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- ALtSMAE-Who thoroughly understands
~ tire retail clothing business and who has
some influence f. the country; reference Ie-
gulret. Good wages VIII be palc. Apply at
os4j sl7la MAIN ST.
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UsTLEE AND CUOK-WhIte preferred
al Apply 70 IEAS. HOWARD,
OctI2 Main ST., bet. Court and Madison.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

,yyFrIT$G-F.ue suburban Dwelling
} House Tor sale or rent Apply at No. 81
& ain street. sex
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EITUATIyN-By young man. 70 keep ac-
y counts, clerk, or assistant hDOk-EeepeT;
good reference given. address b tais Office.
EUHITE GIEL-To do general Homework.
VI
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Bluff City Building and Loan
ASSnaiHfiOn.

Headquarters for Toilet Articles.
Imported Extracts,
Fine Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Toilet Soaps,
Hair Oils,
COsmetigue, Etc
W H. SEABROOK d co.
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LEUBRIE's cheap shawl9.
NEW GOODs-New Dollar store.
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BARGAINS, bargains.
NEW DOLLAR STORE,
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Novel Styles of Walking Jackets At
Very Low Prices.
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are those beautiful novelties for ladies' nee
wear just received at
u. LOMENSFEIN a EROS.
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TURNITURE-The furniture OF boarding
fH house No. A. Poplar ST., corner Second; is
one Of the best stands for blardingncu5e IN
the city; Is now allied with eighteen or twenty
fir-f ass boarders. ANY one wishing 10 get a
good bargain will DO well TO call soon.
Octl2 MRS. TAYLOR, PrCpTiejTess.
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Carpets! Carpets!!

LEUBRIE's navy blue and brown v
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On motion of E. NJ. Hearn, the meet
ing then adjourned sine ale
f. D. STOCK TON, Chairman.
WIN. A. COLLIER, Secretary.
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DOARDERS-A limited number OF bOarders
ID IN "a private family. Reference given and
ieguiIed. Apply through postoftice to
AE-- gc-.,E
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= E-FtF AZ ISL muse and COOK, WHLIes.
- App!y al y WASHINGTON ST.
DOARDERS-A few day-boarders can be ac-
ID cOmmooateu az l22 Court street. octl7
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A.sGATIJN by two young men who are
- willing q work; are good penmen; refer
ence given. address j. & u ,ApneaI Office.
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New GooDs-New Dollar store.
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E1UATION-By a l4dy as housekeeperi best
- OF reference given. Apply al
Octl- SO MAIN 81, up stairs.
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-IIUATI0N 4 white boy twelve years OF
- ase wishes "a home IN good family can
wait on q able, attend a dOOT-Deli, drive
rgCEawag: IS well acquainted with -ae city;
can give good reference. Address
0cfIU N. NJ, Appeal office.
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DINE DkA4 MI lE-OEeap, Al
n HALL q cos, 50 L mon St
EOGTUN-GINS-G uIIett's celebrated Inn
& proved Iiglt-draft CottOn-gins, assorted
yes. special iudUr emeuts offered TO the
city and country trade, for cash ana on time
with city aCcs lance. -
\. u. S"ARBROUGH E Co,
a.T E.rauf Errg+ Mpmphi~. Tenn.
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ARTS AND LABOR tRS-At old City Ice
e House, slain street near Madison. ocu5
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4 ANPS-The finest stock Of lamp goods in
1 Memphis, wholesale and retail, at Bllz
feId,s Iamp store, 255 second street. oclIl
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THIS GREAT RED STORE


50 pieces plaid serges, in all the new shades
a yard.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-27
Doomed Missouri,

Inc state entomologist of Missouri
and other scientific men who bovo
s,uaied the grasshopper have predicted
.naI hothipR but u late, cold, wet sprirp
,puio save that state from devastation
,ulS year ny the plague which reached
tle extreme western counties laat saIi
DuflhB April and the early part If NJ
II seemed ns il p%rovidential interrarana,
was backing tho scientists, but a waol,
Of dry, hot weather has let loose ,ba
scourge, and every train aud mail brings
additional Intelligence Of the work of
ruin which il progressing with terrible
rapidity throughout almost the entir,
western half Of the state. In Clinton
Platte, Clay, Jackson, Cass, Lafayette
and johnson counties, where the swarm.
coming eastward from Kansas arrive.
Just in time TO lay their eggs and b,
cut down by the fall frosts, they hav,
Matched out in incomprehensible quan
tltlcs, and are spreading all over the
state, literally ~devouring every green
thing IN their way. Wheat fields are
left bare as a plowed field. The gar,
dons are stripped of everything. Even
the bluegrass pastures are 90 a oye
and cropped v en with the ground.
Reports from some Of the Kanss,
counties say that tho %grasshoppera hay,
begun ON the fruit trees, and are de
vonriDg leaves, blossoms and buds.
The farmers of the stricken commit"
in Missouri have fought the pest Al
every way. At a meeting held IN Oh
southern part Of Jackson county, las
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season, and his capacity for destruction
is fully rs great as when his bodily bulk
accorded with the general idea OF the
average hopper. Dispatches report
this troublesome pest as already swarm
ing and increasing from Missouri to the
Rocky mountains. If these reports are
true, the devastation Of last summer
will likely be repeated, and a new terri
tory ravaged and robbed OF it's human
sustenance. Farther north, in Nebraska
and Minnesota, it is thought that the
mission Of the grasshopper is finished,
and that the farmers will have an oppor'
unity TO recover their lost ground.
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week, one farmer reported that he had
ditched and destroyed one hundred and
twenty bushels Of grasshoppers in three
days work, but the war has no apparent
effect upon the countless swarms, and
they seen TO increase in d%iscouragipP
proportion to the destruction. Many
Of the farmers in the stricken counties
are utterly hopeless. The cattle and
horses are collected in herds and droyes
and driven southwest TO Arkansas md
Indian nation for pasturage. Missouri
il likely TO feel the necessity OF gong
deep into the state treasury to keep her
unfortunate people from starvation,
lone before cold weather comes. There
seems now no other prospect than that
the state will be completely o%yerrun,
and tho swarms may be expected 70
reach Southern Illinois between the
ooh and Both Of July,
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REDUCTt0 AID ABsURDUM.
BY aronnr 4. mnrn 80.

| bad come from the city early
That Saturday afternoon
! sat With Bca'riy under the trees
IN the NOISY orchard tho golden bees
Bn2lcd over clOyprt.ua, pink ana pohfIyi
was At peace, and Inclined 10 spoon
We were stopping while with mother,
A. 1.-THE quiet, country place
Where first we'd met, ono Olof-pmy May,
And fallen In love no the dreamy day
Brought 10 my memory many another
IN the happy time when | won her grace.
Dayg In the bright spring weather,
when the twisted, rough Ola tree
ShoVcrcd down npplC-blooms, dainty and sweet
THAT swung In her hair, and bluthoh AT her foot
Sweet was her face On we fingered %iug'ihori
And dainty the kisses my love gave mn,
Z" Dear love, are yOu recalling
The old days tuO2n / said,
Her sweet oy'H 0llCd, and with iouIor grace
She turned aud rested her brrIIup face
Against my shoulder a Rluboam falling.
Through the leaves above M, crowned h'r h'al
And so I held her, Trusting
That none was by 10 Hrr;
A gad mistake for low, but clear
This feminine comment roncNrd my tari
" Married for age -i'z IuHt disgniIug- ,
Such nctlouH-auI, Fred, They've Goi our tT'''
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HOPEFUL PROSPECTS, or Ii Crp,y
INSURGENTS. A gentleman ~rccentIv
rom Havana informs us that the Snan.
iards III that city are less hopeful Than
they were a year ago Of putting down
the insurrectiOn. The devastation Of
tho sugar plantations during the mast
winter has convinced them that it ia the
purpose OF the insurrectionists TO ION.
vert the island into a desert and render
it no longer profitable as n possession
OF the crown, if they cannot otherwise
gain their independence. They are re,
ported TO have recently received consid.
able supplies of arms and munitions oI
war. and 10 he in II better defensive con.
ditlon than in the fall, though ueithe,
IN sufficient force nor 10 equiped as Il
take the defensive. Simply hold then
ground among tho mountains, and maxi
occ ,sional fonys with various results
upon ~nnguarded points within tn,
Spanish lines.
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THE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. I'm
invention OF the Wilson shuttle rewihB on m
, ,or, nue0ualed by any invention OF the last
io'v irod ynara' Az an economical arrange.
m n",Itt'iit' enables one person to do the work OF
, "y IN a superior manner, and with nnspeak,,
XIV more comfort, Machines will be delivered
az INV railroad station, in this county, free OF
arananortption charges, II ordered through inc
snmnany'a branch house at ls9 Canal 81, New
G%ieom. Ia. They send m elegant ceta-
,og1o md chrome circular free on application
iTr17'ia company want q few more good agents
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Sherman on the Capture of Fort
Pillow.

Shortly after Shcrman's taking com
mand, Gen. Forrest made hat famous
raid which resulted in the capture of
Fort Pillow. The question rs to
whether the troops of Forrest massa-
creed the negro garrison Mt Fort PillOw,
has always been one Of the problems of
the war. In abiding to it, Gen. Sher.
man Informs us that he had intended
the vacation Of Fort Pillow, and had so
ordered it bat that Glen. Hurlbert had
retained Il small garrison "to encour
age the enlistment of the blacks M sol.
diers, which was a fvorite political
policy Mt that time" Consequently,
the exposure of n small garrison in an
unsupported, outlying fort, and the
massacre that followed, are not to be
blamed upon General Sherman. AS to
the massacre, the general now says that
no doubt the troops of Forrest Z" acted
like a set of barbarians, shooting down
the helpless negro garrison alter the
fort was in thor possession. He gives
Forrest the credit of stopping the
firing as soon as he could, and bears
testimony to the fact that when Forrest
took federal soldiers prisoners he was
usually very kind to them. But she
had a desperate set of fellows under
him." and at that time there is no
doubt the feeling Of the southern people
was iearfully savage on this very point
OF our making soldiers ont oi their
slaves, and Forrest may have shared
this feeling.
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nmAN OF A THOUSAND.

A |CossuMptrvE CUREp,-when dean was hour,y
e,nec,ed from consumption, all remedies haN'nB
failed, accident led to q discovery whereby ~; 49,
James cured hia only child with a p, para,,"u na J., ~
, "S' stamps to pay expenses. Thercis net a slGsUo
svnn,nm OF consumption that II does not diSSilate-
Signt sweats, irritation Of the Nerves, Difficult tx,
pccloration, sharp Pains in the Lungs, S.,nI "s ny aS M, ,hC
stomach. Inaction Of the Bowels, and WASTING oi we
MnsrIea. Address %CRADDOCK Il CO.. iVJ2 hlce
street, Phi .dolphia, Ia, giving name Of lhlS paper
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InE CoMINa GRAssHopprp.-1r .on,o
portions OF Kansas and Missonr; 'o we
inevitable grasshopper has annaara me
vast number. This year Inc cpn,a. W
cording TO report, reduced in size w.
to the diminntiye proportions o. tho tea
and ranging from that 10 the size Of =
common house-Hy. His number does
not seem TO have been diminished. but,
on the contrary, he liz rs solid to the
square foot as during their raid of last
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-Dnh AoESrs ,s4NrEn for GEEuINE Nnl
0QDnT 10y ~ SWE.

nv Rev, j, ~, ItAMBLlss, VINO irul, hl.ptri Gg ,,Ts
Ill ~, Including the IsSr luuRNAlS 'lulloluh
,i,i,vyy his GRASR AcniEvEaESTs, also lhs er,
%rjg,,s,, WoNn rRs aud WEALTH oI lhht "'a,u..T"7
..v.uEs, 80. u pages, lou fdrt lLbh, Vm,,ty
800, Rlch In isIEah,T. Icy ~ p''onA dir"ss
1Iu,I,titAuu iKOs. pubs. Ph'la. % Cihclh' "
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Parson's Pwgative PiRs, which are
now being extensively sold y thls statg, are r.
purely vegetable, and arc mild ana g9hI,O y
their operation. One is a doSo' uoou guam
ties, certainly,
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DIR. J. Walkers California Vim

Dr. D.. Walkers tHIltOTIiId 'in'
pgar Ritters are q purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the M
tive herbs found on the lower ranges os
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Calltoro
MIA, tho medicinal properties OF which
are extracted thcrelrem without tho uUa
Of Alcohol. Tho question Is almc,I
daily asked, What is the caoso OF tho
UNPARALLELED success of VINEGAR Br
rrRs?" Onr answer il, that they removH
the cause of disease, and he patient ~
covers his health. They are the greai
blood purifier and . lhic-giving principle;
n p~crEect R%enovatOr and lnvlgoratW
Of the system Never before in tha
HISTORY Of the world has n medicine been
compounded possessing the remarHsDls
qualities Of VINEGAR BIrTERS IN healing tnf
l5ick Of eycry disease man is heir to. Thety
are a rentle Plltgltive as well as Tonic.
reIicving Congestion or lniiammatC Of
the Liver and Visceral Organs, IN BlioNa
Diseases,
The properties of DE,, WAikEEs
yiSEGAWBlrTERs are Aperient, D~iaPnore!ic'
Uarminativc, Nutritious, Laxative, Dl'retlo
Sedativc, Counter. I%rritant. Sudorillcr -nVci"
tive. and Anti-Rlhouh.
II, II. MCDONALD & co..
I Drnr-,s,s and Gen. ACTS, San Francisco, California.
and cor. Of Washington and Charlton Sis, NJ, Y
SOid by All Druggists and De"ierS'
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At Nsl,a ~ tXAs iASD AID GoLp DsAwIsa,
wa, r"nn,ss, srSE 3oth.- Ills hrst drawing
one, aud msnv TO the satisfaction OF every
"i'Sippians.-Ss'Ssties nes P.,zsT drawn by Mis-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-27

WITHOUT doubt hundreds Of people
who will read this item are suffering with kid
ney diHcsre in some form. which might be
enred with = bottle or two Of Johnson's Ano-
ayne iininient, used internally. Why not
Try IT
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-27
In Search of a Good Room.

Mr.. John Higgins, Of Sucker Flat,
California, says the ST, Louis HepuDll-
can. paid a visit TO San Francisco re-
Gently, and created n sensation. lie
strolied into n hotel, laid down his car
pet bag, flung a twenty.dollar gold,
piece down before the clerk, and sad
he wanted a "good room" The clerk,
as MOTEL clerks generally do in the case
Of n man whose style is far from loud,
gave Mr.. John Higgins a room beneath
the mousard, and put the wayfarer IN
charge Of Il bell-boy. The bell'boy
conducted Mr.. Higgins to the elevator
and left him, The boy who ran the
elevator was absent, and the gentleman
from Sucker Flat, thinking he had
reached his room, began to undress'
When the elevator boy camo back, MIR.
Higgins was wearing a pair OF drawers,
and abused the boy for coming IN with
ont knocking. Some ladies were COM
ing, and the boy, in terror, started the
machine. The moment the elevator
shot upward Higgins began bounding
about like q royal Bengal tiger in his
first cage. The boy was frightened
nearly into spasms. Finally the eleVa'
tor reached the roof, md Higgins made
II spring for liberty, landing with a yell
among a group Of chambermaids. They
fled and filed the corridors with sounds
Of terror, while Higgins bounded from
hall 10 hall, evidently meaning to never
stop until he had reached Sucker Flat
again. The walters TO the hotel we're
summoned TO the rescue, aud Higgins
wag captured after q desperate struggle,
confined TO his room and his clothes
thrown into him. He finally compre-
hended the situation, but wouldn't get
into the elevator again. There hadn't
been such IN excitement in that San
Francisco hotel, they say, since the last
earthquake. ,,.
This same Higgins once resided in
Memphis, and was noted for his freaks
of fun and folly while "under the influ-
cnce." In the service of II gentleman
residing in the suburbs, he forgot his
situation and surroundings on one occa-
sion, and in the airy costume OF the
father Of our race insisted upon an
cjrce to the parlor, which cleaned the
house amid roars Of laughter. lie had
a pcnchant for looseness in dress, and
whenever fuddled became utterly obliy-
ious of what strong.minded women call
aexhood. Tie knew no difference. His
righteousness Mt such times made him
the terror of the household, and although
a good servant, the family, after endur-
ing him for years, was obliged to part
with him. Higgins will be Higgins
still.
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TO have the money spent need
HB84l]8 4; NJ: n: 4; I: I: :.:::::: {: a.: /: !: 4: : !: !: &. !. 4: :: !. !: Il: \: 4: !: !:
wYnWUNHYM lessly every year would give
AA 4 ~ Dstantia comfort to almost
Nk&~H-(ev ery person. To have the
Tipped boots ana shoes
- year n new pair of shoes.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE,

$50 ia. es IL popular book which should be read ny
everybody. No Married pair, or persons conte',,
Contains Inc cream Of medical literature on me
an Iect, the results of DIR. W g lOrg experience
aI,0 The best thoughts from late Uorhs in Europe
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-27

DIR. WALKER tried various extracts
from herbs mud rootR, without benefit.
He noticed, howoyer, that dicoho', that
baue Of the human race, was used in
their preparation, aud he determined to
exclude the poison entirely from his
own practice, so that the sin Of making
men drunkGrds, while pretending to
cure them, should never lie at his door,
The Almighty blessed his experiments,
aud IN the Vinegar Bitters he has pro-
duced u pure, Notwithstanding agent,
which baujshes dlseas" in 8vety form, re-
myigor,tes the system, and restores
strength to tho feebIest sufferer. There
is no part of lifo's citale! where the en-.
envy cnu make a Judgment, that the Vim
egnr Bitters will not find him, and put
him TO the rout. HpuritN Of blood,
is the parent of disease; the liver, the
stomach, tho lungs, the nerves, every
vital organ is affected primarily, from
this cause, and in this direction the Vim
egar Bitters acts with magical influence.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-27

"A chimney. sweep, hearing 1t was
proposed to have separate street cars
for women, said he didn't see any need
Of it, he'd no objection to riding in the
same chr with women.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-27

Most medicines which are advertised az
blood purifiers and liver medicines contain
either mercury. in some form, or potassium
and Iodine variously combined. All Of these
agents have strong tendency to break down
the blood corpuscles, and debiitate and other
wise permanently iniure the human system,
and should therefore be discarded. DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, on the
other hand, being composed Of the fluid ex-
tracts of native plants, barks and roots, will
in no case produce injury, its effects being
strengthening and curative only. Sarsaparilla,
which used to enjoy quito a reputation IA a
blood purifier, is a remedy Of thirty years ago,
and may we'll give place IA it il doing, to the
more positive and valuable vegetable altera
tiyes which la'er medical investigation and
discovery has brought to light. In Scrofula
or Kings Evil. White Swelling, Ulcers, Fry
%-ipelas, Swellsd Neck. GOitre, Scrofulous, In
Nominations, Indolsnt Inflammation, Mercu-
rial affections, Old Sores, Eruptions Of the Skin
and Sore Eyes IA in al other blood diseases
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has
shown its great remedial powers, curing the
most obstinate and intrsctable cases. Sold by
an dealers in medicines.
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DR.. WHITTIER,

No. GIT St. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo-,
con inues to treat all cases ofObstacles to marriage
blood Impurities. I veIy aliment or sickness whlch
results rom indiscretlOn or imprudence WIN uh-
parable ed sncce \, DIR. VS. es Adjustment Is char.
tered by the state of Missouri, was founded ana
has been established 10 secure safe, certain ana re-
liable relief !'plng q graduate of several medlch,
college. and hEYing the experience Of a long hnn
successful life In his specaltirs he has peritcteo
.rm,lies that ARE Cirecluai In oil these cases. ms
patents are being trrateI by mail or express every
where. No IN later who failed call or write. FROM
the great numb r of applications me Is tnaDleu W
keep his charges low. SO pnScs ElNlnE '"''
N.n.htIn l. q Er ~ L LrnnS
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Thanks "From the Depths of the Heart"

WELtiSoroN, Lorain Co., o., Aug. "a, 1874.
DIR. Il Y. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y:
Dear Sl-Yuur medicines, Golden Medical
Discovery, DR.. lagos Catarrh tomedy have
proved Of the g!eatest service to me. Six
months ago no one though that | could posi-
bly, 1.-Two long. | had a complication OF dis
cases, -scroula; mauifostlng itself in orlp-
tious, and great blOtchcs OH my head that
made such H0ros that | could not have my hair
combed without causing me must suffering (;
also causing swollen glands, tonsils enlarged,
enlarged or "thick neck, % and large and nu-
merOus boils. ] also suffered from a terrible
Chronic Catarrh, and in fact / was 20 diseased
that life WIS burden to me. | had tried many
doctors with no benefit. FINALLY procured one
half dozen bottles OF your Golden Medical
Discovery and one dozen Sage's Catarrh lieme-
dy and commenced their use. At first l was
badly discouraged, but after taking four bottles
" tho discovery | began to improve, and
when [ had taken the remaining | was 'roH.
In addition to the use of Discovery | applied
n solution Of Iodine to the GOitrs or thick
neck, AZ you advise in pamphlet wrapping, and
it entirely disappeared. Your Discovery is
certainly the most wonderful blood medicine
ever invented. thank Goo and YOU, from the
depths Of my heart, Tor the great good it has
done mo Very gratefully,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-27

cOEc Sample Of Salve or Ointment, Say what
7 NIL. for. No Chimney lamp Burner, on trial,
scots. Pistols, Jeweiry, STA iOnery, Ink Powder,
&c, Last CdH. Big pay. Box 10, Milan, Tenn,
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VIIDIIQ OUR BUDGET "free," send your friend.
AUlUD Address ". J. Mars, West Phila. Pa.
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CORN a month to male and fcmale agents every
OZOU where. Eureka Mfg. Co, buchanan, Mich.
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on SAMPLE Free and Big Pay to Male aud
M Female Everywhere. Address
w UNION PUB. CO., Newark, n. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-03
A TRIO OF JURORS.

NO sooner had the jury reported TO the Court
the TACT OF their disagreement than three OF them,
named respectively Hastead, whelan and Filter,
repaired to the antecnamDer Of the presiding
Judge, where they were confronted by at least
twenty newspaper reporters. Brother sherman
Was present nervous. irritable and supeT0Mcloa6.