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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-02-17

THE RIcHMoND Times agrees with
General Malone and Mr.. John S. Wise
that e%lectionsin Virginia are fraudulent,
and that what the State most needs now
is a free vote and a fair count" Why
three such p%uissant powers can't accom-
plish their desired reform" a only
be accounted for by the fact that in the
matter referred TO there is nothing to
reform.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-02-17

DEATH oE De. DASFEL~-DT. John Il.
Daniel, aged eighty-two years, died in Fair;
fax county Oh Thursday. DR.. Daniel was a
native of Stafford county, where he ma ried q
daughter of the late Capt. S. s. Brooks, OF
Brooks's station. He practiced medicine IN
Stafford county aud Fredericksburg until
about ten years ago, when he moved to Fai!.
fay. Three..sons survive him, T.. Daniel, OF
Washington, 3. =. Daniel. of Fairfax, and s,
Brooke Daniel, OF New Orleans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-02-17

Formerly physicians contonded rheu-
matism with govt: but they are now
known to be distinct diseases. Rheu-
matism attacks every age, govt only
adults. But whether you may have to
cope with the one or the other, Saliva
ton Oil, will be found equally efficac-
ions. 1t is by all odds the best liniment
that has yet been put up on the market.
Only % cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-02-17
Ha il a wonderful remedy.

He pronounces it a wonderful remedy.
Mr.. P. T. Early, the postmaster of
Mana, 4. c., write: Il am glad to
inform you that l haYe used DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup in my family with the
best results. I never allow myself to
be without it. 1t is q wonderful
remedy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-02-17

No WONDER the one hundred million
surplus in the l. 5. Treasury when ex
Secretary Foster took charge of that
department, was gone when he left it,
rs it has been been discovered that
while Mr.. Fosters personal liabilities
as a banker amount to $500, 900, his as
sets are Valued at less than 100000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-02-17

The FACT, as stated in yesterdays
GAzErTE, that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad has already commenced the
work Of extending It's tracks from the
Chain Bridge to Fairfax Station, Oh the
Richmond and Danville road, shows
plainly enough the object of the pro
posed road from Richmond TO Manas-
sa1S. The B. & Q. tapped AiexandriAs
most valuable railroad trade when it
got possession OF the western end OF the
old Manassas road, and now ii would
get the remainder OF that trade by tap
ping all the other roads entering the
city, q ;ew miles west Of The city lin
It's. WHAT are AleYandria's Two repre-
s~en.a.iTes il the Virginia legislature
aoiag 20 10 aboa. It
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-02-17
SATURDAY EVENING. FEB. Il, 1891

Horper's Ueek3y, the y. !. Ereni@g
Post and several other mugwump and
anti.snapper newspapers are now vlelns
with some of the ranker northern re
publican journals in their expressed Or
implied abuse of the President. Well
may Mr.. Cleveland exclaim And
thou. too, Brutus.n The President, il
he live long enough, will yet learn that
old friends are certainly more reliable
than new ones. Before his first inaugu-
ration, when he told a political friend
that his policy would be to increase the
number Of northern democratic States,
the latter replied that in his opinion
the better policy would be TO secure
the existing democratic States first,
and then to commence proselyting-
Events tend to prove that the friend
knew what he was talking about.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-02-17

TIE ANNOUNCEMENT Of Mr.. Peck
hams rejection in yesterdays GAZETTE
was not unexpected, and must have
been proper, as such democrats as
Senators Daniel, German, Coke, Pugh,
Vest, Cockrell, Vance aud others were
among those who voted for it. 1t is
hoped now that the name of q less OBJ
~jectionable man may be sent to the Sen
ate: but. If otherwise, that Senator Hi
will not offer active opposition to it,
and will let the responsibility of the &C
ton on it rest upon others. He has
done enough of such work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-02-17
G.. T. KLIpsTEIN, NJ. D.

From DR.. Bedford Broun: 81 cannot
speak in too high terms Of the value
and worth of the Alexandria Infrmary.
I believe | was one of the original ply
sicians selected when the institution
was organized by that most excellent
lady, Miss Julia Johns daughter o.
the late Bishop Johns, of Virginia., and,
in connection with others con
tinued TO act as such for many years
afterward. Hospitals and infirmaries
constitute an integral part and an es-
sential feature of christian civilization
, And it is the solemn duty Of
all who desire human progress and
who wish to promote the great cause
of humanity to do all in their power,
whether by State or individual action,
TO contribute to their aid and support.
Many years ago when the Alexandria
Infrmary existed in a mere rudiment-
airy form, when it vas poor and strug-
Cling for existence and could accommo-
date but five or six patients, it was,
even at that early stage, doing much
good on q small scale. And now, when
by perseverance, good management
and industry, it has grown to the d.
mansions of a comfortable and respect
able hospital, it is something for our
city to be proud of. Without
this or some similar institution in our
midst, ! do not know where we could
place our cases of a surgical or gynnco-
logical kind, while undergoing treat
ment. BEDFORD BROWN, N. D.
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DIED.

In this city. on Friday. February 10th, at
9 D. ~. ROBERT SMITH, aged % years.
Funeral tomorrow Sunday at 3:3O p. H.,
from Roberts Chapel, with Masonic honors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-02-17

The DEMOCRATIC majority IN the |.
:. House Of Representatives is thirty
seven more than = quorum. And yet
Yesterday was added to the weeks of the
time OF this session lost by their failure
TO have a quorum present. As the
pocket nerve of congressman is just a
sensitive as that of other people, loss Of
pay for absence would soon correct
what has become a crying evil. When
a congressman's private business or
pleasure IS OF more Importance to him
than his public duties, he should resign
and let a more efficient man he elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-02-17

rhe Southern Hanter for February
has been received from the publishers
in Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-02-17

In conclusion, we would add, that
we trust this testimony may prove suf-
fcient to induce a favorable response
to our petition on the part of the mem
bers of your honorable body.
We hope for an appropriation OF
5000, but will leave it to the liberality
and wise judgment of u legislators to
increase the sum, if they are able TO do
so. Or, should they find they have not
the means to appropriate so large an
amount, we feel assured, they will give
what assistance they can, TO promote
so desirable and SC deserving q charity.
All which is respectfully submitted.
BY order of the board.
ALICE E. CoLQUHoUS,
Secretary of the Board of Managers of
Alexandria Infirmary,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-02-17

Tho statue of Napoleon. which was erected
at Boulogne-Sur-Mer in 1854 by Englishmen.
has been blown down and broken to pieces,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-02-17
The Alexandria Infirmary.

The Board of Managers in December
gaveMr.M ushbach a petition to the Leg
stature of Virginia for an annual appro.
priation for the benefit ofthe manyState
patients who apply for admission. We
ask for the earnest cooperation of the
trustees Of theInfirmary and the citizens
of Alexandria.
In urging attention to this petition,
we wish it understood that it is mainly
in behalf of those outside our city for
whom we plead. With the contribu-
tons from our Council and citizens we
are enabled to provide for the needs OF
the sick poor among us.
But there is ample room for others,
and we have many applicants whom we
would gladly receive and do take in to
the extent of our ability, but our means
are too limited to allow us to do much
in this way, and, therefore, we beg for
an appropriation from u State trea-
sury.
In asking aid to enable us to extend
the sphere of our usefulness. should
anything more be needed to assure
your honorable body of the advantages
we possess, and the adaptability of our
institution to the needs of those to
whom We would gladly minister, we
think we cannot do better than to add
some extracts from letters lately re-
ceived by president, from two OF
our physicians. Others are willing to
add their testimony if called on.
From Letter Of DR.. K1ipstein: "When
examine the report of work done dur
ing the past year, when l roam from
n end Of the present Infrmary to the
other, view the surgical ward, thor
oughly equipped for any emergency
that may arise of a surgical character,
the women's ward replete in all that
is necessary to the comfort Of
sick females the mems ward
with all that is necessary to that de-
partment, and when | reach the child
ren's ward, why, l am constrained to
believe that the ladies have almost ex-
hausted their resourcesin their thought
fulness for the little sufferers. Retro
specting thirteen years since my first
association with the Alexandria Infirm-
ary), recalling the old institution and
viewing the new one, and remembering
that all this is due 10 the energy and
perseverance of the ladies, one is in
tuitively led 10 eyclaim, What is too
difficult for ladies of intelligence and
energy 10 accomplish. !" Those beau,
tiiul wards and their almost perfect
sanitation, which were planned by orr
| fellow townsman, Mr.. Glenn Brown.
son of one Of our physicians, deserve On
amount of praise that cannot be too
lavishly bestowed. am sure this
building * ali that is necessary to $
hospital; it compares favorably with
any institution of its kind and size, in
or out Of the State
G.. T. kLIpSTEIN. ND.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-02-17

THOsE fine Seamless ONE-HALF HOSE,
fast black, brown and drab at lie a pair,
~ SLAYMAkERiS, ,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-02-17

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CRASH
n from sc up. ct
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-22
IS de que coustara la Provincial 81 uno. ....

DlFERENCA.
NorA Ia % n pps depi De h'p,r'e h'oho crnss oto Ga
idsntca de
'o'r 10 o oUs po Escma p"c"a Ponni anmento
dl 20 de Julio
rid Provincial
dsreuea $3.50 de los $4,000 bue
de bIlet
del Asio.
100
la Plsnta M Ao Dha Cmn
monst
N,se e ngd pc lilo conpho del correspondent
te emports rsdb, del Bllco E,pahh de- Puerto so
OTRA Ell Bco Epsh h Puerto X oos los blees
a dol etsbcia
de fio pdbic del Cuid
Lo quese pnbGco conocmieno
H1m"ao Jlno 10 de 1891 La Pdna CEMGNA DvLA SMoSDr
ia Por mi ". MI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-22
AImiac6n de NOvedades.
MerCado, Colon y Ca.

Dadv e favor cada dia mas que p1bo dpensando
eabcmento medic OCCASION de hacerse
acreedores distinction.
Resados comodo egante ben stuado local enecientr
succession de Ramon Rivera deimportar de
Frascia, Aemania Espa5a, hglaerra Austia
ros imp ,rcados de AMERICA esptndo
surdo arcuos de novedd fantasia de exquisite gusto uado
las moda que reazan precios
otro mucho de dfci
Eegantes cmbretcs s-dos formas para capo
complete odN
don ho de Esoo seda cam bana coores sehoras
caeros panueo de seda cobas de vaas eegntes ormas
guante mors paguasy sombras abgos de
lana dc de pe metal para camsetas ubre
de hlo seda w para nhos: pumea de las mas acred
abcas los ocados polvos SIMON: tapees
de klpa
Un escdo sudo de oos propios para gao estuche
caas am6ncas oero peumado porta pahueos
jetcras perta- -cartas marcos para retratos g. g.
Grandes exinc eas bancas de color de godon hIo
ana seda, g. A.
Dede echa connua enovando surtdo mensuamene
fin de orece cientes acuos sempre Ultima
da de Paris. Ponce, Junio Io de 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-22
/. BASSEDAS
AGENCIA. ESCOLAR

Con profundo del donde he vvdo gos AMOS
costumbres de de
redr hoy Barcelona donde mi ma estar
condolences de atende vg dg los esudianes desde aq
acuden bus instruction secundaa unvesaa aquea
provincial mediante modo acceptable espendo anual
Me ofrezco los padres de am deseen utzar mis-
vco En- mi tendn los 6vnes amigo les Guide les observe
que les imue les que les acompahe sotud les
ofrezca atencones aecuosas del hogar domestco
Los qeran obtene mas mpos deale pueden pedo
los enviare e acto.
DomicIio Ronda San Pedro A. 70 IA BARCELONA.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-22
Roberto Graham
INGENIEkO
Fun,llcidn, HeueYIa g terrcterla
PONCE, PURRTo-RIC0
INGENLEltO

Fabricaute dc iespolpadoras dc cafe de
os sistenlas Rollo Disco, como tamblen
Cedazos, Tahonas, Ruedas hidraulicas, Ma
lacates, Secade,as toda clase dc maquina,
ria para cafe, picar yerba, desgr@nar maiz
etc, etc. Hero, cobre y bronce on baras,
planchss y fundido.
Pmdanse informes Julio 7, 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-22
ROBERTO GRAHAM
iUnguento Dermogeno !

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por ell UNGUENTo DERMOGENO en-
las Aagas q@emalAyas, J"aAetss, W
caduyas de m0sq4ttQs Le.bya atyica"a,
sa6a&ones, eletu~tiasis Mmorss, de
cualquisy p,oeedencia, rc~matism0, Ill
ceyas, hsyidas de cnalqHisr erma, pa
Xadtgos d., 10 demuestran las inhnl
tas curaciones obtenidas y el constau
te uso que de dicho especiflco Sc
hace.
Dep6sito: Eaymaeia Central de J
Ferrer
2 mi 3 v. D $. Nvbre. de 1893
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Breg aro 6 Co.
Playa Ponce, Puerto RICO.

Giran corta vista sobre Espaha 8 lslss
adyaceutes.
Gran sobre las plasas principales de
francia, lugaterra, Alemania, Austria,
5Slglca, Holanda, Italia, Portugal, Saiza
Africa lMarrueeosl y sobre New York.
Mayo 10 de 1892.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-22
La Gaceta Uzstrada
Buena adquisicion.

Sc ve,sde, con Juenas condolences, la mdqui-
ma yertical para m0ler cana de la Hdciends
Destino, en- Santa Isabel, de % caballos dt
f,tersa, en- magn.fco estado corriente, con al
g,p,as piegas de repuesto, como que estd ha-
ciendO actualmente el coSecho y puede uerseh
funcionar. En- su case, Sc entregard en- Julst
prorimo, en- que debe montarse otra de mayo,
potencia. Drigirse al que sAcri6e. Ponce
Febrero II 1894 de FRANCISCO PARRA.
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AIcOhOladO indiana
JABREHUt 81 RIOS, - -FARAfAEEUTfEHS.
ARRC1Bo. PUERTo-RICo.

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ebug gutoym las damas.
dem hneciones
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h,s detcadss
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loF'ro M pDlee,uS SD'i''co' cabs 100 |
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+ ble por elementaa por
100 100 PESOS
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j UNTA ECTIV,A

JUNTA DlRECTIVA
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Dava
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de Dsmetra Gaona
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di 20 combination
g cha de otea Provincial bo hp 900 bdete dddos dscmo
O. Ia foma sguiens:
$4,000 bietes de que coua la Provincial ST $2 900
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A Detroit life insurance agent recently
received % letter from amaa in Che interior
of the state who slid he Was thiulIug OF
taking upv @ policy aud he asked that q
blank ho forwarded him. 10 WAS returned
Yesterday, and the following is % specimen
of the mJu's honestly
"Whut did your father die OF"
"Consumption.'
"lour mothcrg'
"lhr same
ever have heart trouhlc2"
"Nrs, very had,'
"Lust any brothers or sisters 10y death,
and il so what did they die ofy'
Lost live Of them, and all died OF con.
sumption and heart disease"
Did YOU ever spit hlood2'
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'l,ycr had amy serious ]ucrident2"
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two ur three trmrs.'
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CLOVIS Your appetizer
Every poor
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answered after tho same candid fashion,
aud the agent had to write him chat thorc
is NO life Insurance. Tor 80 truthful man.
Detroit Free Press.
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ache, bad taste in the mouth,
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tito, saIIow skin, when caused
by constipation and consti-
patton is the most frequent
cause Of all Of them.
Book free; pills CSC. AT
drugstorcs,or write B.F. Allen
Co,365 Canal St., New York.
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solved the question of managing servants.
"l'yo done too much talking heretofore, -
she says, 'giyen too many orders, and &c.
pended too much upon their not being car
ried out. Two or three months ago | sut
q French maid who speaks no English. My
French is very limited, but / have mover
got on 50 beautifully with any person in
my employ before. The first day she camc
showed her how wished certain things
done, and hyln, unable to enlarge verbally
upon tho method l gave her object les.
sons. when the taings had been done
criticised In tbe Same material way, shali.
ing my head and pointing out practically
whore deficiency Was, and indicating sa..s.
faction oy % cordial but limited 'C'cst birn'
I'm this way she got my idea perfectly, and
feeling my weakness ia the matter of Ian
Euago have looked after her daily, and all
most without comment. The result III
smooth sailing in her department, which
attribute largely to my inability to give
elaborate orders. New York Times.
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bruvely down the frozen highway and
vanished into the dusk OF evening, and
as sine turned away fresh tears came to
her eyes, and she murmured:
Brave and uuseliish old slave! God
grant that he may bring a message 10
relieve my auSiejies!'
mo III CONTINUED.
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INST rp IN, s-,rv ,..r t,I. INV r,H.
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WIS i, e,, h,rf.. f. TN. r...-.is srl
many of tb, irr.,-,r-. nal F.i AWAY.
The psr,ys would r.yee rv. N.f.r, win.
Ter s. rim l.- l.r t., ...., of tr, m.,a-
,y health. vr,, y,.re ,.u.,ns and
horfrr that .aa v,arI s., werl tg.t
she could Isr.v.L .r- shs ail not.
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h,a r,r.., -g.,r -,. r,~..s ami ,ft,r
,aas Cr-le. Pan had ,ma',o his trims
on f..- .s r. s..r-.t ta, country rn.
r.. % -r--.. IONS Ca. t.-, ,,, family
going. u spite. "a. rr,r.-t vri,ss and
general s..-..-v .. all r..-rr,.s be
MANAGED SO w.I that nearly every want
sv.s .r-r'i.t s.. some way. On two r.-
r.,.s r.rr-I ..,a ono mentioned Ed.
,-sl .-e-I0- PARTIES l.ls srr~Ess
rr tcs l.ta. and r-.r CAPTAIN Ny'a
sent as.. -r.f article which c-r.threr
,a-v been -. -.f a- ...-ir .r.. cost
and rrr.'. H..h sides r.a.d ss.
r.. -rrrv.lEL us lss s..-l,i.r .u, CHI.
family. which Was only ea. Of hra
Cr..s. The ,-= rings If tho southern
v.4.a G--.r- -r. war have f.r-l r..
s..fer. and -r. r.r-rsu Of. r-.-.I' r.
chem I'm .la face .. peril and .l..-,...
has not -.a. DOWN ~ thair children 0r.
printed page W1o could wit. &
Wl.-e would he begin or end. .Ln. DID.
epoch of his ar- w.-. moth wives
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This delightful picture is one of Me@ys four water coos The Seasons" which
are all found in portfolio No of this Series
Spring Isl brghtcoorcd work of singular merit The dropping apple trees
bmdene1 with their pink and white bloom contrast effectively with the rich green back
ground of trees and the 0agEnnged pool in front
The light and shades ire supedaiye and the whole effect is wondrousy pleasing
picture or when critically considered as a study
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