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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-22

Il was my custom in my youth, says a
celebrated Persian writer, 10 rise from
my sleep to watch, pray and read the
Koran. One night, as l was thus en-
gagged, my father, man Of practical
virtue, swoke. Behold, said 70
him. thy children are lost in irrsligir n.
slumbers, while / alone wake 10 sor.;ss
God. Son Of ny soul, said he m
we're better for thee to be eagaged In
irreligious sleep than 70 wake ~ fod
fault with thy brethren
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BARiMEErING.

2 On Monday evening last, one of the
ihapliiest and iiiost convivlal meetings
we ever attended was Held by the mem
Hers Of tht bar Of this city" The occa-
sion Of the meeting was 70 honor Judge
Hare, the recently appointed officer to
preside over the criminal concerns of
tile district composed Of Graysoh, Col
lin ana Dallas counties. Speeches
were made by everybody present, good
feeling and fine wine constituted IL
grand itehi'in the" general JOY which
prevailed. Tile indeting was presided
i'over by MAJ jor Barkstialt, Who deported
himself In the usual feliGitous and hap
py MANNER, aid who gave to every
Sentiment Expressed d coiorring Of dig
1iiked grandeur that made them Il e
'Inorc appretiable.' Col. Snced, Mai.
iAult,H tapt. Bower, Maj Baylor, Judge
Mitchell and all the other lights that
'shone ON TIL" occasion, having ex-
pressed themselves satisfied with the
prospects in general and with, Judge
Hare in particular, turned their I'M
tanned wits loose, and after many hap
Ply puns upon the presiding Judge OF
the district, agreed that the meeting
should adjourn at precisely II, o. clock,
NJ. The Whole affair was a grand sue
ftrSs and cnr thanks for cn,I,.t os;es az
tended are hereby returned. "
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swct;ygyRAYuOx.g

,u.A..u,M Tnf,H.- 80 4 lsih, Z, ,NeN 4, a,
NY'Shpye beep requested 0.eall the
attention Of the County Court to the
'iaet that by the 18th day of the month,
under the new law, the registration of
the voters of each county in the State
HAY Recommended. The time limited
FOR beginning this work expires on the
. 18th day of August. II y made the
duty Of the County Court, to fix by
proper meets and bounds, each voting
precinct IN their respective counties,
and having done so, the District Clerk
can appoint and qualify his deputy fol
i THE registration Of voters Throughout
the several precincts thus defined,
THE operation of the law should bt
harmonious, and if a little time b.
devoted to preparing all the prclimi,
harios wcll, we predict that il will be
found to work Well. II may be proper
III tliis connection to state also, that
'levciy one, whether registered here,
toforc or not, must register under the
new lhw4d duty that every good man
Should attend to, - 800, ,.,....
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why Endure what il CurnbIea

what can't be cured must be endured, "
says the proycrb; but Indigestion can be
cured, and therefore II is the merest stupidity
to endure it. Dyspeptics have certainly a
right to continue dyspeptics to the end of
their days If they choose, but rs 1t is not sup
posed that any rational being prefers physical
torment to ease and health, probabilities
that ii all sufferers from indigestion were
convinced that an absolute, infallible remedy
for their complaint existed, they would with
one accord resort TO it. Wemost emphatically
that its name is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Tie record ofits success extends over period
Of more than twenty years, and 1t is fearlessly
alleged that during the whole of that time 1t
has never failed to afford permanent relief In
any disorder or arrangement of the stomach
that was not organic, malignant, and incur
ahle,i The testimonials that go TO establish
this Important fact can be counted by the
thousand. Stomach complaints that had been
aggravated by n total disregard OF all dietary
rules, and intensified and rendered chronic BY
MEDICINAL treatment or drastic: purgation,
have in hundreds of instances been cured
within three months by the systematic use
OF this celebrated stoinachic aud Alternative.
IL should be remembered that weakness OF
the digestive organs involves many other all
ments Biliousiicss, headache, nervous de-
bility, spasnis, palpitation OF the heart, rush
of blood to the head, nausea, vertigo, and
sleeplessncSs are among itsconconlitants and
results; diid FOR ALI these the great vegetable
stomach, and through the stomach upon the
secretory and ntrvous systelhs and the bow.
els, its general effect beiugalwass genial and
bent'ficent. .st d
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Tho following pnthctlr sinty h TRIMS
lnted from the German journal, Scep-
trcnnd Crown;
nSlre.u snId thc wife of MnXlmlllinn
to Nnnuleon. with heartfelt but gentle
voice. npnrdon the wife who speaks
fnr ihe honor and life of her husband.
IN I. In INV zenl. hnye allowed myself
In IA, carried ON foo hold defense of the
cauae which 10 me X the highest and
hnIicui. n couId NOT have been other
Wise Sire, I bcsocch Won. for the sake
of eternal mercy have compassion.
I,,va ~. ,,nt n vear,a nrotectjon' ar give
~. gold If tho blood ~ France IL prec-
ious IN vo,u
And ,,,ith an ,ndoscrjlobly hesrechinp
loni, of auon,ish sl,e lacked at this
, ,o Fl f,an, Whose nanth Inc word of.
hr',n r,i,,ht ho .o,nJeJ which She
J ipI, nnrr,, an tbo m.inol ~ love md
in' 'S ~ Il or h,,sbnnd ni";ng of,r In order
~ . w. H. Jnonnirin~ soul with new
strength With cold tone replied Nj
9na,fI,nsS'."tlNIodan IN the ,rc,toat service
poieom n ranaau ia,d las r. 'a aerions mo-
v,n,ts IL cnmnletc futh and condor.
r. yvnn,J Iva !, rrimc townrds your Mai
ast,, If 7 wero tn nfIar vo,, homes which
o,2I ia raaI;ynd 'NIv rrsolycs orn
v vnnItorohIn lilo thc necessary which
hns dictoted them have nothing
,nnro IaSt for Niayico-mot. n man
mnt dol,nrn Then tbc feot,,res
n ~ M Tmnrass hacamn c,nynlsed
IL a hnrri,1a foei,iat, ~ tun white
81 hor ''o au as, honnn,c If the color
% % Lied. bor ninncos had a dom-
IN inr ' nT"t,nhnrnsennt GLOW her Inns
, I'M VIA hocl, hotn her snlcndid
l p'h;ta to "n With arms nntstretched
VIZ st ,roaa' tvor,,., thn Eunneror, and
~ I'. ~. s',,i. ~ ,,.,r.j, Ldtuoon thn
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A Cool Customer.

A man entered well known rcstau-
rant the other day, and called for din
ncr. His orders were of the most clab-
crate character, and fairly staggered
the resources of even so noted u restall-
rant keeper. He fingered long ut the
table, and finally wound up will
bottle of wine. Then lighting cigar
he ordered, he leisurely sauntercd up
to the counter and said to the pro
prictor .... au q
every fine dinner landlord !, Just
charge it to inc, HAUNT gotta cent"
"But | don't know YOU" said the
proprietor, indignantly.
"Of course you don't! If you had
you wouldn't have let me had the din
nor" t,r
"Pay me for the dinner, say"
"And say can't. Haven't got the
blunt.' aH 4 1pd 'ssh 3yig s'i1
"I'll see about that,p said the pro-
prietor, somewhat furious at the bill.
Then he snatched Il revolver from a
drawer and leapcd over the counter,
collared the man, enchanting rs he
pointed it at his head: de
"Now, see if you'll get away with
that dinner without paying for it you
scoundrel."
"What is that you hold in your
hand? ?" said the getter-away-with free
dinners, drawing back. 'a
"Fhat is Il revolver, sir" o.s.t
90! that's q revolver is it! don't
care pin for revolver. j thought it
was stomach pump.n ,HWr}
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GRIMES

Some philosopher who had devoted
much time and great labor in studying
those malatlies which sometimes af-
q feet our moral natures, has declared
that crimes are results of disease.
Whether this theory be true in fact or
toothiM to satisfy the doubtihg skcptics,
it is useless to discuss; but certain it is
that the criminal transactions of the
|2present day demands SOME remedy
hereby the number of victims can be
gdiminished, and higher order of
mOrality established. All over our
r greatcomitry we have daily evidences
roof the fearful complaints, which areno
\ less startling inJtheir character than
iifrightful in number. Parents are MUIR
], deied by the hands of their off.springs;
children are staying each ether ihus-
iibands are slaughteringHtheir wives,
and wives are seeking the solnce of
widowhood through process of poison
ing, as remarkable in horror as effect
i've in results. The pulpit has
hurled its anathemas against this
prevailing malady, but justice closes
her eyes, and genius comes to tbs re-
lief Of criminals, Who 80 free to be
gaaed on by the curious as ali object of
curiosity. Suicides and duels belong
tothc t'rimiiial disease, and are as
prolific ofthefr Victims as the knife or
pistol "a The murderer. Tie morbid
cNcifif ciIt' occasioiied by the calami-
tots t6Se eiiucnces of the Richmond
dnt'i, has hardly subsidized before an
otiiti horrible circumstance Is given to
the Nn!m y''the death Of Judge: Coo
ley, Mo, Was killed on the 3Oth ult.. BY
Major, islictt, Of tile New Orleans Plea
yuiie. We Knew Judge Cooley Vel,
and have often enjoyed his sparkling
Wit and listened to his merry laugh as
some good Story was told, but he has
gone to render his great account of
the deeds done IN the body. He fell, |
another martyr to the force Of that
inipefiois custom to Which he yielded.
Peace to his ashes. ~. - - 4
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The bachelor.


Where is there more pitiable oh
ject on earth than man VINO has no
amiable woman interested in his well
fare: tt 4.
How dismal does his desolate room
appear when he comes home at night,
weary and hungry, and sees barren
table and lonely pillow, which looks
like the white urn of every earthly en-
joymcnt.
See the old bachelorin the dark after
noon of life, when his heart is sinking
to its sunderance. Not n solitary mem
DRY CLEANS over his opening grave. No
weeping wife to bend like a comforting
angel oyer his dymgpillow and wipe the
death damp from his brow No fond
daughter to draw his chilly hand into
the soft pressure of hers, and warm his
icy blood with reviYing fires of atlec-
ton! No manly boy to link his break
ing name with the golden chain ofhon-
orable society, and bind history in the
vast volumes of the world he is leav-
ing forever! He has eaten and drank
and died, and earth is glad she got rid
ofhim, for he had little else to DO than
to cram his soul into the circumference
of a sixpence; and no human being
save his washerwoman will breathe a
sigh at his funeral, -[Fireside Friend.
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aud rinps fuf nmnalina Ncililibq pfr3
Ing upon the accidents and necessities
Of society. lThc fnrmcr IL, ina large
SENSE u corner stone III sustaining the
Iifclof men and Staics-but 80 IL tie
mechanic, llcsnaIl awho Transports
produce for the farmer, and, NOR
ally thc doctor who spends
slccplcss nights to preserve liu-
manliic. May not say that tlie
faithful lawyer who battles In the
courts for the rights of the widow, the
orphan, the poor and the unfortunate
who, when war comes or liberty Is en-
dungercd, Is found in the front ranks
i'm His country's. defence---i-H he not
worthy ~ sit atltablc. with tue farmer,
the mechanic, the good DOCTOR and the
stalwart teainster? Jefferson, Patrick
Henry, Madison, Andrew Jackson and
Henry Clay We're all lawyers. Warren,
the first to fall ut Bunker Hill was n
doctor Archer, the father of the Texas
revolution, WAS a doctor. Ecllow+Dcln-
ocrats, it Is not the occupation, nor the
locality in town or county, that shapes
a mans fitness to make or execute the
laws, or to Defend liberty. The .ques-
ton is broader and deeper--is he hon
est ? is he capable? is he incorruptiblc:
Fellow-Deniocrats, beware'of snares!
Avoid arraylng one class against an
other. All farmers, or all mechanics,
or all ,ioctofsy or all lawyers --all of no
one class make'a happy or prosperous
people. Each class Is necessary Ia
make rs great and haTpy.9-llhen why
divide, when our true interest Is in
common Beware of false gods !! Let
theik,mp of experience be- n guide to
our feet. I B-n9iiu snoilusA y Adi".'
The great question: is today, how
! shall we, tho Democrats of Texas, COM
I posing the great part of the; bona fide
| people, 50 act as to secure honest and
capable public officers, and rid our
Estate. of the Radical party That is
THE QUESTION. Ianswtr: H. ~ fi
4 Let the Democrats Of each precinct
! in every county in the State meet in
their ncighborlloods, select their own
! nciglbors asidclesatcs to a'county con-
Nention, thus fairly constituted, nomi-
nate, good men and honest Democrats
for thevarious offices to be flied in the
county. at The same time let them
/ select delegates to represent the county
in the Democratic district convention
ofthcir district, and others toreprescnt
the comfy in the general Democratic
State convention for the nominations
for State officers. Is this not fair to
all Democrats of 'aH classes and octu-
7 p:itions.!'7 Iss it not honest? Is it not
the true and direct road to harmony
and mutual confidence among breth-
ron of the same political household d!
AS, to our own county, Duck creek has
led off. Let the. Democrats of each
precinct meet on Saturday, July 10, ut,
say two O'Clock p. NJ, and appoint ten
delegates to assemble at 10 O'clock A.
NJ, in the court house in Dallas, Sat
urday July 26, and all will be well.
JEFFliRSONIAN.
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fror the Dallas Heralda.I

IFor Che Dallas Herald.l
re The Democrats Or Dallas County.
rh After years of wrong and oppression,
the unjust Laws under which weihave
lived, have been mainly repealed, and
where necessary, better ones substi-
tutod for them These happy results
have bccnl accomplished by the par
tid Democratic triumph last fill,
securing soiimany tried and faithful
men i'm the Legislature.di % ai''fi
al by improving the advantages thus
gained, in our next election, to eofne
off on the second day of December
nexts we can elect good and honest
Democratic citizens to the office of
Governor and all otherState positions !;
secure a Democratic Senate and House
Of Representatives; and capable and
honest Democrats AZ county officers.
When this is done, Texas will be once
more'ai free State, governed through
the voice of her own people, This is
the prize for which true and faithful
Democrats must contend a free gov
EerHmeAf, low taxes and am honest
administration Of the laws. Honest
men are neither more nor less
honest because they live in town or
seiintfyn-liof because of their paftfcu-
lar occupation. The man who Is Just
ANA honest, cndehvors to be right at all
times Sound political philosophy, as
enunciated by the great apostle Of hu-
man fithts Thorias 1cftefxon, s'e-
"a uls tllat th6sc who make and an-
N = inc iows, should he In fun SYM
paiiif Win a great producing elasses,
y distinguished from -those who Tive
lieeilimafely, such a. cambiaefions
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oun VIENNA coRREsrox DENcE.

2 az VIENNA, Austria, May 20, 1873.
Notwithstanding has evidently
somewhatconfused theseasons, so that
they have forgotten the order of thcil
coming. We had summer in March,
and we are now having winter in May.
This unexampicd weather, together
with the very-much-less-tha
influx of strangers, has rather clondct
the faces, and dnrkened the glowing
anticipations of the ardent and hope
full Viennese- The "tllirty thousand
daily visitors to the Exposition arc
not there, and the five hundred hotels,
with accommodation for eleven thous-
and persons, are only blessed With a
little over five hundred guests. One
fine, new hotel has but six rooms ocell-
pied. mtt.si- i---ssE5l so i~it ~
, The city papers are endeavoring to
enlighten the people as to the cause, to
make them see that their grasping dis
position, their too great anxiety to
relieve all strangers, as fast Us possible
of thcirmoiley, was reality cutting
their own Threats, and one daily, in de-
spair oyer the blindness of the people,
exclaims: "Must all the time, the
labor. and money that Austria has eX-
pended on this Exposition, be utterly
thrown away through the obstinacy
and unreasenahleness of the Vienna
people?',l nilinia 800 :. ,@t1R9il
The papers OF all nations are warn
ing their people against coming to Vi
emma TO make a long stay, on account
of the. exorbitant prices, and it il said
that, even the Gar of Russia has writ
ten to inquire If it " true that only
millionaires can visit the Austellung.
- It seems to be characteristic Of these
people to adhere to any course they
have marked out, no matter how much
of "a loss it may be, TO them. The mar
kct people Win prefer to have their
and fruit spoil ON their
hands than take one Jtreazer less than
the price demanded; hut there are
ar,bt,o tbe authorities son,e mon of
eno,gb ;ulyepent 10 600 how ettactu-
aI,v 'v;enna e. ,,,i,,,;n,,, o. b,ar. nros,,ects
Of success, BY holding so obstinately
-, 2 ! ,,;et;n,s ra,har4ban s,,as,. a.a
botel.keeners Ibava been
eal,ettun hefore tho apistrates for bav-
~; no iI cba rae., ,oc,xorl,;ta,t nr;c.. and are
8 Sarnoed tbat they will be pnblisbed
tbroy vbont III ~.ad n thrv ID not If
p.,ee re,l,,es tf.eir tariff The prices in
th,. ,x,.ss,, rsntss ,.s,y,;n Az A,,stefh,ny
,ro,,,,ti,a ara Z, also rexl,ced and we no
Ionger nav ., dollar. for = bccfsteak. or
tuant,-f;va cont. for a cum AZ cafiae
md hotel -nrircs are f,r moro reason
staeiiin. ~ ,pisaa yiissia -
AS a specimen Of what they were,
I will cite one iustance,a A,lasly arriv-
cd in the city alone shetook a room
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COMMANDMENTS.


Juho 's''"i '"'"'
10 Jphu II. Cochran, Esq.:
Sir-Wc, the undersigned, citizens
and voters Of Dallas county, Texas. re-
posing confidence In your ability, In
tcgrlty, honesty and patriotism, and
being DESTROYS of having II man TO re-
present Ia In the Fourteenth Lcgisla-
tureof the State of Texas who Is ldcn-
titled with us In the growth and pros
pority Of our county and state, and
knowing you to be fully alive to the
welfare Of your country, identified and
familiar with our common interests
and wants, and knowing you to be po-
litically odrcrsc to the enormities OF
the party in power, and believing you
will, IL elected, fully and fairly repre-
sent the interests of your constituency,
we therefore ask you to become n cam
didatc to represent Dallas, Tarrantand
Ellis counties in the Fourteenth Legis-
laturc of the. State of Texas. Election
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TnERE is 0 dentist in Harrisburg who

THERE is o dentist IN Harrisburg who
his a daughter, who Is Lowell by a young
man but he is bashfnl, and don't like to
to go the house to see hermless he has
an exeuse..i SO every Tuesday and Fri
day he calls and gets the old man b
pull tooth Cor him, and then he goes
into the back, parlor and sparks the
girl under the pretence oftrying to find
his hat. He has only six teeth now,
and what worries him is TO know, what
he's going to do when they are all out
and bis new set is made and put in.
He is all the more anxious about 1t
because the fair maid doesn't seem as
if she was going to respond TO his
heartfelt signs, and there is room for
suspicion that she has been playing the
coquette so as to rope in a good Gus
torrcr for her fond parent.
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,n.l Ilne nnn.nn Haln,r.

A certain deacon wns very much In.
lrcsiel IN n revival that, was taking
place IN The nclgllDrllODd. He had
frequently lmportuncd M old nciglibOr
OF hbs--whO wDs not particularly noted
for lis profession Of religion, hut was
nevertheless highly respected by all
who knew hlm-tO attend one Of their
evening meetings. Now the piety
honesty Of tho drneon was u matter OF
doubt among hisfellow-townsmcn, and
particularly so with the old man we
have mentioned who, for convenience,
we may call Uncle Josh.
After repeated calls, Uncle Josh con-
scented to accompany the Deacon To
one of the meetings, much to the sur
prise of all present. In the course OF
the evening the Deacon arose with ~
penitential cOuntenance to tell his eX-
perience. He was the prince of sin
ners, he said. IL he got his deserts he
would be banishod forever from Di-
vine favor. After making himself out
all that Is vile in man, according to his
Interpretation of che that humblcth
himself shall be exalted" he sat down
with the sublime sense Of having done
HIS uutN anu uShtN Sii'R Jb'ii u nv
would not tell his experience. With
some little reluctance he arose, amid
the breathlcss attention of the assem-
bly,. II was an unknown occurrence
for Uncle Josh to speak i'm meeting.
He said he listened with great interest
to the remarks of the deacon, and he
could assure the brethren that, from
his long acquaintance with him, he
could fully endorse all the deacon had
said concerning his meanness and vile
ness, for he certainly was the meanest
man hceycr knew. The wrath of the
deacon was terrific. He rose out of his
seal, shook his fist under Uncle Joslls
nose, and losing all control Of himself,
exclaimed:
"Iou're COMPOUNDED liar, and Pll
whip you as soon rs you get out OF
church !" --'
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DIR. Tutf's Sar<apsrIIis and Queen's
npffgIf-

This valuable preparation combines all the
Medicinal virtues which long experience has
proven TO p1sscgs the must safe and eflflfpi
cure Of scrufuln, Kings Eyils White kit'ei4s
ings. Ulcers, Cancer0rls and Ind0lenf IuInors,
Merrur al and syphilific Affections. Enlarze-
ment and Dleerntion Of the Bones, Glands or
various Diseases Of the Skin, such - letter,
ninrworns. Boiis, Pimples, Sore Eyes, etc.
Nervous Affections, Dropsyi and All diseases
orieiuafi1s from 4 dcprlued state q the
RIooi. Allo. many affections peculiar 70
Fe1nnies. a. Suppression. Irregulariff, Luz
cnrrhcra or Whlfes. sferilify, Ovarian and
Uterine nrupsy. ETC. n Is Purely NeEeiehle'
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES,
nnrax,s ruLaexrc warHns

Cure coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, sore
throat, hoarseness, difficult breathing, incip-
lent consumption, and lung diseases They
have no taste OF medicine, and any child will
take them. Thousands have been restored
70 health that BEFORE deSpaired- Testimony
given in hundreds Of cases Ask for Bryan :
Pulnionie Waters. Price s. cents per boz
JOB MOSES, Proprietor, Is Cortlandt street,
New York. -
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Armed 70 the Teeth

Is very common expression, but we think
armed to embellish and preserve them to a
ripe old age is decidedly more beneficial and
appropriatc-this can only be done by the
fragrant "Sozodont.' For cleansing, bealiti-
Tying and preserving the teeth, sweetening
and purifying the breath, IL has no equal.
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UNDERTAKING


Respectfully informs the citizens Of Dallas
and the surrounding COUNTIES that he has
rfte,l up his establishment ON Cochran street,
expressly for the business, and is prepared TO
make Collins Mt the shortest notice, 10 order,
and trim them. in all styles. He also keeps
On hand, at all times, collins Of all slzes,
ready made, with the exception OF trimming,
which he can deliver at an hours notice, day
or might. lie has Also made arrangements 10
keep On hand o full assortment of Metallic
Buriaf Cases, which he can deliver on call
Cases, for Dallas and surrounding equities,
and can supply them at tile lowest prices.
Having provided hiInsaf with a fine Oval
will undertake all the necessary arrange
menfs for hurials with dispatch. He has de-
terInined TO make this his Exclusive business
and respectfully asks the patr9nage 81 the
39ytf Cochran tlafe Still street.