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CABINET CHANGES.
summer and stanton Ihe Conn
Ing Men.

Washington Dispatch TO New York Herald.l
Changes in the Cabinet continue to be
discussed with great freedom among the
politicians now here. Senator Sumner,
Il is said, is casting his eyes toward the
Ssate Department, and Edwin NJ. Stan
ton is spOken OF for the Treasury Depart
ment by prominent Radicals, who, while
they are satisfied with BoutwelPs poll
tics, think he lacks force. Sumner, IN
conversation with gentleman few
days ago, said that if the country de-
manded his services n'the State Depart
ment he could not refuse, although, If his
own Wishes were consulted, of course he
did not want the place. Notwithstanding
this modest disclaimer, it is said by those
who know Sumner best that be would
really take the State Department if it
we're offered him. Stanton has a great idea
Of his ability to manage the finances, and
usd he been offered the place at the out
set there is good reason to believe he
would have accepted it. Il is said that
the hue and cry gotten up by the Radi
cal press about the Cabinet had for its
ultimate object the displacement OF some
Of the present Cabinet officers to make
way for more pronounced Radicals, like
Sumner and Stanton. l learn from the
Best sources that no member of the CSbi-
net intends to retire just at present, GER
tsinly not before the meeting OF Congress
next winter. They say the positions
sought them and net they he positions;
that some OF them accepted at the earnest
request OF the President, and that when
ever he indicates that their designations
are necessary TO insure the success OF his
administration they will be forthcoming
they do not propose, however, to be
frightened into Tesigning by what they
term neTfpaper ciamor.
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DREADFUL!
Five Children Poisoned in Pitts
burg.

From the Pittsburg Post, 10th
One OF the most distressing cases of &C
ciCentsl poisoning that it has recently
been our duty to record is detailed below I:
Five children, three Of them the chill
dren of Mr.. George n. Miller, formerly
Superintendent of the Allegheny Water
Works, aid two the children Of Mrs.
Schwartz Eelder, are the victims, and
one Of them, George Grant Miller, lit
tie boy four years and five months old.
died yesterday morning al the home Of
his. parents, 81 Water street. On SAtur-
dsy morning. il appears, the five chill
dren were playing together in the yaTO
attached TO the house. The yard slse
belonged to several other houses. One Of
the children picked up what he supposed
20 be piece Of hquOrice, and which be
divided among his playmates.
A short time after eating the stRf the
children came into the house where Mrs
Miller, @merving something peculiar in
their actions, QuesuiOned them and dis
covered the Supposed finding Of the
liQu0Iice. From their appearance the
lady cOEciu5ed something was wrong,
which Was confirmed in 3 few minutes
by one cf the children, little Georgia
suddenly falling to the floor in cOnvul-
siGuEs AZ 4uiChly &C PObclblE PBFci-
ciaus were sent for, and in response DIS.
Mab0u and Rankin came to the house.
They at once, from the symptoms, pro-
Aunced il a case Of poisoning, and ad
nepis, erred every available remedy, out
wSaout sffordiDg any relief to the prin-
cipaI sufferer. He lay from the time OF
cslling in the pbysicians-abOut noon
Ssturday-uutil seven O'Clock yesterday
morning, all the time unconscious and
working in spssms until death came to
mis- relief The other children revived
sGmsW hat under medical treatment, and
yesterday we're considered out Of danger.
One Of them handed TO the physician
a small piece of the stuff which hsd been
eaten, and which, upon examination,
proved 10 be bellaconR, one OF the most
yiTulent poiS.ns. SnbsJ qgently another
small piece d he stuff Was picked up in
the yard at TN place where the children
had been playing.
Coroner ClsWsOn was notified of the
sad occurrence aud empanEeled a jury
yesterday morning, but adjourned che
inquest until six O'clock this evening.
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BY THEIR OWN CONFESSION.
Democratic Members do not
COuateGauce Them.

During the winter session OF Congress
recentIy rded, there we're shsmeful
nroofs OF Whist Rsdicsi rule hss done q
febauch the nstiODsl cspitsl-nsy, the
Capitol. The following letter to the Chi
csEo Tribune was written shout the ume
of the close Of the session:
THE HARLOT As y POWERlH WASHING
TON.
There is q social evil reviving about
the Capitol which it is time 70 rebuke.
Long filss Of cyDTisns are IN the hSoIt OF
reudez vousing there and pRTsding be-
tween the House and Senate, and in the
lobbies thereof calling cut members,
making designations for the future and
loans for the past, snd so completely sig
Mailing the place that it is st her peril
that q good woman walks slone IL the
Capitol.
A couple o. days sgo I saw = crowd 10
the Office Of z Justice Of the Peace, and
withis was a Womsp swearing cut a
warrant sgainst Mrs Lucy Cobb, fer In
weighing her husband. This woman
Co5b. whom you viii remember Sc at
tanning 3 great deal OF nOtOriety as 8
Dsrdon-broker in 1866 is now an ubiqui-
foUs uersouage, famous for her physical
measurements, fine vulgar being, and
she mskss the CspiJOl her sham bies. The
crowd aroucd one Of the side doors was
astonisbed, some tine ago, 70 see emerge
from the House OF representatives a
grave snd pOFtly Democratic member
with 4 card II his hand.
"Dld you send this card ?'-to
womsD.
- Yes.n
"What do you wsnt with me, calling
me out Of the House Of Representatives
every day ."
al want to say. something privately to
YOU. Mr.. CTaWisb.n
PH tell you what think Of you.
You're q Tit's Of DO coDse sequence-cOpi-
ously empussiZa6l -snd I'll have you
sent To jsil if ever hear OF you again !"
Panic overlook the lobby ST this door
1t was scene such ss occurs in MURDER
Bay sometimes, but hardly under the
Capitol.
Among the hsrridsns who lobby for
some consideration 81 the Capitol Is che
respectable jsokSng old nstroD, who pre-
sents herself with two or three young
girls, sends ia the name, and when the
menabe comes out she introduces the
Young ladies, saying: live at such
number; here is my card. You must
come and call on these young lsdiesi my
nisces
The member goes, perhaps, TO see the
Interesting young ladies', compromises
himself snd votes for the old lsdy's oiil.
1t Is needless to say inst the supposed
Young pieces are q parcel OF common
women whom the old lady has dressed
uD for the occasion.
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THE HOLY LAND.
Condition of the IsFaeIites Of
Palestine.

To the Editor OF the Nsw York Times
A few days since there appeared par
sRraph in your estimsbie Journal relating
to Jewisb Rabbi as having come al the
ygav from Palestine 10 lay the grievances
Of his people, @ho are ssid TO be suffering
oDuTessiooa the bands of the Ottoman
Government, and asking the aid and pro-
lection OF the United States. As there is
an iptimatiou, also, that there might
possibly be an organized effort on the
part Of the Isrselites 10 their country TO
further the enterprise, will you permit
me TO offer few r. marks OF the subject
Ever since the first war If Independ.
ence. America bas been regarded as the
chaUopion OF liberty, snd more than ever
since the quelling Of the recent rebellion.
Hence. even nRtionslities on the other
size OF the globe are longing to nestle
under the wing Of the eagle OF liberty,
which they Imagine overshadoWs he re-
nl0test eDCs OF the earth. Heretofore,
those who have been ia s state Of revO-
luton, like Greece, Poland, Hungary
ete have looked 70 America for aid and
sympathy; hut nov, because the lands
IN which their lot mss been cast are not
tcemipg Sitb public enterprise and rapid
DrOepeTiiy Ike AmeFic2, communities
VINO are suffering are induced 10 make
similar appeals.
The last application Of the United
States Government is from Jewish
u ,;bs from rUsaien, who is anxious
a. saoure American protection OF the
SnItar IA the Turkish d0minionB, viz,
the Jews Of Palestine.
az lac tbs question Of the oppression
~ The subjects Of the PJrte, civil and re.
Iaious. has been thoroughly ventilated,
h5,h in E1rOpe and Anerics, and the
sinnnle truth a. t,.sqrepestediy thWarted the
Tnaebinaiinus of diplomsiists and toe
echenes Of fndividusi speculation. we
need only refer 10 the recent expose IN
the Cream al air, which must es Ifesh
in the mind Of the public. The spint oi
olViiizstiOD and superiority 0l ~salln
have imbued the hesrts OF the Chlei
Magistrate og the United States and the
peopls with 3 generous sympathy. how
often have their loaded ships sailed ireTn
these shores to the Te8ief OF the destitute
md suffering, But Tor Jewish Rabbi
- any other delegate. from foreign land
~ ss@ the United States Govern nment to
enthroue a CODsnl ss ruler over any pOr-
tion of ths sutjscts Of the Sultan, or Of
apy other sovereign, is simply pTeposter-
iThe Israelites Of Turkey should be the
last to muTmuF agAlnst the Government
under which they live; Tor while the
other suhjse.s Of the Porte have been
coroaered they have fl d TO Turkey and
there found refuge from prosecutions IN
Catholic land which threatened to annl-
h. ate them. -,
Ire stigma which Christianity itself
hiss it.fiic ed upon the Jewish race has
hifhsTta no ade the Jew by-word in all
.Dds. Bat the chrisiaDity Of the nine
1eeuth century eXhaies an atmosphere Of
liberty aud eqaality which peryades the
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1S4O.

world, and Jews and Gentiles, Turks and
Greeks are invigorated into new con
sciousness Of humanity and lie, and all
these appeals 20 freedom are but the
thFOes Of regeneration. Hence it is IN
just to say the present condition Of the
Isrselites OF Turkey is the fault OF the
Governmental Moreover, the Israel!tes
OF Turkey, OF whom there are about co.
900 in Palestine and 150. .000 in the whole
Empire, are not fair representatives o
the rsee. USlike their brethren 10 Eu-
rope and America, they are ignorant and
bjgoted and trescherous. If the friends,
then, Of these miserable and suffering"
people are truly desirous Of doing them
practical good, they shOu.d q leave imsgin-
ary grievances aside, and st once en-
desvor % educate them. In doing SO,
they will siso second the efforts or the
Government itself, whose li0sral policy
extends 10 all the varied naiionslities
which compose the Empire.
OSCANYAN.
NEw YORK April 28 1859.
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Mississippi and tennessee L. Z.
CHANCE OF TIME.

nNAND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1859, UN-
~ til further notice, trains will run AS foll ,ws:
NEW ORLEANS NAIL daily leaves Memphis at
ll:35 am, arriving at Grenada at 5:l5 D m ,
making direct connection Tor New orleans
and all points South.
ExPREss ldaiiy) leaves Memphis at 4:SO pm
arriving At Greuafa lC;}O p In making direct
connection 1Or C0ffeevile, Water Valley,
oxford, Holly -Springs, and ali points north
Of Grenada ON Mississippi Central Railroad.
Passengers FOR Ael0 Orleans take the Mail
Train az 1886 am, getting Sleeping Cars at
Grenada al j:l5 pm. which runs through to
New Orleans gcith0td change. arriving in New
orleans in time for business next morning.
Quick Time sure Connection No Night
Changes!
Procure through Tickets at 2371S Main street
OF at the Depot
a. s. LIVERMORE, GRBI supt.
e. p. OAKhF.Y, General Ticket Agent.
SELL HO ~ ELL, Passenger Agent. smy2
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Thursday, May go, 1899.

To the highest and best bidder, FOR CASH, at
the Charleston Houve, corner OF New Madison
street and Charleston Avenue, in the city of
Memphis Tennessee, between legal hours, and
commencing Al IL O'Clock SIN. OF said day, the
following described property belonging 10 the
estate OF said Bankrupt, z:
I. The said BanErupt's interest ia the prem
ises known as the Charleston House or Madison
House, situated on the corner OF New Madison
street and Charleston Avenue, in the city of
Memphis the same being he'd by Bankrupt
by WaTrantee deed from John ID. Armour. suo-
ject to q deed of trust eXecoted by Bankrupt
to p II. Davie, trustee, TO secure to said Ar
mOuT certain notes given for pur haSs money /;
also, subject to certaIn attachments against
said Armour, and TO q deed of trust given by
said Armour prior TO Bankrupt's purchase.
?. The said bHnkrupt's interest in leasehOld
and house at Central Point, in The city Of Mem.
phis, described as follows, tO-WIt sixty feet OF
The east part of The lot on Spring street, in the
Dunn subdivision, formerly leased to Norris,
on which stands X double cottage IS i'd lease is
from B. B. Waddsll agent. TO Mill rd q Rogers,
anu the rights Of Bankrupt and Rogers, under
the lease, are in litigation in the Chancery
Court of Memphis. IN case OF Mfiard vs..
Rogers. The said lease has also been trans
Ierred to John ID. Armour as collateral securi Y
for payment of the purchase money of said
3. The Bankrupt's interest in the following
lots, viz:
nando street, by 100 feet deep.
Lot No z, block 4s, fronting 50 feet on Vance
street, by 259 feet deep.
Lot No. 3, B.ock 81 fronting S71z feet on Null
berry rect. by lao feet deeP-ail IN the city Of
Memphis Tennessee, held by said Bankrupt by
tax title, deeds fIom the city OF Memphis,
dated 1896
4. The Baokrupts interest undivided one
haiD in the following lands, viz L fractional
part of section u. TS, n R9 E; w 4 of "a
section STE, K9E; NE14 of section y T 9, N
r 5 Z; = = OF y + 4 OF secJion II, TO, n Rs +,
ia Crittenden county, Arkansas, containing
800 acres, mora or less held by Bankrupt bY
title bond of q. n. Mi Ter, dated from June l,
1856 suD uDject 10 lien for unpaid purchase money,
and also subject to deed OF trust to secure
payment of certain notes due to E. q. Whip
pie.
). A large lot OF hotel furniture, consisting of
carpets. mating hsdsteads, bedding, chairs, Ia
bles, washstands, lounges, sofas, 70 KING 81 sss-
es, pictures. shades, lamps, chamber tuInlture,
etc, ETC., and one me.odeon.
6. All the bills OF EXCHANGE. note b nds, Sc
curities, debts. accounts, books ccCunt,
c aims, equities, CLOSES in action, an all and
singular the personal effects of saiu ban krupt.
OF every kind and description.
The schedule and other evidences Of properly
are to be seen at my office.
A deposit OF ten per cent required Of all bid
ders on each purchase.
w Y. CIRODE, Assignee, etc,
45) Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
April %. 1859. APPS
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usually apt snd Intelligent. Sac had
many good spanking. Other speeches
followed from Mrs. Agnes Noble, Mad
anne Dsmorsst, Ida Greeley, and others.
AT midnight the party separated with
songs Of bliss and visions of heavenly
rest. They were received at the door by
a host of hungry csbmeD ysNho dropped
them at their residences at the legal
rates of fare, strictly ia advance.
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ODD-FELLOWs DIRECTORY

e4Avoso E,ScAuPHrESr, No. s. I. o, o, F. Meets
"a ths Ist and Sd Thursday nights OF each
month. F. Mellersh, Z. P; A. r. DAVIS
kP: Thomas Bacon, Scribe.
NEs DsIs LOpGR. No. G.-Meets every Tuesday
rfgbI 81 & O'Clock A F. Davis, \. q; J "
I.sv.e-burE. V. g.: TICS. MOhet, SecreIa y.
Czr~EaSaw Lodge. No. S.-Meets every Non
dsv- right at : O'Clock A. Beenn, \, -
j. T. Russell, V G.; Thomas Bacon. Seereta-
". -,, 49,
RUN IoDGE. No. ], Degree OF Rebeka an-A1eels
on the Ist Friday nlg ht ID each month
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Cotton Machinery.

EOR SALE, a complete set of Cotton Ma
4 chinery for a Mill OF $50 looms, of q capacity
of 2,O00 pounds weekly OF 81 inch heavy sheet
ings. Carding is new, and of the best make
has been run but six months. Spinning. (pat-
ent flyer thrOstiesl Dressers and LOOMS In per-
feet order; together with haInesses, reeds,
beams, bobbins, and al the furniture pecess
ssTy to start and run q mill of the above size at
once. Can be delivered in boston immedi-
Stely. Apply TO WIN. GRAY q CO.,
ap27 90 summer Street, Boston, Mass
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HEMORRHOIDS OR PILES
EGter1IGE implication,

No internal adjuvants being required IN any
cGse only to regulate the bowels, II cOnstipated,
or in Disrrhea ana Dysentery.
The FILES, while astonishingty prevalent IN
their various forms amongst all classes Of both
sexes, are, at the same time the most distress
ing, frequently dangerous, and hitherto most
difficult of cure.
Persons who suffer any length of time with
the Piles generally try everything they can
learn of purporting to cure the disease, yet re
aiiZe no permanent advan, age therefrom.
They have been told pTofes sionally. perhaps,
there was " no permanent cure for Piles, and
consequently have despaired of ny future ces-
sation from pain and suffering.
To all such SPECIFIC is offered for their
relief. The
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MASONIC DIRECTORY
1869.


ANsERoNA, No. Ies Meets LIST Monday In
every month. At Otd-F ellONs' Hall, cor. Court
and Main. John Gent -. A.i John Beam
ish, Sec'y.
sOJEH MEEFHIs. No. lis. Meets ID Friday OF
each montn-Hsll, cor. Madison and Second.
A. j, Wheeler, ". NJ; Benz. &. Pullen, Sec.
I FILA SCOTT, No. 2Ss. Meets lst Friday OF each
mOnth-Hall, corner Madison and Second,
4. ". Mitchell, y. H.; ;. Sturm, Sec
De sCTO, No. 10. Meets Sd Friday OF eSon
IllouLn-0dd-F Fellows Hail. p. L. Stanley, f,
". NJ; r. ". Shalton, Sec.
KuErSNING, No. 81, Meets sth Friday
Of each unontb-st South Memphis Han,
corner Of Madison and Second. John Aiasiie
W. II; X. Z. Puleu, ser.
RoYAL ARCH.
PEyN CHARTER, No l. Meets ~ Monday Of eS2b
lows rall. John Zentl Ii. e
y. P; 3. a. Levy, Sec'y.
B. AND S. n
Z JEEEA Council, No. 8. Aests 81 Aoncsy O.
zacn r1onth-Odd-FeilOWs'a Hal. Jona AeAs
IN. IL; n. ]. WlFgtn. Esc.
TENPLARss
CYnExE Commandsry, No. 4. Meets 4th MOI
DAY OF eaes mcnth. John Zsnt, Conn., n :
E~lggrfu. Rec.
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A. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE

HEz,rrs And MrrHEAs Lodges meet in con-
Junction sth Wednesday in every month.
+. Neuersh, Secretary. 80, .
CAsIPtl. ounGIi o. erLncss Of IsrussleEai lobn''
No L Bani- P0Iisn- Sd, tArhn''si -
E Franklan6, SD, Recorder.
CsLyAsy t,EtAf f-iErz u rscss CrOtZ, lethi 30. l.
ChsrIss ". Adams, I'D, n. W. a. i Aolai-
linsou, a.. Sec. !, 49,
PHrLEFRE DuPLESszIs COCncll oL 80 -.
No / Henri T. WOodaru- cd, Ooa-A'' q
william /. erode, 81, Rec 2. -, -
CoySsTg-oET OF EEsT TzNNEssEAt ID. long
ATuElis. SD, Con311.'. IN Chief Dodge I.
Trader. I'D, Reg.
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Agents Wanted Ever, where.

CADARTS Pure Vegetable COloring, 81 o
pound, sufficient 10 give rich golden yellow
TO 200 pounds OF White Butter; 81 cents per
sample package, sent to any address. No
farmer should be without IL, as white and
strsaky Butter is.Torth from six 70 ten cents q
pound less in s8SsnaTkeJS shan that of rich
yellow. fehU
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NORFOLK, VA.
Notice to Stockholders.
Fs1cE DEsoro IKsURANcE AND TRUST Co,

OFFICE DESoTo INSURANCE AND TRUST Co,
MEMPHIS, Apri! Is, 1863.
YTNHE legislature of Tennessee haSio author
/ lied the President and Directors OF the De-
Soto Insurance and Trust Company to diseon-
tinue the business of Insurance. and adopt the
Banking business whenever so decided by a
vote of the stockholders; therefore. the Board
of Directors have ordered an election, 70 be
lson street, on
Tuesday, Ist Day of June, 1869,
To test the sensa OF the stockholders on that
question. Each stockholder is entitled to vote
in person or by proxy, on the basis OF one vote
for each share.
WAf. NJ. HARRINGTON, President.
], q. LoNsDALE, Secretary. apld
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BUCKEYE SALVE

known remedial agents, anu the proprietors
have no hesitation In saying the BUCKEYE
SALVE Is the
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Bankrupt Sal5 Of Real ava Personal
. Property.

In the matter OF Jason r. Millard, Bankrupt.
DY virtue of general order of sale entered
I'D by the District Court of the United States
for tue ListIict of West Tennessee, in Bank
rupicy, on the lS.h day of December, a d., 1865,
L will proceed To sell, on
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NKTANTED -AGENTS-S75 to S30 per month
w everywhere, mate and fema e, 70 intro
duae the GENUINE IMPROVED O-lMMON
SENSE FAMILY EWING MACHINE This
macniue will stitch hem, fell, tuck quilt, cord.
naaTner Price only sI3 fully warrant Ell for
five years We will pay sl0o0 for any machine
that will sew a stronger, more b3autll1L or
more elastic seam thaa ours. II makes the
Elastie Lock Stitch" Every second stitch
can le cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing It We pay sgents from
SIS TO 500 per month and expenses or q COM
mission from which twice that amount can 20
made. Address SECOMB 4 CO., Pitts0urgs Ps-s
81. Louis, Mo-, or Boston, Mass.
! CAUTION.-Do n { be i'm posed upon by other
parties palming of worthless cast-iron ma
chimes under the same name or Otherwiss.
Ours Is the only genuine and really Preells'A
cheap machine manufactured my5
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BLUFF CITY
BUILDERS EMPORIUM,
SIS MADISON STREET.
n. A. GARVEY & co., PrOpr'S.

NTOTIUE-The copartnership of ]. ; De La
N kooke & Co, Druggists, in the city Of Mem.
pins. was dissolved ON May lst, 1859 by mutual
consent, and from this date will be knoTp as
w G Griswold & Co., al their old stand, 10.
423 Main street, corner NJ Beal- All pustnt -
connected with the old firm viii De settled by
the new W. O. GRISWOLD & CO..
mvJ Druggists and ApOtbecaries.
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DR.. RUSSELL'S
DISPEN SARY
The Largest and oldest Institution OF
the kind in the Southwest kstab-
Iished Nine Years, and the
Only Rellable Place for
the Cure Of
PRIVATE DISEASES.
DR.. RUSSELL, NO. az North Court Street,
North side of Court Square, Memphis,
Tenn, is acknowledged by all
parties interested as by far


The Most Successful Physician
TN the treatment OF Private and Secret Dis
/ e.ses. GU elk. thorough and permanent
cures guaranteed in every case. male or female.
Rect Mt cases OF GonOrrhea and Syphi "a cured
in q few days, without the use of ~ercury,
change of cis6, or hindrsnce from bust aess.
secondary Sy yphiiis, the last vestige eradicated
without the use of Mercury. sufferers nom
Impotency, or Loss of Sexual Power, restored
10 free vigOr In a few weeks. Gleet or GoROr-
rhea of long standing, when all internal rsm-
edIea have failed, permanently and speedily
cured by New Treatment.
Victims OF self a0Cse and excessive venery,
an rering from spermatorhea and loss OF physi-
cal and mental power, speedily and perma-
nently cured. ~ All consultattons strictly
confidential "a
ss-Ofice hours from an. 10 pm. and to
pm.
l. .. WARRA y, Secretary.
Treaties on Chronic Diseases furnished free
on application. apl5
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BUTTER.
T HE
ECONOMY BUTTER GO

ASK The attention o. al interested in the re-
GuctiOn or tae extFava vagant c1st OF Batter. %
their practice and economical system o ll.E--
ing pUIe PRIME Butter by ala OF IL5
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SWEET
QUIMINE

CARPENTER AND BUILDER. No. g Jef1er-
1 son Street. entrance in alley. 5psclaA a a.
fsnfton giyon to Stair Work. H0uses va W.
andahs fro med ready fog koipplns iAos~A