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lions Of dollars, will have to be re-
placed within six years. 1t is useless
to recite the waste, perfidy, and eX-
travagance in our municipal affairs in
the past, unless we can profit by
LYCURGUS.
We fear, but hope. If the authOri-
ties, legislative and municipal, will
turn over a new Leaf, and apply a lit
tie common sense TO their manage
ment Of public matters when it affects
The business Of life we shall do better.
Taxation, like everything else, has its
limit. Tax merchants high enough,
and you will soon have none to tax.
Tax real estate high enough, and you
Will soon have no purchasers, and no
builders. The limit has been reached
for this city. And yet it is more in
debt than ever, with less means to
pay with. We have forgotten
that the least government is
the best. And our quackery
has impoverished US at a rapid rate.
The citizens have grown poorer than
the city. Nothing but q reduction OF
taxes will enable them to live much
longer and pay taxes at all. We do
not desire to tell such things, on ac-
count of the effect abroad. But there
are times when none but disagreeable
remedies will avail anything.
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WE publish the communication OF
Fair Play" because we believe in
fair play; and in order to it, consent
that different views should be rep
resented, While we might have pre-
ferred ether selections of candidates
in some instances, we are not Of the
opinion that any of the nominees are
so Objectionable as to warrant throw
ing them overheard, when a conven-
ton has pronounced in their favor,
and when that convention was just
about as fairly gotten up as any we
are likely to have. 1t may have been
an error to go into convention at all
for county officers. But we have done
it as well as we could; and now we
think it is a duty to stand to it. Mr..
REILLY has made a good clerk, and
we do not know that we are likely to
get a better. Boiling to STRANGE
maydefeat bOthREILLY andSTRANGE,
and give us a clerk far less efficient
than either. To alkabOut the nation
atty of candidates is sheer nonsense.
If no better reason can be given for
voting for a candidate than that he is
an Irishman, German or American
born, that is sufficient to show he
ought to be beaten. We ask whether
a man is qualified to serve the coun-
try, and not where he was born. Men
ought neither TO be selected nor re-
fected on account Of their nationality.
If REILLY will make a good clerk,
that is enough; and there is neither
necessity nor wisdom in throwing
him overheard.
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GEN. J. D. c. ATKINS, Of the Paris
LHtelligencer, thus warmly and justly
speaks Of the nomination of Colonel
AVERY:
We notice with pleasure the nomi-
nation by the Democratic Convention
in Shelby county of u particular
friend, Colonel William I. Avery. We
do not know who his unsuccessful
competitors were; but, be they whom
they may, we are for Avery. A more
faithful public servant-a truer friend,
a purer patriot and a better man-we
never knew. In the various posi-
tons of public trusts to which the par
tiality Of the people has frequently
called him, he has always met his
responsibilities with ability and en-
ergy. His election is beyond a doubt.
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THE following is the circular which
created a sensation in the Legislature,
and produced a Committee Of Investi-
cation. The signers of the document
cannot but know there is no truth in
it. Unless they mean by Union men
robbers and thieves, none have been
disturbed by Ku-KluX or anybody
else, and they dare not name their
white and cOlOred Unionistso for
that reason. This is a last effort of
the STOKES and SMITH Radicals to
find preteXts to place the State under
military rule. But, we think, both
the Convention and the Legislature
are der-toed-'prude
to give them little color or reason.
These Radicals never did have a
newspaper Of general circulation"
even when their papers were fed from
the public crib. Unfortunately, they
have few readers:
TO THE REPUBLICANs OF TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, January %, 1870.
Sir; The situation Of the loyal peo-
pie of Tennessee is alarming. Scarce
ly a day or night transpires without
some act of violence to the persons or
property Of Union men. A Legisla-
ture and a Convention are now in ses-
sion, with full power over the CODsti-
tuition and laws, ready and willing to
Cypress them by any conceivable
measure that they dare to adopt. The
Legislature have already passed laws
the object Of which is the Oppres-
sion of both the white and col
Ored JniOnlSt5. The Conyen-
ton have determined to strike
down the loyal Judiciary, and fiji
their places with eX-rebels by appoint
ment. To have been a Unionist du-
ring the war has become a brand OF
disgrace and a aus for d~enunciation, .
public and private. We have no
newspaper Of general circulation to
speak a word in Our behalf. 1t has
become common for newspapers. with
unblushing audacity, to lay the crimes
of their Ku-KluX friends 10 the charge
Of innocent Republicans, and there
are none to correct the SANDER.
AZ 4l INV mat nACEAlhE VI lAEDuD- I
licans at the Capitol, on the 9th inst,
it was determined that the under
should address a letter to lead
ing Republicans in different parts Of
the State, inviting them to come to
Nashville on the 10th day of Febru-
airy, prOX., for the purpose Of consult
ing upon measures of protection and
defense; among which a thorough re-
organization Of the Republican party
viii be proposed. We sincerely hope
you will respond to this invitation,
md that in view Of the common dan
ger all dissensiOn viii be forgotten,
md that ali the Union men ia Ten
viii be consolidated into one
compact Republican party.
A. J. Fletcher, Geo. w. Blackburn,
John Trimble, J. H. Agee (Rep.),
Wm. II. Eckel (Rep.), NJ. L. McCOn-
lell (Rep.), John Hundley (Rep.), R.
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Editors Appeal: PerIait me to sug-
0est the cause OF the % profound apathy
fhat paralyzes the energies and crushes
the public spirit Of Memphis" as is 50
Welt elucidated in your editorial OF
the nth, 1t Is true, there Uds a time
when ANYTHING Of vital importance,
ike great railroad enterprises, would
an0r0ss the earnest attention of our
business men and property holders
but il was when they could look for
ward with some hope for benefits to
be derived from their energies and
capital. What inducement TO engage
in enterprises, to enhance the value Of
their real estate, can u citizens have,
when, By excessive taxation, no in
come can be derived from it? So long
AZ Memphis, through a foolish system
of revenue, is made to pay one-fifth Of
the taxes Of the whole State, so long
viii u " energies be paralyzed and
our public spirit crushed" We shall
E whether our new Council will be
able 10 inaugurate q policy which VIII
be. just to the State and county, and
save the taxpayers of Memphis rom
utter ruin. Who but a lunatic would
invest money in property, subject TO
this mode of c-Onhscation? II is no
exaggeration of truth to say that a
Iarce amount OF property has been
tatsilv sacrificed for taxes and pave
~,snfs within the last few years. No
other city could stand such wholesale
sWindling and survive
Tha Nieolson pavements were
.o5 mon US at 81 80 per yard, with
IOio when the same con-
~ were doing the same
Of work ia Chicago at
kfna H-naterials and labor being in ia
81 81 q Memphis, at the time. This
yor o. oosting one and q quarter mil
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cnRRFsPnNnENCE.
D~EEOCRATIC TICKET.

For SheriF..--.lLARCUS j. WRIGHT.
C5unfy Trustee WOODFARD
For COLLECTOR y. D. STRATTON.
County Court GerE--.JAMES REILLY
Clerk Criminal CoUrt....W IT. 7. AVERY
Clerk LIST Circuit Ourt-.-.B. T. REA YES
Clerk ID Crc,af GuTt--.P. D.. BOYLE
Clerk Sd Crcut Courf....J. MeBROOKS
Constable oh CU. Dist.---..P. KEARNS
Magistrates l4b Cir. Djst...T FLEMING,
". Z. STEWART
Constable 14h Cir. Dist. ". RAMSEY
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ScrnfuIa,

Strums, GlandulAr Swellings, MINING or
CTusty EruptCns, salt Rheum,
Kings EVIL.
The ScrOfula faint. Inherited or otherwise.
filing lie with untold misery, Is, by all usual
medical treatment, hOpelessly ~incurable.
The only true cures which L have ever seen,
are those which have been performed by me.
L viii contract to cure, without fail, every
case OF Blood Diseases, even the most terrible
forms of LeprOsy, Erysipelas, Eczema, Can
GERS, TumOrs, Ulcers, Assesses, and every
form OF red, scaly, or dishguring eruption, In
from forty-eight hours to a few weeks.
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catarrh.

Stopped-up Head, Running Of the Nose, Con-
slant Hawking and Splitting, Constant
Blowing of the Nose.
Thousands suffer from that most annoying,
disagreeable and offensive cOmplaint-Ca-
Jsrrh, without knowing what It Is.
often the s]ecreted mucous, flowing down
the throat clogs mp the lungs, and lays the
foundation for consumption.
The most skillfuI physicians fail TO cur Il.
Recently, several Ear Doctors" OF this lily.
have turned their attention 70 the treatment
of catarrh. and demand most fabulous prices
from patients.
heaG-di3charEes OF g~reenisi, thick, thin, or
glairy mucous from the nose, internally or
extern aIly-pain or fullness between the
eyes-COnstaut blowing of the nOse-indam-
nation of the nasal passages-ulceratiOn OF
the scluciderlan membrane, etc, in the
course OF Il few days.
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FRAMED RESIDENCE,

One-and-a-haIf stories, with seven rooms, a
kitchen, smOkehOuse. stable, etc, a well of
excellent water and wo fine mineral springs.
Tickets viii be disposed of by the under
signed Mt S each, emitting the holder to one
share in the above Association. The pro-
ceeds arising from the sale of the tickets, for
the security and safety Of the holders thereof,
win be deposited each day as they are sold
with Messrs. Register, T%rezevant s Co., Of
Memphis, Tenn.-the funds TO be held by
them for the protection Of the holders of the
tickets until the farm shall have been fairly
drawn for and the title papers properly pre-
pared, conveying an absolute and perfect
title to the property.
ca Tickets forsale by Donono, Joy & Co.,
corner Main and Madison, and at other places
throughout the city, by the friends Of
mls Mrs. FLORENCE s. v. DAVIDSON.
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1000 TICKETS AT SIS EACH

HF This valuable Farm is situated on the
south side of the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad. about t-hree-quarters Of a mile west
OF P~ocahontas, in Hardeman county, Tenn,
contains $50 acres, most Of which is fine rich
bottom land, 70 acres cleared, under fence
and in cultivation, balance beautifully tim
bored. Improvements. a eomfortable
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GeneratiVs Affections.

MISUNDERSTANDING Stricture-Gleet-
SOres-Spermat0rrhea seminal
Weakness)-Syphilis (Prima-
ry and Secondary
Impotence Loss of Eirility)-Premature
Decay-Debi1ty.
The prsss, the pulpit and the lecture-r0Om
are silent on the subject Of diseases of the
sexual organism. a false deIicacy cOnceals
the knowledge for which thousands thirst.
And how terrible are these diseases2 Sper-
matorrhHa, SCATTERING the entire Nervous
System-impairing the mind-and causing
se~lf-destuction. syphilis, eating up the
body by plece-meal-lOstng bOne, muscle and
nerve, by inches-being literally eaten uD
alive, and t0rturing the brain with agony.
Charlarans, or incompetent physicians may
essay to cure them, but in vain. The only
hope anC. resort is in the humane and learned
physician who understands their case.
Among these aHectlons, none are worse
than SpermatOrrhoea, or seminal Weakness,
and emissions. DR.. Woodbridge says, THAT
the loss of one ounce Of seminal hufd by
abuse, is equal TO the loss of forty ounces OF
blood"
The worst form is when the seminal fluid
passes of unperoeived in the urine.
Empires, and characterless men, by work
ing upon the fears of a mind, too often shar-
ing the feebleness of the body, not only ez-
tort large sums of money, but, in nearly eve
ry Instance, bave complicated the disease,
and rendered il more difficult to cure. 1 nave
never yen seen n case OF Sexual Weakness or
Impotency euredby any physician butmyself
All the affections Of the sexual organs have
been deeply studied by me for many years 1
have made a discovery 10 the treatment OF ali
SNDulllIA0 ana NlIuitnD uAottoCo lAlu pADlA-
ises to overthrow all former ~precOnceived no.
lions and theories on the subject. 1 empioy
entirely new remedies, and never use nause-
Gus cOpafba, cubebs, tuTpendne and mercury.
In every case L guarantee perfect cure.
ONCE hours from 8 am to 3 pm. Dr.. J. b.
Russell, Consulting Physician; L. u. WarraD,
Secretary, assisted by "a full corps of eminent
Physiciaifs. The usual courtesy attended TO
the regular profession. la4dws
~ALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY, once 70K
In Jefferson street, between Second and
Third streets, Louisville, KY, established
Is5O. and chartered by the Legislature OF Ken
lucky, 1881, 4" for the treatment Of all diseases
OF the urinary aud generative organs OF both
sexes" including spermatOrrheR or seminal
VeaBness from early errors, gon0rrhea, gleet,
structure, varicocele, syphilis IN all its stages,
affections Of the kidneys and bladder, and
the diseases Of women.
A medical pamphlet, containing sixty large
pages and numerous Illustrations on q new
method OF treating the above diseases with
out mercury, and Important advice on mar
rage, etc, sent under seal for % cents.
A varix clasp, warranted to cure Varlcocele
in four days; price SIS; sent to any address.
Also agents for Device Female Regulating
pills, warranted to remOVeirregulart1ies, etc.
price at Office, or by mail, 81 A Nil assort-
ment OF bandages n trusses always on hand.
Male sheaihs, superior quality; single one&
or IS per dozen. Address,
GALEN's HEAD DlsPkNsARX
nolS L~outsyille, Ky.
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WANTED---AeEMTS.

QnEO PER MONTH, TO sell the only GEN.
DZOO UINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. PRICE oELY SIS.
Great Inducements to agents. This Is the
most popular Sewing Machine OF the day
makes the famous Elastic Lock stitch ~ will
do any kin of work thai can be lone on any
machine. 10000 sold, and the demand con-
SANITY increasing. Now Is the time to take
an agency. Send for cireulars. ~ BeaOore Of
ton, Mass, Pittsburg, Pa or 81. Louis, Mo.
jall
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1911.
! J : ! : : :

ITO THE WORKING CLASS-We are now
4 prepared to furnish all classes with con
slant employment at home, the who'll Of the
time or FOR the spare moments. Business
new Light and profitable. Persons OfeitEe F sex
easily earn nom soc 70 50 per evening, and a
proportional sum by devOEng their whole
time 70 the business. Boys and girls earn
nearly as much as men. That al who see
this notice ma send their address and test
the business, we make this unparalleled Of
fer: To such as are not well satisfied, Va viii
send 81 to pay for the trouble OF writing
Full particulars, a valuable sample, Which
will do 70 commence work on. and q COPY or
TIE PEOPLES LITERARY COaPANIoN-One OF
the largest and best family newspaper pub
lshed, all sent free by mail. Reader, If you
want permanent prOhtabie work. address
f. c. ALLEN Co. Augusta, Maine jan
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Snodderly Rep.), Henry Brown
(Rep.(, James o. Shaekelford, w: i.
Elliott, D. w. Peabody, j. W. Baker
(Rep.), w. r. McBath (Rep.), J. M.
Layman (Rep.), r.. G. YOkum (Rep.),
Fred. Slimp (Rep.), F. S. Singletary
(Repl.
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THE DAILY APPEAL

Is sent by mail TO subscribers, one year, $40
slx months, SIS 90; less than six months, 81
per month: with SUNDAY EDITION, s2 a year,
Served by carriers anywhere in the city and
suburbs az TWENTY-FIVE CEET per week;
Sunday edition included.
THE WEEKLY APPEAL,
Published every Wednesday morning, is sent
% subscribers at 50 50 a year; TO clubs OF two
or more, 50 a year.
We have no travelling agents. Remittances
must be by draf or postofice order. Money
% tie risk OF the lender.
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL
-ADyFRTIsING RATFs.

In the DAILY APFEAL, 81 per square, 20 cents
per line, or 10 cents per Tine, according 70
plscs. IN the WEEKLY, one-half the rates OF
the DAILY. Advertisements inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEAL, are charged one-sixth ad-
dltiOnRl 70 above rates. Terms: Cash IN ad-
vance.
CORRESPONDENCE,
Containing important NEWS, solicited from
any pau Of the Globe. Writers name and
address required on every communication as
private guarantees Of good faith.
HEATING. ENGLISH & CO,
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MerCurial Diseases.
Salvation Ptyalisml, Mercurial EruptiOna
MereuriRl Aches in Bones,
decentralization.

Salvation PtyaIism), Mercurial EruptiOns,
Mercurial Aches in Bones,
decentralization.
Mercury, fnjudlciOusly used. has filed the
earth with wrecks Of humanity. Thousands
suffer from its effects, who have been uncOn-
sciously drugged by their physician. II Is
vain to attempt the cure OF the majority OF
diseases while IL emalns in the body.
Although / have heard of several sO-called
antidOtes for mercury in the human body, I
have never yet seen a physician who could
eliminate 1t from the system.
1 can satisfy any patient or physician that
I can absolutely extract mercury, lead, zinc,
and other mineral pOisOns, in every case.
one bath which I employ, even draws the
lead from the white paint in the bathroom.
Cancers.
Noli-me-Tangere, Lupus, or Wolf Cancer.
Scirrhus Cancer-FungOus Cancer,
Rose Cancer-Spider Cancer.
make a great speciality in the treatment of
every description of cancer and tumors, and
have a special department devoted TO this
branch 5f disease.
How dan cancers and tumors are wrong
fully treated by certain charlatans styling
themselves Cancer Doctors
After being pronounced 1~ncurabEe, I will
take any one Of these cases in hand, and
make a permanent cure.
My terms for treating cancers, ETC., Will be
based on the age and condition Of patient,
and the positive certainty OF cure.
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$500 REWARD.

Something More About McGinnis.
I WILL pay three hundred dollars reward
L for the body OF George W. McGinnis, If de-
hvered to me IN fifteen (l5} days from this
date. said McGinnis was arrested at Bush
Arbor Church, DeSotO comfy, Miss, May =,
1883, by DR.. z. 7. Payne and party, under the
pretense of having a state Warrant While
under arrest he was disarmed and carried a
distance of six miles in the direction OF Her
uandO to Short Creek swamp, and has not
been heard from since.
JOHN p. MOORE, olive Branch,
DeSOtO CCunty, Miss.
Touua~v I Ism fah9
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FRUIT TREES.

A LARGE stock offered for spring Of $50
n at reduced rates. Apple ana Peach SIS
per 100; Pear, Cherry, Apricofs ana Pinms-
so cents each, $40 per 100. Catalogues sent on
application. -. BLEDSOE, Proprietor
iais shelby Nurseries. ColIfarviIfs. Tenn
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rheumatism and R8aralqia.
Paralysis.

Heimplegia Half Palsy, PaFesis,
Paraplegia local Palsy, Paralysis Agitans.
In every form of Paralysis, this ls the only
treatment which mount to anything-res-
tOriug action and vitality.
In the treatment OF this sad affection use
my Medi1ateO Baths, medicated with various
substances, as tarabiulh, chlorine, iodine, am
m0nta and hydrargyrum, in connection with
indicated electricity and galVauisu, and
other fine remedial agencies.
l will contract to cure any case Of paralysis
provided there exists no organic lesion.
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TIE TRADE

IN STORE AND ARRIVING, AND FOR
L sale at st. Louis, Cincinnati or Chicago
prices, transportation added;
so tierces Lard,
$50 cases Caddy Lard,
100 kegs Leaf Lard,
Also, at lowest market rates:
500 barrels FlOur-assorted brands;
100, 600 pounds Bulk Shoulders, Sides and
Hams,
$50 barrels Pink-Eye Potatoes,
200 barrels Peach-BlOW Potatoes,
100 bags Coffee,
so pockets o. c.. Java,
so barrels Refined Sugar,
so barrels New Orleans Molasses,
25 barrels Golden Syrup,
$50 kegs Nails,
300 kits Mackerel,
90 half barrels Mackerel,
rs boxes Excelsior Soap,
SO boxes Olive Soap,
800 cases Canned Fruits,
100 barrels Whiskies-all grades,
Together with a general supply of
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INSANE AsyLuM

ct. NINGENT'S INSTITUTION FOR THE
St Louis, Mo-. This Iusfituti0n
was lounded by the Sisters OF CHARITY Ar
gust ~, 1903. 1t Is private and drst-cisss in
IEs ~aiLangementS a accommodation. In
sane pauenbs of both sexes and OF an de-
~nolnlnALons are received, also those addicted
~ GAkIng opium or other stImulanfs TO ax-
SssS anQ Iesre "a correct. For terms, etc,
s5Rlp ~ 70 ~. J. K BAUDUY or the SISTER
TAfFNHittA auu2
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Cancers.

Noli-me-Tangere, Lupus, or Wolf Cancer,
Scirrhus Ca~ncer-FungOus Cancer.
Roe Cancer-Spider Cancer.
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Self-abuse-Discharges-
Observation-Disclosures seminal
Meaknass-NNnnilis lPrIma-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01

In city bank stocks there was bntOne sale-Metro'
potan at 1891 although bids made FOR most Of tho
shares the list.
Railroad bonds In good demand, and prices gOntr
ally well sustained. Central Pacht 81 s95 Union ia.
chc. sia Chicago Rock Island, and Pacific u, % New
Jersey Central new bonds, 49,
by following comparison OF tie highest prices Of
the stocks named at the dates given Il viii be that
prices generally OF, especially NcwYork Central
and Hudson, and do. on Certificates. on Harlem Lake
Shore Rock Island St Paul Preferred, and Northwest
efn Preferred:
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CoFFEE-Yhere moderate movement 10 sa7rayra
John Bolton mostly a. 54 <s god Java
An. Ro ouist but "a. NM, held ii glsc.. ged,
FLOUR ANb EAL-Wsf-fa State Fosr less active and
pc arc lower for Sbprng Extras Choice St1g Hhess b so
edv though es scTe LOO bb at - ia - 1r soperhe
S. IS OSd IS Bra stae S5 so IS " Tor ssci ss
$3.50 Is o tie grades Of Western BIai - va 20 ~
GOOD 10 choice Spring Whea. EHiras S5G36 80 for NsBtS
AMI Iowa Extras. IS s. City Shipping LKs. s. %
IS ~ for Shipping KOaUd hoo, ~ +4$y % Tor Trade
buds 80 lOa 81 20 foF Family DO; IS SdS Tor Amber
Winter neat state Westerns IS o6s6 50 or White Whest DO
10 Sc sO 81 ~ for Family do IS 70@e6 " Tor 81 Louie Extra
Soee; 80 6Od 81 do Double aed ~ 0a 90 % Or DO fnpe
California Flour quiet ADD heaSyi saes al % oo
IS co. Southern 6n and tr demand or tle tas me-
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Georda and virginia; - 30 tor Family DO - s0ee ~
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Al - on the pier state At Ole at we s'
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