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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20
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TIE Russians, IN sGV.pciAG thrcuSn Pa
mir, h.v5 Lad, il is said, hrush With lae
Chinese
A big hall fsht tock p'aos sho Gig Ct
Mexico Sauday afierDoo1. I@eiVe th6u-
sand people were Prescott an! zine bulls
killed.
E3-U g. Senator Hampton says: %he
Farmers' Alliance is rapidly disiin.egrNtinG
1t will comp eteig disappear, to live ol!y IN
the memory Of thoas Rho have aenah Cd by
the uphesve.
Two young girls, Miss Ping Goudy. Of
Grafton, and Mics Cora Boss. OF Ksyser, W.
Va. were taken into custody st Cia,kaburg
yesterday. They had tuu away from home
sud were on their Gey to Cumberland,
where they expected to join tneaEcai
troupe.
Mr. Manly, OF Augu2ta, Me-, Rho is sup
posed to be In Mr.. BaiDe's confidence says
the Maine delegation 10 thu national coGvens
tloa will not present Mr. Biaine's name, but
tbrt II his rsma 10 arssentei bg same other
delegation snd he is nominGtsd ne will rot
decline.
Franz Varnsy. q EInaarisp wanted In
Roscoe, n. Y. for the mnrder OF TWO III nd /,
Yas arrested at Pts lurg, yesterday. l. is
alleged that Va:ney entered the room OF his
friends while thej were sleeping. for the
purpose o! rohneEy TneE WOKE up, sid be
plunged knife ;ntc 'hem.
AZ result Of ,1.pate hetween che New
York Associated Press "ni jhe WeeierG
Uaion Telegrept Company relative TO the
c0ntrsos lof tbs iaeaGg Of wires. the West
ern Ueion Company, G. 6 o'cluuz yesterday
evening, cut sli the loops ettacneG 10 wires
USED by the Associated Pres. Ihe differ
ence 10 day wes readjasied.
Rev. Sau sHneIi, the evangelist, baa heea
arrested in Boston ca he chasea - obtain
Ing money under falae rret USE, bat hae
oeen relesssd ca bail. I; Ia seid that the
transec:i1n vh' CHI reeultad IN fhs nsEest esas
agreed ucon In August, 1890, ghen Mr..
Small was president al the 0 deg Unversi-
ty. He gay his arrest ;s the work OF tie
republicans.
Tine democia io nass meeting 10 Harlem
asst night was nroaoarts5 t graft fgccsss.
Hon. Jordan L Mot pta;id-d Addresaes
we're meda By Mr.. Foxer Soceke- Sdea.
hau, O,.cgrossmsn Ashbei ?. Face snd Col.
John R. Fsnows. Ia Tbs oonrsa Of HE
speech, Mr. F over. in telling hoG New
York lost the Worlds Fair, said "2ne faif
was Within reach of our people and it vas.
upon delibsration aud precl ncerted plan.
saorifcad !bas Plstt, Hiscoek aid shs bon.
Jacob Sioat Fassett might m4iat in control
Of the republican party 10 this State"
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign " ews.

DUBLIN, o.. 20.-1ne Freeman s Journal
to-day Gays shat Tiers is stroag foeiiog
throughout tho country IN favor Of reconeil.
latioG. II adds: If the measurs OF home
ruie granted b. ihs liberals is iuad aquate. it
siil sSsio become necessary G coerce thsm
INFO submission, which could only be done
og united party"
Sc. PETERSBURG, Oct 20 The cs pi;al of
Ressls today is en- tete from the most gor-
gaous palaces to the most bum ole tenements,
for he Gar tss decroed that this, the 81
snaiVersary Of the battle OF Navsrlno,
whe!e, Ia 1927, the com blued British, French
and Russian fleets, undsr Sir Eiward Cod.
riDgton, snninilated tbs Turkish and Esyp.
Ian Ua7!es. should bs celebrated with spe
oal pomp and Significance. The occasion
fer this spsctal celebration was the launch
lug ot three new Russian ironoads, one Of
tnaui, the Nayarino, bsiug battle chip OF
immense sze and power. These lsnnchines
took place In the presence of sil the foreign
naval attaches ADD of crowds OF people.
Among the spectators wac Admiral Cou
Hayden, 9ho fought So the famous battle
whicb is being 90 grsndly celebrated TIE
lanaof Of the new osvai monster was suc-
oessin, aud the,s is now sinz Ia there
wasere bssbslte pnttle ship 8 nd to be at
lsse; equal Ia z, s'rspeth sud speed TO
auY slip OF she aa;o9 s3s noss ssed by any
nsyy IN the world The NAvarino Ia, gen.
esaii; speaking, vessel similar to tbs mach
praised sA1missi" GLASS OF battle chips
WEIGH have bscoma 90 popular 10 tbs Brit
ish navy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20
Attempted L urder and Suicide

James Brady, an Irishmsu, aged thirty.
five years, attempted to murder his wife by
outing her throat. and then attempted sui.
eide by cutting hs IN throat with razor
at Elkton, Md. yesterday. Toe neighbors
were startled By seeing Brady come run.
Ming out o! his house With blood streaming
from gepiag wound In his throat, crying
that his wife had tried to murder him. A
crowd soon gathered and doctor was sent
for.
Ga entering the house his wife was found
With two cuts on her throat, from which
blood was f5wiog freely. Blood YVES smear.
ed over the furniture and q Dor. sho 1ing that
desperate Struggle had taken place. The
four little children vera bundled in cor
DER, crying. Brady WAS arrested and taken
to jail, where it was found thst be vas 10 az
almost exhausted condition. from loss OF
blood. Il vas found that bis wiudpipe Vas
nearly severed and eeva+s blood vessels had
been cut. Mrs BrsdiS's wounds vera found
TO be several cuts across the throat and chin
but not dangerous
Mrs. Brady claims tina. waile they were eating
their supper Mr.. Brady became provoked at her,
and gong to the sideboard, where hs kept his
razor, came up behnd har, caught hsr by the
hair pulled ner head back, and attsmpt to cut
her throat Thinking be had succeeded, he then
attempted to kill himself. II ia claimed that iea-
ously was the cause III the tragedy, and that Mich.
acl, brother of Mr.. Brady, who has been board
lnS Win tnein, was the csu5e of the trouble,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20
The Methndists.

The Elumenical Conference OF the N E
Church will close its sessions ia Washington
this evening Yesterday, sitter the adoption
OF statistical report showing total o; oyer
twenty-6 ve million adherenie OF ID ethodism
In the world, 90 esaey on Legal Restraint
OF the Vicea of Soc ety. prepared by Hob
B. W. B. Hill, of Macon, g., waa read Dy
W. Y. Tudcr, of Redmond. Rev. Joaeph
Posnett, of the Wesleyan Methodist Church,
delivered sn address Ga the eams subject
touching gambling aud betting particularly.
Judge h. L Sibey. Of Marietta, O., spoke
Of the laws Of marriage end divorces. In G5a
afternoon, after Two papers on The L3rd's
Day." one by Rev. T g. Steward, OF the a
M. E. Church of Baltimore, there wss quite
an extendsd discussion on the relation of
the church to smusemaGts. The ehisf
speakers were Thomas Ru idie, B. A.. head
master of Bible CHRISTINE College, Devon,
EGG and Bishop Foa5, Of the ii, E Church.
After this discussion the committee Charged
with the preparation of aad address TO
Methodis.s throughout the word presented
their address, whloh was resd b. D.. Jamss
Chapman, of E1glaod
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20
Gas Explosion.

PITrsBU RG, Pa, Oot. 20 The explosion
OF naturai gas 10 the CELLAR of building o.
oupied by George W. Shamsn, carpet dea'-
or, 10 Allegheny, a, IL O'Clock this morning,
BADLY damaged the bulldog and dangerous
~ Injured Mr.. SEAMAN sid F. J. Hilbert.
5oeman was frightiulIy burned and will
probably die The building took fire aud ls
now burning. Several frame bulldogs In
ne rear are also OF Are and 1t is feared all
sill be destroyed. The COS had bsen eacsp-
log for several days aud Hilbert was hunt
ing for tbs leak when the explosion occur
red. The Snaman structure Is four stories
high and huili of iron and brick. The loss
will De heavy.
A. 1915 the fire wss gotten under con.
troll. The frame buildings were eaved, but
the Snemsn baidiUg is total wreck. LOSS
SIS OO0 Insured. Five persons we're To-
juyed, soUe fatally The conclusion vas
terrific, wreckipg the lower floors of the
structure and breaking windows block
sVsy,
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VIRGINIA gEW3

The Wickham monument viii be u"velisd
In Richmond on Thursday, o ;:obsr % I.
Mrs Edmund Berkeley. wife Of O.. Ell.
mupd Berkeley, ct Hsymaikat. Psluce VIII
liam county, died last Saturday 81 her bus.
bands residence.
NJ. G. Morris, late chief Of poles Of 3 'ec-
oke, who wss recently suspended Ter nsl-
feassDce in Office, has been inG:cted on three
counts for emb. zz smen5
Governor mckinney yesierde7 ssene6 2
requlsi.ion upon the AUTHORIZES NJ ie s ate
OF Washington for the delivery tf Wa'msn
Sutton, 4ao is charged with murder IL
Wythe county.
The statue Shich is to be erected st E 81
mond TO the memory Of Gen. &. P. Hill
Lees old commander, will rot be placed iu
position until next epriDe.
Blshop White, who is con6ned 10 his Dec
at his residence In Richmond by ssvera III.
mesa, Ia better, and mis- physician Is inciiG sd
to the belief that his pstiens'e ma'sdy hss
pretty we'll run its course.
Wa. Lane Scott, the eldest son of tins 'a az
John F. Scott, OF Fredericksburg. claa ~ 81
Louis on Sunday. Mr.. Scott was gai'rh.
soldier during the late war and memoer OIL
the Fredericksburg Artillery.
Chairman EIlyson Is so.iVely at work
pushing the legislative campaign In ali sec
lions Of the State. No QUESTION lie felt aoout
the dem ocra,s having m.I iiisy 10 each
branch Of the General Assembly.
A meeting Of the survivors Of the Veteran
Cavalry OF the Army o! Northern Virginia
will be he'd in Richmond, GA the eveniug OF
October % b, 1891 fer the purpose OF or
gauizlpg Veteran Cavalry Association, 10
take acsion looking to the erection OF
monument to the memory OF General }. b.
B. Stuart.
The total lumber OF patients In the Wess-
e.n Luustic Asylum In Stanton on October
l, 1890, was 603-294 male and 800 female.
There have been 121 "a ients admitted this
yesr-76 mslss and 45 females. The num-
oe. OF r, -,dmis,ions during the past tacsi
year Wa 22-l6 males and females. New
patients admitted, SO males 60, females 80.
There have been 724 patients under
treatment during the year, OF which 374
were male and $50 female. Removed. lis
IA male and Al female. The number on
band is 600, OF whom 296 are male and 313
are female.
A case OF great local interest to Eastern
Shore people, especially the oystermen. WAS
heard at Onancock yesterday. 1t was that
OF Morse, Ooroin & Martin, oyster planters,
against large number Of dredgers on the
charge of taking oysters from the planted
grounds of this Ann in the waters of the
Chesapeake Bay. The case was argued by
Quimby & Quimby and State Senator Back.
stons for Morse, Corbn & Martin, and Hon
T. 81. BayIy Browne and Jamea 81. Fletcher,
ESQ of ACoumec, for the oystermen. The
case was decided In favor ef the oystermen
1t being proved that the grounds taken up
by the firm were In great part natural oy
ster rocks. The speech Of Mr.. Goode was
one of the greatest ever delivered there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

BOLD HIaHwA YMgN -Wm Ro5inett, C.
Wise county, Va, was robb=d few nights
since. He had purohasad a valuable farm
of Mr.. Moore, on tho B ack Hstor, in Lee
county, Va, aud had beea cut dusing The
day raleing thu money to maze payment.
he wss msking ais way homo on horaenack
after night, having collected some $4,000,
when he vas attacked BIZ se7s.si msn. a
shot was 6,e1 at hin. ba1 tns Oall struck
some horse shoes he hsd 10 hia pocket and
his lie YVES sAvel by them. IA tried TO
run bis hosss soros5 his fsoce. ou5 failed ,
when be was caught and bis clone strip
ped from him and oia money taken
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20
q Blow at the knights of Labor

MONTREAL, OF 20 -Archbls hop Tasche-
Fean has issued 10 La Semaine Religious. the
organ OF the conscn, fercs article de.
nounciug the principles enunciated In their
Montreal addresses By Grand NJ as,er Work.
man PoIderiy and Mr.. Wright, as directly
opposed TO The latest papai encs clicsl and
asks Catholics to s;aY away from such lead.
ere. Tns Arcnoishop threstens, 10 Case OF
REFUSAL o Pat condemnation again 10 force.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20
The Lutherans.

INDIANAP oLIs, 3D., Oos 20.-The Evan
gelical La;bersn conference has adopted q
resolution the no persons representing d.
recsIy or Indirectly aforesaid irregular and
unlawful assemblies shall os allowed to per-
form aDy official act In any Of the churches.
IL reference to those members who are still
in rebellion conference took decisive action
By making 1t thu duty of the preacher in
charge to erase npmes ofauoh persona from
menbaEahin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

Baatsice Collins, undergoing sentence for
passing couGtetfeit money, and John Bueh,
a weikpowu burglar, escaped from the
Residing, Pa, jail iast night.
Secretary Foster will leave Washington
this evening for Ohio. to remain until after
the election. Es is booked for ten speeches
In behalf Of the republican cause
The Molsbarger mines at Webster Pa,
which were ths first to pay the advance to
mIae.s, have closed down again On account
Of the mysterious disappearance of manager
Molsberger. The man are three weeks In
arrsars in wages aud Molsosrgsr wsnt to
P!ttsburg last Saturday to get money to
pay them. He has not returned and to-day
the mines closed down.
,rgeant-at-arms Hutchinson, OF the State
Seaa e. was in Plttsburg, Penn, to-day lock.
ing for William Livessy. the missing ex.
cashier OF the State lraasury who Ia wanted
in Harrisburg to testify 10 legislative uvest.
cation into the affairs Of he Auditor General
and State treasurer. Sergeant Hutchinson
called npon Mrs L'veseY. wife of the mics
ing M AZ, but vas ansb!s to learn anything
! concerning hi. whereabouts.
The great warehouse of the NV Jersey
Wine Company, a. Passslc, N. J caught ire
coneum d Great qasntities OF spirits
stored 10 the bulldog made 1t burn like tin
der. The offics and plant CT the Passaic
Item. located 10 the building. was also de-
stEcyed The warehouse was four stories BIZ h
sad brick. Between 500 aud 900 barrels
Of wine were consumed. The loss will
reach. 500 600.
Prof. I5sao G. Russell and party. who were
sent by the Unied States government and
national geographical society to explore
the region shout Monut st. Elias, arrived
at Vaocouver, B. G, to-day. They ss
cended Mount 81. E las on the north eide,
reaching en- elevation OF IA 500 feet, when
they were turned back by cloud and &C.
we're Stow storm. From observations taken
the mountain Is between eighteen o. nine
teen thousand feet high.
Another step was takon to-day in Cincinnati in
the legal contsat OF he bsorbtion OF the hio and
Missi sippi By the 30 timoro and Ohio road and it
was in favor Of tho absorbers.
The large browory OF Joseph Schneider at
Highland Park, N. j., was set on Gre by tramps
this morning. Six buildings were burned With
contents. Los $4,000.
Jackson Fletcher, who was to have been shot
at Csddo. |. r., on tho thrteth ultimo, but who
was granted new trial has been rc-sentonced to
DO shot October %.
Gill sud Fisher. Baltimore grain men, have
contracted for $50 900 bushels OF grain at Kan
City alone to be delivered in Baltimore before
January /.
dance at Fort senecs Ohio last night broke
up in murder and the ia al wounding OF several
persons
The British seaers otto snd E. B. Marvin, scz-
cd in Behring sea, have been released at Victoria,
3. C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-20

GOVERNOR HILL of New York, in Rich
mond yesterday, coupled Geuerai Washing
ton and General Robert E. Lee, speaking o
the latter ss THAT great general" and one
of those accompanied him, Senator VoCr'
hess, said he exulted Ia the names Of Gen.
eral Robert E Lse and Stonewsll Jackson
This was In marked contrast with the &C.
tion of another democrat who had once been
sGovernor OF Nsw York, who refused to take
his wife to Richmond lest she should meet
In Ii, Governors mansion there the daGgh-
ter OF President Davis.
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q Reign of Terror.

Rio GRANDE CITY, Texss, O,t. 20.-rhe
Mexican consul he,s requires all citiz,us o
gst pass TO: the other aide, granting them
oa.y rt. :hoss 10 Deans loyal. Without one,
ps.se?s will fad themselves in deadly peril
il Mexico. Sho.s, and cries OF Wives and
children for mercy can be piainIy haa;d 90
the Texaa SIDE a numbar OF families at
that point, tsrror-stricken, have fed to this
side, where they are camping II open air.
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Piedmont Convocation.
[ Correwondence Alexandria Gazette.


The fifteenth semi-annual meeting o. this
oonvocatlon was held 10 81. James church,
Leesburg, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, of last week. Services were held
three times during the day, at early morn.
Ing, eleven O'Clock and at night. Business
meetings engaged most of the intervening
time. Three new members were admitted
to ooDvocation-the Revs. Chas. F. Harri
son, OF Rappahannook county ]. Cleveland
Hall, OF Fairfax @. a.. and J. W. Keeble, Of
Hamilton and Goreevllle churches, Loudoup
county. all the ministers within the
bounds Of conVocation we're present except
Rev D. Grammer Of The Plains, Fauquier,
who was detained by wedding 10 mis- pat
!sh; Rev. T. NJ Meredith VINO bad been
sick, and Rev. Mr. O4borne, of Leeds
church, Fauquier, who has not yet become
q member OF che oonvocetion. The convo-
cation 81 this meeting celebrated the
twenty.ffth anniversary of Its reorganiza-
ton after tbs war,
Rsv. G. w. Nilsson, OF Warrenton, iu an
interesting address briefly recounted lite his
tory. Then there we're four ministers with
In is bounds now there are seventeen,
with two parishes vacant. Twenty-Five
churches have been bnllt during these 25
years, and the lumber OF reccories iuorea .ed
by eleven. Stirring addresses on diocesan
and foreign missions were delivered by the
Rsv. Pike Powers, D. D., OF Richmond, snd
RsV. 1T. Sharpe Alexandria. The COD
vocation sermon preached Oy the RoV. E.
Hinhs, of Upperv!iie. on the tex "Fanh
Without works is Dead" was an earnest and
clear exposition of Cnristisu duty appiioa-
BILE TO both clergy and lsity.
The convoca:ion discussed the great need
OF missionary Within Its bounds, and hopes
that funds may be raised In the near future
80 IS to ena6ie tt TO employ one. Reports
from parishes and association meetings were
very encouraging. The church at Warren
ton has BEEN much improved by the addi.
ton OF an organ aud choir ,rsmseps near
the ohaneei, and afro beautified by stained
windows. The congregation OF 81. James
church, Ls,sours. has $1,000 10 hand toward
bnl Dig u new church. TIE copvocation
adjourned to meet at Hsymsrket next
spring.
Lsesburg, Oct. Is.
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George Boyle, one of the beat known en-
gioeers on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
while cut or the loot hcsr.i Of his engine
o!ling some Of the machinery yesterday az
ternoon, between Washington and Balti-
more, and while h rain vas running City
miles per hour, missed his footing and fell
Fl, ia ally iniuriDg hio.saf
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T Go mmunicated.

Tho democrats of the 9Th tonero, siona dis
trict VIII DO called upon to select candidate
for the House of Representatives to fill the va
csncy occsaioned by the lsmented death OF Gen.
W. II. F. Lee 1. is important that a man be
collected who has the confidence OF the party, and
the respect OF tho whole district I suggest the
name of the Hon. Z. E. Meredith, of Prince VIII
liam county. as whose democracy ia unques-
toned, and whose genial manner and undoubted
integrity have won the respect Of all. Mr. More
dith has baen hard worker in the interests Of
democracy in this district and is undoubtedly
entitled to the nomination.
octs0 It's ALEXANDRIA.
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FROM WASHINGTON
Especial Correspondence Of tho Alexandria Gase.te.
WAsHINaroS, u. o.. Oct. 20 1891.

Especial Correspondence Of the alexandria Gase.te
WAsHINaros, d. o.. Oct. 20. 1891
Mr.. Meredith, who once represented the
Alexandria district in the Virginia Senate,
was here today. lie was at Leesburg yes
terday and will be st Stafford court bouse
Tomorrow Mr. Meredith was candidate
for the democratic congressional nomlna-
tiop in his district last year, and, judging
from what people from his DISTRICT VINO
come here say, seems low to have the best
chance of b,ing General Lees successor.
He THINKS 80 himself, and his friends say
there Ia no doubt about 1t, and that he is
already assured OF the support OF the dele
cations from Fairfax, Prince William, Lou
douD, Stafford and Ktog George counties in
the convention thu will make tie nomina-
tion. OF two of the other gentlemen whose
names have been spoken OF Ia connection
with The nomination, III sssrs. Eppa Hunton,
jr., and Walton Moore, the first, It is said.
will stump his couo;y. Fauquler, for Mere
dith, and that the later viii d. the same In
his county, Fairfax.
1t is stated here that Duluth parties will
build the proposed Alexandria stree; rail-
road that the route of that road will be
from the foot OF King street to Spring Park.
to the right OF the upper end of rhas street,
and that It will be boiIt In ehort order.
General Wade Hampton lie still here. He
says he thinks the Farmers Aliauce has
had Its day, and will dislntesraie and en-.
ttrely disappear In year or two. Its i'm
practicable ideas, be says, have been the
1 rse of its decadsnce
Ex-senator Kellogg of Louisiana is ss rank a
republic IN as ever but is Disguised at the way In
which the present administration has bean con-
Quoted, and thinks the democrats w1ll mako 81
clean sweep this, as they did last fall, and he
calculates to increase his bank sc;ount consideIa.
bly, by betting as he talks
In respect of the charges brought and the re-
Communications made by the civil services c; m
mission, it is stated the best poss BILE authority
that the members Of that commission are Just as
ignorant of the fate thereof as any body elss
They bring the charges snd make the recon-
mendations simply that and nothing more.
Representatives of the Washington and Airing
ton Railroad Company wore at the War Depart
ment yesterday in reference to the route their
road shall take through the Arlington reservation,
to the boundary line OF which its rails sre now
laid.
The President told 8 friend to-day that he had
not determined to appoint ex-Gov. Steel commits.
sioner of pensions, and that he did not yet know
whether there would be a change in the Office re-
ferred to.
Senator Barbour returned from New York last
wees, and Immediately thereafter went 10 West
Virginia.
General Howard, in his annual report as COM
msnder of the Department Of the East, says: In
she general plan adopted In 1885, Washington
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ZOE oHER FIFTYYEARs.

An OLD AND WxLL-TRIED REMEDY-Mrs
Winslow's s othng Syrup has been used for over
Fifty Years by AiLtssss of Mothers for their Chill
dren While Testsi.J, with Perfect Success soo.Aes
the Child, Softeas the Gum, Alloys all Pain; Cures
Wind Collie and is the best remedy for Diarrh0G.
Bold by Druggists in every part Of the world It's
value is incslculable Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslot0s Soothing svvxp, and take no other kind
Twenty five csnts 8 bottle