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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-27
City Omcial Journal.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-27

Sleeping cars on mail train. Depot Center
Landing, faot Of Washington street. Ticket
Offices, 2S7 (cor. Madisonl and 27s Main street.
A. S. LlVERM0RE, Gen. Sup't
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-27
RAILROAD TlME TABLns.

MEMPHIS AND LOUEgviLLB RAILROAD.
AIrivos. Leaves.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-27

A clerk in the Boston postofiice has
been detected in the pilfering of letters
by his habit of necessarily sneezing
while sorting letters. 1t was in parox-
ysms of sneezing that the pocket-hand-
kerehief played very important part,
at the same time covering the distorted
countenanee and some one letter
selected from a packet in hand. The
detectives watched his sneezes, and
finally discovered that letter disap-
peared with each outburst
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-27

Prom Ne Clnelnnali aalslle.l

FrOm the LlntInTHII HlItIIt'I
The letters above quoted, an asbrevi-
alton ofthe sentence Ponr prendre congo
-totake leave-are sometimes printed
on the corner of ladies visiting cards.
A few days ego lady walked into
an engraver and stsiioner's establish
ment on Fourth street. and asked a
young red-headed country boy, who is
an apprentice in the establishment. 20
show her samples Of visiting cards. The
boy, anxious TO receive an order during
the absence Of his employer, made haste
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-27
coTToH FACTORS.
OWEN, MeNUTT & CO.,

COTTON FACTORS.
ECBIVING. FORWARDING AND GEN
heral Commission Merchants. Leo bloeK'
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Ia Union 81, Memplis, TenH.

An cotton or ether produce CONSIGNED 70 as
,ne,,red. unless Otherwise instructed. bag
-inr. rope and other supplied fornished ~ the
lowest market pEics. .hi-Afiii-i'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-27

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE X. K.
Arrives. Leaves
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-27

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will not
make q visit 70 London in the spring, all
reports 10 the contrary Notwithstanding.
lie says he never worked so hard IN
has life as when he was in England be
fsre. and be doesn't propose to try 1t
again Just yet.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-27
PERFECT ORDER GUARANTEED,
Finest Music in the City Engaged.
The Building will be Brilliantly
Illuminated,

We confidently appeal 70 a generous public I
in the name Of our destitute Orphans, 70 aid
us. Buy ticket. whether you come OF not;
The entire net proceeds are 10 be divides
equally between ST. Peters. Leath, Church
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-27
ORDER COMMITTEE.
DOOR COMMITTEE.

The members Of the above Committees will
report 10 their respective Chairmen, at the
Exposition Building, promptly at o'clock on
the night Of the 22d Of January,
Tiekets---Ladies and Gentlemen, 81
each.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-17

Sm Sabre 1873 bic gum Ssptemts
wuresn II Gaue Gin 0esenNane ess
Compromises, in Gulae ee7sn BON eer
II faufmdnnii1en Girmsr $558,356
seaablt rne bic Yru;sit niecereeldla.
een tpurten. Dtefe 9umue wuree
yertbeilt nit $11,279 an ben Difrtfta-
anwalt 1920 al, Zen Collector, 1884,
948 al, ben Denunjianten unb enblid
rrn $250,807 an ras S1aBs
amt. i Ez.E.E IL He9a.r ua8i4
Sn tisita sier Sabren bstrd0s eems
mad BE ron BIN 8auFeute, in Gol8e
Der ab8efdlsftnen &eu,pruu,i0e aboes
3tru.eete unb 8sablte Sut1r1e ST.
488,618, ,rpsoi, ter DiRrtftsantpalt
$28,320 Der Warldau uubGlerf $22,=
669, BE pterer. 8oubedntte,, 1858 ,978,
Der Denun,tant $358,987, unt taS
S&abau,t $717896 erbielten.
Dieie GdQe 3ei8et chenbar BE aro<
fen 9e(etli@en Wibbrdu@e, ,n,ittelf
,rel@er bic Beautsn te6 3cQbau(eS
urb bic Denunsianten fia entweser auf
Ger 8auFeute erer auf 9piten
bes @ouYtrnemsnts ~ sncru,fn Gum
u,t,l berstdern.1 II j <s' %
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-17
&erfebr Oenti9lanbs init
NprbQuseriea.

Die ,5amturaerB 5rlnubaQe' 19reibt:
Snuittsn. eer tur@ BE u~neinfteen
0erbdltnii7e her lebten 3eM Yielfa@
terporeerufenen StiQe ii n,ardsn Sc
l9dftsz 8ran9en tarf pie 9rpee Nes<
lamteit auf len, @etiete Ter tranSatIars
tii@en Dampfl&iffabrt 1u UNI ~ 9r5<
Berer 0enu8tbuun9 9eretden ais fe
bewsiil baB Ter lssittme 9aneeL Der
aroee MeltpntebI an anlerer plabe,
trpbarr Idnisri9en Btnanjz8e rbd!ts
ni0e, III trdfti9er Tottentpideluu8 be-
ertftn III. Namentli@ he aus ben,
Betrtete unierer dlteiteu une beceutene<
fen Daupflatffabrts >0deQi&aft &C.
l95pftsn Daten seten baf1r YpIc @e,
mabr. Gs erpeoirte nau,li9 bic 5am>
burg uerttanii@e padetfabrteN ftien<
! @eieQl1aft in ben, einen Wonat pom
/. Sftpter bis /. Neuenlber ,. s. ni@t
,peniser ais adt eroBe DampfI9ife
rcn Bier ouein na9Nem yvrf uno reiss
ten bamit unsefdbr 1000 paGaetere
tp1breab bic ban,it bef5:perten Qapunz
een ben Naun, ppt, u1ebr als 5000 SUI
tifu,eter., umfaBtsn. Die lebterer be-
fanten> auber Manufatturpaaren unc
Batrifaten auer Nrt, ~ eineu, treientltz
DIN Tbeile aus Bobenerjeu8nt1en
Deutl9lanrs> worunter9ppfen, 9etrod>
nete Grl@te, Sauertraut u. {. ~. BE
ais ursntbebrli@e 2ebensbtbarfntfe
Ter in Ncrramerifa ein8ewancertsn
Deutl9en cine 3auptrolle iptelen. une
pie bic G1tfe IN lester Set ale nit
BOILER eabun9 aus8tu8en, ~ flne fe
aud, unb trdbreno pes 8au3er 9atres,
fets nit pollen 2apuu8en BON Ner
gJort ;uradgefebrt tpsil nauttntli@ Die
Gr3sueniGe Der 2aupwirht@aft brdben.
unter ben, fSrterncen GinFuit ber
eeut1den Ginmanoeruns, einen eritaunz
li9en umfane 0errpnnen baben. Wen1
frlber bic 8ocentultur ins~beloneere
Baummpue Gataf II. ter9l. r,ebr gum
Grpcrt Der Ser. Staaten ron Mmertfa
lteferte, 10 fnb es In nsuerer3eit baupt@
lddli@ &eisen> Mcssen, }pesieu bic
Gr3eueni0e Der S@weinesu9t tint Gros
Zen, paute, ee8erbte GeQe une 70 mei<
ter, ,rel9e G9 NIT jeeen prccutten zen
@ane UNI bic @idtiofeit te5 Grpprtf
taneels son rprt feti9 MAIDEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-17

rur9 nertlite Nbnabne Ger Ginwan:
rerune cine tetriduiae 0rrm'nrsrun!
erfabren. Dae cine grbSbuna ee
&opf1euer n%ptb,renpis lei Iuern lei
NnRaltert ni&t GROCER Mtbru1 8sl9e.
ben {eue tarlber @et bic Gpmmifon
eini9. Sc bantle fid tur TN, bic Sra.
&C. wie e.ob BE Grb5buns tperten iout
Nls tas &ppfeeIp $3.50 tetrasen, b.
be f@ Elm lleberiaub itsr sie Mus9a.
ben Der gpmmiiFcn er8etsn une man
lei in Zen Stant oeltbt sperren, Die
@nla!ten tteils su trri4tsn. tteils il
YerspQfcmmnen. Ga {ei tauaIs nut
se&t unit bflis 8eptlen, taB bic @stb,
atbnas tae &cpfaelo berabsetbt BABE.
Sett aber iteute Is f@ beraus, tae bic
9srabiebuns ~. tebeutenb ,par, tab ter
seeenrdrti9 ertcteue Betras niat aus
rei@t. fp oft he Gtnmanrerurg merit
ti@ aa@Ia6e. slls he jesisen Cont
stfllare tn tbr Clint 8etreten, (st sca IT,
men Gin Deficit BON $4,000 rpraefur,
ZEN wprten. Spr9fdltiee S@dtun9
tate erseten> tae oaS Deficit im NprI
ndaaen Satrts fG auf $4,000 tez
laufen merle. Giin;elne llrlaGen, mel
DE eieiss uuednfi9e &elultat ereeten,
'eitn auerrin9s srr1tn8ebent ; 10 ].
.. cas- ita,fe Ntnebnen Der Ginwanz
reruns in GoIse her EinanstrifS unt
Der sertdltniemdeis eroee Ebeil Ter
Ginwanterer, trel1e mad tcm 2aneen
feline Bsiddftisune flnten f6naen unp
rattr Ter G%cmmifion sur eaf faQtn,
all ties in 8eradt eespsen, er8ete ft&
rie GrbSbung tss RopfBelre5 auf So
a!s Ter ridtiee Mittelres. Dfeie
mdbise grbStuns Merle bic Ginwance=
runeezG ommilFop in Stano leben, tei
aebSrieer Ssfonpmie fein Deficit ;u
MAIDEN. Sum S9lus temerfte 5err
5urlturt nod, ta6 bic Gertreter Der
gcunties Sen yort, Sings, 0useas,
Ni9mono unb @ef9efer Elm belonrez
res 9ntereIe barat baben, bic Annabs
ME biefer WaBresel in her @skb9etunB
purd;uieben. Sei IS nimli6 rtr
Ginmaneerunes G%umu,iiiicn unmSaz
lid, allen Nnforterunsen, lie an fe
seteut werten, 9ere9t ;u merren, eant1
lei niat3 ~ s~erureieen, ca6 titisni8en
pelde fe obre 6ilfsleifun9 ahsuwet<
fen bake, sumeif zen 9%enanntsn Gou1z
ties sur Qat fallen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-17
@ntf nno (lblnbtt
fradtt nnS 3olssn bsiatr.
Gine ersablMas aus ssm tuistllasa stbsw.
I1Mtitsuus.J

uNtiu, nein, Daeii1er fiber unb &c;
tpib ni@t. Sd BABE Mrs f9en Dor:
8enomn,en, ebe Sic famen, ,lnt i9 rer,
be Bprt baltsn."
uDent ids riBte, ,,eit Sunae
atcr Is blr8t mir Niemanp rafdr."
nN&, Metfter, a@ lal1en Sic mid
ni1t int @efdn8ni0e"
2anpftuN f@wfe8. 1n ftineu, Sci
fe ertppB 81, eab pom ietner Milpe unit
Nadf9t Yih abttus. unp tae aus ZEN
Sunsen Elm braver Meni9 rttr Elm
Taueenibts &rerten fcnntr, je naaeem
Ct ii@ entldIpe.
Seine 9anp auf pe5 &nabeu &opi
le8eab, laste ct I'M mtlpele1 9cne, BET
i'm su @etete 1anb: sd nil zen:
ten, ter liete @ott bale mid ertra tas
nit teauf!rast flr Dein GlId ;u lurz
een, Sd nil Dir bic Shle9ietei1
ser;eiben unb Did wieeer it meiu
0aus aufnebmen atsr wenn Du 1tdt
lelbt u,itmtrtit tann sern,ae i'd Nt9t5,
Du muet I'll jscen Moreeu surnsbz
rtea, felt yprnebmen, ale Define alien
8ebler ,u sermetoen, (ent 9eht'5 nidt.
WiQit gu eas, n,ein Gptn?"
. sewif, i'd ri(l's, perseihsn Sie
mir muir
uOut mein sptn, id nil s!auteu
ea6 es Dir Grnit it, ater 1ei auf 0et:
.tsr 6ut une eenfe nidt ZAP Is 70 lei9t
it, ii1 su dntern. 8omm jsst mt
mir na1 6au{e. SD babe yiel Bet
burd Did ssridumt; bic mue wiece1
ein9ebplt perten."
Sarl jautjte soy Greuee unb fabt'
feinem Weiisr aus Danfbarfeit tt'
9anee, ater CT bate nod nidt rer
Mutb, ibm in'S Gsfat gu iaausn.
&arplinf empfna i9n nit 7branen.
~Wabrli@", 1nete fie, nefn ei8enes Stint
fSnnte un5 nidt 70 Yiel Summer MA:
den. Bir tpoQsu Mue NIT einante
teteu, ,taB Dir @ott bic euten .@prldB'
erbalt. Stne Bete1 eebt &c nt9t
Wy nidt ale Gage an Ostt eenft
ter fdQt imn1er mieeer lit feline Teble
3uyld." rs aaaG y -.
Beldamt l1lid 3arl in bic Derf;
Fatte. Or flblte bic 2iete uub Na@:
fdt trcmit man tbt tebanbelte, uni 4
tiefsr, neil Ct 3u 5aufe nur S9sltwurt
bSrte unb prlael BRIAN ; teute aber It
eineu, nod pieI b5bern @rabs neil #,
Ter Mtifter aus ben, ]gtfdnsntFe Re
freite, in wel@es ibn her etsene @ate
eebra1t Bate. Das in itn. serBtns
bas tpar pirfli@e uno aufri@tse Reue
Ct fan, enblt@ gang III Der GInf&t Jet
ner @erwprfenbeit, uno bas prebte itu
Ebrdneu aus ben Mu8en.
Sim Mbenbe bteies Ia8es nabm {
unaufgefcrbert ben @ofenfrau3 BON Be
@anb unb betete tsn(elben vor ben
Gntfleipen. SIN Bette ba@te er NOD
LANCE barber mad, uro Is ,puree ibu
INNER tlare1, ipel@ etteu uuenbli9el
Dant Fl tem euten MeiRer Yerfaul
oete.s -
gon pieiem Gage al, sins cine sou
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-17
G6nltpeiem III China.

Gin Gorrelpcneent Der uSwib Ii
u,ss" aus pstins er;ablt Gelssnces
itsr tas 9inefide S@ulweien:
,Sn China teeinnt tteS@ulseit u,s
eemein fritz. Man ttift auf ben Straz
Gen |etr fleine &nateu, bic, NIT ;abls
rei&en BiGern untsr ben, Nrme, ben
@es rad) ter S6ule einidlaBe1. 81
re S9ulta(@en fir 8dder, Eafeln unc
aneere S9ulseratbe tefeben aus
tlausm Tuae. @pr eini6en Iasen
madte i'd einen Belu9 in einem bieit@
esn S1ulbaule Oman tann eieIelben
gan; gut pom anrern 0dulern uaterz
i1eicen an ben, erobsn 0ei1rei> ras
bic Rinesr maden) unb fanp einen al
ter> ererauten @aulmeiter Der itd NIT
einise1 3rpansi8 @9ilern belddftiste.
Die e lBen riat III berleltfn @eile ia
pie il, eurepdii9en S1ulen i'm dine,
fl9en S9ul3tmu,er tefano fd cine
Mn;abl BON Eil9sn unp an jepem terz
(elbeu Elm poer swet S@aler NIT ibren
Mufsaben beiddfttBt. Cine S9u!e in
Gina 1T Elm grocer 9drmplaB tte
S9dler i9reiea ale gu stttder 3eit, 70
laut IS nur 8eben mag. Seter 1u9t
namli@ tas, was int Bu@e ftsbt, our&
bdufses 5erlaeen leinem @ebd@tni6e
ein;uprd6et uno .reun jerer etwas AM
bsrts l@reit 70 fam man f4 einsn
8esriF MAIDEN BON BEN Concerto, BAG
pa entfebt. 9at IS Elm 99dler nit
ben, acknowledgment alldli@ ~ Gnbs
gebra@t - .lduft Fer gum S@ul'
meiRsr, gilt ben, pas Bud a. febr1
i'm, ben &aden gu, bamit ct taGtlbe IN
ees 2ebrers 5ano ni&t lete, uup fdns1
an, alles ber3uplautan mas It 8elernl
unb nod nt&t sereefen bat. Gs II
bas cine art GfnpfropfunG Bel weI9e'
Derjentss ber bas befte @tbd@tnts bat
an, rdafeu febt unb has IT benz
aud bas Yrta,ip In Chino, ipel&ee
f& bura pas 9an3e Gr3tebunSereier
wte Elm rotbtr Gaben btubur9jiebt
Sd babe mid iebr 9etpunoert ater BIZ
Rlttnen, ,pie IL, antatt nod NIT bet
Bd@ern f& a~taualenb, f&on tt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-17
Il.


e.sss'M WV $$PwYps t'V wv Oe''"'
@su's G,lana anb G5rS6e f&sinen attrwanssn
Dit @%ottsseeibel brobt Sta!iens @ausn;
Bei ibttra Nab'n ersreift tin tisfes grautn
Die gSt!er. Nutsab 5don aus tauftne @an
BEN.
@p Ma!b nit 1bat ubnmadtiS mirs tsian'
cen,
Gum Sberbirteu !eht nod bas Dsrtrauen;
Ct sisbt btuaus, fuY&tus bic 8lide i&ausa
Den Geins, Der RAID sefolst len tanssn Sun'
Zen.
Nui riltea Np1tn iprensen ,uilbe &ti!er,
Da faet ben 9unnenISnts iaber @dredsn-
CT pensst f9 : gis bierbsr uns ni&t wsttsr
am simmtl isbt er srubsnt S4psrtsr fun'
!hu,
Sbm sout Npultelpaar eatoesenlrsden-
Sod Hisst Got, mag IS aud na4tis butt
az4 e.. feln!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-17

@insfiGsa 8lai1fer lslen tcnnts,. 81
J. .. wurre watrene meinsr An,psisn:
bit elmer Ter &natsn aufoerufen, mil
ben MenGtus y%urautraeen. Wer an
meilten ouSwenbts, 8elernt bat 1T BE,
tefe S@aler unb nekt ptena,. Steu'
man f@ in europa Yor, tpie fleine Dus
Zen in elmer Dprflaule lpQten l1pn ben
plato, 85tbe pber Miltpn .lefen unit
tpsrtli@ ausutntis berunterleiern, u',e
MAI, bat Elm 8etveuss Bib tauot. tras
maj, in @btna unter Grsiebun8 une
S@ultiltune rer7tbt. Nues eiss
wtrp in beritlben @eik fort8etrisbs1,
bic gun, 6htntlt@en Gramen. eaS III
gbina cine fps8ro6e NoQes fpielt baB
man Is BEN xsrnB te8s poIiilden uro
locialen 2etens nenne,, f6nn.e."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-17
Sic Sdbanu08ler nnb berem
8ef<tnter.

Das 3euly{tem in tsn Gereinisteu
Staaten tf..le etn8eri9tet bae es' e,
Corruption Ebor unb Eblr 5fnet, eat
IS 1oear ;u 8etrl9ereien aufprcert,B Be-
He9eretsn int taS unu,pralifae De-
nunciantsnmslen tsf1rtert ~aberbaup1
c%emprolifrt. Das S@!immle abe,
it, tae, .penn ter S@mu8sl elmer
faufmdnnil&en Girn,a entbedt ,rprten,
has @eles Elm Gpupromtb ;wii&fn ben
3outsamten une her l@muBge!noen
Tirma aef1attet NIT ter 8epineun9, pa6
eas gerseben Der Giru1a sebeim Sc,
balts1 tutresn mus. aneererltits baz
Sen eie Neenten f1nt Denuneianten,
Mneeber, |pl@e @ewalt, bae ie mera
cine 6iru,a I'm Bewustlein ibres @e@>
tee f9 nidt ben, Mnfnuen Ter Denun<
cianten falet, bic faufmdnnilaen Bidder
in 8e(9lae netmen, bic Girna in Der
Osfentlihfeit als 8ftrd9er eisereoiti>
rem nrt taB oft faufmdnnilde 9au(er
nur, uu, einen Sfentliaen Seaneal 81
rermeieen, auf einek G%ompromie elm
aetsn. DR. Dsnuneiantenlobn unb
cer Mntteil Zen ter3oueoQectur sen Der
S&musee!(umme erntet 1T 70 snorn'
arpe, raB tarin eie erIbte NufoteerunB
lieet, zen 8aufmannsfane, lei IS AUDI
pbne alien Ne@ts9rune, 81 beunrubt>
aen. Die 3oIbeamten wereen eur@
oieles Sawintdpfem lit reniasn
Sabrsn Miuionars. Se!sence 8etz
1piele ,rerbs11 es bewsileu. Sn New
9)crt ,purten 1869 bis 1870 nit Is
RaufmannsFrmen ,pesen anlelduleisz
ten SamueeelnS Compromise obsez
|dlp6sn. Son BEN Summeu tesGom>
promi0eS erbielten Der Dtfriftsanpalt,
Ter Marldau unb Der Glerf prp;entf,
mad Mtsus Der YrpSerte ipurce he ser>
tleibente Gumn,e III aipei 6alften &C.
tteilt, Dol, renen bic cine Ddlfie ;u ei'
reln @iertel an ZEN GpIeftpr, NaYals
officer unp Surpeypr bes 3ollbaulee
yeribeilt muref. 9n hen eftanuttn
Is Gduen ycn 1869 BE 1870 betIue
RE aau,e @umms, Ireldr Zen fdufnars
rulden Sanelunssbduitrn IN Gol8t
ines@omprpmi0es a%beenomn'en ipurbs
$438,8A8. gon tieler Sunan,e erbiels
ten ter Dinrittsanpalt 1916, h,
Wor1dau unb Glert $5988, Johann be,
Collector nebf ben sret pbern 3cute=
amten $tO6,O21, Der Denuneiant abel
erbielt ebenfaus $t06,021, Der @ef
Vol, $212042 eins in has S@asamt
lter.
SIN Sabre 1871 mubteu f@ 81
faufmdnnil9e Girmen etrem Gpmprp'
mis- unterwerfen, In Gpl9e tef1en be
proses seeer, tielslben rieoereel@la9s'
rruroe. Die 81 Girmen mubts,1 su.
Iamm.n bic 6untu,e bon $409,O6s
;ablen. 5i,rvon erbtelten ee
Difrtftsanrolt $6576> tn Mar
(&au unc Glerf 1880, bic Sc
aannten ptern 3olteautten $8O,26s
unp enrli@ bas S@abautt $l95,53O
SIN Sabre 1872 CAB 80 IN Msu
gjorf 3m6lf GcmpromtbfdQe, nuf wel@
Die sw6lf taufmdnni(9en Tirneu 1872,
447 3ablen muetsn. 6terppt1 erbteltel
set Difriftsanwalt $l608, tsr Mar
(9au uno Glett 1898, bic pbssen3sll
j., beamten $l9.7O8, berD enuneiont $40,
! 700 une tas S@asartt $39A17.
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AMERICAN WoMEN.-It is a melan-
choly fact that American women have
degenerated in point of health and
physique, until they have become liter
ally race of invalids. How sad it is
to look around us and compare the frail
and effeminate looking lady of to-day
with the hale, hearty and buxom ladies
of days gone by. To all such the late
discovery of DIR. WALKER, of California,
which is known as VINEGAR BITTERs, is
a priceless boon indeed. For this class
OF diseases it is certain and safe, and
any lady, old or young, can take it with
entire confidence in the result, and thus
avoid what to thousands is stumbling
block never overcome, viz: consulta-
ton with family physician, lis true
there may be cases of years standing,
that will necessitate more powerful
treatment, but in nine cases ont of ten
this remedy will reach the disease, and
after little time effect cure. The
number of ladies cured by it are num-
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through every State in the Unien. 20
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A Very Valuable Work.

- History OF the Orange Increment or the
Farmers War against Monopolies. Be
tnJ JuA and authentic account Of the
struggles Of the American Farmers AGAINST
NE ertorti0as Of he Railroad Companies
van History Of the Rise and Progress
or ne Order OF Patrons of Hisband1.y.
Published by ne National Publishing Co.,
~ Chicago assd ~. Louis.
The most remarkable and powerful
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robbing the people and expressing the
toiling portion of our community.
The work begins with the causes
pie against the MonOpolists, and treats
of the railroad system of the country,
Its growth, actual condition and PROF.
poets. 1t then shows how this noble
system has been perverted to further
the ends of selfish capitalists and rail
road directors, who seek gain at the ex
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given terrible and thrilling account of
the crimes and frauds of the railroad
corporations of to-day. The author
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points out the evils which this selfish
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how the great corporations have been
able to- control the whole country /; how
they have robbed the nation, and cor
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Passing from the Monopolists and
their outrages, the author takes up the
cause of the wronged and oppressed
farmers, and gives us a detailed state
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A considerable portion of the work is
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THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA-
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF AN
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A COUGH, COLD OR SORE THROAT
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