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topher Columbus discovered four centuries
past. The italians are and have always been
intelligent. aw-abiding people; frugal indus
tflous and prosperous, devoted to our laws
ana Institutions, proud of their distnc-
tlon as American citizens, and ready at all
times TO defend the honor sof their adopted
country, and TO shed their blood TO preserve
unsulled the flag of the land of the free
To-day We look across the Atlantic to fair
Italy, and with her join in honoring the
memory of her most celebrated son. We re-
joce with her that to the skill and genius of
Columbus there has been created in this new
world this vast republic, to whose greatness
and strength the sons of Italy have largely
contributed, and with whose prosperity and
honor their lives and fortunes are insepa-
bly, linked. Columbia and Italia-sisters who
are united IN the bonds of peace, which let us
nope no misfortune can ever break will al
ways revere the name of Columbus. Nav his
name be the taliSman to preserve for all time
the kind relations which now exist between
them. and may the banner of Italy and our
own glorious stars and stripes never lead hos
tile armies to the fierce contest of battle but
forever, side by side, wave over happy. pros
porous homes, and greet each other when un-
furled to the breeze with the tender caress of
undying friendship
This concluded the literary part of the
programme. Dancing was then inaugu-
rated and continued until an early hour
this morning. The ball was a big sue
cess in every way, and the attendance
was the largest that has been seen at any
affair of the kind in many day.
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IN SIXTY DAYS.
The Railroad Company VIII Complete
Its levee Work.
Mayor Comstock and Trustee Green
Accept the Terms-It VIII Save
the City a Big Sum.

Mayor Comstock and Trustee Green re-
turned from San Francisco last night,
having completed their negotiations with
the officials of the Southern Pacific Com
pany for improving the levee from r
street along the river front and around to
the intersection of Sixth street with the
north line of the city.
The Trustees said they were very pleas
antly received by President Huntington
and Messrs- Stanford and Crocker, with
whom they discussed at considerable
length the subject of improving the
levees, and the proposition submitted by
Mr.. Huntington on his recent visit to
this city.
Mayor Comstock said that himself and
Mr.. Green urged the necessity for con-
siderable portion of the work being done
within the next sixty days, as the rains
were liable to set in before long.
''Sixty daysw exclaimed Mr.. Hunt
ington. "Why, We'll have the whole
thing completed in that time"
After considering the proposition-as
published in the RECoRD-UNIoN on
Thursday-in all its bearings. Mayor
Comstock and Trustee Green agreed to
accept the very desirable terms offered by
the company. These are, briefly, to raise
and strengthen the levee from r street
up along Front, around Slater's Addi-
ton and up north of the railroad works
TO Sixth street.
For all of this work the city is to de-
liver to the railroad company $4,000
worth of its levee bonds. and it is gener-
ally conceded that it would cost the city
about three times that sum If done by it
in the usual way.
This leaves only from r to y, and a por-
ton of the latter, for the city to improve,
which should leave quite a margin OF un-
issued bonds out OF the 100000 which it
was estimated the city would have to lay
out IN the proposed work.
The railroad officials assured the Trus-
tees that a large force of men would be
put on the work at once, and that it would
be hastened to completion within the
time stated-sixty days.
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salvation Army ovation.

Captain Kingmar, the saved horse
breaker, who broke the horses of the late
Salvation Army cavalcade, and Lieuten-
ant Fletcher of Nevada City, are ex-
pected to be present and lead the meet
ings at the Salvation Army barracks on j
street, near Fourth, this evening and to-
morrow. Coffee and cake will be served
after the meeting. Admission is free, and
aIl are cordially invited by Captain j. B.
Stuyvesant, the officer in charge.
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IN THE MATTER OF RECLAMATION
/ District No. 3, Grand Island, County Of
SACRAMENTO, State of California.
The petition for the formation Of said dis
erict having heretofore been approved by this
board, and the landowners OF SAID district
having heretofore adopted and filed their by
laws; now, upon application Of Howard ID.
kercheval, ii is therefore ordered that an cleo
ton be held for the purpose of electing three
trustees Of said district on the 9TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1892, commencing at 10
o'clock A. N. ana closing at o'clock P. n. on
That day, and that notice thereof be published
in the hEcoRD-U MON, a newspaper OF general
circulation in said county, for one month, and
that the County Clerk sign said notice. And
1t is further ordered that said election be held
at the ranch of A. I. J. Reynolds, in build
ing thereon suitable for that purpose, being
Cituate in swamp Land Survey No. 3o5s
Grand Island, County of Sacramento, State Of
California, and that w. j. Smith be, and he Is
hereby appointed clerk, and John w. Ferris
appointed inspector, and Matthew Madge and
Peter Hansen are appointed Judges OF SAID
election.
IsEAL.l Attest: W. W. RHOADS. Clerk.
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aLtt6PrtnkerH.
]. FRANK CLARK.

UNDERTAKING PARLORS,
1O17-1O19 Fourth ST., Sacramento.
ENMBALMING A SPECIALITY, GEORGE
IA II CLARK, Funeral Director and County
Coroner. Telephone No. 134.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys,
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup CO.
SAN ERANnES10 psJ
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best hair work go to S. Strozynski. Depot
for the only genuine and most improved
hair restorers and finest of French cos
metics. Country orders promptly at
tended to. Address S. Strozynski, corner
Ellis and Leavenworth streets, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
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T0HN MILLER
CHANGED HANDS.

NENTRAL MEAT MARKET, K. FOURTH
" and Fifth, FREUND 4 LONG, Proprietors.
Dealers in Fresh and Corned Meats, Sausages,
Etc. Meats delivered free of charge
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W. J. KAVANAUGH. Undertaken.

No. 513 j ST.. bet. Fifth and Sixth.
A LWAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASSORT-
n ment of Metallic and Wooden Caskets.
Burial Cases, Cohins and Shrouds furnished.
Coffin orders viii receive prompt attention on
short notice and at the lowest rates. EN-
balIning a speciality. Office open day and
night. Telephone No 3o5
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Mitchell Meets Corbett

An exciting scene vas enacted last night
10 bsr-rocm connected with Miners thea.
tire In New York. Jim Corbett ard Charlie
Mitchell engegtd 10 quarrel and only the
interference OF friends saved oombst.
Mitchell snd S!svin had been billed to sp-
peat this week at the theatre, but last Bat.
ufdsy they threw up the engagement and
Oorbett wss secured to appear with Jim
Daily, instead of Mitohsllan Slavln. Mitch.
ell, With Slavin, came to the CITY yesterday,
and, seeing the posters announcing Cosbett
and Daly's engagement, was licensed. o.
reaching the cafe Mitchell saw Oorbett
standing In the doorway and said lend
enough to be heard by ell the people stand.
ing In the corridor, that be could lick him.
Cortett hiDed that he bad better desst.
The Eagl!shman talked louder and sauoler,
and the row continued till Corbett said !:
TN lick that duffsr either 10 the street or
on the STAGE" Mitchell made nasty re-
ply when Corbett made right.arm blow
directly in MI.ohell's face, but Slavin and
DAILY sprang between the two men. While
slavin and Daily held Oorb,tt. Mitchell left
the bar.room.
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Foreign News,

BERLIN, March % The minister of JUS
tice has instructed the public prosecutor
not to take proceedings against newspaper
without first procuring his sanction.
Prince Bismarck is Receiving from the sud
den illness with which he was attacked yes
terdsy.
GRENADA, Mar. 22.-The Marquis OF Cora
se!ice was found deed in his room yesterday
He had been shot With pistol. Nothing il
known as to The motive that prompted the
assassination.
PERTH, Australla, March 22.-Tbe identi.
ty OF Dseming, ihe rotorcus wife murderer
has been fully eetab!lthed. a number oil
persons we'll acquainted With him have pos.
iiively identified hir, as an individual whom
they knew by The name of Williams. The
prisoner finding tast it was useless to dis.
simulate further, then admitted bile Identity.
He still denied, however, that he was
guilty OF the murder for which he was ar.
rested, and said that bis wife was killed by
lover. a tearch OF his belongings, how
ever, Disclosed the most damaging proofs Of
bis guilt. His TROUSERS we're found to be
stained with blood end cemeLt.
BUDA PEST, Mar 22--Tde Distress pie,
vaiiipg ln northern Hungary among the
peasants continues to grow more critical
and has resulted 10 acts OF lawlessness. In
O.eohso number Of pesgants who thought
that they had been badly treated in the dis.
trlbution of relief, wert to the house OF the
burgomas.er, barrIcaded the doors and
windows and Get FIRE to the place, their In.
tentiop belpg to burn the burgomaster and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

RAILROAD AFFA1bs President Oas mn, who
is now 10 New York, said yesterday Neither
tho Richmond and Dsnville nor the Richmond
Terminal Company Will intervene in the proceed
ngs regarding the receivership of the Georgia
Central, and tie Richmond and awhile, which
operated the 1osd previous to the appointment OF a
receiver, will not resume chsrge of the operations
of the company. While it had charge OF these
operations the Richmond and Danville put so1d
deal Of money in the property, which now ands in
the shspe Of an unsettled account. The Richmond
Terminal Company simply stand in the position
OF large stakeholder in the property. The road
will be managed as it wss before the lease, by its
own board of directors, a majority OF whom ara
stockholders Of the Georgia Central and reside ia
the locality through which the roai runs"
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The CK1NE5E minister as Washington
says: "ghs American people are talking q
great deal sbou. :eciprccits jast now. Taey
should rcnembar thst rsuip7ccity Worke
two ways" But Americana, as general
rule, have not yet learned the wise lesson OF
putting themselves IN other peoples places.
They pass the most cruelty restrictive laws
In rsspecs ofthe Chinese, AID yet expect the
Chinese government to treat Americans In
China With the came Hospitality 1t acoords
the eli zsns OF the moat favored nssion. The
wonder is that instesd OF an American 10
China being scared occasionally by mob,
she Chinese government doesn't st
opos Issue en order excluding every Ameri-
can from i,s territory.
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his family 60 death. A number OF farmers
attempted 70 rescue the imprisoned psop'e
when desperate fight occurred. The pss-
SAINTS were fioaIIy PIT to fight, the BARR
cades hastily removed and everybody IN me
house rescnsd. but the flames bad gsinso
such Roadway that it Was lmfcssioie 10 save
the bulldog.
AMSTERDAM, Mar. %. -Tae court to-day
sentenced Capt. Baker. ofthe Netherlsndf +
American steamship Edam, to one yeaf'f
imprisonment Cor shooting and killing o
muIncus fireman last GUNNER between
New York and Rotterdam.
TORONTO, Ort March pa special dis'
patch says: "In official circles great ret
osrce Ia maintained respecting the tsnor OF
Lord Salisbury g reply t, Mr.. Blains's re-
quest for a renewal OF the mOdus vi0endI,
but 1t Is generally urged that Lord Sails.
bury could not comply with the r'qaast
without implying an admission ofthe UAtsd
states' demand to exercise juri:dic;ian in
Bshriug Sea, and without utterly ignoring
| the request of the British commissioner
who declare that there is 20 single case
where permanent irjcry hiss been done any
habit CT esaIs through sealing 10 the open
sea-"
PARIS, Mar. 22.-Ata msetipg Of the Catine.
held to- day NJ. Bibot, minister of foreign affairs
and NJ. Bioard, minister Of justice, submitted tee
text Of sp e1t:adi!ion treaty with tho Uni:ed
| States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH %.
TIE Philadelphia Inquirer says the rspn0

TIE Philadelphia Inquirer says the re1uo'
)ioans are Indebted to Senator Qasy LOT 'he
s,eotioc G. President Harrison, as ne wen.
into shs Tannany slums Of New YORK anu
nravapted the auccass of Tammany con,
spir.cy to cleo. Mr. Cle7eaad. Inis' IL
true. would efsctnsliy acquit Tammany Of
the charge of "kniane" Mt. Cleveland. But
instead Of going in:o tie Tammany s!nms To
ureyent the aucoess OF Tammany conspir'
aoy to elect Mr.. Cleveland, 1t Is veil EaoWn
shat Mr.. Quay took the "fat" which Mr
Wsnamaker "ffied cut" of the protected
manufacturers, to Nav York and bought 60
MANY votes with 1t in the sluma. not lem
many Blums, Of that city. chat the electoral
vote OF tina. State was cast for HARRISON
There is 90 doubt OF the fact that Mr.. bar
rison owes his election to Mr.. Qaay and mr.
Wsnamaker, but the assertion that there
was Tammany conspiracy to elect Mr
Cleveland is absurd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

LAST Sunday at Plainhslo, N. J Rev
Mr. Lswls, of the Seventh Dag Baptist
Church, presohed sermon, in which he
said:
David 3. Hill, most Inscriptions aspirant
sor nstioasl honors, is Identified WITH l@u-
many, and the prcb ltili,y of his reaching the
Presiden ial chair within orc year is far greater
than it ought to be- Should he succeed, the liquor
power dripping with Eorsl and Political eorrup
ton, will sit at the head Of the nation, already
weakened ty the grasp of this devil fah, with it's
constantly lengthening and ircrsaing arms leo
victories Of David B. Hill have been bought We
tories Piece him in the Presidential chair and
hs will sit there as tho representative OF the gin
mill and corner SALON."
In view Of the isos lha. Senator Hill Is o
poor msa, and that he dies act poW, ard
never did, drink liquor Of aDy soEt, such pull
pit talk as this will tsnd to help, rather then
Ito hurt him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22
German Affairs i.

BERLIN, March 22--The latest rapor.f
concerning the ministerial crisis are to the
ff:ct ths! Gen. Won Csprivi will retain BIZ
posts OF chancellor OF the empire and Prus
sian foreign minister, tut will resign his pc.
stt;on as president of The Prusslan council
OF minister's. These reports, however, are
not based ppon entirely reliable infofms
ton. This rumors tia. Caprivi would retain
the chancellorship at the Emperor's earnest
solicits ton is ridlcued. Students Of Ger.
man political history do net teieve that
Caprivi would attempt to practice On VIII.
liam II. the tactics pursued by Prince Bis
msrck on William /. They knew that II
the Emperor's Ire was aroused State policy
would be thrown to the winds and the ten.
derIng Of the chancsllor's resignation would
have been followed by Its acceptance. That
time Is not so fer paesed that the Emperor
declared that he was not only capable, but
willing to act as his own chancellor, and
that he had the courage of his convictions
was shown By his summary dismissal OF
Prince BIematok. Il can be sgaIn stated
to-day that nothing definite whatever Is known
and that the whole question Ia held in obeyance
pending The return ofthe Emperor from his hunt
ing seat at Hubertusstock. The Emperor is the
source ofrr inisteral power and until bis decision in
the matter is msde pu bic every statement regard
ing his or his minister's action must be taken cum
1rouo s1lie
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

SENATOR PERKINS OF Kansas says: Nv oen
tina sssue is between democrat and re-
publican shall slEaSs advise on the side Oh
repuol!cani:m. Tea. Ia my platform, ana
stsnd on 1t sill the year round." Aod no
reasonable man blanes the Kansas Senator
for standing on such platform, and that is
the way to help his party. But When 8
democratic Senator advises q democratic
representative to vote for democratic con-
ssssee In an election case. and sustalas ME
advice with judicial decisioas, the mug
sunps and republicans. and some demo-
Gratis, orr out that he is interfering WITH
othsr peoples affairs, and that he had oe'tef
mind his ovn business, and cay that ADVICE
ou suoh matters III compcrts with the dignl'
ty o. a member OF the O. s. Sanat', is an 10
Judgement upon the preroga 1--WE Of tue iep-
resentssive, and should be resented, mace
public and rebuked. Bat there are demo
Gratis and democrats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

The developments of tie Investigations OF
Che pensions bureau aud OF she expenditures
for chs establishment of the New York i'm.
migrant station at Ellis leland, now In prog.
Sess bsiors oopgl easional committees, are
slresdy sufficient to satisfy any reasonable
man that the "olesn" administration of
which Mr.. HarrIson's friends boast, Ia any
thing else than clean, and that the sooner 1t
be cleaned out, the betteE 1t will be for the
moor people of the country. who are taxed
ON thu common uecesssries of HE 10 order
60 raise the money 90 orooksdly expended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

TELEGEAPHIC BkEV1IlGS.
The missing Chicago Alderman, Gormen
hos surrendered and given bail Ike the 9th
er ELK indicted.
One OF the worst itoims OF the season il
raging at Marergo ard Rockford, ILL.,, con
sist!pg Of snow, elect and heavy gale o
wind.
The democratic white primaries to deter
mine whether the democratic ticket headed
by 8. McEaery, or that hesded By Murphy
J. Foster shall be considered the nominee o.
the democratic party are being haG 10 Lou
isIana to-day. The voting Is progressing
quietly.
a fire in Her dersOn Bros. carriage factory il
cambridge, near Boston, this mo hing destroyed
the msin building six other buildings ard s
large gtable, AID ruined several dwelling houses,
The loas is estimated at about 100000.
The New York Senate has concurrei in The
assembly amendments to the Senate bill ap-
proprIating 100000 for the Wor d'a Fair, in
cluiing the amendment for the clts:ng OF the
State exhibit on Sunday.
court martial is to meet at Fort Brown, Tcz.
on March Ssh to investigate tn, actions Of Ger
tain military commanders during the Cara cam.
paign. Sensational developments are expected.
The wife of farmer named Mcdonald, living
at Bally ahinoh county Down, ireland, attempt
cd to-day to separate four OF her Digs that were
lighting, The dogs tprled on her and tore her tc
pieces.
The Tallsot street echoo, building at London,
Cns, was destroyed by fire this morning. FlTt
hundred children were 10 the school when the
fra broke out, but sll got out safely.
The jury in the SiebOt lynchirg Gaze
at Darlington. Wis, returned verdict last night
6n1ing that at the time OF the lynching all of thu
defendants were inssne snd therefore not guilty
The Wisconsin Supreme Court declares the as.
aemb'y Senatorial and Congressional apportion.
ment made by tho last legislature to BIO uneousti-
tutioral.
Horacs Chiltcn has ami Danced his Withdrawal
from the race for o. s. Senator from Texas. thus
leaving the field clear fer MT Mills.
Dr. d. Hsyes Agnew, OF Philadelphia, was re.
ported this evening to be sinking, and his death
is momentarily expected.
The bail n, corn house and blacksmith shop on
the Wilton farm, near Baltimore, were burned
last night.
Ferdinand Barbedienpe, the well. known broi 20
founder, died in Paris to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

WHAT BoTHERs all democrats outside OF
Congress, except silver orapks, is the fact
that while the silver republicans Gre willing
for the good of their party, to suspend their
effort; to pass the free silver bill, the silver
democrats are so kesn set upon the immedi'
ate passage OF that bill that, In order to &C.
complish thsir object, they would run tue
alleged risk CT losing some close northern
States at the next Presidential election.
Most OF the eiIverites in Congress come from
the South, bat what good would free sl-
YER, or free paper. or 3 free any other sort
OF bill, do the people OF the South Tilt should
BE followed by Force biii2
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uR9TaJA NRws.

Mrs. Hes er Coo, wife OF Mr.. Frank A
Coe, died In Oalpeper on Sunday.
The faal teet Of celluoss for armor back.
Ing were made at the Norfolk navy yard
yesterday and was entirely successful.
Rev ". w Laudrnm. pastor OF the Sac
o1d Baptist Church, Richmond, on Sunday
t.ndered his resignation to the ooDgreea-
ticn. The matter oeussd great surprise to
Dr.. L2ndrum'e lock. The resignation was
rot accepted. Yesterday the pastor, at the
earnest sollciat on of bis members, IN
nouuoed that he would Withdraw his resig-
nptinn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22
WHEN AMERICAN children read that twt

WHEN AMBRICAN children read that two
centuries ego Montrose was hanged and
ousrtered fer attempting to set his country
free, and that his hsad vas cut eff and BE!
upon the Jail at Edinburgh, and bis limbs
sent to vsricus parts Of Scotland and e1'
possd to public view, they shudder at the
bs,bsritiss CT those ,lmss. And yat when
fbs poor lunatlc Guitesu was hanged
In this country few years ago, the fash was
boiled from his bones. and shoEe bones, and
his preserved brain and spleen are now on
exhibition In public building 10 Washing
ton. No wonder Intelligent foreigners
laugh at the assumed superior civilization OF
the people Of tbis country.
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DIED.

1t the residence of his daughter, at Burgess
Store, Northumber lsnd county, on Saturday, the
18th OF March, at O'Clock .. M, HENRY IL
FOLTZ beloved husband Of Lavinis Fotz in the
SD year Of his age. Funeral notice hereafter
{ Lancaster (Pa.) pape please ccpy.
Tho funeral of MI GEORGE GREEN, who died
yesterday morning, will take place from his late
residence, Ill north Fit sheet tomorrow even.
ing at o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

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Cores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter
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required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction. or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by @. g. Lennon, COS Eing at
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Neuralgia pain is usually Of an intensely
sharp, cutting or burning character. To si-
feet speedy and permanent cure rub tho.
roughly With Salvation Oh. the greatest pain
cure en- earth. 25 cents.
When man Ia Ill he should send for q
doctor at once but when be has cough or
sore throat he needs only Dr., Bull's Cough
Syrup. 25 cents,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

Buy DR.. Bnli's Cough Syrup. It cures
without fail. To hs had at all dealers for 25
cents.
"Heaven's last best gtft-my ever new de.
light" is not my brown-stone house, Dor my
carriage aud psir. nor my fac new yacht.
nor Eng prettiest girl, nor my.hopes OF seat
cure for pain, Salvation Oil,