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American Revivalists in England.

In Protestant countries q revival of
interest in religion frequently follows
n panic o marked depression in the
business world, the reason seeming TO
be that anything which particularly
shows tho instability of worldly posses
Bions disposes tho mind to seek for
abiding treasures and for the consola-
ton afforded by religion. Great reyi.
walls generally follow great commercial
shocks and disarrangemenls Of values.
In England, there have lately been
many disturbance ~ of business rela.
tons. Strikes and lock-outs have been
numerous, and ihera has been great
and general dor ressi n. The field ia
ripo for the harvest which the American
reviyalists, Messrs. ID. Il. Moody and
JA ID. Sankey, are rearing and seem
likely TO reap for some time TO come.
Mr., Moody wss converted nj the age OF
scvrut en-. Two years later he began
Christian work rs "A missionary teacher
in Chicago, md when the war broke
out he devoted bis time to the care Of
tho sick and wounded in the army hos
pitals. lie had some property in Chi.
cago, but lost it during the great fire,
aud ever since he has been engaged in
revival work. After a while he was
joined by Mr. Sapkcv, who il possessed
OF a fine voice, which, when Mr.. Moody
has q eated II sensation by his preach.
ing, he uses to deepen the impression
by singing appropriate hymns. For
th'ir lab0rs in LONDON II committee oi
we'll hDowa gentlemen, IN which there
were two members Of parliament, haye
made all neediul arrangements, and the
reviyaliets are expected 10 work for thu
desired end for about four months. Al
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OUR VILLAGE,

~, Wo 90, '""b '"P
inc green trees arch above our heads, aud over,
branch we know. "' ""''
'he meadow has its talo for us, the lano It's ftoriet
Companions in each hodge We hail, n friend II
every flower. ~ A"
INC heaa.tones by tho grassy graves bear old IA
Each, Rs we GLANCE them IdIy o,cr. Is oosh ~
DRY claimg '"'" W "ot'
mere a sweet tonch Of pS,hos waEcs; here, loylpt
laughter tells, '' "'''l
On some quaint lonR-rocOrdod trait. tbs rouscd pa
meinbrancc d wells. "
lh' I,ll9 child TINT gaScS up, with wide blue wis,
Unconscious of what charm, Ia, rs q, u..
VIII answer, with her mothers smile, or In hci
fathers voice,
"hd N me accent TO whose ring our hearts can still.
rejoice.
Ihe cottage doors are shut that uoor 81, acd to our
Steps Of yGrc,
Beside the evening hearth iLoy l,llr M ma and oirs
no more,
On fIl, aud strange, aud hard II seems, tLo,o arc
no few 10 greet,
AZ HIo% aud silently We trace tho winding village
street
Yet half forgotten Az We stand, amid the harmts
II youth,
The golden past asserts for ua itg strength Of love
and truth,
Though other Pathways WOO ma now, aud other
buOuE may bless
Tue home that childhoOdB halo crowned claims
separate tcndernegs.
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Llvorpool n building costing nearly
SZo,ooO wal erected for their use, and
an immense number Of people Aocked
TO hear them in it. Before this they
nad labored Mt Manchester. Dublin,
Edinburgh, and Glasgow with consid-
cradle effect. and in June, 1873, they
appeared at York, where, however, they
were but slightly successful. They then
went to Sunderland, Newcastle, and
other towns ia the north OF England,
where crowds assembled TO hear the
gospel preached and sung, At one time
when Mr.. Sankey vas singing
"Oh, prodigal child, come home"
a young man, well known as n prodigal,
walked up the church aisle and with
tears entreated his parents' forgiveness.
From that time their success was greater
than ever, and rich and poor, aristocrat
mud pariah, flocked TO hear them. IL
is to be hoped that they will perma.
nently benefit tho population OF Lon
don, where undoubtedly the masses are
sunk in worldliness and vice.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-04-01

The conspicuous triumph OF Messrs.
George Steck & Co., OF New York, at
the Vienna Worlds Fair in 1873, ut
which their pianos obtained the highest
a%ward-the only goldmedal-has begun
to yield them substantial fruits. The
increased popularity of the Steck in.
struments is noticeable not only in New
York, where their excellence has long
been acknowledged, but throughout the
country, and more especially in those
communities that lay special claim to n
cultivated musical taste.-New York
I~adeDendeni.
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the tongue, looks very grave, writes a
few lines Of hieroglyphics, charges q
big fee, and leaves, only to return the
next day and find his patient m%ercurial-
lied sufficiently to be really sick. A
week or two Of attendance follows, and
therein lies the secret of "wealthy
physicians" Compare the physique OF
the present age with the past, aud the
story is complete. Reader, discard
chemicals and try herbs. If you are
III, try the great herbalistic remedy,
DR.. j.. Walkers Vinegar Bitters.
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HERBALIsTIC REMEDIES. In former
days, If a member Of the household
became indisposed, the family head,
under instructions from tue gray
haired dame, went to the forest or the
field, to gather herbs or berries, from
which were quickly made invigora,ing
extracts, which ere many days brought
the patient safely around, and saw the
family gathering once more without
. missing member. How is il now T?
The slightest i%ndisposition brings the
family physician with his handsome
carriage. He feels the pulse, examines
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Tobacco in Connecticut.

At a recent Meeting of tbe Connecti
cut Valley Agricultural Institute, Prof
St9ckbridge is reported. in the New
England Homestead. as saving TINT
there was about forty million dollars
worth grown in the United States. m
the following order / Virginia. 9
North Carolina 2 MARYLAND. A Ken.
tucky 8. Mississinni & Cnnncc,icut
Z, Massachusetts. etc Jrbo anoIvsis Of
tobacco shows il 10 bc narcotic noison.
No other plant il like II in comnoaition
In n small quantity il il n stimnlant. in
large quantities n deadly poison. RI ia
n rapid grower, and draws from the
soil more thar any other plant. Glover
takes from the mineral element of the
soil ten per cent. tobacco twenty per
cent or one ton of tobacco exhausts
400 pounds of mineral substances for
every mere. The Connecticut sced.leaf
tobacco has n peculiarity, in contradis.
t"inction TO any other in It's ~ipeness and
thinnesg Of leaf and texture, and light.
ness of color. Tobacco is made by its
| soil. IL cannot be heavy clay. heavy
loam or allnyial soil. Must he fine.
sandy land, having absorbent power,
and retaining heat through the night.
Taking this poor soil a large quantity
of manure must be used. The land il
the machine for raising tobacco, and it
must be fertilized and not allowed to
dcteriorate n particle. Tobacco is so
exhaustive that no farmer or farm can
make it an exclusive crop. Stock must
be fed for the manure, and the streams
of grain which flow in from the west are
to be taken advantage of.
Prof. Stockbrldge said il tobacco
raising was managed on business prin-
ciples, with economy, it is the best
business d man can engage in, in the
Connecticut valley. There will always
be u market for all that will be grown.
The reason OF the present depression
of the business is because the quality
has much deteriorated, and this ID nc
counted for in part by not using the
right kind OF fertilizers, but mainly
in the future TO riDen and cure it. To.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-04-01

DIR. A. JOHNSON, ono of the most
successful practitioners OF his time, invented
what is now called Johnson's Anodyne Lini-
ment. The great success Of this article in the
cure OF bronchitis and all Diseases of throat
and lungs, will make the name of johnson not
less favorably, il less widely known, than that
OF Louis Napoleon.
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ELECTRICIrY IsIIFI

ELECTRICTrY IS LIFE. -Allnervous dis
orders, chronic diseases OF the chest, head.
liver, stomach, kidneys and blood, aches and
pains, nervous and general debility, etc,
quickly cured after drugs fail by wearing
Voltas Electro Belts and Bands. Valuable
book free, by Volta Belt Co., Cincinnati, Ohio
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Some Short Observations,

When II boy ON a sled eliJes dow,
hill on the snow and poca clpar tbrouol
Il f. nee, that's ~ptnyity Inf when H.,
sled has to 20 up the hin AMIN. thot'
the boys muscle which puiIs il by ,
rope. Gravity only travels one way on
IL sled.
II you will stick n pin tbrougb ,
Lumble-bee into the window all IL vii
buzz On with ils cheerful muaic all IN,
snmc like it was ont Of doors OYER +
flower but if You will pinch your smnlI
brother when be won't mind Won. then
maybe, you had better take yor,r bni
AMI 90 out and split como wood O,
something, and whistle carelese,
They say there is n Electricity in a
cats back but il YOU will rub strange
yellow one long enough TO try Ia find
it, maybe you had better let the leo
tricity went. ANYWAY. tLnt'g my odvico
TO children.
II all tho forest tres woaId grow
crooked and with hard knots in, fben
your father would have to hire n man
TO split the wood bnt there wouldn't
bo 50 many pine RATS to swim on the
outside of in summer and Won would
have to carry in more coal in winter,
and 30 it would be about even.
When you go of Il fishing and bring
home only n long string of small clubs,
if you ask your mother to let Won cook
en-, thore will be dreadful fuss. But
when she has got company for ten, then
| wish you would please listen 10 hear
her make II bigger fuss when your
father iorgets to bring home n HOY oG
sardinos. That's a ourious way.
Ii II sweet potato grow. in the ground
with the sugar already in, then what's
the reason that u Irish potato don't
grow already sailed?
The best way for certain to find ont
If ice will BEER you, is to coux a bigger
your sixties whom YOU have cot to gn
home before dark.
II Mr.. General George Washington
dld Almost ruin Il chorry tree with A
snarp Ratchet, he had the sand to own
1t up to his father when he was a small
boy but | would like to sec some
Louisville hair-pins NOWADAYS AZ would
do it.
You can 90 to the minstreIg half price
for twenty-five cents. if you have rot
the quarter, but there bag been \ brogs.
band concert from Boston at pubIio III.
brary hall which If tool, ffty dollars IN
buy "A ticket and no in Minstrclq ia
good enough for me, md 30 I'd rather
save mp the rest Of The money, when |
got 1t, and buy a steamboat and n cir.
Gus.
A school-tcachor will always stick to
i that water always rams down hill; but
hen what is the reason that sugar
water will run up II tree?
,,,Ii -, Wv i"0p 'i"' II you ieeu "
in",i Olach-ahd-ttn pup ON whisky lie
+ ~ifb5 , - s," "IS ",8gor' pccnuso ! Itleu
and my N0'J' "u" ho5 y
Who, yor mn h. ,
IT, Jo" - w "ou Huo ofe"in IRAN. |
cots with euunro hG"x tooa nnJ rdIta,n :
al tbnn Lana n ~ ~ IoP''
,hen Won get nm n Tho morn;ng Il Iii ,
Iisapnoint vnu an rnunh aa :" maLo
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BRONCHITIS, OR SORE THRol

BRONCHITIS, Or UHIONIUOOKE IHNUAT
1t il attended with irritation Of the bron'
cl ial tubes, which convey the air we breathe
into the lungs. This irritation produces sore
throat, hoarscnoss, coughing, and sometimes
splitting Of matter streaked with blood. If 1t
il neglected IL will extend down to tho lungs,
aud settles into confirmed consumption. Al
lens Lung B,lsam will be found II most val
liable remedy for curing this disease, and pre-
wont its running into consumption.
For Halo by ALL medicine doalors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-04-01

The Texas Real Estate Drawing, at Houston,
has been postponed to MAY 18th, 1875, and the
remainder Of tho tickets will be sold at the ro-
ducod price OF 81 each, in order to make full
and complete drawing. This enterprise is
under the management Of an old and re.pon-
siblo citizen of Houston Capt. j. Il. Foster,
who will furnish circulars TO all applicants.
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The public are hereby assured,
through the columns Of this paper, that! Par
sons Purgative Pills contain no injurious
principle, but that they may be administered
to children and the most weak and shattered
constitutions in small doses, with great GER
tainty Of success.
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ssVVHEELER & WILSON S NEW
w No. MACHINE must event.
ually supercede all others aOW ram
WiM which il comes M competition.
We recommend for 1.-THE highest aDard
Which IL Is in tie pOWer of the Institute
to JestoW. From the unanimous re.
port of the five Judges of the American
Institute, New York, 1874.
The board Of Managers unanimously
approved the report, and recommended
for this machine the GOId Mcdat Of the
Institute.
The Board of Direction unanimously
approved this recommendation, and
awarded the GOld Medat to Wheeler &
Wilson, the only gold medal awarded
for a SO wing Machine by the American
Institute for many years.
Ihe austrian Official report Of the
Vienna Exposition, pronounced it "the
marvet of tie Egposition," and added,
"this miUerSai machine SeWs the
heaviest feather harness md the finest
gauze with a holv peart stitch.
The Grand MGdat Of PROCESS Was
aWarded for ii.
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TUFTS Liver Pills act mildly on the stom-
ach and liver causing no gripping. They contain no
drastic element.
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Texas Enterprise

Capt, j. J.. Foster, of Houston, Texas, has
established All Emigration Bureau in connec-
ton with bis old established Land Agency, and
will furnish pamphlets and maps descriptive of
Texas to all who wish to come to the Lone
Star State.
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&7O EACH WEEK. Business legitimate, Ad.
I'D = - dress Palmer, A lbers & Co, St, Louis. Mo
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The Cry of n Cougar,

A gentleman living on the mountain,
about II mile and a half southwest of
this city, was awakened from his slum-
bers on Thursday night by n strange
noiae, resembling the wall of n man in
great distress. He turned out of bed,
intent on playing the part of the Good
Samaritan, but, strange to say, the
direction from which the noise came
seemed to have changed, and it became
apparent that the incognito from which
emanated the melancholy refrain WAS
travelling on the main road. He went
to the house of a .neighbor, who, by the
way, is an old Oregonian, and calling
him out OF bed he directed his attention
to tho noise in question. The Oregon.
ian smiled, a disdainful smile, and re-
marked wei, John, you are badly
fooled this time; that is the cry of the
cougar or Oregon lion" 1t is needless
to say that John did not wish to pursue
the subject any longer, but wendell his
way back to bed again, trembling at
the idea of what the consequences might
have been if he had obeyed his first i'm
pulse and ran down the road to inter
view the night walker. -POrtland (OrG-
gOn) BuiiGtin.
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AVERY FAMILY WANTS IT. Money In n
lISold by agents, Address NJ. N. Lowell, Erie Pa
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Dr.. j. Walkers California Vim.

DR.. j. Walkers California Vim.
cgar BItterS are a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges o.
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor.
mia, the medicinal properties of which
arc extracted therefrom without the use
Of Alcohol. The question is almosl
daily asked, What is the cause of the
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIT.
TERs?" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re
covers his health. They are the greai
blood purifier and q life-giving principle
Il perfect Renovation and InvigOratOl
of the system. Never before in the
history of the world has q medicine beer
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities of VINEGAR BIrTERS in healing the
sick OF every disease man is heir to. They
are a gent, purgative as well as q Tonic.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation O.
the Liver and visceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties of DIR. WALKERS
VINEGAR BITTERS are Aperient, %DiaphOretic
Carm!native, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic
%Sedative, Counter Irritant, Sudorific, Altera
tive, and Anti Bilious.
Il. II. MCDONALD d TO-,
Druggists and Gen. ACTS, San Francisco. California
and cor. OF Washington and Charlton SITS, N. Y.
sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
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VENETIAN RELICS FROM MExIco.-
Among tho beautiful articles recently
brought from Mexico are two rich Ve-
netian mirrors, which have been pre-
sented to a lady in this city. The mir
rors themselves were originally brought
to Mexico by some of the old Spanish
graudees, and are estimated to be some
hundred and fifty years old. They were
at n time in the possession of Maxi
MILAN, and were bought in at the sale
of that unfortunate monarch's elects.
The glass mirrors are each about two
feet long and n wide. and are, appar-
emily, similar to the French plato glass
Of to-day. The panes of the mirrors
are composed Of pieces Of glass cat in
the form Of grape lesves artistically and
perfectly joined together. On these
leaves are fashioned branches Of grapes
beautifully cut in intaplio so as to ap-
pear in bas-relief. The work upon
these mirrors evidently consumed much
time and great labor in the execution.
As antiques, they are very valuable, as
those of the present day are usually
smaller and less perfect.
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GOLTS 7-Shooter 500; II cal. 8 shot, 400; CO
" d.; on selection. Box 10 Milan, Tenn.
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Agents. Chang Chang sells at sight. Necessary ma
soap. Goods free, Chang Chang mfg Co, Boston,
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LIGHT -CoLoRED GINdERBREAD.--
FRESH butter, melted, ! h., flour, dried
and siftei, ~ h., brown sugar, II h.,
bruised sugar, I H., 9 eggs, the yelks
and whites beaten separately, rose
water, two tablespoonfuls, white wine,
Two tablespoonfnls. Mix all these well
together. Bake one honr. Then with
Il spoon spread 1t over flat tins about
the thickness of Il penny.piece. Bake
il of n light brown, and, while warm,
cut it into oblong pieces, which place
on end till cool.
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" N 10 . PER DAY-Send for 'Chromor
l. catalogue. j. II BUFFoRD 's sons Boston.
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Sko&Dn per day at home. Terms free, Address
~oSV@o dEo. SrINsoN IL Co. Portland Maine,
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new NO.. 6 SEWING MACHINE.

NuW NV' v MI INN mllUlllNui
We, manufacturers of boots and
shoes, are using Wheeler & Wilson's
New No. 6 Sewing Machine in all kinds
of stitching on our work, and conf
IDENTIFY believe that it will sdpersede all
others in this branch of manufactures,
for the following reasons:
/. The work done by this machine is
superior to that of any other in variety,
amount, excellence and beauty.
2. This machine is more durable than
any other of its class, requiring much
less outlay for repairs and renewal of
parts.
3. 1t does the cording or staying of
button holes in q most elegant and
substantial manner, withou ut the ex-
pense Of royalty.
In short, because by the use of this
machine We can turn out superior work
at Tess cost than with any other.
Signed by many.
rg"It is fast su%perseding all other ma
chimes Tor leather work.
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THERE is no risk in buying a Mason
Il Hamlin Cabinet Organ. These in.
ntruments are known to b. tho best Of
their class in the world But ii the
opinion Of Il dealer he asked he will IRE
Quenlly recommend some other, for
the simple reason that he can get
larger commissions for sailing inferior
Instruments.
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SDt)A DAY. Agents wanted, male and female.
Address Eureka Mfg 60, Buchanan, Mich
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SENT FREE

A Book exposing the mysteries Of WAL On
and how any one may operate sue WILL Nls
cesstnlly with Il capital OF $50 or SIOOO. Conn
plete- lnstI and illustrations 10 any address.
d. Co. and BnoK ERs,
2 Wall street, New York.
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STRANGE BUT TRIE,

The TOOng Qua Cucumber grows to wckl
"a JOundS each and nne quality. Is cts, per seed.
10 seeds, 81. snake Der grows from 30
$ feet long and coils like n snake. ~ cts. per paIe.
Persian Watermelon. Very superior. aud
keeps perfectly JteSh and street throughout ne rh.
Ter. 20 CTS, per paper. straw berry Water.
melon, finest in cultivation; 200 prizes; 10 cl
per paper. Japan Radish. Pods 2 fee, lOng
and delicious. - cts. per paper. Mammoth
Cabbage. Heads weigh frum % to 60 nouns
each tender and sweet; 10 cts. per paper. Nam.
moth Squash, weighs 10 to SEQ pounds, 10 GS
per paper. COnqueror Tomato, ten days eN.
ller than a"y other variety: 20 cts. PEI paper.
Japan Peas 100 bushels per acre on comn0
land; unequaIed for stock or table use; grows
an upright stalk. Is cts. per paper, so cts, per pint
" c.s, per quart.
Chufas Furnish grazing all summer and, iH
for yourself all winter; iine for poultry ana iI
tens more hogs than ten times the area IN corr
$50 bushels per acre on poorest land. 10 cts. pl
paper; 40 cts. per pint, 20 cts. per quart, 80 PEI
busi ell.
NO HUMKUG.-We have certificates TO piOy'
all these claims.
Rose Slips-With good roots, Of any variety
the purchaser may choose Mt for 80 cents, 0 for H.
20 for e.. 100 for -
Also, potato. cabbage and other plants at N'
rates
seeds and roses by mail. pOstpdid.
Send tor our free catalOl ue giving fnll list, q"
scriptions and testimonials rom those lChO hW
1rOiUn ne above seeds. address
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KD10 q month TO agents every where. Address
"Hoo FxCELsiOn M'F'G Co.. buchanan, Mich
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MANLY made rapidly with Stencil and Key Check
ntuNul outhls. Catalogue, samples and full partic-
ulars free. :. NJ. SPENCER, III HanOyer.st. Bost;n
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300 Dallyto Agents. IS new articles and the
S%chromos, free. Am. Mfg Co.3U Broadway NY
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kTk WEEK. Agents wanted everywhere. For
spSc QUILT &c. FRITOH 81 WALKER. DAYTON. Ohin
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ONLY H3 EIsHER's PATENT PRAIRIE Mower
culars free. HENRY FISHER, Canton. Ohio
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Ep0 EpQV or FITS cured by the use of DR.. Ross
Ii luLI vi Epileptic Remedies. Trial package
N FREE. For circulars, evidence of sue.
cess etc, address Ross BROTHERS, Ind.
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M0n0 A MONTH.-AGENTI wanted every
XvhU where. Business honorable and first
WGJU class. PSr!icplars sent tree. Address
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THIS paper Is printed with Ink furnished by
4 Charles Enen Johnson 4 Co., J9 So. 10th 1T.
philadelphia, and 50 Gold Street, New York. For
sale In 10 and 25 b cans by SOUTHERN NEWS
PAPER UNION. Nashville. Tenn.