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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-02-29
shariR aaIa

DY virtue of a writ of Vepdi. Expo
ID mas to me directed from the Circuit
Court Of Giles county, in favor of Nc
Clare & Acuff vs. W A Foster, viii sell
to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
court house door in Pulaski, on
Saturday End Of March, 1879,
the undivided interest of w A Foster in
and to a tract of land lying in the 18th
civil district of Giles, bounded on the
north and east by + G B Lee, south by
w J Samuels and west by D / Gordon,
being the tract on which Mrs. Sarah
Foster now resides, containing 1913 acres
levied on as the property of w A Fos-
ter TO satisfy said venditioni exponas
ia25td ID. H. PARSONS, Shift:
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Tsolvent Notice

HAvING SUGGESTED THE IN
II sOlveucy Of the estate OF DC. IN
MAN, deed, 70 the Comfy Court of
Giles county, persons holding claims
against the same are hereby notified to
file them with the County Court Clerk
Of Giles county properly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, for
pro rata payment, or they win be fOrev-
er barred. Persons indebted 70 SAID es-
tate are also notified to make iHtnedi-
ate payment. NJ. 81. TAUGHT,
Jan. p, 1S72-4t Adm r.
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The heart of man is a short
word-a small substance, scarce
enough to give a kite one meal-yet
great in capacity; yea so infinite in
desire, that the round globe of the
world cannot fill the three corners OF
it. When it desires more, and cries,
''Give, give!' 1 will set it over to
that infinite good where the more it
hath it may desire moro, and see
more to be desired. Bishop Hall.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-02-29

The Washington correspondent
of the Springfield Republican says
there is only one white church at
the Capital where q black man is
admitted. DR.. Newman, the great
propagation of Methodist doctrines
in Iowa, at whose grand church the
President worships, religiously ex-
cludes the negroes.
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Gems Selected for the Citizen"
ave grow old to trust and JOY,
and they become vapid. Doubt
and sadness keep their fresh force,
We are always young to them.
They should, therefore, never be
disseminated"
aFaith, direct sincerity, undis-
eased tenderness, and the authority
Orwell mastered experience. are the
best qualities in a teacher"
ain dealing with the affairs of the
heart, every foim Of Unfeelingness
is an offe lse."
ITO a great nature, deeply in
earnest, frivolous and shallow COM
pany make discretion twice desc
late, as certain sounds serve to make
stiffness sound doubly still"
1.-The mind bruised by the blows
of calamity, the tendrils of its Of
fections hanging lacerated, is so
susceptible in its sorrows that it
cannot bear, even in thought, the
collisions of the careless"
Before the van OF the army of
grief the rude, cold waves Of mirth
and hardship divide, as if invisibly
struck by n wand, and let the silent
ranks pass, untouched between"
"Grief, in its sorrows, allows only
the tender themes that are wOnted
and soothing to touch its hurt
iibres; love in its scrupulous sa-
credness, permits only the trusted
and adored object to come near,
and read its confessions.
"Every man obscurely feels,
though scarcely any man distinctly
understands the intimacy and vast
ness of his connections with his
race"
Contempt and scorn, unless di-
vcrted by nobler emotions, are as
pernicious as they are easy and vul
gar"
Trust him little who smilingly
praises all alike, him less who smil
/ ingly censures all alike, him least
who is coldly indifferent to all
alike
Great men heighten the con-
seriousness of the human race; and
+ it is our duty to magnify him whose
genius magnities mankind"
Self-esteem may be the strong
est wisdom, but self-idolatry is in
fatuatiOn."
The dedicated privacy of a pure
and modest heart cannot expose its
shaded secrets to vulgar lockers"
"No soul, save a hard and mar
row one, can he otherwise than full
of lovely awe when confronting
that Thought Of God. before which
the globe is but 4 bubble, and the
sky s shadow"
God sends gifts to some, wills
pers them TO others
Brave impulses and nagnahi
nous sentiments, every moral or re.
ligious affection, all qualities loyal
IL allied TO principle, that subOrdi
nate individual Whims to the gener
, al good, arc attractive, have n pub
lie regard, yearn spoRtaneOusi!
out to love and be loved, 10 bies
be blessed
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-02-29

All contributors to newspapers
would do well to commit TO memory
and practice upon the following
rules:
you want to interest your read
ers, be short; if you want to produce
a practical effect, be short; if you
want your article accepted by the
editor, be short; if you want to be a
benefit and not n bore, be short!
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Sharif Sala.

10y virtue of two Writs Of Vendi. Tx
ID ponas to me directed from the Cir
CURT Court Of Giles county iu favor OF
VIM. Fry vs.. s. ID. Bray ct ais, 1 viii
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
court house door in Pulaski, on 8 u y
Saturday the 2Rd Of March, 1872,
a tract of Land containing IS acres, "
ing in the 10th civil dist. OF Giles COun-
~, and bounded on the south by the
lands of @ III Witt, west BY J z Cannon,
north by the heirs Of Wilson, deed, and
east by Martin Cannon. Levied on and
will be sold as the property OF S ID Bray
to satisfy said wTits.
jan25-4t OH. PARSONS, Sh'f /.
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The Kuklux have broken out
afresh in Indiana. In Yanderburg
county they have ordered a man
named Blakely who was tried on a
charge of murder and acquitted, to
leave the State. Such proceedings
would not be tolerated in the South.
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Sheriff Sale

DY virtue Of a writ OF Yendi. Expo
I'D mas to me directed from the Circuit
Court Of Giles county In favor Of Allisen
Anderson & Co agsinst w j. Marshall
I viii sch 70 the highest bidder for cash,
1T the court house door in Pul;aszis en-
Saturday, 2nd Of March, 1874
one Town Lot in old Lynnvflle, known
as the James NJ Shields lot, containing
about \ of an acre, and bounded neEth
BY II n .J0hRsoFf, west by the turn pike,
south By ]. II Shields and east BY The
COrnersville road. Levied on and viii
be sold as the property of said w } Mar
shall to satisfy said vendi. expo.
ian25td d. II. PARSONS, Shift
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To Printers

We have a complete outfit for a
32-eolumn paper, including a new
font of long primer, a half-wOrn
font of minion, card fonts, stones,
cases, stands, chases, bank, rolling
apparatus, and every thing to make a
complete country newspaper out
fit. Apply TO L. w. McCoRD.
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SATURDAY.. March 2pd. I072
SherifS Sale

DY virtue of writ Ofvendi exponss
ID to me directed from the Circuit
Court of Giles county in favor of w. I.
Henderson VS.. JOS. 81. Gordon, 1 will
sell to the highest bidder for cash at the
courthouse door in Pulaski, on
Saturday, March End, 1872,
the undivided interest of Jos. NJ. Cor
don in 420 ACRES of land now Oceu-
pied by Mrs. Mary Gordon, bounded on
the east by John Gordon, south by Nj.
A. ROthrocl1, west by j. NJ. Hardy and
w. s. Gordon, decd, and north by s. b.
Marsh. Levied on and viii be sold as
property of said Jos. NJ. Gordon to sat
isty said vendi -expOnas. -f-
ja25-4t d. II. PARSONS, Sh'f.
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There is no greater everyday vir-
tue than cheerfulness. This quality
in man among men is like sunshine
to the day, or gentle, renewing mois-
ture to parcheG herbs. The light OF
a cheerful face diffuses itself. and
communicates the happy spirit that
inspires it, the sourest temper must
sweeten in the atmosphere Of con-
tinuous goodness.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-02-29

A contemporary says: Those
Republicans who oppose civil ser
vice reform, thereby admit that
the appointment Of competent and
honest men to Office will be fatal to
their party organization" The
point is we'll taken.
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Saturday, March 2nd, 1872,

the undivided interest of VIM I Barrett
in the estate of his deed father, Wade
Barrett, consisting of about $50 ACRES
of land, lying in Giles county on the
waters of R0beHtsOn's ferlzereelz, In eiz=
il district No Is, bounded east by VIM
Culvert and VIM Casly, north BY John
Henderson, west by BFaden & Reynolds,
south by IL J Walker and others. Lew
led on and viii be sold as the property
of WIN 7 Barrett to satisfy Said vendi
eXpOnaS. ID. II. PARSONS,
Jan. %, IST2-4t Sheriff.
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Ckancerv CORrt-Begins the 81 Monday
in February and 1st Monday in Sept,
Hon. W. s. Fleming, Chancellor. w
+. Ballentine, Clerk and Master.
Circuit CouTt-Begins the Fourth Mon
days in March, July and November
Hon. VIM. p, Martin, Judge. Henry
N. Stanley, Clerk.
Criminal COHTt-Begins the LIST Mon
days in January, May and September
Hon. Thos. NJ. Jones Judge. Henry
NJ. Stanley Clerk. Jos. Russell, At
torney General.
County Court-BIeets the 1st Monday in
each month. Wyatt III. Alternately
Chairman. II. II. Aymett, Clerk.
Vim. Houston, Deputy Clerk.
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'Why do you not hold up your
head like / do? asked an aristocrat-
ic lawyer of a laboring farmer
Squire, said the farmer, look at that
field of grain. All the valuable heads
lang down, like mine, while those
that have nothing in them stand mp
like yours
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-02-29

Upon investigation It has been
discovered that deficiencies exist in
nearIea all Departments Of the Fed
eral government, the largest Of item
being in the War Department.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PURGATTYE PILLS

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
sweet gam, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse
and atrcugthen. Railways Pills, for .h,
cure OF ali disorders Of the Stomach, Liver
Bowels. Kidneys Bladder, Nervous Dis
eases, ileadaehe, Constipation, Cosliycnes
Indigestion Dyspepsia, Blliousness, Bilious
Fever, Inflammation 81 the BE wells, Piles
and oil arrangements Of the Internal Vlscs.
"a. Warranted 10 effect q positive eurt
Purely Vegetable, containing no meicaVi
minerals OF deleteTious drugs.
A few doses 81 Railways Pills viii free 1h'
system from all the above named disorder.
Price 25 cents per box. Sold by. drugFsa'
Read FALSE AND TRUE.b Send om
sitter stamp TO RADWAY. 4 CO., No. Il
Maiden Lane, New York. Informate
worth thousands viii be sent Ycul iulY2siJ
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MASONIC.

"The Masonic Institution in the
United States, affords an important
pillar of support and union to its
free institutions and happy form of
government. "-LAFAYErTE.
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SheriTS Sale

DY virtue Of awrit Of vendi expOnas
ID to me directed from the Circuit
Court of Giles county, in favor of w. -.
Ridgway vs.. VIM. DAILY, 1 viii sell 70
the highest bidder, on
Saturday, March End, 1872,
the undivided interest [being I-9l in a
tract of land containing 2S9 ACRES, ~
ing in civil district No. l, south side OF
Elk River, bounded on the west by Elk
river, north and south by lands of T. B.
DAILY, and east by W.-N. Lewis, it being
the land owned by Josiah DAILY, decd,
and on which. he resided at the time OF
his death. Levied on and will be sold
to satisfy said vendi ezponas.
ID. II. PARSONS,
Jan. %, lS52-4t --aes Sheriff.
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NOTTGE

A Ii persons indebted to the estate Of
"A Charles LeatheFman, deed, are 40
titled % call on the undersigned and
make payment, and thuse holding
claims against the same are requested 70
present them fer payment.
W. +. BALLESTISE,
Feb. s, IS72-Inl ~ Executor
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corNTY oFFIcERs.

.a COUNTY OFFICERS.
SberfT-Dnvid II. Parsons.
D,putles-David II. Parsons, Jr., r. NJ.
Biles and RObt. J. Anderson.
ROb't A. Blow.
Tar COlIect0r-R. L. Evans.
DEMONSTRATING II. Brown.
RegiSter-John W. Dyer.
NUtaries PuJlic-James Buford, JF. and
w. +. Alexander.
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sFsnderfsi Cuvnaiys Eacsi''
vtnehHr Bfffors are not vie Fa1
nriuk, Made q Peer Iluni. Whishsi'
i'rosf spirits and Release IigHort
torsd. spiesd and Eueoirnaa 10 please 10 "
called fsaics. - Apprtizarn." q flsr.oref -
that lead The sispisF On % drunkspneas 40. -
bat are true Medicine. made Rom ihs H'
Roots sHa Hcsba Of Usiiferfia. free is'" NJ 4.
Aloaisoilo rsimHfaufs. They ."
GsHgAT RIsOGB PURIFIER Saa
LiFE GIVING PRINCIPLE
heaevafoF AID Iiisirorator 81 the hIfifa ~
Ing Ell All Foiasn5ua usaiteF and foltorins is' -.
70 a hssishg ceudiiian. No person can D-' II,
Bittera according "a disssiioua eDd FeH'i.
auaeli. preceded their hoses ue noi as-D
~ zaincras polron or ether means, hnd "
oreaas Easis,i begsnd the point 81 Tepaih n
ThaT nren sseutlo PaFEHiise - -
IS TonIc. possessing, also. the fssp'1 -.
81 aeiiar rs a powerful agent IN rslie'iHs 4,
tisn 81 Inaasliiatloa 80 iiss i4ssr, ana .
Yisc-rl Organs. 80
Ia yoHHs o. Old. married or singh. 81 zee a
soIaaahood Or a tIIo tara q iiis' these is-''
tsrs base tn ssuaL ,,,s.
Yer iaauuiaaatoFY aad ChToHle 4.
usaiissa auS t4oat. DyzpepaiA AZ
diesutisa. HiiisHa. neEniiie" r h
EufeFmltteur Eesera, DisgH-ss 49,,
Heed. Liver. * ldncgH asa -
These flidIcFn have lssu niest sfeSr a..
Gsiasnasa are caussd ~ Nistaiea -
uhieh - generally Draiueed b. aefAA+'
ths Digestive OrEana. -setay,
DTAPEFHga gH INslt f.as
fIesidache. Pain in isr hhoalAofs Cols.-..., q
isess - the Chest Dizzinezs. saur 80 rrss,
tie slautaeh. Dad Taste ~ ths h9Hl, I'D
Attacks. f'aipllailon of TIE lirari, iui,- -
the Lungs. palu IN the rgions 81 ti'e 800. 4, e.
q hHndrsa oshsr rsinfui syIhpi7H'-
swings 81 DysTspsia- .,.,-isii -
f'huy iuslrueats the Btenech ana ~, 4
torpid Lives ara BsHQss, s'iiieh ,.f.1r.
unuquailsd rfleary 81 eieans'ag nc 80. - !, -
psziiias. =sss llupzrtins new liis ara ''-
whsle system. Tr,ss
FOR SKIN DgREAHEs. Ef'ip'le' 800.
ssit ns,esiin. Bistehrs. siats Fiisrls.,, So
Bslls Cnriiuueiea. Hii.H- aruia. : az -, 10
res.. EsTsis,slaa Tsris. scurss. Dis 90. d -
sAiu. tinmers slid DE. gs,5. 81 Y, las 81 ~
Il, 3 s-14 81 tta system ii = sheri ~ - 81 -
tliese nitiefs One ilrltie % ~. 80
viiife tnu fEa-t tncrg1 isilsis q =. 80 =
Clenast the Fitssted Blood Nh''- 4, FtaFss
Impurities llurstsuE tiFouEh ihe 80 -. 81
Erapfissas o. sagsai cieanas . - -. sisss1A
ekstrucls.i and siuIssi.h IN ne 49,, 80 80
hsn "a l. fuiii an osir ieslinst W. y - q -
kesp the hood pure. lnd ths n''
aiii foliau. .,,,z. rri.l
PIN. TAPE. ard ether " ~ li -. ,,.ss.ia2i
I 81 tsr sssi-ii az - niaay iilEli-an'l-'
! dsHtfss ~ aI,d rsHiorri -, DEEtAA
soLp 81 ALI nnuHorsTs AM bs1sALps
4. WAfskEfi. FFrrFiseF. - = Al flsav-F
/ Co. % astsists So. t.eil Z sf7stt as-
eds ans - AVA = oussii',si-s
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To Printers

We have a quarter medium Cor
don JObber, in perfect order, for
sale. Price, $500 cash, boxed and
shipped. Address
L. W. McCoRD.
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Answer to a Challenge.

The eccentric II. H. Breckin-
ridge, one of the Judges of the SUI
preme Court of Pennsylvania, when
a young man, was challenged to
fight duel by an Englishman, whom
he answered as follows; 81 have two
objections to this duel matter. One
is lest 1 should hurt you, and the
other is, lest you should hurt me.
L do not see any good it would be
to pat a ball through your body. l
could make no use of you when
dead fOl any culinary pulp0se, as 1
would a rabbit or a turkey. / am
no Cannibal to feed on the flesh of
human creature, Of whom I could
make no use. A buffalo would
make better meat, yet it wants the
frmness and consistency which take
and retain salt. At any rate, it
would not do for a long sea voy-
age. You might make a good bar
becue, it is true, being of the mas
ture Of q raceoon or o'possum's ;
but people are not IN the habit OF
barbecueing anything that is hui
man now. AS to your hide, it is
not worth taking of, being a little
better than that of q ten-year old
colt. SO much for you. AS for
myself, I do not like to stand in the
way Of anything that is hurtfu'.
l am under the impression that you
might hit me. This being the case
I think it most advisable to stay al
a distance. If you want to try
your pistol, take some object, a tree
door about my dimensions. If you
hit that, send me word, anil vii
acknowledge, that il had been in
the same place, you might have hit
me- A F.
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Money orders can be obtained at the
Pulaski POstOfiee upon pOstofiices In all
parts of the United States. A list of
money order offices may be seen on APP
plirafion. The following are the rates
Of commission charged for money or
tlers: Orders not exceeding $50, lOcts.
over 500 and not exceeding $50, 10 cts
ever $3O and not exceeding $40, 20 cts.
over $40 and not exceeding $50, % cts.
J. D.LEWIS, p. II.
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Hereafter there must be at least
ten names in a club TO secure the
CrrIzES at 81 GO each, and the cash
Bsusf accompany each name.
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N. s. d. RAILROAD.
Of Trains at PssIasEi,

pASSENGEk TRAINS GOlEa NOhAAs
Arrives at y 200, NJ, and u 20, A. n.
PASSENGER TRAINS CONC SOUTH.
Arrives at u 40, A. n, and :O7, Pm
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Going SOrth-Arrives at 8 80, p. N.
Going South-Arrives at 2 40, A. II.
RavetteviIIe horse mail route leaves,
every Thursday ut 1880 pm. Arrives
on Saturday at II 80 am. This mail
embraces Bradshaw, Bunker Hi, Pisgah,
CyrgStou and MillvilIe.
Sugar Greek mails arrive every Thurs
day at pm. Departs Friday at am.
This mail embraces Appleton, Minor
Hill, Good Springs, Marbuts and Mock
esou.
LawTenceburg mail arrives Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at II 80 am.
Departs same days ut I pm. This en-
hr,lces Vale Mills, BOdeBhamer, West
Point and Wayland Springs.
Marcella Falls mail arrives every Sat
urtlay at II 80 a.in. Departs came day
At u 80 pm. This embraces Parker
Store and Comprehensive.
ElktOn mail arrives Tuesdays and Fri
days at 10 pm. Departs same days nj
2p.fn.
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Masonic Directory.

KNIGHTS TEMFLAR-FULAsKI COMMAND
cry, NO. II
Meets Thursday, on or before each
full noon, James MeCallum, Emil
nent Commander; w. J. Parkes, Recor-
der.
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FEYETg AND AcUE.

FEVER AND AGGE cured for fisy cents
There IS not remedial agent in Ihis wsrl.
that viii cure Fever and Ague, and all oths
low, and other fsyers (aided BY Ran
WAYS FILLS. 80 quiek ~ RADWAYt
READY RELIEF. FiNy eoRts par bottls
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FEDERAL oFFICERs.

Revenue Tar Assess0r-J. ii. Morris.
Rerenue Tar COllector-S. T.. MO1iett.
POstRdster-J. ID. Lewis.
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Saturday, March end. I872,

one tract of land lying in the 18th civn
district of Giles county, supposed TO
contain 170 ACRES, and adjoining the
lands of J d Conner on the west, I Nj
Griffis on the north, n Mcclure on the
east and d III Jones ON the South. LEV
led on and win be sold as the property
of g I'll Ussery to satisfy said vendi ex-
pOnas in favor of G w Collins.
ja25-4t ID. H.PARSONS, Sh'f.
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Sherif'S Sale.

d Y virtue Of four writs Of vendi ex-
ID ponas to me directed from the Cir
cult Court of Giles county, three in IA
vOr of j 7 Lowry, ex'r J B Lowry dec.
and one in faverr of T. B Hewlett, all
against VIM L Barrett, will sell to the
highest bidder for cash at the court
house door in Pulaski on eHat
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w price IN CASH fer good white
Corn delivered at onr warehouse, or
viii receive il az any sEtation Hu the n
& ID. r. r., when delivered in car load
lots. Call and get sacks.
HILL & MILLER.
Jan 4, Is7e-sn.
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POPULARITY AND SUCCESS.
It's ever ready adaptability to all
classes Of work makes It absolutely the
BEST FOR GENERAL USES

It uses a STRAIGHT NEEDLE and
makes the LOCK Stick alike on
both sides Of the goods.
It's great economy in Thread, using
only 2 1-2 yards Of thread to
make q seam one yard Ia length.
while some others require 6 yards for
the same length, also uses glazed and
fax thread. It's great power and acu-
raey Of adjustment, passing through
with ease and celebrity,
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GOOD NIGHT. BY SWEET.

o sweet, my love, tine hour e late,
The moon goes down IN silver state,
As here alone I watch and wait;
Though far from thee, my lips repeat
In whispers low, " Good night, my
sweet
Somewhere beneath these gracious skies
Ny bonuy love dreaming lies,
With siumber broOding in her eyes;
Co seek her, happy wind 50 free,
While life is dear and love Is best.
And young moons drop adOwn the west,
Ny lone heart turning % its rest
Beneath the stars, shall whisper clear,
81 Good night, my sweetf' though none
may heSr.
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

Ereyy drop Of the sARsAPNEILLIAy
RESOLVENT communicates through N.
Blood, Sweat. Urine, and othor fluids sB6
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pairs the wastes Of the body with pew sod
sound material. SeFefWla, 6lpAilis, Ga.
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throat, Afoufh, Ta8aors, Aodes a. he siasl,
ead other parts Of az sssfs7l, Sore kga, S7
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forms - ska dsseGsfs, kfdBfi0Hs, Feasf Spu
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sipelas. Aeae, BlacL .SDass, Horns a n
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teeakcniRg aud Pafnfu{ dischGrges, Ei7h
.Sscsaks, Loas OF .Sser7a ard al srasfss eftL
lie priseipts, are iritaia skf cpraiirs raSgtd
thss 1copdef II h0SlR Chemisfgy, end n,
dGus zee ifili pr0rs 90 Gsy person usiHga ~
etfAeF oftbese foggsse Of daseaSs is potent pSsz
70 cure fiem.
Not only does the SARsAFARIs LrAN REso'-
VENT excal all known remedial SCENTS IN
the cure Of Chronic, Serefulous, Consiitu-
tionai, and Skin diseases; but il Is the sHly
positive cure for
Bladder ana Kidney Complaints,
Urinary and womb diseases, Gravel Diabs
tes, DFopAy, StopPaRe Of Water, lneond.
nenee Of Urine, BFighJ's Disease, AlbuHi-
maria, end in all eases whore there arc brick
dust deposits.
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exists viii afford ease and cornfurt.
Twenty drops il haif.a. tumbler Of VAT.
viii in g faw moments cnre CRANES
SPASNS. SOUR STOMACH. HFAPT'
BBRG. SICK HEADACHE. DiARRHei
DYSINTERY, C0LIC. WIND IN THR
BOWELS, and all INTERNAL PAINS.
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few orOps in water viii prevent sickness an
palms from change Of wzter. 1t il beft.
than French Brandy or Biiters as a stirnu
sant.