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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08

THE APPoRTIoNMGNT BILL LIT is under
stood that the republican members of the
census commlttss have reached an egree-
ment npoa tha superintendent bill, based
upon representation of $50 members Of
tina House. Tue present House consists of
332 menhsrs. The rstio of representation
is one member TO each 173, 901 of the popu
latior. This is about the lowest number
which vi permit esoh State during the
next deos6e to retain It's present member
ship TIE States which will gain In repre-
Sensation are: Alabama, 1; Arkansas, 1 !;
CaifoTnis, l. Colorado, 1; Georgia, / !; Hi
no!s, Q; Kansas, i; Massachusetts,, l; Michi-
gan, l; Minnesota, 2; Missouri, 1 Ne
6rasks 8; New Jersey, l; 0 tegon, l; PsDnsy-
lvauIs, 2; Texas, 2; Washington. l, and
Wisconsin, 1, or "a in all It is not likely
that Any snii-gerrsmander features will be
in tho appointment bill.
II is said the democrats will oppose the
bill on tia ground that the democratic States
are deprived of ct least three Numbers
which they ought 70 hove.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08
Re1r,nrE,al,ie ReacUa.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield Ill, makes the
statement that she caught cold. which settled on
her lunes sho was treated for month by her
family physician, but grew worse Ho told her
she was hopeless victim of consumption and that
no medicine could euro her. Her druggist sug-
gested DR.. Kings New Discovery for COnsump
ton :; she bought . bottle and to her delight found
herself benefited from tho first Dose She contin-
ned its uso and nftcr taking ten bottles found
herself sound ard well, now does her own ho1se-
work and is as well rs she ever wss. Free trial
bottles Of this Great Discovery at E. g Leadbcater
& Bro g drug store (wholesale agents. Large bot
tIcs noe and 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08
The Farmers Alliance.

OUALA, Fla, Dec. Ths.conyea,ion this
caorri9glis.enad 20 repor;of the COMMITTEE
on legislation With reference to the sub-:reas-
ur3 81 sad waym controversy has hsen &C.
ing CT al the morning. The report is said
to haze recommended numerous changes In
tao bill Is originally drawn, presumably
viii .ha purpose Of securing dem ocratic sup
port for this maasnrs. Capt. Power, of Indi-
ana, beg bsen circulating g petition to the No
tioDa! Alliance asking that it rescind its &C.
ton IL ea:Csia? nigha naming Washington,
aod the tt'rd Tae5'a3 in November as the
timo a0G place fer holding the next annual
nesting. and olsking Iadiacop bis the place.
Many sigoa.u-e e have been secured already,
and II lie predicted thAt the Alliance mey
remain il ses5!oG two or three days longer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08
LEX A N DRIA. V (
MONDAY EVENlae, DECEMBER 8.
Col FRANK RUFF1N has written pam

Col FRANK RUFFIN has written PAM
phlet in favor Of the deportation of the pre-
creative negroes Of Virginia to Africa, the
native land of their forefathers, aud MI.
Stanley says that If they have any element
of greatness in them 1t can be developed to
its fullest extent in the Congo country.
Thstit has not been developed here. Col
Co. Raffia says, ia demonstrated to thu en-
tire satisfaction of every body familiar With
them. He says:
The plan of policy we have 50 far pur-
sued; the plsu of education and benlhcence
"a failed entirely. 10 thu twenty years
that hava elapsed (from 1870 to lo9O, ln-
c;usiye) since fres schools have been estac-
iishsd ia Virginia. about hVs-sixths CT the
sum that has neen epent IN what Is caileC
educating pegroee, has been contributed bg
white mems taxes Aud that ratio Coz
,icues to this day. Ia that period the ne-
croes have deprecated from high desrea
OF efficiency IS agricultural laborers In
slavery to state OF Worthlessness In free-
dom. Similarly they have deprecated In
every branch OF industry 10 which they are
engaged, whether manufacturing, ccmmer-
cisl or domestic. The criminal statistics
show that tney COMMIT eiRus tiWco oo ~ ""H
crime as our whites. The school census OF
our most favored school district. the city OF
Richmond. shows that half the children are
illegtima,e; and it ia notorious that chaeti-
iy is scarcely known among their women.
As to Christianity they are taught that "hen
taey hsye ones prolsssed religion their souia
are ABSOLUTELY safe: no matter what they GO
Aud OF course they are worse in their con-
verted than ia their unconyersed state.
Their politics consist Ia en- sdhersroa 10
the republican party, generally under the
lead OF their preachers, who ara a'm]s5 N
Y .riablv bought; aad all tina. the democratic
party has ever been able to effect hss oesn
10 parona g their neutrality to q partial SIX
tent. Taeir manners are ptesaming sId IL,
solen, aad sre daily getting '7ose-; arc
thsy neithsr express nor fesl toe slightest
gratitude Tor wcas has been done toF tao''
in orovsnsns Tnoit sspifations sad them
to demand not only civil, bat social sqaaliiy
and the greatest sslmulu' TO their aspira-
tions is that tas time may coma waea they
can ell haze white wives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08
DIED.

On the 6 h instant, at p. M, REBECC5,
daughter OF the lac I'm II and amy, A. Miller;
the funeral service az her lac residence, St2
Prince street tomorrow CHuesday) at u o'clock.
Intermeut private.
On the evening OF December 7, SITTER lopg snd
lingering illrcss, JOHN ADAM GEREA U5EG.
ms- Funeral FROM the residence of his son-in-lag,
No 400 ~ Columbus street, Tn Wednesday, De-
cember 10th, at 4 O'Clock p. m.-[Balt.more aid
New YORK papers please copy.
On Saturday, December 6Sh, at 4:30 O'Clock,
CLARA VIRGINIA, eldest daughter of Pater +.
aad alice j. EalI, in the 9Th year Of her age
He had little treasure once,
She WAS Cur joy and pride.
Wo loved hor-sh perhaps 90 vol,
For soon ahe slept and died.
ali il dark within cur dwelling,
Lonely are our hearts to day;
Fer the ore We loved sc dearly
Has forever psssed away:
By HEB PARENTS
Firsr-i f.oIa ler f..hers residence, corner Pas
lex sni t'roneco streets. iuesday evening a. t~o
o'co;s. Frierds Of the tsuily are invited to 1t.
tocn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08

WASHED BY A BIG WAvE-The British
steamship Maryland, from Baltimore fer
London and Swans,a. arrived at the Deia-
ware Breskwascr op Saturday evening. On
the morning Of Dsc. /. about six miles off
shore, the snip encountered terrific gale
FROM The south, and her decks were swept
by tremendous $50, which instantly killed
Captain Luck hurst. the bosts~sin aDG sec
opd cook, elso breaking the leg of First
Glitter L oSd, oreskioe the erm OF ne CIR.
psUtsz and sag3seiy f5juripg others ct the
crew. Nesrly everything movable wes swept
away. inclncinQ bridge, three boats, and
msgy ether dack materials, O. ,hs e IS
hundred aa5 twenty-six cattle on board,
three hundred ve.e killed end many more
60 badly injured as TO be Toyth;es1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08

Now THAT the Chesapeake aud o 1io Rail-
road has leased, ia psrpetuity, that portion
Of the Virgiais Midland Railroad between
Gordor5vi.le sad Alexandria. thus making
this city its northern terminus. 1t would be
strange If tia enterprise and capital re-
qulred to -esp the resultant possible sdvRn.
tags were not forthcoming. The natural IA
ollites possessed By Alexandria for 5scom-
ing large and prosperous city arc pstent
to all who have evar soec the plaoe, and it's
artificial advantages n)w avs no. e1csled
by those Of any o.hsr city on the Atiaotic
coass. Ths Chesapeake and OHIO is prao'i-
cally transoontinent railroad, and Alex
andria has bsc ina one, AMI what should be
tia most in portant oae. OF its eastern ter
mini.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08
The Farmers Alliance.

At Saturdays session OF the Alliance in
Ooalp, Fla, temporarily Intellectual effort
was made to eliminate from the platform
adopted clause giving the Natiopsl Al
iianca President power to depose the editor
of spy Aliaace newapaper or 10 pass upon
the qCal foati9ns Of newsper men who might
be seeking The right 10 publish Alliance
shsots.
Z motion hat roster Of al! sui,-A!laDce
sccUteeies Ga rGk IN @as laid over. Ssc:t-
| tafy ?uf g. protested agsiUe. ench roster be-
iac ,ufciahsd, as it gave enc Dan too much
poaet. Ia all such roster could be useG
to des roy the CIDER by politicians or
schsmsrs that he, no Mai, nal Secretary,
had prepared, s. roster which he could, II ne
bad wished, sold :or $40 coo daring the re-
ceat political campaign. farmer said IL
geis, ~ K2nses, hsd cifsred s. 600 for = Tos-
| ter al Kansas secretsrics a!one.
TIE Pf9sid .n;'s salary. frcm which be
mus pay ni5 owo c:efi hire, wss fxed az
IS 600 VITA rraVelng expenses, aud Waah-
iuston vas fasily named as his Official
place cf-ssderoe.
Il inc evening Workman Powderl7. Of
ihs K1ishta ct Labor, addressed large
pe5tv GaJhe.irS 10 the interest Of Goverc-
"a ers oranoy Mo Of railroads, fairer emp y-
mea; Of child labor. and compulsory ecu
cation. Ea also advocated equal pey for
women 9'ha 30 tina ssIne Wo,k 80 men, and
maG,= fiery attack upon tbs employ ment
OF eleczries! ana iato,-seving machinery, aa
dsfreu6iJg w5Ekmen of the right TO work.
He also urgsd tho cooperation OF the far
mers pTiIh the Knights.
Toera was considerable discomfort among
the delegates to she National FermeFe' Al.
lance over the discovery of too much politi
cal irhleGco in the convention md the elec-
ton CT too many officers from the State OF
Ksusas
Il is proposed By membera of the Citiz ms
Alliance, acting uuder the impulse OF Kan
ses delegates, shs5 there shall be formed "a
third party" through which ali Industrial
orGeriz ,ticns occupying common ground
nav give political efaot to their views.
The only thing which has kept the Far
mars' Alliance 0ioof is the conservative
sentiment OF the South and It's unwilling
nsss to make q break until every othes
resource has baen exhausted. La other
words the South prefers to ramsin solid for
little gb;le longer, because 1t is in moro
coz maaGiBg poaition than it has eVer oeep
before, sud lis leaders chose here Ia the
atuenceJ tnGe tos .'osi.l@h luS1 Az " 'o'o '0
folly 10 uhEow sway advantages they eaIoy.
It is urSuad that the pivotal States cannot
do without the soit; South any more than
the South can do without the pivotal States.
The present advantage of the South is that
it has choice Of pivots, middle or Forth
western Ststae. E tber would effsot ma
ional change by chs helm of the South ii
the Sou sands frm. Uodsr such con-
ditions 1t hss been decided TO make haste
very slowly.
1t is reported that friends o. Mr.. Blaine have
been engineering q Blaine presidential boom
among the members OF the alliance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08
Irish Affairs.

az stated in the GAZETTE Mr.. Paroe | Ell
the meeting OF the Nationalist 10 L9rdan
on Saturday, refused to put The molten
made by Mr.. Abraham tia. be. NJ Par1ei
vaca e the chair.
An exciting incident followed. A. Ri
Ahraham's motion was being handed "a by
Mr.. Justin Mccarthy, Mr.. Parnol Leaned
across the table struck Mr. McCarty' hEoG,
and seiz d thu resolution and tore 1t TO
pieces
Mr Justin Huntley Mccarthy, SOD CT M.
Justin McCas;h2, Denounced Mr. Parnei
az he irsuier Of his father and Az eDeDy
to his couutry. He declared that he hsG
hitherto acted with Dir. ParDsl! bus that
henceforth he would Tspu6iate him.
The detection of the yourger McCar. tz
raised the total number Of aEti-ParEch.s
members to 40
After the withdrawal CT Mr. Mccarthy
sid the other snti-Paruell meuteTa the
supporters Of Dir. PsEBell adopted REQ
utions expressicg iheiG regret ct Mr. q ad'
stons's refussl to state bis viaTs on the
questions submitted to him, anc then
ratified the selection Of NJ. PsTneil 81
chsirmsn.
The forts-Gvs anti-Parnaliites me-, and
elected Mr.. Mccarthy chairman cpd adop'ed
a resolution declaring the IIish party's
Independence and iseuing manifesto to
the people.
Upcn learning whes hsd been done by
the emit. Parnel.tes Mr. Gladstone ex-
claimed: "Thank Gcd, Home Raie IL
saved"
Parnell will net recogn;zs ire authority
ofthe vote by which he hns been depossd
by that section OF the ri, h party pcw led
BY Justin MCCARTHY, The sisuatioa thus
created is most extraordinary. Thare are
two Irsh parties. with two chsi'men, two
sets of officers. Il Ia not cesr yet who will
pay the new party's bills. Parliament vi
rise carly next wesk. and ALI the Issh mem
5ers will proceed to Ireland, where The real
battle will he fought. II ie said that IN
order to come at the real opinion Of The
Irish nation four members OF each section
will resign and submt Themselves for re-
election. MIR. Parpe.l hiUsel: will be ons Of
the minority to retire.
Tbs manifesto of tia Catholic hierarchy
Of Ira and calling on Mr. Psraell 20 reeiga
was read in sill Catholic churches Of thet
country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08

TIE WIDOWS Of congressman Kelly. RAN
dali and Cox hsvs bsen presented by the
doorkeepsr of the . 8 Houss OF Represent
atIves with thu dsaks 10 that House that
ware occupied By their husbands. The L.
dies referred to ere estimsble, but why they
should be selected from among the widows
of all the other distinguished men who have
set in Congress, as the offsets OF this special
fasor,is what nc body except the dooskeeper
ofthe Houss eau tell! The widows of great
es congressman than either OF those msG-
toned ere still alive, but the desks at which
their husbands sat remain in the Capitol,
though, unfortunately for the country. they
s.s used ay mon unworthy to buckle tns
shoes of their distinguished predecessors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08
Fires.

ANDERSON, Ind, Dec. S-Saulsbury &
Harns'4 hlock burned yesterday .csusirg a
less Of $50 coo
SCRANTON, Pa, Dac. S-Ths Simpson
Methodist e .isoopel Church of this city was
gutted by fre last eveninE.
PrrTsBUEGg.lPa Dsc, She Continen
tai tube works ware damaged by fire this
morning to iAe extent Of 900
CA1Ro. Ills, D,c. 8-sikeaton, Mo-, sta
ton 90 the Len Noun ain road, has been
neaglg des.rcy cd by fire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08
sh;loh's Consumption Cure

This is beyond question the most success
full Cough Medicine we have ever sold, a
fow doses invariably euro the worst cases Of
Cough, Group and Bronchitis, while its wonder
full success in tho cure of Consumption is without
parallel in the history of medicine. Since its
frat discovery 1t has been sold on 3 gu "a tee, a
test which no other medicine can stand If you
have p cough we earnestly al you to try it. Price
Ice. Soc and 81. If your lungs ere sore, chest,
or back lame. uso Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold
by e. s. Lead beater & Bro. Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08

The Oklamcna Country Ia coyerfd win
snow from FIVE to twelve inches deep. The
situation Is alarming ard there are not
means enough to supply food or clcthiag 70
the poor.
a dispatch from Va'eaeia ssysa bomb sas
throwa last night at the residence Of .le
Archbishop CT the diocese and exploded uu.
der one of ,hs windows. Maca damG9e = a.
done to the building.
Saturday burglars entered the swslr.
store Of c. Woodruff at Waxahachip, Tex.
and blew the safe opon. Jewelry, cons.s
of fne wa ohes and diamond ringp 8ogl4
S12 coo to $1,000 was secured.
Walter Williams. convict in tee Nj
nesota psnteutiary. has been efc pgopetg
valued at $50 coo by fellow conVict v6l
has jus. died, In remem oerauce of bis k.ad.
ness while they were Ia prison together.
movement is n progresa amor .lo
members elected to the South D-ko,a Leg
ature locking to the sboiiahc,eut Of N.Y.
of the cficss in he interest CT eocaory
The Eaances OF tbs SITE arc IL q 5sd s5soe.
Reports contiauo TO come in Ct new 81
fersrs who hays lost in BE collapse q,
De'auaser 6 CompanJ's bs2S .. Msa9
Vile. Pa, and cautions eetnatc o! Tho
liabilities placesI them between $5C0QQ9
ard $500 600
Mrs. N.ooli, mother Of District Ario.aey
elect Delsney N.coll. Of n W YMk va
stricken with paralysis Saturday blet au6
can survive bus few days. Mr.. Neo! hss
consequently decided 60 poe:pane bis We
ding, which had been srsaugcG 10 take pee
Thursday rex5.
Two young men processing 10 be aa-f
mutes who were given lodging ct the W0
burn, Mass police station, were found
possoss complete eat of burg r9' tor
Each ceyred s darg containing entries in
dcatiDg that they lad worked namb2r O.
PLACES iu the Southern aad Middle States.
Secretary WINDOWS ci;cl!a: Of Sa-uriay, call
ing foe proposals for the slleof $ 000CC0 Of the
four per cent bonds, supplemented by c stat.
mcnt that the $l7,500000 fractional Currcu
in the Treasury might ba paid out in tho pu
chase of tonds" has sfTordcd some SC. to the mon
etary stringency in New York
III, will OF DAniel B. Fayerwoa:hor, the mil.
ion liro leather dealer which was fled N New
York to-day, gives S2,lO00o) t. different CO..
lcges and $95 ,0Oo to hospitas Among he form.
or bequest Of 100000 20 tho University Of
Virginia
terrible storm SCI in at Hagr,soabafg, Va,
last niihs. sloct snow aad hail foil. Tho wca;hor
is intensely cold. Thero WAS an inch f.ll If saow
in Baltimore taii morning aud indications
moro.
Gio-ge W. Smith, supposed to b a resident, o,
San Francisco End vice prcsi lont OF thoNicaE GU
Construction Co., wss arrested in New To:k YES.
to-day He,has bson pronounced insane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08

WILL STAND F1RM.-An informal con orence
between sevoral Westersn repub icsns and certain
dem oerats is said to have he hald in Washing
ton, yesterday with view TO retohing g cpmpro.
MISC by which - silver bill providing for the pnf-
chase OF Sl3 O0o,O 600 worth OF bullion may DO
passed Immediately to relieve tho money market
OF the West, which is supposed to DO tied up so
tiehty as 20 endanger tho business 2f many Of the
largest concerns ia That section. The democratic
leaders, sfor consultation decided to listen to no
prop >siton for compromise that does 1t include
the sban1cnmont of ths force bal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08

Bll;iousness, constipation. torpid liver,
plies, cured by Dr. Mlese Nerve and Liver
Pills, so dcseB 25c. Samples free st drug
gis;s. by mail 25c. MILES MED. Co., Elk
HART, IND.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08

"Helen's Babies" This WORK !s ackuowl
edged to bs one of the beat selling artic!se
10 our bookstore Druggists, however sas
that DE- Bu ls Baby Syrup sells better ttaa
any other remedy. Il Is always reliable
Pfice only % cents.
1t can DO you no harm but will nositively
cure you, we refsr 10 Old Ssui's Catarrb
Cure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08

WHEN Mr.. Stanley deserted the Confed-
crate army he had no idea that tine time
would come when distinguished southern
men would pay three dollars to hear BIN
lecture. Tbs v.cisstudes Of time are as
Wondfous Sc ever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08

The ABUSE cast by certain republican
and sc called independent newspapers upon
the South Carolina court for deciding that
Illegally printed ballots cannot be counted,
is rendered grotesquely absurd by the fact
that et the recent election in enc Of the
northern States democratic candidate was
counted oul because the letter was left
cut Of his pGme as printed on tho ballot,
Though the sound OF the name wss not
changed by the unintentional omission. In
the South Carolina case the ballots did not
conform to the Law either in sizs or color.
What is the use of an election law if its pro-.
visions are not 10 be observedp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08
Irish Affairs.

LONDON Dec. SIN response to the call is ued
~ MIR. Justin Mccarthy all the members CT the
Irish party who arc oppO c! to Mr.. Parneil as
sembled to day 10 further consider the line OF
polcv to be adopt d A council Of eight members
was sppointcd to assist MI Mccarthy in deciding
tue future action OF the party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08

TIE DEVELOPMENTS at the Farmers Al
lance convention last Saturday, when it was
ooanly charged thai soms of the leaders OF
that organization had obtained money from
Mr.. C.lhouo, railroad lawyer. and then
tried to have him eiectsd Q. s. Ssnasc-; he's
used the newspaper OF the organization foE
political purposes, ana were travelling on
rasses supplied bg railroads, don't lock IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08

If DEMocaArIC majori.es are entitled to
reward. then certainly MIR. Mills of Texas Is
entitled to the Spsakership of the U. S.
House OF R representatives. as his State gave
democratic maj,rity of $4,000 at last
mJnth7s election
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08

Mg. PARNELL having done many things
to injure. has finally succeeded in disrupting
the Irish national party. The Irish a'e
brave and generous peaple, but they are par
ticu!ariy unfortunate in the selection OF their
icn1a-c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08

ae-Nor1cE-I o. o. F.-All mombe. s Of Foto-
mac Lodge, NO. 39, are requested TO meet 10 the
assembly room, ODD Fellows Hail. Columns It
on Wednesday night, December 10th at s O'clock,
TO make final arrangements for the tip to p
Church. Members OF Sareptl Lodye No. 46, or
invited to be present. By order or th3 Logo
cec8 st D r. sTANs8URY. Sec etarv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08
moNgrAaY AaD eona..aela.

;,aw sosx. Dec S-Tne st,cS market q
mornings cmcd to have entirely recovered flo-l
III, panicky feeling OF Saturday, but it retained
the f,verlsh and uns,.tied ch ,racter, AMI s5go
wide and vi,lcni 1uctuatious occurred IN he cl--
iy trading, although III, market at The sal.a
time d,spaycd in som stoc<s the ost pre noun
oil strength The OPP ming figures were quito IN.
regular as compared with the final prices OF 5s;ur-
day. In tho sc i've stocks, however, prices mount.
ed rapidly during the hr4t half hour. the trading
b,ing accomp panied by somc excitement. The I'd
vances eliminated, however t1wari 1890 md
the re action carried prices in many St cks taek
to aud even below tao o -oning Irices in some
cases, but the specially S.roag stocks he'd OF to
portion Of the gains. The market bs cane gu GU
and at 1 O'CLOCK WAS ttad7 AZ tho reac.iol.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08

THE republican newspapers that approved
Minister M zler's course in the Barrundia
affair, when they thought the administration
endorsed it, have heen placed in au awk-
ward position By his sudden and unexpecl-
ed recall. Bot with their accustomed dis
regard for consistency, they now censnre
what three months ago they praised.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08

We hsvc speedy and positivc euro for cstsrrh,
diphtheria, caaker moath aud headache, Sill
LOAH'S CATA BRH EEMEDY. A nasal injector
FREQ with &C bottle. Us, it if Won desire health
and sweet breath. Price soc. For sslo By E. s.
I,eatboatcr & Bro. agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08

There is mncr 10 good Blood but if born
of bad blood, "a. 3 O. Alteratiys" lie the
caly remedy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08

Simmons Liver Regulator cured no ofeen-
era debility end loss Of eppeiite.-mTs. Ell
mund Futon, Frankfort. Pa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-08

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