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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-15

GREAT BARGAINS in LINENS and NAPKINS
a lot OF 81 Fnnged Beachcd Dlniask Lunch Cloths with
dozen Doiles match,
lot Of 81 Bleached Damask Napkins, at 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-15
MARKETS. ANp STOCKS.

salt axe City. Barometer $3.50.
G. u. BOuIcHER. serE't signal Cons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-15
ToRCHoN LACE and PEARL BUTTONS

80 pieces Lac great inducemen they
placed the SIC &c, Toe
500 Gross Pearl Buttons 2!c, Sc 124c per
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-15

The following is a copy Of a cir
cular that has been distributed
about town, among leading business
mon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-29
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr.. W. J Payne and Miss Carrie E z H.
licofier, the adopted daughter OF Mr.. Q. W..
Button, were married in Lynchburg yester-
day.
A large crowd assembled at the court
house In Warrenton on Monday and listen
ed with great interest and enthusiasm to the
dscourses of Mr.. e E Meredith, of Prince
William, and Eppa Hunton, jr., of Warren
TOD, who clearly discussed the issues.
Chairman Ellyson, of the State democrat,
ic executive committee, Gays the Force bill
and the Incorporate uttersnces OF John NJ.
L,ngston are the most effective issues before
til /, white voters of Virginia. o. S. Senator
D .niel is making an active canvass.
Mr.. Robert Taylor, democratic regis'
trar of the second precinct of Jackson Ward,
Richmond, was arrested yesterday, Charged
With refusing to allow Republican Super
visor Clinton Deprist to copy blsregissralion
books. Mr.. Taylor was carried before
Uaited States Commissioner t. S. Atkins.
By mutual consent of Assistant United
States District Attorney Bristow and coun-
sci for defense hearing of the case was cor-
tiuued till Thursday afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-29
sS(ggg55 500
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH rs.
Foreign News.

LONDON. O,t. 29.-Mr. Robert Lincoln,
the U. s. Minister, left London to-day for
Liverpool, where he will embark for New
York, he having been granted leave Of
absence by his Government.
BERNIE, OF. 30 @ lst has baen restored
at FIiboure, the scene yesterday Of colf CITE
between the radicals and conservatives
growing out of the c,uton elections held
last Sunday.
CORK. Oct. 29--The Sailors employed Oh
the steamship Flnbarr declined to '7ork
yesterday if consignment OF cattle belor G.
Ing to owners who are boycotted were carried
on the steamer. The msn held out IN tneir
determination and the steamship company
to- lay for 8arded the cattle By rail.
LONDON, O,t. 29-Mr. Gladstone arrived
at Dundee to-day aud was presented vi b
the freedom Of. tina city. He made an ad-
dress in which be referred to the commerce
of the city, which it was said was threaten
ed by the adoption OF the new tariff bill by
tina American Congress. Protection, al
though 1t might lufliot incidental collateral
blows Oh other countries, did far greater
mischief to the people of the country which
adopted such policy.
LONDON, Oct 20 -Pstrice Boucc!canlt, the
beautiful daughter OF the late Dion Boucci-
csult, died suddenly this % orning. She had
lust tecome mother and the child is do
log well. Her married name WAS Piiman,
MADRID, Oct. 29.-The official Gazette
to-day announces the appoiotment OF Senior
Miguel Juarez Guanes, now Spanish Consu
General at New York, to be Spanish Minis
Ter to the United States, In place OF Senior
Muruaga, who recently resigned.
DUBLIN, Oct. 29.-Mr. Balfour has pushed
forward the arrangements f,r the COZ
struclion of railways 10 the distressed dis
trcts In the west of Ireland The work Of
building the roads will furnish employ
| for a host oil lbborere.
The HAGUE, Oct. .29.-The council OF State
has been temporarily invested with rega
powers, owing to the Kings mental unhi
oess to serve.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-29
A Sad Aflict1on

DoDaEv1LLF, WIS, Ojt 20 about four
weeks ago, stray cat came to the homo Of
Robt. Paul, at Middleton, and one CT the
children handled and played with it. al.
though 1t was noticed at the time that it
discharged at the poas and mouth. nothing
was thought of it until s,on after when the
little boy was taken with back diphtheFa
OF the g. malignant kind, that the doctor
said he bad caught from the cat. The boy
died, then second took tbs disease and
d;ed. The father, mother and daughter
we're also stricken down aud recovered.
Allen, the only remairing son and support
o. his parents, cared for them all through
their terrible sickness, holding one of the
boys when dying and preparing them for
their last resting place with his own hands.
When the oilers were recovering hs was
taken down and died.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-29
TELEGRAPHIc BREvITIES.

The Mutual FIRE insurance company OF
Chicago made an assignment yesterday.
Frank Baressrom. native of Sweden and
an expert forger, was arrested 10 Chicago
last night.
Mr. Briggs Swift, an octogsnarian, and
noted millionaire pork packer OF Cinoin-
natl, died last night.
The remains of Judge W. B. Smell, of
Washington, wers buried at Watervllle,
Me-, yesterday evening.
Edward T. Chllde, of Tsrre Haute, Ind,
was struck and killed by train on the
Pennsylvania R. R. at Station near Phil
adelphie, yesterday.
The deal whereby the Brics-Thomas syr-
dictate was reported to have secured control
of the Baltimore and Ohio southwestern sys-
tenn and the Richmond and DaDville Ia de-
MED.
Lawrence Roach, republican. was shot
In San Francisco, and instantly killed b3
James J. Allen, democrat, last night. The
killing was the result OF a poiitica! dis
oussion.
julius Voss, agent of the Hungarian
colony of settlers at Esterhazys N. W. Terri
tory, committed suicide yesterday by blow
ing out his brains, as officers were about to
arrest him for shortage lie his accounts.
Yesterday afternoon Dfury Underwood,
one OF the best known citizsns of Kansas
City, WAS run over ana Instantly killed BY
double header freight train on the Chi
caeo and Alton railroad where that road
c-ossss 18Th street. He was thrown sixty
set and his body was horribly mangled.
Two witnesses who refused to testify in the
IRISH conspiracy case wore to day sent to jail at
Tpperary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-29

going 10 Pennsylvania to make speeches for
ex- Governor Pattison, the head of the DEM
ocrstic ticket there, but Secretary Proctor
hearit OF the Captains intention, Informed
bin that he would not be allowed to go, as
the sentence of the court martial Tor his as
sealt upon Gov Beaver confines him to the
limits Of lhis city.
Ex-Psesldent Cleveland was again In the
U. 5 Supreme Court room te-iay, ana re-
NAMED there till Mr.. Ssmmes concluded tue
argument io the case in which ne also 10
couusel. Few people we're in the court
room, as the city papers had stated that MT
Cleveland had gone home. Two ladies 10
the room, old acquaintance5 apparently
sent him q sealed note, after reading Wnicn
be walked to where they were sitting and
had short talk with them.
The Treasury Department to-day decldeo
that under the Mckinley bill wedding pres.
ents, though used by the recipients ABROAD
for months are subject TO tax at the customs
house when brought home; also that I'M
ported bottles used In bottling beer Tor e1'
oortation are not entitled to drawback.
A republican politician from the Alexar'
drie district here to-day. friend of Mr.
Hume aud one OF his ADVISER, says he never
has thought that Mr.. Hume would get al
large vote as Mr.. Agnew got two year;
ago, that he ia certain that vote will not bt
polIed oext Tuesday. and that unless there
ba large democratic Detection MIR. Hume
will certainly be defeated.
The republican congressional campaign
committee have refused to give silver tc
Laneson, with which to pay the expense o.
his campaign in The Petersburg district.
Ohio republicans here say Governor hi
made a wise and effective speech in Mir.
McKnley's district, as he laid most stress
nnon the wisdom and necessity of the demo
Gratis of that district standing together.
The races at innings are still in progress
with fair attendance to day. Many of the Vir'
ginians esent yesterday bat on Iceberg at ~ tt
/, and consequently are ash to-day:
Among the lawyers admitted to The practce o
the U. S. Supreme Court to-day was colortt
man. Another Of his race also srgued case be
| fore that court to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-29
COMMON COUNCIL.

At regular meeting of the Common Council
of the city of Alexandria, Va, held on the 18th
day OF October, 1890, there were present John t.
Sweeney, esq President, and Messrs Aitcheson,
5nowden, Fisher, Jones, Davis, Harrison, French
Smoot, Strider, Uhler aud McCuen.
The Finance Committees report upon the petit
ton OF the Keeper of the Town Clock for IN in
crease of salary, that in their Judgment it Is in
oxpediont to increase salaries at thi, time" was
aid over.
a communication from the Clerk Of the City
school Board calling attention to the expiration
OF the terms of off of School Trustees Of the LIST,
2 !, Sd and 4th wards, was received
The petition of DR.. j. w. Bechtel for additional
mpensatjon for services rendered was referred
to the Committee on Claims
The petition of John A. Marshall to have tho
curb reset and the gutter laid in front of his prop
erty, on Henry street, near King, was referred to
the Committee on Streets.
a resolution in reference to paving squire on
Lee street, between Queen and Princess streets,
received from tire Board OF Aldermen, was refer
red to the Committee on Streets, with Instructions
to report at tho next rogu ar meeting.
The Board OF Aldermen wero invited to meet
this board in Joint convention for the purpose Of
eecting Physiciuns to the Poor, He .lth Officer
), h,ol Trustees and Fire Warden, which invita-
ton having been accepted and the two boards be-
ing in Joint convention assembled, the follow
ing persons having reec we'd the requisite number
| Of votes, were declared elected
Physicians to the Poor-W. K Purvs and J. j
Best.
Health Oflicer-W r. Purvis.
GA mott III tho election of School Trustees wa:
postponed lti tho next regular meeting OF Coun
Gil
Afcor several ballots aud n, election for Fire
Warden of the 4th yard, the Joint convention dis
| solved.
The board then adjourned
Teste: JNO T. JOHNSON. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-29
AFTER THE VIRGINIA DRRDGERs Capt.

AFTER THE VIRGINIA DRRDGERs Capt.
Thomas Howard, of the Marsland steamer
Thomas, arrived at Annapolis yesterday
from the Potomac river aud Tsnger Sound.
The Virginia dredgers angered at being
driven out of the Potomac, had come into
the Chesapeake threatening to destroy the
youog growth of o, ssers in Taugier Sound.
Oap!s. Thomas and Tyler, OF the State fish
cries force, with their boats, have been
CAPT. Howard had also been on the watch
for several days. The weather was bad,
and ths Yirpiniars did not attempt to make
their threats goods. Oae dredser only was
fred upon during that time. Inc puogy
William Henry. of Baltimore. rem into the
police schooner Daisy Archer yesterday
morning near Herring Bay. and carried
away the latser's main and forward rigging
and damaged her ya~l. The punsy mao
her bobstay carried away. She Wasafeog-
Ing at the time of the accident, but not on
forbidden grounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-29

At regular meeting of the Board OF Aldermen
held Cc.ober %, 1890, there were present
Vim. II. Marbury, esq. President, and Messrs;
Lindsay Burke Hinken, Goodrich, Bryant anu
Mckenzie
Mr.. Bryant called attention to minute Of the
proceedings Of the last meeting which stated that
the action of the board in refl ing to concur with
the Common Council on the resolution reimtur5.
ing the Directors of the Maryland Forty Company
had been rtcousidered and the resolution laid on
The tsble-the motion having been made by
Mr. Goodrich, who hsd not voted with the PIE.
vailing side. Mr. Bryant insisted that the motion
hould not have been entertained, and appealed to
the President for his decision in the matter before
the minutes were adopted.
The President decided that MIR. Goodrich was
in order in Masking the motion, having voted
With the msj ority, though not with the prevail
ing side, and his decision was sustained and the
minute approved by the following vote: Ayes,
Messrs Liuds y, HiGkeu, Goodrich and MIR. Pr, g.
dent Noes, Messrs. Burke, Bryant and Nc
kepze-3.
Tho resolution reimbursing E. s. Leadbeater,
Pre3ident OF the Alexandria Steam Ferry Com
pany, ia the sum o. So7o 80 was called from the
t-be and passed by The following vote: Ayes,
Mes:rs Lindsey. Burke, Hinken, Goodrich and
SIR Pfesideat-5. Noes, Messrs. Bryant and Nc.
kenZie-2.
A resolution directing aud authorizing the Com
mittee on streets to expend sum not exceedln z
S4OO to repair Lee Street, between Q1een anu
Princess, was passed by the full vots present.
communication from J. ]. Best NJ D., making
application for the position of Physician TO the
Poor and Health officer, received.
The following were received ON the Common
Council and their action concurred in: Bills Of c.
U. CarliD and VIM. E. Csrne, 80 each, for services
as acting clerks at recent meetings of Council 1;
petition of John A. Marshall for the RESTING Of
the curb and re 2airing OF tho gutter in front Of
his premises, on Henry street, near King.
A communication from DR.. Bechtel, received
from the Common Council, asking an additional
com pensation for services, was laid on the table
Tho board at this psiar, upon invitation, pro-
ceeded to the chamber of the Common Council TO
par ticip.te in the election Of Physicians to the
Poor and Heslth Off or.
Upon their return the resolution appropriating
$500 for repairing Lee street, between Qleen and
Princess was returned by ths Common Council,
who had referred the same to the Committee on
streets and the previous action of this board WAY
receded from and the scton Of the Common Coun.
Gil concurred in.
The board then adjourned
Teste NJ. P. VINO EMIT, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-29

Miss Lizzie, one of the three lovely
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Mormon Phelps,
of Port Dickinson, New York. and niece
Of the late Judge Phelps, who by his will
left her cool 100000 in her own right.
WAS this evening married to Der fathers
ooachmau, William Slatterly. When Miss
L zzie broke the engagement to the family,
her father and her two sisters revolted bat
the mother was won over. 81 the father
and Miss Emma went to New York to avoid
being present at the ceremony. The groom
81 illiterate, but of good appearance. he
states that Capt L. l.. Olmstead, Of the 70 q
separate company, has threatened to sneot
him il the marriage occurs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-29
Tom Voolfolk Hanged.

PERRY, Ca, O,t. 29.-Tbo.. g. Voolfolk
was hanged at 1870 today for wholesale
hu cherry which he committed in the sum-
mer of 1887. o. the morning OF August IN
that year nine oorfs]s, bsspattered with
blood aud brains, were found lying IN
house about IS miles from Macon.
The Victims of the awful tutcheFy were :
Capt. Richard F. Voolfolk; hia wife, MFs.
Matte Voolfolk; their children, Richard F
j., aged 90 Susan Pearle, aged Il ; Annie
aged 10; r ssbua, aged I; Charlie, aged .;
Mattir, aged is nonths ard Ms Temple
West aged 81. The scene of the crime was
The Voolfolk, homestead an ordinary coun'
try farm house OF frame, ons story high, lO
Bibb county.
Tne story told ny Tom Voolfolk was that
he vas awakened by hearing his father Cry
out q little while before. Just then Richard
aad Jumped GU of be1 and ran into hii
fathers room. He heard Richard knocked
down and thsn fearing for his own life, be
had fl id, ju uping out of tho window in hi
room and lunnng 10 Green Sackatt'a cabt
t, raise the alarm aud eecu7e hep. Wool
folks account OF the crime was uDsatisfac
tory and few believed it. Suspicion quickly
fell on him as the murderer aud ne Tas
taken in custody.
The jury found Voolfolk guilty after be
ing out few minutes and he Was sentenced
TO death.
The Supreme Court granted nsw trial
however, ard in March, 1889, BE vas trisc
at Perry, Houston county. a change OF We.
que having BEEN granted because jury
could not be secured in Bibb. Again
Voolfolk was convicted. Another appeal
was taken bat the Supreme Court sustain
ed the court below and he vas fnslly ssn-
fenced to be hanged at Perry, OFT. 20.
Voolfolk maintained bis innocence during
his three years. imprisonment and up to the
time of his execution. He never betrayed
emotion o: auy kind and preserved IN
form salen air of indifference, When he
spoke of the crime be denied that he did T.,
but seldom expressed regret for ths death Of
his relatives.
The motive for the crime was found in
Tom Woofoik's enmity for his stepmother
and his desire to have undisputed possession
of his fathers property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-29

JHE PHILADELPHIA Press, the leadlog re-
publican newspaper 10 ita city, says the eec-
lions next Tuesday will afford good OF
portunity for testing the need of federal gu
peryision over such elections" Gen. Ma
hone instructed his party In ali the con-
2ressionel districts of this State not to nom:-
nate candidates, and is trying to defeat those
who have been nominated, and his commit
,es In tbs Richmond district has j1st In
etructed the republicans of that district not
even to vote. There will consequently be
large democratic majority In Virginia. And
that fact, according to the Press, will demoe-
strete the necessity OF the Force bill. WELL
shera are nore northern, than southern dem
ocrats aud If the former will patiently cub
nit to being bulldoz,d out OF the lower
branch of Congress, and of the Presidency IN
:92 by the operation of the Force bill, surely
the latter will be abe TO bde their time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-29
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence of the Alexandria Go>ette
WASHING roN, d. O.. Oct. 90. 1890.

[Special Correspondence of the Alexandria GG:ette
WASHING roN. D. O.. Oct 90 1890.
Among the prominent people In the city
to Gav are Senators Keuns of West Vir-
sioia, and Batter of South Carolina. The
former says the republicans are making q
vigorous and determined effort to elect the
congressional delegation from that State,
but that he believes democrats will be elect
ed In every one Of the four districts. Sen
asor Batter Is lst from his State. He says
Tilmau, the regular democratic candidate
for Governor there, will be elected, aud that
he thinks the Legislature will send General
Hampton back TO the Senate.
Secretary Blaine has declined to speak
both at Pttsburg and at Philadelphis, nor
will he speak 10 Pennsylvania. Mr.. Blaine
IT'LL entertains Presidential aspirations, and
is not going to take sides with either fac
lion of his party in that State, especially as
there is great doubt concerning the relative
sire myth Of those factions.
a.. Representative DALI al of Pennsy lvanie, a
sk republican, tut az anti-Q lay man. ls
ihaarrstc-dag. he says D elamater, the repub-
1ican csspdidste for Governor of bis Sac, is
a,rssdv lseaten, and, what Is OF vastly more
CONSEQUENCE, that he will probably carry
down with bi@ three republican candidates
Msior Bob HaSSer OF King George coun-
ty, Virginia, ia here to-day. he says the
reported democratic detection In that coun.
ty is small and without " fuence and will
be more than Offset by alfslling OH IN the
republican vote.
Cant. Armes. o. S. A, who pulled the
nose of Gov. Beaver OF Pennsylvania in the
Riggs House in this city last year, intended
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-29
Mysterious DISAPPEARANCE

ST LOUIS, Oos ga 2 O'Clock in tie
afternoon OF Saturday, Onober IS, Oliver P.
Feurback, the 16 year old son Of Henry
Feurback, ex- president of the Merchants
Exchange, left the family home for the pur-
pose of paying o bill. Nothing has been
seen or heard OF the young man since that
time, either ny his family or friends, aud
his whereabouts ara mystery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-29

The co,cred political organization in
Washington that recently sent commnni-
cation to the President. requesting him to
appoint woman Associate Justice of the
U. 6. Supreme Court, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death OF Justice Miller, tells
the negroes of this district that If each OF
them will execute a power of attorney to
Mr.. Frank Hume to represent them In Con-
sress, the U S. Supreme Court will promptly
decide that Mr.. Hume shall BIZ their con-
gresham. How's that for high?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-29
Oh. What q Cough

Will you heed the warning. The signal per-
hsps of the sure approach of that more terrible
disease Consumption, Ask yourselves you can
afford for the sake of saving SOC, to the risk
and do nothing for it. We know from experience
that shiloh's Caro- will cure your cough 1t
never fails This explains why more than a
Million Bottles were sold the past year IL re-
ieves Group aud whooping cough at once.
Mothers, do not be without it, For lane b.ck'
side or cbes; use shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by
E. 8. Leadbester & Bro, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-29
A Scrap of Paper Saved Her Life.

1t was just an ordinary scrap of wrapping paper
but it saved her life. She was in the last stages
of consumption, told by physicians that she was
ncurabe and could live only q short time; she
wrapping paper she read of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, and got sample bottle; it helped her, she
bought large bottle, it helped her more, bought
another and grew better fast, continued its use
and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh,
ing 14O pounds. For fuller particulars send
stamp to w. H. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith: lrisl
Bottles of this wonderful Discovery Free at E. g.
I.eadheatnr & BROS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-29
DIED.

At the home of his parents, No. 397 Wilkes ST.
October 29th, at 1:30 a m, ROBERT E, young 1tH
est son Of Robert w. and Laura V. Cline, aseo %
months.
He's gone from home and loved onts
Gone to rest in heaven above
Gone to join the choir of cherubs;
Gone to chant sweet hymns of love-
No more we'u see his laughing smile;
His spiriG IS taken fight.
Borne upward on loved angels wings
TO happy n ansions bright
his PARENTS.
Fuaersl service from the hous, to morrow even
ing at three o'clock. Friends and acquaintancis
are invited to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-29

BALTIMORE, Oct 29.-Cotton dull mi'dlipg
1914 Flour quiet and unchanged Wh-at
Southern finn Fultz 95a104 longberry 9sAI04;
steamer No 2 red 95la Western sie,d, .
winter red spot and CO 1o1; DEC 1o3al o3l-.
May 110Aal1Ol9 Corn-southeru finn W,-1-
ern frmer; m xed spot and Get 5S4 ycsr 56t,
OF; Jan 66l6 May 59Ea591a. Oats firm AMI
steady: uneraded Southern and Penna 4Ss5Oie ;
DO Western white 49a50ia; 90 m Ied 1918 ];
graded No wh.e 50450a. RYE firm primo 70
choice 1916; good 10 fair 72,74 Hay. quie.
snd steady; prime to choice timothy al %
Provisions firm. Sugar firm AID steady gram
lated - 16.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-29
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YoRK. October % The stock mark ct
betrayed the same general characteristics that
have marked the dealings for the past week or so
"a dull general list. The opening was quiet st
irregular but slight changes from last nights fig
ures. At IL o'clock the market was QUOT and
heavy to weak at fractional losses from the open
ing pricss
BALTIMORE. Oct. 29.-virginia eonsols =.
10 sos =; do IS 67a671a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-29

The indifference with which 80 many pee
pie regard a cough or cold is truly Ia
perdonabIe Thess affections often lead to
cor ptior, and should be checked In tims
by use of Dr. Bulbs Cough Syrup. Price 20
cents bottle
No Misrepresentation are needed to sell
Salvation Oil. Il is sn honest article Oaly
25 cents.