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How They Finally Got Married.

One long summer afternoon there
came to MIR. Davidson's the most curl
GUS specimen of on old bachelor the
world ever heard of. He was old, gray,
wriEkled and odd. He hated old
women, especially old maids, and
wasn't afraid to say so. He and Aunt
Patty had it hot whenever chance drew
them together; yet still he came, and
it was noticed that Aunt Patty took UNI
usual pains with her dress whenever he
was expected.
One day the contest waged unusually
strong, and Aunt Patty left in disgust
and went out into the garden.
That bear she muttered to her
self, as she stopped to gather a flower
which attracted her attention.
"What did you run for ?" said a
gruff voice behind her.
&c To get rid of YOU"
You didn't do it, did you ?"
ono F.; you are worse than a burdock
bur-"
You won't get rid of me either"
81 won't, eh?"
"Only in one way"
"And that ?"
Marry me-"
" What us two fools get married !
What would people say?"
"That's nothing to us. Come, say
yes or no I'm in hurry"
"Well, no, then"
Z" Very well good. by, I sha'n't come
again.
"Stop bit-what a pucker you're
in"
eyes or no !"
81 must consult-'
can right thought your were of
age. Good-by." ..
"Jabez Andrews, don't be fool.
Come back, 1 say. Why, believe the
critter has taken me for earnest. Jabez
Andrews, I'll consider.
don't want any considering I'm
going, Becky Hastings is waiting for
me. thought I'd give you the first
chance, Patty. All right good-by."
"Jabezl Jabez That stuck up
Beck Hastings shsn't have him Jaoez,
yes Do you heal Yes "--Proui-
Ience ,To1fTDqE
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"A man who will deliberately load o
cigar with powder and leave it sticking
up out of his vest pocket as he walks
around deserves the censure OF every
thing which moves about on two legs.
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FooLIsHLY spent, money paid 1or
children's shoes not protected by silver
TIPS. Two weeks is about the time it takes
smart, active child to vettilate the toe OF a
shoe SfLFEF TIPS the only preventative.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-08-21

The Ladies' sOfOsis Club; of New York.
recently changed their discussions from woman
suffrage to Hair preparations and Pimple Danish
ers. They declared that where nature had not en-
dowed them with beauty, it was their right-yea
their duty-to seek it where they could 40 they al
voted that Magnolia Balm overcame sallowneSs
Rough Skin and Ringmarks, and gave the complex
ion most {;st;roue (sorosian) and marble-lke APP
pearance dangerous to men, no doubt) aid tnat
LYONS Kathairon made the hair grow thick soII
and awful pretty, ana moreover prevented II lr9ln
turning gray If tire rropretOrs Of these articles
did no3 send the sisters an invoice they are no'
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EvERr one knows that a cold or cough

EVERY one KNOWS That cold or cough
ought n8t to be neglected, and that if it is not
attended TO- in season, it may result fstally.
Our advice IS to take care OF it before il is too
late, and use DIR. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cor
dial, which can be had of any druggist. Dr.
Wishart's Worm Sugar Drops are the best rem
edy for worms ever discoyered.-COm.
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EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.

CHAuLEsroN. Mas, March %. 1902.
Mr. ". r.. SrKvFNss - ., nj,
preparat NfaWrtNEl in M htWilg tpraeN efhl
We RS and think tiinf Tor hcfoiu'h or IN
Uumors or Rheumatic affections, u cannot uN 81
celled : aud as n blood purifier aud iprlng M'9r
cine 10 Ia the best thing have over u1t,l H,l1i
nave used almost everything ] ch1 cniciluiS
forumend Il 90 any lu need Of such inFalein''
A""'' Mis- ~ DrNsN-GHE.
~ 40 Uuas III street
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Miss ThackeTay says, the sum of
the evil done by respectable and easy
going life may be greater in the end,
perhaps, than that of many a disastrous
career.
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Coon advice never 6otttes amlss. III
thew have not got the ElurySood CoIIar at the
store where YOU are in the habit Of purchasing
your goods, tell them to get some for you at
once. and don't be put of with any other
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mn r-The choicest IN the wor d;1 1Isy
lpf trfces-large.t company IN AlnTI 80
HHU pie article ple.sses every 10Y
tnualIy increasing; Agent. wanted eyeTg
-, m don u waste Time sena ioT
~ Robert Wells IL Vesey II, N. Y, r. u nox l@o1'
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u. T.. PET NGlLL,
Firm, of 4 81 pettpuaill n Co 10 tate tt.. Boston

VroETtNE extends Us influence Into every part
OF q human organism commencing WIN ~
fiunda' ~, correcting d'aeas' y Ton hhl teitor
Ing Vital powers. cTetuuR "a healthy iurfuhhln hu9
p.. rt0cAtirn Of the .iu0d driving ont gth.e hna
leaving nature To perform ~ ALLOTTED TASK NAsA
Tx 1. aOld by all q ~ LEL.Ll.
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/" Truth is Mighty, and will Prevail"
VEG.ETINE
PURIFIES THE BLOOD Am RESTORES THE
HEALTH.
Seventy-one Years Of Age.

EAST MAusuTIELp AUG. -, 400.
NJ. t. r.. sTEvENs: -
fisar sir-T am spvrnty-Onp years o. age; have
s nor A many yetrs with Kidney on pant, weak
\ go ia my back aud stomach. WsH inuucra ~
fr.snrs 10 try " ar NrgFrTSE and think % tho
bstt ucdi H. e Tor wpat mess CT the ktdHelh ever
used. 1 have tired many remedies 80 tlls com
Tlaint aud never found ~ iu och clci af ifuu tue
NEafrtNH. II strengthens ana INV sufhl'l W.
whole sys EN-. MANY Of NY ncIunlnihn,ts hhNe
taken A. anu believe be 60 Dee geo Tor All lht 'oh-
piainis for which 10 Is re commended.
Yours truly, 800.
JOSIAH N. SHEEMAN,
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vHEs wririnc 10 HdyertiHera n,..'ss 'nentni
NJ the name or this paper. No 33, y. ".
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WHAT Is NEEDED.

Mr.. ". n. ETFvENs: 49,. -
near SRA bout wear since tunmu ny VII
fn a feeble condition from general dfblltY NEaH-
TINE was strongly q lmm cndtu % me ~ ifiNuM
a. n IA n nee much benefited hy tts USE. pro
cured the art Gle and. nfte using feVefhl ioiNey
was restored 10 health. aud a. nuunutu ~ use.
feel quite confident that there iH no MEDICINE SUI
peror TO u for those complaints TOT wiigh ~ N ,
peciaIiy prepared. ana NO 10 cAceri WV Ie,9il-
men IA h tos who feel that they med sonnet ping
10 restore them 30 perfect oaitu
Respectfully y Yrs. 80.
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the hest and most reliable medicine ever oher.d
A he ne mi. for the above class Of diseases lhe
n1TsIn9 babe its brothers and sisters its pare u
= a grand parents, will all find this pleasant rem
edV well adapted for their dlHeFthL coihPl"ih'S'
For sale by all druggists.
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wATrpS' cnNGFRTO ORGANS

WATERS CONCERTO ORGANS
~ most beautiful IN style and perfect IN
,ane ever made. The Concerto stop is ne
best ever placed IN any org"r. ~ e Pc 1,,
a,sced by an extra set Of reeds pecuhnrIy
r1ofeed ne effect or t0hfch Is most chr rmtng
mi souI-stfrFfng, tDhns hs imitation 0 me
hunan voice rs superb. Terms uLeUt
WhTEPS' Philharmonic, Yes per d
Orchestral organs
I'm 1rufuue French cases, 0fe among me best
~, Ne M com bfne purity IL vote nag lCihh
great volume Of tone. Suit"D ie J0F pSrh"'s
Church music hail.
WATERS New Scale Pianos
hare great power and q nne singing tome
tOifh All modern improvements nd -,
heat Dtanos made. These organs 0nd pl-
amos dre 1Varra uted for years. Prices et-
trenely low for cash, or part cash d -
H1,ce III monthly or quarterly paytneh
secOnd-hand instruments taken .. -,
change. Agents wanted ~ eve y tess,g
~ nc q. y. aud Canada. ltberEI JTS'Jgss
10 Teachers Ministers, Chuyches sengyssSs jjsy
eIe III USTRA TED CAT1LOG IES 1.g'e"'
HORACE WATERS ~ ,sON;f.ez
4sI Broadway, n. Y r. ". DoN
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Go to Riverside Water Cure, Hamilton, Ill
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Has great magnifying power, used for detecting
stances in the eye IN wonn' $, ETC. and to xamine
insects flowers and plants; to de Get flaws in M T.
ais, fnene Of wood grain; TO decipher writing
otherwis legible and for the inspection Of grain,
minerals cts. Useful for every body. Double Con
vex Lens, IL inches IN diameter. Mounted IN
leather, and carried in the vest poe ct. Price &
cents two TOR 81, free by mail. Agents wanted
IIIns rated circulars and terms free Address NJ
L. BYR =, P. o. Box 1859, New York. Office, No
80 Nassau stree. State where yeu saw this.
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The wise Men OF the Land, the divine,
,t,a phvsiclau the Judge. use dai y. ~ ihelf own
bn S and recommend 10 a ] iuvalids and suffer
ers from Dys pepsla, Sick Headache, sour SION
81 Cos .fyen ess, Heartburn. Indigest en-. rules
IIii,,nS Attacks, LiverC mplants, GO q aud kheu
matte Affections, Natures own great aud COCO
Remedy, = -. =, - -.
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CON per day at home. Terms free. Address
W5E@EU GEO STINsoS & Co.. Portland, Maine.
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Money Making Employment. Fest ever
| NJ offered. Address NJ. n. LOWELL, Erie, Pa.
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COUNTY en.Ner DIRECTORY.

Ssfe Ccaaos--oficers--A y pavio, Beverly, Nv
master. J nj Clnrk, Hopkiusgillc, ny, Trusurcr \
Eugene Barnes, tlelrgCtnNu BY, ~otroterg. lNrrn-
tive Committee Gfnn, taUrgct4un. NJ haif-
man; w " Taylur. tsrrsnfe. W re iinrLius, ltn-
hrske XVI \ y Guthrie, ~leihyviNc, Ky VI t"nfof'
Brnncttstown. Ky; Richard Waters, Uoshcn, ny.
CsuHfv CaiaeH Meets NJ stanford every "A MONDAY
in each month. Murphy Stiullrl Pre-, % q Holm,
Milieds,Nillc. Sccy; John BRIGHT >tinfordl business
Agent.
sanford Gsaags-Ncais 90 Oll-i lows illl stlu-
f,rl. every Ssturlsv anern1gn, 90 zoo. cA l1s
Harris, Master; J Murrhy Irsasufrti lohn hnshi'
Secretary.
HastonsiH, Gangs- Meets AZ Masonic Hall, liustou
nile, every Saturlsv Afternoon at2 O'Clock. VIM. Lu-
cas- Master; 81 Owcus, Treasurer Grow, scc'y
,'raB OrcAarf Gf,Isgs--Nr-t at -------- Hall
Crab Orchard. every saturday Afternoon. q james
Master; Jacob Guest, Treas A Middleton, scc'y.
Hsirs Gar Go4a.s Meets at llalrs Gap evsry----
-. Gratis Lynn, Master; Logan Murphy Treas
ury; Lynn, sew.
prsyclsrsrile GrangeMecis nj rrcschersyille every
"a aud lth saturday afternoon, AZ I o'clotk. RucE
Anderson. Master l. V Philipsi Treas Gcu Evans ,cy
Ta,afrgils Graage-M Meets At the school house a.
Turn srsvine. every saturday afternoon. ". :. q.
llockor Master; J. j swopo Secretary. \. d. Root,
Trea-urer
wp'sagsrHe Grmcs- Meets AZ MirdFevlle every
saturday afternoon Ut otluck Cildwelrs store.
Daniel Stag, Master Jree J. Carter Sec'y wyatt
sandidrc Treasurer
Hagisg F5-t GIange-Meeis near Shelby City,
every saturday afternoon A Denny, Master;
White sec'y, rdbhle, Treasurer.
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MAGISTRATES AND MAGISTRATES CorRrs
Noqtui-2d nivision-W Il Carson. "a Sat.
urlays In August, November, February and
Nav. ~ Divi~ion--J u Dennis, "a Saturday
in July, October, January and April Gcory,
Bobbe,t, Constable.
Grub Ofchari--lst Division-Arch Carso,
ith saturday in March, June. September and
December. "a Division Roht stewart. vi
Saturday in March, june, September and De.
cember. Tuck Ballard, Constable.
Walnut Fdi-lst Division-Craig LYNN 81
THURSDAY in March, june. September and pr.
ccmhor ri Division--Wm. fackev. Itb Mon.
day in March, June, September and Drcrmbcr
Tol Douglas, Constable.
H'Vm3-lst Divisional owls Fall RI Sal.
urdly in January, April, July and Octol.cr
n Division Jas. u Blstin, 1T SATURDAY, In
January, April, July anl October. jas. bas.
tin, Constable.
Woyrajur7--lst Nvision-E piJrs.t il.
Tuesday in March, June, SEPTEMBER and pe-
ccmher. ii Division VIM. Gooch, "a Tues.
day in March, June, September aud December.
NJ II. Gooch, Constable.
Tuawllc-lst Division-John Cash l.,
Thursday in March, june. september and De.
combcr. III Division-J II Alcorn I'd Thur
day IN March, June, September aud December
sam Campbell, Constable.
HusoavHe--lst Division-narin. Iammo
"a Tuesday in March, June, September and
December. n Divi-ion-J Z Hurhcs. LIST
Tuesday in March, June, September and De.
cember. W X Jones, Constable.
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A YOUNG gentleman took his wife to
a soda fountain, last evening, and look
ing solemnly at the man who asked
them "what syrup said he would take
crusade" Imagine his horror when
she said she would try some too, lie
laughed ieebly, but the cold sweat stood
in great d.ops on hi, clammy brow f;
but fortunately t'e soda man never lo.t
his presence OF mind, and while the
husband threw in an extra dose of "cru-
SADIE" his wife made wry face over
ginger. She will never try crusade
again.
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In recently PUBLISHED work on "Sau-
itary Arrangements for Dwellings" M
Eassie points out the preclution 20 be
adopted by hou-eholder, in cases where
rainfall forms the chief or only source Of
water supply. Generally it will be
found convenient to store rain falling on
the roof in an underground tank, formed
of brick or concrete, puidlod outside
with clay and covered inside with Port
land cement But ere must be taken
that the down sp1uts conducting the
rainfall to the tapk do no. drain either
zinc roofs or lead fI's. Even on tile or
slate covered roof, the water will have
passed over lead hl,hings, ridges. hip.
and valley, charging 1t Vitha spall per-
centage Of lead, but not mor thls &. e
twentieth Of a grain To- the llr. With
a greater proportion thIo mi water
hecomes dangerous To use, urug wHu.
.or les, poi.ouons. Since rain arluir.-
c..tti, i,,rurit;es e,o, ,,Lg. go .;,,..
,hr,p,b h. air il .L..il .l...,. D..
carefully filtered bef.r. bri.,.n.,I 81.
drinking or co,kipo purp,.c.
IT, case or 81 b,n.. sn,,I;.J ,..h Oh,
UNDERGROUND racep,,c,o 6lfr,,,,a c,u,,j
he easily m,nogci Lv rl,.,r.,,r o.,tL
altor an nm tho dali,ory iii. og,ho d,vn
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CtrisirH-nopot Strcct-Prsaching bv Ed
: II King "a Lords DAYS in each
month at II o'clock, m Sunday school Q
O'Clock, j Warren, Srpt Worship every
Lords day by the congregation.
B.ys's-Rev. V f Hirtlcy Church
meeting 1t sunday in each month. SUNDAY
school at . O'Clock. q Il Waters, supt.
Ntiofis Episcopal, South )--Rev. q c Over.
street. Pa-tor-scrvicts ID and 9Th Surdavs
PRAYER ni.ei.nr every THURSDAY nirht. sum.
Prc~bgterian Southern Preaching by Rev
Wm. Grow, LIT and 81 sabbath in each month.
SUNDAY school at o'clock, a N.
Rush B.anch-Preaching by Elder l. Al
len 1t and - Sunday in every month.
Girra's Church. Liac1(n Covnt, Preaching
by Elder : II King ever first sunday morn
ing and afternoon in each month.
". Maria CAristun-N Nine miles south Of
stamford Preaching every eth Saturday and
Sun 'ay following. by Elder Martin Owens
Wal-a Fiat Cum5eriaRd Pes5gte7m-
Trrrcbuz bv Rev. r. II. Caldwell, Sd Sunday
IN each month.
CRIB orchard Baptis Preaching every Sun
day by Rev. = johnson, Pastor Sunday
school az o'clock pm. Also preaching every
9Th SUNDAY ly Rev l. II Brookshire.
CrdB O-ci1rd Presbyterian Assem6ly.)-
Preaching every lst Sunday in the Baptist
church by Rev Mr.. McEiroy.
C,ab OroAdrd Presbyterian lCid Seiooil-
Prcarhing every 3od sunday hy Rev : Nc
Rob,r :. IN the aph tohur.h.
Hrs,arGs PeIrieriaa-N Vacant. SUNDAY
school every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
J Is Grecu, Superintendent.
Ha'l@rRs Cirisiga- r.. ching by Ed. W
!. Williams every lori'- dey. SUNDAY school
at @ O'Clock, am, I 4 L.ain, Superintendent
Loqas C,,,k t'aioa.-Preaciiu bv I'D. 4
ID Er-.. G,pri.. even, "a sunday IN each
month. C.a.rh meeting a, O'clock, I. NJ.
tLr -ltu.lsv preceding
Hua-rws C.bA Siadsg Sclao!-Mceu
every sunday au,n.ouu az o'clock.
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Il i getting to I've tie ,,shon to talk
Of Summer as we dl Of many other
things--a. nm 'diciiou, rs something to
be endured With much dissatisfaction
and giumbling. aud got rid Of, il that
were possible.
GLOW to Bear the summer" "IIow
to Render the Heated Term Tolcrahlc,"
GLOW to Mitigate the suffering. Occa.
stoned by the Heat are h'adiugs con-
stan,ly met with in the newspapers, UNI
til. instead Of euioyix the warmth, the
sunshine, the glory OF Summer, we make
ourselves aud every one else miserable
by our groaningS and forbodings. The
amount Of really hot weather We have
to endure in New York City is very lit.
tle--never more usually less. than one,
two, or three days at time in two or
three of the summer months. BY far
the largest part If the warmth Is temp
cred, particularly at night, with the
most reir shug hroezcs, and through
June and part of August it j. usually
necessary to sleep under one blanket at
least.
The great part Of the discomfort expc-
rienced during the summer arises from
the bad habits and reckless indulgence
in "drinks." Men drink upon every
street corner, then fume aud fret aud
drink again. Women sit in rocking
chairs, eat heartily Notwithstanding that
they have "no appetite" and drink
huge quantities OF ice-water, which
stops digestion and increases their ten.
dency to torpid liver aud dyspepsia.
Horace Greeley said the best way to
resume specie payments is to resume
the best way to enjoy summer i to enjoy
1t instead of grumbllng about it and at
it. People who attend their proper bus
iness and are not always thinking OF be-
ing thirsty rarely know how warm it is
in summer or how cold in winter until
the thermometer or daily paper tell,
them. The human body is made to en-
dure these gradations of heat and cold
without much suffering or inconvenience,
and indeed when properly pre-
pared with positive enjoyment.
Ice, which has always been considered
a luxury in this country, is undoubtedly
one of the greatest foes to health and
consequent enjoyment, because of the
profuseness and recklessness with which
it is used. Too much liquid Of any
kind weakens the gastric juices Of the
stomach at the same time that it adds to
the labor to be performed; but when
the liquid is introduced into the stomach
in an ice-cod condition the action is par
alyzed all the forces are brought to
bear on equalizing the temperature, and
thus time and strength are used, as un-
I'll this is done the natural work of trans
mutation cannot be performed.
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Tho Secrets Of the Bowl Ccu-
rcssions Of "a Convicted Liquor
COmpOuudcr.

rc~sions Of "a Convicted Liquor
COmpOuudcr.
A former BROOKLYN saloon keeper, who
has been converted by the Quaker ladies,
has printed the recipes be used to keep
secret. IL SAYS Bourbon or rye whisky
is manufactured from hichwines. COM
monty called fuscl oil whisky, made to-
day and drunk three days after. II also
contains vinegar, strip, oil of Bourbon,
French coloring. blucstone, ard other
chemicals. 1t costs from 30 cents to 81
a gallon, and retails tor s. to So a gal
lon.
Cognac brandy is made from French
or Cologne spirits, burnt sugar, oil Of
cognac, vinegar, buestone, Jamaica
rum, honey, strip, port wine, French
coloring, alum, and aloes. 1t costs 81 a
gallon, and reiails from So to SO a GAL
lon.
Irish or Scotch whisky is made from
Canada highwine, or new distilled whis-
Ky, one week old, salipeire. fine salt, es-
sence OF oil # Scotch or Irish whisky,
fu.el oil, strip, bluestone, st. Croix rum,
some imported Irish or Scotch whisky
for favor. 1t costs 81 80, and retails
for So a gallon.
What sells for the best old Holland
gin is made from French spirits, water,
oil Of juniper, white wine vinegar, blue
stone, New England rum, peach pips,
with some imported gin for favor.
Old Tom gin Is made from the same
ingredients, but double sirup is added 20
make it sweeter 1t costs 81 % per
gallon and retail. for S. 1t is also bot
tied us a medicine and sold for the kid
ney disease.
Jamaica and ST. Croix rum j. made
Of double refined highNines, French col
ing, oil Of rum, fusel oil. vinegar, lime
stone, burnt sugar, molasses sirup, with
some imported Jamaica, Cuba, or ST.
Croix rum for flavor, alum, aloes, and
pruno juice.
Stock ale or porter is diluted with oil
Of yitriol, strychnine, and aqua f5rtis to
make it keep. New ale i, diluted with
oil of vitriol and damaged moasses.
Lager beer contains little malt, plenty
of water, some inferior hops, rssin, tar,
saleraius, soda, with four different chem
icals to make it keep from brewing.
An ex-liquor dealer said. yesterday,
that the fluids sold over two-thirds of the
bars in New York and Brooklyn are
compounded as above.
Charles Myers, who kept a saloon and
gambling house in Bridge street, Brook
Ign, but whose place was closed by the
crusaders, says the liquor dealers never
sell their liquor as they buy it, but water
it copiously. When his stock was Ie-
bought by the wholesale dealers they
would not pay him more than one-half
of what he paid for it, because it was
not proof or unwatered. Meyers is
now in the Board of City Works.
Oliver Cotter, who kept Cotters's place
near the City Hall, in Red Hook lane,
where thirsty politicians, in the ring
days drank, i. preaching and practicing
temperance.
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They are always Charged and
Ready for use.

Tho test at Stanford, made
Against the Great Ameri-
cam" was witnessed by many
persons. The Seven Gallon
Champion put out a fire in
one minute, which the Great
American" 25 Gallon Machine
failed to put out under five
minutes. Send for catalogue.
Address,
Champion Fire Extinguisher Co.,
Louisville, KY
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Ii is popular error to suppose that
the inventor of the guilloiine DR.. Gull
lotine-perished by his own invention.
lie survived the great French Reyolu.
ton many YEAR, and died in 1914
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Suaford-John VI Phillips, Jr., Police judge,
court 4th saturday in each month. Boa,d Of
Trustees: Col. I W Miller, President; A II
Penny, \ G. Pcndleton, VI u Elmore, : 4;
Cundih, & II Mckinney, VI Bruce. Treas
urcr, II Shsnks; Clerk, A 4 Warren; Mar.
shall, I } Atkins; Collector q W Bohbitt;
Assessor, ---.--. Board meets the first
Tuesday night in each month.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-31

County Court, ~ Monday in each month.
Quarterly Court, LIT MONDAYS in March. June.
September and december. Court Of Claims
Accommodate Monday in June.
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