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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29
Foreign News.

LoNDoN, DISC. 29.-Ths death of Mr..
Thomas Richardson, mom5sr OF Psrlia-
msnt from Hsrt;opool, is announced. Mr..
RIcherdson was 10 liberal unionist in
politics.
Sav!a. the pugiiiat, declines TO accept
Oo.5ett's proposal match at New Otlesns,
IS he IL suffsring from al attack of the IT,
iluerzs.
GLASGOW. D5o 2o.-The great railroad
strike is paariug ita .erd aud sha strikera
will, soone: or later, have to submit to the
inevitable. Passenger and fEsight traffic
On the m.in .iaes !s slowly bns surely in
proving.
ROME. DISC. 30 The fl ,ods In Italy fol-
loving tha heavy snows, did maoh damage
10 the rsi!wags. rcaGi, about the district
Of Naples has bseo a!mcss completely sue-
pended.
BELFAST. Doc ga man named Nc
D3wsl, vent fron this city to South Africa
9ome years ago, snd finally settled down in
tho diamond miuo region, and managed TO
sccrmulate f;rsuas there About seven
weeks ago no Married beautiful girl and
sailed ni5h his Bride for ths county, and
settled down st Bangor with the intention
OF ps. sing the honeymoon 10 that place.
Last night thd body OF Mrs. Mcdowell was
found by tbs 5oad.ide Nth "a empty boz
tie, supposed &c have contained poison, ~
Ing beside hef. TIE afI.r is shrouded in
pys:sry.
DUBLIN, De. 90 The Frceman's Jour
nal To-Day annouu5sd that the conference
be q sen M.. Parnel and Mr.. W. O,Brien
will take place tomorrow at Boulogn-sur-
mer. Tas mayor, msyor-elsot, and Ave
previous mayors CT Cork have written to
Mr.. o'Brien, ssying thai, as much es they
appreciate Mr. Gladatone's services and
deeply feeling the obligations due to the
Liberals, they deny the eight of English
statssnsn TO dictate 20 I'ishmen as to who
should Or should not be their leaders. Att
ione, Boscommon and Westmeath are heiDg
excited by ptooam alton pIaoardel ia all
prominent pl,ees. l. states that. trus Irish
mon have resolved TO support their indie
pendince, aDd that the Kilkenny reverse Is
trumpet call f0t you to close your ranks
and make . Last suprems Gght for the cause"
It adds that "the fssherisnd is threatened
By calamity surprising q thousand cos.-
olon sots-the lowaring of the Il .g of indie
psndence on The vogue promises of British
statesman" The proclamation asks the
people to austain the tried policy OF the
independent party in parliament, adding
that With ths people Of Iceland All America
unitcd behind 1t eheulG ena'ein The leader
Who rna9a tnet policy sud I'D ths n 70 vic
Tory until nov.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29
He Gave His Wife AWAY.

With very little ceremony and apparently
no heart. burninas on either side, MIR. and
Mrs. William 4. S.ewars, of Chicago,
sgveel to sever sher marital relations
aud 60 d.f,rent WAYS dasiog the rest
of they lives, On Monday last Stew
art. who states shet ne is g commerci8l
traveller. vent 90 Baltimore With hie
gifo and child, boy offs ysare, aud took
rooms at Mil!er's hotel. Mrs. SteWartis q
handsome end stately woman about 80 Gears
old, and from appears ocee tho reia5ioos bs-
tween bnsbsr6 and wife were all that coud
be desired. 4 recent arrival was ths canes CT
the encouragement. He sgued the regis'of
90 William K. Rcnsrds, OF Philadelphia.
His meeting WITH Nirs. Stewart WAS sur
prize to hc:S. and even greater surprise
ns:sy to Mr. Stewart when hs learned that
Richards was 90 old fame of his wife, Ey-
identity the cid love he'd been revived by the
renewed acquaintance, and Richards erriv
al appes.eo to work change in the con-
duct of MIS-. Stewart toward her liege lord,
and tt soon beoame evident to the husband
that his wife Vas exhibiting decided Pref
erence for the newcomer. Mr. Stewart, it
is said, ives not long in s1speetirg the real
state OF biz wiie's foelirg', but he deter
mined to make sure Tne'Ger his Vile cared
more for Rioharis than she did for himself,
so he plainly told her that he was lahorlng
under the impression that she preferred
Richards to the man to whom she cwed al
lesiaucs under the marriage iags, and that
if be wers correct in his suI nises che
had better make her choice at orce.
Mrs. Stewart was not long 10 making her
choice. She Almost Immediately declared
that Richards wss the man into whose keep
ing she would corfde her future happiness.
The boy, however, was the only obstacle TO
an amiosbe separation. Ms: Stewart
pleaded lcng aod earnestly for the custody
of hss child, but the father refcsed to yield.
Finally, with cheerful adieu to her Eus-
oeud aud kiss to her boy, Mrs. Stewart
left thu botal with Richards. Stewart re-
uaaias ct Miiei't. He does not show any
resentment, be. saya he will never taxa his
wits back ageio. AS soon as be returns TO
Chicago ne will probably take steps TO CD
tain divorce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29
Gagged ard Robbed.

KANSAS City. Mo-, Dec. %, -Gectgs "
Wa'zsr, representative Of the Norris SAfs
and Lock Company. OF CoVingtor, KY,
was gagged and robbed in room at the U.s.
ion Depot Hotel about 1890 this morning
lie was awakened ct the hou, men.cnsd
by q SQUAD in tie room and SAW two m,a
searching .hs pocsets OF his psnta. Wtea
they discovered that he wss awake they
gagged hin and afterwards robbed him of 500.
AS soon IS they had departed Waller rang the
bell sud help came, hut it then too late to get
any trece OF the robbcrg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29

pass, es tie democratic Senators could DO
4 o; hipg 10 preveot such action but protest,
SAD that protests to their republican col
leagues would sEoouns to nothing Repre-
sentative OFa,reil When asked about the
sane matter said he bad been told By relia-
BILE authority ibis mornicg that the bill
&Guld pass.
~. aoar lo!a f.ierd to-day that the
gss rule YOU'D not be brought up il the
Senats unil next Monday, and that be
thought :his week wen he consumed in that
body by continuation Of The debate on the
Force bill. Respecting the gag rule, the i'm
preston at the Cspitolto -dsy Is that it will be
adopted, for though three or four republican
Senators may ba opposed to it, ell of them
will vote to make quorum, aud that Is all
its advocates wsDt them 90 Do. It Is also
rumore6, es previously stated in this cores
prudence, that Vice President Morton will,
a. neither moral por physical courage Is re-
Quired TO Go &c, sssune the responsibility
Of ig0orlug the demands OF the democrats
for en ex.e3sion Of time for debate; In other
words, playing the Reed role Gu the Senate.
Senator Hampton was in his scat in tina Senate
TO day for the first time since he WAS accidentally
shot and aince Mr. Iiby was elected as his success.
or His eyesight has not been impaired no looks
well ard hearty. AID he regards his defeat az only
ali evidence If Tho instability Of popular favor.
Tho republican Senators who have expressed
themselves as opposed to the Force blu sre being
subjected to greet pressure not only by the Presi-
dent, but at home. TO force them to support thet
bill and it is feared that few of them have the
moral courage to vote in accordance with their
wise and Just convictions.
Senator Daniel has the bill for the Washington
and Arlington Railroad in charge, and is on the
constant lookout for an opportunity to intro
duce it,
The following is the only change in the fou Tn
cla p stofices OF Virginia that was made to-day
Belgrade, Shenandoah county, II Weaver sp-
pointed postmaster, vice ]. G. Lonas, resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29
A TERRIBLE DIscoYrRY.-Enma Matter

A TERR1BLE DIscoyERY.-Enma Matter
was on Saturday caught on railroad bridge
near Halifax, Pa, by train running at 8
high rate of speed. Realizing her danger,
she attempted 10 let herself through the
ties into the creek below. The space wss
small, however, aud as see was partly
through the engine struck her. Tao CLOTH
ing vas torn from her body. end she drop
pad into the creek below with nothing on
but her shoes srd stockings. Oae Of the
.nea who helpsG 10 carry TIE beds e tee
eEore tSok cioss lock at g retE giFi's
features, sid exclaimed 10 a VOC OF agony,
My Cod it is my sIster - TIE girl s7aa
tHcots ..bree years olc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29

LONDON, Dc. 29.-At a-aa.dso Castle
tc-dav the eights-fEst bIrthday OF Hon Wiz
liam Eaart Gladstone ia Being celebrated
with quiet rejoicisss. kilograms of con
graduation and isrge cumbe!s ofpreseu;s ST.
rived during the early part Of tie day from
ell pa.,d>of Great Bsitsia end there wera
ALEC received sewers | copg,aluiator0 cable
messages iao:n the Tilted States During
lhs course Of the Day hir. sdstone G5ova
10 az open carriage to tee spot outside lie
chief entrance 10 Hawarden Castle. whe.e
memorial tountsin was unveiled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29
Attempted Suicide.

Abba, Ia, Dec 29-The sight CT well
dressed gourg somsn suspsndsd in tae 81
bya sope, ona end Of which PISS pGiuated q
he1Intck ard Lhs ether end fastened 20 . tsi-
oony twelve feet abevs. attracted the s. ter
tiou OF tbs inu1ates Of tho Gamer House
las. night. TIE w)uan's face waa olaol
WITH strausuiatiop, and the tongas pro
t,u }ed. She was hastily cut down {, Il
after hard work rss1soiaseG. Ths young
woman's name is Mrs. Cobb. eDd sue h2d
been married The nIgat before Why sh
wished to commit suicide is net kooRp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29
Slzgs5z@ &
ASSOCIATED PBEss I.sPATChEs.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON: D. o., Dsc, %.
SEiSATE.

The Senate met at noon. The Vice
President ,nid before the Senate COM
manica;ion from the Governor of Idaho.
s.austniiLirg credentials of the Senators
eeo. from that Statt--Messts. George L..
Sbcrp apd Vim. J. Mcconnell.
Tie credentials having been read Mr..
aosr moved that 40 Mr. Shoup was present
ths oeth OF Office De Administered to him.
Ny. Vance remarked that the new State
of Idaho appeared to have elected more
shan its fair share OF Senators, and be
though. that the credentials should be re-
ierred to the committee on privilege and
slections.
Mr. Eosr said that, IS he understood,
,nere were only two Senator's chosen from
shss State. Ee thouzht that bis motion
too; PRECEDENCE of Mr.. Vsncs'f.
Mr.. Hosr's motion having been agreed 10
that Senator escorted Ms. shcup to the
clerks desk, where he took the oasd Of
olIiae and eubscrbed to Ii.
RI. Harris subsequently inquired whe.
had BECOME Of Eir. Vaace's motion, add said
Inst Mr.. Stomp had been simply sworn on
bis prima face caae.
Cir. Vancs remarked that it was stated
10 the newspapers that three Senators had
been elected ia Iiabo. and that tho leglsla-
ta.e dsd gone to TIE extent Of assigning to
each OF ;hem the tsrm for which he should
servo. That was contrary (he said) to the
rIls Of lhs 9euate and so the constitutional
revision. He thought it proper, therefore,
that thu question should be determined by
tho proper Committee of the Senate.
After loss Sebsse Mr.. Hoar moved t0
lay on the table Mr. Vsncs's motion 10 re.
Ter the credentials to the committee on priv.
tteges aud elections. The vote visa taken,
aGd Il resulted, peas 22-ns5s Is 100 quorum}.
TIE Ioil was then oaied and SO Senators
answered to their nsnss. This showed the
presence OF no-e than quorum but seVe
fsl OF these present vera paired and could
net vote.
A. tie suggestion 81 Mr. Hear, tie call for
the CESS aud nays Was withdrawn, his own
motion TO lay % tho table Was Withdrawn,
AID Mr. VAace's motion to ssfsy tie cseden.
ia;s Of Mess 8 Shoup snd Mcdonnell TO the
c0uE0.:ee on pits lsses aHd elections WE
ese=d &c.
Mr.. Aldy;ch offered his resolution for the
..0sndmert of tho rules, which De had here
jc:oie giyen notce OF, Sod esked tia. it be
printed and laid over.
Err. Cockrell ssked whether it was nov in
oder TO move 10 refer the resolution to the
committee on iules.
LIS. Aidrich-Not now. Tat motion will
5a in order wber the resolution comes up,
Il 10 not 1ow belore the Senate.
NJ, CGcS:eli-Why is it not?
Mr. A'd,ich-By ny nsfiOg that 1t go
oyer.
Mr. Oockre!-rbsu the Senator ctfers
tia raaolu.ioo cad thaa OH sois TO it-askiHg
that 1t so ose'?
Ms. AldrIoh-TAati is the practical! sG4ct.
M-. CockreI'--A!i right.
Tie resolution went over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29

TIE paRsENT administration is doirg all
IL Can possibly do to restrict the trade OF this
country. II hes now prohibited the import
stion Of Canadien cattle, sheep and swine
excsp5 az one port in Vermont. OF eouree
the Csnadians will rstaliate. During the
congressional debate on the tariff bill Il was
etassd By soma Of the republicans that THE
country could get along pretty well without
any foreign trade at al. II the republicans
retain the control Of the government much
longer, and go or as they are now doirg, tho
truth of that statement will probably be
tented
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29
The Indian Situation.

WOUNDED KNEE. S. ID. Dec. 29-Th3
prisoners surrendered Sunday with Big
Foot's baud include tho Sttloe Bull gang.
that fed after their chiefs death. Scou's
just In report that Short Bull cad his brave
are on thei. way to the agency snd are il
camp now, only SIX mics swsy.
RApID CITY, S. D.. Dc. 29-tseeass.
Miles headquarters will DC il Inc sadd. o
after to-5ay. lis wil probably s!et5 fc-cay
for Pas Ridge going through lie Bad Lads
with al escort OF soauta aud me sixth CIV
airy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29
Fire

PsEKsKILL. N. Y, Dec. 29-At Eve
O'Clock this morning The extensive Carriage
house and osd6r valuable ou,buildinga on
the Ro'cobei place, formerly Tie snmn9s
home OF Ev. Henry Ward Bseoher, BUS
now Owned snd occupied during the sum
mer) by Mrs. a. Z. Stewart. of New Yo.F
TOOK fire aad burned to The ground. FouI
horses persisted Ia The Games. The oa.G!da
buildings were totally destroyed, bu, tho
residences was saVtd. The loss is pIGced sc
$50 600
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29

LAST MONTH the voters of this country
gave ms ority OF 900 against the Force
bill. The government of this country Is SAID
to De representative. The republicans say
the m joriiy not only has the power, but the
right, to Go whatever may please it. Bet, all
tins same, the representatives Of the rePubii-
Gin party IL Congress- are now engaged In
al attempt to pass bill in opposition to the
directly expressed will of majority OF near
Nv million of the man of the country, and
OF nearly two million majority OF the white
man. A similar attempt in republican
Fesnca Sgitz,ylsnd or Brazil would have
incited revolution. 10 parliamentary mon
arches those engaged in 1t would have been
turned neck and heel out Of their assembly
halls by government force.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29
wRG!EIA EEws.

At Buutersvilc, nenr Norfolk, on Friday
night sst, Charles Eeyss YVES shot, tut pot
fatally, by his son, John Hayes. While
drunk. He made 90 assault upon his witf,
when the con interforred to protect hia
mother.
Rev. Jemes E. D4!by, IF the Virginia Con-
ference, died at the residence OF b's fa:aef,
in Berk!ev, Friday night. Hs was 90 MS
uay to Lynchhurs tn at,s2d conference
when taken sick. he leaves wife and
three children.
Ia Stanton on Saturday evening 8 pis-
toll. supposed to os unlosded, in the hsuds
of Jimmie Whitworth, OF Sulphur Sorluge,
Texas, went eff and almost instantly Killed
Alvin Hathaway, Of Dennison. Texas.
Roth young men were csdeEs st the StsunLon
Military Academy.
Hon. John T. RyaH, Of Loudoca, member
# the Housa ofD-le gs!es, VISA in Richmond
90 Saturday. He doesu'S think thage Ril
ha any extra seseion Of tee gsasrat eaean-
big. When lie vyns there few days ago be
took different Wow, but now hs ia fully
convinced that the governor osnaot be pre- :
vailed npon to ensemble tho lawmakers,
and the members will not call Tho ssssion
themselves.
The chesse.factory at Somerset, on The
Virginia Midland railroad, has been 6 great
SUCCESS, and las relieved the pecnIis,y etc-
ba.rsssment Of The far@er5 very much, and
some 10000 pounds of frst-class cream
cheese hes been msda 10 yesr and quar-
ter and the farmers have realized paying
prict Cox milk. Messrs. Eaton, who wsD-
see Il, are from northern Nsw York aid
report this much hotter cheese country
than that celebrated section la richness of
niik, in length of season, aud in nearness to
the southern markets. Other actories have
been started-oue at Rochelle. in Madison
county, and another st Brandy station.
ThG.e seems to be 10 reason why the whole
Piedmont ssotion sh.ud not hecone q
cbesse-msking country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29

SENATOR EDMUNDs bases his support OF
tho proposed gag rule upon the "higher
law" doctrine Of the old abolition and black
republican party. Ee ssys "that what the
country may think in reepect of the rule re-
ferred to Is entirely immsterial to him. 10
the sense OF affecting his conduct 10 doing
what he thinks is his duty In the promotion
of the general interest" In the words Of
the late Mr.. Vanderbilt, "the people be
damned; he is going to do what plesses him"
And Mr.. Edmunds is the acknowledged re-
publican leader 10 the U. s. Seuate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29

IN VIEW 0; thu fact that tho republicans
haga recently stolen tho two Q. 8. Senators
from Montana and that thsy are now at
tempting to steal Senator'S from Nav Hamp-
shsrs and Illinois, 1t is riiculousiy amusing
30 real the abuse repnbii can and sc-cilied
Independent new3ps pare are heaping upon
South Carolina for awarding the certificate
of election to TIA democratic candidate Tor
Congress- in The Ia district OF that State,
who received moi osity of the legal ballota,
instead OF to the republican negro candidate,
who received majority CT the illegal ba'-
lots.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29

Gov. MCKINNEY is reported IS saying "he
would nevsr entertain any proposition to
settle the State deb except it be ossed upon
the Riddlebe,ger bill" II this be true, ne
should resign at ONCE. that is, If he have the
real interest OF the State at heart. What
Virginia ia most 10 need of now Ia 3 pe.ma-
pent and satisfactory settlement of her pub
lilo debt, and 40 man vhh1 10 unwilling to
consider any proposition intended to efaoe
that oti CT should remain a. the head of Ger
atfAlrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29
TussLE WITH a w11DcAr-while Joba

TUssLE WITH a WILDCAr-While Joha
O'Dornel, of Sosndaken, N. Y, YVES pro.
ceedug to Ills mountain quarry one morn
ing tbs past week, very large wildcat
sprang upon hin. As he was uaarmed, the
animai had the .bsst OF the battle at the
star. O'DonnsIl is q man of powerful ply
slo1e, ADD with his cliuched 6ss he struck
the cat On the Read. This seemed to dsz,
the animal for moment, bnt 1t sgain sPrang
u2Gn O'Donpsii, i's sharp claws tearing MS,
clothes and cutting deep iuto h'a fesh Al
Ter a a;,uggls OF neariS half al honr. 0'Don-
nell Killed the bess. sud took IS home Sc
trophy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29

AMONG THE most pronounced advoeate'
of the Force BIZ, in the q 8. Senate sre
Messrs. Hoar Of Massachusetts, Chandler OF
Nav Hampshire. ard Aldrich of Rhode Is
land. Add yet the record OF the timed SHOWS
that each of the States mentioned adopted
the federal Constitution with the expressed
understanding that the national government
should have nothing to do with elections,
save only and except 10 those States which
ynieht fall to provide for them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29
LEX A N DIR I A.
MONDAY EyENIae, DEcEMBER 90
ggE PHILADELPHIA american, an ultra

TgE PHILADELPHIA american, an ultra
aud ceatralzng republican paper. closes an
article on the future prospect Of the repub.i-
can party, as follows:
IA it true, then, judging from all these
oircuns,ao css, that the life of the republI
ca party is spsut, ard that we are really
in the midst OF political breakup? There
ware msny thousands Of Wings who old
no know uc.i long after their defect IL
1852. that the Whig party was dead. Yet IL
avQs Geed-dssd AZ door rail"
Whether The republican party be dead or
not W Il only be dsfately determined at the
next Presidential election; but that it should
be dssd that Is if it continue under Its pres
ens management. contamination that
should bs devcutly desired by every boay
ylo has any sort Of either moral or mate
rlal Interest in the welfare of the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29

A SAD CAsa.-Loais schwiug, CT CnciD-
aa.i, worn ous with watching at the bed
Side Of his four-year-old daughter, who had
dlphtha7:n, took brief aleap Saturday, aud
puddeu!y awakening ST ;he stroke Oh bg
the ciook, hurciedl7 poured tesspoonfu! Of
medicine for the chld from a bottle on tho table
and gave it to her. Shrek from the child
aroused hin fully. Bo had given carbolic acid
Tho child died in two hours Schwipg was with
difficulty restrained from taking his own life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29

GONE WITH Fay TEMpLEroNs MOTHER -Nrs.
Elf Whselan, wife Of the well-kaown comoaian Of
tho Wilbur Opera Company, in Cincinnati on Sat
urday trod to have her husband arrested en- =
charge of misconduct wish Alico Vane, the mother
of Fsy Temp,etnn. Mrs. Whoolan CHARGED deser-
ton, and alleged tat her in'stuated hush and had
been al intervals for three years the travelling and
living compassion o; FaY's so year-cld mother
The complaining wife did rot have eutiicienG or
suitable evidence Tor tho arrest Of Whee an, but
rlsy swear out i warrant for him to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29

"Whsn we tee parted, felt hat had
taken cold" ssio ?aomss IakeinitJne. 'and
next EncrniDg 1 ~ss hoarse indeed. But :
% c5rt bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup
fixed re- up.
Contentious women a,s s'&gas 70 head
ache; bat e4ent7-fVe ceo's spent fnr bo-
sa Of sa.yation o.! VII! restore harmony IN
tbs soa:ehold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29
Bold Robbers.

CHICAGO. Dec ga telephone m9.sega
from South Ch!csgo says that Few minutes
ago three men entered the bank the'o,
covered the coshier wiki revolver, aud ro
bad the oank Of sIl the money it contained.
They jumped inlo 8 buggy ard drove
rapidly tovsFd The city. Tbs alarm IVES
at once given ard olii9ess s;afiea in parsul';
but the robbers were by that time cut II
sieht.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29

you are al run down, tagged out, axe
Simmons Liver Regulator aDG be spry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29

There is much in good blood bot if borr
OF bad blood. "a. g. O, Alternative" is the
only remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-29

No danger ever attends tho nse Of s:.n-
nons Liver Regulator