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, 1873-09-07

From The Netp York Eren1,.y Muil,
Cnrrhnt rcd iH the now autumn color.
Short umbrellas are now carried by ladies
stuck In the bolt after tho fashion OF dagger
will DO the distin gushing characteristics Of FEM
mime street garments no1t winter.
Large groseilIo roses rill DO ueod in trim
ming tho aombro-colored bounets which arc to
bo fashionable uoxt winter.
Brown iB fashionable color for ladies' note-
paper. We haye aome now freak IN this llue to
record every other dny.
-Thcre Is = rumor that oo1ors arc to replace
tho traditional white for bridal drossos, which
report We do not believe.
!, NO lady who pretends to etyle will appoar on
tho avenue this fall without Scotch torrier in
close attendance.
-Fr1ngos Of evory description will be much
IN vogue next winter FFingoB entirely of iot,
sewing, silk fringe, bullion fringe. tnnsol fringe
crimped tape fringe, and heavy wool fringes will
all be worn.
French blues aro much imported for fall
wonr. They. SUIT blondes and brunets equally
"Tourmaline," "Maudarin, Eu1lne," ""Can-
ard" aud "r1Iirohdelle."
Walking -Hlirts Of b1ac1 Ailk arc nov trimmed
with Aounce OF tho 8amo material, about q
quarter Of a yard wido, edged with guipure laco
either on tho top or bottom Of tho Hounce, or
both. This style has just boon Introduced hero
AZ being the livery latest" in tho French
Capital.
Tho following aro somo Of tho fail colors !:
Eucre," all dnrk-browus; "ArioiBe, slate-
gray, oxydizod silver-gray, and dark purple
gray. royal purplo, plum color, and "puce,"
"bluo-prine," IS Groseille,' or currant color,
and "roEe- -pastol,"" =" Indionno," "Iau do MIL
aud "gr1s.fH," for evenings.
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HUMOR.

Who is tho oldoat luuatio on rccord7 limo
out Of mind.
-Tho Rev. Mrs. Fanny q. Roberts has an
nounced that when called upon to solemnizo mar
riagos she will roverse the custom and kiss tho
I'D tho toast, =" woman-she is = link batwoon
heaven and ea.thl" Prentice once replied: $50
is sausage thrown up In tho airl" ~
a Nebraska man. on his dying bed, remem-
berod that his wifo was smoking some hams, and
ho said |: "Now, Henriotta, don't go to anuffling
round and forget them hatns.":
Ii Chang aud Eng, the siameao twins. should
got intoxicated, what picture 1t would make.
We should probably SEQ Chang high and Eng
rayinG.
Hush, Sisters Dying, With Piano Accompnni-
"A Boloit, Wis.,. oditor takos 1t upon himself
to eay that Cows, elephants, or rbinocerosea
may run gracefully, but women never"
Tho h1assachusotts papora describe ghost
Which frequouts hotel in Suffolk. It is prob
ably only the liquor inn-spoctre.
a Wostern paper tolls us TINT b favorte
hotel is to be kept this season ut ono Of the
watering -placos "by tho widow Of Mr.--,
who died last summer on a new aud improved
plan." ..'.
An Indiana woman whoHe suit for divorce
had fingered along until she was completely out
OF patience, bur1t into her lawyors Office last
week, her face ladiant with icy, and exclaimed,
Esquire, tho old mans dead
| -Lightning recently struck telegraph polo
and ran along the wire into the office at Coats
yillo, Ind. when the operator, se9ted at she in.
send 10 id fast"
AT recent Maine hospital fair, q Indy who
| WAS exami, .-< the triplets was cautioned by tho
% aa Sp9a said h9s shs aay sns as
twin myself"
Of hie gum" sighed rural widow ut the funeral
Of 1or husband, ''hoe might have got plenty Of
11,,. o1.o1.n fErth thcs,
| the Columbus (O.) Republican IT hereby giyo
/ notice that my vito Bridget has loft my bod and
board. and win not pay her debtH as NO are not
married, and mover Wero."
| --Watoring place reflection. Kato, on tho
veranda--" How jolly nice It must DO to bo y
Dane." Eugene, at hor elbow" Yes, ali, O !!
very. Surely, but roaly, Kato. you know, allow
ono one could @ tien road Hamlet In ttle origiusi."
AS an illustration Of the widespread uso Of q
certain popular titlo, it III related that gentlo-
man recently stopped into saloon In Denyor:
and cried out, III . LOUD, cheery tone, Hollo! !!
saloon at once aroao and cano forward, while a
| bootblack, whoao stand WAS just outside tho
door, aud pauBiug corr-doctor, amillngly nc
ceptod the invitation, and stepped In.
swell. goodbye, doar. You must comu and seo
my row drcBa from Paris; one charming morn
Ing dress among others, quito simple, and only
coBting si1ty-hevon guineaa! You'll come, wont
you? aud tell mo what you think Of it'll" Mrs.
20, g. O. my 1a aeas I'm no judge OF oheap cloth
-1he man who stated his regular occupation
to bo smoking glaBsee for eclipses, haa counter
part at Lafayette. who aubBista BY driving spikoa
| in tho tmhers OF bridge, and collecting the
wispB Of hay that arc cnught from paasing loads
Tho chool-troat-Youug lady [to little girl):
"My dear, what's your name?" Littlo girl
"Eh ?" Young Lady" Whats your nnmo, my
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suggestive of tho vintage, fruit, borriss, sood-
pous. and ~ al kinds Of Bpoeially-attractivo con-
colts. what aeelnn like D worry irtllscrmfnato
ornaments, is tho prevailing but artistlcally.oso.
ctttcd Htyte. Though tloBo conglomoratioilH arc
unquostfonably foreign to tho Fundamental r,ilos
u tnsto, thoy are oiten yory pretty. and what Ia
feTWy W. pret.y ennnot bo aogc!or t ina1tsto
contriyed ornaflonts Of stool aud jos after that
ycry-far-fron,-as admirable parsonage, tho Shah, Is
mystery But all tic afgrottcs ponpous, oto.,
81 u, ieathera a1aer End metal arc thus known
tl,oao thin spires Of ' jowels, stleiinsg iIs
straight up in lis ugly foit cap, and now ovory2
thing intended to hold an erect position on y
Ono comfort ia, that NO may Gull them what wo
ploaso aftor we !,ayo bought them. Womay chris
ten thom tho U. s. Grant atgrotto, or Emily
Faithful clasp, II VIC DO 80 minded. ::
aro beautifully uhntled Ills % yenr,-aome ostrich
pl,nea showing all tho tints, from deepest 1T tho
stem to palest at tho tip. It is believed that
o,trich.p!umea uud tips will bo used almost ex-
cuslvely On bonnots, and that soft~hticd breasts
outrioll; feathers aro the most costly in money of
Thoy, will stand roughor usaee than
would bs supposed, md T. good dsal
OF requiring and dyoing besides. The now ones
alo 9, Of particularly pab!e aud fino quality, and
WILL be really economical, Notwithstanding tley
range from s10 upward.
j, Willow p]umos arc 30 gracefully tempting that
tho unSasy are likely to DO doulel into buying
them. Their beauty ia but aoeting; literally
thoy arc here to-dny and gone tomorrow. THOR
basis is 80 slender, resembling throaiy more
than 1nlls, that they break and fail of on tho
sghtost causc. or no cause at all. THOR price 10
less than that Of ostrich plunos, but thoro is far
moro difference In tlair wear than their cost. 4
willow feather that has ndorned a hat whole
seaf on, generally bears ut tho end of the season
striking likeness to the ho1eos' tails in Puncl's
pictures Of Rotten Row. fUnuELoW,
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A cl,tld Carried orr by an Englo

Il Oht1U ChfTi1u Ulk bY 6n EHKlos
Tho Gazc!ta d Ita'ia Of August 10 atates
that 1T Donnz. q village aituatod on tho road
leading from 1yera to ,AoBta, a child 10 years
old wont to gather plants In The mountains.
The servant who had charge Of him having loft
hlm alone for fow moments, MI eago swoopsil
down and carried of tbs Child. Some aolliors
from tho noighboring fort OF Eardo went in
bearch, and found tho body OF the ail,ld fonrfuy
mutilated. The BeryAnt was 10 atroctel by tho
misfortune that ahe WaH nfrAif1 to return to her
master'H house, a.,d rolnninod for two
days concealed In creylce OF tho rocks !;
wIion discovered she was noariy dead from
hunger
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1ho 14nEG OakG OF tErMnhVlcksA Will.
IL the Paris journal Ies De1ats OF August
al IL published tho tort OF tho will Of tho iato
Duke Of Brunswick, who diod OH tho night OF
tho previous day at Geneva. Tho principal
points Of tho will which IL dated Genoya, March
+, 1871, arc as follows: "My body .nuat be TX
amnod by fyo pllyaioans In order to prove that
l have not heon poisoned, after which 1t 1nuBt
DO emba'mel aud pe.riaod. My obsoquics nro to
be conducted after the manner OF those OF
soyerolgn, aud my body il to ba placed In MAUI
soloum constructed after tho modol OF Bcaliger's
tomb ut Vorona, with my equestrian statue, aa
vol as the statues OF my father and my graud-
fathor, executed In bronze and marble.
forbid my teBtamentaEy executors to make any
compromise with my kiusuon, the William OF
brunswick, ox-Kng OF Naples his sou, the
Duke Of Cambridge, or any other Of tho family.
1t shall be tho duty Of my teRtamontary o1ecu.
tors to endeavor to obtain posBesBlon OF my tor
tune remaining in Brunswick, In Hanover, in
Prussia, aud il, America" Tho will leaves all his
fortune, comprleing his jcwelA and his property
retained in brunswick Hiuce 1880, wlotl l,o was
driven from tho throne, to the City OF Geneva.
Tho value OF hin fortune IL unknown, lut 1t ia
estimated to amount to 26, ,000, 900 francs. 4 Mr..
smith, Of England, who IL general agont Of the
bequest Of 100000 francs. The adjunct OK
ecltor iA III, Ferdinand Oherbuliuz, 4 lawyer OF
deuaya. Tle will IL to DO contested.
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Jagannatl,, tAinks tho Pal Mall qaxetks, soema
to haye come to grlof At the late festival 1t
Borampore. 1t appears from tho account given
by tho Friend Of India that when ho was carried
forth undor the umbrella and hoiated up on to
htB principal oar, thoro was mono Of that roar Of
enthusiasm with which ho was wont to be yreot-
cd iu former years. BY o'clock tho long road.
hot and white NTH dust was merely dotted With
, 1873-09-07

EFUhCtsE 140sso4 IN TIC EOFnlNn War.
a clover statssician IN paris has summed up
tho peonniary reaults to France by the lato war
with Germany ~ folows War indemnity,
6,000, 600, 600 francs interest OIL The sa1no fot
two yaara, 300,000.000 f,ancs tho keep Of thq
German troops. 273, GAY 600 francs req,ilsitions,
927 ,6sl 0oo francs yalne Of objootu taken with:
button lsyed on Paris, 400 900 900 francs, aud 10
on, till the account forms total Of 8G79 8l, 900
frnnca. But this enormous sum Ii exclusive Of
ponslonB to tho army, tho damage done to mato.
rial; AND tho o1psnsoa Of reorganization, which
Average value Of q dayn work In France Ia oua
franc aud quarter; and thus It would take oue
man TO- 900. 900 days, or ono million OF mon
thirty years. to work Il out,
, 1873-09-07

Tho recent special Parliamentary elections In
England hayo brought iuto tho Communa Al
colleagues tho two most conspicuous roprouou-
ta:.yes o. NC Praying ttnK hlneefea I ~ H. MAlsopp
the ''pale alo" man, but the one iH Tory, while
the other iH Liboral.
, 1873-09-07

Washington Observatory waB dreadfully aold
few days ago. A wicked boy, whose Gunday-
school experience sesms only 70 have made him
moro doprayed, caught fro-ay, sud stuck it,
with tho aid Of some muailage. In tho contre OF
, 1873-09-07

THE T#0 AbHE1s
Dlmpied, dainty, one-and-twanty,
lsosy-facett and round Of limb,
Warmhi With lnother-wlt In plenty,
Prudent, lundcas, spry yet prltn,
Lily-hanled, lin, .footrd,
With MI ankle clcan mud nbAt,
Neatly gloyod and trinity looted,
Looking nice and smelling uweetf
Hslf-l'osseas'd, nnbduing beauty
To 10tler tesiH8 Of duty,
CllnHto ~ Dian, plump al 1iahe,
Bucht guuas, Waa utsle phWbe.
o how different 4 crentuEe
From that otlot woulrous WOMAN
Not a feeling, not feature,
Had theaa two fAtr flowers In common,
Onu was tall and nodded finely,
Large of limb, aud grand Of gaze,
Rich with ince1ss, and divinely
Thrullbing Into passionate rays,-
LuBtrous-eyBd aud luucious- bos0n'd,
beautiful, and richly rare,
A. \ passion. .fowur full b!usuo1n'A
born 10 loyu aud loves despAir,
, 1873-09-07
Ieuah raa 1,ci Roso; and the otnor 7
Tiny, prldIsh, II you please,
Meant To bo happy mother,

Ieuah raa 1,c,i Isoso; and ths otnor4
Tiny, prudIsh, II you please,
Meant to DO harpy mother,
With bunch Of honsowifo'A ktYg.
Prudent, not TO bo dol.tdcd,
1IaIpy-eyed and sobor-moodcd,
Dainty, mild, yot self-reliAnt,
She. IN I'm worthy singer,
Wound our y1cfllatlng giant
Round hor Httlo dimpied dngers
Dit by hit bashful wooo1,
Faactnnted unarare,.
Did Eureka draw unto her.
Ta1na AZ nny dancing boar.
MT hnGor did bhe at{r,
Yot ho glow'd and gazod 1t hcrt
Nat loving look she gave,
Yet he watched her lko ntavoi
II0. who had bccn ueou to having
ploasures past MI human craving,
Who had idly sat mud taken
HhowOrs Of ksaRee oil him shaken,
Who had fairly t!rod Of passion
Nov stood bubhlng like baby
III tho caro1css eyes Of pltnbot
Fall Enrek&a loving feel,
Following phmbc's. but In ct,tof hs
In tho Kitchen loyes to ait,-
Loves to watch her, tripping ruddy
In this rosy flroIfght glow,
Loves to watch, in = brown study.
The warm hguro como and go.
Half indifferent unto him,
Far too wise to coax and WOO him,
Ill-diBposel 10 wnatc Affection,
Full Of modest clrcunspectlon,
Quito Tho bright, superior betng,
Tho'so tiny to tile seeing,
With mind which penotrated,
In D1y and rosy tnirth,
Thro' the faco, and estimated
Grain by grain tho sr4rit'a worth,
Rh@be Annat unenraptured,
Loa The eroasuro site had captured.
As . companion to tl,ia sketch tako the portr
tho hero, Eureka Hart, "boayor with wand
I crazo," NJ ho is called rather afYectodiy h
Il tmproshiyeiy;
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THE TRYsT.


Under the boughs of q sycamore tree,
Where clambered blooming vine,
Sat Nellie and I-young lovers were we
Her little brown hand, rs soft as could be,
Was closely Imprisoned In mine.
frankly confess
| fondly did press
The dear little hand, the beautiful hand,
That lovingly nestled in mine.
Nellie. my darling. Ihaye something 70 say
"0h, John, there's a bird in the vine; -,
A mscking bird. joan, he's singing his lay II
- Yes, and he sings. will love you. Away,
love, / adore you. BE mine!
Twas nothing amiss
If then 1 did giss
The soft dimpled hand, the olive brown hand
That tremblingly nestled in mine.
..Iisten . said Nellie, what else does he sing,
What words from his halfopen beakY'
80, love me, my love. and nap piness Drins'
As bright as the bloom on your cheek
think you can guess
warmly did press
NV lips where blush, the rosy red blush,
Was mantling her velvety check.
"Be quiet now, John, you dear. foolish boy
No more will meet you at tryst
Astbreat' ming she looked yet winning and coy,
NV heart gave a bound Of infinite joy,
And twice the sw. ct maiden kissed. \
The ghost Of y pout lII tJll
t- And smile play d about
The coral red lips, the ripe chorryg lips,
The innocent lips that kissed.
Now. while we sit in our vine-coyered cot.
Sweet mem 'ries around us will cling;
The sycamore tree will pe'er be forgot,
The old place Gf tryst, a dear, hallow spot,
Where we heard th blithe mocking bird
sing.
And Nell is my wife.
The pride Of my life,
Ny own gentle Nell, my sweet. dainty Nell
And I-weil. she calls me her king
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MEMPHIS TENN: THURSDAY EVENING APRIL g. 1878

neau, NJ. Conneau. fls, the Due de
Basano, Count Davilner, aud DR.. Coryi'
sart. There were not many strangers IN
the chapel. the "prohibitory" fee OF bali
a crown charged on Sundays and other
days, when there is services. keeping the
little building from being crowded and
its own congregations from being put
out Of the way. Tuesdays only are set
apart forvisitors-an arrangement which
carries with il some self-denlal on the
part Of the clergy; for yisilsrs are plen.
tiful, and Rev. Father Goddard, who bad
on Sunday to bemoan debt Of two
hundred pounds upon his new schools,
could soon raise that amount by the
willing offerings Of pilgrims TO tue
shrine. The Prince Imperial will be
seventeen years Of age on Sunday next,
but there will Of course be no rejoicings.
He will return TO his studies aud resi-
dence on the following Tuesday. The
Princes fete day will be that Of his
father, August 10, the feast Of st. Napo-
leon. II
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For SAFE.
FOR y ALE.
MEDICAL.


A RE permanently cured By Dr.. W. G. COU--
a DEN. of Louisville. From hgndreds 81
~nrcg a few we'll known names are seiecte,1ii
which can be easily addressed: hct -
Nifchell Jackson. Ienni cured. 1872. i ~
Trotfer. Prospect, Giles 80, Tenn; cured ls,O.
u W smith Carter creek, N1Hry Co lenhi
49, h 49, James Mofatt. 1roy pbion 60.
;rs.n. cured. ISIS. Mrs w & Beaii, trssden-
fsSS. Nv. cilrei. ISL. n \ Gage. ,ero.s,
No. - cured, lsl4. Mrs birdsey Mchnigrtti
..-..,., -,,-s Nain ri. cured. lsi9. = g kaird,
F9ltop station, fulton -, kyi cured. lsll.
tsDes Austin. Goshen. Aalnm CO.. Ny
e. - rs-l Peter jerks, ice de-..r. AWen-
ca ~ t-.inrf -. cured. ls0i. NJ, Lewis,
tiet. FoskT lil Siat!en. ny. W. Jeiime-f
eur.a' 2 Gesrretoun. q ~, snnt g loi ailsap
~, Q. ,Yrorfief0r OF The q ait Houset lsoli---
Je9nspn' he Doctor also reicrs = Kew A A
B5 i,s,aass aasrssiae %. W 9; s24lDhs; ,,ls n, 20 80 2
West Jstefsln u rrr te olaais.ad, free ~
q hn sea,n a,l-' e af tftatIasnt sut lerEe
lilt % cases cured
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Inc mnsIer. Ike Man.

An affair Of interest has just trans
pired in Paris, called the ball of the
servants in great families" The ser
Sahts vsre knosa by he names Of their
masters, and undosihopoiitan Ameri-
cans, unable to distinguish noblemen
from fiunkies, would have been even
more than ever confused here. There
we're none but princes, marquises, counts
ana bsrnas. thorgh the later title was so
numerously represented ihat L Eas
rather contemptueHsly regarded. One
gentleman Of distinguished appearance
In the household of a diplomatic mar
suis IL donning his masters coat had
forsoiien ~ remoye the Grand Cross Of
. foreign order, and be palgrally la4ds
quite a sensation. All were very dis
Greet in their behavior, and copied With
&c utmost fidelity the attitudes an1
msnhef o. lieiy masters. The Wallets OF
diplomatisis talked vita stis necks
ssathed in high cravats. aud with eoun-
tenances Of impenetrable mystery, and
Ia ssryauts Of hostile FaubOurgs kept
up ili6 enhiiiss Of iheiT lccslities and
stations without ) tukle slip. he
scene was a singular one. and 50 like
genuine nobility that the effect Of dress
Ana little careful study Of manners was
very striking.
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rne ralI rhlnr. Msn Havs nalI,.

The announcement has recently been
made that Philadelphia manufacturer
is preparing plan for column 1000
feet high. TO be constructed entirely OF
iron, in open work, from the summit Of
which the grounds Of the Centennial
Exposition are TO be illuminated by
means Of vast aud magnificent Drum.
mond light. II will be the loftiest struc-
ture in the world, though possessing,
probably, but little architectural beauty.
The tallest thing OF the kind now in ex-
istence is said TO be the iron open-work
central spire OF the Cathedral in Rouen,
France, which is spoken Of as a pecu.
liarly unsightly object. 1t was erected
Il few years ago TO replace the beautiful
spire destroyed many years previously
by lightning; aud though the builders
were determined 10 make IL few feet
higher than the Strasbourg cathedral,
their work is pronounced as positively
hdeous as that OF their predecessors was
stately and superb. Probably the next
highest work Of mans hands, allowing
st. Peters, at Rome, to be unequalled,
are two chimneys Of chemical works in
Glasgow, though each Of these fall some.
what short Of 800 feet
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The severe cold Of the winter is said
10 have been particularly fatal 10 the
snakes in New England.
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Executive Committee;
Floor Managers:
TICKETS
ONE DOIIARI

which can be procured Of any nf the Commit
tee and AZ the principal stores
Rules and regulations viii be published
hereafter. hi
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oFEIcIAL.
Assessors Books Returned to
the Mayor.

Mayors OFFICE, Cry HALL,
MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 3lst, 1873.
FNHE CITY. ASSESSORS HAVING COM
pleted the assessment Of property In the
City Of Memphis for the 10Th corporate year
(ls73), and having deposited the books con
tanning the same In this office, notice is hereby
given, In accordance with Section Of Article
| Of Chapter VI Of Bridges Digest, that said
assessment books are now subject to public
inspection for the space Of ten days. for the
correction Of mistakes by the Assessors. who
pose" tO-wit: from Tuesday, April lst, to
Friday, April IL, 1873; o,-
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PREMIUMS.
Get Rich While You Can.

IN 0nn GIFTS. AMOUNTING TO 4
lU,UUU vast total Of Half Million Dol
lars, all cash. will be given by lot. under au.
thority ~ special legislative act. a. pstr0ns Of
the Third Grand Gin Concert for the beneht OF
the Public Library Of Ky. IN Library all, at
Louisville, ky., on Tuesday, April ;, 1856.
Highest sin, 10000; lowest. $40. Only luo.-
O0 tickets Of admission, and large sales
already. Order quick II you would be In time.
Whole tickets $40. halves 81, quarters " ".
For tickets or Information apply 20 HON.
rHOS. \. BkAMLEITE, Agent Public Ii
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For tickets apply 10 or address Ohm Hudson,
Hopeheld. Ark Information furnished from
: 10 9 pm. at Peabody Hotel, By John Hud-
son li-2Hw-i3
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ns- The names of the various Com
milteeR are n guarantee z thAt1G
will be the event of
the seaBOu.
nB- Railroads have been requested
TO issue hAIf.fare tickeIs.

as,- strict order and decOGum viii
be enforced.
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NEWSPAPER.
RORED WELLS.

~ H. ROBINSON. 80 SECOND STREET.
u. IL am prepared 70 furnish All persons with
Rorei Wells. The wells are guaranteed 70 Be
The cheapest. most durable and conVquisni
known. / will give full supply of water ior
any purpose. or no pay asEel- aH
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MEDICAL.
,R.OSADALIS

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The merits ofthis preparation
arc so we'll known that pass
ling notice is but necessary to
remind the readers Of the neces-
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lOf this medicine among their
stock Of family necessities.
Certificates can be presented
from many leading Physicians,
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nr. X. Wilson Carr Of Balti-
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Of Sofofpla and other diseases
with much satisfaction.
Or. T. C, Pugh Of baltimore
recommends it to all persons
Isutforslng with diseased Blood,
Saying It is superior 10 any
preparation he has ever used.
Rev. Dabney Ball of the Pal
timore NJ u Conference
lSe...aa - says he has been so much
benefited by its use that he
cheerfully recommends it to all
his friends and scquaintanees.
Craven & Co Druggists, at
lGordohsville, Va, say il never
has tailed TO give satisfaction.
Samuel g MoFadden, Muir
lfreesborO, Tennessee, says II
lcured him ofRheumatism when
lall else failed.
Rosadalis is not 6 secret
lquack preparation; its ingre-
ldients Are published on every
package. Show it to your Ply
lsician and he will tell you il is
composed Of the strongest al
Iteratives that exist, and is an
excellent Blood Purifier. Did
our space admit we pould give
lYOu testimonials from every
State in the South, and from
persons known TO every man,
woman aud child. either per-
lsonally or by reputation.
ROsadalis is sold by all Drug
Igists.
CLEMENTS & Co.,
BALTIMORE. Sols R-opristors.
JOHN 7, RRERY,
No. S COLLEGE PLACE.
! Ne,c York. Wholesale Agent.
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