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A PERMANENT CURE.

For years was troubled with
the most malignant type of Chron-
ic Blood Trouble. After trying
various other remedies, without
getting any benefit, was induced
by Joe Schell, barber, who has
since moved to St. Louis, and who
was cured by Swift's Specific of a
Constitutional Blood Trouble, to
take s S. S. 4. few bottles cured
me permanently. I also consider
S. S. S. the best tonic ever saw.
While taking it my weight increas-
ed and my health improved in
every way. [ have recommended
S. S. S. to several friends, and i'll
every case they were satisfied with
the results.
S. A. WR1aHr,
Midway, Pa.
Warren sheaf., 1890-09-25
S. A. WRIGHT,
Midway, Pa.
A Mnss or aORRs.

A Mass OF SORBs.
l am so grateful for the benef-
cial results obtained from using s.
S. S. that ! want to adj my tcsti-
mony to that already published for
the public good. I was a mass Of
sores before using. but am now en-
tirely cured. G. MCCARTHY,
St. Louie, Mo.
Treatise ON Blood and Skin diseases mailed tree.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. 0a.
Warren sheaf., 1890-09-25
Ceun

or state Sen&tor l.. q. WOOD.
FER Representative. l.. W,WAUONEH.
Warren sheaf., 1890-09-25

The SHEAR will be sent to new
subscribers from now until Jan. 1st,.
1891 for the small sum OF 25 cents
cash. Now is the time to subscribe.
Itch, on man and horses AMI ali
animals cured in 80 minutes bv WonI-
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This ,l.,y;.l
fails. Sold by p. f. Whitney, drug
gist, Warren, Alinn.
Warren sheaf., 1890-09-25
County.

Tor state senator. II. y. HANSON,
For Representative. n. L. PETERSON.
Warren sheaf., 1890-09-25
CONGRNSSIONAI,

f"r Congress. 5th Dist, $. G. COMSTo,K
LEGISLATIVE,
Warren sheaf., 1890-09-25

mod renter hvad de nu l@gger ud,
og go,l detailing for deres besv@r
we'd siden af.
| Et andet argument som Argyle
spekulanter bruger. CT at Warren
! folket ager at bygga kostbare ooun-
| ty' bygninger, sNis county sadet
blir y@rende der l8ngcre. Ogsaa
dette argument or slaaet at nlarken.
Det er nemlig nn anerkjendt. endcg
at Argyle mandene, at Warren
like kan gj0rc det, da'i har givet
gyldige bonds Tor $4,000 for ut
noget saadant like skal sk.. Sagen
er allsaa simpelt hen som f0lger:
Paa den enc side: Hyis court.
huset bier i Warren 5 aai.s It'd I'll,
blir der ingen udgifter for nogen-
somllelst nye Dygninger. Og naar
de fem aar or udlUbne, blir let5
#sandsynligyis muligt at faa court
5huset fyttet ill ct punk som VIZ
kelig er midi countiet. Og til
den It'd vii formodentlig grandserne
for countiet v@re bestcmt fastsatte
Paa den andet side: Blir county
sadet M tiyttet I'll Argyle, saa blir
der store udgifter og f0lgelig Store
SKATER e der blir udgifter er
naget som enhver, som like erl
Ipersonlig llateresseret i Argyle,
indr3mmer Courthus maa byggesl
j Argyle hvis county sadet blir
Warren sheaf., 1890-09-25

Thlrd-No political party can succeed
for any length of time, or ought to OBJ
tain control Of the government, which
represents but one principle, or which
has in view the accomplishment of but
one purpose. The Prohibition party
stands only for the destruction Of the
saloon and the fOrcible cure of the crime
or disease of drunkenness. The Farm
ers Alliance aims only to secure justice
to the farmer and to promote the we'll
fare OF the agriculturalists as class,
forgetting that in our complex social
and political systems there are many
other equally important interests which
demand and should receive equal con-
sideration at the hands of state and ma
tional government.
Fourth Since the policy Of our
state and nation mas been con-
trolled by the Republican party
there has been . s1es.dy and con-
slant development of all the industries
and interests which combine to make us
u great and prosperous people. Internal
improvements have been encouraged; ;
natural resources developed; manufact-
uring interests have been built up, aud
markets for their products created until
we have become the greatest industrial
nation upon the globe, thereby creating
for the products of the soil market un-
surpassed in any country under the sun,
developing our agricultural interests
beyOnd all precedent, and securing to
tho farmer 3 larger nroRt than ever be-
fore known in history.
THE COMING CONFLICT.
Fifth-But tho contest Of 1880 II not
between the Prohibitionists and Farm
szs' Alliance upon tho one hand and the
Republican party upon the other. What
ever minor issues men may strive to
bring into temporary prominence, tho
struggle to-day 10 the same it ever has
been. Il 10 tho same old contest between
the spirit Of progress and assured na-
HOnal and ststs development as repre-
ssnted BY the Republican party aud the
rsactiOnary political spirit embodied in
end practicod by the Democratic party.
Should either Of the sO-called parties
which stand for one idea in national and
state growth succeed, their triumph will
b but txansitOry, and the next political
contest will be narrowed down to tho
two great national parties. Tho history
OF all parties organized in the interests
Of particular class demonstrates tho
correctness Of this conclusions; but
neither tho ProhibitiOnists nor the Farm
ers' Alliance expect to elect their ticket
at tho cOmiaG election, but Democrats
think by processing friendship tor tness
parties and encouraging them with prom
ises OF support ct the polls, they can
thereby effect the disintexrNtiOn and de-
feat Of tho Republican party. And it is
these false professions Of friendship and
these insincere Democratic promises on
which the hopes Of many of the MEM
Warren sheaf., 1890-09-25

5IEAF, Warren, Minn.
Warren sheaf., 1890-09-25

sw1rTspEc1Flc CO.. Atlanta. 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-24
BY r. t. Lucas, Auotionoor.
nKUsTEE'S SALE
IMPROvED k6AL ESTATE.

I'M fIlN t4i3 tsftE u - T. n ~.
By virtue f deed OF trust from viii IAN N.
McYeigh and vie, dated February 7th, 1881, re-
corded in the Clork's oGico of the Corr rro;stion
Court of the city of hlexaDdria. Virginia, in deed
book No IT. page 167, ard by direction OF the
party secured thorcby, the undersigned " II offer
for ssle at p2blic auction in front of she premises
ia The said city OF AlexsniIia at 2 oclock m. ON
SaTURDAY, the 9th day OF December, 1890,
ut the Failflx ftrent entrance 10 tla CORPORATION
Court room, the 10 Living described valuable real
estate
ALL THAT LOTOF GROUND with the build
ings thereon situated the west side of st.
Aesph street, between Prince and Duke .reets, in
the said city o! Aioxsndria, Virginia and bourd
ed ss follows Beginning oa tho west side OF ST
Assph stroet enc bnndred ana sixte n fsJt four
inches TO the south of Prince street; thcn south
on S.. hssph street thirty two feet; Ihsn west
parable, 10 Piiucs street enc hundred and twenty
three feyt five inches tben north parallel to ct.
bsapb street tdrty-two feet; III nee ca=t to the
beginning Iri z the same lot OF ground which
was conveyed 10 the said William N. McVeiZh by
John w Stewart and wife by deei dated on the
10th Gay OF February, 1851, aud of leco;d in
libcr NJ, NO. ). page z9S, one Of thalsnd records
OF Alexard ia County Court
Terms OF Sale Cash as to the sun Of 81 ,000
and 2n additional sum sufficient TO psg the cost
OF fa!e The residue of the purch2ss yncney tc
be or q credit Of one snG tSo years in equal in
stalments, evidenced By the bonia ofthe pur
| cbsssr, Carrying interest from the day Of sale
and secured by deed Of trust upon the property
Conyeyancing at the est OF tho pnrchssor.
FBANCI5 I. SMITH,
| poeiO cots Trustee.
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KAUFMANN's DOUBLE coMBINATloNsToRZ
AUCTION SALES.

section CT Church aud Alfred streets extended,
| and running thence with Alfred str>et extended
south to South street extondod; thence esst with
| The line OF South street one hundred and-fect to
the line of khineas JanDey thence with said line
| north and parallel to Alfred street TO Church
street attended thence west with Church stic 1t
to the beginning, with I'll street ways and privi-
| legs therSu1to pertaining.
49, Sqla-e &C ground bound ID by Washington,
Columbus JEFF i5rson aud Greeae streets extended,
to be sod in building lots, fronting on Washing
ton and on Columbus streets about twonty feet in
width snd extending back to an 81 ey running
north and south through tho midd of the tquare.
plat showing the lots may be seen at the ofiice
OF tho auctoneers.
WAREHOUSES; AND WHARF PROPERTY
At the Northeast Intersection OF Prince and Union
streets.
l. The north ono of III, three Brick Ware
houses situated z said intersection and the lot on
which it stands, bounded as follows; to wit Be-
ginning op the east side OF Union street sixty-5wo
feet eight and -f1urth Inches (62.S.), more or
less, from the ncrth line OF Prince street and at
the middle OF the wall dividing the north from
the middle warehouse, and extending thence north
on Uion street twenty-five feet seven and one
quarter inches 5T+4) moro or less to the line
formerly of McGrea and Me2se, afterwards John
and Thomas Yowel'i; thence eastwaIdly with
that line into tho Potomsc river thence south
wsrily parallel to tntCn street The length of the
first line; thence wcs5wsrdly thrf ueh tn middle
Of said wall to The bsgni lag, with ali appurten.
ances, being part OF III lOt OF ground conveyed
to Wm. n. McNeieh by Z. l.. sm to AID others
c. ~ missioners, By decd OF jane 10, 1853, book
2, No 8 Al,x4ndris Land ie, ,ords
, The miodle ole o. the thrcc rsh.ns snG
tie lo' oa which itsttads. undea az loos;
to wit; oeginnl on The "a lae OF oniou stIeSl wee
six5Y -tw. fe eish--sud-o- Q fourth iUch"- (62-
so moro or e. from II qorth inc OF Prinee
sire rnd ~ the mode oi the wal glains
this ffom the : arehouses o ne hofth, sfd iu1-
ios t1once utn n1 mon - -ertl IT," Ice. ssvel
aod-on. qnar'er ieches (z% ~ mo-. or less, 10
the nlic5H 81 inc Fa4 81 l'irs hl - IIoni 'he
,Tar9htu o on the 5@ata nee easy psr"nei 70
ffiics street ana 'hfoui. tAe .oleote 81 ,ne l's'
nsiea N&tl ING '9e fo'oiae 5lVer SnoiGe nortn t1
wsrc'y parallel 20 Vi.o1 sss~o sle ;e4stn % me
MS IL 5sse s,.ls... - 80 80
streo' snd tnfoasH nc MICE o. We 77ai uly'o;hE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-24

AN OMEN OF WRECK "A peculiar in
cident occurred on the sohoouer Howard
Smith, which went ashore on Doboy Bar
while bound from Pailad.l Jhia to B uns-
wick with cargo OF steel rails. The sailors
say it caused the wh,l, trouble which cost
the underwriters over 100000. Just after
lsavlug Cape Hatteras an owl came Cd
board, whose presence the sailors regarded
as an evil omen. Soon the storm aross, and
d SO t. the feet that the wind hoWlsd and
the seas ran high. the owl clung to the rig
ging with remsrkat IL tenaoity. When the
vesitl struck the waves carried eway the
bulwsrks. Captain Clifford and the men
sought the cross-trees Of the forsmast, where
they remained all night. Ia the morning
rhe owl agaia came on board and remained
b; the wreck until captured by one q
the crew and forwarded to Newport, the
home Of The managing owner of the vessel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-24

A BLACK FsMALE SAMSON. e
Town, slbnto cf HoGs 90, boasts of fe-
male Samson who has repeatedly proven
herself match for my three men that have
pitsed their united strength egstnst hers
anG who few nights ago successfully rcu!-
&c Officer J,h1 B4xtur enG three Of his Sc
sistants, si msp cE fine phyeique TIE
wonSn is pegtesy es black az ni9ht, and OF
a eja u-e slightly abov. the average, but
70 On 6cen,ly butt aud extraordinarily 40
tiv- Hsr grip Is such that she was able 10
break wo of be bIres Of he hand Of q
woman with whom che had frecss recent
", and it was on the police attempting to
arrest her that she not only was ebie o pre-.
vent tem from putting the handouts on
Der. but taking The cfii :er and his posse, one
bg one, fang ;bem out of tha house and
clossd and locked the door. B .xter, in pa, =
ocular, is sccouated 8 man of unusual
strerg and il Of large buii6, but he Gays
hi, muscles were hs cnild's when compared
@,tb these of the black An:Z The wom-
ao, whose name Ia Ca.oIiue J sukins, is about
80 years old ard is the mother Of seven
children. She bes been seen 10 pick up q
barrel Of Il lur nDd carry !, disi ance OF som e
yards without sPpeari; 6 TO overexert bet
self a.d when tested vas found TO be able
to break With esse q nc ~ grass rope an inch
in diameter. Since her exploit with the pc.
lice it is said that party Of gentlemen pre-
pose travelling With her il she will go and
give exhibitions Of her strength, which is to
be asc,ibed 10 no electrical or magnetic pro-
cess, but TO ber usculsr development alone
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-24
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
r z a L ES T a T z
FOB SALE BY
O'NEAL q LUNT.
CORNER KING AND FAIRFAX STREETS.

COhNEh hJNd a.siy ab1AE Az
House aud L,t No 113 Columbus street, be-
tween King snd Prince; 8 .oOm=, 80 feet 9 inches
front by 90 feet deep. PI,ce 81, 100.
Houses Nos. APT and .29 Columbus street IN
perfect order. built only enc year + rooms. hath
room china c.oset, now Latrobe stoves III p=clcra,
oil modern cOnveulences.
Large Bick, 8 rooms, al ia good order spicn-
did location, large gard attached.
Fine 8 Story Brick, 8 rooms, on Prince street,
near Washington z s.ory brick bacz bulldog, al
in perfect ord r, With modern conveDiencss.
2 rtury BRICK House ou Columbus st bstwcan
King aud Prince Z rooms in perfect ordcr.
% acres OF Land at Fails Church
Z ares of Land at West End OF Falls Church,
about 100 yards from Station. Will trade for
Alexandria business property.
Store and Dwelling st the corner OF St. hsaph
and Gibbon streets st4biiEg and fruit. This is Il
good stand for business.
Fine new 2.story and attic cottage style OF
Dwelling at the n. W. ror. Washington aud Pen
dleton streets This property is frst.class and in
a rapidly improving paIt OF the city. Lot o0 feet
front by 50 feet deep
2 Houses On Payne street, hetwesn King and
Cameron; one of 6 rooms, aud tho other rooms !;
water and gas pipes in house.
Nice Brick House. with large side lot, on Fair.
fax street, between Cameron sud Queen rooms,
modern improvements.
Large House and Lot on Franklin street lot
oO Iee' IIohI Wy Aoo icoS o"eP 'pi0N"iu -o0''''o
for garden.
House and Store on franklin atree. good loca
tion for business
Hou.es on Helry street; near Cameron.
1 House and Lot on Prince street, between
Alfred and Patrick.
Fine Dwelling tuitahle for boarding house or
hotel, on Royal street, between King and Prince.
2 lots on Columbus street, between Madison
and First.
Houses in West End $50 feet front by 200
feet deep. jy2S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-24
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Change Of Business.
Change Of Business.
Charge Of Business.

When tie new year $3.50 so;s in We mean to
have our entire stock of BOOTS, SHOES, DRY
GOODS and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS 70.
duced ss mnch as our great efforts can accomplish
and in order to be able to gain that object, viii
commence on satur,a7, the 25th instant, snd offer
for salc everything in our store at prices which
will astonish everybody. We intend making con-
siderable alterations and improvements in cur
store, and when finished we will adj new and DIFF.
forest lines Of goods in tho various departments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-24
AUCTISS=' = 4ALES.
By Z. T. L
DUBLIC SALE.

Having sold part of my farm sn wishing to
retire from III, dairy business and farmng will
sell at public sale At tho we'll. known Wi ine ton
iarm, situated about fiEa r-iies below Alexandria,
on the Potomac river, On
TUESDAY, DECEMBER I'd, 1890.
CONNIE: cling at 10 O'Clock q U, the tolIogi q
property: % hoa of good young Cows most OF
them fresh inli-b!ood Jerseys, some grade IIol-
stems anf Jerseys, Beifers, % vosrs old 7
yesring Hefers, 6 grade Hosteiu Helter Calves.
grade d, lstein Blu Is, 4 psir ado Hoistein OK
en-, atout 6O Ewes with LAMB, Bay Mares o. o
with fosl by French Cozgh Stallion; serrel Ma o
hye years old, Bay Colt four years cid, Half
perchsron Mare Colt TWO and hall years old,
Halt. f.Percherol Mare Colt cna srd half yea
old, HaufPercheron Horse Colt six months % !,
l Wood Mower in good order Wheel 6Ske l
drain DIlll IL two-horse Farm Wagon (Stuedbaker)
l two horse Fam Ws2os (Webster) / Ha
Frame, 1 Cx Cart, OK Chains l Platforru
spring top Wsgon (5tudehakor), Three.spri &
Top Waeoo, Pratt Road Cart fuew). ) sets
Double Harness, 8 sets Single Harness Cuttiuz
Box, Cider Mil, 2 Grindstone Plo vs., Harrow
Forks. Hoes and Shovels, Milk Cans, Buckcts al
Parry Fixtures several barrels pure id. Vim
gar also Household Furniture and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
Terms: Al sums uncer twenty five dollars
cash ;over, credit of six m 1nths With approve
scnrity, or n dseount OF iiva ner ccat TO- ca b
The FARM kIowS a, "rsM GRSO ." cen isting
OF 1SS acres Of land. is in good t.te Of ,uiv.-
tion. The improvement consisting o. FlV :
LOOM HOUSE, Barn l5x64, New Silo buit {
cjncretc, l6x4O, IL 'est dee1 now Ba.o 20 40
1Cdcr ms ructoG, Stcep s. d l5xAO two Fl !,
sprlres aGo Noung 5rchli1 fg. se treo e
ociocg ~ d y 0 s1lG.
rov19 cost osCt RhEF
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Be11tyEs H1MsELr DEAD.-Wilkesbarre,

BELIEVES HIMSELF DEAD Wilkesbarre,
Pa hss!ciaus are puzz ed over one OF the
most singular cases that bas ever come un-
der their notice. John G. Farrell, ex.super-
intendent OF the Wilkesbarre Water Com.
psuy, wealthy citizs 30 of that place, has not
eaten morsel of food for two weeks. He
psrsistautly refuses to eat, insisting that he
is dead and does not require food. Mr..
Farreii's health has been failing for num-
ber Of years, aud last winter he went South,
bat returned in the spring completely broken
down 10 mind an6 body. His physicians cay
msnia such a. his is slmost uDhesrd of.
Hid friends have concluded to have him
trsnsfsrSed to The insane hospital at Dan
vile, vita the hope that with proper care
his peculiar hsilucinstion may be cured
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KILLED By VAMPIRE -Mrs Cornelius

KILLED BY VAMPIRE --Mfs Cornelius
RsinRaler, Of eN-saush, &C., received re-
Gently y ette7 rom her brother. James Uhl,
who s engaged in the Who efae coffee bnsi-
ness 10 Ca abtz Ventz ,eia, 10 whiob ep!s
tie be q We an account OF The sin. ular death
Of his daughter last Septemher. The yeuoa
lady, who had jus: eutered her II b year,
cad been somnsmbGi since childhood,
and it was supposed hat 1. IVES while in one
of her frequent trances hat she left the
house end WANDERED several miles out into
The county. She was missed, and on be-
ing srasche] for, Yves at last found near the
roadside, deae, with large vampire clingine
! TO her throat. Toe bat, at tbs approach Of
ths sssrcher=, rose f.om the body of its vic
| tm and attempted to h7 of, but was 40
gorged with bloo6 as to be unable to mske
lis escapr, and wss shot by one of the party.
IRE placiditv Of tie ytuag !ady's counte.
nance showsd that her death had been
painless one, and IL ia probable that 1t was
not until she sank dowu, still fact asleep,
tbat the vampire fastened upon her. A
su,all wound, r"sem bling The puDc,ure Of
large needle, lss over tho jaguar vein,
markeG where the email viii . teeth had
liberated the blood which Ii he'd then suck I'd
sl! tie whi!s soothing its victim TO deeper
sleep hy gentle, lul ing movement Of it's
OF spread wings, Sbich IL the habit Of these
creatures TEe one which killed Mis- . 0l
wss unusUa!Iy large, measuring three feet
sc6 some ;oches from he tip Of ole wing 10
that of the other end. while i,s weight
would have pa 'aliy 0eea 10 or II pounds,
it 9es 80 engcrgad that il was found 10
weight sJm=thing over 20
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For Over Fifty Years.

An OLD AsD WELL-TRIED REMEDY-Mrs.
Wioslows Soothiog Syrup has been used for over
FIFTY YEARs By MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WH-E TEETHING, with PERFECT
SUCCESS IN S0orHEs the CHILD SoFrENs the
GUMS, ALIAvs MI PAIN; CURES WIND COLO aod
is tbs best remedy Tor OIARRHGA. Sold by Drug
sists 10 every psft of the world. Be sure and ask
!or NEs. "INsloH's SOOTHING SYRUP, and take
~ -L.-- lias, twenty-five cents bottle.
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Oll Combination an Assured Sl2G5.gg
Our Combination al Assured Sl925s7. !.
Our Combination an Assured GGel9gg.

Don't miss this golden opportunity. Conc early,
SO as to have tho Gr;t choice from our assorted
stock of everything in the line OF BOOTS, SHOES,
DRY. GOODS, LADIES' and GENTS FURNISH.
1Aa GOODS, TEUNEs, sATcHELs, &C., &c.
Car limo of ALEXANDRIA SHOES, made by
the Potomac Shoe Company will te kept up and
sized up every day, as we intend in the future,
as in the past, to aim to make homo enterprise a
success
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By "a. T. Lucas.


pf WRITE Of 1ecsso 5f :no corpora. On
- Court OF the cicy ct 5se ltr. =, - sagcd 10 ho
chaacery canse of =. II N.oieVO y 80 4. 1lr.lie er
et as viii sell at Tjl lio So. ca on
SATURDAY, 2ECsAl6- ;, 1890
st II oc'0,S noon, i font VI ta1 Zsy4I s.r. II
eD5iance 20 the aar>oJ =; Il, H., lie lo!.oT g
property y tao civ c a.cz4udc,s
SO. |. F0Ue B3E6- f3Uea5 on tSo sl
siec cf hn L st 445v.3a Eo 41c teyts
iCreets, fTouti.g I3 iset. Iao.o o. er. oi
street. sad TIC lot rUoniD back 100 fs1t. i ore
iess These houses viii DC SOLD ois1cr geasrats ?
Or altogether as desired
No 2. Lof OF GROUND 7si.h F2AM :
, HOUSE her;o adjoining o. ! or 5he cast.
No 3 LOr Of GROUND On the west side &C
W street. al tho middle of the square, beswec
King and 2 in,e streets, fronfin. 20 feet on West
street, running back 123 itoS inches.
No 4. The VACANC GROUED on tho cast sic s
Of trcd street, be weon NolfcsnG Wilkes 4trce
This ground hPs becn sGb5i7ided and wi DO 80
according 70 8 pa1 which en- be gee & Il
Office, ~, King street
Terms ofSSll Cno-tbird ca:h, and .b, -e5idu1
in two cqual payments at siz and twci.n ucn
from day OF sal3 Tho purchasers 70 @ inc
notes for the def ,rrcd psymerts, with . fod
dorser. ann to besr interss from day Of sa 2 D.
lite 10 pe retained unti tho whole OF the pu-
chase money hiss been pa d II couvcyanciEg =
the ST of the Purchaser.
8. ". ARMS {R0NG,
novl5 IS Cor missorec.
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Baesggen,s Arnica saIye

TEE BEST sAIyE in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands. Chilblsins, Corns and all Skin
ETuptions, and positivolY cures Piles or no fay
required. il is guaranteed to give perfect salts
fsction, Or mccsy refunded. Price % cents per
box For s2ie >. E. s. lesdbestsr & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-24
MEDICINAL.
Il D0ct0r

Bill saved by always
keeping Simmons Liver
Regulator in the house.
If you have eaten any
thing hard OF digestion,
or feel heavy after meals,
or sleepless at night; if
you lead a sedentary life
or are weakened by the
strain Of your duties; if
you need :. cathartic to
relax the bowels; ifyoure-
quire action on the Liver
to relieve Indigestion
if yo- require something
to purify the blood and
regulate the system if
you are travelling in un-
healthy localities, or food
or water 1oes not agree
with you, a dose OF
Simmons Liver Regu-
lator will remove all
trouble.
Of Ga, and Us. Senator
Joseph Il. Brown says:
"You are at liberty TO use my name IN
praise of Simmons Liver Regulator, and
il 10 everyone as the best
preventive of Fever and Ague. 1t super
redes Quinine il taken in time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-24

L,oR RENr-Ihe FRAME HOUSE No. 427 N
L Columbus street IN pei feet order; water and
gas Irquirs opposite.
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