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COCOA zREMo1LA.

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Is without doubt the most
elegant HAIR DRESSER
in the world. A lady's
Toilets aet complete with
eatlt. We are aware this
may seem arrogant bat the
many testimonials we have
hid in its fsyar warrant
us In making the assertion.
1t prevents the hair from falling off, and
gives it softness and beauty that no other
preparation can.
Wholly free from irritating and hurtful
properties, 1t possesses all the peculiarly
bland and delicate ro2erties Of Cocoanut
Oil in the highest possible state of nurity
and fragrance
1t is c,oling in its influence upon the
skin.
Cures all cutaneous eruptions, and rem
ders the scalp white, soft and healthy.
1t is the cheapest because its effects
are the best and most lasting. II is pre-
pared with the greatest care, and perfum-
ed with the most delicate perfumeres the
market affords
Sold at price that is at the command
of every one.
Price so cents per bottle
MANUFACTURED AT THE LABOR
ATORY OF
w. !. lEDGE< l. co.,
s. E. cor. of Main and Center Sts.
Spriasfield. 0.
JOIN d. PAkk, Agent,
Cincinnati, 0
All druggists and merchants are hand
ling it
For sale in Rock Island by Smith 4
Bonney. Thur
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THE BEST PAPER,
TRY TT''
TT PAYS TO TRY.

II PAYS tocanva.s for the wide awake unsecfarian
monthly, edited by STEPHEN j. TYING. JR. and
S ' II HhPWokTH. The paper is hearty fear.
Tess ahd progressive advocates practi al reigiur
denouhce- can't bagotry and ecclesiastical tyrarr.
wherever ioendi and seeks to aid and cheer pye-[
one to 90 all the good he can. We give UNUSUAL
IL large commits ions 10 all Canvas-ers and 80.
clal awards IN the successful and persevertlr-
Agents wanted ii every church. town and cosBf
address TIE WORKING CHURCH, 81 Bbi.
Hou-e- y. \, City
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

40 Pages, illustrated, fine plates, postpaid 70
go cents. by Dr. Whittier orr st. Charles Street St
Louis, No.. the great Specialist. Read his card.
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Extra Special Notice,
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFEITS,
Smiths Tonic Syrup.

Smiths Tonic Syrup has been counterfeted and
the counterfeiter brought TO grief
Smith : Tonic Syrup.
The genuine article must have Dr. John Bulls
urlvate stamp on each bottle. Dr. John Buil Onlv
has the ri-E manufacture and seil the origiuaI
John j. Smiths Tonic Syrup, OF Louisville, KY.
Examine well the label on each bottle. If NV
private stamp is not each bottle, do not pur-
cha-e. " yOu Will be deceived. See my column
advertisement. and nv show card ] will prose-
cute any infringing my right. The genuine
Smilhs Tonic syrup can only be prepared by my
self The publics servant,
DR. JOHN BULL.
Louisville, Nov. :, 1869 jauai-dSwly.
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sLAND AMIDST. LOUIS r. r

Trains connect az Rock IsIand with Inc VhlcAgO,
X |. q Pacific; the Peoria n X. |, and the western
Union RAilWays. AT Monmouth with the C., Il. q
q for Burlington Galesburg and Peoria. At Bush
nell with the {. B. X q. for Quincy. AZ Boards
town with the Springfield a Illinois South Eastern
Tor springfield and Pana. At Chaplin with the To
ledO, W. n Western for Jacksonville, Naples and
Hannibal and at ST Louis With all RAILROADS ana
Steamboat lines diyerging from that point.
4.
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OH THE SHANE OF IT.

We printed yesterday the particular.
ol what, if proven, must disgrace AL
derman Paul CicalIa forever. We can
hardly credit it-indeed, it seems fmpos,
siole that one who was so jealous of his
official position as to insist on OCCUPY
ing the chair Of Mayor johnson while
that gentleman was siek, could stoop to
the forgery Of an order on the commits
sary charged with doling TO our poor
and sick the charity Of the Union. And,
worst Of al, we c2n hardly believe,
even with unimpeAchable testimony be-
fore US, that on that forged order the
actlng-raayor would draw thirty days
supplies for eight persons, and store it in
ms own house for his own use. 1t is
too disgrsceful and shameful to think
OF, In the name Of our whole people.
re demand that these charges
against Paul Cicalla shall be in
vesigated By the grand jury, and
that joint committee of the general
council make it their first duty to look
into it, and if they find their cOmpatriot
guilty, expel him promptly, and turn
MIN over to the criminal court for trial.
On, the shame, the disgrace, of taking
the bread of the poor.
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ON the first Monday and second Tues
Gay in November elections viii be held
Eor local and state officers, or portions of
the legislature, in the States of Alabama,
Arkansas, Florida, Kansas, Louisiana,
Maryland, Massachusetts,, Minnesota,
Mississippi, New Jersey, New York,
Texas, Virginia and Wisconsin. Ia
Massachusetts, Mississippi, Minnesota,
Texas, Wisconsin and Virginia, COVER
nors as well as legislators are to be
elected. Ia New York the members of
the lower house Of the legislature and
part Of the State officers are to be chosen.
Ia the other States, Legislators and
county officers are in part to be elected.
There are pending in the results as to
Legislatures, senatorial elections in the
states Of Kansas, Maryland, Minnesota,
Mississippi, New York, Ohio, Texas,
Virginia, Wisconsin and, in part, Massa-
chusetts and Maine. The result Of these
elections viii be watched with unusual
interest.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
The Daily Appeal has larger ctrcu
iRfion tlis All the other Memphis daily
papers combined.
THE FEyER.

The Howard association reports eight
new cases of yellow-fever yesterday,
showing that it still has hold that it is
unwilling to let go, even aftsrencounter-
ing, as it has, frOsts enOUgh, according
TO all past experience, to kin it outright
The deaths were thirteen-seven from
yellow-fever and six from other causes,
an increase Of two over the total
Of Saturday, which was eleven, but ex-
acuy the same proportion by yellow
fever. Our citizens cannot be too care
ful- They must not unnecessarily expose
themselves to the disease and piust con-
tinue 70 ventilate and disinfect. Another
good freeze and frost, such IS IS possible
after the present damp weather, viii no
doubt be sufficient to give it its quietus.
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This is sensible and neighbOrly, as
well as practical. The Oxford Falcon
says: Z" We think the country contigu-
Gus 70 Memphis owes it to that city to
give it as much patronage as they can
consistently with their interests in pur-
chasing their goods. Their business is
crippled to such an extent, that they
cannot recover this season. This we
can dO-help them, and not injure our
selves. We believe our liberal-minded
traders Of North Mississippi will do it.
Tennessee and Arkansas will do it to a
large extent"
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Our theater viii b. opened next
Thursday, and the Ex position probably
in a week or two; the n We shall be able
10 extend a hearty il lvit2tion to al ou1
country cousins to ONE and see Us Just
as we now invite AL our country Gus
toners to come sad see our merchants.
bring in their co'5to q, and buy our goods.
We are ready for business, and our
merchants never were better prepared
than now to offer goods at 8 bargain.
Memphis is re ady to make up for lost
time, and to make as much
during what is left Of the
season ss tLey would though
there had not been any epidemic or
panic. OC.r friends in the country can
not do 6etter for US than to pay what
they o &c Us, send in their cotton, and
make - heavy purchases with US as
they csu.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE TO ABSENTEES


We deem it our duty to announce TO
the public that We no longer consider yellow
fever as epidemic in Memphis. If all past ex-
perience holds good, then the continued cold
weather, heavy frosts and severe freezes, jus
tify the opinion that the conditions Of its
spread no longer exists. Therefore, after
humbly returning thanks 10 the good God for
at last removing the terrible seourge from our
stricken city, we invite all absentees back to
their Iong-deserted homes; at the same time
we urge a repetition Of the precautions sug-
gested in recent circular, regarding free ven
tilatiou and disinfeetiOn of all houses before
them.
BY order of the Board.
RICHARD II. TAYLOR, Md,
Secretary Board of Health.
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PORTUGAL.

LISBON, November 1.-Advices from
Rio state that General Metre has sue
ceeded in negotiating treaty fixing the
boundary between Paraguay and the
Argentine Republic. The American and
Italian arbitratOrs have awarded the
Dundonald claims, amounting to two
hundred thousand dollars.
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FORD-At Iuka, Miss, on Sunday afternoon,
Mr.. NEwTOH FORD, OF this city.
The funeral Will take place from his former
residence, on Trigg avenue, this tMoNDAY)
afternoon, at 81 o'clock Friends and ae-
quaintances are invited to attend. Carriages
at Holstis
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EVANSVILLE, IND, November q
A row Of four double buildings, belong
ing to Joseph Stahlhefer, and valued at
six thousand dollars, were destroyed on
Saturday; insured for four Thousand five
hundred dollars.
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ST. LOUIS, November 2-Tom Allen
and Arthur Chambers and Jack Med
den, his trainers, left here tonight for
Omaha, where Allen will 20 into train
ing for his fight with Hogan on Novem-
Der 18th. Hogan viii finish his train
ing here and probably not leave before
the fifteeDth.
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DRESDEN, November The re-
mains Of the late king were deposited
ia bis tomb tonight. His majesty King
Albert, and his brother, Prince George
were present. The queen Of England
was represented by Prince Alfred; the
emperor Of Germany by the Crown
Prince Frederick William, and the em-
peror Of Austria by Arch-duke Charles
Louis. Numerous German princes
were also present.
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Break-bone fever. ordengue-this very
painful, yet not fatal epidemic, has visit
"a Austin and some two or three thou
-aad persons have suffered from It's
Z a-cts. It only lasts few days, and so
far as we have heard, no deaths have oc-
curred.-LampsdS { (1egds) Dispatch.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November 2.-The Putrie, in
its issue OF this afternoon, says that the
budget Of Magne, minister of finance,
viii be published ia the Journal 06ic5ol
on Monday next. 1t is estimated that
there will be a surplus Of eighteen mil
lion francs. The Pdtrie also announces
that the cabinet has resolved to support
the motion for a prOlongatiOn Of the
term Of President Mcmahon.
10 the Bszaine trial, Commandant
Bucky testified that be overheard allu-
slOns 90 McMahOn's march in a private
conversation at Metz, on the twenty
fourth or twehty-fifth of August. Po-
ice Com mmissary Autward deposed that
ne carried 4 dispatch for Bazsine from
Ehionville 10 Metz. Oh the twentieth of
August ali Of McMahOn's dispatches
were 10 cypher. Colonel Bronze testi-
bed that Mcmahon received no dis-
patches from Bszaine after the nine
Ueenth Of August.
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inp9ssibIe ,. hereafter to land at Goodrich

Landing.
They say further that there are a great
many good colored men In the neigh
b0rhOod with whom the boats traffic,
who felt indignant at the proceedings Of
Sartain snd his maranders, and com
denim the iniiammatory meetinas which
have been recently held at the landing.
The blow 10 commerce. is inealcnlable,
and strikes the colOred people as severely
as the whites, and the sooner the authori-
ties shall interpose their power 10 the
matter the better.
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BERLIN, November 1.-The BoEen
Zeit10ig says the government has de-
termined to limit the coinage o. gold,
and to refrain from drawing on the
London market.
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LEATH ORPHAN ASYLUM

Under the care of an association of PROT
ESTANT CHURCHES of this city, requests
donations to assist in providing for the OR
PHANs who are daily being placed in the
institution.
1t has recently lost several of its most val
ued friends by the prevailing scourge, and
unds which would otherwise have been do
mated to it have been absorbed by our over
whelming necessities.
Remittances can be made to
CYRUS JOHNSON, President,
ocl6 care of J.C. Johnson-H Co.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

'THHE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF q
Anseroua Lodge, No I@, win be held/N
MONDAY EVENING, November ID, at 7
O'Clock, for dispatch Of business.
an NJ. Ms are fraternRlly invited.
Byorder CO. LOCKE, W. NJ.
B. RICHMOND, Secretary. no2
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TiltOn's Expulsion from Plymouth
Church-Charles Bradlaugh-
Accidents, Incidents,
Etc, Etc.

Dangerous Illness of Mrs. Edwin 81.
stanton.
PHILADELPHIA, November 1.--Mrs.
Edwin M. Stanton lies in precariOus
condition at her residence in German
fOWO
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For circulars, ETC., apply 20 the Sister Suoe-
rior or to Rev. George G. Harris.
REFEREECES-Rt. Rev. Bishop Quintarsl,
and the Reverend Clergy Of Memphis. no2
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

I. o. O. r.
GHICKASAW LODGE, No. 8, ]. s.ssass....
u 90. f., will meet at 2 80 o'clock
this (MONDAY) evening, Novem- -
Der 3, 1878. asfhFse1
@. W. L. CROOK, N. g.
A. NJ. BOYD. Secretary.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.
President Cast slac Ill-Prussian Gold
Coinage to D. LiMited-POrtu-
guese News.
Burial OF the Late King Of SaxOny-The
Bazaine Trisl-0ther French
Items-Etc.


Madrid, November l. President
Castelar, is III, and not able to leave his
bed.
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Nos. 1s2 and 1s4 MaIn Street.
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL,
Ne. s46 Poplar street, Memphis.
a6ondaz. NorsmAsr nom.

a Ladies, under the charge Of the ssaTEFs
OF 81. MAHY-
E The Sc hOOl WILL open
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NOTICE.

OFFICE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
" MEMPHIS, Tenn, October 30, 1873.
- The city public schools will reopen on
Monday, November 10th. The Male High
School, on Adams street, Mr.. Y. C. Anderson,
Principal, will reopen on Monday next,
November 3, 1873.
By order of the President.
oc3l ]. G. CARNES, Secretary.
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Rich Hfine neveIanmenfa.

SAN FRANCISCO, November Re
ports from Belmont, Nevada, tonight
say there is intense excitement in that
place over developments in Belmont
mine of ledge ten feet wide and two
hundred and seventy-five feet long. The
ore yields from one thousand dollars to
three thousand dollars per ton.
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BOSTON, November 1.-Charles Brad
laugh was the guest Of the Massachusetts
club at dinner to-day. Among those
presentwere Vice-President Wilson and
Senator Sumner.
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Chinese Hegira.

SAN FRANCISCO, November About
five hundred Chinese left on the steamer
Colorado for their native country to-day.
Amongst them were twenty-seven
women recently imported.
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BANGOR, Me, November 2.-Quite a
number of workmen in the iron-wOrks
in this city have been discharged on ae-
count of slack work, various other man.
ufacturers intend to reduce their work.
f,,sr foroau
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RELIEF COMMITTEE
OF THE Y. M. G. A.

THIS Association comes forward and takes
L rank with other organizations in caring
for its members or the destitute during the
prevailing danger. le-u
Any applicationifor nurses may be made to
the following appointed gentlemen, or at the
Association Rooms Nos. Il and l5), No. 10
West Court street: .C.
DIR. NJ. E. BRAMHALL, ~ North Court st.
Mr.. J. A. MCALISTER, 81 Main st.
Mr., S. j. JUNKIN, IA Second st.
Mr.. K. F. WILCOX. 273 Main st.
Mr.. L. A. SCARBOROUGH, 252 Front st.
Mr.. JOHN 7. MOSS, Second street, between
Adams and Jefferson.
Mr.. CD m Union Tel. Co.
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Relief for Memphis odd Fellows.

TORONTO, ONT, November 1.-The
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
throughout Ontario are contributing
literally to aid their brethren in Mem
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accidentally Killed.

CAIRO, ILL, November 1.-Elijah
Francis, an old man in the employ Of
the cOal-mining company, was killed at
Illinois, this afternoon, by
his team running away and throwing
him out, breaking his neck. He leaves
a wife and family
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Theodore TIItOn.

NEW YORK, November Theodore
Tilton, in conversation with a reporter,
said that he regarded the statement that
he had been expelled from the member
ship of Plymouth church by the action
of last evening as defamatory and false.
Two points he wished all mankind to
understand: First, that he had never
spoken against Henry Ward Beecher;
and, second, that he had not been ex-
PEELED from Plymouth church.
salt Lake POIities-ReIief for Memphis
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ST. LOUIS, November 2.-The Mem
phis absentees who have been collect
ing funds here, for the sufferers in that
city, for the past week, abandoned their
committee organization last night, their
efforts in that direction being no longer
necessary, their collections have
amounted to nearly five thousand dol
lars, exclusive of the various articles
which will be raffied at concert to be
given tomorrow night under direction
of a number OF the first ladies of the
city, which is expected will yield
handsome sum. Most of the absentees
here leave for home tomorrow.
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Naval Matters.

SAN FRANCISCO, November Rear
Admiral Parrott sailed for China to-day,
to take command of the Asiatic squad
ron. Major John L. Gamble, of this
city, chief of the supply department of
the Weston Union telegraph company,
has received the appointment of 3eGre-
tarY to the admiral.
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The New York Herald OF the twenty
fifth, one day later than the first re-
port, says that one of the parties, Jo-
seph Baker, who escaped, was recap
ured. While at large be showed off
one queer five dollars. The Ashe-
vile expedition had to travel over an
area Of five hundred miles and had not
yet reported on the twenty-dfth. The
Hernkd saws:
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to congress is receiving signatures set
ting forth facts and abuses of Mormon
rule, and praying for the passage of laws
TO give memOrialists the protection of a
civil government, and that will bring
Utah in harmony with federal authority
and republican institutions. A mass
meeting was held here last night on this
subject.
TheIpolice of this city have contributed
toward the relief fund for the distressed
of Memphis,
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epidemic special
our patrons and visiting
: Memphi too our Iarge and
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.qUCTIOF Stiles.

A GOOD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n CAPITALISTS-BUC WOOL
EN- MILLS, PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY
VIRGINIA, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
By virtue of q decree of Fauquior County
Court, pronounced on the LIST day Of March
styled Campbell Va. Hunton ct ais" the un.
dersigned, special Commissioners, appointed for
that purpose, will expose to sale, at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY,
July 9Th, 1873, at the front door Of the Court
House, in the town Of Warrenton, county Of
Fauquier, State of Virginia that valuable Mill
and Mill property attached thereto, known a;
situated at Buckland in the county of Prince
These Mills are upon Broad Run, only few
miles distant from Gainesville, q station upon
the Manassas Division of the Washington City,
Virginia Midland and Great Southern Railroad,
ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND.
The buildings consist of FIVE (5) TEN EszA
GREENHOUSES and Factory Buildings. LEU
The Factory is ready for work. and has in it the
very best and most improved machinery; the
water power as good rs can be found in Virgin.
ia, and the location in every respect desirable
Capital invested in these Mills, properly man.
aged, must pay handsomely.
Terms of Sale: Ten per centum of the pur-
chase money in cash; the residue In one, two,
three and four years from the day Of sale; the
purchaser to execute bonds, with approved per-
sonal security, bearing interest from date, fol-
the deferred nstalments; title retained until the
last payment is made, and the property afore-
said subject to resale at the risk of the purchaser
should DO fail to comply with the terms of sale.
EPPA HUNTON,.
HUGH r. GARDEN,
T. TAYLOR SCOTT,
Warronton, Va, je 4cots CONS of Sale.
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THE GAZETTE.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 8.

CULPEpER COUNTY. -Culpeper county wat
born about the year 1873 or 9, and of such re-
spectacle parents on the mothers side, as to
have always claimed that she was one OF the
F. r. VS.. Her mother was Orange county, as
every body knows, territorial county OF great
attraction. Her grandmother was Spottsylva-
mia, a respectable matron very poor, but luxe
most poor people, very proud and celebrated
mainly for having been the tavorite OF General
Spottswood, after whom she was called. Her
great grandmother was the old county OF Rap
pahaunock, lying on the south side of the river
of that name. 1t will from this be seen that
on one side, at least, she has rs good pedigree
as is possible in this country. The party keep
ing the family record omitted the name of her
father, who is this day unknown. She has
never had but one child, that daughter, born
1883, and called Rappahaunook, after her an
oestor above mentioned. -Cupcper Observer.
''DoUnTFUL IDENTITY. u Ohm tells story
of Thompson and Rogers two married bucks
Of New York, who wandering home late one
night, stopped at what Thompson supposed was
his residence, but which his companion insisted
was his own house. Thompson rang the boil
Justify, when window was opened and lady
inquired what was wanted Madam" inquir-
ed Mr.. T.. isn't this Mr.. T-T-Thompson s
house," mo-" replied the lady, this is the
residence Of Mr.. Rogers" WELL" exclaimed
Thompson, Mrs. T-T-Thompson-beg your
pardon-Mrs. Rogers, won't you just step
down to the door and pick out Rogers, tor MIR.
Thompson wants to $50 home