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The advocate., 1891-08-19
THE NEW PENSION BILL !

Soldiers and sailors who served 9OdayS or more
IN ate war unable to earn q support by MANUAL
LABOR entitled to from s. to S12 per month,
whether disabled In service or since. Widows,
also, entitled. SPECIALLY, CLAIMS FOR INCREASE.
Address WILLIAM s. BROCK, late Chief Clerk
Bureau OF Pensions, Washington, ID. @.
Twelve years experience In Pension Bureau as
Examiner, Special. Examiner, Asst Chief OF d.
vision, Asst Chief Clerk and Chief Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06
FOREIGN NEWS.

Manuel Garcia, the Cuban bandit, recently muir
dered msn and his wife, whom he declared had
attempted to betray him.
Mr. Egsn, the American minister to Chill, set
ing under instructions from Washington, has
notified the junta that continuance OF its present
course will result in the interruption OF friendly
relations with the United States.
By order of the Gear, no court balls will be
given in Russia during the season OF winter fes-
tiyites On the other hand, the money usually
devoted to such entertainments will be devoted
to the relief of the famine sufferers.
At the ministry OF finance in Romo yesterday
it was reported that confidential circular has
been sent to nuncios abroad, explaining that
owing to the disturbance at the tomb of Victor
Emmanuel in the Pantheon last week the Pope
will be unable to receive more pilgtims.
A letter We received at simla on September 15
f;om Captain Younghusband the British agent,
who. il was reported, had been killed by tho BUS
slams in the Pamir district, In which the writer
SAWS that he has started on his return to India.
This disposes of the report that Captain Young
husband had BEEN murdered.
A Paris newspapers Gillian correspondent is
authority for the statement that ex-Presdent
Bslmaceda is believed to be alive and one OF the
refugees in the American legation at Chill. Tho
Chlisn minister TO Berlin expresses his belief in
the rumors that Balmsceds is a:ive and the story
he's caused some talk in Paris.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06

OIL CLorHs.-There Is no material that
io,ms covering for cur aaors tbas ID 90
badly used 90 oil cloths. The colcra are
destroyed by sornbbing with ha:d brushes
and strong aoap, aud then comes the wall
'froce the WOMEN that they last 30 dEae at
al, and ere not worth buying.
Ii treated properly, there can be great
amount of wear got out OF them. An oil.
cloth should never be scrubbed with 8
brush, but after being swept should be rub.
bed With damp, clean cloth. Several
tlmas a week, according to iss usage, it
should be cleaned by washing with so's
cloth and tepid wafer la which has been
dissolved little mild soap. When Ii 'e dry
rub il we'll With little oeGsTsx tess has
besn sofsenea With )ttie turesntins, using
for this purpose sois bruoh. Thsu eoeR 10
a greet whio rub 10 With boiled tiEsttd ell.
With shis klnd of care they will eiws5S look
fresh and bright, end will Lass 80 long sgain
as when the common usage is given them
Il Housekeeper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06

PENsIoNs.-In his report submitted to the Sec.
rotary OF the Interior, Commissioner faum states
tina. on June 80, 1891 there were 67e, $50 per.
sons on the pension list. or 1873 216 more than
at the close Of the 5ding fiscal year. These pen.
sions averaged 1872. The disbursement wss $l16,
54S, 959 AS many az $50, $50 pensions were
granted in 1891. ss against 151, 659 In 1890 and
3,173 in 1888. During the present fiscal
yesr $50. 900 claims will be adjudicated, and the
S133, 473,OS5 appropriated will, 1t is thought,
autice. The commissioner states that there are
still 20 widows and daughters of revolutionary
soldiers on the pension roll, and 1874 pension.
ors on account Of the war of 1919 He adds that
there are POS 707 soldiers Of the federal gov
ernment in the civil still living, Oh whom bnt
908. If % pensions remain from the reyo-
Iutionsry war, which ended practically In l7Sl,
it appears that we shall BIS still psying PsnalonS
wa, IN the year 2OO1. Yet some one has gaid
that republics are grateful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06
Remarkable Tragedy.

BEsLIN, OJi. 6 "A merchant named
Richard Engel Of Hage,s0ergerstrasse this
city, courted and won 'be daughter Of Privy
Councillor Los5cbe, bus when he ssked the
Councillor foE hio daughters haad he was
met vita eontempsuous refusal. Herr
Lossche ga ore that no daughter of his
should evor marry COMMON merchant.
Enga retised hesrsbroksn tre "a bhe Inter
view aod waetsted dlscoaspIately through
the strsete, AS he was pessiug Mullen
etresse he uLc ss.raosed By crowd on the
quay, and drawing near he saw dragged
from the river che corpse OF yonag
girl Something abous she dress or figure
seemed familisr. He derted forward, and the
terrible suspicion that had suddenly formed
n his mina was condrmsd-ths body was
that OF his sweetheart. Ga learning OF her
fathers declcion she had rushed from che
house and thrown herself info the Spree
Eogel was crazed by grief. he followed the
corpse TO the house of the Privy Councillor,
and catering With the bearers. he drew q
pistol and ehos himself dead, bis body fall
ipg beside that Of bis swestbesrt In the pres
encs OF the borror-s'ri ckep father of the girl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06
yIRaIaIA HEWs.

The democrats of Spotsglvauia county
have renominated Capt. d. B. Rowe for the
Legislature and endorsed Senator Danisl.
The tobacco Gales In Lynch burg, for the
year amounted to 81, 152 800 pounds. being
an increase over last year OF 1907 800
pounds.
VIM. Robinson, oolored, the condemned
murderer OF Mollle Davis, also colored. was
yesterday sentenced in Lynchburg to be
hanged on Friday, November 20.
The Fredericksburg lanes says that q
white woman living on shs tsrm Of Judge @.
a. Ashton, 10 King George county, gave
birth short time since to five children.
Some time early Sunday morning thieves
broke into the postofice at Berkeley end
secured every thing of value shas could be
obtained. Il ls estimated that $500 In
stamps and change YVES occurred. besides
three registered letters.
President Irmaa is authority for the state
ment that this Richmond TerEinal Company
received 97i for iss 1900 shares OF Baltimore
and Ohio stock recently sold In Baltimore.
The company paid par for the stock. AS It
has paid no dividend the Richmond Termi-
nal is loser by Its operation.
Some tine ego Messrs. Fsrleh and Harris
we're recommended by the AlbemarIe coun-
ty alliance for nomination for the legisIa-
ture. Tilman (fsrmer) entered the race
and beat Harris in the democratic conven-
ton yesterday. Harris has boltsd, and will
probably run es an independent candidate.
Ex-Gov. Fitzhugh Lse 10 expected to take
the stump soon in behalf of the democracy.
he has promised Chairman Elyeon TO make
FIVE or six speeches during this campaign.
1t is not known definitely what day Gen.
Lse will make his fret speech OF the csn-
vass, but it will probably be some time next
week
John Hoststter, well-to- DO farmer resid-
ing near Lexington, accidentally killed his
tw0-year-old baby Sunday night. The child
was asleep on the floor. covered with It's
fathers ovsscoat. Mr.. Rostestsr was lying
on bed near by awaiting the announce
ment for supper. When ne arose be STUN
bled, and, seeing that ne was going to fall,
he epdeavored to avoid the child, but failed,
his knees striking the babe In the abdomen.
The cbtid died almost instantly. The faith
er is frantic with grief.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06
Struck by a Train

sTAPLEToN, s I. O. "A Nsgoa Be-.
longing to The Nat."uai msAs .saikst at
Ersstlns, sud con'ainiuH mal., voass,
and two children, sas struck By i:.ls az
she Staten Island RAPID tsers,t rallreas, q,
the crossing In Gif5rd's, his morsioE Tbs
man and woman were i4e'snsi3 kiIlsg ,rd
their bodies wsre hurlad c3oste,soio =
sancs from ,he .reck. This Children vs5s
picked ap in dsiOs condition and ware
carried to the pesresf hcuae.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06
Devoured by Hogs

VINoENNEs, led O.,.6 Ga con Off. s,r.
KIRK. aged six years, vas ys,terlaY nIasss
literally devoured By bogs. While fscaisE
me stock the youngelor tlisd IS Cash e pia
The mother OF the p!g lsaped at him sad
fastened her tuaks 10 6ie bacx OF ehe aeck
dragging him 10 ths stound Several hssa
out OF the drove chen yusasd AZ the eaa
aod began &c davoar him. Taa btat5a t4te
ali tho e ,sh from hs che ks. arms and lsxI
acersting hin "a e hcrtinls manner. ne
died after bis rssoua
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06
Death Caused BY a Snake

HARHFoRD, Conn.,, OO1. 6-Mtss Aerio
dahao, OF Wa!efouty, ss.n 20 r.ie se.ess-
day aiteEHsoa wish sas &..s,s Narttrst
and GsoSgiaoNs K4npy. Atser 10 pa.tv
had started back ali whoa sheet Es,f
way down the mooat.n the 1s.ss spisd
snake lying in she roadway. The hesss
Immediately boitei Ged eli Efforts Of .hs
driver to cbsck its sped prossd ae.vaiiilv.
Misa Mahan bsoams sAaIs striekea ssd
jumped froE che csrs:aSa. rs. head sifs.k
as.oss and be! skull as isac atej, ktIs,
her lassaetly. Tia fs.shtSisd hesAs rae a
shero distance iarthe! Aad fell, tie Caring
over.urrins at the asEse sine and mois &c
less hurt the other caVapants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06
Catholic Young Mems Union.

PHILADELPHIA, 90, 6.-Tae l7sh annual
convention o. the Catholic Young Mems
NstioEsl Unlon convened here shIs morn
Ing Three hundred and ffsy delegates are
present FROM all parts Of the country. Be-
fore the assembling OF the convention che
delegates attended high macs at the
cathedral where they we're addEesseF
DO the Most Reverend Archbishop Ryap.
A. the conciusion of the CELL bretlon OF macs
the delegates proceeded in body to Asao'
ciation Hall, where an address OF welcome
was made by Mayor Stuart Rsv. Father
LavalIe. rector of ST. Pa'Fich's cathedral,
Nav York, president OF the union. respond
ed. Address ea we're made by Bishop O'Far-
rail- end James a. F!aherty, Of this city.
The convention will remain In eeeaion fIr
two days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06

The Supreme Csur. Of A.eaale!a has de-
olded that dcAlings Ia srais is;nTcs are In
she nature of EsmbiiEs. aeS therefore are
null aMS ys!s. Ntsts 9-e'atsA be correct,
theu all sorts ef dsaliass fsr sesSs'stive pur'
poses are kat fsrzs of gawbltSS, and con-
tracts for ssca arsealh to nststss. Another
thing, all aaver,lssBss,a OF sash desliugs
Gre Illegal, aaS ssovlA ss aEBr-esss4 under
the anti-,otssrs laR. &F. e'adsseVe, g. o
rule, doesn't roy psay vie, teis2s, but he
breaks that rule when ~ srys, "fhs pvospsr'
ity OF the people is nc 10 be !cund In fixing
by the government she chsprsls In which
business should run"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06
The c. 60. r. &.

The sentence Ia the annual report of 81 9
Ohesapeske and OHIO reinting TO the gay
ment OF dividends Oil tho preferred sock ex-
erteG considerable influence Oh che New
York stock exchange yesterday es iG was ar
gusd that people 80 conservative as Dre1e;,
Morgan & Co.,, would not have said anything
about dividends or the reduction IL operat-
Ing expenses, 1.-THE tina when this would be
Effective had not been near. Even 1i:h the
present rate Of operating expenses the COM
pspy has In the lest two months been earn
Ing as the rate Of over 5 per cent. OF the first
preferred, and, with moderate reduction In
the ratio of expenses, would be 7ary near
earning ct the rate OF per cent. on the com.
mon. The report says the directors had de-
cided to build Into Warrington and surveys
were made. But the Virginia Midland
made q fair contract allowing the Ohesa-
peake and Ohio to run its own trains into
Washington, and the arrangement began
April l, 1891. IL promises to pay we'll. The
Warm Spring Valley Branch has been fn-
ished since June 80. 1891, and paid for by
the issue OF S400 600, S per cent. bonds on 1t.
No construction work ia at present In pro.
gress, but several short branches will be mn
der;aken soon. TIE company ssill has
81 coo, 00J per cent. bonds on hand which
1t may sell for terminals, double tracks, etc.
The company needs better terminals at
Richmond, Lynohburg, and one or two 9TH
er points. The land for them Ia already
owned. Arrangements will be made later
on for doing this work. The fixed charges
for the fiscal year 1891 will be 81 904 .029,
exclusive ofta1es, as these will be hsrealte.
included IN the operating expenses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06

The Oosobsr Ruxsks. sftAe Revieso Of Re.
Vietcs has bosR gssssvt { izssa tts publishers
in New York. It's Tlrsa7a OF sho eonsempo-
ranesys world /, wsadsFtzlly varied and
corspleta. e Soataise ssSsyhl aceres OF II.
luslrAsionr, iEs!asiaz 1sess ssveaty-five
portraits Of psasls vse ase sitrsssipg par
tieulay stsassio2 at sae s,eseas Roment.
EosiisRsase, Eresehnss. Gs,sssRs, Swiss,
ChliHnss Kasaesisas, grses amber OF
As,sris&nS, aRa asea gs eiyeIs ether nation
ali,ies ara portrayed Ia ssis aEnesr Par
ticuiarly aosssls sye she scrtreiss of Lowell,
Hugh Srics Hsghes, afsy Of the @oas CON-
ep.cuous lssdiHg Aosaeslss lssdsrs of the
world, Andrew p. Whts, Rssretary Proctor,
the late Ja.es Greyy, chs defeated GILLIAN
leader Balsassaa. sad the members OF the
Swiss Federal OsRReii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06


EXCITING SCENES IN A CHUROE. TIE
Rev. Charles WILT Trainharn, who is the
pastor OF Massaponax church, delivered a
very bareh and bitter sermon on last Sum-
day, the subject Of which was Drinking and
Dsnoipg.
Aftes the sermon was over be came fer
ward and offered bis resignation az pastor.
This struck his congregation Ike thunder
bols from olear sky.
o. all sides was heard, What is the mat
Ger ?"
The pastor approached to the front of the
pulpit and ssid ms usefulness as q pastor
to this congregation isgone," and propouDd-
I'd the following queasiona:
LIST. "aow many If my congregation have
danced ?" Eight responded.
How many that have danced will
promise not to dance any more? ?" Twenty
eight responded.
3.d. "How macy Of the N sinbers of the
church would discipline members for dano-
ins7" Eight responded.
Mr.. T. q. Harris hoped the pastor would
recon slider his determination to resign, and
moved chat 1t be not accepted.
Mr.. MoCalIa Bouiwsre moved that ths
resignation be accepted, which was Lost. a
large majority of the ladies voted against
accepting ths resignation. while maj ority
OF the men voted Tor it.
Tnere va, much excitement, and very
strong feeling against the pastor for the
way 10 which the whole matter was CON-
Quoted.
a resolution vss subsequently, ofsred do
f,rring action until the first Saturday In
Novemb er.-Fredericbsburg Lance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06

the numbers of 7Ae Listing Ago for Sep.
temner 26.h and October 80 have been re-
ceivel i!om thu publishers In Boston. They
coz sip Memoiss of Prince Tslleyrsnd, Pri-
vsto Life in France In the Fourteenth Gen.
fury. Le,tls Coe, a Real Tsrtarir, The
American Tramp Some Recent Studies ON
the Solar Soec,run. The DutcicnAu III
Home, Cir Jobe Mecdoneld. Goe.he's
Friendship enh Schi"sr, A Msiden Speech,
Mnsmossne, The Fu.ure Of Portugal. Dor
Dealings With the Poor, Names In Novels.
EXTRACTS from sOae Unpublished Letters OF
Chsrlotts B.onte. The Fort Ges Vingt-
qustre Heures, sud poetry and miscellany.
LittelI s. o., Boston. are she Publishers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06

TESTING AN AMERICAN GUN.-A cableeram re-
ceived from London last night says that 5peri-
menss were made in ibeTdsre a town Of South
Wales, with an invention kr own IS snyders dy-
Mantle projectile. The inventor Of these dyna-
mite shells is Mr.. F. H. Snyder, of New York,
who, some years ago, conducted series of trials
at Sandy Hook and on the Potomac, near Wash
ington The experiments yesterday proved to the
satisfaction of the many English and foreign mill.
tsry and nsval exports present, including Captain
Emory and Msjor James c. Post, the military ct
tschee OF the American legstion in London, that
dynsmite bombs may safely DO fred from ordi-
nary guns by the Snyder system
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06

RECENTLY there was unveiled as Posts-
willie, Pa, monument 10 rye "Rtras Defend
ers," the men whe were the frs. TO respond
to the first caIl OF t'eeps re Qoercs the South.
Why they should De called che "arst defend
ers," rather tben he asst opproseors, those
who erected she sscnunens and unveiled 1t
may be able to seils csrtcln)y no body else
can. It wss size Soafh ttGh YES invaded,
not the North. Tbs soUsh, therefore. and
not the North, vss shs defender"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06
a r,Ex a n d r I A. v a
TUESDAY EvEsIne, OCTOBER 6.

THE FACT shas e7oa EisseZ republic
deams the transfer Of heg aalni5tes ss wash
ington to Madrid promotion OF hhas otficisi
sbogs the low es.lnatiou In which this
country Is held Gszsad, But how could that
estimatlon be higher IL vlsw Of the rldlco-
!ous thingo this esEatry does sbroed. WhAt'
for instance, csula be more abaurd chan the
fact that 1t hss ssxi to Eorope conmission
composed q lg4eraas sad tll-nannered men,
who can gpsGk ro language but their own,
and that Ess oasrastly, aAd some OF Whem
ara not even to his nauer bSrn, TO ind OUT
the Causes of emigration TO this country
The only possible effect snoh commission
could produce IL Europe would be to bring
r!dioue on TIE countrs that sent 1t sbere'
az Il he's dors. That ttis country can re-
ceiye no conceivable baneft from it !s made
evident by .ha lass tsa: Ire sole source Of
jpforsaaaieR Ia American OoDsuls, whose
naturally laers sav'sos reports sre already
in the Stato Department. o. Washington.
Increasing psa5!csa esS public offices, ana
the necessarily assg'qasne Increase OF taxes,
seem TO be the eb!oi pu.pssee for whioh tnis
government sxsess. Tae commission ousi-
ness has csr;sisly sIsa lee in tho ground.
-rT-z--=-.----1a
Mr.. MCKINLEY kaa ssaas ssmCaisn med-
als made of o7hss la esgc<sse 60 be Amer
icsn tin, In sr&sv ie sksw aha Ohio people
how his bill! ksd etsesod 81 laaes one lew
American igdast7y. Fha Ohio democratic,
wei aware ef tha character Of Mr.. McKin-
ley and .hersfers 5Hsgoessag en- attempted
deception oa Ella paEa, serA sae OF the afore-
said medals 30 szesEt apalytiae! chemists
for analysis. The ssst 10 90 follow: 1.-THE
composition OF the sessl Is wroHght-iroD
plate OF rather izsasl5r srsds. covered with
"a very this eontias OF Ella asd lsed alloy In
wG!co tina lehd lsesei- PlodsMinR'es. There
is ser AMY no Eteel ia iEs conpoAision, and
W doubt very nr9a shs eoarss claimed for
the tin." Seasonal p-tjudles muss be deep
" rooted il o party which sappsr.a fer Its
highest ofieeo sass aasaela q such tricks.
simply bccsnss Sissy parade their hostility
to the sorsA. PenaEsl Gs0heaeasy is not
compatible 9th oeaslel lr'sgtisy, bal Mr,
mckinley is assa ersaga Eoreea for the
OHIO rspss!tcar7 - ieng CT ne aEpparss g
high tariG auS Ia is favor q tka Force bill
and Reedism.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06

EX-SENATOR INGALLS, is becoming Of
noted as plag!srlst as hs once was as bomh-
proof soldier. aud subsequently, IS South
hater. He has lately BEEN detected In steal
Ing whole paragraphs from copyrighted
books. Like all other people OF his sort,
rope is all Mr.. ingalls, needs to expedite
the approach OF his certain fate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06
Murder and Attempted Suicide.

MoRs1s, ILL.,, Oct. CIV. L. Barnett, en-
ployed in an electrical concern In Chicago,
Yesterday shot bis wife twice, killing her
instantly. He then attempted to kill hIu-
self by firing two shots into his own body,
bus failed, aud after having set hre to tie
house be- walked to pond pear by and triad
to drown himself. bat did not succeed. Tee
cause OF the deed Is not known.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06
TELEaRApHIo BREVITIEs.

The rescuers at the Richardson colllery al
GenosrtoD, Pa. have to day given up all
hope OF resching she entomoed miners alive.
The New York Prescytery has fixed
upon Wednesday Nov. 4, ct 10 O'Clock in
the Scotch church, as the time for she trial
OF DR.. Briggs,
Mr.. John Dillon Gays chat Mr.. Parhell re-
fused to appolns committee to aos with a
committee OF Mr. McCRrshy's ffisade to dis.
tribute the Paris funds for the relief of the
evcted tenants.
JOHN 8. Burohell, who was shot less Sat-
urday night by John L. Olmond, died to-day
In Bellevue Hospital. New York. Osnaond
at the ssms time shot and killed hiu yong
vile, who was seeking q divorce. Barshell
boarded With the Demands. and the NUT
derer vas jeslous of him.
The bare Of the Manhattan milling cor
pany at Manhattan. Mont, was burned ye.-
te,day. The Are was caused by the burst.
Ing of @ lantern. Thare we're ninety-ons
horses In the stable at che time and but for
sy-six we're rescued. Three thousand BUSH
els OF oats and ether fssd were destroyed.
lIels. Lunstrom, lumberman Of Rspublc,
Mich, was found shot through the back and dead
upon the railroad track yesterday. Robbery was
evidently not the motive Of tho crime, IS COLI
siderable sum of money was untouched on tho
tho body.
FIRE at Braddock, Pa. this morning caused by
lamp explosion, destroyed q row Of six franc
houses. James McGuire, who was asleep at the
time, WAS overlooked in the excitement and was
burned to death.
freight train was robbed on tho st. Paul road
between Red Wing and Lake City, Via. satur-
day night, and three cases Of seslskns aud i'm
ported sh1wls, valued at thousands of dollars
wore taken.
Richard Won Olindn, Sacramento, CAL, black
smith, murdered his wife yesterday aud then
killed him5elf. His wife had loft him account
of cruel treatment.
In the vicinity of Rookuk, Iowa, much of the
fell wheat will DO failure. It Is said that 3
slight shower Of rain sprolsed tho grain.
Consider ,bc snow and aeet foil at Miller, g. D.
yesterday with como rain. The weather there Is
very cold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06

WHAT With nosqui.oaq, bowling dogs,
shifting railrczd oars, sEd losoraoslve smoxe,
sill night long, and ia TIE morsing to find
that COWS have ss:aRis1 ets EsvemeHa In
front OF their Aoepss, re les Of some people
In some parts Of ssis r'sy ia not particularly
q happy one. There is no law against mos.
oultoes. bnt the other evils referred to could
he nrevented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06

Salvation Oil quickly finds lite way to the
seat OF tha disease, al;sys the inflammation.
and by removing the cause, effects per-
uleuept cure. rs cts.
Mr. Ruskin tn.uke there Is great future
for American ar.-ous he hardly realizes
the enormous demand over here for Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06

Ap pfalllbie a:s1 Of pk7 itcal decay Is sleep
lsssness; Il this IL daperress IN Ga eevt5. 1t
Is deediy in eor;y osuosee9. Es. 5nifs
Baby SSrup vii! e'wsyss1ai, IN tsvi4 JSiRg
lhs bsb,.
Is sa. proved ancssssed uses1spase, ~
refer TO GA 9ERl'o OAfWth Ct'A. R.ice 70
csnta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06
Reduced Rates to Richmond.

On account OF the Colored Induslrisl Fair
to be beid in Richmond. Va, the PenDsyl.
vsnie E. B vi sell Icksts to thst point
Oct. 10 10, inclusive, coed 10 re'ura until
Oct II. incinrive, sc the rate Of 1888 ino.tid-
ing admission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06
a Corr. ction

MARSHALL, Get 6, 1891
Tho correspondent Of tho GAzETTs IL ais IAis
letsor wss In error in tho ststemSDS thLs tho PAl
pit OF iho Esp;ist Church at Gsrshal WAC vScss =.
At prcsont, it is most acc7ptnb'y flca ~ zev.
Mr.. Berkeley. who has won tho reg1ya o. We az-
tire community. Il