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too much Of you to suggest through your col.
uinns, that \ portion Of your surplus be redo
hated 10 tho suffering thousands OF our Rtatc.
The writer hereof has daily aeoc.s 10
tho correspondence Of tl,e Kansas Contsal
Nelief Committee, and tho 1otters received
daily by tho gentlemen competing said
COMMITTEES show a state Of need nxisttng In por-
lions Of tia State laid Wasto tho past summer by
mo double scl!anlty-1rought and grasahoppors
-"-thst IL appalling. Those letters do not come
from elass OF chronic mcntictnts, but ara at-
tehtcd BY undonbted proofs. They are the urgent
chts Of communities, nelshtorhoods, villages,
who have batted brsvely, sl,arcd With cach
other Tue, iest notsel, hoping against
hope, until dire necessity eompels them.
Tor the sake OF wlyas Md cbldron,
TO apply for aid. There arc representatives 1t.
Kauaas from almost esery Staso in tho Union.
Many mon hare all their lives enjosed pteptY,
Their sensahItiea Arc keen, and thoy will not
esk aid, except from tho aheereBt necessity.
soon the hsrklsest month Of all Tho year viii Ia
upou TIA. How rnauy poop!o viii llnro finished
estimate.
The Central Ralief Commlttee-composcd Of
ingiy end untiringIy: They, have already
accomplished = noble work; but their
nission in mot yot accomplished. So long ~
tLere IL any part OF tle labor assigned tLom un-
Huiaheu, thoT WILL ba ht their pOalH. FRAt
amount Of nuppl,oa has boen distributed by
them, yet The dtatitutio1l still prevails. san
Francisco haA contributed S7.506 to KanBas
boston, $4,000; Sow York Thousands Of dolarr.
Many other cislen harn responded nobiy. Illinois
and Iowa havo sent CARLOAD after caE.lond of
suppllea to tho frontier sufferers. Othor
Htates hayo done "a well. Now, will tho Garden
City, wLono chtsurep arc scattered all over Kan
HIS. tnko her place among thu great army OF lib
ersl givars, aud contribute norotbing OF Eor
tt0r, 1,nfft 4 tpn
becoming lcsa numerous bat tie deroands Of tho
needy are not. VIII you l,clp un? Yours, re-
specially,
4 FRiEHp or SUFFERING IIc,tAs11Y.
, 1875-02-26
THE COURTS.
Tho Snfe Of the Cook County
National for Sale.
Suit Against the Milwaukee T. st. Paul
Road.

TIT conr cnGsTy Ssr1osA1. s1rx.
:. ,,a - .h. ro,1, r,,rtv Eo o,io,o, n.,,.
tae case " tae eooA eo.us, Na''us' 4'a.'h'
A. u: barle5, the aeee'vos. urea Petltloa eeklhg
nd order :, ,ss ,.s or.ntoa nu l. s'' - '' ' ~
~-"N "s' O. .,..,..
p4s1nofleA ~, i11aA
entered for composition meeting to DO held be-
fore Rceistor H,llard on The l2th OF March,
T, n ns.d, ~. ,nno,r. nj rroyls1onoi 4 ,;.noa
=, 1ta,xi. 1fa,no, ''''F'''-N
ot No1fs uehoc"' ....-....,...
SUPERIOR COURT N BRIEF
N. r, Laberg began auit for $4,000 against
II. q. Tovno.
nw.n,h,..r II Y,,r,o f,,aa !. Iii, ,o,fr., 1o,,
1nnkep u5i aohn Y yunkor % and and 1,enedist en- Yu1ber
.a,.ins ~ - T., ~ y IL ~ IN ~ W ~ -;
aaa'oe 'oa 81 aoMel ~ ~ she - ., 'nu ua;.. g. J" n
sn,;,,, s,1 ~ i,r.16,a vat ~ s"cnvar inwee IN NJ
.s" ~ M, 1I 20 ~. v;,,ss.,. as1.in,, :" Ass
Il 0t o'0ek ~ u c,ann'p mnzrrs sa,,nT muus'''o'
PIX. nedadcl commenced = suit .gainst John
-; T%" % S"tonsI % Iiso se ins,,rauoo comp.Dv. of
r-.t ~ HIa1 MI .,onst s;;.,,.. .at Tatho "
.a a'1 = m6n n,'5 T..rlos a,,u ,,.,s"n ~
~ o,,n"a t,.t sasd ~ a. mto ~, -. nn1
~. - ~ fIct ~ i,,nct - IN 0Jvons tSa;@ M
,;n,, '' - ~ law - 0os~ 1A' - "s'0 'A@1A-
'''A' rur coux1y co,,u,.
.,,,,. fp,,,a,h.. ~. w uuoi, sr,-,, xxor. AL
,isaa ,,,ss..a - ~ inrv IT, I'm $50 ~ IisTa
nssn,v ~ r.. ~. 1Sc15ro1d liza tmrv raurnaS n
vnrdict az = ,.sanitv- and rocomnendetI tha, ai,a
~ W sn1,ati ~ i,"- Tta,ta ~,
.,tv.n intn H. p,,s..'1x ~ ,ar t,.,s ~
XIII NV .,ar 'uJ 1r,,ssinI ,rto s.v+,,
o.n nA , u'' ,rn,.,raI No .ho r,sni{n.t. !.
81; l.. r{f-t. 3.... ..,,1.,,x al. ~ ~.
~ e9'font %. 1n Sct,1nad x5cs ~ im..n;r a
" nv -, ~ W'i.a -. s.ns., ~ Iat,n
,I,.a.a "s ~ aaa III H. ,r;lf a,,nx.a 49, as
ssr.i. +" Ha'.t 80 Ahoi II Vvh'to n,,,1ar " a
ss - - n1 - ~ fen 1Aoo' A "A4''' "'41c1
~ uvou =. oysv st,.o =, n,c,,,o cran
dsca..a5 J H. Iii n ~. nroven snJ .Itnr, ,nsta'
s..S- ta.sa s ~ ,,Ltf,as,n11 r., 49, -. ~
t.g;..:t51 t1hu. h1.s, ~ a nIsn 'N''' a"a"A ~
lo9lsioaal uuno Q! ;ouu.
IN tic matter Of the estate OF tfeocE1ok l1uetz j;
inventory ard appraisemcnt approved.
III tho matter Of tho estate Of August Schiller !;
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A Remarkable Nwtudlc .- How IL
Young ErBucltnlRn brow Funds
frnfal n lynutktux-I QurG.

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from = lSnuKinK-laonuc.
A m0st unique awindte to reported In the
Ereaenlent as perpotratol by patfaan. About
a month since tho IIayro correspondent OF a
largo bAnklng-house In Paris received the fol-
lowing letter from tho bead Of his llrn,
FAa1l. Jan, -, l815.-pgAA Eta; ! writa to warn
you that lilo Of principal caah!er has llsa-
peatel With snne 1C1, 100 froucs 10 bills drawn urop
yuu BY III. Ae will probably ptesent them In usxfe
shortly AftoF tho IeccIpt Of thia adTco W you. Ut
courss you will fetuts payment. ~ hl! fsthaf IL \
very oll aud valued servant, aya CONCLUDED uot to
eauaa him tha disgrace md modification Of knowing
That ha ron u fcloa. You Will therefore allow the
scounlrel TO 50 fEee. II you eau naaagc to got rid of
him by hendng him to Amsrila, advance him two
!hIes hundred louis and lot hun 90 aud haug himself.
ContdeatlAlly,
Tho day Aftas tho receipt of this letter by Tho
NATre house, youug man OF fine address pre-
scented h!nsolt and attempted to negotiate tho
stolen titla. Tho lettsr wAs Shown him, aud he
fell Oh hts knooa In Z nood OF repsnt&ht tears.
Ac expressed Willingness 10 come To America,
aud 25o LOUIS {@l.260) were given him With many
cautlons to reform.
Ths young mau aailed for New York uexs day,
nnu tho dRv alter tho HeyEe louse recoiysd ~
anawcr 10 ts letter Of advice dotsiiing tho tacts
No bills had beea stolen from tho Paris house,
the latter originally sent was forgery, snd ths
principal cashier hAs % son. tbs pollco OF Mem
York xora notined to look ioE thia remarkable
swipdler but no light haa vi beoa tl,rown on
his movements IN tli8 country.
, 1875-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

In vtsw OF the hArd times, tho Boston Com.
mon Oouucllmen have voted to Try and worry
slong this year NTH badges cos.lug only &7.60
each.
Tha aggregate OF tho contributions to Tue
Ag1sHtz memorial fund IL now ~, l82.74, sud tho
e tee aa numpss @ ct o1ntt1utots L. estimated 4
thlrty different states aud Territories, aud from
England. Massachusetts, leads tho lst with
~, o36.07, and Illinois comes uext NTH o., ,52.5l
--Roston Adperttser,
Ths QG4ath 1tlbune IL advising tAa p4apls Of
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6p<ffas D7spaeeh "a 7hs Chtcdao 1r16Un@.
CnEsEos, H., Fob. 25.-N. Davis committed
Bu'clo At Bedford, H.. last night, BY taking tuo
large doaes Of opium, and rojecsing all otfots Of
assistance. saytug 10 took It to do, mud he was
going to die. lie Nha man Of 95 or 10 yearH OF
assigned for the lamnntaLlo net was to eYado the
law, u tho shetiH Of Nodauy County, Missouri,
uas, at tho timo. .waisil'g to convoy hin to Mis-
aouri 10 snhwer tho charge Of fraud, Ao having
obtained and sold Homo lind which ho haa no
claim OF right to Whatever, and rumor Ia riio
that bis domestic ralasiona weEo unhappy,
, 1875-02-26
man who IL tneditat!ns re far profit could te made
70 feel that Aq would only 0ntaln

who 1t tneditanE hfe for proht could oe made
10 feel that ho would only obtain
provided ny other person should b injured by that
ss suse nseds no m 70 ~
ebsnces Of il. benR 1nado gaintui nors diincu
81. slso, i every pes.on owning Insured property
in prtmlins 10 Anothcrs, ho could only recover one.
haf of a ;as Of y, property ~ ,na 10 v.e w9ea
fa in pessonaliy supervising the method On which
Lila tu,Iilng waa constructed wh..her itn llAn was
adapted fpf a beauty % s.!oty and waesnot iss heat,
alfo 10 prompted to inquire whether enaats are pros
perons md Trustworthy !; whether. nsht.watchrncn
I'll Saa fa.ef a.n savs IT, Sulnf Z eare
dent. md sAfa; whether fhhatnmhhlo materials ato
ko ts premise. nd ,no,y vest:F IN IL enc
t,nRutrbing It. and proper protection against III
spEsa,I;pg 10 sno.hest rrop.srts s1., -, n
ritz to aee W that ro originate enhls semscn.
sire. arc se:y 10 pressns Il: tss,ng orsf Upon
Kid i saeS sre Is allowed to .nse.a to .no!hsr's
property, why, indeed should noths party on whose
PROMISES Il originated 10 partially punished tor not
having the proper safeguards saanht IL starting. or
snsass INV why should Ie 10 aIiowoa ID permit iro 10
pass from ~ oTn 70 ne!ghboss Inia!nGs' wnsn
iFe y ., s;n saery
In.al.:s eonp.nes haye II ners.t r. hs matter
rely upon excellent hse acpar'ments, good building
tese = suti1ctent protection avanat probabilities
esen7 Dues the,o not, atcr all precautions ~ s-
ness, tie honesty and prudence, Indeed,
or THE tNBuMEpt
'n1r IT. ppndsnt xss.hta and cauoua arc especially
Interested III tn question. Thclr chief danAtr always
is from tho carclcssncss wiIf"lneas Of 'AE neigh,
cvar rain thr fnahtety Tbis Ia oYnu tot11a will nay,
, 1875-02-26

THE MISSISSIPPI BREAKING UP.
6r. LoC1s Fob. 25.-The leo in tho lntbor he
low tho BRIDGE Which hus boon m embargo on
navigation since Jan. 4. commenced moving
slowly this afternoon, and by dark II Ind ntl
parsed out Of sight, without d dollars worth
Of damage, 30 far as is now known,
to steamers or other c7afts alung the shore.
DsBpasohes fiom Kimsvick, 40 miles below hors.
say tco parsed there all the afternoon, which
leads 10 tho hope that the river is Or viii be to-
morrow. opnu to Cairo, aud that navigation South
vii! bc resumed In one or two davB. Tho ica
above tho bridge il breaking up to sone extent
tonight. and II tho river continues to v. there
will he general brcak-lp in very few dars Of
ait the upper rivers. Steamboat nnh iilBuranre
men congratulate zach other Tonight.
, 1875-02-26
a goddess LEGISLATOR,

Isxnu1gaou OF u Rem bcf OF thu North
Car0ilnn l<c1ialAaur0 WhO Denied
the Exisscycs uf God.
I,ALzloA, N. C., Feb. o5.-Tlo House Of Rep
rcscntetlyos, by = vote OF 49 to 81, expelled j.
WIN, T4onas member from Warton County, for
expressing lja nou-DeAaf iu tho txistauca Of
God.
, 1875-02-26

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Fob. 25.-Tho Standing
Committee OF tho Diocese Of Indians voted
against De Koyen to-day.
, 1875-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

sp<ridl Dtspatch u Ths Ch,caos I%fb,sat
BIoux CRY, Feb. 95.--Thb st. pAul Road IL
now clear, aud will got sratns through to 8loux
City to-night Abons on time. Tho Illinois Cen.
tral will not b. cloar before tomorrow or next
, 1875-02-26

Special Dispatch 10 9he Chteaon 9r,ot,sr,
SAsnv1LLE, Tenn, Fen. 25.-ueayy storms
hare prevailed At points south Of Nashville for
two nights psst a waser.spout burnt on tho
1saccoon Mountain on Tuesday night, flooding
tho Valley to tho depth Of feet In bhnrt time.
The clouds again opened on the Cumberland
Mountain to homo extent last night Uaslling
away 900 feat Of tho Nashville Il Chattanooga
1ssliroad, with thrce bridges on the West
ern Atlantic, and three on tho Memphis
& Charleston. There was land
R!ide on Ennd 1nuuntain ON the line Of the Soush
Il North Railrond. Il terrific storm occurred 1t
Decatur, Ala, tinroonng houses without injury
10 persons, ]: Is fenrcd that mucl, damage Mill
result from tho rapid .,so Of tho To,,ueases
fs1ycr.
feet above loH water mark, and Tlsiug rapidl7.
tIilld md bridges arc beIug n.cpt away tn at di-
rec:iopa. Mote damAg 60 Is apprehoudod.
, 1875-02-26

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, L ST. PAUL RAILROAD,
t'afoH nero Fadisen anf t1pu.s's, Ttte r1rr
IL daph C!osAsks s9y.asss ftaeH HIur, snt u Usrot
, 1875-02-26

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON d QUINCY RAILROAD.
Depots, foot ~ Latt.a jxdiaaa anJ Stzttrath.ss
u*I hiaai axa slxsftt'tkss+ Tieks& 0ss4s - Ekwks
and At Ifp9ts. Y
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bp4 4f&lsl&lIfp 9zRAune
TUE FOLLOWING suouEaT1ox;
Wopld II he Was6 tn enact LAW which shall provide
that 10 perao0 nfon whoa premises fro of,gtnstes
nns,hsf Il ths v.!.e ct is insas.ce s rroSids, any
ohsr contiguous building shall bs burned by reason of
Tns thought il presented in this bald. uuou,,,.,ca
fortu lu order to giye tho baEo kernel u.nss,Ire by
hny Of tho h'sks or chan Of necessary nodihc4tons
H. attor d.oflseon the Idea shah 10 have merit
readily nlgaeet lhemtelyes.
"a submitted th.. "a. proposltlon should n.har
b A4arel Ignored without careful confederation
fur tic uril sought to bs femedud s cofes cnor.
mons-so alaEHiugly 40 that various very r4iical
r O. ~ lans hss Iesa urged that i. 'poi. po.
es shoua b 20 framed ~ % lsohsbt tho recovery Ia
sp' anst.ae. By 'he in.ursd Of more thaa two thas
s aaer IL h.s. Seo .sa tast L ss.s
q poas tic Company should DO cotnrelIed ray tls
=. o H.
@ets % dsneEs Of eiAar Of these plsns or Of others
seasl Indicating how important ths question 10.
soa s.a ,,at1on aud how araro Il tho evil which has
e e.a.aIp aSs pIe'snsurnt Of 'ueA w'aey.asseut
xd,t ~ lax rfSpo.sa. atss being properly modified,
sa,a n. ..ss.a!!{ s. ad 70 reyeus sxrelna eongra.
sSSnR*nise S nd tasurs4 IL those ds1.s.an4 ares
fs raa osTissyS III cary Dr.: as coa T.
{s emtS o. ta1 1gs.t Villages nro unco unLss w IL
IT, r.. oay .a.s nws{s H. aahs 10 become uun.ussta-
eutaet 1eeegnz!ng ths thn NH. ~ - t1s sts5
4s wy IN +. direct tendency 10 nsao s1sn IN.
s4 w. Resse1 10 1si! careful .n4 vaieAtu over h:s
y special posssn. IL n1a..;e xeua tS
o,rf ana pFo'sst hs e~a psopety .ad IL default at
At ths sumo ttaa Is ltuposos no usT lutT Hon n,M
' heaad 70 o. ~ th, nox ~ aa 10 rShs 10 sa
sspeeany las hs my sigAt 70 hum Or sadsa.os Il:
ltssn44a, - ~" eAse'
y tasFs no foscs Ia this uus os thousa.3 II o,er,
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Milwaukee p;3} = m % q m
Milwaukee sPassouSse,,,,,.,,,." s9I - H. II a. M
MilHAukse FAssenx ou D. - Is tp m
trpru By E1p1t11........,.,It W h. z. III o. n
1T. Paul q Wnpn2 Etpret&., VIC n, H. Y 7:ls l. n
Marquette E1pFasx ~ H IT, m i 6N = =.
kroy ..,.,' S.i J.. 3uJ Q. 70.
AttcneyA LAEn E4pfssg ~ D. N, }tII;3; T. =
ttfcnsta Lake RIptssa-.,.....s ~: T. a, 10 y, -
a--Detrot cprnsr Of refA and Ktn:it-t,s.
@uapos cosnsr Of Cant and Klrtle-gty.
- MICH AN CEATRA. RAfL71A1.
bsne' fiot " LAks-tt., ani jnn. aS 1xtat. sston4
1Tit- ,te, ii Cl1f&-s,. soGtaraH roTnsr a. HandofnA
ans ~ L1k%-sf., 3ffr9Eht HoxAA-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-24

1uu o,n,.v,A 80 uaeI a4o ~Huneiohe ~
one thing alone, viz, the stimula"t that
undnIy ]excites the brain, and creates a
morbid thirst for spiritsl There Is nc
phase Of Indigestion, Biliousness, Ner'
yoTs Diseas,, or Physical Debility in
which they will not effect a cure In
yalids who are wasting away from a
want of proper action in the liVer,
stomach and bowels, will find them a
Constitutional specific, and a fountain
of vitality and yigor as refreshing ano
exhilarating rs Il cool, gushing. spring
of water to the parchod and falntine
traveller in the desert.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-24

acemed 10 think / meant him persona
harm. and, being naturally n coward
he drew his pistol. / seized it, ana il
the struggle it was discharged whef
both our hands were above our heads
Yon know the result, ] Jumped from
the window and fod, ! knew no
whittier. az. 9.
"Then, ii was only n dreadful acct
dent" the burst out, "You have com
mittcd no crime. 1t was not You
fault"
"Ah Ella, dearest, who but yourself
will believe will be convinced OF TINS Z
"Where is the note-the note he gen
Won lost night2 That will show some
thing" she eagerly said.
"Lost, Ella"
The unhappy maiden uttered n des,'
| pairing cry and tainted away, amt al
most 1T the same moment two olicers
sprng through the branches and ar
rested Walter Carleton for the murder
Of Simon Farjeon. =,
"Appcarancos arc certainly very much
against the young man." DR.. Goodrich
wsg forced TO admit to his wife, as they
observed some symptoms OF recovery III
| their daughters brain fever. "SulI
some explanation may be forthcoming
/ can't believe young Carleton a dclIb'
crate murderer"
The prisoners lawyer was working
like n beaver. Yet he was unable to
account for the Disappearance OF the
note, or to discover the messenger who
had delivered it at the church door, II
either turned mp it would explain the
prisoners motive in visiting the doctor
that night, while tho direction OF the
wound, az well as the pittol, which was
the dead mans would probably be sui
G3icut 10 acquit The prisoner.
The ]coroncr's Jury fully committed
Che yonrg man after they had heard the
evidence Of the two officers who arrested
him, and who overheard his damaging
confessions to Miss Goodrich, Every.
body admitted that it would go hard
with him, when an unexpected clue
came to light.
There was IN idiotic lad in the village
who had mania for stcaling-espcc'aIly
..ii,I,, - ,,oo,irr or,,ornI and uhgn,
"rtio,'H VI ,T TJ"i'" e. Ip, "n nao aoen on,
'S'i fo' W"'io a"i lo wou MOTT
VI 'Vo'I "''n I"auI H., tha Grgt yiI
lager ne met.
one morning, vt the stage to winch
our story has reached, the lunatic lad
was observed by the parson TO leave the
residence of the late doctor with Il lang
,'o'gI ~ .r y ,,haio,aIn Llomtn.
""''"''' iI'H' a." L,In n,pn's
I, rain a ''''' ho s"noI; 3 nursurd and emo
,nn'T' 1W,,i ~ 'FTrt, o pr C]oIl"w's sfnr,
a"''u M'I',' ,onnT PSGs"aIIy Mohome W.
T"n h"., ',''bh oan lin IN,
'''IIo' mIt.,, "n,1 ,hhav waran1 IN,
r'",'',S ~, "iI'a,'' n;t 81 ~'' ,%ov wnr,
UoI,o' ,i'",''V ,II,;nnr5 ]cIntIos and
Ha,Iy y ''''n'7- '''S ''"" '''O "D'
hoDody oIhc NJ
me par8olI Stcered 'llG i''l"''c anu Wv
bundle back to sally Madame 3 pres
cncc, and sharply croSS'exnnlhed hGf
Albeit che was a tough customer, th'
clergyman pied her with the tcrrorS o
the judgment day, OF the undylng worn
aud the QHenchlees birthstone IRE
until she wIlted and made an open con
fca3l,n. She had several times var
these boys clothes on the late master
business, I'm fact he had procured thel
for her. She had worn them the las
time ON Sunday night, when she detiN
cred the note to joung Carleton. Sh
went violently when the parson said Ii
did not believe her story, and threaten
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-24

TooTn ACHE proceeds from ague N
tho face, operating upon the exposed nerve OF
A decayod tooth. Rub the gum thorongnIy
with the finger, wet with Johoson's Amodyn,
Limimc,h, heat the face well, and lap a flannel
wet with the lniment on the face, also put
little OF the linimont into tho cavity OF the
tooth on cotton.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-24

A EEwTcHED Crock. They have a
clock bewitrhcd on exhibition Mt Paris,
Ivy. The clock is II remarkable one
from It's manner Of construction alone,
but it has m popularity which even
its maker does not explain. II requires
no mending, being run by electricity,
and will run for an indefinite period.
The oddly about the thing was discov.
cred by Mr.. Clark, the maker. Point.
ing the fore finger Of his right hand at
the clock, he was surprised to note n
cessation OF iA m tor, and about
equally surprised to see it start running
again when the fore finger of the left
hand was pointed at 1t. The expert
ment has bcen repeated n great many
times with the same result. Even nj
the distance of six or eight feet, with a
~plate-glass widow intervening, the
effect by the motion il the I'M The
electricians can send in their explana.
tons Of the phenomenon to Mr.. CLARK.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-24

THE system frequently gets out OF or
der and should be at once regulated, else
other troubles will cnsue; when nhyHic II
needed take Parsons P,ugdIre rus the'
arc u safe, Wholesome, ana 4latural hIco'ci'o'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-24

"A man rushed brctthlessly into a
lawyers Office in st. Paul, and ap.
lr1aehing the legal luminary, excitcdly
remarked: "a man has tied a hoop to
my horses tail Can | do anything ?"
Yes replied the attorney, "go and
unite it," That was good advice. and
didn't cost the man but five dollars.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-24

Charles Dickens said that any mar
who would eat tripe was only n peg
below an heather, and now let some.
body climb on TO hat statement.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-24

FOR all diseases of the Liver, stomach and spleen
+ Al remedy in Malarlous Fevcrs, Bonel Com
niaInts. Dyspepsia, Mental DepreSSlOh' Restless
nrgs. JaundiCe. Nausea, SICK lehulche, CollG,
rnnstipatiOn aud BiliOu mess
" HAS NO EQUAb.
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