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a villain.

COLUMBUS, O., August 2S.-John
Rnshmen, aged seventy years, respect
ably connected, and hitherto eminent
for consistent church membership, has
been RECENTLY discovered in an attempt
% violate little girls from ten to thirteen
years old. Two of his victims are under
medical treatment. Rushmsn has left
the city, e.FT0EW
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DIED.


SAXON-Inst night, an twelve o'clock
MRS. KATE +. SAXON, wife OF Mr.. George
saxon, and daughter of Martin Dwyer, in her
eighteenth yesr. hEaH fftsslssh CD
The friends and aequaintances of the fsmi-
lies of Mr.. Saxon and Mr.. Dwyer are respect
fully invited 20 attend the funeral from No
2 ,McCang street, at ten O'Clock tomorrow
morning. Carriages in attendance. 0rp ,
VJONEss.-Tn THIS city, on Monday, 18th inst,
FRANK, infant son OF Repben Jones, Esq, aged
three years.
The bud is torn from the parent stem, the
ethereal essence exhaIed, a creation all stain
less In its purity yanishes, and the beautiful
star fades away in Heavens own light. And.
perhaps, ,tWore better thus. Gonei and cone
Before to join the sainted mother. 'Tis true
1n Life's mystic chain another link is severed
but another spirit points the dear ones left
behind to the eloudiess cline, where the now
ers ever bloom and hope never dies. 8Ih
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O'ConOr and the LOuisvile Convention.

i. CHICAGO, August 28.-The Inter
Ocean, Tomorrow, will publish the fol-
lowing letter from Charles O'ConOr, oi
New York, dated August 9th:
My DEAR SIR-I was and am in favor
of the, Louisville movement, even the
mere profession of the adherence to the
Democratic ideas must soon disappear,
if without our marked dissent the party
can be transferred to its deadliest foe.
lSignedJ -="C CHAS. OsCONOR.-
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.aeu - arTa9sp "a Elre. .-Hszg .-r-
AUGUSTA, Me-, August 28.-A fire
broke out in a saw-miH at Somerset
Mills last night. The mills were entirely
destroyed, together with large guam
tity Of lumber. The mills were owned
by Lawrence Brothers and Wing &
Butler. Loss estimated at from fifty TO
sixty thousand dollars; insurance, eigh-
teen thousand dollars.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
80. .m.lm..a.,., =, D, -. wl,.on.. ! !

PORTLAND, Me, August Ex-senator
Wilson was Knocked down by a runa-
way team last night, but escaped with a
few slight bruises. 986 80 II O4io III
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CINCINNATI, August pa dispatch
from Gallipolis says the boiler of q
saw-mfil in Lawrence county, near
Guyandotte, exploded yesterday, killing
four men, John Jones, the proprietor,
the clerk, Webb, and a colored man,
and wounding two others.
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UNIvDRSrTX
SERIES OF SCHOOL BOOKS,
To Teachers In and about Memphis.

VIHE Primer, Spoilers and Readers OF the Uni
Il versity Series Of School Books are now
the Text Books for the schools of the city.
Other books of the Series are under considera-
ton, and may yet be adopted.
BS@ All the books of the Series are now for
sale in your Book Stores. am prepared to
offer advantageous terms to all teachers.
whose motto is " OUR books in the hands of
OUR teachers for OUR children" Yet let all be
national. faus9l G. ID. ELLIOTT.
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JOSEPHH. FITZPATRICK
y, Attorney at Law,
Al Madison street, Memphis, Tennessee
EXPOSITION STOCK.

rTlJdE third call on the stock fails due To-
Il DAY. August 18th, lS72. Please call and
pay. Belinquents On former calls are spe-
cially reqUe ted to pay up .r- .l
aul5 I'D. BURkE PICKETT. sacrefarv.
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General Belknap has done more for
the President in this contest than all the
rest of the Cabinet by remaining in his
Office and attending to its business with
the patient courtesy for which be is dis
tinguished. While all the Others, save
the venerable Fish, who couldn't stand
upon the stump without vertigo, or q
little 20 of brandy, were out making
Themselves offensive to thoughtful men,
the Secretary Of War remained at his
post. We move that be is retained after
Mr. Greeley is inauguFated, 70 illustrate
our ciVil-serVice reform.
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MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY
LegaIized by State Authority and Drawn
In Public In st. Louis.
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME.
$4,000 Numbers.
Glass 4. 10 be Drawn Sent. 40 ISz2

Tickets, $40; EEaIEFtcIxets, S5; Qrs-, Sc so.
Our lotteries are chartered by the state, are
always drawn at the time named, and all
drawings are under the supervision of sworn
ounnlissiOneTs.
The ofdcfal drawing viii be published in the
St Louis papers, and copy sent to purchas-
ers of tickets.
30 We viii draw similar scheme the last day
of every month during the year 1917 ~ r.
> Remit at our risk by Postohice Money Or
for a circular. Address
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1t is confidently expected that the water
will be ready for distribution over a large por-
ton o. the city during the month Of October,
1877, and all persons who wish TO enjoy its lux
ury are requested TO make application as early
as possible
The following Will be the rates to Water
takers, governed by the Rules aud Regulations
established by the Board Of directors:
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WATER
COMPANY,
Office, No. IL West Court Street.

A RE NOW PREPARED TO RECEIVE AP-
IA plicaions for Water Supplies TO Fani-
lies, Manufacturers, and others, at their
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JOHN CUBBISs, President.
w. L. CAMERON. Secretary. an
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But many of the latter would take john
son far better than they took Greeley.
lfcan1
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From Sh9 Earliest Ages

to the present day, Sc1ofu;s has been the bane,
Snd a it were, the curse Of mankind. Before sci-
(nee had Len deyelpped and man had made hila-
elf acdi@tk9Eth the&rees sore-house q ea9e
4there 10 Ind remedies for the healing d
torld, this disease had its own way. So 1err Z
4ui l!oaiesoNe nd y been ., pome periods Of 3
4: = !: !; !: =: II; 6:
laiions- H-ly in our day the disease il sellpped
II its terror ~ the use Of the SamarItan'e Root
ind Hesb Juiea a,asAs steti. stsyphiAs, scrofals,
Sestoreh.to nOund health in . lev weeks. ma
there are Thousands nov whose conditions are a
lad a. we're those Of the dark ages We are veil
Svare. NooNesy fail 70 tAa . cure as we'll a ~
lid then xfS an soeA We will furnish the Ssnf1l
hans Root and Herb Juis9 free Of charge, u6ti
SseseAgat etesd.. 81 Fre = nosSiea -
Fiih pi1o1n PauicYl.ESk ben it - -
s,o,a:s RI s eeI ,ss, e.! .;I, 81 =!
khe3 gun, oshervise no neaieine vii be sent.
DESMOND Co, Ptupsistoy, ..
= 9is Race street, rhii1dslphts, n
i~'*-'' J. z. BROwN, Aeentfor -
augl2eod&v3ss Leavenvorth.
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Dyspepsia Prevails.
almost universally.

almost universally.
Nearly every Sl.ier esesl 'yos M srt - .ieib
an apparently willing one log were l;.i> not t'-
case, why many sufferers, wheu eert-s.,
speedy and sa:a rfaei n within the essv reacs u
all who desire 10 avail themselves OF III Gst
majority wiiInot Blinded by prejudice. or &C.
tered by some ot!sSs aaex plainol ianis.Ace, tsy
refuse TO accept the relief proacrel them. Iats
turn a deaf ear 10 the testimony OF the th1uslpi,
whose sa.tsctas, have been ahev iais-l, sai Wiz,
stranger MIA; uatssi appear TO ol!ag with ats.tIS
determination 70 their rfthicss tcrmentdr. Ia;
says dy,pepJic3 What is the renie. = u - .
We reply: This great alleviItor Of human suiei
is almost widely known The IL siish a;isus
II has allyeI the asonie> oi thousands Ini u IL
day carrying eoirost and eaeoursceh,pn, 10 tnosss-
ands Of Others his aeSn.Seld-ei Ra,,s,' y ''-pe
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fjllIl sAEDici1.I ] Js1s;;
ONE MILLION
.VTFl "a T-isIitAl al y MI
OF Lives Saved

IL is one o! ihe rei1Ik-'. G..ts OF this re.isr.--
ble ase, not merely thar 50 niaay r-rs1ns 70.
victims OF dy peosls iae>;iuq- isi Its nj t-.
Victims Ncr, We would NOT b. willing 10 say H..
any one resaras dyspepsia with favor, feels dis
posed 10 r.lk 1t amoas the iuxuresotliAr. fsrisS.n
u. Those who hsve experienced its tormenis
would scout such idea. All dreai IL. and SoI,,i
gladly dispense win its unpleasant .amiiiarities.
Mark Tapiey, Who Was Jelly under all the sryins
circumstances in which he vas placed. never had
IN attack Of dyspep&s, o. hts lolhty would have
speedily torS,ken him. Men and women so.a..-
times suffer its fortunes OVERWHELMINGLY but Who
ever heard ofa person Who enjoyed themc
Ola the niultiiArOus diseases to which the I,u-
man system is liable, there is, perhaps, one So
generally prevalent as dyspepsia. There are d.
sesses more sctrfe and painfnf and which more
quently prove fatal; but none the effects of which
are depressing TO the mind aad positively dis
iressins 10 the body. II issre is wrpiehrI bcing
q The world II IS. IL - ~ d, 3. -, =
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Beneficial Only

in al! Of thc hillary sy-Ies,. lioei,aH I.yi
man Bitters stand without equal, Ect!I; prom p,
ly and vigorously upon the Hscr they remove ~
torpidity and cause EealthhIl sevgS;sOH pi hi -
thereby supplying the stomach with tht it,st inis
Pensable elements of digestion in l..dirT yiolu-
tons. They give tone TO the stOnacl-s;niuiaiiu,
ii. Tnctions, and enabling to perform its duties
y ;ure dcsiened II should de- q hey ID pzrS Vi s,r
strength u the entire system, causing the -
.ient to ftef Ike aro.her tcin-iu fact giving him
n usv lS0.< al Lie. 2
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Let it be Remembered

1rsr Of ALL thar HoGfESSgS ,SiN,AiAN Ki IL
TIERS is not aruip beverage. Ihcy aTe'uo; ai,o-
holk any sense OF the term. They are comI,~.t!
wholly OF the pare uice NJ 'y,ia Principal vi NOES
This is not mere assertion. The extract, iiYu
which they are com pour;ri re prepared nv ouc 81
the ablest of Germsn ehcsafe:'. Unlike any Other
Bittcrs in the market i-.yS wholly Tree fr0i.I
sprituous ingredients. Ie Qbjeetons which lac It
with much force ss.sr- n iHr1iors OF this cia,
namely-that a desire z intoxicating drinks J.
stimulated by their use, are not valid in the ui
the German Hitisrs. 50 Fac tIonn. eagvasAsins
intoxicating taste ds>se Tor inehriatins heNer-
ages, il may be confidently asserted that thr.r te,
dency is in a dicnetrc,,iy Opposite dircs,ar1 n !.
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A Confirmed Dyspeptic.

But il Is hot our iacu;ioE 10 dI sani Oh the h2y
ross OF dyspeasis- 10 Sescr,ss tat IA tttih:ly !,
simply imisossL,iiy, hat it is Possible " 2,,.i.s
out a remeCy. VIC have said that dyspeps.a j. eT-
hafss he most universal OF human disexscs. ! his
Is emphatically the case in the United Sia;es-
Whether this prevalence Is die 10 the character o;
the food the method Of its preparation or the hasfy
manner in which il is Usually 'sGaliewed. IS not
province explain. The great iict with VIII 4
arr ctIieti 10 deal tlrfSt ~ '''s"' f'fii
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CUTTING.
a S.s4c stat. will f'Ios.;SJ'S Spnaa
! l,nsraa LIZ

"A s.s,c :..at, will PIosns;s Spna,-
Come Up.
We hear of lively case OF slashing with
knife, which is likely to be called before Ike
courts at an carly day, unless ii should be
settled A man well known in town, went
to house occupied by a woman in the lower
part Of town, and, berbnfiris; ifi,her intimate
on snort ACQUAINTANCE, took her on bis knee,
He then drew large kniie, with what in!en:
,ion IL no, Known, ssl,ieh 70 fsiShtened md
woman, that, making an excuse 10 go into
another room, she wen, on OF doors and
fave an alarm. Two men who happened to
he at neighbo,'s house crnie 10 Tie rescue,
and were attacked by the now furies, visitor
who on, one Of dem across lie witt, nearly
half scvering his hand from III arm. Fortu:
naieIy none cfike ,endons OF large veins were
divided, but tie wappasd Win is laid ua setO
speak. WY sbmrlaiht" iias r. 9. q. a'ttiady
been made, We are unable to explain. ~ ia -
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
GREEK OIL

Ths oil n sIrsseiya nIhs,iy tor feirs I'D aches.
OF AZ Shas, :s>-.;,. r. ~ IN cttnlfn..
ssraits Bu.s, Pam IN TIE Boo ard io,ns, King.
ETrus Ac. .Ae.. ali yield - its cGsesna aaspibs-
tion. Thc number Of cage sreeISI III ii is.asio,
i,h!ns and they are frcrca=sss every day.
TaSen Internally, il Is cure for iieart-buED-,
kidney Dis s..x, ;sis : 'is-slsctrs Ccsss Dys-n-
t1y, Che!erz ;ioTh.s, Cs4IHIs Pains in.lEe siois-
The einek or j. cosn:J.e,i er,ir,iy o. 'isrsI;ns
guus sad esssssia osiss This phneif... .as rsl.e1L
is an oily SUBSTANCE. proelred IN IL. souli.sn rait
~ Greece. lis effects as destroyer o. fsila
truly rnazieal 1ho1s.nds have beer beaest-i' ~
its aa, and Trial by thsss Vie am skep,isa sal,
thoroughly eonvihce thep o: j.. ips.tnn-tie Sl.e-
These Eenedi.. II Is sept by Express 10 ems 20
eaiity, upon 'aipiics;,oaf sS the rEfSCiPA, nf.
nee. a thu tSt4xAH. NAeIcINs 5ToEE LIB
ARCH.ST.. 4sliIlADELPS4YA. ...s.s
On As. u. EVANS. Proprietor
. Formerly c. u. JACKSON q CO. .,s
Tss<Remsdiss arc jor Sale BY Drrsg,i.i..
Smeiartr,s and Mediein.s Deaiof "a ny~AeI.
uef: edAsat- dteow -~a--..--'-
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came home that evening about O'Clock,
and with the exception of fifteen minutes
absence at Mr.. Traps grocery for some coal
oil, was at home until is, when they went
TO the show together. This testimony was
fully sustained by Mrs. Nye, sister to MIR.
Aslein, Mrs. Bartlett, her mother, and Mr..
Trspp. His innocence was established
'ss,st.A ut 5 s 81 :s: q
the most rigid questioning Of the witnesses
did "a deEelop We. lessasy ia the .chain Of
evidence that cleared away the cloud Of sus-
piciou cast ovsf tks 'rrisssShei By the statement
OF Lewis. .., co..
The prisoner was discharged and received
. the warm congratulations of his friends.
The revolver with which the shooting va
done carries eight balls, and the witnesses
who were called upon to examine h-exoepl
Mr.. Max Harris-plenounced it diaeEe.'
from any they had ever seen before. Tha'
veil known pawnbroker testified that thi
uisdsukfAakrsSbe. W. il His possession
pa~ned BY = young NAP naned Gid Buck
ley, who redeemed il = few weeks sgo, and
immeaiaisly isoid Il to ! man nan ssanding on tn
sidewalk irsfrodt ofadrt taMafSr sA6p; dit
ndk ksawthe Dssshasg q vAoh ~ II
probability Is tint The piasof ~ill not b
claimed at very early day.
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HOOFLAND'S TONIC

ac,s sith al,s"sv nsi> eLas .Hss. =, Il, hse nniy
Stimulate tlie 6segjss An wasslDs ssiesles, hui
nyisorates and peraar spiIs 4! tenstnepS " acton
upon the liver and stonath Thorough. PEI hats icSs
proaipe than the EitseTS vAts ~ S1e qsssitsy IL
iakeS. 10 nane ,hs I<ss ofsis., IsLge:siso,. bill
housness. physical or nervous Prostration, yi,ii
readily To its potent INFLUENCE. u gives the nSst
newer ami sifoa.ser k1.i xpoAihk, resnoSss de-
preston OF sPirit,, ard 'iisPres Snserhslnsss !!
supplants the pain OF di.caae with the ease AMI
weakness, throws as 6nsIeney "a tiS SiSds. ami
siarts the restored intahd: upon 9 new and glad
the hus,an r,e< as~ not nOnunSd to hp cslsbSnfe,S
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Youths
adding freight
Chincil and Fur Beaver Pea Jackets have
children. Although
goods shade higher have still upward Tendency notwithstanding shall sell
goods cheaper than sold last
- Here The Prizes OF portion Of NV stock on hand
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PODOPHYLLfN PILLS

act upon the stomach and sd~sfy, sarfyIng o. th-
pnrer obe,ruetDn.' - hie fhs SH,srs or Toni
purify the blood, strengthen AMI in~is,sa.,, iAy
name, give tone and appetite TO We STOMACH, aifI
thus build up the invaiid anew.
Dr. Hoofand, having provt.led lateral fsIe~'i .
Ior disease, has givep The world one mainly 'pr
external sPyliea,on. in the ~ondeIisi P's!1r-'.
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'' ; 8: r.: i;5E|[;s,nl l: ..''''

Resolued, That We most respectfully ask our
next Legislature to pass such laws as will
absolutely limit the amount Of taxes that can
be levied or collected y. such a pay as ga,
,sdISi13sEi8sot lev9A.Ss 90.
year for all county purposes and for current
expenses, more than $50, 0CO, and for in
terest on bonds, and for all county purposes
and current expenses, not more than $780,
600; that the City Council shall not levy in
any one year for current city expenses OF any
kind, interest on bonds, sinking fund and all
school. puypo.es, pors than $96, goo; and
that the City Gulecil and Boaed y Comfy
Commissioners shall be absolutely prohibited
from contracting any debt, issuing any bonds,
scrip, or any other evidence OF debt, except
checks upon money actually in the treasury,
and that violation of such law shall lie
considered ebony, and punished by fine,
and imprisonment in the penitenliary not
less than five years.
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DIR. H0O6allll'A,t
6 Err NJ III III .jbiTTERS.

Wvull yvp kn,s I.,.s VI the IL. i ilis y..fi-,
derfuf nIedtfne than can he learned iEU Ia eNtV-
renee Of siher. Try il yourself. and sen
failed 10 uhlI the as-uygnce OF its Ell acy s. -
the proprietor, Their .in:indon sf;',i In H. '''-
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Family medicine.

No household should b ~ thout tsssI snet as
perfectly safe, require but s~ Tor oEtEsf! aose
in connecticn with Dr. Hollands German fir"rs
or Tonic may he regarded certain stt itGsis ~
case. of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Or am 2! TIE
Disorders 10 which the system Is haffy ~
7 ..s .sSs 90 - 70
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|fB||A||RRR|GIA|
g3l|z'z VIII Be PAID

ToSaypessons prodae1As thy hedsr,ne able to
ShSv 0uo-th4rd a many living; permanent cures
u DE. FrrLKR's Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy !;
SuAo<WsheP1ewasdS q efoe for my case Of Chronic
Sr Iuhammatory Rheumatic Ague, Sciatica, and
rheumatism % - Kldneys Wl0 ~ ezse. This
Rheumatic Syrup q ssed issrardly only, pleasant to
The TASTE and guaranteed free from injurious
R.ssh AkHt &aass hsdis;5 ,, ~ II 'fiss s.
kssor Of Toxicology and Chemistry graduate Of the
celebrated University Of Pennsylvania, A. d. I,
!S; e hi, H. fSis PREPARATION under
Solemn oath is conscientiously believed to be the
1uly positive reliable, infallible specific ever dis
Ioyered .Tks troof that ether specific exists Is
6upd in every .<onmusify in persons AFFLICTED for
6any years past and still suffering. II physicians
{oalA enrstS 4. GspeA6n diA exist. this would not
sO,.A ssct thst pust q u1iss,saily admitted.
{urity or evidence has hSt1aS.Or. Filters Rheu-
hattie Syrup will cure his case. The protection Of
krsA. = poaDeats iasaast position Is II legally
&0ea 0aGna which. vii b 1oruardea Without
&h.ge aeany ss1sres isendiag ~ letter . deeriP-
tsRs a0issish3. ShiA guarantee viii stsse she eH-
3ct nu4bsrof bettle0 -Was1ntel 70 cure, and in
Saseof failure the msney paid will be returned TO
be patient. NoseAeg 1me1E bssey0 been offered
IN such liberal and honorable terms. Medical adj
3ice- Fith 6cateS. GoS prominent Physieiana,
fssUHsns. sts -,yhosh.Is hen cured after gu
}rSsiRS .s4es. - South EeuIth .hsst. Philadel;
L. e.
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ID y. HOO = l. A n ID -
GERMAN TONIC.

has been specially PEepaTei- u is in,tnied Tor use
where iii ht asnl,olic sti..uf1nt Is Required y,
cunnecaioa Wit th.. vee -ksesn fosea p spf sz 81
the purs Gerplan LITTER las ioGic CONTAINS all
the Ingredients d the E.ites, Gut 80 Favored 10
remove the EXTREME bitterness. This Preparation
form, all the vrtues Vi lae CeTlnan H.tt,rs- The
solid extracts Of Of Natures choicest festofi
tiyes are held by splr Ss,sa OF ths
puress quality. In ess<sot ]An@,s OF axesSsise de-
biiity, where the system argsars " have becoms
q exhausted Gifts ciler,:cS. go "
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They Purify the Blood,

cleansing Ihe vital laid ~ ell hortot iic rr'its atd
supplantng them with the elements of genuine
heavbfulness. In word, thereis ssareeiy'a diss.e
in which they cannot 'e safely and bn:nc ally sn'-
plovcd; bat In that most generally prrs5!rTf, @'-
tressins and dreaded lise..sI DytePe
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'Tf6}ca1I.
6R:'VHffiER.

oA0 ~ - oeUN9
6I7 St. Charles. street. St. loeis. Nc.
y! & "a! E:
e. 8 g.. s.s,;;
siscsdsse :: HIr 20
\: !:.s s:.ss a.. Ss !s.s &. ~
produce OF IN. is,ls.iny e1erfs: nervousness.
q iSSsSEY!5:ek $500 lSisiieI iSSS3
k $50 :,SS! e. sssss! eS5sS!IelE f.; q
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-11
They Stand ,Unilvaled.

Now, there certain classes o persons Ia whom
extreme Bitters not only unpaiatahle, but who
had it impossible .. te tirsai wiho nj ssitvs dis
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-11
.-isWher~ sh. Eeportcrs SO.
Mark Twats, in ..,,e ef.l,is lec.nrc-tins,


iers 40 the repor.eti;!..o.IE
! | reported On thai morning newspaper
three years, and il WAS pretty llGfl work.
But enjoyed lis attractions. 1.eP5iting is
the best school il the world 10 81 H{Hef1
edge 0: human beings, human hkA08a16
human ways. A nice sentlmanly reporter
i make no references-is we'll treated by
everybody. Just think of his acquaintance
ship, his experience of life ard society, No
other occupation brings \ man inA such
familiar sOciable relations With mil qtes
and classes of people. The - fhhNAAt
night - midnight he god koMD
urourd after items among poAN bnd :
birds, in the lookup, queftiohfhg ~
prisoners, ard making lasting. friendslS
with some of the worst people in
world. Laughter. And the yet 7,
evening he gets himself up regardless dX-
pence, puts on all the good clothes his fnds
have got laughter goes and take1 4inner
with the Governor, or the comY6nder- in
chief of the district, the UnitedAases Sena-
tor, and some more of the uppercrust of So
cieiy. He is on good terms with ~ Rfthem.
and is present at every public gafEefhg, and
has easy access to every vash4yisGtAH
Why, b5eakfasted almost every morning
with the Governor, dined wfhtbA 4sihAftA
clergyman, ard slept in the station: hDuse.
Laughter.