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Il Headache is the favorite sign By which
nature makes known any deviation whatever from IRE
natural state Of he brain, and viewed IN this uzht b.
nay be iosksd % a a safeguard intended 20 give notice
OF disease Whic1 might otherwise escape ate1iJIr tl
TOO late ts Be- remedlcd; sHd It's limitations should sever
De neglected. Eeaiaches may be oassIded uatsr tive
names, VIZ symptouatic and Idiopzihic- SFmptsu2tc
Headache Ia exceedingly common and is the precura0r
o. . great variety % diseases, among which are Apo
plexy, Gout, Eheumati-m aud al ftbrile diseases In
Is nervous fern 10 is syupafhetie Of disease 81 The
st1mach constituting Sick Headache o. hepGi-c disease
constituting Bilious Ueadacbe, Of terms, cuns-ipaus1
and other disorders OF the bowels, a well a. renal aud
Uterine Affections Diseases Of he heart are very re-
qlsntly attended with Eeadaches5 Ahemiz and Plethora
are also affections which frequently occasion headache.
Idiapathic HeadAehe iF also very c1urusu. being usually
distinguished b. the name of Eervom Hsadache, sune-
times canning on Suddenly In a state q apparently soGnd
heslths and prostrzting &c nnce the men1al and physical
energies, snd in other Instances il cones On slowly, her.
aided By depression Of spirits or acsrbity Of temper. In
most instances the pain Is in the frontof the head over
one or hotd eyes, sRd E1netimes p~r07oking wanting
uudsr thIs class nay also be named n erasia-
For the treatment Of either class ~ Headache, the
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By Its sEbtle power Graduating the Assesses q Ehic
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BURNS AND EOALDS
Are instantly relieved OFF, their asguish, pain and
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l@pDIIoSAL vERsEs1 70 aHoKA SWIFT HoHE
IT soHs HowsRD PAYNE


Nd 18th. 90 ue thInE cf Columbis eEoain.
Hone. h1ue. sWse.. EEeel honel
Ttsrzfa No nlsce IKE kqne
There's % rlacslke homei
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Over excitement, and IL mental care
and anxiety incident to close atteDtin - business Or
study, are among the Numerous c~ausesof Nervcus Heaa-
sche. The d~isoriered state uf mind ard body Incident
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,ArhIr neaIfred.

Had n terrible 'esischs this hafternooa,
hand hi stepped into the hap1thscsries, hand says hi
10 The man. "Czn yOu heass me o. a. 'saiache 2'
DOES a hache 'afsH ssys'e. HszoeetinEyt" sags
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ne 'onor Il cured me 90 qulek hat III 'zray realizes hi
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POETS WIT AND HBMOR. Selected by
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THE DIVERSIONS OF PURLEY By John
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A Real Blessing

Physieian-Well, Mrs. JOINS, bow Is Nat
headachaq
Mrs. Jones.-GOnet Doctor, all goal the pill you sent
cured me in Just twenty minutes, all wish you Wouli
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Physician-T0u can get then al ny DruEEists. Call
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Mrs. Joues.-I snail send Tor q - directly, and shall
tell 81 my suffering friends, for uk are . real bls
sing.
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Did you ever have the siea Headache
Do you remember The t~hrohbing tempibs. ne fsverri
brow, The loathing and dseuss a. q alcht Of fof
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study One Of the Cephalio Pills 2 nave relieved
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are g. good as his Glue, hoadaclk viii son vanish
away Ike snow In July.
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THE TEMPEST. By VIM. Shakespeare. Il
Illustrated by Foster, DOre, Skill, slader
and Janet. Quarto.
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F-on the Rome Journal-l
An exquisite addition to this beautiful song,
(gud By the original writer Of IT'D, is kindly
seat to ms By a gentleman Of this city. He
thus writes:
an readings late number Of the Home
Journal l saw 3 touching notice Of John How
ard Payne, The autbor Of Home, Sweet Home,'
and il recalled an incident which may interest
yoaT rsadsrs-M the winter Of 1883, or '34,
nng n London with an American
eia1T. The wife a an eminent banker. During
my Wsi, Mr. Payne called and presented her
wih q copy Of Home, Sweet Home,' set to
music with two additional verses addressed to
herr and these she allowed ne to copy. I in
close usm for YOU 10 print, is you see fit, with
out mentioning ny name. / doubt very much
whether he lady 70 whom they were addressed
kept a copy OF them"
ADDITIONAL VERSES 10 aHOXE SWEET HONE"
IT E0Hs HowaRD PATNE.
- IS. f1 fezuits - She ahsaucs % years.
~ sweet me reuemhrEncs o. HOME stln appears,
Fum errrameuts akread. which but huter the eye
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E1rr-'s 10 placs Ike homel
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lei. 10 dFers1t or ~frt1ues, CTR fhoughs arc the
nd 18th. 81 ~ fhIuE 1f colmbis eEoaim.
Hone. hone. sFeet. FFeet honet
There's no pHscs nEehona
there's % place IKE homei
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357 MAIN STREET,
N1emph1@, Tenne
FIRE. FIREi

QtUoH has been orr confusion since the late FIRE, and
y constant daily lAbors in removing our stock from q
dangerous building and reatting a new one, we have
scarce found the moment to express publicly our truly
HEARTFELT THANKS to the many friends who *
erted themselveS 70 their utmost in saving our property
at the FIRE, their great care taken in avoiding b~reakEge
and loss, and their subsequent sympathy in our misfor-
TIME. To our n~eighbors, who kindly threw their doors
open to us, and to Barnet GrAhEm, Esq, who generously
US the use Of bis three ane stores in the Jackson
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after the IRE, we shailevsr feel under deep obligati0ns.
We could mentis n many namse OF those who put forth
daring e~xertiOns in saving our property, but we might
de inJustice by 50 doing. May they receive a reward
such IS ue cannot besto~.
b. ]. FARNSwOETH Il CO..
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THE WORKS OF ROBERT HALL, A. NJ,
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n We have for sale a large number Of Plantations,
with and without Negressi alss, UnimprOveda and Cheap
Lands in Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi, together
with all sorts of City Property and Suburban Residences
and Building Lets.
Purchasers can be suited with all grades, sizes, prices
and improvements, BY calling at our once.
BRADLEY & PETERS.
sails
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ASSRlS
Cash, Balance la Bank, e yo- 30
Bonds and Mortgages (belng FIRST lien on
Real Estate, worth at least IL sO7 200 BOO COZ os
Loans on Stocks payable on demand
Imarket value OF securities 2I97 s7s S5 l44eco 90
hank STOCK, market value 55s75 90
United States Treasury Note-. market
value, lO7 sa1 "a
BROOKLYN City Water Bonds. lO.250 90
North Carolina State Bonds market val $50 90
Missouri State Bonds market yalurl Il 900 90
Real Estate, No. Wall Street, IS sos AZ
Interest due on lst January, ls0l, fof
which 81, 80 - has since been reed " s0a y
Balance Ia hands Of agents and IN course
Of transmission from Agent,. 81 1t of
January (of which Eli 9Ss H. has snee
been recelved). ea Ara 10
Bills Receivable (for Premiums on In
land Risks, sa.ss3 %
Other Property. Mscclsneeu, items. 20 40
Premiums due AMI uncoll-ci.~ on phi
oies issued at once. $3.50 Is
Total, 81, ,4s5, ,s0e -
CHARLES J. MARTIN. PsxsIDssr.
A =. wIIINARrH yios PssupKSr
]. MILLION SMITH. ssorrrAAt
JOHN NsGFE. Ass'r ssc'r
CHARLES cHtFT. agent.
10. FRFNlN ROW,
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RECEIPTS

DISBURSEMENTS
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FIRE INSURANCE.
DIisft TORS

PHFsInEsr.
AICE Passover.
A. & 4. l.a~rencr . a..
sherman. Collins 4 90
Wells, Fargo s. 60.
Fres't Imp. A. Trader. il4Hs
7 A. n Messenger.
glahln. Mellon s 90.
Hatch. Hitler & Acrssre4a
Hsskrl. NcrricA a. Euil
stone. Starr D. 60.
bsrnsy, Humphrey 4 Ruiier
George prarce a. Go.
" ard A. work a. Son
james Low 4 Co, Louisville.
!. ii rockingham & "a
BuiAley h Co.
a. lockwood a. Son
Dowen. NcNsmes 4 90.
iiosn, Ming a. Co. 81 ioais.
Condlt a. Noble.
p -. Morgan a. Co
Willard, Wool a 60
\ :. Barnes e. 60
fArIn- Bli,s A. Go.
IloN Nh'fire. Dwight 4 %
Fgtnsi Niiis, Rankin ( 20.
Aortoe. irinnell g. Go.
}. q. iiour a. Co. Bs-t0n.
Baldwin, starr & Ce.
henry-. Smith t. Iswn-esi.
Swl1, D. |lut a. e..
Jesse Ho' 4 Co.
>turge-. >LsW e. CO.
Ford Rubber Co.
Mason s. fhompson.
stedlnan. Garlic & shaw, Gin.
Cyrus Yale, Jr. A. Co, y o.
VIM. 4 & Cha-. Is. Fosdlci.
Boyd Bro'- & Co. Albany, AY.
Co-siii. Hill 4 Talmadge.
- Robert 4 ca.
Brrver s. Gal.i~-.i.
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4 DMINISTRAT1ON Notice %
q hereby rvvn hat isttsrs a a-.n.fn;sa o. st.,s
hav- h-en srauf--i the ursers:~n~f uy-ca tos
tate - Anfrr~ wiikin-. dec-s@e1. 1ts sSlatr 4. y.
p<d fo - soiveot All per~on. in>oatej 20 The Sc
s.isnt foG aud f~s IA COuri. othcrwiss srs
earnestly r~qu<st> max. iusm>fisfs psynsai.
Az. s,-r1ne>lvss fn der ce-ts
b y noFfATI. AknS
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