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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-20

1t seems strange, but is nevertheless
true, that some of the big dailies in the
Western cities rather sneer at the new
fast mail train arrangements. The rea-
son is a selfish one, which can be under
stood when we consider that New York
is practically brought from twelve to
eighteen hours nearer these cities, and
such papers as the Herald, World, Times,
Sun and Post are brought to the doors
Of the peaple on such short time that the
public gets the news from these papers
before the Western dailies, such as the
Cincinnati Commercial, St. Louis Globe
Democrat and Republican, and Chicago
Times, Tribune and Inter-0cean get q
chance to do any fresh clipping. For some
years past Western journals have grown
so in enterprise, dimensions and variety
Of news that they seemed to distance
competition with the Eastern papers.
New York was left q long way in the
rear, but, like a horse Of good bottom on
q four-mile race, has by a sudden squirt
come up TO the front again, and is almost
as formidable a competitor with the
reading public as at any time in the last
ten or fifteen years. Many q proprietor
will be impressed rather forcibly With the
fact that the people want few and better
newspapers, and care nothing at all
about the inside rivalries and ~jealousies
Of competing papers. st. Louis, with a
population six or seven times greater
than Memphis, only supports three
morning English papers, and the
ultimate success ct sll these is
not altogether assured. Under
the present arrangement New York
papers will only be a day old when &c
lVered at st. Louis. In Cincinnati it is
still worse, and the competition will be
plainly visible. This is an age Of sharp
competition, and the more the better for
the people. Iii mot improbable that more
speedy means of transit, at least for
mails and light articles, will yet be de-
vised. We may yet see a system Of pneu-
matte tubes mounted like telegraph wires,
through which mail can be sent BY nv.
draulic pressure almost as quickly a.
a Geographic message. This is not a
chimerical project, but quite prac.
ticable, with an outlay of suficien,
capital. The only question is
will it pay2 Perhaps not until popula.
ton becomes denser and the demand
greater for increased mail facilities. Fol
the present VIC must be content here il
Memphis with the st. Louis, Chicago
Cincinnati, Louisville and NashviI,
papers of yesterday, and with New Yorl
papers that start fresh from the pres
and travel at the rate Of City miles 81
hour. The public, however, is exactine
and there is no telling what wonder
may yet be wrought out to annihilat
time and space.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-20

AN excellent test of the truth Of the
claims Of s~piritualism has been devised
by q skeptic in California. He has de-
posted a 800 gold note in 8 San Diego
bank to be given to any medium who can
discover the number Of It. Now here is
an opportunity--a plain practical test.
II the phenomena Of so-called spiritism
is anything more than mind acting on
mind and mattSr this fact is certainly
susceptible Of proof to skeptieaI minds.
If spirits think, act and have powern Of
volition and come back TO eai.'h to COM
municate with mortaIs, they could screly
penetrate the walls of a safe and read
figures on q bank note within as we'll as
write on %slatea, tip tables and perform
other wonders. But somehow Il always
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-20

The Alabama Constitution did not
come any too soon. The people have a
financial elephant in the shape of 49,
600, 600 debt run up by the carpet.bag
government in the last few years. 1t is
a question which must be met in some
way or other. If the scalawags could
have held on a few years longer the
State would have been impoverished
beyond the possibility Of ever paying
On.
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supreme court ID Tennessee,
OFFICE WESTERN DIVISION,
.nuunn I.Lu II L..

OFFICE WESTERN DIyIsION,l
JAcKseE, July 10, 1875.
AT the special June term, and on the
8th day OF June, 1875, the Supreme
Court Of Tennessee, for the Western Di-
vision at Jackson, made the following
ORDER OF BUSINESS:
1t is ordered by the Court that the fol-
lowing order Of business for the Septem-
Der term, 1875, be adopted, and that the
same be published by the Clerk:
One section of the Court will take up
the county dockets, and dispose Of all
causes filed before the first day Of Janu-
airy, 1875, in the following order
First-rhirteenth Circuit.
Second-Eleventh Circuit.
Third-Twelfth Circuit.
Fourih-Fourteenth Circuit.
The other section Of the Court will
take up the Shelby county dockets. and
dispose OF all causes fled before lst day
Of January, 1875.
On the third Monday in October the
Easy Docket for "Unlitigated Causes
will be called and disposed OF without
regard to date Of fling records.
II is further ordered By the Court that
this Court stand adjourned until the
fourth Monday in September next.
A true copy from the minutes.
JEo. H. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-20

A Mr.. GRAY, who has been herdiRg
cattle on Indian Creek, East Tennessee,
this GUNNER, has killed two hundred feet
of rattie-snake, bnt it was in sixty-three
pieces and aggregated MAE hundred rat
ties and buttons.
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then Memphis will be in a condition to
undertake a system of public improve
meRt in the way Of making fine streets.
Even should only a few squares of a
street be put down at a time with this
rock and gravel the keeping up of the
system will hardly be felt, as its progress
will only be gradual, and in a few years
our principal streets will compare favor
ably with those of the most favored
cities Of the East and North.
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Burglars are now termed moonlight
mechanics"
Wscount de ohabot, who died lately at
Paris, was the Oldest general officer in
the British service, having entered the
army in 1898. Field Marshal Sir John
Fitzgerald, who is now the father Of the
British Army, Joined the service six
months later.
Travellers to 81. Petersburg on any
but pressing business, are likely, says q
correspondent to be more select than
numerous, as the cost Of living there has
become enormous. Bread, for instance.
8 three times as dear as in Paris, and
every cther %estabIc, from butchers meat
downward, Is SsaTly double as costly a.
it wasssoms years ago.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-20

PHILADELPHIA, September 1.-the
jury in the Westervelt case returned a
verdict of guilty on the last three counts
of the indictment. A motion for new
trial has been made.
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RIHar Telegram

CAIRO, September 20. -Arrived-E. NJ.
Norton, St. Louis, s pm; Grand Tower,
Memphis, Sam; Leopard, Ohio river, a;
John B. Maude, St. Louis, 10.
Departed-Silverthorn Evansville, 3
am. Grand Tower, St, Louis, 4; Maude,
New Orleans, a; Leopard, St. Louis,
noon. Clear and cool.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-20

. A RADICAL paper at jackson, Miss,
still hears of outrsges on "peaceable
colored men in remote neighborhoods.
The last one heard Of was committed by
an armed band Of whites one hundred
strong, who had a piece of artillery with
them. Why not make it a whole battery
at once and have it supported by a reGi-
ment at le8st2
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out among the horses throughout the
city. 1t borders on the nature of the "a.
moas epizootic Of TWO years ago. 1t is esti-
mated that there are ten thousand horses
suffering from this disease, the symptoms
of which are precisely those manifested
when the epizoo.ic first showed itself.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-20

A PERSONAL difficulty having occurred
in Jackson, Tenn, between the editors
Of the Sun and Dispatch, the Wing and
Tribune newspaper advises the belliger-
ents to let it drop, as editorsGet enough
4" cussing" from the outside world with.
out pouring their anathemas on each
other
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-20

The Philadelphia Bulletin charged
that the contractors for marble work in
the new public buildings we're using
brick in place Of marble. And now the
contractors want their character re-
paired, and argue hat it can be done
with g~reenbacks.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-20

THREE prisoners escaped from the
Murfreesboro Jail the other night. It is
not related whether they Joined in prayer
on the eve of the undertaking, but with
the lights before them they certainly
could not have failed to do so. There
is nothing that sanctifes jAil-breaking
more than prayer, whether the party is
trying to break in or break out. When
Jesse Woodson became attached to a
limb we are informed that an effective
prayer was offered up to make the pro-
ceedings strictly regular.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-20

The Wall street influence prevailed at
the Democratic Convention at Syracuse.
But it is doubtful whether Wall street
always represents the people.
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ELECTION.
N on COMMERCE.
Annual Election, Monday, Sept. eth.
REGULAR NOMINATIONS:

REGULAR NOMINATIONS:
FOR PR~RsIDENT-J. I. Petit.
FOR VICE PREsIDENTs-J. NJ. Pettigrew, W.
M. 0oodbar.
FoR TRElsuRER-John I. Willins.
COMMITTEE OF APPEALs-H. 4. Elicit, John
X. Speed, j, n. Martin, Y. U. Estes, j. j..
Steel, }. M. James, Cotton Greene.
The Nominating Committee, consisting Of
Messrs. S. II. Dunsoomb, @. q. Fisher. j. q.
Fizer, N. NJ. Jones, Isaac schwab, e.. v.
Rambaut and jerome Hill, having reported
the foregoing nominations, all members are
hereby notified that an election will be held
the hours Of 10 AN. and 3 PM, for the sole a.
ton Of u President, five Vice Preside ne
Treasurer and Committee on Appeals. To .erv,
the ensuing year. "
COMMITTEE TO CoNDUcT ELEoTloN- Mossrs
ofic iS- JOHN ms s. T6oF. thsI;
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happens hat the mediums never reveal
anything but what is known or has at
some time been known by some one
within the circle. No medium has
ever yet notified the public Of q ship
wreck on a distant co asst, or the fate Of
a vessel lost at sea, or what has occurred
and just taken place in distant parts Of
the world. The world may be tending
too much to m~aterialism, but it GER
tainly has the right to demand better
evidence than any yet offered before ae-
cepting the dogmas of spiritualism.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-20

TIE Ohio election comes off on the
18th of October. Old Rise Up" Will
liam Allen beat Noyes 8l7 votes two
years ago, and will doubtless go through
by many thousands this year.
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We are in receipt Of a pamphlet Of
twenty pages by Mr.. Enoch Ensley, en-
titled National Finances Discussed "
Mr.. Ensley has given the subject he dis
cusses great attention and thought, and
his views are well-exprsssed and wor-
thy Of consideration. AT another time
we will notice some Of the positions he
assumes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-20

New YoBK, Sept 2O.-It is expected
that the case of Tilton VS., Beecher will
be called from the calendar Of the City
Court this morning by Judge Reynolds.
Mr.. Norris, counsel for Tiltons viii an
swer that he is ready.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-20

TIE Iowa Democrats are making an
active campaign, and expect to reduce
the Republican majority fully as much
as was done in Maine.
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EVERY GRADE OF ToBACCo
EDMONDS, PETTIGREW & CO.'S,
Is 3O6 Front street.

For a neat-ftting and comfortable
boot or shoe call on Thos. B. CoAey q
Co, 3O7 Main street, under the Pea
body Hotel. II
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HAVE your cotton ginned at the Star
Gin, No. 6S Union street-cheapest and
best gin in the city. 29
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-20

Mr.. l. C. Fowler, Of the Bristol News,
is a candidate for Representative in the
Virginia Legislature from Washington
county. That must be a happy town for
an editor. He can edit a paper in one
State and by ~rleeping across the line he
at the same time is eligible ior Office in
an adjoining State.
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A. HI. GOODMAN.

If o WISH TO RES WELL, go to A.
81. Goodman, the fashionable tailor, 100
Main street, who has lust received g
large stock Of fall and winter goods,
which he will make up as well and as
low as any house in the city. LIS
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~pRRSCRIpTTON FREE

E0R THE SPEEDY CURE OF SEMINAL
Y weakness, lost manhood and all disorders
brought on by indiscretions or excess. ANY
druggist has the Ingredients. Address DA-
WILSON 4 co., Box 2296, New York.
GXXiii-5. cod
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MANHOOD.


A VICTIM OF YOUTHFUL IMPRU-
n dence, causing premature decay, ner-
yous debility, ETC., having tried In vain every
known remedy. has found a simple self-onre
which he will send free to his fellow-safforere
Address J. III .GREEVES, rs Nassau stroes
New YORK. 80 ood-1fd '
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-20

The Democrats Of Mississippi, II they
preserve a united front. can carry the
State, and we have strong hopes that
they will.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-20

PECK & SNYDER's professional red
dead balls at Mansford's, corner Second
and Monroe. IS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-20

New YoRK, September 20.-within the
last few days 9 serious disease has broken
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PAY WHEN I'M y,

N Ds Hills. For a speedy and the
only positive cure Of diseases arising from
Indtseretton or mtsf0rtune, call at the
ola western Medical lnatftnre, 1877
Sycamore st., Cincinnati. o. Call and be con-
WINGED thatit is the only Inetitute in the U. s..
that ever has or can cure these Ritmentr,
send stamp for cOnident iaf advice on
delicate matters to either sex. C0nsutta.
ttOn Tree. No charge for treatment to
responsible persons until cared.
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EE0R POSTERS, SHOW BILLS, OAHDs
! Circulars ctc.. gotten up with the late.i
style OF types and on superior paper NJ snv
desired color, 80 To- the Ledger Office and ok.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-20

FURNITURE repaired, vanished and re-
upholstered. M. EYKE, 81 Madison st.
OF
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263 Second st., opposite Court Square.
1891
JOHN WALSH, livery stable, No. g.
MON street. Horses, buggies and car.
riages for hire. q
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The subscriptions prize OF she
PUBLIC LEDGER is IS per annum
for Daily, ana 81 per AMMAN for
weekly. POSTAGE FREE.
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THE WAR IN CUBA.

CAPTAIN GENERAL vALMAsEDA FoRTuxNo
EQUALLY AcTIyE-THE SPANISH TROOPS PLAcEn
ON THEIR MErTLE "A DIRECT CHALLENGE
FROM THE cUBANs.
HAVANA, April "a 1875.
The reports circulated on the streets a few days
ago that valmaseda intended to return TO Havana
were without foundation. Persons who arrived
here yesterday from Colon state that he was at
his headquarters In that place and directing the
works OF iortincation.
THE SPANISH TROOPS CONCENTRATING AT HEAD
QUARTERS.
IL is reported upon good authority that valma-
soda has now about 80, 600 men, Spanish regulars
and Cuban volunteers. under mis- command, and
all within circle OF forty miles, and yet he has
not been able TO make move against the rebels.
REBEL CHALLENGES TO THE sPANIARps.
The rebels upon several occasions have invited
the volunteers to come out from their iortiuca-
tons and fight them, but have not succeeded az
yet in getting them to meet them upon equal
terms.
At Cenfuegos, a few days ago, the commander of
the insurgents sent challenge TO the troops In
Cienfuegos, but the Spanish troops ana volunteers
disregarded the challenge
The rebels then proceeded to burn every sugar
estate within fourteen miles OF the town.
THE REBEL TROOPS IN GOOD CONDITION.
There Is no news to-day from Colon or Las
Cruces; but passengers who arrived last night
from Cienfuegos Colon and Remedies, and who
have had conversations with the rebels, represent
them being well armed with Remington rides,
pistols, bowie-knives and machetes, and also well
mounted.
LOSSES AT Las CRUCES AND MAcAGuA
The fight. which took place on Thursday, 22a
INST. was not so disastrous 10 the Cuoans as was
at first reported by the Spanish press.
Reliable Information from Macagua and Cana
rones reports that hfty five wounded Spanish
troops were counted upon the road leading from
Las Cruces to Camarones. The rebel loss was not
ascertained. as they made their retreat to thick
wood in the vicinity OF Macagua.
THE SPANISH CAVALRY.
report is circulated to-day IN Havana that
vamaseda will issue a decree In few days for
the impressment Of 10000 horses. to be taken from
Havana, Matanzas and Cardenas
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did1cult to obtain. There is scarcely man or
member OF family in Oshkosh who has not lost
homestead, or house iull OF furniture or stock
OF goods, or who has not relative in that
position, The loss In their busy season,
when tue harvest OF the trader is ripened
for the sickle is peculiarly disheartening and Sc
we're, especially coming as 1t does SO close after
the disastrous connagration which last July swept
over the entire northeastern part OF oshkosh.
Luckily, very few Oshkosh men owe mort
cages on their property. What they mad
was generally bought and paid for
out OF money earned aud they are not disheart-
ened, only dazed for little while. Quite a num-
Der OF prominent business men, who may be called
wealthy in spite OF their losses have already de-
termined to rebuild.
ENERGY AND HOPE.
IL was q common thing to-day 60 ind men OF
sagacity and enterprise poEing about for the
burned sites OF their places OF business, with ar
chltects and builders discussing the plans for new
structures more solid and nreproof than those
lust passed away.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

OSHKOSH, Wis.,, April 20, 1875
The following is from an Oshkosh extra, pub
lished nere:-
Wednesday. the 2sth OF April, must be marked
as the day OF our greatest loss by IRE.
Tne day was propitious for a connagration;
the hot suns OF the previous days mad dried
the surface OF the earth, and the great piles
or lumber that glistened along the river banks
were tempting TO the fiery element. The wind
began blowing very strong at sunrise and in
creased its fury uuti noon, when It blew perfect
gale. IL was one OF old IRE days; the air felt
like it; the very atmosphere seemed to predict
connagratlon. Everybody was heard warning
upon every hand and Jet. with all the warning,
and all the sautapons, and all the indications OF
day for fires, it was gracously and gently allowed
10 come at last. Tne warnings OF past years
we're forgotten and the terrific winds swept I'M
needed by the ears OF some whose duty 1t was, by
law and by right to shut down their mills on such
day as tnis. II was about one O'Clock, and
while the wind had reached its greatest fury that
the startling Whistles screamed out Ehe alarm of
are along the line OF mills and steam factories
THE PEAL OF TIE WHISTLES.
IL was a fearful day, and ten thousand souls
started In wild excitement as they hearo those
Grst peals OF the alarm Whistles and wen they
might. The deep volumes OF smoke, thick and
black, that rolled up from Morgan's Nil showed
100 plainly what danger might be expected.
Hardly had the great crowd gathered from all
directions when the spreading names we're
huge lumber plies that lay adjoining the mill.
The wind was too strong and the volume Of name
too sudden for effective operation on the part or
anybody.
FLOATING cINDERs.
Great chunks OF burning cinders came noatlng
over into the lumber piles more adjacent to Main
street, and they quickly caught. nerce tight
was waged among these piles, but the cinders be-
came 100 numerous. aud the irnittons too frequent
TO e banned. the wind was blowing from the
southwest. onward came the rushing tide OF
flame, more furious hy far Tran the descending
foods OF Mil RIVER. The steamers seemed power
less to check sucn furious advance. No sooner
would they get set at work tnan the enemy would
charge with bayonets OF IRE and drive them from
their works IL soon became apparent that 1t
must sweep everything before Il, and the
merchants or MAN street began more seriously to
consider the situation.
THE MILLS.
In less than twenty minutes the Are had spread
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ASSURANCES.

CHICAGO April 20, 1873
The following are some OF the losses sustained
at Oshkosh by nre insurance companies :-Globe,
Chicago, $4,000; Mercantile, of Chicago, $4,000;
Northwestern National, OF Milwaukee, $4,000;
Penn, OF Philadelphia, $4,000; Traders, OF
Chicago, $4,000; Fire Association, OF Phila-
delphia ana American Fire Insurance Com
pany. OF the same place, from 100000 to SIS. oO0s
Phoenix OF Hartford $4,000; Pnenlx of Brooklyn
$4,000. The heaviest losses are sustained by the
Hartford Company, OF Hartford, which amount to
$4,000.
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Louis etatentine restaurant
Badger Bros, furniture and second hand store.
Cot'rln Block and lodge room above.
]. B. stone, Doors and shoes.
Oshkoh Lives once.
]. w. Gardner, fruits.
r. Guntner. drugs
J. NJ. RullIns & Co., boots ana shoes
r. Ash & Co.. wholesale grocers.
@. Hatch. Jewelry.
W. H. Robinson, photographer.
c. A. Johnson. boots and shoes.
E. L. Hughes, dry goods.
A. J. Ford, fruit.
G. F. L. NJ. Eastman, stationery.
Jones Bros. dry goods and grocerien
" B. Smith, news room.
l. S. futile, insurance once.
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A PAINTER DROWNED.

Christopher Smith, painter, while at work yes
day on the hull OF the steamer Commodore Perry,
lying at the loot OF South Eleventh street. Brook.
I'm, fell into the river and was crowned. The
body was not recovered.
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LET NOT THE FAILURE OF ALL OTHEB
remedies coughs and colds the sufferers FROM
seeking sure relet nom HALE's HONEY HoREHoUNn
AND TAR
PrKE's ToorHAcHE DRoPs cure in one minute
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nIEp.

BRADY.-In Brooklyn. on Friday morning, April
So after painful illness. LETsoN, only child OF
James II. and Deoble Letson Brady, aged years
and months.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
[For other Deaths See FUtn P1oe.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-30

LOGIC UNERRING, CHARACTERISTIC OF
Americans, promptly discarded metal russcs upon In
PRODUCTION by al r. ElAStlC TRUSS COMPANY 60
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ALL | SUFFERED WITH RHEUMATISM FOB
two years language would not describe. GrLEy LrEE
TODIDE AMMONIA effects Depot 45i sixth
avenue. Sold by all druggists.
PHTIIP K0MsEY, Is Dallius street Albany n Y
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A.-F0R GENTLEMEN'S HATS, OF EXTRl
quality, go TO EsPENscHEID manufacturer, lis NASSAU
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ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS AND BANNERS
made and shipped to order BY HOVER 4 GRAHAM, o.
Duane
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BABIES WHO SUFFER FROM COLO ARE I'M.
medistey relieved by MILK or SAGSEsrA preparations
most acceptable tine MANTLE palate laxative for
children IL has equal and IL Is also excellent anti
dyspepuc Sold by all druggists