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C. III @ l. II IL a.
H0w..To.cURE IT.

At the commencement Of tho Diarihn, which
always preoedes attack Of the Cholera, take
n teaspoonful of Pain Killer in sugar aud wa
ter, (hot II convenient and then bathe freely
the stomach and bowels with the Pain Killer
clear. Should the diarrhm or cramps continue
repeat the dose every ten or fifteen minutes un-
iii the patient is relieved. In extreme cases,
two or more teaspoonfnls may be given ut a
dose.
The Pain Killer. y remedy, has no equal
Incases Of Cholera. Summer Complaints, nys-
pepsia. Dysentery, Asthma IL cures in one night
by taking II internally, and bathing with il
freely It's action is like magic, when external
ly applied to Old Sores, burns, scalds, and
Sprains For Sick Headache and Toothachc
don't fail TO try it. In short, it is PAIN KILL
ER.
Directions accompany each bottle,
The Pain Killer is sold by all dealers in Med
icines.
Prices, 25 cents, so centsand .$l per bottle
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Beautiful " oman!
HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM gives
to the Complexion the Freshness of
Youth.

HAGAS's MAGSoLA BALM ovcrcomes the
flushed appearance caused by heat, fatisoe and
excitement. 1t makes the lady of forty appear
but twenty. and so natural and perfect that no
person detect its implication By its use
the toughest skin is made to rival the pure ra-
dent texture of youthful beauty. 1t removes
redness, blotches and pimples. 1t contains
nothag that will injure the skin the least.
MAGNOLIA BALM is used by all fash ionable
ladies in New York, London and Paris It costs
only IS cents per Bottle, and is sold by al |
Druggists and Perfumers
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MEXICAN
M USTANG LIaIMEnT,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Probably fcw articles have ever had so cx-
tensivo sale. while none have been more uni
versallv beneficial than the celebrated MEM
CAN MUSTANG LTNTMEMT Children.
Adults. Horses ami Domestic Animals, are
always liable to accident. aud il is safe 10 say.
that no family can pass a single season without
some ksnd omollient being necessary. 1t be-
comes matter Of importance then to secure
the host
Over three hundred livery stables in the city
Of Nov York alone using the MEXICAN
MUSTANG LIsIxYST, in all of which it gives uni
yersal satisfaction.
CAUTION. The genuine is wrapped in
fine steel plate engraving with 'G. W
Westbrook. Chemist and trade mark
: MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.' en-
grayed across the face of each wrapper.
The whole bears the proprietor's private
United States Revenue Ttamp. and not the
common stamp as used by druggits.
LYON MANUFACTURING Co.
46 SO Park Place New York,
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The standard remedy for Coughs, Tn-
fuenza, Sore Throat, Wh0oping
Cough, Group, Liver Complaint,
Bronchitis, Bleeding of the
Lungs, and every affection Of the
Throat. Lungs and Chest, includ-
ing Consumption.
Wistars Ralsam does not dry up
Cough. but loosens it. cleanses
the Lungs, ailays Irritation, thus
removing the cause of the COM
plaint. None genuine unless Sign
ed 4. BUTTS. Prepared by SETH
w. FOWLE 81 SON, Boston.
Sold by REDDHNGTON, HOS.
TETFER Ss CO., san francisco,
and by dealers generally. 16-Iy
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ATTENTION.!

VWVHE OVERLAND STORE, SALEM, HAS
received a large lot Of nice, iashic cable
dry goods together with well selected stock
of Domestics etc. Give them call. Highest
price paid for produce. 7u
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TO THE PUBLIC.

A LII KINDS OF WORK, SEWING
N Washing and Ironing, &c., done by Mrs.
Burnett on short notice and ON reasonable
terms. All orders left at the house, south west
part of Dallas, will be Immediately attended to.
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: HEY ARE NOT - HLE
r.: a NJ CIV D Rim K


Made Of Poor - Whiskey, PrO"f
Spirits ana Refuse liquors doctorcd, spiced
aad swcetencd 70 please the taste, called " Ton
les -" a Appctizers," +" Restorcrs," &C, that lead
tho tippler on to drunkenness and ruin. but are
true Medicine, made from the Native Roots and
Herbs Of California, free from all Alcoholic
stisnulnmis. They are the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER aud LIFE GIVING PRIN-
CIpIEG perfect Ecnoyator and fnvtgorator OF
the System, carrying of all poisonous matter ard
restoring tic blood 10 healthy condition. No
pcrson caa take these Bitters according TO direc-
tIon and remain long snwcll.
For TuffamiEf,.,ory aud Chronic Rheu.
mntisrs aud Goat. Dyspepsia or Indi-
gcstiou, Billions, icmittcnt and Inter-
ufttcnt Fcyers, Diseases OF the Blood
I.;ycr, Kidneys, and RIadder. these Bit
tcrs har. beca most succe cessfui. Such Dis
cases ar3 caused by yiiiatcd Blood. which
is generally produced BY arrangement OF tho
.>,:es,fvc Organs.
.1pYSPEP~iA OR INDIGESTION.
!" "le.aci.e Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
ness Of tie Chest, Dizziness, Sour EructatIons Of
the c:amaca Fad taste Ia the Mouth Bilious At
tarks Punits t!ori OF the Heart, Inflammation OF
the Iu4eg p.i;l Ia the cgons OF the Kidneys. and
n ahnndrod other painful symptoms, arc the of
frrsnSsof Dyspepsia.
Th.y iayig3r2ts tie stomach and stimulate the
tnfpia i.ycr AID bowels, which render them OF un-
t.9uaIlcd efficacy ia cleansing ti,c blood OF all
inisGvit.s. aud inpertiag new life aud Vigor tn
the nhaie sr,teat.
E<OES SNIE DISEASES. FruPtions.Tctter.
Sa1t l,icu.1 1Iio.ces. .Jts liEiples. Pustuics.
Da.s. Ca-oa1c!as Iag- Worms, ccali-IIcad. Soro
Ewes Eryzip. las itc.1 ScE-fs. Discoi0rations OF
the Ska, Haaiers and DISEASES of the Skin. OF
whatever uaua or naturc, are literally dug up
nnI carried ont Of tha system In a Ghor time %
IL, use Of thcse Btiers. One bottle In such
chs.s win convince tia most incredulous or their
erGaiis effects.
Cle.asc the y.tis;ei Blood whenever you ind
lts Impurities bursting through the skin Ia Pn-
flGs. Eraptions or Sores cleanse 1t when you
nns IL cbstruetel and sluggish tn the venss
cle a.lsc II ,s it is foul sud your feelings viii
:eli yon when. Keep tie blood pure and tha
health OF { ic system will follow.
PIN. TAPE a11 Other WORMS. lurking In
tnc system 81 SO many thousands. are cffectuaHy
destroyed anil removed For full directions, read
carefully the circular around caclIbottle.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. II. II. MCDONALD q
CO. Iruf, .ISts aud Gen. Agents., San Francisco.
CAL aad g aud 81 Co;nne Street. New York.
SOLD pY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
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New Goods New GOOds!s
FOR THE PRESENT sEAsON.I

We respectfully call tho attention of the
Public to our Well Selected Stock of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Ladies' aud Misses Hats,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Gloves, Caters. Etc.
Hardware,
Groceries,
School Books,
Stationery, Sc,
In fact Everything Found In First
Class Retail store.
we can assure our Patrons that we will be
up with the times. m
Come and Examine our Stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Country Produce taken in exchange r r
Goods
N. &. ]. d. LEE.
Dallas, April %, 1871 1-u
For the very best photographs go to Brad
~ ~ - Gall xxsk kb.,tnN
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LYONS
TX q { In Il irO m.

For Preserving and BeautifyingSthe
Human Hair To Prevent Its Failing
Out and Turning Gray.
A well preserved Head of Hair in a person
Of middle age. al once bcspeaks refinement, el-
egauco.s health aud beauty. II may truly be
called Womans Growing Glory, while men
are not insensihle To its advantages and charms.
Few things are more disgusting than thin, fri1
ly, harsh, nntaued Hair, with head and coat
covered with Dandrun. Visit a barber and
you feel and lock like man. This is
what LYONS kATHtIRUN will do all
the time. The charm which lies in well placed
Hair. Glossy Curis. Luxuriant Tresses; and %
Clean Head, is noticeable and irresistible.
Sold iy all Drug gists and Country Stores
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n n e z % " n L.
Bus SIN Z s S G D L l. L G. Z,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
THE EDUCATION FOR THE TIMES

A MODEL COMMERCIAL coLLEeE!l
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For the very best photographs go to Brad
ley d. Ruloffson's Gallery without STAIRS
DsG~ ASCEND IN TIE ELEVATOR, = 29,
street, San Francisco.
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The many friends Of Mr.. N. b
Phipps, Gsat Agent OF tho Uhiye-
sal Lite Insurance Company, Of Sar,
dis, Miss, win be gratifed to learn
that Mr.. Phipps has baeu.awardsd
the second prize of six hundred dol
lars in cash, offered by his company
for the best work for the year 1871.
This must be very gratifying to the
gentleman, and will nerve him to re,
newed exertions on behalf Of this
sterling company. We can conf
IDENTITY recommend Mr.. Phipps as a
reliable Insurance Agent. Tie lives
in Sdrdis, isof Us, and those wishing
to insure can, with confidence, place
their business in his hands. The
company has fully complied with
thelaw in regard to insurance com
panies making deposit in this State.
1t is in q sound and flourishing con
dition, and gives insurance at the
lowest possible price.
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Ssat ezss T. afasr
Afisat = ~ 40 mfl VI
81 ffi II. Ess b tia ts =
.Ie#sa n saesAm aHaaa ~ ntt
- / as a - fassi snsss#fHl
sassstlensfs n esF essusg. ahl D.
safse ns ssae isws lsasm Il
- c~giam#isY IL sakh H. 10
~ Biz zeal ahd shergy dapayai q
he profession AIthoBah quite i
yoang Haa. ssi Il lsss sgn ihs sh
tire eonhisnee u tt.s tSH citizens
u The county IN biz professional
'kill, AMI hasa istge aod lucrative
practice. Success 10 him issur earn.
ssi wish, and We are always ready
70 give the right hand In AID and
confidence 10 the young man who
has the courage, talent and energy 10
Win for himself In bis own county,
In spite OF the old scriptural adage,
"tbat no prophet Is without honor
except in his own country" 90 fair
0 fame.
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The formation of o firm for the
purpose Of conducting any kind Of
business Is ali important matter to
successful effort in the business
world, and all the clements neces-
sary to perfect harmony should be
required, and in the recent forma-
ton Of the law firm of Maj. L. p.
Cooper and s. q. Spencer, Esq, un-
der the firm name OF Cooper Aspen
Ger attorneys at law, we think hat q
highly desirable end has been ac-
complished to secur tor these gen.
tlemcn the largest practice in North
Mississippi. We can say nothing
that will add to the reputation OF
these gentlemen forhigh legal learn
ing and andoubted integrity, and
most happily take this occasion to
express our unqualified confidence.
respect and admiration for these oul
we'll deserved legal brethren, and
wish them In their new relations ev.
cry fulfllment of their most sanguine
anticipatlons.
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"a ws the scene Of q FIRE
~ siehs iast, IN which the
ssl Jeeeph simmons. col 1,
The Gre occurred about
stloet In the morning, sup
resulted from accident.
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sstension Of the citizens Of
and country 10 called to the
(of ". T. Morehesd, Watch
md Jewelsf, Who has located
.riews and b prepared to Do
vork In his line that may be
M nrps sia1
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Characteristic Enterprise.

SIANAh tptNth iJhAt AAAtSh AhNs
The great Chicago fire laid waste
during the fatal forty hours between
Sunday evening, Oct. 8, and Tues
day morning following, hundreds of
millions Of dollars in property. All
the principal buildings, banks,
stores, warehouses, printing offices,
and publishing houses went down ;
among the latter were the Offices of
the new family weekly paper Our
FiYeside Friend, but with that in
aomitable energy which is charac-
teristic Of Chicago, the publishers,
Messrs. Waters, Eberts & Co., while
Their fine. Offices were yet burning:
were making arrangements to re-
sumo their business and carry for.
ware their great enterprise. They
Immediately secured a new location
1T 1888 State street, which they &C
cupy till their former place is re
built. They are now Issuing thei
paper, a beautiful eight page, illus
trated, and pursuing their origina
plan of distributing one hundred
thousand dollars among their sub
scribers for 1872. Specimen copies
premium lists, etc, will be sent fire
to any address.
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kneers Of roads had better put
rnads in good condition at an
day, as the Grand Jury will in
|gatel the condition ofthe public
I of the county at the March
b. Of the Circuit Court, and will
true bills against delinquent
beers of roads. Az
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Mississippi Il Tennessee Railroad.
TIME TSREE.

Change oflmo on Sunday Nov. -. no.
GOING SOUTH.
Mail train leaves Memphis 2:l0 p. NJ, pas
Como 4:26P P. w., Sardis 800, Batesville b:2s,
CORTLAND 5:43, Popes Station $3.50, and ar
arrive at Grenada 1885 p. N.
Express trains leave Memphis 4;15 PM, pass
Como 1858, Sardis 1896, Batesville s:o7, Court
land 1874, Pope's 1881, T. NJ. and arrive al
Grenada 1890, p. NJ.
Freight train leaves Memphis $50 Am, pass
Como Ills, Sardis 1920, BateSyille liz,
CORTLAND l4l, po9o's ll53, and arrive at
Grenada $40 p. M,
GOING NORTH.
Mail train leaves Grenada 9;2j 4 H., pass Pope's
tl;l0, CORTLAND, 1l:17, Batesvile, 1892,
Sardis, 1920, Como, 1910 A. NJ aud arrive
nj Memphis3:00 P.H.
Express trains leave Grenada 2:3b A. H., pass
Popc's 4:37, Courtland 4;45, BatcsyiIle BOB,
Sardis $50, Como, 6;i2, and arrive at Mem
phis $50 A. ".
Freight train leaves Grcrada $50 A. w., pass
Pope's SAT, CORTLAND s:5D, Batosyille os27,
sardis 1895, Como ll15, A. NJ, and arrive
at Memphis 400 r. N.
Mail and 4 Express trains daily.
Freight runs daily, except Sundays.
The mail train going South makes G.rco
! connection at Grenada for New Orleans, The
Express going South connects for Water Val
ley, CoIfeeyille, Oxford, &c.
A.. s. L%TVERM0RE, Gen'l. sup't.
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LJM. Williamson has located
\, dty, and ofershis profession,
trries to the citizens Of tile
and surrounding country.
1 assiring his services will find
bSce in the Lavender Block,
he can be found when not
Mohally engaged.
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had the pleasure of a call last
from Mr.. T. j. Woodson, edi>
Ind proprietor of the Cotton
!, published At Austin, Miss.
|toundod cotemporary although
|ing with Us in politics a very
and accomplished gen.
u, and hope that his visits may
kpeated often.
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! notice an evidence of city en-
rise in the new delivery wagon
he reliable firm Of Ballentine,
|in 4 Co. This is truly city
., and we are glad these gentle
are 50 enterprisipg in their eff
not only to build up a fine
mess, but to our
lens.
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- asysi Afsh Chapter u
slsl their regular
[.,sa..loa on Mesday last
,ssk. In which q fac class
Ea~.e1 70 he subliTne he.
frgsi Arsh.
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The Japanse were honorably re-
ceiyed on the floor Of the House of
Representatives, ut Washington yes
terday at II am.
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Aspupils of the Batesyille Acad-
will have a fste at the Masonic
On the night Of the 18th Of
br the purpose Of raising
s With which to purchase a
b for their school. An inter
|g programme will be presented,
we think no one will regret
Erbuting fifty cents to this wor-
ause.
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4 Thinr Harsh Hagvia4

a
set s ri.
es eaissy ss a
ss ~
= H EsHa HsHs fh# rsr ~
ssa s#saH s sMl ; a+
8fas# sse sas 80 III
FfF - ss H5#H m4
Kh4fs ssaAlsa ssi
a aai - & aatllHe rr
eat az i8l FY b 4 a esag
thf beef Ia o.
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Din. A. WESSON.
=. G III s T,
"a Main street, Memphis,
Corner Of JefieFson.)

In presenting thy claims for a continuance u
patronage, TO 4 people to whom | have 50 long
been known, fhaving prscsleed over twenty
years in this county, ! deem it in q great
measure only necessary to give the location d
nv ofiee. In word ! am fable TO give rer-
lect satisfaction in every branch known TO The
Dental Profession, at greatly reduced rates Of
charges. Full sets, upper and lower, for $50, as
fine work as ever done in this city, and medi-
um sized gold Filings, $500.
! have in my Office nov, in successful Up.
GRAFTON, one Of the latest improved machinet
known TO the world for producing NITROUS
OXIDE AND OXYGEN HAB CHING Ga
Tie pure Gas emitted from this machine viii
transport, as it we're, Che patient totbe dream
land while being robbed Of the offending tooth.
without fhe slightest pain, and II p~erfer'ly
harzlessiu lie effects,
A WEsS0N,
?43 MAIv STREET, mhls
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THE Cuban General, Ryan was
discharged from custody on the
charge Of violating the neutrality
laws.
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Ggx. BEx. G. Howard, who COM
manded the Mechanical Volunteers
In tho battle Of North Point, is dead"
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The Tichberne claimant is in jail
at Newgate.
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Iisl&sa Afa
Hsws Msws6Ad Hekee

Hslssa Al fsas 1871
ssss Hs#e6.sd 4 Hsksss
esailsmsH-Ia ordering lhfyash feur lssy.
slsf, = sesn pIets stsek u yssf vslHabls Fssas
dies Il may he eel ~ ne 10 stats hat haze
ussd year sfissssipvl Dlsfrh# Cordial pcF-os-
ais. and have faasd Il admirahiy % shswsf
The purpose tef Which II Il intsnded The IT,
Hs 4safs Cure for DyssatsFy,' is veil applied
% fkis sTeeiuai prspsrsiioa.
VS. HIGGINS,
Merchant Helena, ar
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An old Friend.

hansf5fs Mississippi Diuthn Csdisi IS
ths Fifado n M rt0tggLgven IN small tuse
TO children, il will relieve Collie, dispel Wind,
and prevent Fcverishne.s aud other unacc1unt.
aide Disquietudes, arising from an overloaded
stomach, and imPerfeetd digestion II isgsntle
but sure In its operation, and does not drive
the functions Of nature into the opposite ex-
treme. Mothers be warned, and try 1t. Read
the testimony.
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he number Of cases of dangerous
|ness and the many deaths that
soccurred in the last two months
our county is truly alarming.
! disease that has been almost an
|aemic is either pneumonia with
Mold fever 81 meningitis, usual
lsIng symptoms Of all these dis
is. The result Of the disease has
\ very fatal, and there are still
Fd cases in the country at this
n Fering from this complicated
N%T. n ss @#a
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For Rent.

Tho residence Of Mrs. L. L.. Nelson on Ice
street, which ia co nmodious and comfortable,
having six rooms and two balls and q good
garden, stables sc. Call upon ibe undersigned
who will rent Il on reasonable terms.
H. P. COOPER,
Atty. ard ACT.
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Hfsw ntrsrF
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STOVES, CRATES ! HOLLOW WARE,
RUCKsS ~RRELEIGH'T,

which is the king Of all the stoves. 1t bakes
biscuit and bread 50 nice thatitwill make your
wife sing merry songs, and you VIII grow pleas
ant and fat. A man told me the other day
that he had but one objection to 1t, and thai
wasthis, when his wife got up in the morning
he did not have time to turn over in the BED
before she called him to breakfast.
f17-tf up. RYAN.
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There is nothing SO important in
business transaction as well kept
Ks. .Qne-half the failures in
ness occur before the parties
" Il By not having books kept
Wy, 50 Us to know how the bus
\ is going, to have some part
3 money invested, in cases
% Y does no. pay. A great
If tile law suits that occur
ing from badly kept books or nc
'els at al. There is everything t
So ena nothing to loose by keep
op The books. A good hand
flting too is a recommendation Il
~ IN any business. Acute ant
apld calculations are an indispensa
Pe necessity. Young men VIII,
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4a M #ET II tsN
w give below the officers of the
ris Agricultural and Mechanical
rety tor the present year I'll
n. +. Simmons, President E.. s,
aton, J. R. Dickins, Vice Pres
BITS; I W.. H. Wall, Treasurer
B. phipps, Recording Secretary
". Crump. Corresponding Sec'y
1recaipe Committee -Dr J. Car
!, Chairman w. D. Helm, J. D
|rley, DR.. John Wright, J. r. Law.
Yer, B. Walton, J.. G. Harrison, s
Gunter, r D. Irby, 7, F. VII
b, DR.. j. y. Irby, N. R. sledge
prham Bobo, / It'd !.
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Msssrs Mansfield i Higtte:
Dear Sirs-Please send me six bottles Of your
Mississippi Diarrha Cordial, the same you did
before. I have been using it with great sue
cess for summer complaints and diarrhea, and
think it is a splendid medicine, which always
cures, Respectfully,
MRS. MARTHA soMEitS.
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Nssrs Muasfsia L Hghc

ST. FRANCIS County, Ark, I
August ~, 1Sfa I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-21
0, FOR ANOTHER OLIVER GROIN.
WELL!
An Interview with ThOs. Carlyle,
the Great English Essayist-He
Thinks Everybody Going Wrong.

An Interview with ThOs. Carlyle.
the Great English EssayIst-He
= ~ 'o-' Do.--s
Rev. DIR, Cuyler in the New York Eyangelist.l
LONDON July 22.-Twenty-nine years
ago-during college.boy visit to Eng
land-I had most interesting interview
with Thomas Carlyle. His conversation
proved very fertilizing. Having great
desire to see once more the veteran who
has placed thirty volumes OF his produc-
tions in English libraries, sent him a
friendly message. He invited me to his
little plain house in Cheyne row, Chelsea.
Taking an intimate friend into the han
som with me, we sailed off on hunt
for the lion. We drove through fashion
able West End, on to the banks of the
Thames. There we found an antique
house, on whose corner we read the in
scription, This is the great Cheyne
Row." In one Of the oldest of the brick
houses in this row dwells-and for forty
years has dwelt-the most extraordinary
of living English men of letters. Not an
article seemed to have been changed in
the house since my previous visit in
1912. The good faithful wife who dwelt
there then has since passed away TO the
silent land" and all looked unaltered.
sent up our names, and we were shown
into a plainly furnished room, on whose
rugged walls hung rugged portrait of
brave Oliver Cromwell. Presently an cid
man apparently over three score and ten,
walked very slowly into the room. he
was attired in long blue woollen gown
reaching down to his feet His gray