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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-09

A Spy on Hon. MRS. YELvERroN-
An article intended fcr our local col
umns, under the hesd Who Is be ? -
was pressed out OF its proper place, and
into the second paGs OF cur issue Ct sun
day, where il attracted attention, and,
We notice, was copied by cur contemDo-
rsry, the Ledger, last evening, with
comments evldeuciBg the fact that Gro
nan, before bis departure, had made
more than q person q sufferer by bis
jerTyui-diddling. We hope that the press
/ Of the country viii pass Eim around, and
that what we have said, and the Ledqey
has sdded, will find repetition In all the
journals CT the country,
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DIsCHARGED.-McGrath who stabbed
Mr.. Rice at Father S~chneIdeF's shindig q
week OF so ego, was discharged yester-
dav by Squire Griffith, no person ap-
pssrins aEaiost him to prosecute him on
cla4ge.
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HOUSEHOLD and kitchen furniture at
auction, by A. E. FcaDkland, 1917 Main
street, this morning, at 10 o'clock. Sale
positive, rain or shine.
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Valuable Cotton Plantation
For sale.

WE offer for sale one OF the most valuable
w Cotton Plantations in Bolivar county,
Mississippi, lying three miles from the rivsr, on
Lake Christmas, and southeast nom The town
OF Prentiss, and known as the Polk Place.
The tract contains GOO acres, H0 Of which ars
cleared. The place Is high and wen drained
and has on 1t, a dne Steam Gin and sawmii,
which cost $1,000 also, three new Carver GIN
STANDS, of eighty saws each.
The title 70 the property Is perfect, and Il
viii be ssid at q great bargain, and good time
given TO make the payments.
jal4 ia. NELSON 4 CO.
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CAUsEY street sidewalks, from Beal to
the second District ststiOuhOuse, are
IN = terrible condition, They are, in
deed, almost impossible, and should be
Immediately attended to.
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SET FOR r~RIALn-Wednesdsy mas been
Get by Squire Griffith for the eXamina-
ton Of the negro Cartwright, accused OF
killing William Eoyes, on the steamer
Caldwell, 2 few days ago.
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=

I OsT.-A large envelope containing an ART
&c fffIsd IRE Insurance, and also q Lettsr
I1Ss-s1v rzwaried ~ -saving the same az lfy
Main street.
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Furniture Removed and Repaired.

HAVE Furniture Wagons always ready 70
4 remove families, or to send for and return
urniture needing repairs or ang sort. Leave
orders At my store, aS Second street.
la2a OWEN SMITH, Undertaken,
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NOTICES.

N~-OTIUE-We have on hand and for sale az
y the MEMPHIS STOCK EAEb, seeonQ
street Extended @ superior lot o. A4@NE
COWS. which We are offerings a. reduced prices.
fensa SMITH & FRECH-
nREAuUM PICTUREz TAKEN ATTY. DAYS
I Photograph Gallery, SO Main ST ja1s
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BUCE EVE sALyE.--The great
Felnedy for Piles, Just received
and fer sale by
MAS3EEEED a. HEGBEE,
Wholesale Druggists,
SO1 Il SOB Main st.
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Advertisements IN this column Pub
Iisked at 10 cents per line, each Insertion.
Tie cheapest and most conspicuous ad-
vert5sina kaoWa 70 the newspaper wor1d.
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Wantsd-City and cOuRtry pee
ple to know that we are Offering
cur splendid sock Of H0OGss
shoes ;snO Hats as retail, az less
than wholesale prices. Satisfy
YOuFseIvs = 0y lGOkiog.
J. =. HANDLAN e. CO.,
EzS ain Street.
Goods net exactly ia style less
than cOst.
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DAsTARDLY UUTRAGE.-50me Villain
who. III caught, should be allowed short
shrif5, "a IN the habit Of throwing mis-
siles into the windows Of the passenger
trains on the Louisville rosd, as they
uass 70 and from Humboldt. Not 8 train
has been allowed to pass q certain point
for come time without being thus as
ssulted. Luckily, so far, no one hiss been
hurt. bat who can tell at what moaen
fatal Injury may be done to some woman
or child by this dastardiy hsnd
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THR Memphis steam Cycling and elesn-
xpg establishment, 262 SecCDd street, is
= only one ia Memphis which operates
IN. is machinery wss bought in
81 sse / New York, regardless Of *
peIse.
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PERsONAL.-The Hon. Z. 3. Cameron
is in the city, stopping st tag PEABODY
Hotel. Col. Cameron is on his way 10
washington 10 contest his seat in Con-
gress. IS a member from Arkansas.
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CONTINUED sales of Blesohed Muslins,
Wamsutts, Lonsdale AID other good
brands, at Menken Bros,
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FINE white Merino Hose, a. . cent?,
and other chesp goods, st Menken Bros.
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GARDEN and Flower Seed just re-
eeIved at Goodyear d Falls Drug Store,
0s1 Main street.
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DR.. JONES Is nov praelleipg ST the Pea.
body H0tel, Aempbis, Tena., where
Ao HiIl remain until Feb.
FuarV 1Sih, 1869.

All letters must contain three red stamps.
Persons who cannot visit Or. Jones can send
Tor tres tment by mail or express.
Dr.. Jones In ths future can he consulted at
his Summer Home, Mansfield, ohio, during
the summer months.
DR.. Jones makes e specially Of the Eye, Ear,
Throat ana Lung RaRa his other advertise
meat in this paper. ia3l
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SILVER MOUNTED SHOW CASES w.
II. Passmore & Co. have just received a
consignment Of show cases, which they
will offer low for cash.
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KALCEMIEING.- Wslls and ceilings
beautifully and s~rtisticslly caicemi1ed
ar the shortest notice, by Hook & L.
G-uI No. IS Monroe street.
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Closks and shawls az less than cost st
B. LOwenstein & Bros.
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II you want good old MsgibOsn whisky
20 to Megibben 4 Bro, Isl Main 81.
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THANKS 10 E. T. Heggin, Esq Of the
Southern Express Company for late
papers in advance OF the nails.
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LADIES white Meriuo Hose, st p cts,
and other cheap goods, a. Menken Bros.
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PURCHASERS cf furniture will find 1t
greatly TO their advantage to cali ard
Examine the furniture stock off. Fegsn,
2s8 Second street, Irving Block.
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LADIES' underwear at greatly reduced
prices ct B. Lowenstein & Bros.
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Notice 20 Subscribers TO the Bonds
or the Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad CORpsBy.

A T q meeting OF the Board of Directors OF
"A the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
Company the following resolution was unAni-
mously passed
RESOLVED, That all parties who have here
tofore subscribed and agreed 20 purchase the
First Mortgage Bonds Of the Company, and
have failed in whole or in part to pay for the
same, be notified and required TO pay the
Cor9papy will not hold itself longer bound 10
deliver said Bonds and all sums and install
meuts that have been paid by said subscribers
are hereby d sclared forfeited to this Ompan
and the Treasurer is directed 10 close all such
accounts after the expiration OF said ten days
notice. W. 3. WALDRAN,
Secretary ana Treasurer.
Memphis. ID February, 1859. feb4
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THE DAILY APPEAL is delivered BIZ
faithful carriers, Seven times a week for
Twenty-Five cents.
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CoNTISUED ssles Of Bieachsu OU,
Wsmsutts, Lonsdsle and other
brands, al MsnkeD BrOs.
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GENTLEMES's WOODEN undershlrts anu
drawers at less thsD cost 81 b, LoWeo-
stein & BTos.
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If YOU rant good old MeVib5en whisky,
90 to MeFibben & Bro, &l Main st.
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For sale.

LOT situated on northwest corner or Gayo-
50 street and Second bayou. forty Two tees
'front.' and one hundred and hity-eight feet
deep, / win sell It cheap for cash. For paEtica-
lars apply to the undersigned az the ABOVE
nIana rlah2l u.
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II you wsnt good old Gegibben whisky.
80 10 MeeibbeE q Bro, Isl Main st. T
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BOARDING. Sc

nOAREING%Good board, with or without
10 lodging, can 5e hEd al Monroe 81 SeN -raI
nice roOms nov V6cSDL lay Do@fdleoacz1o "
- ner w. IL UermaneEt b0arders- rt5
DOARDING.-A few Day Boardsrs wanted At
I'D E8 second street "
JaIO hENEA La-A
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ATTEND the great reduction sale st B
LOWenstein s. Bcos.
SALES Of Enlbroideries, Edgings aud
InsertiDgs, at Menken Bros.
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CoNTlSUED sales % Bleached Mus'lns,
Wamsutts. LoDs9ale and other good
brandg 81 Menken Bros.
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If you want good old Megibben whisky,
90 20 Megibben il Bro, 2Sl Main ct.
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SHROVE TUESDAY.

IF you want good old Megibben whisky,
20 10 Megibben d BIO, Isl Main 81.
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GEBTLEBIEN's Woolan HudeFshlTts and
drawers at b. LOwenstein & Bros. at less
than cot.
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For safe or Rent.

RICH and convenient body of FARM
n LAND. above all over flow. near Helsna.
Ark, being 456 acres, OF which 208 sre cleareds
and in a geod and healthful neighoorhood.
W. A. ATLEI
ONCE No Bethel Block,
se3 Renal and Collecting Agent.
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FOR SALE.
Fo n =.

TIME METROPOLITAN HOTEL. LOCATED
at the crossing OF the Nashville and North
western Railroad with the Mobile and OHIO
Railroad, in OblOu cOunty, Tenn. Il has rail-
roads running Ia I'VE dinerent directions from
this place. The said house isan eating station
for all the roads.
For further Information address al Union
CITY. Tenn. W. ASKlES,
fsbs Proprietor of Metropolitan Hotel.
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ALL kinds Of dress goods Married down
al b. LcWenstein & Bros. I
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LADIEs, Misses n Io,gI a
hose at cost price at Hs'eie G
Rros,
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WHITE and gray blankets ct gresily
reduced prices st 3 LoIenstein.
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nAsrARpLY OUTRAGE.-Some villain

IFyou want good old Megibben whisky
90 TO Megibben d Bro, PSI Main st. t
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CAYETlES THEATER,
No. az .Laffarson Street.

]. d. 7 ....,. w..LESCIb I'M MNlN41OLN
OSCAE WILLlS.-.-..---ISTAGE MANAGER
THE leading Variety Theater of the South.
Open for the Season, with the best standing
Variety Combination that has ever appeared IN
the ity-the performance consisting OF songs,
Dances, Burlesques, -Pantomimes. etc. New
stars each week. ADMIssIoE-Ftfty Cent?
Private Boxes, Five Dollars. Doors open AZ
70 8 o'clock, jsl
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For sale

r OFFER for sale On accommodating te-m5s
L section Of good land IN a high state OF crlll-
walton, situated IN DeSct0 county, Mss NE
miles southeast OF Senatobia Depot A1l &c
and one fourth miles north Of Como DtP-,ts
Miss. tegether with stock and farming lmpde-
ments complete. There Is q geod Sln 1Suse
and Cotton Press in good rspsIIo ~ pLaSs'
An early application W e.-s
For full Particular address me Al SS1AtoLla
Depot, DeSotO eoCDtyi MnAs eOe-rz
fa28 ~
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BOOKS. ETC.
. Z BROTHER.

Booksellers C Stationers
No. 4 Main street..
Fair Play.
WOmaR's Kingdom
WOOaburn Grange,
VRIsntfnes-Comlc and Sentimental
For sale by sporupD
febs No. 2s Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.
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WANTS.

AAyAN EED-AR A No.. Grocery House For-
Ter. Al No. 81 Froat street. No one but
an experienced POrJer, with a good haract
and saIisfa tory rsfsrsnces, need apply. febd
NUASTED-B By q single gentleman, without
BOARD, W ECOaS, furnished suitably
as bed and sitting room OF Office. Apply 81
once, ~ letter, 70 Mr.. DODGE, care Genera.
Upton Ioh0N
IKANrED-A white man, without family,
10 attend Garden, horse, and do genera.
work about Il small place. apply at the Ger
u Al National Bank, with recommendation.
fsb5
NATAETED.-By q man OF good education
and tnlellgence, is perfectly falnLAaF
with planting aad the management % farms
a situation as Manager or Agent. satisfactory
references furnished. Address, " 3. ". M AP-
peal Office. leo
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EOR EEHT.

NOR KENT-Three Cottages, win 3 rooms
escn- on Wellington street, between beal
aRd Union- Apply on the premises. leos
EOR RENT WITH STANDING FURNI-
II TURE--My Residence, containing touI
rooms. kitchen and servants rooIs, nne Lrsni
and back yard, win ~snrubbeTy and Iru4L Lfses
Also. the House next door, with same NUMBER
Of rooms. ABBY on premises, No. lSf all
fe95 GEJ. P. ZiBGLER-
mol RkNT.-"TBE ARMOUR PLACE
the ursJ mouse east o. the Madison street
bridge. at the junction OF Pigeon hoost road
and Madison street. eXtenoed-ohe o. me Most
DI-ssaur ana desirable places IN Mempni
AppIy 70 JAMES NJ EAkRLS al the law once
OF aarris 6 NOV OF u III. ID. WE-CH, No.
Madison street Ieo-
NOR LEASE OR RENT-A Woodyari, oPpo-
sIe Island 65, known - the P-ak Flsee, al
Joining E<Quire Gillian place IN EnL44Ps
county. INQUIRE Of TAPPAN s Eur
Helena, Arkansas, OF q. h oML4Hi q C-1SOs
county. -
DOR RENT-A very handsome Brick Resi-
dence- in business lccallty-renT low. Ap-
ply 81 Ms Browns, oh AnlovTry slreet,la-l
DRoNT STREET STORE FOR RENT-Cor-
uer OF walker Alley, between Court and
Jefferson Streets. Apply 70 10000
jail CommeEe12I Hotel
NOR REST.-A Residence on Vance street
No-4SR. opposite the -, Agnes ACADEMY
and he terminus OF the street cars. CONTAINS
eIght ROOMS besides kitchen and serVA11
yrT5n . two good cistSrns, sta5le, NUT LSes, s--
For Erms apply 10 CoAAS
T0R Front Room In the house,
< 10. ID JssrsrsOn street, suitable for cotJSn
Croker. lsEyeT OF doctor. Il sc1Olns I1e Sd1L0-
RAJ room Of the Appeal Inquire o. JUN
81 tie Appeal once Jazz
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At a subsequent meeting Of the Board
Of Directors the following officers we're
elected, viz: Capt. D. DeHaven, \. o.,
President; John a. Grow, n. o, Vice
President; Il 5. OILS, Memphis, Secre-
tary; John B. Davis, Louisville, KY,
Chief EaRi1eer r. s. Kirk, Madison,
Ind, superintendent.
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NOR RENT-Three Cottages, win 3 rooms
Il eacn, on Wellington street. between beal
I'D Irnion- Abby ON the premises 1eDs
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nOOREs, LEFsOa & PETERS,

Who WIFI continue the business at cur old
stand. We solicit a continuance OF the liberal
patronage bestowed upon the old firm.
The unsettled business OF the cd firm Will
be- settled bV Ed. Lets0m and James c. Moores,
at the old stand. MOORE5, SMITH * co.
Memphis, February 2, 1883. ie3
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CHANCERY COURT Vim. N. Smith
Chancellor Tho following cases are SCI
Tor hearing to-day, ON motions, pleas
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agricultural department.
CONDUCTED BY ALBERT CHAPMAN
Farmers Convention.

We would suggest to the officers and
directors ofour State Agricultural Society
the great benefit to be derived from
Farmers Convention of two or three days
at the time, and in connection with the
annual meeting of the Society, with
such an arrangement and previous an
nouncement Of programme, as shall de-
vote the time Of each day, appropriately
divided, to such subjects as are of present
and absorbing interest to the mass of far.
mers. Such a meeting would be pretty
sure to secure an attendance to hear and
take part in the discussion, as it is not
possible to secure at the time of the au-
tumnal shows, when each one is worn out
with the excitements of day of labor or
sight seeing.
The New Hampshire Agricultural So
ciety held such a convention last winter
with great success, and now propose to
hold another the last of this month,
and we take from the Mirror and Farme.
the following announcement Of program
me taken from an account of the proceed.
ings of the meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of that Society held lately in Man
chester:
The fact was stated that December
2Sth, 29th and Both were assigned as the
time for holding the meeting, and the
city Hall, Manchester, the place.
The proposition which we published
last week, to make an exhibition Of
grains, seeds and potatoes in connection
with the meeting, was approved. 1t was
also decided to afford all necessary facili-
ties for an exhibition of traces of corn,
for competition for the Lyman prizes. 1t
was stated that Mr.. X. A. Willard, OF
New York, would speak on the subject of
Milk and its Products j. Stanton Gould,
on Plows and Flowing; Prof. Dimond on
Forestry; Q. l.. Flint of Massachusetts,
on Grasses and the Curing of Hay that
the subject of Potatoes would be discussed
by j. j. H. Gregory, of Massachusetts,,
and Prof. Il. X. Crosby, of the Agricul-
tural College,-thc former confning him
self to the varieties to be cultivated and
the manner Of cultivating,-the latter
discussing the enemies Of the potato, in
Guiding diseases, destructive insects, &c.
The subjects of Market Gardening and
Fruit were also named, but have not been
definitely adopted
1t was further announced that such
men as DR.. Loring, Gov Brown, Judge
French Mr.. Secretary Goodale,o of Maine
and probably Sanford Howard, and pos.
sibly Prof Agassiz, would be present al
the meeting, and that every first elias.
farmer in the State would be on hand
and coutribute his word in season
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dition to enjoy handsome profits from this
the easiest and plessantest branch of far
ming.
The present depression will not be
without its compensating advantages.
Farmers have learned costly lesson in
breeding Constitution and stamina, and
fleece of marketable value, will hereafter
take precedence of fancy points of little
value or positively injurious. Millions of
misbegotten caricatures, the produce of
rams that sold for high prices under fc-
titious and ruinous standard Of merit will
perish from the Wholesome exposure they
will receive.
The result Of all this will prove a
blessing to the wool grower who has
faith.
How soon this "good time coming" will
be here no man can tell. Every circum-
tends to show that the happy day is
fastening. So far as human reason and
human foresight may be relied on, it is
certain that at no distant day wool grow
ing will again be a remunerative employ
ment
twill be inferred then, that our advice
is against the wholesale slaughter of sheep.
We would say to the farmer, let the sheep
be thoroughly culled. Keep only the
best. Dispose of all inferior and all
ordinary ones without delay. Breed for
good size, constitution and heavy fleece
of merchantable wool. Keep no sheep
that will not live through the year and
maintain good condition on good hay in
winter and good pasture in Summer
Write to your Representative in Con-
gress to take care Of the tariff.
And have faith in wool growing. -
R,cord aud Farmer
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SPECIAL NOTICE!
~
USE RENNE's PAIN KILLING
MAGIC OIL!
.IT WORKS LIKE 1 CHARJi

'II HORhS LIKE / CHARH'
The extraordinary cures made by the faithful
use ef this great remedy has excited the wonder
Of the world. Every city, and village, and family
and every hll top, Is echoins the glad song--
which brings so much hope 10 the suffering-use
Renne's Pain-killing Magic III. at works like
CHARM" The verV stones ot the streets are
redOlent with this good advice. There is nothing
like Il when It Is used thoroughly h- directed il
takes right hold Of poiu and kill. IL, fl does not
move II from one place ci the body To another,
Tut destroys il where II exists by our FLANK
Movement Grant adopted our theor,) closer
and closer on the cnemy's own ground, until tho
patient is free from pain aud is happy What a
blessing in a family The husband and wife, the
children and biz ed help, the cattlo and horse d
the stranger within thy gates, all made comiorta-
ole by simply using RENSE's PAIN KILLING MAO
Io On. Aud more than this, 1t makes thoss who
sell It wealthy, gaining Tor them more and more
confidence Of their customer because they keep
30 valuable O remedy In their store for sale. DO
you value your own interst2 DO you love Your
lriends1 Do you love yourself as You ought 2
Then don't neglect 20 purchase for timely use this
sure romedy for IIoadache, Tooihache, Neuralgia,
Cholc Palms, ChO.era Morbus, Sprains, Bruises
Rheumatism. Colds, Sore Eyes, Colds in the
Head, and all other painful eomplants-but be
sure and purchase the genuine, aud keep II on
hand and be sure and use It, and tell your neigh
bors about its virtues, and advise them to use 1t,
and If your Merchant where you trade has not got
II In bis store urge him to send for 1t, and II he
will not send and get II Tor you, send for II your
self. BE sure and have IT, Sold by all druggists,
merchants aud grocers.
wM. RRHNE, Sole Proprietor and Manu-,
Pits6eld Mass
Sold 10 AIiddlsbufy by W.
2lyi H. A. SHELDON, Druggist.
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Six O'Clock, P hi
The workshops open wide their ioots
At o'clock, P NJ,
And workmen issue forth by scofe.
AT o'clock, p. NJ
OF all the minutes in array,
Of hours that 60 to make the day,
There's none so welcome, SO hsy say
As 6 o'clock, ?. n.
How many children show delight
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How many homes are rendered bright
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How many little happy fee,
Go out into the busy street,
With ioyou. bounds papa To meet,
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Thousands ot tables drsped in white
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The gathered families invite
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And as they eat the frugal fare,
They quite forget their toll and care,
And drop their heavy burden, there
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Then blow, ye shrleking whistles, blow
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And let the weary toilers 20
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Ring out, releasing bells, ring oos,
Mud bid the welkin take the shout
Add echo 1t all round about
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