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National Republican., 1873-10-03

GkKAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
osoRrHwEsT, soGTH IS HIN AND SOUTHWEST.
On and After July ". is7s. trains viii leave -
Wsshlnston.... s. m. p.ltimors..... IYA N.
go. 6;ls p. m secs. S p. m,
THE aiiEaar Dbs61hl b H A.rRAoK TotHfE. z m.
with elegant scenery, Palace Stateroom. day and
night cars. with modern improvements.
New York.
The SIS .. m to Niagara Falls daily. except Sun.
day: the II :ls m, daily. except sunday. north.
yest tho sis p m. daily. except Sunday; io.p. m
MAKE CONNECTIONS
Through from Washington 10 Rochester and Pitts
burr without change
Tickcts By this route can be procured at tho once,
eorner Of sixth street avenue and
Thirteenth street and PennsylvaniA avenue, whers
reliable Information will be given At ali times
cure acoommodAtions In Palace Oars for Pitisburs
and Rochester oo,ns, s,,,, ., and Pam 80.
Washington, ID, q.
dnily BAliimOre. Nd.
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I'D. 9. YOUNG. General P.ssen'

FOR ANNAPOLIS
Ass T. m. and foR ss Il s5SFdTk SSs III On Sunday
roh fofSF of N h6SSs RSS q aSD fSrERMrDIArE
Ats 10 Am. and IS and i:s5 p. M Returning leave
Point Of isoek. Al y and Ia y Al n and sS p, M
H SSS4
ss.son Y sss Once 4 4.
s ..o ss AVE-
Sf saa e
K: sss fIa and Boston
Master 4 Ts,n;P0Issiior.
esPEs5t SES' ]! IDS. KdSsYsEs.n AZ.
i-a: General AGENT wsshins1tocn.
THROUGH LINE BETwRKN WASHINGTON
l. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YoRK,
WAsnN0ToE. Sept. II. ls7a
Trains betysen Washington and New Yorb are
"GS FoR IN NEW 'Y Y0Rk, Without change Of cars
Leave daily texcopt sunday At slo . m. 30 and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
:Lssye daily ts1cept Sunday stsloAu-. % and
ANU '''' ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New YORK st9iib .. m. and Philadelphia
sisspias cars for New York on the is =. m. train
Through tickets 10 Philadelphia, New Yori and
Boston can be had at the station Once 1t aii hours
o. the day: Also at the company's ONCE. to6 Penn
sse BsiamoSs and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
fSI sha shs %s SS An
~ M ~ ~ Master q fransporsstiou. M
n. COLI, General Ticket Agent
National Republican., 1873-10-03

GEO. 3. KOoNTZ. Agent, Warrington. NOS
WASHINGTON CITY, yIRaINIA MIDLAND
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY, (Orsnse, Alexandria and MAnAs.
sAs and Lynchburg and Danyille Railroad
Companies eonsolidatedD D.,,
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS, teIcept sunday D nj
oommencins MONDAY Sept; I, lsis. dSneie daily
ynch6prs ~ the sreat line irGm & My Orleans @ .pd
and Ohio railroad at Gordonsyile and ChAriottes-
vile ior Riehmona md md South. and all the line 70
Tine Chesapeafe and Ohio railroad runs no train
wextward Saturday night or Sunday morning.
Leave Washington BY Potomac Ferry SempAnyr
and r. m. and take trains corner King and
Arrive 81 LynchbufE at leg 70 P m and % : m;
Passspsers for Manassas Division leave Seventh
Pullman Palace Cars from Alexandria TO New Or,
leans, changing only at LynchburR.
Buy tickets at 6lB PenneyivnniA avenue and at
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington,
b. o., or at Alexandria, corner Of King and Union
knoI's Omnibus Line makes rapid connection be.
tween baltimore and Ohio railroad depot and bev
Breaffsst and supper on ferry boats for through
zps I'M. BRoApUB, q. T. A;
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.NINETRENIH DIsTRICT

InSludss AZ AZ, Es,. % tss s,iy a w..hnstoI
fiftsenth street east and running north 70 bound
cnptoi sifcct. i6enr9 down ortb osniio y
street north; thence along street 70 First stree
west: thence down First street 10 Massac hu setti
avenue. and down MassAchusetis avenue 10 Norti
gapit9l street, thence down North Csptol street Il
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MAJOR wALEHALL.

The name which stands at the head OF
this paragraph is well known in Mobile
and all the country round about as that OF
a gentleman sans peur ct sans Teprochc.
He is the secretary Of what is known il,
the Gulf City as the "Can't-get-Away
cub, an organization which originated
al a time somewhat like that we AT,
now passing through. This club hearu
the first cry Of Memphis for help, ano
Major Walthsll volunteered to head the
party commissioned TO come TO our re.
let He arrived here with his company
Of good samaritan- a few DAYS after the
disease assumed a determinedly virulent
type, and has been at his post as super
intendent of the inflrmary very properly
named after him, night and day, ever
since. There is no estimating the
good be has done. 1t has gone befOr,
10 testify OF him. Enough to know
that be did Il syiS Of a dozen men,
and never failed a. any hour or under
any circumstances 10 do everything
that an intelligent experience could
suggest for the alleviatiOn of the dis
tress and disease, IN the very midst Of
which he has lived and labored for five
weeks. We owe him a debt of-grati-
tude which we cannot express IN words.
He must hereafter conside- himself
citizen Of Memphis, tied to US by cords
d" nor time nor chance may sever" and
returning to his home tomorrow, he
viii take with him the heartfelt thanks
OF all the people of Memphis and their
prayers for his future in life.
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CURLIN-On the 10Th inst, at the residenc'
Of ]. H. Curlin, on Marley avenue, between
the old and new Ra eigh road, Mrs. SARAH
CURLIN, In her 9th year.
The faneral will take place from the resi-
dence this CTU EsBAN) afternoon, at O'Clock
Her friends and acquaintances, and those o.
]. II. CurlIn, are invited to attend.
OBERsT-in this city, on the 20th inst, oi
yellow fever, CIIRLsffAS OBEEsT, aged % yrs
His friends and acquaintance are invited
to attend his funeral this cTUEsDAY) morn
ing, at o'clock, from his late residence. cor
ner Fourth and Greenlaw streets, in Chelsea.
CONNEHS- the 10th inst, MICHAEL CoN-
SERs, In the Ssth year OF his age
Funeral from the residence, No. 79I5 Con-
cord street. this CTUESDAY) morning, at 10
o'clock. Friends and aequaintances are In
yited to attend. Carriages at the residence.
NEHEMIAH Whites station, Tenn, on
the 18th inst, OF pneumonia, Mrs. MARrHA
NJ. MCKENNAi in the 18th year OF her age.
sOLLIvAN-Ath her residence, IS Exchange
street, on the 21th inst, Mrs. MARGARET =.
Sullivan, in the sGth year Of her age.
The friends or the family are invited to at
tend the funeral this CTUEsDAY) afternoon,
at o'clock.
0'MAHONEY-On the 2ith Inst THoM )
O'MAHOSEI, aged is years.
Funeral from the residence, III Charleston
avenue, this TUESDAY afternoon, = o'cTk.
Friends and acquaintance are invited to at
tend.
GALLAWAY--Last night, LEVI GALA
WAY, bro her OF Colonel II. c. Galloway, 10
the SSth year OF his age.
Funeral this CTU EsDAY) afternoon, at one
O'Clock. Carriages viii be in attendance at
Holst's.
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FROM PARIS.
The Ruined Palace of st. Cl0ud-A iris
Up the Sene-Charmigg Views.
he'Bridgss and NapOleOn's Monogram
A POmpelian ImitatiOn-The
BeggaIS.
Ion ~ ~ corresp 80

From our Own COrreSp ndent.I
PARIS, October Z, lS73.-A visit 10 81.
Cloud is not uncommon 10 travellers, bpt
every one has not the same experience
50 here is my view of it: / took one OF
the river steam, rs that ply regularly up
and down the Seine every half hour,
aud for the fare OF ten cents WAS landed
at st. Cloud. lis a most charming
ride, passing under the beautiful bridges
and having fine view Of both banks OF
the river historic Paris all the way
The commCnes, when in pow r. demoi-
ished every emblem and roysl mark of
the empire within their reach, but tie
bridges We're rather too heavy work for
them. They could not easily climb 10
the imperial eagle ard \ aud crown
that were carved in gTsLite high up on
the Gbatments and facing up aud down
the river. Ladders were not effective
here as they had been on the palsc.z
and gateways nothing but expensive
scaffolding could reach these hated in
sigma Of royalty, sud 'heir line was too
limited for iDis iatOr o. landing at -.
Cloud one gets q very 'u-ig Iilic8ut idt .
IL this really noieu place Towering
above Noa there seems to ie
a few old b1ii1i0gs clingiig
"a the hillsides, ana partly covered y
forest trees. You begin ascending tie
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isl authority to return.
AMONUMENTroMArTIE A STEVENSON

4 MONUMENT To MATTE STEVENSON
We are glad to be able to say that the
suggestion to build a monument that
shall fittingly commemorate the true
nobility Of soul which impelled Matte
Stevenson to leave her home and come
to the relief of our stricken city. has
tasen shape and is in the hands of 8
noble merchant, who will himself con-
tribute largely. 1t is proper that a shaft
he raised in ElmwOOd TO tell the story OF
devotion to the highest of christian
virtues, and 50 keep alive an example
that should never he allowed to
sink under even the weight OF
present depressing burdens. We
trust that all who can will lend
themselves to this work, che in which
every Memphisn at home or abroad has
a direct interest, and we depart from
our usual rule and invite Mr.. Napoleon
iill, who before the little girl had been
laid away in rest and peace on Saturday,
suggested that a monument should be
raised 10 her memory, 10 take charge OF
the matter, raise his own committee
and see that the work Is cOnsummated as
soon as possible. The active men,
bsrs Of our relief committees who
were cOgnizant Of Mattie's work
and who are loud in their praises OF
Eer, cannot yet leave their task to
engage even 10 what to them would be
work Of love, but we know they will as
sist in every way possible in furtherance
OF il. Mr. Hill is modest and retiring
and generally escapes, when he can, from
anything like publicity. We respect
those qualities in him, bat We know be
viii willingly throw aside all reserve,
and make this his labor of love. Lei
all, poor and rich, contribute TO the
monument to Matte Stevenson, the he
roine from Illinois, anything from
cent up,
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TIE sUPPbxES-
OFFICE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
" MEMPHIS, DC lober z. 1873

" MEMPHIS, October Z, 1873.
sE We beg to advise our citizens that we
have divided the city into the following dis
tricts, and have appointed the Committees,
as stated below:
District 1-Bounded by Greenlaw, Main
0verton and the river. Committee, b. ]. An
d strict 2-Bounded by Bryan, Overton and
Man. Committee, J. j. Murphy and G. W.
Gordon.
District 3-Bounded by Overton, Main. Mar
ket and the river. Committee, A. Z. Frsak-
and and 4. W Rhode.
District 4-Bounded by Overton, Bayou, NJ r
ket and Main. Committee, 4. r. Warning.
Districts and 6-BOunded by Market, Main,
Adams and the river. Committee, J. P. Rob-
srtsOn and W. Z. Wilson.
Distrr ct 7-Bounded by Market, Bryan, Ad-
ans and Main. Committee, Mai. +. f. Bowen.
District s. Bounded by Adams, Bry al, Union
and the river Commt tee, r. I. Hslstead.
District 9-Bounded by Union, Wellington
Vance and the river. Committee, W A Holt
district l0-BOuDded by Vance, Wellington,
Calhoun and the river. Committee, Z. B. Fos-
District II-Comprises the Tenth Ward.
Committee, j. 9, simpson and ]. H. Smith.
District l2-Com prises the seventh Ward.
Commit ee, J. r. Porter.
District Is Com prises the Eighth Ward.
Committee, W. J. b. Lonsdale and W. J. smith.
District l4-CompFises the Ninth Ward.
Committee, 4. NJ. Stoddard
The above committees will visit their pa
tients morning and evening, to ascertain their
wants.
We supply champagne, Lort wine, sherry
orsndies, whiSkies, ale, orange leaves, extract
OF beei, mustard, lemons, b-d pans and medi-
cines
Applications for supplies v Ill be filed for
parties reside north of Adams street at l39
Main, and for those residing south OF Adams
al 3S Madison street, entrance in the alley.
Nur es viii be furnished on ap. Hcation at
headq - Madison street
applications for either nurses . T supplies, TO
insure attention, must be indOrsed by the ply
sician or one of the Howard Committee.
Physicians for applicants Dort- of Adams
street. viii be supplied at E9 Main street; ;
south OF Adams street, at 42 Madison
The following ply sicians are EN- ployed by
the association; Doctors ). j. Morrison, -oI. p.
Green, &. HappOldt, W. j. Armstrong and
:. ". Morgan.
Physicians win secure blanks at either
Office, and their use is recommended, as pa
tients receive prompt attention thereby.
The following are the active members and
the officers of the Howard association;
Presidential. d. LanSstah.
Nice-presidents-A G.. Reynaud and W. ].
b. LOnsdale.
Secretary-,J. p. Robertson.
TreaSurer-E. ). Mansford.
Active Members-P. P. Frame, j. g. Ions
dale, ST., W. ]. Smith, J. ID. smith, T Porter
4. B Foster, ~. \. Holt, 7. r. Warning, J. J.
Murphy, B. z. Anderson, A. b. Frankiand, W
P. Wilson, +. +. Bowen, W. s. Rogers, K.
Haistead, John Johnson, attorney, q. W.
Gordon, A. N. Stoddard, 5. w. Rhodes, J. G.
simpson, Fred. GutherZ I. A. Ty er, jr., W. j.
Lemon. W. q. Barth, l.. Siebeck, j. r. Ian
phier, j. W. Cooper, c. A. Letfingwell, F. q.
LonneI D. +. Brethenum, j. Fl. EdOmndson
ana ID. B. Graham
Honorary MemberS-MayOr John johnson
ociy A. D. LANGSTAFF, President.
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THE FEVER YESTERDAY.

The mortuary report says thirty
deaths ou yesterday, twenty-three from
yellow-fever and seven from other
causes. Compared with the returns Of
sunday this shows an increase of ten in
the total, six from yellow-fever and four
from other causes, the returns Of that
day being, total twenty, from yell
low-fever, seventeen, from other
causes, three. The extreme cold
a Sunday night, and the chilly
weather which prevailed throughout
yesterday was very unfavorable for
all who had the disease, though most en-
coursging to those so fortunate rs to have
thus far escaped it. We heard yester-
day OF some cases OF relapse growing
OUt OF indiscreet and unnecessary ex-
poSure. This must be guarded against.
CGnyslescents cannot be too careful.
They should not, no matter what ap-
pearances may be outside, be induced to
leave an evenly-tempered room for the
street. Persons discharged by their ply
sicisns should remain in doors until
strong enough TO run up and down !
stairs with ease, or to undertake
light labor without exhaustion. AS
for those yet well, we counsel
prudence in diet, the utmest Of
personal cleanliness, the plentiful use
Of disinfeetsnts, and the free admission
Of the cool air to all parts of their resi-
dences. The increase Of ten in the NOR
tality warns US thst though We may still
claim the backbone of the epidemic |
broken. we are very far from being out
of the woods. There was a slight in
crease yesterday in the number of new
cases as compared with those given on
Sunday, plain warning that temper
aace, prudence and work are yet neces-
ssry. To our friends who are away we
still say, stay away until you have off,
cisl authority to return.
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To the Public.
PROPOSALS
FOR WOODLAND COAL
QgyIcE CHrEy CoANlssAEy

OFFICE CHEZ CoMAIssAIY
Citizens Relief Committee, I3J Main st..
Memphis, october u. ls73.
- Proposals will be received al Z II. Apper-
son & Co. S, corner Jefferson and Front s reefs
Memphis, addressed, " Proposals for furnish
ing Wood and Coal to the suffering roor IN
til Tuesday, the 2lst inst, for the delivery 70
me Of 509 cords good hard wood and 7 20 b AZ
rels cal. Proposals for delivery Of ths wool
at either OF the IA lroad depOts in his city,
OF on the cars at a depot near the city, or a.
the landing on the river, in quantities Of -
cords or more, viii be entertained Proposals
for coal must state what It will be delivered
form lots sufficient for the daily wants OF the
Citizens Relief Committee within the corpc-
rate limits Of the city.
The bids viii be opened a. u M. October 2Ist,
at +. VI. Apperson & Co : Office, bat the Com
mittee reserve the privilege Of rejecting any
and all bids.
By order :. V. ROBBINS.
q. V RAMEAUT
J. HALSTEED,
Comm tee
". H. HAYNES.
Ocl7 Gommi -arv.
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A dispatch from Rome says, the gen
eral o. the society OF iesuits wa1 yesterday
notified Or The government that the order
rousf irnui stliatelv vacate TN, premises occu-
ped By them in that city.
The Lexington G0zetfe Of Friday says
Of tie death OF Miss Agnes Lee: Miss Agnes
Lee, daughter Of General Robert L. Leei died
n tire residence Of Miss Vary Cu-tis Loc. 81
six o'clack in the morning OF "Wednesday, he
fifteenth. The n erel service VIII he belo "a
the chanel % Washington and Lee universlts
Eo-dat and the interInent viii be made beside
toe remains OF her father IN the vault OF Inc
memorial chapel, which wes q dicated as The
burial-piace OF the auily by the trns ees ~
the time OF The death 2 Eeserdl Lee
The ecbnau.i Ntw YGsk, ashore above
he pisi- Il Oswego r. breaki up, and viii te
a 10 al WrecS. e storT, IS the seyer0~t u1 . @
season andit IS feared that other ciastel A.,
have Occufrec.
An Isg3 clergyman VINO had 3 co22-
lion party lately, brs beans snougi 80
last thirty-seveu Teats-
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s. W. RHODE, Observer,
Signal Service. United States Army.
Rivers bY TelexraDh.

AAECAS " ACACANoPAs
PITTSBURGH, October a.-Monongahela
Using about wo inches per hour Weather
Ra1ned steadily for ( ETY. hours and still rain
ing. Water now two feet ten inches.
NAsHVILL z, October 20.-River station
ary; twelve inches on the shoals. Weather
clear and cool.
PTTTsBURGH, October sO.-River rising
slightly two inches heavy rain since Satur-
day night; three and half in channel
EVANSVILLE Octobsr20.-Weather clear and
cold. Mercury 50 TO 81. River falling slowly
Port ltst-DOwn: Evansville, 9 a. m; 7. n.
Miller, a. M; Ella Hughes, p. ~. Up:
Arch p. Green, midnight; SilverthOrne, Il 10
a. m; Fayette and nO0erts, p. m; Bronsioru,
II p. m, all with light trips. Business very
uu.
CAIRO, Oc ober 2O-Noon.-Arrived: Brown,
st. Louis, ) p. m Joseph Kinney and Yaeger,
st. Louis, p. M; frank Gr4cey. Evansville,
o p. m: Cit, OF Quincy, st. Louis, 8. p. m. D.
parted: has. Brown, st. Louis, 1 p. m.
Kinney, Vicksburg, 1 2. m. River stationary.
Weather clear and cold. N ight- rrived Eu-
reka, Evansville, 10 p m. Departed: Eureka,
Evansville, pm; Cre>cent ClIy, st Louis, I
pm. WeaJner clear cold frost last night. The
mOyOr has revoked the order quarant1- ing
upstream boats
weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, October 20. The storm
center will probably move northward to The
st. Lawrence valley for Tuesday.
For New England, falling barometer with
easterly winds veering to the southeast, with
clouds and rain.
For the middle States, winds backing to
For the south Atlantic States, northwest
eriy winds with clear aud clearing weather.
For tue eastern guii States, RUrtnerly winds
with clear weaLhe.
Cautlonary signals continue at Norfolk, Bal
JimOre, cape May, New York, n
CINCINNATI, october 20. hiver unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, October zO.-ArrIved-Ilinton,
keokuk, Exporter, New Orlea.s. Departed
cary Alice, New Orleans; Clinton, Keokuk,
ity of Chester, Memphis; Dictator, CaIro.
River stationery. WeaBheT clear.
LoUIsyILLE, October 2U.-The river has risen
one inch in the past twenty-four hours,
marks showing twenty-nlne inches in the
canal and twenty-six inches on Portland bar.
Weather clear and cold with stiff breeze from
the north. Arr1vals-General Buell., Cinciu-
natl, sandy Troy. Dep srt ures-General
Bue1, Cincinnati, Laura L. DAVIS, Henderson,
SANDY Truy.
Two revenue collection districts OF
Rhode Island have been consolidated into the
second and fourth of Connecticut
Snow-storm at Buffalo, New York,
Yesterday
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Grove Place for Sale.

One of the most desirable homeeteads for
merly occupied by a southern planter, Will
lam Nancy, deceased, in the heart of the
cst and healthiest section in the south, the
immediate vicinity Of Franklin, Tennessee
II len minutes walk of the railroad depot
both male and female, unsurpassed
Near elghty-tvro scres, between turnpike and
river. For further particulars address
DR.. j. 3. PARK,
Franklin, TenpeSSee
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Nv OOO E1uAb OtEcotg OOLucA NhAOHS
In the Magnolia block He now offers low tc
trade the following articles, viz:
8 barrels new Rice.
80 boxes Factory Cheese.
800 barrels Sugar.
$50 sacks Rio and Java Coffee.
81 sacks Pepper, Alspiee and Cloves.
1000 cases Oys. ers, LObSterS and Salmon.
80 cases eardines and lub Fish.
100 boxes Raisins, Citron and CurrRnts.
$50 sacks Almonds, Filberts and Cresm Nuts
= barrels Texas Pecans.
500 pkgs. Mackerel, Whitehsh, Goldfish and
Roe Herrings.
1900 cases Canned Peaches Pine Apples
strawberries, Pears, etc.
800 cases Canned Tomatoes, Green Corn, As
paragu-, SuccOtasb, Green FeaS, String
Beans and Mush-RoOmS.
SO eases Jellies and Preserves.
30 half chests and caddies Geas;
500 cases barrels ana hall barrels Pickles.
go kegs and half barrels Pigsfeet.
10 barrels Bologna sausage and Dried Beef.
2j tisIces new Hams.
20 boxes Italian MaccarOni and NermeceLu
go pkgs. Lard in tierces, kegs and buckets.
go barrels Flour-yariOuS grades.
100 barrels Sy rup ana mOlt-se
20 barrels Whisky, Gin, Brandy, sherry and
Port Wine.
3 cases Claret, Catawba, Rhite Wine and
Champagne,
and other articles too numerous to mention.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

For full river news see third psge.l
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
SIGNAL SERVICE UNITED STATES ARMY, !
MElPHIs. Tenn. ctnber %. lS73.
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NOTICE

I HAVE 70 respectful Y ca 7 upon all citiz n
/ Of v EN- his who eccupy guildiug~ b wing
liars to have the same sept p--rf- c Is n
and then TO disinfect hem b a fr-- u rt
carbOlic acid, lime and cal tar. Auv pzi son
unable 70 Oh ain carbolic 4ctu, lime and co
tar, viii be supplied Tree OF cost ny ealing on
M be ween the hours Of and 10 zach dav at
the corner 1f Auction ami ont stree :. near
he co ny iai. All parties max NJ ap1 lea
tton must come supplied with vessels IN viii b
TO take aNaS the above disin ectants. ] de-
ire 10 impress upon ali cit zens thr leces, "
Of distutec ing their premises by the Tree Use
dry earth a q cOpperas- 10 has been made
nv duiy 70 give these matters ny D. rsOuat
atteuJ f. and thai duty wi be p Ormed,
and all parties who fail 10 comply with these
Instructions viii be held 70 a rigfd account
ability. L. ". OTBANNON.
Ocl5 inspector BGaru OF Haa th.
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% This Dyspepsia will kill me ~ sufferer cries.
That depends on yourself altogether, good
friend;
TARR NT'S SELTZER APERIENT, remember,
supplies
The means all your fears and your tortures
to end.
The bilious, the nervous, the weak, the de-
pressed,
Find thisSAtINE SPECIFIC sovereign balm !;
Fevered systems IL cools, to the sleepiess gives
rest,
And relieves the sick stomach of every
qualm.
TARRANT's EFFERvEsCENr SELTzER APE
RIENT Is as refreshing to the palate as IL Is
beneficial to the disordered system.
- Sold bY all d ugsists
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A STITCH In TINE SAVES NINE.

no not neglect eOuzh because il trosbies
j. you but little now. Now is the veiy time
Il Is easiest removed, and none Won urfer
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