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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-20
ThurslaY, NOYemher 9, 181G.

between u o'clock m. and ] O'Clock pm, at
the northwest corner Of Madison and Main
streets, in the city Of Memphis, Tenn, sell at
auction, for cash, the following described lot
Of land, b ing the same described in the said
deed Of trust, to-Wit: Lying in shelby
county, Tennessee. kn0wn and described rs
lot No. p in Laws subdivision, being in the
eastern part Of the city of Memphis, west of
and fronting so feet on Monsarrst street. and
running back between parallel lines 1854 feet
TO an alley, Right OF redemption is waived
Ia said deed Of trust.
1852 b. B BARNES Trustee.
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Ex-Governor Allen, in converse
ton a few days ago, made the fol-
lowing remarks about the people Of
the South :
The Southern people are anxious to
be r~econciled yith the North. They
want to go to work and earn their living
They don't desire a separation, and they
don't want anything but their proper
tomato power in the government Of the
country. This agitation Of sectional
prejudices is most mischievous, and the
efforts of the politicians to make the
Northarl people believe that the South
is trying TO gain by stealth wat she
failed to achieve by srls are damnable
II there is another attempt al secession
in this country it will be on the part Of
the North, and it will be made by a lot
of Republican mischiefmakers, who, for
the psrty's interest, will seek to keep
alive all the bitter prejUdices Of the war,
and steadfastly labor to eSlrange US from
the people Of the South. | consider the
success Of ths Democratic party as es-
pecislly important at the present time,
as it would have the effect OF sllsying
whatever feeling may exist between the
two sections, and bring the people Of the
Whole county into a better understand
ing o. the eomaon interest in preserv
ing the government cod rupping it hon
estly.
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No WORKING man or property
holder should vote for Governor
Porter on election day. Every low
tax Democrat should yhis vote in
November aid and assist in stamp
ing the coupon-payerS into the
political dust. Let the high tax
coupon holders vote for Porter, but
let the low tax Democrats vote
against him, and let no cry or
clamor about "fealty to the party"
and all that political claptrap in
duce any one to vote for Porter.
People are becoming too intelligent
and independent to permit any
party wire-puller to put the party
tag on them and label them as he
would a box Of goods sold and ready
for delivery. When YOU see a party
nominee who is unworthy of your
vote and Endorsement just vote
against him and lot the wire,pullers
howl until they become hoarSe,
They'll get over it after awhile.
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Insurance upon dwellings and first. class
commercial risks taken at fair rates, and
losses paid Immediately upon adjustment.
3S-t n
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STATES FOR TILDEN.
STATES FOR HAYES.
STATES IN DOUBT

1t will be seen that Tilden, BY the fore.
going estimate, lacks v electoral
votes to make a majority and has seven
fairly debatable States from which to
procure them, while Hayes must praeti
cally carry every State classed as doubt
full, 10 be chosen. He could spare Cali
fornia and have just the requisite vote,
or he could spare either Florida OF Ne
yada, but the loss OF both of them would
leave him just one short of a majority.
California and Nevada we look upon as
more than likely to vote for Tilden.
Florida will certainly do SO unless bay.
Oneis supersede ballots, and Louisiana
will vote 10000 for Tilden, unless the
commonwealth is bodily made a prisoner
of war. Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and
New Jersey are fairly debatable, and
success in all Of them will follow the
wisest and best efforts. The September
elections pointed TO the election Of
Hayes as highly probable, leaving but a
possibility for Tilden. The October yer.
diets Just reverse the judgment Of Sep
TENDER, and point to Tilden as the prob.
able successor of Grant, leaving but the
remotest possibility for the success o,
Hayes. The ADLER pa~rtisans and organs
will argue otherwise, but the inexorable
logic OF the election figures of Ohio and
Indiana must SO teach the intelligent
ard dispassiouate observer Of every po-
litical faith.
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Standing Finance COMMITTEES.

j. J. Busbys Of J. j. Busby & Co Owen
Dryer, X. p. Boiling.
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Boots and Shoes to Suit EverybOd!
LEGAL,
Tgustee's Sale.

DYVIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED EXECU-
ID ted By n. B. Martin on the 18th day Of
! eptember, 1874, registered in Record Book
No l03, page 4SS, In the Registers office OF
shelby county. Tenn. to secure the balance
will. on
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DIRECTORS:
LOUIS HANAUER...... ..-..........
.".."...".~.of Schoolfeld, Hanauer & Co
F. N. WHITE...m.....of F. NJ. White & Co
M. [. PEARCE.~ .........of Pesrce, Suggs & Co
j. Ii. MCCLELLAN .ofsGuy, Mcclellan Il Co
HENRY WETrER.~......,.of II. Wetter & Co
D.L. FERGUS0N..-o erguson Il Hampson
LOUIS PODEsTA~ of Odesta, Malatesta & Co
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INSURANCE,
Capital Authorized, 100000
Home Insurance Co.
OF MEMPHIS.

LOUIS HANAyER, /: : President
F. M. WHITE, : : Vice President
R. P. BOILING, 4: Secretary
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niaStokes. Reseassn A Hetrosipjsct:' es''

80 AhOeQhVo AbV4V00O "A 4bVtAVSPVOVs
n" YAe ,most' asistoerasiea ihMate u :Aabtfn' I
Stitso risonA says the. New rlsoeprrespUa
snaBfS he .Gineinqatij GaSettax shaa Jsstibaena
t $ea SsssE SSyS R slns s|h9 fa
}laen pfpaiishiheiit FAY Yt.Held 1ibfe4 no
'aaFl fjtss6nara, stAalr .EGMauH1 $aStokBs? He
heaefato tthPe Tennis ln ibis citEla BLOOMING
%aREG fls$aas 2easfs s3
ifat7dn I,snw IHimstfiS' sday afteFa Mig a rfest
iaH5p Hf6tced his extraordinary ,'be1itya Hell
eJM out nj !. his; ordeal 4 .graS=besded and
iS t baea6 Bga bSsbs5aef 81 lis rIeadS
T3aaeqFe sseeins' IFS ifathef 'Whehh 4ha
fcaAaf 9 tlseotoMAba teIivisisiihis uaiiortunate|
as5f!q fe NfaS fsadTiped .eld maas and ihas
,saEs err ta t. rs gNays m f f6 ST
iltakIiEb |whfds, litEdged, staie' natter 6liee
IaefAEnceas tatd wlaaito legallyideserveaa1
ls5e ats th Il F;sg ana msss
sfsess @ 1aHG'I'a so nags sHe
.was burcimsstlb Fisk FOR tfe' use Of tile Ere
shMl3a}l ,;Ihas iattershad adspaeieas busiA1
NAtdh|Ifhbmgsn.ts il sMlle dqWp 6t
s', asaat Hs fas pd S pf mahSlr s5RSeH
bsiAtj t6iIiimselfJn He5lhed2 iifear THE Gppefa
MsasNiahAsopaids eMifsssA Mansfield, aHislsta a
IbleeNssd ass;a{G p1yh ii yasi huaassAerts
I,AistaNee to Demopicols:, ....., had .aihssy
aii1ru ySanpaie thci 'atffhaigemeht,, 'ites moved
Ptieo yntrenries patnessf'Ap to- sRUdOpefa1
|sElUuseqA nd, ahiaineatfe this spaee1s ncntalc
Pt sas nsq Rs x5s Ga Il Sn sdaa l
|ssfe. s7Ance F1sKss Death tic qoihpahyy's 3ff
seeH&ele remqvetttu eAeir aUsAAesi' ab6des afitf1
Ai.Sa6rtaG Onnro LLouea fAi1klf, ,kNat
bm sas esephant. fha ,plaX e 1pa bring
SRt5tiS sa 000iaIti The Stores as much more, !,
Esjuvit idfe aretAAes, 'ieepa7fs anti INSURANCE
10 itsj nist out ofslas i.Ieos,' All selis 1spai'
,e6as offices are still, saaays cad, the l0ssini1
ErqnHAl Is about $6Q,QQ year, baing,, ~, thai
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uLTeJls9i Rlsas 9AR4 Main etne.-i<sslNIe under:
sas HRotss aha sn Sae 6sN Sa
.MENvILR AINTrNgsa7H WvrE daoone III the best
manneE, and 0n ,Aoeemtned dating sssnps 'a1 a0t-
GEN ne@ ta f0af1fy efaRbHH6 E ~ GffS fa'
faayblYily.s .nis4;, Maftn sfFfet ista1lfUn. W.
NH e.
ITO THE RNf9IIR. The undersigned having
M aan ths Th sR
condheted by tAAfni FAAes tnas inethod Jf
ms the publiss6hat ha isnDw ppepared''t6 donall
! Ainns OF #gsrt.t.;4 ssii-s''snH1 lnr 'r'ia'ii'
* sa t" =, eoeffse , '.i n
And sassAnfaetsss Iginwats,nf aai, .desclirdbonsJ
asaR sAs Ssssr
.i1 III fia II .sli'! E'iSiitl ''SEs .i;'i ~
iu .pnigu0K, PARLOR, .Ase1EFuGD STOvDS, si:ssla
,'az's IN n'' CRATES, &c.--
u He tesSpsctfpiap ssksa coHNtiathcef tfHt pat
,r0pfg Fiat shAs, fore 6sSA
fxtenfpee4h IL 2 Ennl.alli1d dailaldf
.lsyo XttLtLn,WHOM sIpniNKt bONC GER N!.YA II pt4l
100 arssh HEREIN Esssnsd against Hunting 9r
asas ss s@ 3s gP93
Dur pnrp5se 10 sh1ofta Hhsf law agait IN Wis
may Disregard this notice. JOHN GREGORY PONY
oct 2e.St JAS. A. GREGORY.
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'sEASHI0NNOTEs,.z'


sskeda M has IS tRi mporte 10 sp,isId nj
. ., s9!attedsaslassirtsa c,yssaJ,ioaastsr
d Esl a !}s|a# llI f a'sH ~ ss hi
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jaYqE for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~, , , bnr
,.i Dpop bnttepnslsare .NseA. llha ornament .both
Yrans andl Gfsq{sstpgesa .inorrno radinasoI 10 z
HI, Basuues afd,tybseeeiii with frrankli veSstgg
,aadisWalowltaa sbacxs: s'''''l
eElomer ofn aants ARE II l IL vq a5;H,'' l} t,
Rqdk|as are reappsa pIg ssa.,..n,1i, ps,a,
il ssrsosf Bsssg sEss sSsf s
'.sA striking evening dress is; epe, pf, black
apd silver trImTed a, with ps oRpss s,i, ssd noIta
a,yaxv ya ,I s',ehiishsnls Soeaets,a saonissass
in black Yelyat trjnAp4ad sMithnsRl sIssismts
brQideryi -or Oh sloisio rabhi .siiice1a's1 in !
. M lIsFes essttant, iastbaagea in 'faff Y
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la s.ilsy. sss!io7i,d ~ noi,ana q iliiY bsbnno1
~ Stoekihgs for children are .allitasbeea9 ppe
fsc5IS4, 70 match the yolA withItllaps,
S'NU III t asushb Has 'stih alst'
lisksAdme- ikDt& 1side ~ iSte'
dress. n si''p9sxa 'a'i 'ol n1a'n,s.i '''I
H.. giIpNbacff,ed hose. finished with; mfaaiJx
fronts and sides, aresEaIY;in Mage.
| sna4 deGlaNG. q; ansi,,a ans 10 cei1etsnfom
4,,l,Akho1etUfs ticyiA Ind siippety is'tHei HFBpl
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k;w INT hsni,iioT tffE, ancsio.l sin llE ~
se st spring introduced ta he, r. aSl, ied
t, so.o.s, ss a s q asrm aged saii s,l,
h5ssatST aaaftef gard aesn A bat sse
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La x.s,.. .sns ...s;s;o ,rnc ia
sa. e, s,is ~ ,c
lEsN'll te'e sI ~, sai.ssnn yse mo
Linen cdfiaiss aid .ellffs rs,furnpslei ,witi
.brinip blue aH ,Aeaflet desi St,s,, sqisaahaw-
tfjngsstags, offers dots, ,QIi straight, lARfnb ad
saknsass, on; s..s .,,i,,,ss., al, siaxtus
ss,t. 1os4 anmah1a tan ,;'eto o,' .ssaaaTI.tt
yES 6asloisoae lol mlnter ~:
Il Ell via '.,1a.;I. ~, ,ass,ri,iS %tigo1i
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psAapaub ' n'1, , 's'a hnn s,sul Of snaiss
u srrKgist ylbJ6 rapwr t,iatI0fn beus faWaeeiiq
at!s The Htep plain overcoat, with three-fbiitthl
ss back ans, ssSdH Yss *de
,lisS1tssasa cd, 10 ..ilii; hi; ii lila .iIolnl III
stsl! ~ afls SHFlp aftld
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JUr6an.. ,fan .iios'

MI6. dUIudu.
sf 55ioNg story tst q ElS5 rs y oaan 3D.,
tie ndAessa 4 WIDOW Wftili thpee sanaal lehi1!
rbdset had beun Bhrowif into prison. bf some
edidoaf for a,atehs,iaf eSttodkiysas
when Mrs rs, jordan was at Chester, .ana, haar,
aa ss Sssf e TT IL aafS Pm iaS pBSp
kitalplessraedtures. snDheyp dA4fiailoit luf the
jail i] eaFly,tp tln nprnirtgs sssa onthaI aiteF
.nIpSh 8ilthe .i saWe day, Mr. genlan,.lqq hsr
aaf iafi iSh fsSGS w u & SSS5Wpf
N bean idsaitcidbf!iis afsaafa8ei4 tifGT5tih d
! be,1 -ySR,Rep 1areaJAredf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cch1hk HIll 1d sTatjtNdau ie uabs9 lher,
n as aRa, M VIII tg' ShSra aast
eddy .thi, etff6ctonI oftheir AiaAtI bessathlf
CIV too. Mrs. Joraamiudoep afaectatf,t
falSN fhs W9palt ang ssFiea sfo ,saolhets khA
ts3h, tiiiap playful way Peculiar To, Her, said,
:iA, paoyi rniyeteaa3t ednsseniah9 ido 60
away. iIya4 thH,saps time araihgI aatoa7 sni
aa f aRSs BEsa aassF Mo a a e S 1kS s
ssbeate rFtlosei By,,i Ind gieahad fhe WiSie' III
hthis dficctionaie istety ffo1nt5H widow 's''ihj
Coherent !dhf RtlwsEas, tiHiifetsppcsiapI toI 'Mrss
s es 0niIa tfhs f rle isdIanto 81
nsei,a bdts woild To 'the' 'f6rf THE World
fWafe all likeEhec,' ,5t' the sametifhe stfetef'
ji,ng g put Ihis, hand. tQ meet, her owilsMaieh
'asq x I RE hHs witt yo o she s
ishafause4 Know yUu are Il METHODIST preachee
yahAIwlSeaI ySu'leasri' who Finn. y6uM
,! s&na Ne faiths &eyil'|ur .n 43iin. HI. ~
h aPr a t8nR3 b aSss%sa as a. iss s
10, ri S5b
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AT OLD f K|tbQE E

mi, ..... ~ fn1H Fiiii .lisanor . - .f".i
u NotWtshs the iasfsgse iyf rkai p}i 1851
81 SsSssa :.s
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i1obacco 1t ,sScr.. ps sssucia+snmsa II
1Ecbaceept ofOc.a R.sfp AHHN,nninnb l,ain sszsl1
fTdBaccDAt Doc vpef puuIfd .:,a-;.,,,,..s, r.. :
"a ego bef ponTd. 's''''i" ''''' =,
ERha4qo at -fis0 ANe1 4UdndiIW Eii;i..s'"i'.''ss
Yah4eGA4t ,2e3n lH3 p0AtnliinsH ,dt s.ui'tii' at
sIss R Baa R Sag old aIHs sdana '''
I7QBcplat zoe. per plug.
h RRaGnAsat 25c. per plue.i Halt ~ :ii"ih;sfk
81 IN Addition to the above, keep large stock of
all pyrades Of frhbking impulses. ffem 5bctg pel;
Raa3& ss SsH Sc ST.; , g.
aDonH forget the;Taacei wAeni iyou 4 come. To To
aaxA give ha Sa}laaHA xdlgyi ht:seal ahbtt aesn
.s ssssS ss s Hh 4 aq $Psss '
FIT Respeotf6Hyiafd hEiisiifi' 'iu'
I 4nar25 CHAA E. HAINES.
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NOTICE.-fheftAi!ls sy.it8ae gttf{kE IL tHeatAfk,
- holdsrs r. ssef agl GohRsny
psnys once q h sss '
oct b-tdm A. MADISON, Sec'y " r. r.
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,ehssttllY 81 tha Ifats1Hing YI Tyaesssass,, ''

ITO MI ienIfy al, FsoISs ss:iif7s hM sSs5Sa1i
diti9nl Chemically ,eGhs ffderfcd, ffom TAT ami.
flafs ofbtte ssMe Hind? Thitlic sffsti place
theYder .aEimAl eo raish$,oi fhtUit :woatiirt1s'
s@asep fbf fat ane nf pnlH. An3f, lieAatIiss JIM
t iss E{ Ill., ia5 faI#e ss f5E s s a.
meead5 Rs5nIet5aswst. ayvHedaSRe fitxenfhegf
pro6dss 4Aainss water rcearmani ldnape
l8sashhd fat ar suet takessit naee i,sBaltbes
f # ae5s aaH sf!H& E9s f e5s ctsa@
lstaheg that 54llnSng aartehiAg, ltfie Pf0teffds,
.erainft1ogeH ieua e0Mpoufatla' incdasseidhlyl
abemf,seyen PEI s cent an5d hhe haHe noatariaa
81 a saS sq as. 9SS qs AM qAH
ing costtual fstlnen ofs fst,viiFht, an oa rs
'ins'et iiggrsa'aeH arlthe elasa1bdaheprdesssthan
s IL, er 9 l:saafeassI d =
%64s aly Wsfit q ERbI Rs SSSs JSa af9
ffof tfie first m6dtil afteh stpeuj anial rs ptit'
ifh siee fatfeB il, bj'k eosaldina nends
~ e'a ~ aptA5 ~ f.. a tE y
' SaSSS iEsE taJHdx c9ftSi bBisft, pfbvis
ideH he|camizoch hisnp3ftihlht fkesslied ttfln
rnAls:tb ad Ig tage,lilF arthsnscm
hapaesehrnM this fact fr9nh., ,expe rienGs, and
,obSarYatidho. ahiH hehce comparatively lean.
'bb eAf ab6ahds'ihodf laarKets Willie tits Is Il
Of advantage to the farmer, it is very disad-
Yantageons IA thss consumers of,thes beef dor
tns sfaa S. "a asa, SSfIs|ag Sats4s
athsA thaeur'the leah, afhtiiT hettalri4 1go6G
:eudhomy .tpipu0hhseh8an beef. ,ISais sBatrer
ito Pnfehasea t4hlf. poorest anartsM a'fatsmMnal
s sS Rsls Tbs f5s fha pssa
=on5ro twesntyaefykt pef cent. ifni6re f3eed ma
ter1aii lhaalthem omespon gpidce in aisleaaf
eaasimal ths neekly isIthsri cAsst isesno&dafihs'
isatg1ifg, haney sse1p%y ssp
-sidefed, it is the best portion to- pdfchasa,' as
Ms VALVE is in measure tiXel ope. ~
i,Harse flesh is asaAV6ARoAgt cbh sas 4
tspssas that Of the 9z ahsaM.i Abe relation
8i RtrGSeS9qS f t5 Sh ab thSs
'Rioufit ofr@hserfs essa esphcre ~ tib good
sreasos,w hN horse alesh shDulh not be,hsed iHs
sfeadoY It ia prejnaie.s, alona lMhiph,i prevents
iSSSe In ts fn1sait maaketJ 81 pafiy &C. ne
E13ia9 e lM Observation-Disclosures htAi$$tAa1ytia''s
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sss fSsgaa ss5 i|B| sPT q tSs

!. / Aststofes DSesislEs SISTER HiiiiuentsaM
tisdbeydapre rlsaAs,rea ss;A assteesi
Il sg}eFS fa SasssYSees, t %sss Me ord
lsbn3afdf}g Nlref y!hY9o &6tjd. f I've
I sispar6 ,A'saster rfFa6fy@ sise9aiih
!, lnpals;&aioRar -isaaerhbtd Amditsm
a Pug, hQpe c}I9l es,ts Her fpglssaHe e ssall-'
vicg.'' She IS The qIieEsneE ~ good
,iiohA tie shhshlhei III fhheeSpsatkiMNatya OF
!. Teshv6sa blstisdf sieoAsi HglEe Mid
fd .teartisE hsttxea aarsIlparse,ut don't
}, lh.4 ers M g, finds a last fGienAl;} ahaG.
f4rgfvlifg,. tender, though pftSp. ,se..
Eiidnaea4 dlh9f liz ERds ready com.
!. Esat.sEhpathx fsrBpehihs dAp aid;
IS HragrAnGA cf,faeNsrsf ,iNFes fity,thc
t1Hho has no. sister, rso-sisser's love.
81 IsaESgEk , t9P ..1 eal a as's
b{ dae * i Ss't rs nsrs ~ ts.Yi AMI
AthIIp Msdbbi,,s 1gaSs,nsana tt| to Sead
Mft y.etaalYSys iaag IT, Iesitadei ,af
vi Y sfN& N aIaa ir ysass5
md ;iitapa11 sSHt ts siS Sf;sI r. III Enl
plhc 1 l!' AAaff VI op,is, Il, jssM
er ii7 ,h1tY ,6AE se, III To-. :,.., ,s.c
n .Xs.o aMs =. .as,sso .aas- .i 80, -,
Rl f4a IN nSlci lRna = aAlW lev,
re- fiN a a,lxloas tn obtain .s,pians
lley GSS JaP pas anbaRiI sllEnAsa it.
Il, !, .ASsh!h msaaePes qaA,1 tisA4sis |!
Stapps1 hqi ssatsiioa IsIilssttl sn3 s
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STAsIJN.TG IN i 7 i IRGINIA
.s0Nsff ~ sszofsaas"a
9Nf1sYfsABSiy 1oi
.gni. a.fN Il .aslsiftt "
AT TxER ASF.-

ssreautis dAiih4st it 4tkeA4asA ha rae ~
flowers are swet test at the eyent(le,
birds most musical 1T GfbSsss39 81 day.
saints aivinest w lA@ggsii8H RaS!s&saGsy-
ming is holy but hsN5usfst Haiffsid
folded close in ENsnstfg q 6bsr ita1ib,,ua X 4
weary man must avaS dSsl iaiess1saIti s;
callstaffat. huh miehx tsiseyaa!n dis
mel = aaot-1o; ;s,s;n Z |, (,
cones from nesss lssa Ssia x d all
bear .siotsEa nosndoL .a-is!I;si:Mn a H.
ly fragrance, like f1EH ae 8 q lprayar
tsteps 9f qngela folsMs in hsH,sFae 1sdmaM &c
hut the weary ey.sssfiaE II ssHsv1
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hings are hushed before-herns she throws
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e is a calmer beauty and 4 power
mNfptg NhNws noh. in the :EseIiiag ht'dI.' ,
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thh6 ,E s:9 MsiWu.a Mas aaniItwlAiin; ae
a wffK SAD feet our e foug ihi': and thorny way
hear the heat and burden of the day.
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dicd 10 esiiiIidisnaa is1om oda lf'aaoi
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3 1Ist|S SISfsS a as apq is .issI OH .
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IA little night of earth-lit glooni's'ov $40" y
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l. r. Having reau your valuaDle paper or !3lt
fidate fiAotiee 5hat'tileo anterese httkef liz MOI
,I8Hly inNphel, bxanchlt e9obuayo
d ideas that agte Assfal tPsall glasses. a
sa 1fa o1B F4 iea 1s1 sa3 M Ssf
aciNe ai,a1fbnttdT in. ifadrKefa6a! eohifAntl
] IKE highestpride. laIIavihg enpsRiehcei nHIie
euS d2| Sgs sJ g5s A sSs sas
imiissG9 trade for Tile past Twelve " 81
iffef 14Ca suggestions and words fsBdtiiain
frtkdrf|, TO the. packing $aasnatir Sl0f bihtet,
hoping they result in benefit. l;Kiifhb u nm
l aII1a maSsss6fI6dttM III ahitg6dgsitFg Of pags
PsffictzsttuAtioIi to. shgfeati ntefesl, WAaHli
i isSesHly lgreYingip sHagnituae, af4thcua wish
ito e9mnets viii other fsstleps IL paek|ns;
points lbs zaRfns, hhd thls pdirt 'slinulT tx
Fen Fen mBeteds JGsflcoursa aB packages bf hue.
tter arsh0t aAkaeetsandi eannot be 'sQld at Ehe
safe R liGf hNt WIFE m9re eare and Htep
,caonpisidesabqd tU~ard' bringing about agfeater
HAiformieNhmofp dices,i1Vory oftea'' commits
[sipn mfgsbMtsn receives complaints ls Ii,n nm
sss s 5pgs Rs thSf ggn53as 'H #e gsa
Us .ehoiEe79asW probably froh two to iite cts.
'haghen,tba m tkeirbnr Yhis may bBisodnntffeif
FHwn estimation lint pther parties NAV dileps
{ a aSs 81 dasaS bdtRss, Pgobably nav tabs;
tifeh asaln3ataeir .btltttl HAY nave Beeh
'sssfeakeA plpbdhly nnlyi'allesst trafldow'htle
their friendsi goods hafei ;beenz stia isas land
fssS at I'll ae f. $abe yast diifsresee Il
Prices ailheRea6e Unsatisfactory ~ 't''''
Makers aladfslAppnss sh6uM 1be threfttpto
4ElcaHlaFiy renfmp4ero 4A1 4ok6p1p p
matter tpW sweet and enoee einlnq9.99 ~
DIousip.Nr"compet'r,on Wsn Iass raI rum TX
'n ;na aS l'et 70 =;
and ahi n eySYy way III Makers 9nS,
qealefs ior their extra aoor ana GafH a al,
osner fauicis oha1 1arge RUI.!qla VI .I I.s. :,
Ne s befo, h;ns
/ hay hqVe iii IT,
sweet conditIon from whence II was sst.
.SsSht fhie'taslis hes wieh' tne makers 20
,s91s Iexteat or ms.anoe' .ne ioleanmay
heigfAy Is take out the bptterNilk ,Whii|llfP
aff6ther would pc NJ n2t salti4g proper Il
ly. These <Hfnofp hits, AT tfodgh trihifig ae
aifst, araIanaR tlotioeablen afseis shey tfave7
passed through second hantsl N6soI
reach other markets, The ,pafkil}g ana naGkr
agese Fate no iSAfAHlla RI eA5sfiI
csat tier sfeA llzIfg fl TIA bssfx
t;e s.nI pa faa gg ga 81 ag sfG5 a
ful in regard to. MckageS, and boxes, 4
'snotId bY htGfl, as RO$siHleg thfi
former costing h6te ffeigtts, besides BEN a
pap3oage aoSi ea sly haMufed w Heddfihga &C
the, statNts And eNhnaasDffiQeb jdndesgnifDsi1
jars and boxes On,
tQRof each other, AND as there ara n0i otAe3El,
COVERS Tor protection. the dil4l1tV IS damaged
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