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rI,HE I K L

YEHE IXL
i Auction Il Commission House
pays the highest cash price for all kinds
of Secondhand Furniture, Stoves, Etc.
Furnished houses bought in their en-
tirety. 1O7-9l
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At tn. Office, Queen street, Honolulu
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HONOLULU IRON WORKS,

Honolulu, b. l.
Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Boilers,
Coolers; Iron, Brass and Lead Castings; !;
Machinery of every description made to
order. Particular attention paid to
Ships Blacksmithing. JOB Work ex-
ecilted at short notice. l-91
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w ILDER g. Co.,
w Dealers in Lumber, Paints,
Oils, Nails, Salt and Building Materials
of every kind. Corner Fort and Queen
streets, Honolulu. l-9l
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IOHN T. WATERHOUSE,
sJ Importer and Dealer In General
Merchandise. Queen street, Honolulu,
HI, 1-9l
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X w MACFARLANE g. Co.,
W. Importers and Commission
Merchants. Queen street, Honolulu,
HI 1-9l
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II HACKFELD & Co,
liz General Commission Agents.
Corner Fort and Queen streets, Homo
lulu, I'll. /. 1-9l
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nAvID DAYTON (KewikD
- VIII be in his private office from
l2 80 to $50 p. M. Office: 81 King
street, Cup stairs), l-9l
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* ONSALvES g. Co.,
VI Wholesale Grocers and Wine
Merchants. Beaver Block, Honolulu,
HI, l-9l
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] EWERS e. COOKE
IL Importers and Dealers in Lum-
Der and all kinds of Building Materials.
Fort street, Honolulu. 1-9l
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TT w. SCHMIDT & SONS,
IL. Importers q Commission Mer-
chants. Fort street, honolulu. l-9l
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DR.. A. R. ROWAT

Has removed to his new veterinary dis
pensary ON King street, Honolulu. 81 If
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CARPENTER & CONTRACTOR.
Isas. JOHN COOK. 1891

- EMOVED from Alakea street to III
Ii Fort street. Will contract for
building all kinds of wooden buildings
and do all kinds of Jobs. 6l-9l
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REDWARD & HOWELL
Contractors ~ Builders.

Brick, Stone and Wooden Buildings;
estimates given. Jobbing promptly at
tended to. 76 King street. Bell Tele-
phone No. 2. p. O. Box 423. 1-9l
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Z. B. WALKER,

Contractor aud Builder,
l.
Brick, Stone and Wooden Building esti-
mates given. Cemetary Work and job
bling attended to. Sc King street, Homo
lulu, Bell Telephone l07. 9-9l
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7 ALFRED MAGOON.
81. Attorney at Law and Notary
Public. No. ~ Merchant street, Homo
lulu. l-9l
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I NJ. MONSARRAT
Js Attorney at Law and Notary
Public. Merchant street, Honolulu. 1-9l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-03
gEWs OF TIE Day.

Edwin N. DaLscp, diplomatic agent Of
tho Southern Confe5eraoy and well.kncwn
writer, died In New York on Monday.
Ths heaiiog of the three cases involving
the consti;ulionality of the Mckinley tariff
act Wss cltssG In the United States Supreme
Conr: yesterday.
TIE ermcred cruifer Nav York. the mcst
formidable vessel yet Constructed for the
navy wes launched Gu the Delaware yester.
day. l. is said SIZE will be more than a
natch for cry vessel CT tbs cruiser type
eh9at.
Mlss Msry Atell, daughter Of Edwin F.
Abel, Of Baltimore county, Nd, and Dr..
James Dudley Morgan, Of Washington, were
married at GogalssowD, yesterdaT. The
presents Here numerous and very handsome.
After the nuptini msss at the church COLA
lion wss te:ved at ''Woodbanrne," the bead
tifni country bome Of MIR. Abel.
Cyrus W. Fisld is reported By his ph7sl-
Clans as bsiog in no danger OF lmmedis e
6es.h. His sou Edward, the dsfaulter. CO
stated Sts erdsy. las been removed 10
p.!va Iunario asylum. A friend OF Mr.
Fiald rays Dir Field placed his tox OF se-
curiiIes ct the disposal of his son, aod that
hi suise fortune of the father Is gone.
al 2 O'clock a. N. yesterday the auto
ms,ic regulator at the natural gas station In
Dssroit, Mich, got ont ef order and shut off
The 1,w, e1tiDguishi0g all the lights and
SIS 10 i5s city. When the flow waa re-
rumoi tie gas pe-meatsd the houses.
S.f,ty 7oVes saved the psope from asDhyx-
:s.;on. The pjics were nctfsd and bali
| lac !oHn was aroused.
"a result oil Tuesday Is elsction In New
Ea7eu, Conr., next years municipal board
wi stard largely democratic The town
government stands democratic, es hereto
fore, the democrsts electIng their candidates
By maj critics averaging 2 500. William Z
Potter, democrat. ga3 elected mayor OF
Providence. z. I yesterday by over 100
sjorily. Ee is the fest democrat elected
| mayor OF ths: city since 1854.
a dynsmisa factory ct Haverstraw, N.
Y, wes olown up yesterday afternoon. The
shock of TIE terrible explosion Yves felt for
twenty nieg. -Four men employed in the
! buildIDg we're biowE TO piecer, and aaolhsr
| man. who wss soma Distance from the
wrecked building, was instantly killed. The
building whch blew up was frame stfuo.
ture, so 81 $50 feet. After the explosion
the building csGght fire and burned for sew
| eral hoGrs. Ths ether buildings OF the
works also consisted dynamite, but escaped
destruction. es lhsy were $50 ftes away from
/ the scene Ct tbs explosion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-03
FOREIGN NEWS.

Ii is reported In Panama that importsn!
coal deposits have been disco7ed ct S IA
quot bay, Straits of Magellan.
Members of the two factions of the Irish
parliamentary party yesterday had Eehtin
Limerick, In whion the Parnelli.ee got The
worst Of IL.
a dispatch from Santiago to the Loodon
Times says that In the investigation OF the
attack on the sailors of the cruiser Bslti
more, Witness from the Baltimor'a crew
appeared In court intoxicated.
In the suit In London OF the Countess Rus
sell for separation from her husband, Earl
Russell, the wife and the family physician
gave testimony yesterday evening, and na
the Earl was leaving the court mob tried
to get to him. but he Jumped Into cab and
succeeded In getting away.
NJ. Hubbard In the French Chamber OF
Deputies, gave notico yesterday OF his liz
tention to question Minister Fallieres on
the attitude OF the Catholic bishops. and
to demand that the government molly the
Vatio,n of the determination OF the cen.
cordat at the end OF tho year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-03
Good Templars

The twenty-third annual session Of the
Grand Lodge of Virginia Independent Or
der of Good Tsmplars mat In S1folk Tues
day night.
Among those present were n. M. FuItz,
OF Alexandria, pact grand chief templar pro
TEN G, W. Ha8xhurst, Of Falls Church,
grand secretary; Colonel I. N. King. Of
Front Roysl, grand treasurer; ]. W. Jar.
rett, of Clarke county, grand chaplain pro
tenn; ". II. Hatch, Of Arlington, grand
counselor pro tenn; Mrs. s. e. Bailey. OF
Arlington, grand superintendent of jave-
niles hrs. W. d. Bowman, OF Fairfax
county. grand deputy marshal pro tenn ; J.
G. Pearson, OF Fauquier county, grand guard
pro TEN. The officers submitted their an.
naal repoTts, which ehowed the order to be
in good condition, both numerically and
financially. The work hes been vigorously
pushed during the paat year, over % 900
having been expended In the extension of
the order. The Grand Lodge will continue
in session for about three days.
The most Important question before the
Ledge yesterday was motion to reduces
the cepl,stion tax. a long discussion took
place, but the sentiment vas overwhelming
in favor of the existing rate, and ths vote
was made unanimous,
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The R G. D and the 3. T. Roads

/; The annual meeting of the stockholders
cf tbs Richmond ond Danvills Railroad
Company Yves held In Richmond yesterday,
and President Iomsn 80 omitted his report ef
Its operations 10: The gear ended Jane 30,
! 1891. l. sho~s TIE nat earnin % OF the R ch
mood ed Dlnyils aud leased lines aud
linea operstcd for fixed rentals--751 miles
to have been g 937 622 al increas OF $448 :.
361 ever last yesr. The surplus over and
shove fixed Charge, s!r'ti9g fond. etc, 81 :
| 2I2 403 bsipg &n increase ever last year OF
$461 $50. full statement CT the other
ltaes tpsraIeG by The Redmond and Dan
vile ~ss also submitted. The meeting
then adjourned un'l December s. the date
of the meeting of The Richmond and West
Point Terminal Company. The committee
| ssleoSsd to lock Into the affairs of the Ter.
minsl end s|l the lines connected with Ii
will ho ratified By the stockholders next
! TuesQ2y. Mr.. Eekstein Norton Is chsi-
| Gan OF t5ia committee. These gentlemen
will make Thorough examination CT the
| foances Of tho c3upaEias and report some
psn ty which matters Eaey be placed on
batter bsss and by which J e great South
cru system may be ma5o proof against fu-
turs embarrassment.
Fir. Inmsn says BIO will remain president
of the Terminal for tie present. Itremslns
to be sesn who will be president after the
committees scheme is submitted and acted
upon. Mr.. Inmen sage that, no matter what
chsnges may take place In the directory. the
operating officials will not be disturbed. The
Richmond Terminsl, and the Georgia Gen.
trail and the Eist Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia will be In charge Of the sans mas.
sger5 and Rgents as now.
TIE Richro nd Terminal preferred STOCK
holders meeting was held In New York yes
teFday. After soma discussion In regard 70
the current rumors, the following resolution
was passed. Resolved, That committee
Ct FIVE 90 appointed, who shell represent
the interest OF the preferred stockholders.
and who shall Toxic such steps to protect the
interests involved as In their discretion may
zeem necessary" Ia accordance with the
resolution the following committee was sp-
pointed: Il. B. Laid sw, Rudolph Keppler,
John McAnerny. ". q. Goodby ard b. E.
Alexander.
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Hanged.

PHILADELPHIA, Dso. 3.-John McMsnus
WAS hanged here at nine minutes after ten
this morning in the county jail for the muir
der of Eagens MagInnls. Death resulted
In twelve minutes from strangulalion. Nc.
Manus, up till yesterday, declined to listen
to the miD!s.ratlons OF the priest who visit
ed him, bn. last aisht relented and made his
last confession. In early life he shot and
kilisd g saIlor 10 this city, for which crime
be easTed fVs years in the penitentlary.
as he grew older he took an active part In
pol!tics and was useful to the leaders OF his
ward. In 1879 he shot and killed man
uamsd Belly at democratic mass meeting.
Foe this crime he wss acquitted for lack OF
evidence. Since then brawla, fights and
assaults have haen common incidents of his
career.
Hs walked steadily and mounted the
steps tbs gallows With firm tread. After
hiz hands had been shaekled. MeManua
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-03
A T, N d "A. V q
TEURsDAy EVENING, DECEMBER 8.
AS ANTICIPATED IN the GAzETTE's "asn

AS ANTICIPATED IN the GAZETTE 5 "asn,
ioeton correspondence, Postmatter dene'a'
wsnamsker, in hls annual report fec0m.
roands that 10 case the U. 8. Supreme ooutS
s,ali decide that newspapers containing io'-
terv ed yertisemens shall not bs carried oy
ina mall. Congress pass Law prohi0itioe
a,nress companies from carrying lottery
matter Until the new tangled morality Of
tba nressnt immoral sse, lotteries were re-
oogpiz,d 90 legitimate business, ana tne
trainers of tho Constitution never conceived
il po:sb!e that thu provision In tnas insI'u'
msnt PROTESTING restrictions upon tire l'os'-
tv Of the pres weu'd ba ses ct nsushS oS q
lay o! Ccpsrees supp,eFslne newspapers con-
t,ioing lottery adre'tis'men's; anu o'n
prass haa no moro right, under the oonstitu'
t,on. to prohibit expires; cempsniss ITO"
osrryipg lottery mater than 1t hos to pro,
hiblt them from carrying any other SOFT OF
freight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-03
terest in the election, and that their vote,

too, will be exceedingly email.
The speakership question continues to De
the absorbiug topic OF conversation mere
From the most reliable sources of insoi me-
ton It seems that Mr.. Crisp is 10 The seaG.
It Ia also learned the. Notwithstanding the
fact that all the candidates declare they are
In the fight to sey, bIeaks arc expected al
ter the first ballot ct the caucus to Do
held on Saturday An election on the
first ballot is MT expected. and the
woy the breaks vii! go ef.er that
ballot will decide the c7nsest. The
Mills and Crisp msn are both claiming
that the breaks vii! be IL their respective
favor. About three fourths CT the demo
cratic members Of the House have arrived.
or the Virginia members thcs3 who have
reported are Messrs. e3, Lswsoo, Wise,
Epes, Edmunds, O'Ferrtll and Tucker.
ALI the nsvy people here are loud In their
praise of Mr.. Lewis Nixon, formerly OF the
navy, bet nov chief epfinser of the Cranp
chip Serds. st which the new crui:er New
YORK "a launched yesterday. He not only
supervised the contraction OF tie ship
which is pronounced to be the best In the
navy, but to him Is attributed the smooth
bsauifal end uninterrupted manner IN
which sbeg lded # the stocks into he water,
Mr.. Nixon ia from Leeeburg, VI.
In addition TO the CONTESTED casa of Call vs. D.
yid ION from Floli q in the U. 9. solnta, ihsrt
wild DO another contt ST. d case be tr> hat body,
tha. of Glsgett rs. Dubois. Both the con 'e'taats
In tho Florida case Re democrats, 81 bith IN the
Ids ca % arc republicans. The groun1 OF co l.
test in tbs former is that Ca !, while elected by
m ,jority Of both houses Of the legislature, was
not elected by 3 msjoritg OF esch heu's that 10
The latter, is that the legislature e c;ed three Ser
a.ors a. one time of whom IuSois wes oIe, though
uuder the Conetitu;in it Guild only hsye elected
turn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-03

Gov. Mckinney, In the message he sent
to the legislature yesterday, favors a State
appropriation to tho Chicago fair, and adj
vlaes that 1t be "as large as the fioancial
condition CT tbs State will allow" Well, ss
the State processes to be utterly unable to
pay her just debts,b financial condition, oil
cougse, must be such that 1t Will not allow
the appropriation of a single cent for the OBJ
isot referred to. So the Governors advice
may be taken, and still MOI 8 silver Of the
money CT poor old Virginia be given to q
taly in Chicago, which, ever leading news
paper of that city calls "partIsan repnbll-
can concern
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'C!ommuoice ed |
C!ommuoice ed I
The Ash Man.
"says the dust man to the ssh man
l'll DO thee no harm;
Gays the ash mau to the dust man
I'll So tbaa ~ harm ~


I'll 60 thee no HARM"
old ditty, (l132 rerses. all alike.
Can the GAZETTE Inform Us what has be.
come of the Corporation ash csrl"? The
writer Is often very much intonmodad BY
the failure OF the "aah man" to remove the
nuisance from his premises. He has appsal-
ed to thsfash man" personally in fearful
strain, he has written protest to the Chief
OF the Alexandria police, but without avail,
and only when be has advised the Mayor,
he's the ash man put In an appearance, Who
informs us "he will come again when he Is
not too busy" and further that "he hos
orders not to remove tie ashes unless thelrre-
ceptscle Is placed near to the yard gate"
Ia my case this cannot be done Without
much inconvenience, and the result is, un-
slightly ash barrels will have to be placed in
the front street or the 'dust and a.hes'' nui-
sance will accumulate sd ininituu and re-.
main undated. Does this state CT sf.irs
exist because the corporation requires ed
dltlonal carts to do the work. or does 1t oc.
cur by reason of inatteation and want OF
management on the part OF our Police cffi-
cias. Can you suggest remedy ? or osn
you tell the VIZ tier when the nert election
for city officers takes place. CITIZEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-03
Pension Examiner Frustrated

GLENs FALLS, N Y, Dac.3 h G. il
q. 8. special pension examiner OF Waahiog
ton, D. @, was pros rated at 5 O'CLOCK yea.
terday afternoon a. tie Hotel Vac Coz, HI,
quarters when In this village. Tae csnse OF
his illness is az acute attack Of neuralgia OF
the head. Dr.. Addy was called 10 attend
him. Mr.. Ellis was much easier this morn
Ing, although still 8 very siok man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-03
Suicide.

TRENTON, N j., Dsc. 81 Tin 7. s apier, "a
cracker manufacturer aud prominent local
business man, shot himssif Ia tbe head bis
morning, dying ON after. Tne suicide wa,
prompted by nervous depression from which
he had been suffering for some Tim. HIS
wife was packing the t'uOks preparatory 10
trip with him to Bermuda. when the f4tal
shot was fred. Mr. S;sp!e7 had recently
purchased an elegant m,usion Oh Yves.
street aad hs' 6 "a. It. 81 Ia eraui style
Previously hs lad !iVsd very plainly. and
1t Is believed thai his lew pocelbii,i g
and increased Cost OF living affected his
mind. He bad en- estate worth nesrly $50
600, bu. thought thai be wss becoming im.
poyerlehed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-03

THE New YORK Herald Gays: "Ihe BE-
lection Of enc Who believes in an income tex
for Speaker Of tho o. s. House OF RepTesent'
atiyes would be condemned In every guar
fer of the United States" Yes, b5 the com
paratlveIy few rich people who would nave
to psy ttat tax, and who could pay 1t Win
cut any inoou7enienoe, let clone troaple; OUT
not by the millions of the poor VINO Wouio
be exsmnt from it, but who ere taxed on the
recesssries OF lie in order to supply the LACE
OF revenue caused by Its ncr.!mpoeition'
Taxes ought to be leii On those who can
best afford to pay them, but in this country
the reverse Is tie case, and by means OF the
tsrlff most of the revenue is derived from
the poor, aa there are ninety-nine poor men
to syery rich one, and IS no matter how fioh
q MAJ can be, be cannot consume mere OF
the actual nscessaries of life than his poor
nsighbcr.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Escsoial Correspondence Of The alexandria Gazette.
WASHINGTON Z, O., Dec, S. 1891.

lSCsesa Correspondence o! tae Ale1drdrsd Gazette.
WASHINGTON. Z. O.. Dec. 5. 1881.
After dus confederation of the representa-.
lions upon which the order for the court.
martial OF Mejor Throckmorton, 2od artil.
terry, was suspended. the order ofsuspension
has been revoked sud the trial will proceed
at New York December b.
Senator Barbour says the published re-
port of the damage done on his farm In
Maryland by the late storm is greatly e1ag-
gerated. end that S100 sill more than cover
the entire loss.
Mr.. Meredith. the democratic candidate
for Congress In the Aiexandris district, has
gone to some CT the lower counties OF that
district TO make arrangements fol the cleo
ton on the Oh Inst. Intelligence from that
district here to-day is TO the effect that such
ia the confidence CT the democrats thereof In
Mr. Meredith's election By large sjority,
that many of them will not take the trouble
to 20 to the polls. The republicans there,
also, 1t is reported. are taking little or no In
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-03

President F. J. Kimbsll, Of the Norfolk
and Western Railroad, ststes that his com.
pany will erect msctIae shops az Lembert's
Point at once, and II is more thsn probable
that 10 addition to the chops two piers ard
Que warehouse. similar to those nov IS the
point, will be constructed during the com.
irg wear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-03
ZOE oyER FIFTY YEARS.

An OLD AND WzLL.TRIED REMEDY-hrs.
Winslows Soothing Syrup has been used for over
Fifty Years by AiUSsss of Mothers for their Chill
dren While TseAiss with Perfect Success II soothes
the Ch;h, Softeas the Sum, Allays ali Pain; Cures
Wind Colo and is the best remedy for Diarrhea.
Sold by Druggists in every part Of the world. TIA
value is incalculable. Be SURG and ask for Mrs.
WinslotO's SootAiss ssssp, and take other kind.
Twenty.Hvo ottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-03

Come OF the lea ling men in the State are advo-
eating that the Legislature shall at this s:s.ion
authorize special commission, to whom the oys.
ter question may be referred. The idea is that
such commission be composed Of the best busi.
ness men in the 6tsts, who will report plan ftr
the better promoting of this industry. 1t is stat
ed that there are capitalists ready to enter into
contract to rent all the States oyster grounds at
what will give very large annual revenue. Some
say that guarantee would be given that this in.
dustry would thus be inside 10 yield an income
reaching into millions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-03

81 SEQ star, Eve's..frst born, in whoze trti4"
Comes the damp twilight that tringeth paia.
Try Salvation Oil, these will you lose.
"How cen Mrs. Smith wear such hand
soma velvet coat ?" "My dear child, dol't
you know her husband saves doctors bills
by Iusing Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup for tde
children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-03

The psope Of Rhode Island, vide awake
ss they are gsnsrslly supposed to be,
have bsen asleep for 3 long time, and there
fore unaware OF toe irj lrlous effect the
principles ard policies OF the republican par
~ have upon them, IS we'll a5 upon all the
other people CT the country. But they are
waking up now, end yesterday thcee OF
Providence elected democratic mayor, for
shs frat time in forty odd years.
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To Attend Secret nv Foster.

CHICAGO Dsc. 3.-Ex-surgeon. General Hsmil-
ton, Of the United States Maine Hospital, left
hurriedly for Washington last night en- receipt OF
telegram asking for his services to attend secro
ta-y Foster. Tn, Secretary has b:en i'll for 20 no
time, but from all reports his ailment was no.
considered serious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-03

s. ". Strange, etq, Lynohburg, We,
writes II Csc DR.. Buils Cough Syrup reg.
ulariy for tickling cough at night. I.
gives relief and puts me to sleep. It is much
ussd here" Price % cents.
Adam might have been iae "goodIIest
man of mer since born" but 1t doesn't ap.
psar that be eyer did sny especial good for
bis family. What blessing he might have
left behind, ifhe could have made Salvation
Oil and kill pain.
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