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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17
His IS supernatural Power" Failed

COLUMBIA, s c, Oos. 17.-Primus jones,
co'orea, vas killed Sunday morning st
suOp,er, g. G during protracted meeting
which VS. being held by the negroes at
Beuiah chu CD. l; wes at first reported
that Prmu, had bean offered az sacrifice
to thu Hoy Ghost because of his incredulisy,
blu; it traospirss that Jones vas killed by
Res. a. e. Duran, the negro pastor, Sod
one Richard Campbell, p prominent mem
bar Of the church, b'causa ths deceased had
expr Sad doubts about thu supernatural
poger Of Duraut 70 Kill aad restore to lie
sui thai ID vas ie.t casa, but the expert
ment failed. a large number CT Durent's
congregation believed that he possessed
supernatural poser until bis failure 10 this
case. The finding of the corcner'S jury
which YVES composed ii cclcred mar, WIS.,
thai "Joass was killed and murdered Gy
Richard CT ~ aoelI ard A 81 Durant."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17
Slsg5zssl
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Mc Haves's Response to a Toast.

ST.. LOUIS. OFT IL Gapquet was ter
dered last svaaics by Miss2uii commsndefy
to tie comm andsr-in-chief OF the Loyal LIZ
cion. Elk President Hayes, in responding to
thu toast ''The military order OF the
Loyal Legion" said ST may be said taat
the last reunion of the old soldiers is toe
best. Every TINA we meet the bonds OF
comradeship are more closely woven bs-
tween us and We comprehend more fully
the results OF the copfc fought fully thirty
years age, that war Was wsged on the one
side for the purpose of etfactinga division
of the States; on the other to maintain
statehood. At tbs end oil knew that the
Union was indestructible that the infa'
NOUS doctrine CT traffic in men was thing
of the pstt, snd that no State was greater
han tbs U0ited Statea.--Ia Europe there
is division aad separation. Each country
lie ruled By different government. To-day
ouf country stands preemiuentlg among the
nations Of the world SIS one in purpose and
ain All thu warning factions have been
unified ard solidi6ed."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17
A Live Wire.

An electric light wire at Gausavoort Mar.
kst, New York, broke away from Its fasien-
ings Wednesday night and fell 10 the ground
In numerous coils. TIE wire was well in.
sulated except at the end, where half en-
inch of bright copper was visible. The end
stuck up like thu head of snake in the
grass, and Alfred Blackwood, With load
of grapes. drove by thas morning The
first thing the horse did was 10 step on the
worst coil OF the copper snake, and the next
thing the copper snake did was to spring
and strike the hcrze in the belly. Ihe
horse enorted, and jumped nearly as high
as the awning. When he came down the
end of the wire struck him again, snd g
string of sparks few from 1t. The wire vas
coiled in such q way thst every time 1t wss
touched the dangerous end shot up, and
nearly every time 1t did SO it struck the
horse Owing to the spring in tho wire
each contact lasted only an instant, anu
each time the connection was broken
stream of sparks startled the beholders.
Blackwood. bare-haDded, seiz d coil OF
the wire and tugged away until the horses
legs were free. Then the copper END OF the
wire gave him dart 10 the thumb. Black
wood lost no time Ia getting out Of the way.
AT noon Yesterday the wire was restored to
its proper position. Then, and not until
then, did the regular business of the market
resume.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17
No Reward.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. O,5. 1.-THE re-
wari of $4,000 oG,rs1 by the Sale end
Government for the capture and delivery of
Rube Burrows to an officer will not be paid.
This fact became known BY he publication
In an evening paper of tins original pro-
olamstiou of the Go7eroor which Is dated
September 80, 1885, AS Is wel!-known the
outlaw was killed before he wes turned
over to the custody of any lawful officer. 1t
is said that the postm astsr general will also
refase 10 nav the Government reward. As
neither ,hs 5E1,e nor the fedora! govern
ment can bs sasd. the captora may yet be
deprived of their $4,000 reward or at least
a portion OF 1t. Gov. Seay refuses to say
whsther be will avail hmsslf of the techn-
G .li.y TO avoid paying tbs reward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17
Crews Rescued.

CHATHAM. Mass, Oct. 1.-THE schooner
jane L. Newton. Of Boston, with cargo OF
lumber, ie ashore naar Monomoy life aav-
ing station, and .ae schooner Asa e Peryere
of Wellheet. with granite. is ashore near the
Chathsm life saving station. Both vessels
we're at anchor at midnight wien terrific
gale struck them, tore them from their
mornings and cast hem ioto the breakers.
The crews were taken eff in life boats after
perilcus work. Tho yessels will probably
prove total loss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17
yEws or TEE GAY

Tbs Congressional fghaia centred in Ohio.
With bright prospects for large Democratic
ga!oa.
The American, Ind;an and Esypiian grain
is driving the Russian grain cut Of the nsi-
kets OF Europe
The United States minister st St. Peters
burg deuias ths reports ofpersecuion OF he-
breWs Ia Russia.
Five dsad auG t9eotyfour wounded is
the record O. casualties at the burning OF the
Leland Hotsi at Syracuse yesterday.
Comptroller Lacy Gays the condition of
the banks throughout the country is very
uatiafactory, and that capital ia circulating
freely.
IL jersey City yesterday Mrs. Catharioe
Schwoerer died il great agony sitter partaE
ing CT soup supposed 20 have been poisoned
by her 9on
Mary Eiz.both Hgnes. tbs beautiful and
wealthy widoT of q late S.. Louis million
arte. d;ed under the sureson's knife in the
Ney7 York Hospital yesterday.
At wheeling, ". Ven yesterday afternoon,
whle playing with sh0.gua six gea!-oid
son OF Cornelius Wycof shot his four year
old sister ia the facs, elmcat blowing her
head eff.
twenty FIVE thousand people WITNESSED
the marriage yesterday 90 the fair ground
81 Frederick, nd OF Jacob Knode, q young
fsru. lsborer. end Ella arszsr, the daughter
of q farmer OF Frederick coanty.
Peymaacr Geo. A. Daeiing, of the navy,
ca duty in the Coast Survey, vas found dead
Ia his bed ct lis house in Washington yes
tardag. Upca examination it vas found
taat bis dealh YES Gu2 to heart disease.
The general impression is that the assss-
sius CT Chs 81 Pelica Henuessy, OF New
Orleans, are mem0efs of The Ialien Malta,
who had repeatedly made thFeats against
his life Oh ecoc10t nf bis success 10 detect-
Ing aDd Furnishing Iteliaa criminals.
Tie fret rites over the remains Of The late
Justice Miller, Of tue Supreme Court, were
uu!atiy performed yesterday afternoon iu
tne chamber of tee Court 10 the Capitol
building il Washington. Later in the day
the remaits @ers taken TO tie Pennsylvania
citation for shipment to lows.
Since ths advent Of Cuba's new Captain
General, DIN Csmilo Polaviega, orgends
have grcvn mora artaoioas than ever. Tne
ess;ern part Of The Island is !itsrally over
ron with them, BECAUSE the troops detailed
to accomplish their determination have 80
fer conined their desuI;ory and turtle cpsr-
ssions to tbs 7esern districts.
TIE McKieey prices are knocking the
! McKinlayitsn cut in The West. Flannels,
cloths, shces, drugs, linens, stoves, ranges,
puahes. velve;s, te5e-coveIe, curtains, drap-
cries and cottoa fabrics have been put high
or IL the West In consequence CT the new
tariff law II ie herdsr tran ever for the aV-
eraoa noec nut there to make both ends meet.
Mr Uaauncey N, Depew addressed the
locomotive engineers atPttsburg yesterday.
lie said ut has besn demonstrated that So
cisiism. either With individuals or by the
State. is incompatible with Cur liberty and
oanoo. survive under cur institutions. No
labor organization cs permanently succeed
whose sole aud only offset s to increase
weges and diminish hours" He thanked
| and c0mpimented ;he engineers for standing
by bis npany in the recent strike.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17
VuGIaIA NEWS.

Mr. Richard Q NJ. Wing fiaid, of Norfolk,
died yesterday.
Il is said that ex-Cousressman John R.
Bfowu is canvassiog Henry county with the
i6es of running AS an independent Tor Cou-
gross.
List Wednesday Dight fire occurred in
the picking honse attached to the Freder-
icksburg woolea mills, causing loSs 10 me-
leria and machinery OF about $3.50.
Aivah 81. Martin. clerk OF the Norfolk
County Court, yesterday swore outa warrant
agaios; Congressman BoTdau. charging him
with giving him g. worthless check.
George Frieee, of Winchester, cattle man,
was found at Haeeratowu, Nd, last night
srueged auG robbed 10 cattle stall on the
fair grounds h died soon after being
found
At B.Is.oe, Prince William county on
Tuesday hight, while Miss Nettie Weldon
aud a lI:s. Austin wsre OF their way home
from p1aya. meeting, riding horseback. Mrs.
Austin's horse bocama frightened and Ut
manageable, throwing i;s rider She was
UNCONSCIOUS when picked up and was carried
in house close By, where sac died from her
iDjasiea Wednesday morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17
Panic in a Church.

CHICAGO, III, Ocs. H.-Whiie service
for children was in progress in ST. Stani :
taus Catholic Church this morning the altar
draperies caught fra from oue ofthe candles
and panic ensu9d. Ia the wild rush about
twenty children we're crushed and tFsmpled
on Esd some cftbsm received injured which
it ia believed will prove fatal.
The fire was quickly ex.iugnisbed. One
Of he title ones will probably die and
large number were injured, few seriously
The oarnets on the floor o. the church ard
many of thu pews were torn up, and the
church had the appearance as ifsome bloody
rio. had taken place
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17

A TRAGEDY.-In Allegheny county, n.
O., a man named John Dixon discovered
that stranger named Marshall Halsey was
intimate with his wife. Last Friday, while
Dixon was away from home. Halsey per-
suaded Mrs. Dixon to elope with him. Dixon
spied them, ran home. got his rifle. and shot
Halsey in the temple, killing him instantly.
The ooroner's jury first decided that both
Dixon and his wife were accomplices In the
murder, but Mrs. Dixon confessed and her
husband was released. Tuesday Bud Hal
sey met Dixon and tried to svenge his BROTH
er's death. but Dixon was too quick for him
and shot him dead. Dixon Ia at large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17
The Worlds Fair Dedication

CHICAGO, Oct. lit is proposed to give
q srsat inter-stste and international militia
~ encampment aud band tournament a.
ths dedication OF the Worlds Fair. The
plan will bling together all the crack mill
tary organizations and the fats bands in
the counsry, aud make II !ae greatest mill
tary and musics event OF the age. 100000
In pyizss will be off,sei for the military
companies and bands Of music to compete
for. The prospectus AID pr'z, list will be
sent to the military companies Of this coun-
try and 10 foreign governments, aud the
Joint COMMITTEES will ougsge ss musical d.
rector, man of recognized gsuiu among
muaiciars
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17
Terrible Effects of ScurYY.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-THE ships 4.
R. Thomas, from New York, and Alex. Nc
Cullom. from Baltimore, arrived here yester-
da7 with scu,yy on board. Tee sailors on
the MoCulom were 10 horrible condition,
their bodies being covered with running
sores. Their gums we're black and swollen
and hid their testh. The men said that
during the $50 days passage they had not
tasted vegetables Of any sort and the meat
given them was patrid. Thomas Hayes
and James Mssure had bsct me b!iad as a
result of the disease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17

CONVICTION OF A BIGAMI5T.-At Peters
burg yesterday morning Isaac Ellis, aged
sevsDty-fve years, WEE brought before tie
mayor, charged with bigsmy, and in the
afternoon he was tried before judge D. Nj.
Bernard, convicted, and his punishment
fixed at three years 10 tie penitentiary
Ellis, on the 29:h of September, 1881, mar
ried Harriet Jones. OF Primes Gsorge county
and on the 9Th of October, 1887, while bis
fret wife was still living, Ellis married Feiie
Hicks, of Petersburg. Both OF the prisoner 9
wives we're Ia court during the t!lel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17
A Dreadful Tragedy.

BERLIN, Oct IA terrible tragedy &C.
CURED Today at Rsiaekindorf, suburb OF
tbis city. A builder named Scaaf, who at
ong time was wealthy, but VINO lost his
m onsv and is now heavily in debt, attacked
his wife and children with Ratchet. and
hacked their heads In q terrible manner.
Three OF the children have died from their
iniuries. and Frau Schsaf and the remain
ine two children are unconscious and are
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17
TEX A NDRIA. VA.
FRIDAg EVENING OCTOBER II.
GRAND MASTER WILKINSON, of the Broth

GRAND MASTER WILKINSON, of the Broth
erhood of Railroad Train Men, Is member
OF the G.. &. r. He has written to the re-
ceiyer of the Houston and Central Railroad
Company that the fact that that company
employe negroes is causing many OF the
most worthy members Of his order to leave
the reeds service, and is q matter OF serious
Importance. But the receiver, an ex-Con-
federete, replies that negroes have always
been employed on thst road, and that II
they sre good enough to belong TO LABOR or
penizationa, the white members of such Or
pan;zatiops should he the last TO object &c
working with them. When the negroes
were slaves their white masters did not o.
iect to working along aide ofthem. But there
iss vast difference hetwsen working With
pegrces who acknowledge their race iniefi-
ority and know their place, and with those
who, refusing TO recognize the biblical truth
that an Ethiopian cannot change his skin
and that what God hes put asunder man
cannot join together, demand not only civil
but aocial eeuaiiy--a difference SO great
That white uaep, southern white men at
least, will submit 10 1t only upon ccmpu'-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17

REV. WALDRoN, one OF the negro speak
ers at the emancipation celebration In kich-
mond last Wednesday, said: 1--WE don'S
want any black, white, red, or yellow States
In this country; this is Union" Social
equality and miscegenation seem to have
nsurped the idea of forty acres and mule
In the heads of the negroes /; though. If they
were wise, they would know that the reali'
cation of the latter Ia infinitely easier than
that of the former.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17

A CYcLoNG.-A fearful cyclone passed
lust west Of Mazton. N. G., about O'Clock
Yesterday aftorooo0. Ita direction was
nearly nor.h. A. Haaty several houses we're
blcgn dogn aud one person was killed and
several injured Is track WAS not vide
At +, oral College the storm vas very severe,
blogirg down tbs hSlfrs CT the Presbyterian
church. deuoishiag one house and many
trees ard severely, II uot fatally i0Juring
two oersons McKinnon's saw-mil! was
ruined. and oua Of tie laoorers seriously In
Iured
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIEs.

First Lent. G. Ii. Turner, of the Egh-
teenth o s. Infantry at Fort Clsra, has
baen arrested, charged with embtzzl;ag 5000
beiongisg to his resipsria! band.
Rev J. q. Hector, colcIed, bis wito a:d
another coioiei womsr, were refused ad-
mission to two hotels in Pittsfsld, @aas.,
Hector claims, on account OF their color.
The train carrying the iron and steel In
stitute visitors jumped the track near Bss
semer. Wis, yesterday afternoon while 60
ing around eharp curve. No enc Was
hurt.
Pnlsdsipbs aud New York espltaliais
will proceed at once with the eractloa OF g
$500, 900 hotel on the beach at Atlantic City,
to extent from Rhode Island to Connecticut
avenue.
Fire is ragicg 10 the swamp in La Crosse
county, Ind, on which ia stacked thousands
of tons of hay, and much OF has already
besn consumed, with the prospect that ail
will be burned.
The train bearing tho remains OF Justice
Miller arrived in Pittsburg, from Washing
ton, at $50 o'clock and aftec brief stop
proceeded wes7a.d. Tie funeral patty
will reach Keokuk to-morrog morning.
Robert Wiliems, colored, was sentenced
In Baltimore to-day to twenty yaers in The
peniLentsry for assault upon child. Judge
Stewart told Williams that he would prefer
sentencing Elm TO be hanged foE his offence'
At Wet Superior, Wiz, just before he
went on the stage last night, Nat G5odWln
received telegram saying that his wife
had been probably fatally icjured. The
comedian brayely weat through his part In
"God Nine" although he broke down at
some Of the pathetic passages.
Jas. Maxwell was hanged at Morris, lis,
this morning for the murder of Ches. Decker
in June last. He was game to tie last, ard
dies apparently the most uuconcs:nod man
in The town OF Morris Last uigas, when
the sheriff showed some evidences Of trep-
dation at the task before him, Max-
veil said "Brace W, cid mao; sou
are much more troubled about this
than I am" Just before the execution
Maxwell threw eff the religious mask which
he had hitherto worn, and uttered cur
ees of the most suphurous sort. When the
sheriff began to read the Geath warrant in
trembling voice, Maxwell interrupted With !:
"stcp that CAB, Schroeder, end let Us get
through this thing as soon as possible"
The Lordon Star says tho Eummoning of four
Irish archbishops to Rome is believed to be final
effort on tho part of the Vatican to assist thu to-
res at critical time. The elections are near ana
prompt measures are necessary to propitiate
Lord Salisbury Other paper', however, see no
political significance in it,
negro boarded stree. car in Chicago last
night, refused to pay his fare and drew razor
Every passenger in the car bolted for the doors
except one young man named Tom Donovan, who
received two or three dangerous cuts from the
keen- bladed razor
Private Frank O'Neil, of Bait Ty G, Fourth U.
g. artillery, died at Fort Mcpherson, Atlanta
yesterday Of hydrophobia. While in tho hospital
O'Neill had to DO put in padded room to keep
him from beating his brains olt
Stephen A. Caldwell, President OF the Fidelity
Trust Company, of Philadelphia, dropped dead at
his homo this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17
sA1rsD WATER AND A MEAT-AxE- Daa

SALTED WATER AND MEAT-AxE -Daa-
cor Samuel T. Wocds, Of Barlow, near Pei
bau Bay Iolet, n Y, gol so mad yesterday
when ne found that bis coffee and every
thing elss upon his table for breakfast tasted
strongly of salt that he accused bis servant
girl cf trying to poison him, and chased
ner for mile with meat axe Even
his barrel OF drinking water was sailed.
After 60 escort OF re!shbors had
brought me innocent servant back and
insured her safey il Was quietly hiuted
sbs. the sOlt bsg wbioa the deacon found
near his water barre! raighs De accounted
for OF the haais Of 8 practical joke. He
had caught two magnificent bass from the
inlet on Tuesday, nad had boasted OF il q:
jack EIlolt's iuu 10 the evening, aud glosted
over the delicious breakfast that was to re:
suit fscn the catch The men who heard
him beast visited his water barrel, and went
eway minus bag of salt. They little
dreamed how near they would cone 10 caus'
ing tragedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17
ANOTHER GREAT BR1DGE.-The work of

ANOTHER GREAT BRIDGE.-The work Of
constructing the great bridge ever the Mis-
sissippi river at Memphis, Tenn. is pre-
greasiug rapidly. The excavation for the
fouuastiop Of pier N; 2 lis nc lob feet deep
from, the surface of the river, and will pro-
badly have to % male deeper. Toe press
ure is forts five pounds to the square Inch
greater thga normal pressurs. which makes
the voIk very haz ,rdnus. The hFsS chip
r.eut Of iron :of the bridge, is on lis way to
Memphis from A.hsns, P,., and viii arrive
10 a day or two When tbs excavation for
pyier No. 2is finished that will complete
the caigson pressure work Of the bridge, es
ali the other 1aissons have oeeu flashed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17
GALVESTON. TEXAS, March 10, 1855.

d. Behrends, agent for William Radam'S
Microbe Killer:
Dear sir-I have been suffering for years
with complication of diseases which origi-
mated from diseased liver. / had dyser
terry, bloody fax and Internal tumors, l
consulted some Of the most eminent physi-
clans in the city and used their medicines
for long Tins without getting any relief
l WIS finally given mp TO die, when friend
advised me ID try the Microbe Killer. AS
the last resort gave it trial, and the re-
lief it gave ne vas wonderful. When
commenced to take the Microbe Killer l
only weighed eighty six pounds; my pres
ens weight is one hundred and forty-3ix
pounds, and am restored to ny usual good
health. JOHN W. DERRICK.
Sworn TO ard subscribed hefote me this
tenth day Of March, a D, 1883,
JOHN Z. CAPLEN, Notary Public
Galveston County, Texas.
Fer sale by E. s. Leadbester & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17
THE LARGEST soHooNEa EVER BUILT

THE LARGEST GoHooNER EVER BUILT
Toe Genwood, the largest four-masted
schooner ever built, of the same length az
the Gov. Ames, YVES launched 81 Bath, Me-,
Yesterday. Being very sharp forward and
sft, her tonnage falls little short OF that OF
the Gov. Ames, but she still heads her class;
She Is a centre board craft, with two full
decks, and carries Oregon mas;s of lO7 fsef'
Her cabin is handsomely finished in quarter
ed oak, and cha has all modern appliances
She will be ready for sea in about three
ueeka
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17
OFFICIAL.
AN ACT to prohibit the carrying of concealed
xreanong


weapons.
Be it enacted by the City Council Of Alexan-
dria That if any person carry about his peraon,
hid from common observation, any pistol, dirk,
bowie knife, razor, slungshot or any weapon %. OF
twenty nor more than one hundred dollars, and
such pistol, dirk, bowie knife razor, Hlungshot or
any weapon of the like kind, shall be forfeited to
the City Council of Alexandria and may be seizsd
by any officer as forfeited and upon the conyIc-
tion of the offender the same shall be 1od ana I tue
proceeds paid over 70 the City Council of Alexan.
dris. Provided, that this section shall not apply
to any police officer, town or city sergeant con-
stable, sheriff. conseryatoT OF the peace OF coaieGe
ing officer, while in the discharge OF his official
duty "a
all other acts or parts of acts in conflict herewith
al Passed se Board of Aldermen October ID, 1890.
W. h MARBURY, President
Passed Common Council October IA, 1890.
JOHN T. SWEENEY, President
Approved October 16, 1890.
E. E. DOWNHAM, Mayor.
Teste: JNo T. JOHNSON, Clerk c. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17
LEMON ELIXIR.
A Pleasant Lemon Drink

For biliousness and constipation, takc Lemon
Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take Lemon
Elixir.
For sick snd nervous headaches, take Lemon
Elixir.
For sleeplessncsa and nervousness, tako Lemon
Elixir.
For loaa of appetite snd debility, take Lemon
Elixir.
For fs9ora, chills and malaria, take Lemon
Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you in any Of the
shove diseases, all of which arise from torpid or
diseased liver stomach, kidneys, bowels or blood.
Prepared only by Dir. II. MOTLEY, Atlanta, Gs.
Soc and 81 ner bottle. Sold BY druggists
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17

You ere aware OF course that catarrh will
5accme chronic unless checked at once by
Old ssups Ceassrh Cure. Only % cents. /.
"Ifa numerous household is the safety OF
the Repub,ic.n I! migh. az veil os pro.
claimed al once, that the remedy upon
which such household should be reared ID
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.