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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-24

The New York Sun says the Demo
cratic party has always been the party Of
annexation.-B.s ston News.
1t has-and look what it has annexed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-24

The home rule that Is good enough fol
satisfy every real friend OF lreland.-P.
V. ID. Times.
1t does--svery real friend.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-24

wHILR Mr.. Horner Of lottery fame
has escaped from the clutches Of the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-24

Arctic weather can b. discovered with
out going north of AZ degrees north lati-
tude. Woonsocket Rep Irter.
Arctic weather. may be, but not such
weather as we are having here at present
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-24

The manufacturers OF puzzles are about
TO issue Senator Hills silver speech. IL
will undoubtedly have a great run as a
parlor game. me.-Washington Post.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-24

The penalty for cigarette smokin g has
been fixed in Minnesota at SIS. Cigar
cites ought to contain the best of tobacco
at this price. p. v. d. G eaner.
And the very finest quality OF opium.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-24
iut il won't drive anybody insane.

The probabilities OF action by the Sen
fourth OF March are slight-Newport
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-24
Slight but not slightinQ.

New York politics are becoming inter
esting at the present moment. wport
Observer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-24
THE NEWS's TURN NOW.


the North Pofs before he starts II Uncle
jerry Husk doesn't stop this kiud or
weather.-Hartford Post.
II he judges by this weather he will
find It much warmer there than he
thought.
The manufacturers OF puzzles are about
TO isue senator Hills silver speech. IL
Will undoubtedly have a great run as
parlor me.-Washington Post.
But IL won't drive anybody insane.
The probabilities OF action by the Sen
ate on the Hawaiian treaty before the
iourth OF March are slight.-Newport
News.
Slight but not sighting.
New York politics are becoming inter
est'ng at the present moment.
Observer.
When have they not been sol
The best part of this gold expectation
IL that we can afford it.--New York Com
mercial Advertiser.
We fear you are speaking for yourself.
John.
~
asylum had got to go-Concord Mo-. or.
We don't want any more to 20 the way
the one at Dover went
The penalty for cigarette smokin g has
been fixed In Minnesota at SIS. Cigar
cites ought to contain the best of tobacco
at this price. v. ID. G.. G.eaner.
And the very finest quality of opium.
Arctic weather can b, discovered with
out going north of AZ degrees north lati-
tude. Woonsocket Rep Irter.
Arctic weather. may be, but not such
weather as we are having here at present.
The home rule that Is good enough for
John Dillon and Michael Davitt ought to
satisfy every real friend OF lreland.-P.
" ID. Times.
1t does--svery real friend
The New York Sun says the Demo
cratic party has always been the party Of
annexation.-B.s ston News.
haa-anH Ia, ;t ba.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-24

IL begins TO look rs IL the county in-anc
asylum had got to go.-Concord Mo-. or.
We don't want any more to 20 the way
the one ut Dover went.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-24
When have they not been sos

The best part of this gold expectation
Is that we can afford it.--New York Com
mercial Advertiser.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-20

szsiify eo@< - srzos = se~ss dfxHt dc><i
s1&e-s tbs ~ ds '. epnss sh<s nassl
"a s.n@sss Hsss, G. D~sis of w~zs yir.
- East ss>a< : pl<saE~qas HAisar~i p~rk ct
txss asres. rs
,Sr Issss Rasd<n = Al ~ p sn1 four
yssrs oi6x tlan GlsA<sona hs s-nnkus
ever dss bar esx hlsek. ssroas cigars snd
eps ~slk 10 milsN
1f2kT kefner. Who has k1ssn . 80 90
sssk - tls pablie on StoektoD-oa Tees.
soid hst solls "a AIS sLre>l~ u hzrtispooi.
nssASnA. ~bsl lsd
BAzs. Rsi4ss 4 yieans hks eoeuplsd his
un< fsf se<zy vssrs n sssssrlng r.<s ens-
fsxoiss kssssiy As so'd his eolisr<ien u
Lord kethsehilt Gar he SUM 81 k>.pn
HorLs Bn;ss has nsses a<sxs tee>ecs m
any fBgm snf j. sEaaqo~ini>a wits the
taste u lqasx. sni perhaps his enly pro-
fsatf vs whsa - seezs In - tne govern
~ q Iowa
Lord Bsaumant. who = descended frorn
tes lA~t King ~ Jerusalem. snooecisd 70
t1s title iAss yssr - the dsa.f 4 o. his elder
brother He ha~ srzsslsd extensively La
sb< rns>.i s<4f-&
Justice Field viii hegin kis thirty -nrst
year u ssrsice on The xnprszns beach the
coming term Thls rsooFd hss be>a sur
pz.~rd has o1cs In the hi<foFy 81 tbs eoart
and equaled hut hour tine<
Fighting Bob" Evans has BEEN promot-
I'd 20 be captain In the navy. He Ass earned
ne step" by de~fs which have conferred
honor on the country well ~ By 10. =
service and l. sill yosng man
J. Woodbridgs Davis. the inventor al fhs
life saving kite. Is somewhat slender, hss Q
black must.che and the face Of deep stu
deat He 10 the principsi Of w Woodbridge
school and resides on Madison svenae
Edwin 6eaid. known IN Wall street -
''bad boy Eddie" has attained the dignity
Of ssthrrhood. His son Is tbe nth mem
her Of the third generation OF the Jay
Gould family. He WAS christened Edwin
.Gooid. Jr.
swim Macxeili, NJ. p. the Irish gentle
man who pulled Harry Furniss' ears be-
cause Of a caricature In Punch. Il declared
by disiatsrested people &c be 30 unspeAk-
ably homely that Furniss oouldn't have IL
beled him
Il 10 not generally known thAs the john
ID. Rockefeller who recently celebrated his
twenty -dfsh anniversary n superintendent
of the Euclid Avenue Baptist church Of
Cleveland IL the New York millionaire Of
thai name.
Mr George w. Childs Of Philadelphia
was 30 much interested In the Wisconsin
log house ON exhibition at the Worlds fair
that he went in and bought IL, complete.
and will have it removed 70 his country
piAcs near Philadelphia
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-20
A NIGHT OF TERROR.

Tss following items appeared IN the 40
10y colnmn Of ths morning pspsr Of Man
itou Spnngx Colo, ON July ?.
Mr.. and Mr.. Harvey s. Trumbull and
daughters are sojoundng ~ the Manning
cottage for the season"
Mrs Taylor OF Pueblo and Der aunt.
Mr- Tunniclhf Of Kansas City. are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs Trumbull"
By the middle Of sas month this gar par
~ became familiar with the b~.ntass q the
nsruasdins country. Msutcu. shieldsd
fsssn every rough wind. lies nezfled among
the mountains like q hsbs In i,s cradle.
The hanging. Of its cradle are IN green
and whate
Mr.. Trumba3 va boekkeeper for tbs
HiswAfha clabhouss.
Whea ths dsancisl crf<s. came. be Wa
ord-r~i 70 draw ali the firms money fror.
The hsnk Rnd deposit fs IN the safe - the
cluhbossse This necessitsted hia slespfng
On sut b>~ssis The -afs With enough am.
n,anlsinn - bod fort
This enhappy msneaver made The ladi~s
az she cottage vsry uneasy. Lake n nock
cf shecp. ssca bad drawn from the bank her
accosns
That every burglar ia Co;arsdo knew
each hotne - b. q susll hank. and hat
they you'd be Invaded. -as fact ne eus
ksd the eourAss 70 rrfnte With 40 man
IN The hoas~. ssch woman oansisler,-f IL hsr
dutr - hep her nerve in q coaveuirna
piscr fnr imm<sfisfs uae
Il wosid hass been <rli hAd thev fnrtker
initiated thstr wosrT maste.~ ard t'seksd
th~ir nerves aneicr fhc .sh pan
8as CArcilns Katksyfne. tke eldsr d.sirh.
~ - Ne. Tramhun. pn-ed - = kriiliaHs
ssrcgsse~i a. ths resf
" w~e-i shs - afrsddss' sss~rHed liftls
Tres TFsmbsil - sks sod her hroth~r e~s
s-rues the ssn r-.s acrnins - 2 e'cloek
ffca ghsafsFa thsef "if sae'd tnsf thfr~~
hev SANE st uss8. ls -5nai N saeh hia hks
eiuk
forxut - unentioa shaf 80 eosfae. ~.
tnsheie aosse. sasi she osh~r ksif ~as
euaptg
C--~sine Ksthssfn- si-ps 10 tl- rear ro..ssa
nest - ~ srnpsy hsif q shs haazs There
49, gr~st rieset - 49, rnes,. ~itA ~sa-
dew operinx dpe, thr porrh Thas tss
Ninas-s - the si,.~s srsi ~ si.ia esssr -
~ srugfg hoa@s v~~ sa ae-ut Erexs fs~
nissse sae sesae 80 Fes,essei = Tr.s sn.l
M Trasseaii f-sssx 10 i-ssir ros-. - sutf
- sse p~vs-esias care e ~ t~a al8 isa.ss
- stes srr1a
fsr.~@sls thss ~rntf shaks f.sr,flrs
Z kstss<inesnt n ssaasse ss~r srnaare~
'ssc-gs sns y = a. ssuse s.sfe sbis tirss'
49, 49, - s-<~r.-si~ -~ssA~s ksss@ls Gar
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-20
FLOWER AND TREE.

Blue roses and blue dshlias. nc one time
thought impossible and probably still inn
possible as natural product. may now be
obtained by placing the cut flowers In So
luton Of aniiine substances.
There are. according TO Dean Stanley.
still eight Of the olives Of Gethsemene
standing. Whose gnArled trunks and scan
ty foliage will always be regarded as the
most affecting OF the sacred memorials In or
about jerusalem"
The DO tree OF Anurajahpoora. In Ceylon,
Is perhaps the oldest specimen of u very
long lived species IL l. held scred upon
the ground that IL sprung from branch
Of the identical tree under which Buddha
reclined for seven years while undergoing
his apotheosis.
The oak Il well known 20 be long liver,
and there are specimens still standing In
Palestine of which the tradition goes that
they grew of Gains staff The hawthorn,
again. sometimes lives 10 be very old. There
Is said 10 be one inside Cawdor castle Of an
'iDamenorial age
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-20
THE MOVING WORLD

Davey's invention of the safety lamp was
due to noticing that fame was detected
by being pressed against . fine wire net
ting.
An inclined elevator, working on tie
principle OF treadmili, Is proposed TO take
the place Of vertical ones In business build
ingA
Two boys at Medford. Mich. have pat
ented an appliance with which the leaves
Of sheet music may be readily turned by
the performer ut the piano.
Kettles for boiling purposes are now
made with tubes running diae.onaliy
through them on the principal Of the loco
notivc boiler. Water bolls very quickly
4n them.
Mr.. Edison Is now engaged IN the con
struction Of a magnetic ore concentratos
which he expects will work a revolution in
the iron business so that northern furnaces
cau once more successfully compete with
the south.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-20

Tam not supsrssitlous. sgill do not think
am aliogsther impsrvioas % the manifold
sigma which ars generally believed 20 he
ouens q misfortune l particularly dis.
Ike anF one - ep>n an umbrella In the
theater On ths advent q new play. ard as
fsr cats. rsnerni-r several years sss,, at
The fnal tress rehearsal = The Wife" q
strange biask kfttsn walked ca the STAG,
firm ~hers no oue could tell | falt 70
Sc1iisr responsibility ai-oai Y aud almost
ipssinesi that uuiesz that saf pas tAksn "a.
uiszie g. led as home aaa appreciated the
play would prove failrre Consequently.
ia sf8sfisls 20 mY other cares. ! assumed
that of \ cat To-isy she Il quite = 6sturs
~ ths theef-~ and a rsEtiiar Intervals pre-
s*n1s tie eob pahg ~itb several pscset
editions ~ hsr-sif -hirh all The saperstition
is 80 rcrid eonld not ssve frou, the ususl
fsfe ~ net wanted kiftsns. Palace phis
Irnaa
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-20

Mrs. Pete Amsterdam Of Harlem y one
OF the most philanthropic ladies on Man
haitian island. She l. always hunting up
distressed people In order 70 comfort them.
and Il often happens that her kind atten-
tions are not properly appreciated
Not long since she visited An unfortunate
on the rvcks near One Hundred and Six
teenth street The wcman's head wis sied
up aud her eye was blackensd. and she had
one arm Ia n sling.
II hear" said Mira Pete Amsterdam,
'that your brutal husband beats yoa. and
have called 20 see II we can not have him
punished"
'You are mistaken, madam; my husband
never beats me- We have lived together
Is years, and he has never heatea ms yet. ("
and the woman adjusted her arm in thu
sling
Il am 80 glad 10 bear that am mis-
taken" replied the female philanthropy
No" continued the woman sadly. put
ting the handagc over the eye. "he hss new
er struck me a blos yet. lie has kicked
me in a dozen different places 20 different
times, he has tAkea ms By my two ears
and bumped my bead on the floor or On
the corner of the nlantelpiece; be has poured
bot water down my back. pulled out my
hair by the handful. and be has stucx pins
in me. he feeds his dog In my new Sunday
bonnet. but he has never yet beat ms, aud
until be does don't think / ought Ia COM
plain"
The visitor then withdrew without say
ing = wcrd.--Texss SiftineS
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-20
sIvpLe sALvE.

Only bright. happy. healthy sabj~cts
should be discussed in the hearing OF asiek
or siling person.
II yoa have n sore finger which th,obs
and paths ron. bold sr IN hoe water several
times d@y uttil yon ar rriisvei
One Of tlis best cures Cor rsd eyelids Is 10
ba'hs fhsni 10 sater in which u distilled .
little pawdsrei horax This SIMPLE lot On
l. almost hniractsioua In ia sfissss
10 yoa shut your finger In deer ~ hriiis -
ID In ans Ssy PIT Il ia water o. hst ss rua
ean bear In few u,cnfstts ehsnge a fec
hsftsr and keep IL q watef q isssi Is min
uts~
Ter that aont n .irsar fseling tax,
Brofao relisef trial htsils ~ cents.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-20
INTERESTING FACTS.

Acid etching was first done In 1914
Ireland IL larger than Scotland by !. 800
square miles
More peopiedie in the spring than In any
Of The other seasons.
In i6s2 the whale fishing was begun by
vessels from Nantucket.
Little Greece has . mercantile marine
employing -. 500 sailors.
English speaking people have the be-t
forehestis aud eyebrows
From 10000 to 10000 people srsi daily
visitors to Central park. New York.
The children of the Aitutaki islanders
ar. born with the left leg an inch shorter
than the right
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-20

secrrfsFr II ststr srs-hsna sorks s<~~a
eess w~ek
prof->esr rsrfs c.~fnr e-fs re-rssf Is
O. ~oxins as~ Ishusrsr ~ sss farm
I'm NeEHisn. f6e rl~frss n,iiissnai--
tsesa Sc - ei-ft ta ssfs~srv uoFs.
lear <beife. - n.il.aosfr- hsksr sea
hr-seslko 81 srs<stifn. ssesa = - nrprs,
tex hssef
Tks asseo % sT Villas Iksz2As leess
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-20

T~~stie- w-Ass ~ossId you ssy n shoah
ssk yf-s ~ SO
Cheiiy~fd ~ yon must b hroits. old
fsssow
Frei1ie--Thsn ~ ask y-a for len I
49, sfFa.d youd ssr Tou drint have H.
Tf1th
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-20
Stomach Troubles Cured.

rssns ln s.ofan.h Ael.s.irs siaA
taisiEE eatef. fa.n9 ~ ass
ftise ntfers sna sffes ee.lu1
ty,fastsff rslfs In esssf1aea.
tao ~ fosfEE frtstsie eszfe4
ifte1ef.s rzl,-d
tsfTtr1s afs1ere5s rufp1
a stsysfaaA troaf.ire earss - - q flef
Ir,id. ssz,se is Norzh Digissst ssr-e. -
sLazss. Ioo4.aa 4. 5 Esd tlAae taka11. A,lA-
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-20
DR.. S. Clay Todd,
fhe Fsrsoss vrrve sr>cis'is
NO. ieEokTH DIVISION STREET.
Boonss I. aBfi
GRAND RAPTDS. NfcH

rasarrh. f)rxfr,es. hiesrnsftsrn. Nervo-r.
neAiii.r lnrs-seacr toa Al si~es~s
rf~sitins fruiu -sris nd 6i4urstioss asd
sre~~~~ q nssatssds4 az ss.~s.e@ a
~ arinafy rrusns Esrfsei EafalFsts
ssg.crrele fft1Fes snrae~s srefsla.
go esr.s aFtfs4. $40 esesNess Hsrs
sad kiaasg efalFss nss. fasrs esssess sfort
re-s a tfasfs. isok - hssa. s8sl ~ tsct
efs. tHcl sisfg ~ i@1oals c<.us sEislafs asd
rhroose s..<s~ss ctrca e4se.At asa -
a.so<ntlg
C<zellsssigss kr-e No rterae frr esr-
vsrss u.td cured Neisoinss ~ ssfas sroa.
na~st "a. esery~sssa ssas 40 ~ q
eszstaoA>
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-20

mcufhlies IN the IaEs has t.een
500 and &. % a year, and they
we're 80 be found only n the
more prefentious homes. Oar offer
furnishes heip % al faiaiiies. 40
matter how modeet ttrif nseans. -
keep n toach with tfe gftaieei n.inas
II the vorld. a. 1he CosDu4-niltan
has today The rtfongest r',cDiar sisf
Of any esisting periodical
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-20

n HIGH-CLASSi illustrated month
| "a ly magazine In the home u no
| ~ longer a luxury. IL Il q neces-
sity, and 90 meet the demands
created by this necessity. The Cosmo-
politan Magazine. giving yeaFly. a. il
| does. 1896 pages Of reading 10y the
ablest living authors. with over i30
| illustrations by clever artists. has
stepped into the breach. with rednc-
tion in iis price that has startled the
| literary world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-21
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The house OF George Revercomb, near
Slate Mills, Rappah.mnock county, was
burned last week.
DR.. George B. Steel, a well-known
Richmond dentist, assigned yesterday;
liabilities $4,000
Mr.. L. w. Cardwcll, of Warrenton,
fell in that town Yesterday and. 1t Is
feared, fractured his hip.
Mrs. w. W. Letellier, of Burnleys,
died Sunday night of injuries and the
shock received in the lire of "Wednesday
last.
Capt. Samuel F. Carson, of Augusta
county, who commanded company ID;
Fifth Virginia Regiment, Stonewail
Brigade, died Sunday.
Doctor Hunter Mcclure and his wife
and daughter, who have been visiting In
Florida for the past week, returned
TO Richmond last night.
The oyster planters on Woman's Isl
and, in rangier Sound, ask for protec-
tiou from expected depredations. Ihe
Governor has directed the oyster fleet
to keep lookout for the visitors.
Mrs. Matte Shelton, wife of MIR. Jas.
Shelton, died in Fredericksburg on Sat
urday last, after a protracted illness CT
cancer, in the 46tn year of her age.
She leaves husband and one child.
In the Hastings Court of Danville
yesterday J. T. Clark, who shot and
killed Rev. J. r. Mofett, was sentenced
by Judge Cullen to five years in the
penitentiary, but stay of execution OF
sentence for 60 days was granted III Or
der to allow time for an appeal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-21
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 21, 1893.
Py RESOLUTION of Mr.. Hoar of Mas

BY RESOLUTION of Mr. Hoar of Mas
sachusetts the session of the U. S. Sen
ate tomorrow, the 22d of February,
will be opened with the reading of
Washington's farewell address. Judg-
ing from the proceedings of that body,
its members either know or care moth
ing for the wise advice contained in
the address referred to. If the former,
they may possibly be led to mend their
WAYS by hearing it read. If the latter,
thew at least can not be harmed. But,
in either case, they will realize how far
away they have drifted from the feel
ings which inspired the Father OF their
Country to point out to them the course
they should pursue in orderto promote
its welfare. He warned them against
sectionalism, against entangling foreign
alliances, against leaving their detached
and distant situation to stand upon for
eien soil, against extravaganza, against
infringing to the slightest extent upon
the provisions of the Constitution unless
by the means provided therefor in that
instrument, and to observe good faith
toward all nations. The dangers Of
these and other things he made so PLAN
that even those who run may read. But
they have paid no attention to his
warnings, and force bills, billion dollar
Congresses, Gillian affairs, Nicaragua
canals. and the seizure Of the Sandwich
Islands are the order of the day. Ih'
advice of Washington, with the majority
of the present members of the Senate, Is
as nothing compared with that OF Pres
ident Harrison, though the former woi
the liberty of his country, while the lat
ter bulldozed Chill, just emerged from
revolution, and is trying to rob the le
climate authorities of Hawaii OF thell
native land
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-21
Congress-.

In the Senate yesterday the consid-
Grafton of the sundry civil bill was re-
sumed. 4 number Of amendments
were acted upon. The amendment
with reference to site for the public
printing office was being discussed when
the Senate went into executive session,
during which the nomination of Myron
NJ. Parker to be Commissioner of the
District of Columbia was confirmed.
In The House after the disposition of
two private bills, the naval and agricul
tural appropriation bills were called
up under suspension of the ruies and
passed. The total amount carried by
the naval bill is S21, 234, 100. The mo-
ton to suspend the rule and pass bill
for the payment of certain private war
claims was lost Mr.. Tucker, of Vir-
ginia, ottereJ & RESOLUTION requesting
the President to lay before the House
the proposed treaty with the Hawaiian
Islands, and requested that it be print
ei, II the Record. Objection was made
to the latter request.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-21

Mrs. Stevenson, Wednesday evening,
March 1st. The Vicc-President-elect
will arrive in Washington Tuesday
evening.
The House Judiciary committee re-
ported favorably to-day bill provid-
ing that the Circuit Court of Appeals
act shall not be construed to deprive
the U. S. Supreme Court of jurisdictlt n
for the period Of two years to entertain
appeals from DEGREES of U. S. circuit
and district courts rendered before the
passage of the Court of Appeals act, II
at the time these new courts were or,
ganized the act did not allow an appeal
from the DEGREES to these new courts.
New Workers here are laughing at the
newspaper reports TO the effect that the State
democracy of New York is in danger of dis
raption and that Tammany will cut loose
from it. They say tltat the union between
Tanmany and the Stale democracy IS, II any
thing. stronger than ever.
Mr.. Butler, of Iowa. introduced in the
House to-day bill to establish truer ilgu
of American constitutional liberty and another
to amend the great seal Of the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-21

THE IMMENSE debt of this country
was created thirty odd years ago in or
der to raise money with which to pay
wages and bounties to men from all
parts of the world to fight against the
southern States, including five OF the
thirteen original States of which the
Union is composed, Now, after most o.
those men, in the natural course OF ma
ture, must be dead, the L. 5. Senate
has passed bill TO increase the DEBT
referred to, in order to raise money VIII
which to pay pensions to the Children
and relatives, and fraudulent represen-
tatives of those men. Aud, strangest
of all. southern Senators voted for that
hill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-21

IAMan old man and have been constant
sufferer with catarrh for the last ten years.
am entirely cured by the use Of Ely's Cream
Balm. 1t is siiaage that so simple remedy
will cure such stubborn disease. Henry
Billings, U. S Pension Atty, Washington,
DC.
SUFFERED for more than ten years with
that dreadful disease. catarrh, and used every
available medicine that vas recommended to
me. | cannot thank you enough Tor the &c,
lief which EIy's Cream Balm has afforded me.
Emmanuel Meyers, Winfield L. l., N. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-21
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-21

John C. EMO SURRENDERs AT LAST
John C. Emo, the absconding president
of the Second National Bank of New
York, who had been fugitive in Can
ada since 1884, returned to New York
Yesterday and surrendered himself.
He appeared before Commissioner INN ded one
Shields and was released in $50, GOO bail.
The specific charge on which he was was
held is the misrepresentation of $3.50, 600
Belonging to Arthur Dy x; and Abra-
found Sal against Emo after his ascending
in 1854 Contains 10 counts, and charges
him with the misrepresentation OF
s., 100000. The trial was fixed by, by
Commissioner Shields for the nextterm
of the United States Criminal Court,
which begins the second week IN March.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-21

Thomas A. Huguenin, the last confederae
:, :,-nmander Of Fort Sumter, and now briga-
der general 4th brigade South Carolina
troops, has issued general orders directing
that all flags Of the brigade be suitably draped
on annual parade and inspection to-naorFog
in respect to General Beauregayi.