAsS BOARDING
AND HIKING STABLES. Horses boarded by
tue day, veok. or month have also opened Q
FRED STORE at Inc same numpeh and vii
keep on hand . full supply OF CORN, OATS,
HAY, MILL-FEED. STRAW. &C.
FREDERICK =. HoUSkhAN,
% N-F.su&Tuat Propriesor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
IolCeLS.

With this lot OF Dama'ks we also secured q
big drive In Towels. We can frankly cay IT Is A
BARGAIN LOT. You will say 30, 200, when you
see them and learn our priccs-s, TO- l2%, iGS.
Il. 20. aud 2sc., worth fully % por cont more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
Pushes.

A rich line Of colors in silk Pushes at s7xc. a
yard:
SILK Yelyets In all the leading shades e. 30 and
75c. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
is filing up
with every
THE BASEMENT

kind Of useful. necessary, and orns-
mental Houseware Goods you can think
OF. Bargains here in lots OF China
wares, Glassware. and Tin and Iron
Utensils The Toys are arriving, too
all the way from Germany and France.
Several cssesof Towels, Table-Linens.
and other Linen Goods passed to us
through the New York custom-house lss>
week. The best and most reliable quail
ties with the lowest prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
Gtn6h0DlS.

Special novelties In Gnghams will be display
ed this week. Such maryols of beauties we have
never hal before They are as rich in colorings
and designs as tho finest imported wors,od IA
brics. Prices 81, 10, and l2hc. syard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
CHINA DEPARTMENT.

We intend making this Departments one Of the
features Of our establishment. You will find
here at all times most complete assortment OF
the LATEST NOVELTIES AND MOST DHsIRA-
BILE ARTICLES shown By any OF the china
stores at PRICES WAY BELOW REGULAR
CHINA-sroRg FIGURES. and we dosIre to en-
phasize the fact that no matter Of how low a
price we advertise an article we will have on
hand n sufficient supply 70 meet all demands,
ard you will not he greeted with the old cry oil
"Just sold out - at A. N. The toms mention
cd below will give you only faint idea of what
we have 10 show but tho prices viii be guide
as TO how We are going to cell them:
Imported Porcelain Chamber Sets. 10 pieces,
large size. worth GO, for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
Buy the handsomest
Feathers, the finest Of
MILLINERY.

material, the costliest Hat, combine
them, and then wonder why your Head
gear is not as it should be. Does ii lack
the touch OF French science and taste?
Yes, that's it. The art OF Hat-Making
does not grow in an unweeded garden.
Tho Millinery Department is q subur-
ban residence Of Paris, with every IA
cility Of communication, where most
houses are shut out. Your advantage is
the variety and the cost on a co-equal
footing with the lowest prices. Miss
Mary O'Donnell, with her string OF as
sistants, is ready now to serve you.
The Opening OF French and English
Ready-Made Headwear will take place Q
little later.
The Chocolate Menier is not the
Chocolate you usually buy. Try 1t and
you viii never use any other-iOc. .
box, &c. a cake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
UOaRs.

Our first lnstalmont OF Cloaks has just arrived
and we are now ready TO show you all of tho new
things IN WRAPS, such ~ Jackets, Newmarket,
and Plush Gsrmen;s. aud at prices much lower
than last season.
1914 BLEACHED SHEETISG Just received at 2oc.
yard.
Held d&NoM5ms4,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
$685..

Half-uallon Heavy Cut-Glass Pitchers, china
store price 81. our price 4Sc.
Polka-Dot Colored Tumblers worth l0c., our
price &c.:
Imitation Heavy Cut-Glass Tumblers, china
store price 12Ec., our price &C.;
Beautiful 6-inch Ice-Cream Plates, worth lOc.
zach, our price &C.;
The best Electric Lamp made. rich brass with
1O-inch porcelain shade, only sl.6s:
Rich Mat Decorated Parlor Lamps, Siih l0-inch
rIng-top domo shades, china-store price s.
our price sl.S3;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-08
LOCAL BREVITIEs.
a Count of Forresters Will be- org


in this city tomorrow night.
Harmony Ledge, No. 81, of Washington,
will pay fraternal visit to Oriental Lodge,
No. 6, of THE city, on next Friday evening.
q vessel belonging to Capt. Chas. McKin.
ney was blown on the rocks near Quantico
on Saturday and wrecked. Her crew es.
capped.
Mr.. Edgar Lyles received telegram last
oight announcing the death of his little
grandson, Eddie, in Richmond, and left this
morning to attend his funeral.
I've new locomotives, the r. E Lee and
q. S. Grant, just built at the Baldwin works
at Philadelphia for the Alabama Midland
read, passed through this city yesterday.
The annual meeting OF the Young Mems
Christian Association takes place to night
at 7:30 in the parlors of the association. Re-
ports of the past years work will be pre-.
scented and board of directors for the en-
suing year elected. A musical programme
has been arranged and other interesting
features will be introduced.
The committee of arrangements on the unveil-
ing OF the Confederate statue meets tonight at
the Columbia engine house at o'clock.
The steam yacht Sycamore, of New York, pass
ed up the river yesterday evening.
One of the Fish Commissioners steam yachts
stopped at the wharf here today.
Mr.. ]. P. Cooper, of London, was in the city
yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-08
A Scrap ofPaper saved Her Life.

1t was just an ordinary scrap of wrapping paper
but it saved her lfo She was in tho last stages
of consumption, told by physicians that she was
incurable and could live only short time she
weighed less than seventy pounds On piece Of
wrapping paper she read of Dr. Kings New Dis
covery, and got sample bottle; it helped her, She
bought large bottle, it helped her moro, bought
another and grew better fast, continued its use
and is Low strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh
ing 14o pounds. For fuller particulars send
stamp to w. II. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial
Bottles of this wonderful Discovery Free at E. s..
Leadbcatcr & Bros.