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vards from the grave where the school and the agents
family met II in processon The purpose Wa 70 nave
the Indian bows at school act bearers TINS they
were an afraid TO do But IL q point to gain 70 IN
uce some OF them do this service. Out Of twelve poys
four were induced by persuasion amounting almost
eompusiop 10 put hand to the bier and bear the comm
10 the grave The lid then lifted ana all the scnooi
children brought near To view the face Of the corpse an
ACT that caused the children much fear and to the older IN
dams IL seemed horrible The school thus standing around
the grave supg the familiar school Rest Tor tne
and after prayer offered by the agent that other
sweet hymn "Therc r. a beautiful land on high when
te coffin was lowered and buried But the fact OF most
import remains yet to be stated fsc mat re-
ves the decpseated superstition OF these people DO
von think that canoe which the chief conveyed that
rrnse was ever to used again By no means Having
been the receptacle OF cofn containing the remains OF
human cor,se IL must never again be used a. vehicle
for Tire living And the owner demolished ON tne spo
no sprt OF anger toward the agent who mad ordered
spirit of willing sacrifice upon the altar OF his super
sfffiOu
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AN ACT IN RELATION TO PETIT JURIEs AND YER
Diets

The People Of The state Of Ne York represented IN Sen
ate aud sseB6l fOiOigs SIC !. No trial OF
action law indictment before jury IN any OF me
courts shall after the trial shall have been duly
commenced pended arrested except by the con-
the parties thereto the respective counsel con
ducting the same by of the death or inability
from sickness 10 attend OF any one members Of
suc Jury exceeding three. II the remainder OF such
members III attendance and IN condition to hear ana
consider the testimony thereafter 10 given III such
action Or upon such Indictment hut such trial shall pro-
coed with the effect as If all the jurors sworn were
present.
SEC .. verdict III any civil action and upon any in
dictmcnt hereafter tri before jury IN any court OF
record is hereby declared 10 he valid II seven OF the
Jurors civil action and nine upon An Indictment shall
upon IT, in the manner as Is required OF the
twelve by the existing law BIT when verdict is
dercd by any number OF jurors less than twelve II shall BE-
the duty Of TIE jurors finding the verdict or tEelr fore
man. to state the number so finding 10 the court.
Sc. g. This at shall take effect Immediately.
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Total sales for the week.


The Improvement noted in the operations in rail-
way shares yesterday continued to-day and from the
very outset, when prices LA 81 better than last
night the buying was lively for these times, and re-
suited in carrying up prices of the Lake Shore and
Western roads TO above one per cent. There were
no new reasons to which to ascribe the movement,
but the feeling is certainly more satisfactory and
encouraging than for many days, and the prices to-
day were the best of the week. 1t was noticeable
that the telegraph stocks and Pacific Mail stocks did
not participate in the advantage, and ruled only
steady the Union Pacific being as meteoric as yes
terday in its sudden variations between 1874 and
72as Harlem sold up to 1874. but otherwise
the investments were about neglected. The adj
vance to-day over the closing prices Of yesterday has
been unusual, viz. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph.
l. per cent Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Preferred,
- Del. Lack and Western L Erie, 7s St Joe,
III: Harlem, p; Lake Shore, Ia n. West,
Ohio and Miss. 81; Pacific Mail, y; Rock Island.
ls; st. Paul, u; Wabash, ls Union Pacific, g;
Western Union, ls; st. Paul Preferred, 1ls, aud
Mariposa So per cent. The opening highest, lowest,
and closing prices of active stocks sold to-day were
coll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19

Time loans running 90 days quoted at three
per cent and those running until January, 1875 al
gig. The following is the Clearinghouse statement
to-day
Curry exchanges s60423sl7 Gold exchanges tse2el ~
curry balances. s,2l7iTs cold balances I,6j1.iss
Tue following are the total cearanees and resulting
balances at the NewYork Clearing house for the
week ending to-day:
Curry cearances 1855 Gold clearances s5e5oe2s
Curry balances 22.iO4,bS7 Gold balancss l,ss2.s4s
This afternoons late Wssnington advices report
that the Treasury holds 1878. 20OOOo in bonds Ia
secure National bank circulation, and Sl5. $780, o0
tr secure public deposits. The outstanding National
bank circulation Is 1851 100000 Of which
60 30 600 are gold notes The United States Treas
urer to-day received $500 900 National bank notes
for redemption, making a total for the week Of
S44lO,OUO The customs receipts were s30,oco.
The Internal Revenue receipts amounted to $40
OOO making a total for the month 20 date OF
IS, 100000 The shipment of legal tenders and
fractional currency FOR the week amounted to
81 600 900 The bank statement for the week shows
a heavy gain in legal tenders. compromising for
the loss in that item week. The loans were cur
tailed over million and quarter and deposits werc
increased Less than half million Other changes were
Nominal The statement is regarded as very favor
able. and reflects continued in money. The
banks now hold S2s O53. $50 in lawful money IN ex
cess Of the - per cent required by law, against
1914 997 200 last week. "A gain this week of
80 O56 $50 The following table shows the relation
between the total reserves of the banks and the
total liabilities.
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CALFNDARs-TUIs DA-.

srrREaE CoURr-CHAhBFRS- I.-Court opens ~
10 Third Mondays Motion Calendar Will be cAird ~
II
GESERAL TERN.-Adiourned 10 Monday, August 70
All Other courts have adjourned for the term
GTNKRAI sEsSlONS-StTIiBgLAN, J-fhOmas Dullev Jonn
J. Jo Kns-v. Lons Mor. robbery Joseph I'd m IL
Robert Ian Pieo BnI1tii, John OSel Edward aroi
Mc(kuase JOserh Reid Edward Johnson Jobn hr n
Joseph Fields Fields. burglary safa1 MAI H.
Meehsn. James Furnen, Mariu bOormAD, Thomas
Duly Patrick Baggrrty, Charles DAILY, I hcmas risti
barnard smith, Ransom Dorty, Daniel Mcsberry Danli u
McCary David Guh felonious and battery Anton
I.ast bernard Godoeg David C. MANI William knsp
John Morse Jo.n smith Jonh nriy Allie e snon' a
son. John sullivan Farrell Prce. Thomas HOLMES, water
R~gsn, petit lrctny Christian MILF Elizabeth Miller
jacques Monnsis John King. dsorderiy bouse Adrhrt
Bfc.Drr, Joi woods William Thompson, Ihe mas
Dsi. assault and artery John LucaA ndtcc 1t Assault
CLa.les Hsrr.f son. grand larceny.
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AN IMPROPER ARREST.

Two men, named Henry Arbor and Louis
Aud AT tie TomDs Police Court yesterday were brought
before Justice Duffy. Several Witnesses including law
yer named Frederick Richards that the men were
neither drunk nor dsorderiy and that Officer Gearey
who made the arrest ought be trial instead OF the
accused. Mr. Richards said he witnessed the whole
affair. which he considered outrage. Justice Duny
then dismissed the whereupOn Mr.. Richards ex-
pressed his intention placing the matter before the
Eoard of Police
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A POLICEMAN ATTACKED WITH BRoADswoRD.

Roundsman Brice of the Twentieth Precinct,
while attempting 10 arrest Thomas Taylor Of No 5l9
West hiry-eghthst, between Sixth and seyenthayes
who beating his wife, attacked by Taylor with
broadswOrd. Brice had his hand cut and would have
been seriously hurt had been for dexterty IN parry
ing. Judge Wandell. at the Washington Place Police
Court committed Taylor yesterday in $1,000 bail TO
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CRIMINAL NOTE5.

At the Washngton-place Police Court yesterday,
John Johnson arragned charge made by PhlpJ
Of No. @3g West Twenty nnthst that he had picked
pocket of worth $50 Thireh st. between sAth
Seventhaves Saturday afternoon Johnson was coh
mtted In default Of $500 bail Daniel shay OF NO Of MI
beys At the Tombs Police Court yesterday was nsd I'D ue
bail for siabDing and cutting James Ih0upson
OF No. PA South.st- during on SATURDAY night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19

In State bonds District of Columbia 1855 sold up
to ~ a. old Tennessees ruling firm as 30. Virgins
Deferred 6s sold at s7s South Carolina o., non
funtabie, ct 6ls, and New-York State County bonds
AZ IOiL, The bids are rs follows:
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The week closes with money in the most super
abundant supply. the turn Of the market favoring
borrowers who are able 10 dictate their own terms
The quotation for call loans l. and per cent.
There il a continued good demand for mercantile
paper. and choice grades find ready sal. We annex
a basis OF quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
The closing quotations for mining stocks


The week in London closes upon a quiet condition
of Affairs. Money rules easy in the outside market
en- pledge of Government securities at 292ia per
cent three months bills being discounted %
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or city bank stocks American Exchange ca sold
at 1851 Fourth National ~ at i01. Metropolitan
C40l at 1884, Ninth National t5D at AZ. Phcnix l72l
at 9si2 and Bank of Commerce 90 at 1919. The
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cent or y per cent below the minimum rate OF dis
count at the Bank of England. This institution
made a gain on balance to-day OF E6o,oo, ana
ganeS Yesterday 100000, q total SINCE the oanh
statement of Thursday of f129.OOO. British Consois
were ND isasIs to 04ls, and United States bonds
were firm 1858 rising Il TO 107ia. Ere stened ny
tn I3l. and the Preferred advanced from rs 10 20.
In Paris Rentes opened buoyant at s4.70, advanced
TO a. So and closed at 64.65 As usual on saturday
foreign exchange was dull In tone the market
was firm on the basis OF 81 s79 10 the FOR prime
sixty days bills, and 81 9Oi2 for three days siehf
The real rates for business however. were ~ s6i2
asa 81 and "a s9i2GSi 30. The specie shipments
to-day were az follows: Steamer City Of Montreal,
1921 900; Mosel, S25O,OOO; Adratie, $4,000
Total 1861 900, of which $3.50. 900 Was gold coin,
and the remainder gold and silver bars. This makes
n total for the week of 81 ,962, e2f, Of which
$157O25O was in gold coin II was another
feverish day in gold, and q reasonably active
market was reported. The opening pnee
was 1I41s from which by 1850 II had
declined to 114is-the lowest price
of the week Later it reacted To 114s and ruled on
more limited nsactions at ll4lsoil4s up tn the
close. The highest price OF the week was lio's
On gold loans the rates were 2 3, j, and IL per
cent per annum, and a bonus of LEA until Monday.
The Assistant Treasurer paid cut in gold coin during
the week Ni,3oS,VVo, mostly jury o""I'"S' VI WI"
public debt, including $4,000 to-day. The re-
demption of called Fve-twentes to-day amounted
in coin 10 $50 600 a total for the week OF S2s3OOO.
The import entries Of foreign dry goods at the port
Of New-York for the week ending tonight were
Sl,442471 the amount thrown upon the market
footing up 81 OBS 1892, and Of general merchandise
TO S5I9s 75s making total in gold coin valuation
of $6.64l.2 900. The export elearances Of domestic
produce for the week ending Tuesday, July l3 were
to the currency valuation of S5,Oi3,00o The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered; Gold
cleared $JO,O73, 900; gold balances. $l.02o,424
currency balances. s2.324 pa. We annex princi-
pal gold quotations:
looo....ll4% Il.so. ...ii4,s 100 i,t 2;so liz
1890. .ll4N 1900. ...ll4ls 100 ll.t Svo-ilts
ll:0o. ll4it l230.~..lAs 2O0..-lltRi
The days business at the L. :. sub-rreasury COM
prised:
Gold receipts. s3tls22 80 Curry pavments sesots4 90
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rIans $50 $50 200 27s55ssOo bee. s0s'o,o
Government bonds fell off again under the decln-
ing tendency of gold but closed steady at the lower
basis. There were transactions in Coupon lsG2s az
lI6ls; Coupon 1s64s at ll7lgall7ss Registered.
old. 1865, at 119; Coupon "Andys' at llsise
1855; Coupon 1868 at 120SsGl20's; Coupon
1865 at 1901 Coupon Ten-Forties at ll7a&; Reg
istered New Elves at 1883. and Coupon ditto az
117as There were no special features 10 the gen
eral market. We annex latest street quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19

II will be seen by the foregoing that the move
ment of wheat for the past three weeks has been
steadily progressing from the producers TO the
markets The receipts for the last week compare
with the corresponding week of last year follows:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-22

the jury, but he could prove that they
had been approached.
Mr.. Abbott protested against the IN
professional mode in which these state
meLts had been put forward.
Mr.. Sherman also challenged the
gentleman to produce his proofs then
and there. [SOme Kisses by the audi
eDce
Mr. Beach replied that Mr.. Shesrman
spoke without knowledge, inasmuch as
the parties in sympathy with the de-
fendant could easily use moneys for
purposes not known to him. He replied
that he had not charged any of the jury
until he was called out by the appeal Of
the juryman; he would be sorry if he
had said anything offensive to the jury
men, or to have done anything 10 in
lure the cause. of his client, for that he
would have no right to do, but as they
had been challenged, he would now
ask his honor to name the time and
place for the production of his proofs.
Judge Nelson suggested that the
proper time would be at the close of the
case, when somebody would have to be
punished. The matter Was then dropped
and the court adjourned.
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A small part of the roof on the Medical
college, in this city, was b.ewn off in
the storms Thursday night.
KANSAS CITY, June 2l.-The most
terrific storm since 1874, visited this sec
ton on Sunday night. 1t began about
nine o'clock and lasted four or five
hours. The rain poured down in tor
rents, and was accompanied by a severe
wind and hail and terrible thunder and
lightning. Several houses in the city
were struck by lightning and several
were unroOfed. Immense damage was
done to many cellars by water. The storm
extended over the country for an area
fifty or more miles to the south or south
west, but 1t did not extend very
far north. The damage to farms is yeTy
great, fences being washed away and
fields OF corn on the bottom lands SUBJ
merged and damaged. Railroads suf-
fered severely; three bridges are washed
away on the Fort Scott rosd and two on
the Kansas Pacific road. A train Of six
cars was ditched on the North Missouri
road. No trains arrived to day on any
road, except the Hannibal and st. 10.
seph and the North Missouri. The lstter
roads and the Missouri Pacific sent out
trains this evening, but none of the
others. 1t is thought that arrangements
for transferring passengers over the
breaks will be perfected tomorrow on all
the roads, but it will be some time before
the bridges are replaced No loss Of life
has as yet been reported, but there were
many narrow escapes. What few grass
hopDers were left are entirely extermin-
ated, and the farmers will Immediately
replant their damaged fields in early
corn.
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ADDITIONAL RIVEB REPORTS

PTTTsBURG, June 2l-Night-River
falling, with feet 5 inches water in the
channel. Weather warm and cloudy.
CINCINNATI, June 2l-Night.-River
rising, with Is feet inches water in
the channel. Weather showery and
warm. Arrived: Arlington, Memphis.
No departures except local packets.
The steamer K. W. Skillinger, lying
near the marine railway dock, a few
miles above the city, burned at a late
hour tonight. Loss estimated at fifteen
thousand dollars; insurance unknown
tonight.
ST. LOUIS, June 21.-WeaGher cloudy.
River risen feer, and swelling rapidly
to night. The lower Missouri and the
upper Mississippi, from Keokuk down,
are pouring out great volumes of water.
The rise here tonight was so rapid and
unexpected that considerable freight left
on the levee was submerged. Arrived:
Ste. Genevieve, Vicksburg; City of
Chester, Memphis. No departures.
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DIED.

BOOKER-sunday morning, June 10th,
WILLIE j., infant son of VIM. J. and Katie
NJ. Booker, aged six months and twenty days.
HOMAN-In this city, June 2lst. GEORGE
W, infant son OF VIM, N. and Eliza J. Ho-
man, aged eleven months and seven days.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family
are invited to attend the funeral from Grace
Church, fernando street, this (TUESDAY)
afternoon at four O'Clock.
FLYNN-The friends and acquaintance Of
the late Michael Flynn and wife, and also
Esquire Spelman, are invited to attend the
funeral of the late MichasI Flynn's child,
MAMIE, from the residence of her mother
Mrs. Honora Flynn, corner Linden and Shell
by streets, this (TUESDAY) afternoon at four
o'clock
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-22

D Dedicated TO Mrs. Bertfs Moore Hsw
ktns, an the Death of her Baby, by heI
Friend Ella.
They bore him away from her arms
Away from q mothers care
Away to the cold, cold ave,
Tney laid her little one there.
Her darling baby Is sleeping
The Elmwood tree beneath;
Her baby is sleeping now
The deep, deep sleep of death.
The little white arms are folded
Over the innocent breast,
The little white arms are claSped
In sweet eternal rest.
The house is so lonely without him,
For sympathy now is in vain;
For what can they know of her sorrow?
How she longs for her baby again.
But he never more will awaken,
Her love he will never more claim
And she Will never hear her darling
Murmur his mothers name.
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N0n-Resident Notice.

No. l93S-In the First Chancery Court of Shell
by county, Tennessee.-Mrs. Fannie 4,
Thomas VS.. W. Knight, ct al.
1t appearing from affidavit IN this cause
thatthe defendants, John Doom and c. Camp
bell are non-residents of the State of Ten
nesSee;
tits therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tenn. on or before the first
Monday in August, 1875, and plead, answer or
demur TO cOmplainant's bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed as to them and set
order be published once a week, for four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This Sth day OF June 1875.
A cOpy-atteSt: EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
By R. ]. Black, Deputy e. and NJ.
Harris, McKisck & Turley, soils. for COM
plainant. ju9 we
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Attention, knights TempIar.

A LII the officers and members OF, Al
~ Cyrene COmmandeIy, No. 1, that X&
intend to take part in tho grand display
of knights Templars on June 24sh, are earn
eStly requested to meet at the Exposition hall
this (TUESDAY) evening, at . O'Clock, for
drill
All Sir Knights in good standing are court
eously invited to join with US.
By order. ED. WORsHAM, E. c.
7 RARCuITS
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wYAraEK PHoBIBILITIEI.

WAsHIEsroS, June =, ! am.
For the cur S1tgs, Tennessee and
the Oiio r1gey FALLING barometer, south
cast 10 soughJrest 1CiRds, ICarUleT, clear
c5,d patty c'OUoy Jreather.
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TESTIMONIALS.

az have never seen OF tried such simple
eficacious, satisfactory and pleasant remedy
in my life III. BAINER, st. Louis, Mo.
HON. ALEX. II. STEPHENS.
81 occasionally use, when my condition re-
quires it, DR.. simmons Liver Regulator, with
good effect."-HOn. Allen. il. STEPHENS
GOVERNOR OF a LABAMA.
"YOur Regulator has beel1 in use in my
family for some time, and 1 an persuaded IL
is valuable addition to the ,uedlcaI SCI
ence: Gov. ]. GILL SHORTER, Ala oama. -
" have used the Regulator Ia myl. .1Inlly lor
the past seventeen years. can safely recon- :
mend IL 10 the world as the best medtN me l
have ever used for that class Of diseases it Dur-
ports to cure."-H. +. THIGPEN.
PRESIDENT OF CITY BANK.
'Simmons' Liver Regulator has proved a
good and eficaciOus medtcine-C. A. NUTTIN6
DRUGGIST.
ave have been acquainted with Dr. SIM
mons Liver Medicine for more than twenty
years, and know ii 10 be the best Liver Regu-
lator offered to the puhlic."-M. Il, LYON and
h. L. LYON, BellefOn tame, Ga.
I" was cured by Simmons Liver Regulator,
after having suffered for several years with
Lhills and FeveI."-R E. ANDERSON.
THE CLERGY.
Have been dyspeptic for years; began the
Regulator two years ago; it has acted like
charm in my case. REV. J. c. HOLMES.
LADIES' ENDORSEMENT.
81 have given your medicine a thorough
trial, and IN no case has 1t fsiled to give full
SATISFACTION. ELLEN mEACHAM, Chattahoo-
SHERIFF BIBB COUNTY.
81 have used your Regulator with successful
effect in Bilious Collie and Dyspepsia 1t is an
excellent remedy, and certainly n public
bIessing."-C. MASTEEsoNi BibO county, Ga.
MY WIFE.
"My wife and self have used tie Regulator
for years, and testify to its great virtue -
REV. ]. K. FIELDER, Perry, Ga.
81 think Simmons Liver Regulator one Of
the best medicines ever made for the Liver
My wife and many others have used IL with
wonderful efect."-E. K. SPARKS, Albany, Ga.
NJ. ID.
81 have used the Regulator in my family,
and also in my regular practice, and have
found it a most valuable and satisfactory
and believe il it was used by the
profession it would be of service in very many
cases. l know very much OF service in very
parts, and can certify its medicinal qualitie
are perfectly harmless. .'-B. f. GRIGGS, NJ, ID.
Macon, Ga.
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CONSTIPATION

CHoULD not:be regarded !as2a tTihiRg
ailment-in fact nature demandsithe;ut-
most regularity OF the bowels, ,Eand-any
deviation from this demand paves:the
way often 10. serious danger. II Issqutte
as necessary to remove impure sccumu-
latious from the bowels as It is;tO eat
or sleep, and no health can be expected
where a costive habit OF body prevails.
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MARRIED.

BAXTER-HILL-In Norfolk, June 10Th, by
Rev. G. D. Armstrong, JEROME BANTER, OF
Baxter, Trezevant d Co, Of Memphis, and
Miss MARY E, second daughter Of A. L. Hill,
Esq, of Norfolk.
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Temple Of Love, No. l.

VIHE regular quarterly election of officers
i will take place on FRIDAY evening,
June 25th.
1 he Temple will open at s o'clock.
By order JACKSON Z. CREWS, 7. S.
EDGAR W. SIMMONS, r. S.
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TempIar's Guards.

FTNHE Templar's Guards will meet for drill
L this (TUESDAT) evening at 81 o'clock.
By order.
JACKSON 2. CREWS, Captain.
EMMETT A. MUIR, D. s.
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REECHER,,

The Terrible Beach Resumes his CastI-
galioH and ExeariRtion Of the
Great Preacher Before . very
Isrge Audience.
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PILES

How many suffer torture day after day,
making life burden and robbing existence of
all pleasure, owing to the secret suffering from
Piles. Yet relief is ready to the hand OF almost
any one who viii use Systematically the rene
dy that has permanently cured thousands.
No drastic, violent purge, but gentle assist
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100 bBIs. Extra Flour, so bbIs. Butter
Crack eFs, 100 boxes Chesse. so boxes
Green Tea, Furniture, EIc.s
A IT a u Q ~ L q M
THIS MORNING, 10 O'CLOCK;
By A. E. FrankIand. 1876 & 1917 Main st.