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warded with the history of her sad expe-
r%leDce, without making himself known to
the Princess. The Cheyalier offered her
his means and services, which we're glad
ly accepted. A plantation was opened
I by the exiles, and with the Chevalier's
help was managed successfully. At last
The faithful old man-servant died, and
then the Chevalier declared his identity.
AS he was an amiable gentleman, and
from a good Ardennes family, in due,
time he gained the Princess affection
and became her husband.
A child was born to the loving couple,
and for fifteen years their happiness was
unalloyed. The Chevalier was at the
end of this time afflicted with disease
which required the treatment of skillfal
physicians, and it was determined to sell
the plantation and 20 to Paris. While
there Madame d'Aubant was one day
walking with her daughter in a public
garden when she was recognized by Mar
shall SAKE, who saluted her as the Prin-
cess Charlotte. The lady prevailed upon
him to preserve her secret for three
months. Meanwhile the Chevalier re-
covered from his illness, aud the day be-
fore the seal Of secrecy was removed from
the lips Of Marshal SAKE, the d'Aubant
family sailed for the Isle of France, over
which the Chevalier bad been appointed
Governor Of the East India Company.
On their departure, Marshal SAKE re.
vealed the facts in the case to the King
OF France, whoimmediately eommunica-
ted them to the Queen Of Hungary, an
older sister of Madame d'Aubant. The
Queen Immediately sent a letter to her
long mourned relative, entreating a visit
frem her. Madame d'Aubant replied
with corresponding affection, but de-
clared that nothing would induce her to
reassume royalty or to give up her hus-
band and child. But the Chevalier soon
after fell a victim to the climate Of the
Isle of France, and Madame d'Aubant
returned to the Continent, finally settling
at Brussels, where she enjoyed a pension
OF "a, 1000 forms from the House of Bruins
wick, aud consecrated her remaining
y airs to deeds Of piety and benevolence.
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A SOCIETY SCANDAL.
An Epgm.h Omeer no Tronble.

The London correspondent OF the
New York Times gives the following:
Another of the sorrows Of society is a
sed scandal, affecting a we'll known
officer Of high rank, Colonel Valentine
Baker, who is the commander of the
Prince of Wales's crack regiment of
H%ussars. On Thursday afternoon some
OF the passengers in a train on the South
western Railway, just beyond Working,
were startled by the sound of screams,
and, looking out, saw a woman standing
on the toot-board of a carriage, and
holding on with difficulty. After several
~fruitless attempts to attract the attention
OF the guards or engine driver, a laborer
on the line contrived to make himself I'M
derstood by signals, and the train was
stopped. 1t was then found that the
lady was a passenger in the train, and
had travelled in the same compartment
with Colonel Baker, but had been driven
70 refuge in this dreadful manner from
his attempts TO assault her. This, at
least, is her account Of the matter, and
the Colonel was Immediately appre-
hended, and will be put on trial. II
appears that the unfortunate young lady
rode on the steps oil the railway carriage
for a distance Of four or FIVE miles, and
vac almost insensible when the train
stopped. There was no mean of com
munication in the train between the
passengers and the guard or driver. 1t
is needless to say that, on every ground,
this horrible story has produced a pain
full sensation, and one of the results will
no doubt be a renewal of the agitation,
which was raised after the murder of Mr..
Briggs in a railway carriage some years
ago, for compelling the companies to
provide some method of signaling to the
officers in charge OF a train"
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What is be good sor2 Not an idea
has he ever had Of learning anything,
Of acting for himself, or on his own judy
ment. Speak to him OF a long voyage,
wen of pleasure--sor instance, a tour to
Jerusalem or Cairo-he makes a wry
face In his heart of hearts he would
rather see ore Of Sechan's decorations
at the opera. ] sent him over to Lon
don; he was bored to death by fogs and
visits. When he found hat the theaters
and casinos of the place were only fit
for counter Jumpers, he came back in a
bury. he likes country parties we'll
enough and chateau life. He has quite
a success in it, because he wears fresh
gloves and dances we'll; his real prefer
ence is for exquisite and heavy dinners.
and those great arm-chairs with pitched
backs in which digestion is so easy in
the open air, aided by a cigar. At his
age men OF my time were all crazy
about politics and literature. | belonged
TO a society for the regeneration of the
human race, and we had fsticuf fights
at college owe the 'Orientalesp Of Victor
Hugo, AS for him he looks upon litera-
ture as he does upon love-it helps to
pass an evening when there is nothing
else to do with his evening. BE likes
amusing novels, but not those that are
sad, or hard to understand. / have
sometimes talked to him OF the choice Of
a career; he would resign himself to it,
if necessary, as to any disagreeable la
Dor, whatever it might be, no matter
what; only be would not like anything
away from Paris, nor too eugrossing.
de wants his evenings, bis mornings,
his Sunday, one day of abserce each
week, two months vacation, and he says
his digestion suffers when he has to work
between the hours of meals, from eleven
to five o'clock"
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Three AttainabIe dressings.

A good appetite. vigorous digestion and
sound sleep are three blessings that imply a
good many more, and are attainable by the
daily use of HOstetter's Stomach Bitters. The
stomach that is invigoratei by that ruling
tonic rapidly dispOses Of the food committed
to it, and at the proper time Graves for more
with natural earnestness, and the brain from
which pain and dependency have been BAN
ished by that ~salutary anodyne and cheering
cordial. enjoys at the hour of rest that tran
quill dreamless repose for which no other
boon that Providence can bestow can compen-
safe. Besides these most desirable results.
the entire physique is strengthened and forth
fed against the attacks Of disease BY this
splendid yitalizer and protective AGENT which,
take II altogether, is about the most desirable'
ss it is unquestionably one Of the most popu,
lar medicines in existence. eodl07- ll5kw
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AN. pm. An. Pm
.DailTrain daily ....-..- 200 $40
" Leaves
Louisville Depot"-..... $3.50
Rreight ana A~ccol1moda-
ten daily ....~,..-......... 90 800
Sleeping cars on mail train. Depot Center
Banding, foot Of Washington street. Ticket
Taices, 287 fcor. Madisonl and 27S Main street.
W.. SMITH, Act'g Genl Sup't.
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Memphis AND LITTLERocK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
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The New York Mail grieves ever the
early death of Mr.. Bunker, and wishes
he had been present to see how far his
hill has got ahead of old Breeds.
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MANHOOD.
1TANHOOD RESTORED.

A VICTIM OF YOUTHFUL IMPRU.
IN dence, causing premature decay, ner-
yous debility, etc, having tried in vain every
known remedy, has found n simple ~self-eure,
which he will send free to his fellow-sufferers.
Address ]. III. tREEVES, rs Nassau street.
New York, 30 eOd-lG
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Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise
aAlLkOAD TjaE TABLES.

MEMPHIS AND LOUIEvlLLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
A- -
AK. Pm. An. Pm.
Sunday ........ ...~..".-.. $50
Mail Train ...,.....".. O. BIB IL. 90
Aeon except Sunday. SIS 500
Depot at head Of Main strosh
Ticket Office. 2S7 Main street, corner Of
Nadison.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE I. R.
Arrives. Leaves.
-- ->--
AN. pm. An. Pm.
q. ". Mail daily ........... 100 200
Expire. daily ex. Sunday 8.i5 AS
eFTelght laaly o.. sunday 40 els
Jopet at foot OF Main street.
Ticket Office, 2S7 Main street. corner Of
Madison.
NJ. BURKE. GenI Sup't.
Memphis AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
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Our British imports, it seems, have
fallen off. With the tariff as high as il
is, the fall must have hurt them, too.
-Nee York Commercial advertiser.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILWAY.
s. ED

SO AD II II
Mail train leaves depot. foot Wash
ington street. daily ................... 3:l0 pm
l.. i N, X. r. depot~""-,....."..-. 3: . Pm
Arrives daily....-.. ""."..."....... z:l0 am
New Pullman Palace Cars on Mail trains
from this date, June 6. 1915.
For further information and Tickets. apply
at Depot. Center Landing. foot of Washington
street; No 27S Main street, corner Madison,
and 278 Main street.
W. b. SMITH, Acting Gen'l Sup't.
JA0. ii. PERRY, Gen'l TIT Ag't.
K. A. WILLIAMS, Passenger Ag't.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
Great Southern Railroad.

SCHEDULE.
Express train leaves daily Except
o'0J h.m
Mail Train leaves daily ..........-.-...ll:W a IN
Accommodation leaves daily Except
Sunday .""....... .......................-. 5:OO pm
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on all night
trains.
For tickets or information, apply ct Ticket
Office, 2S7 Main, northwest corner of Madison
~s8treet.
JOHN T. FLYNN, Sap't Memphis Div.
JAMES SPEED. Ticket Agent. ut
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MEMPHIS AND L|OUURvILLE RAILROAD,
Arrives. Leaves.
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GRAIN RAIsERs REFUSE to sub
init to the wasteful and imperfect work Of
other Threshers, when posted on the east stpe-
riority o., this one, for Faving grain, saving
time, and doing fast, thorough and economi-
cal work.
THRESHERMEN FIND 1T highly advan.
tage9us 70 run a machine that has no - Beat
ers, Pickers," or apron" that handles
DAMP, Grain. Long Straw. Headings, Flax,
Timothy Millett and all such difficult grain
and seeds. with ENTIRE EASE AND
EFFECrIVBN ESS. Cleans TO perfection;
saves the farmer his thresh bill by extra saw
ing OF grain, makes no =" Litterings :" re-
CURES LESS THAN 0NE-HAlF the usual
Belts, Boxes, Journals, and Gears; easier
managed less repairs; one that grain raisers
prefer to employ and walt for, even at
advanced prices, while other machines
are = out of j0bs,"
Four sizes made with 9, 8, 10 and
IL horse Mounted " Powers, also
"a speciality Of a~eparRtOrs aIOne,'
expressly for STEAM POWER. and
TO match other Horse Powers.
II interested in grain raising, or threshing,
write for illustrated Circulars (sent fee) with
full particulars Of sizes, styles, prices. terms,
etc. NICHOLS, SHEPARD a co,
s@l53sw attic Crek, Michigan.
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eADUCAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD.
dali and Freight Train leaves........ AIS pm
" arrives.... 900 am
The mail and freight train leaves Cow igton
for Memphis at 6: Is am. and returns to Gov,
Sng;on at 7 pm. Trains leaving Memphis will
start from the Underwriters Warehouse.
NJ. BURKE, Sup't.
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LANDS IN PIKE COUNTY

70 So sefss ~ PIE county Tod. At sso 10, -.
~, 80 ,,i1re IN - ,aonih's zoos cosii,s'
~ - y" Acle, nsa "lhsier PIKE evaa'y. 80
fs,''s htfs aud hoenvil~ ra.h ioS servs IN ~
ION hur .Stvry ffsns house. gOoa .feh.- ~.
.,nd = ~ ra'srisii wiih .ish, 'so, ,sla. u,
.'s has sgsaffy ~ splendid black sists .ssus ~.
slNN We lN+I fsfL. balance ia end tss wear
Ns. 30 ceres " splssa.i ssai .ants In ~.
en'u '-i'"n aud al uidsriaid viii .plshdii v.n -
~ 'e--''a sers. # good farming Land. 70 .e,,..
CULTIVATED ~ fr,sh sfsi. en- stuni,nes ~ ro.I
'sfir'i' ''iin. and sssessAiy cat buildings, gs,,
81 57.--A the Hs'l. farm ~ 90 acre. 4, pm.
if - srre- fndsr hisb sisfe 81 guilty ati.s ~.
trishis luas~s f-ot hsfn. nice orcbnri 49,
~,irr. ~ .enAisrts q srl~naii timber. sns st.rg'
thing arc~ts Tl e c0uiisrfab country ho,.. 80
\" y aef's' ~ SORES tassr hish ,is's =
cni'ivaNnn rnr orchard ~ es1 .sl~et fra., ---s -
.'ai"~> .rrpf " stock water centrally .e-.t-a ~.
tsh to"l si-rcd timber, n!re sud cs-s fortshi. hul
ng. this esCtifu htii~ farrn isttusts1 In or, co.
tsst nrizA of los rs PIKE cuurfv IN clos. ~ t,,,
?" chaIeh srt school hou-e Price only -lfpo h,,
.4t' Elan ~ rn' ant I've years. Th.fs !. sr.st
81 . a farm q isa acre.. IN PIKE county. esu
renrntly situated i1o IN cultivation ro,
irtue BOISE fns shard &c Price - oso hAlf CO..
balance "a one and t~o years.
Nc. - IS, acres u fns lard on line tlsis'ng IT,.
sun sad n ron fos nshps in Pike ceunfy: 90 So. i,
ahi.a state ~ cultivation. me orshsrs good vii ~
vale, several Inc -prLK- good comfortable d. elrr,
p four roe good stable and srgs tobacco barn fns
W q
sicsr coal. Nery cheap az Ell 100
No - This farm contains % aCres aud 4 sif.,e.
near to lac q the q X A :. " r. snsis una,fi.s
with superior quality Of block coal has IS scr. \.
cultivation good fSans house 80 select fruli tree.
plenty II rne ss~k water snd abundance u srl,n
dd tirnt.r Prize al, o. 500. bali cssh bsl.ac. I,
ore and two year.
50 7s.-so acres % isnd near line q th.CRA
v. X n and T. selh hrt % -,ons coal. Price ssss
uaf ct.h, balance "a one ard I've wears
N"- '-.--eO acrrs 81 tn- snd Air Line Rnhrs.a
AL SEnndan,s q rae ccsl ard lead ore in r.,u.
GUAR itrs- fhis d very cheap and Of easv TER.
" - One ~ ne finest farms ~ PIKE cunni, :,
ne ~ Vernon kai'oaf. 80 SEXES 100 sc-ss N eu,i
ytficn sut ~ spls'tt rrrsif Improvement. an e..
cisrs. ncn f~e srnrs frsme h.ase rooms hrui.t :,
Irn 20 soif sifi e. tine timber apd underiA9
itof ssin y b-ck coal rrr- 81 20 OF 80, term,
DORNF * fAPsH.RT oder their ser.
vices 10 the public for the sale or trads
81 veal estate. without making any
charge 70 parties employing them. IN.
less sales ARE effected. and then reason.
sir commission j. expected. Person,
hlv'". f~a. estate rs sell will lind TIL. a
de-i~ah'a r,r..H- - reaching ~ purcha,.
irg public
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aud cheap al $3.50; half cash. balance
ON time.
No. a.. Steam Saw Mill. with . good
pair OF French bnrrs fof Grinding corn.
engine III inch rvliudrr boiler g0od. in
a splendid location tn FIGURING Mill.
and with power sufficient 20 run both
HON. and saw mill. aud ON White river
where Tie suppl, OF rw-log~ i mex
haustihlc. Atlarhcd 90 Il /, coal bank.
ami two acre. OF ground with good
residence thereon. Price pNls ~. $40.
and on easy terms. 4 rare speculation.
No. i'.---Gooh twS->iury frame house.
iour oon.~ and cellar stable aud out
hpiidings. splendid well or water, fine
location Tor resilcure'in the town OF
= lsger. Price >lNuO: terms. 500 cash.
balance in AMI wears.
M. as acres OF tine river hot ON
iana near the live - the G.. X. j. :. ".
x. w. ANY quantity rf finr oak timber.
five OF six acres cleared. with n tolsrahle
iir iog house on ID. Price only 500:
$3.50 cash. the remainder IN one and Two
year,.
50 gs-rs- .sa,- firm ~ nusois county. ele
sCC uid-r 81 -ai- 81 cults, alton tines.
fue-r nrv frame hes.e m M county u lsfgs .li
c"tr aHs runtn- 81 furnished ~ 'hs a--s' nd MOS,
Al r..ef sfyis ntseni@srnf cellar spirrlid wci 81
s'f- fsf orchard cuusisting u apple pcsch. pesr
4fffe p-iiN alfriso, errsinut, H. Ntst-es an enc
'' f-i..N y -" iNN~ W -. fiAti Z. re
y. /" 49,, " 49,
f,.-i 49,, w, -. ~ "
~. N ~. 81 v~ru.r n Il Pre- enly - 81 arre
art az very tttv terms
so -Ffns large ,we-ani-- half .forv rick dwell
~ 4 taa a..i-.- -,s-.. -e,ir AZ Thi. rr.n~-t, u
isa,-i .rri.ss t.f Ia rs c,f.r IN he t..ii.s. "a.
~ t.r EOS ~ JAsf.r 4te ~ e. ifa -t ..ure ~.
-..ai ldIr4s 81 y ,i,di we'll ai urf~- sfi i
srsec. &C.,. sni M he -aii - REASONABLE. rrics r.
ia YER, ts.. Terms
80 siits f. y ff- -nt 20 rcrcs in rl'tiva alton.
st'-i rolsea r- asr '.-f' ~ 20. sieck na'-- sott
lnrf fN 4 ti .rt 70 tff sfNi.r-ra-i N'ff VI t.'F
oH- ri & ~ ..-ianss % leaie i~" ~.
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lT ~. ~ o.. -t.r 20 rs-f- at't tt'
en.aet arft. A. - trs .tms mr.
fs.. trr rHt-fftt4 8.
10 ~ -llf or tas 4tfis ts-r iu ntr- = 'o -r
81 sftnt- e. srr-- in r I'VE ft.. nrr
iefsi .ft s,".i -'- >g'tnfd offAaEt A., fr
~ . - go Lst ..tt tasrer = Pie ans 40 s--i.-
h.rf 3. ehaH. ~ ra's ~ sii1
ST. 'r - ~ .. 20 tsrua- q Nttsis 60 f''
--loseft ls1-r t-h crit afisr. 81 30
.Hlr fsis ifss Gel sHin nr yHa iN e- ttr.-iu
y. - ~ l.-.g hsns Z % sers-. o. ~ i-sas.
vsfisr, ss,a ssf--. erin'srtai'- hriisirg. A..
- ~ le' t.-r- y 'rr f'rter i4d IA ~ i.slaif
~ tt'rfr.s N-rt ft.sr
VIZ "a -ii ~ sores "a srf~. in 81 sfais Of 'rt p
~a'f.n r..i 81 .trt me irsUl. ir-ui- p --e 49,
I'll fsFcf ~ -trf pare safrf. Tome 80 otre ans
: rarr taf.rfr
,. - = in sAr.t''-ai 'srf' - " So = located
rs one y tti 1901 f- i - ,h- b-,' '-ria
iHr region iH.tt a IN ~ "a close preziriiif
.-a.. = ,raissf ~ ar,s~ seso r-sste~ o. .er-.
% tr. rast ~ tis ~t.'s Try "s-.'r 2, scr.s 81
+ '.a.-a y s'ei go t'al ifrc. hhe- s,o'4 81
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a female correspondent of Tie
Rcckpoit Democrat hears il limited and
talked around thata certain gay widow"
Of ths' risce has "set her pegs" for
Congressman Fuller.
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The Odd Fellows OF Southern lndi-
ana will picnic at Wyandotis Cave ON
The 18th OF June.
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TRI-NEpKLY
STAGE AND MAIL ROUTE.
Jasper & Shoals (!

ID SPscTFJiLE inss-us the pahiic thar be h4s ~
u. saas4 = .nhn< ~ stage line r~g lltrlY three
trt SEES -rsrl -ss7 20 ahcal-. irtvIng Ja,r-r
SIC IL "a ever Ecn-sy. Net-e>tAy zlt ~ idsv.
AM Srs.is a. p'gs.S everv Tus~lss. lhurSfsv md
. ,r-4 u III carry Passengers aua express ascs-
sFs- lhrcrrh comfortably. etickiy ard ss'sA a..
t-su c-. ana drivers ear elli. ana h stNct~
ssa-. y pSalsr p.t-aaaes
ANTHONY sTEINBAUSER-
Fs--r-sry 4sfh. Is-5.-ly
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BULL s
. Orlh Destroyer

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GEORGIA
ynLaSow. wALKsE Co.. Cal
June ~
IA JosS Brrr-Dear sir: have recently given your
Worm Destroyer several trials and fnd u onerful-
have the wished Tor effect. doing prs ~ large
corrfrv practice and have daily fer article Of
the kind.
sm, sir, most respectfully
JULIUS P. CLEMENT. u. y.
Ps So unqualified and numerous are the testimo-
mails in favor 0f my Worm Destroyer fhai aper
space is entirely too small 10 tell Us merits
ID j. an nslihIs remedy for Worms. Try "a and be
convinced. see my Joarual Tor morsfrl description.
JOHN BULL
Bulls CedrOn Bitters.
Bulls PectOral wild Cherry
Bulls Extract Ruchu.
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS.
Az the shove sedicin., prepared ny Dr.. JoHx BrlE
Of his Labsiory. fiirhsfreet. Louisville, Ky.
FOR SALE BY NJ. FRIEDMAN CO.,
JASPER, IND. and by Druxaists gen.
orally. Aug. =, N-ly
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NJ journal .houHi- with siniar letter. az y which
gssrsnr~e 10 -~ngin- rnd written BY lie parsons
whose nam. they Lear
fc not suffer FsLrsslf 20 ~ imposed on bruf -
frsgE A~ay afts sud fanhtes tNpe-i r.rli. IcH
ri-k vour h-s.rh rs l.ttg uo,ir-s ssir uirsn
yoz with their trash
Nv sars1aa-ira ~. stood me Trst - f~rniy-E. =
ys.rs . iii She SsrsRDsrsls q he 4-s si "
A. frrs-irr al others la ropnia' . ans ir-
cs--rivs gaAi.l~s.
avoid al tlo-e who are ~ nE "a pam - or vrn
extract, 81 Ssrsspsr,'fa so-r-ifl hrrtitr- fi
E. he Cd snf rriishie r~-rty fnT ri -ri-. 81 fhr
blssf ans ssrOfuiss afecfcns Ai~Ags s@r iAai ~
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SARSAPARIf.LA!

Read tie following eKtrAei OF a letter from Ms
Rvsrs wiz q Reverend ~ Rivers. ore ~ ihs r.s-i
earned eloquent; and popular Ministers - shs vefhr-
ai.t EP.s,psl chuFch rnd ~ho 81 present stationed
Al Broad~sy Church, Louisville. ~.
Iorls,fLIs. XIV. Oc-. ]. ls13.
"a. yoHS BrIf-nrsE 50. Nan fha1ks 90 yal f-r
me medicine ven have kindly gwen fl~ have
been great -srsr for ytsrs. and had he slvce a
various physicians. some prcuou Ecsd ~ ssrf
nv iaugs. and wy heart - be The sssf ~ rms
ts@ass Ihave been burnt, tsiers Ani eapptd untti
bad become tishrartened several iutHi 80
clans who examined my spine Informed No. ftai ~a'
threatened with paralysis hppefiexa spy Day. aua
thai nothing bur On wsut r-.isss Aie. Lal =
perfect horror ~ that he~iiailng aiou having
sns inserted when yol kntiy senr ne your Safsapa
riliA which Immediately begun 70 take three times
dav. Rad suffered TERRIBLY With most -te pain ~
The igh lie % my head. especially when NHai ra
orwrire sor length - time anl rising ny lrr-
wou1 - perfectly blind FOR several nrrft- 81. sc
have huii fn something prevent failur
] iaesi happy - nfarrn yna tnat ih- pain r
head entirety relieved suffer has e. "a Nth ny
spine and Then not so scIfeir w .rret4ts j. good
Reed for he first time my he ! ensoy ny dnn-r
more than -ry mrsl -s'.g tie day
TO- kindly .r bottles s.si. ie.- = CHI 81
began a-ain fh- morning and teps 70 ~ eatrei ;
relieved pl--- a-cept ny HEARTFELT blanks sud bees
vish..
Very truly your most srstsf.i ir'etf.
HI EIvERS-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-06-04
MEMS BNOGiSs.
Ddbois and Pie Fairs.

other boot makers. amer ,reirx ~.
w orS being AFRAID 10 ,"lnp.te. WDfs
~ MI kinds iuue promptly. and oil ii's
work going nsst Of NV shop guar.u --ci
Gave ifs a cali. W. NAY
Ocl. 3l,l. 1873 ".
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-01-07
Carolina COLLEGIATE Institute.

The exercises of this institution will be re-
sumed on Monday the 18th prox. No pains
have been spared in preparing this institution
FOR ifrtt the reception Of both male and female pu-
pills, and the greatest facilities are afforded for
receiving al thorough collegiate education
This institution, under the control and man
agement ,yer Of Prof W. J. Ligon, its able Presl-
dent, has already acquired high reputation
for training and education, and it is proposed
to sdd still further to its many advantages by
improving on its past system OF education oy
enlarging and classifying the different schools
after the manner of the most improved colleges
and universities. The greatest advantages are
offered in the way Of board, healthy location,
etc. II is to be hoped that the people of the
entire State will patronize the Collegiate lnsti-
tu,te, and thus build up a University which will
in time bring back the lost glory Of the Uni
yersity of South Carolina.