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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-22

uto oft NIT eri6rofener Mie e iteben
blteb, I'M SIT borden. Die tpe1ttgen bergalt>
9e1ten MonGte batten i'm getpQltig perdltz
bert. Die tisfe Mtelandolie, tpelde ietn e6z
les, id0nes 0elt6t 6araftertitrt bate, mar
etnem bptfnun9SfreuDi9en QuSDru6e 9eipts
den.
Seine itattli6e @eitalt tpar oufre9t pie
etlle Yolme. Sein itrenger Wunb, Der u1s
ter lei1ent peiBel1 S0nurbarte 10 oft nut
&ummer gesei9t bate, ldhclte jeBt oft.
Sin 1leueS &eben mar fir i'm gefommen
ltrto obtpobl CT Die iun9e @attin, Die ct lett
10 btelen Sabren i'm ferren Snoien be9raz
ben Ddbnte, NIT ttefemS 6ruer3 betrauerte,
jap CT ieBt DD6 Sage e~ntgegen, pel9e BON
Der 3Grtlid)en 9teigung ieincr SOdter ber9
tlGrt letn i0Qteu, etnem 2ebelt, 0aS Dem
11nterridte unb Der NuSbilDung 0erIe9tz
gen geiuetbt Iein IoIIte, beren Sugeub Dutd)
ben 8erratb unb 0iebftabl iet1le5 Sepop7
6tenerS 10 graulam perDurtelt IporDen mar.
8I0blid eriGraf Der 0raf blteb lteben
uno rihtete ben &opf auf, tpte etlt ben Sa7
ger fir6ten6e5 98il0.
Sin 8agen mar DOT Sem 96pre ite1en
ee6lieben. @r tpuBte, OaB c5 leine eiQe1te
GduipQae iet. CT innf in ben nGdbitelt
SlItlL IUDtC!lpLClO LA[tp !tNA%1lDLAl llIIAEIlUy
tpd6renb iein 0er3 gum 3erlprtngct 1tarf
flOpfte uno cine t0Dlt0c S6ipa1e ii1 iei>
ner bemQ6tigte.
st bDrte, tpie oa5 6austbor d%uf9in0
bdnn famen 6uBtritte; baS 9}auIdet lpeib~
It6er @elDdnoer, bur6etna1oer t0nenoe
Srturme1A ST unterihieo bic i~eirer 0auSz
hQlterin; S6ritte nur0en auf Der Wlorz
nlortreppe G0rbar, rtQlt bate bic 2(ngetp11>
nleltcn auf ibr 3tmn1er gefiGrt.
9ii6t ollie = benin bic Sbiire 9ilt9 pl0Bz
lid Gaf Ano Nrman6 @Qipt trat Elm ul6
ellie Nit au5gebreiteten 2lrnten auf i'm gu.
0as bunfle, bIaiie 0eitdt uniere5 6eIoer
gIitbte, feline !3iige Derrtet6en ieincn Grtz
umpb urb @rfolg.
,Qrmano !" bat6te ber @raf.
n0a limb pte6er bier, mein 2orb," ~
i6rte @uiot, nfi6er 1tnb unoerie6rt, unb
mas 6as 8eite tit, erfoIgrei6 !"
Der 0raf itanb nuf unb u1narntte ietz
men 9teffelt, ut unbeidretbli6er Treube uno
0anfbarfett uno tpprtloi ct Qllfregung.
Woliep 8atburit, tpel6er unbentertt etn>
9~etreten mar, trat auf Qorb Iregaron sit,
tpGbren6 lcine Derben l3Ige einen triumz
pbtrenoen Qlu56ruG trugen, un0 ietue flet>
men, nrLbetmlt6en Nu8en funfelten mte
9liben6e &oblen.
p9gir bobcn sa9uoie @eFa6ren bnrdgs=
maft, metn 2orb," rtef er aus, r5u @oi=
Ter ult6 SIT 2anbe, aber mir ba6en 2oop
aatbcrine g~efunocr1. sic lit bier in bic
lem 6auie!"
Ser @raf rei6te 8atburit feline 6an6.
y0ott ie9ne Sic, elliot! Ser 0itnrnel
ie9ne Sic 8etoe!" itammelte er. r0}eitt
2eben iou Sbneu metne 0antbarfeit Be-
tpeiiet!"
Gr ianf in ieinet QebnftubI suriif nn6
bIidte dngitli6 fori6eno nab Der 1bir.
p0ie iungen 9amer iinb auf iDr 53imz
rler se8angen, ntein 2orb," iogte elliot.
SD Doute sic 3uerit ieben, 1m sic att
bos Bieoerieben nit Sbrer GoAter uor3uz
bereiter."
v9ie iun9en 9amen? Ner 1T nit rnet=
rer Io6ter 6atbertne?"
D9te enttGronte 6itritin bon 9baIiar,"
ertpiberte Gliot, vOdB Sin6a Blatr. sic
tDor 2abD 8atberineS 6relutbin un6S6tpez
fter, ieit fte 8eibe adt Sabre alt tparen.
[6ortieeun9 foI9t.I
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-22
Railways Ready Relief

stpahrt fofprtf0c 2inOerritS ost
C1ttsIto1118 oer 9tierem,
G1ttSiItOans oce gsTAFe,
Observation-Disclosures,
&un9eu=GmtsiiitottttAS
gTfktnbeSdtucrScn cit, &~crsfIDpfe,t,
gfoMH, 9fpbtbcrttis, gtMtterbci6iperOet'
Gatarrb, %Snf1uensa, &opTl@n'erSetS
Sabnfdnterse1, ranbeth sails,
WetraI9ie, Gbenttattstnms,
gSedfeL6ieber, ,tmo 1rotDemIett.
Die Tnperbuns bcs Ready Relief OFT ber I1merS
5cnber SteGIe ptro iofort &inperlnq peruriadcn.
GreiBtg bts iedSta Eropfen IN eincm bolben 9lale
Ioier beiten in psni9eu aueenblt6en 6rdrnpie, DtorS
rbOe, perOorbenen 0ta9er, 6erS6rennen, &opil9merSct'
Gpfetteric, &oIif, 8tdbun9eu uno ode inneret S3nlerS
5er.
Getfcnbe fonter ME obre cine T1ode pom Rad
ways Ready Relief ieiG. @tlt9e Groptsu IN
@8affer %eenommen, perbItet bic bduis i6ltmmen Sol9er
irnes @e6iels i'm Grtntpaiier. SIS lit ais 0eiSmtttsI
fronaSfi4em 8ranHtpetn Ober Sitters poriustebsH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-22
Gtn at,aerer @ttef boa sra1. arapf.

Dr. yPobwap. ssertber Ssrrl SD nepnte mir bic
Nreibeit, SDnsn nodmals sn f6reiben: gtetu 3ultanS
be1ert. Orei Der @eI6wiire iinO san8lt9 peridpun6er
unD Sos pierte 1T faft pOutdnOis .sebeilt. Die g8aferS
indt it tort; neine Gsinn09eit beffert if nod bsitanOis
r rsr frootet mid pieIe 9erIonen Iber bic puuberbare
SsiIfraftG. nel5s Sbre Das6isin aut meine Srontbeit uuss
Este, cine pom Ohio, cine anbere pom @anaOa. bret pou
S""l'" 9Iht1rosuoI Sran 6. &rdpi.
gir fub nit ,Frau RrapF gut betonnt. sic 1T sius
fddbensmertbe game, pom pobltbdtiger SeItnnun9er
bbssSssft, Sie hat Sen gertanf pieler Slaiden Sbres ,,0tez
foinent" Sur6 be Qpotbeter non Ann grbor on QerlcS
mem, p.tbe nit irneren gei6wireH bebaitet finb, usra
n%,itteIt. @ir babeu pom utebreren punoerbarsn Ruren
burd bos ,,NsioIpent" seb6rt. es.rso6 Rr.
g6tun9suou Sosto"V co.
gnu grbor mif. IS. NuduIt 1879.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-22
h. Es. ES.
Ra0WaY'S Ready Relief

Railways Ready Relief
bebt bic dr9iten S1merSen in / bis 20 WGstutet.
NidDt cine Stnnoc
Ha9Oent er bies geleien, brandt ir9enO Sertdto S@ntersr
sen 5t teibe1.
Railways Ready Relief
beiIt icoen Sduaers.
Gs mar bas erite, unb lit
Qas ein5ige S6uterset = SeiGuhitter,
perdes ou6 ben beftialen Gfnter3 fofort bebt, Gnt3iirs
ounsen befeittgt un6 Gon9eittonen beitt, OBJ bes 0ta9cns.
Der 2un9eu oSer Der gebdrmc, bur9 e~inuIa(tse anpens
euug,
In elmer is swansts mt
einerTei wie Eeftis Der S9ner3 lift, peI6er Sen BON Tbeta
m%atisnlus, gterpenieioeH ooer ~yfeuralgie sepla9tsn &rans
Ten f~oItert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-22
Get ad)tb. 0bnrlow mee0
~anertcrnt
o. Gaosuab'S R. F4. LIZ. 6etIuttttet.
mad mc9ridbrigem 0ebraud.
Eew yOrt. 4. San 1877
sc RrfKer StrrI

60 VrfHtr err!
Ta6bem tb Sbre NrsreimitteI rnebrere Sabre oebrdndt
babe, onIangS 1ueldubiq, aber uo6berr i'd tbre @trtz
~inn,feit erprobt, nit pollen &ertrauen, CLAUDE ids nir
cine Qflidt SIT eriiiQeu, rpertt t) ben Nthsen, melder i'd
nnb bic Dteinisen aus benz Gebrarf berielben eesoaen
baber, bnntbor o~rerfenne. Die Qiaen 1aben iebesnat
bic semiinidte @irtuns. Das 'Ready Relief" ntadt
feinent Mameu ale Gbre, rub bic 9dlbe peubeu mir AT.
10 oft ii8 cine @elesenbsit ba5n btetet unb irnmer nit
benz se,piini9ten @rioIs.
gDtuHgsuou Sac
(@'es.) GhtttLoto 8ecOs
st. gfa0tpai.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-22
aSteber 1tttD faltes GSteber+

Steber nth fartes Sieber seBetrt fir 80 Gents.
Stt Der qansen gSelt eiebt es fem SetlmitteL neldes
g8ediezSieber un6 ale anbernSieber, ais ba i!ho: gta7
Ioriu, 9ppbus, Sdorlad, 9etbss Tieber, ,~gaitrtldss gee
raid Beitt, mte Radway'S Ready Relief"
Gents bic siinfsiq Glaihel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-22
5onnab g. 8napp-
s1.OO pei Gtai2e.
Gttt tptG1ttaer &ttef.

Vim Nrbor, Wtid1., 81. NpttE 1873.
Or. SoSipau. @ertber Serr! SD babe Sbr ,,EeIo[s
pcnt', Sbre Regulating 9tHs" in6 aud SSbr o0tsaOp
itodoeeI6mnre in ~laterleib, petde bic berporrasenbiten
aersfe iir ~rnbetlbar %ertldrten, bennBt.
81. eIi9en Gnoten on einem Saun. Ntetn @ert6t
betrro 275 8iunb, ais i'd Sbre WttteL ST sebraubet ons
fino ltb iest lit es bereits anf 2O 9iuno berabselunten.
aber Sic Gei6pire limb nod ri6t oqe Deridpunoer. SD
babe 81 Tlai6er pom ibrent ,,0telolpent"L 9 pom S9rem
.'.Nielief" unb "a S6a6teIn non Sbren Btaen senonz
men. Sd erbtelt Die Mebt3in pom u. @renui1. Bite
isnSsu Sic mir Sbr Sud- ,False and True"
Srau G. Rronf-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-22
@eIdwiire tOn 5wOlfjdbrigem 8adss
tbuut tperben bnrd vStG0waD'8 Ge=
fnlnent" nrdei(t.

Tr. Mobwopi Sd hit on Gieritofoci6rolren I'M
Gierifof 1n6 in ben Ginsepeiber. Aue Ner3te erttdrz
ten, mir f6nns mid gs9olIen perOen. Sd nenOste aae
mir 6eiluns. Sd LAB Sbr n@eOEueut" unO bo6te, i'd
f0nnffe cs bantit einnaT periu6en; i'd ieste fetn 9srs
irauer in b%aFeIbe, benin i'd bate i6on 5UDlf Sabre lang
Zine S6nGfei @oowap' ider 8iuen unb Smei 6lui6en pon
.Sbrem STEADY 9%teIisi.' nnb iest is9e Ine ilble ID tsine
Gpur ntebr pom benz @el6piir; nno i'd iiRle mid wobz
Subrnen iema(s befanb. Das drsite gei6wiir itette in ber
iirfen settle Der @ineetueibe, oberbalb Der Sdontleiite.
Sd i6retbe Sbnen bieien 8rtef, nm o1berer 9etoenben SH
TItten. Sie t6Hnen bsHlsIbsH uer0Tientlt9sH, mehH lie
EB pIni9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-22

bat Sic 1punSer6oriten Seitunsen bepirft; 10 raid tit bic
N8trfuns bteies pabrbaIt unnoer6aren 3etlrntttel5' Dag
ber 9atieut
ant 0ctrfdlt ii6tI;M suninttnt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-22
S06ubeit!
@eiunobeit!
DIR. RAILWAYS
SavsaDaPiEEian ReSOIVent

Seein[tdes un6 reines 8lut 3unabue an Sleii9 1t1s
8lut-&etue 6aut uno Geinbeit os Seiuts f1r Aue-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-22
2aiereu= nuO DlaCenbeCd)wtrOen.

Sorrz nnS standardization Stetn, 6~arttruBr,
6oTIeriudt, llrinitoduns, itnre9elmdbi9er ltrtnabgans.
Bic Brtebt'i6e Sranfbeit unb aue Sale, no has 8afler
ober nit SubfonSen, dbntid benz gipets ober peiBet
@iIberfaben, rnterutii3t lit Ober mo baiieLbe cine frantz
bate, bnutGe, eaui9e 6drbnn9 onntnnnt, ruetBe f11odeHz
ftoubnrtioe NieDeribldee abiebt ober no beint g9ahers
IoEcn T5 elm f~tedenber brsnnenoer S9nter3 ober Ste8sw
inn SRiden unb in ben 2enoen fIblbar ma9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-22
L Is!
DEs. RAILWAYS

yeouHanbto asIdmadIos NIB nit faBem Summit Ibers
.ooer. rcinieen, reseIn, Iduterr nuO itartet. rJtabroop's
&ils% fIr bic 0etIung aller 8ei3perber i'm 0tasen, bee
Sebcr. Sen @in9eneioen, ben gtteren, Der 9arnblale, fir
Bic Seilun9 pom Soptibmer3en, %nerpolen 3~uItanoeHs
9lsr}topiln9, lluuerbauIi6teit, Dpspepia Saaenfeber,
observation-disclosures @olbaoer nno allen Storungen tn
BEN @ingepeioen. Sur cine ii6ere 3situng bur3 BEN
gebrou9 Der gtaen wirb sorantirt. getn Degetabtlt'd'
euthalten teine Quediilbermii9ung' feline Dtetaue uHo
feine i6abtiden Dro9ueu.
T5 BET St6ruuoen in ben acknowledgement selten6
Weritopfuro, @oIbubern, gIutonbrang mad benz Roz
pfe. NtoaeuIdure, l~lebeltett, Sobbrenner. @ppetttioR9A
feit. MGaeuItmere, @rbrebungen, Inre9elmdBt9e Sepea
eunqen In ber Masengrube, S9rpinDel, bel9lenntstes
mi 7iS6weres Ntbme1, %setOrter 9er5ldlas, erittfunesz
abnlt3e Geil6le i'm stsgen, S6wa9ung Der Ssbtraft.
sxfeber. bumpie SAmer3er I'M SopI, Dtan9el an IusounS
SHtrno @eIbperber Der guseu uno Der Saut, S9mer3et
in Der g Settle, ber grut unb ben nbriseH SIieoern unD
nISkIite Nrwauolunsen pom 9tbe.
Gtnise Ooien Don sRoSpop's gtas" ruerOsn has s0r1
n,rinitent pom al ben benannteu StSruueen befreien4
nreiGs Is Gents bic S3a4teI. Sn apOtbeteH Su baben.
0elet ''False and True. .
S6idt eine grtefmarte mad gabrpap 8 Co., No. 80
@orreuitraBe, Stem gort, unO Sbr werost A~sFnHit era
baIteu, pelbe Sud 2auieube pertA It's.
2lun1sSlGm ,NisnQOnupS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-22
Sas eroBe gIattreini8An8snattteG.

seber Sropfen bes ,,sarsaparillian Resolvent" seBt
in bos gIut, ben S6meib, SEN 1lrin nnb bic onSereH
@afte bes G6rpers iber. Stropbetu, Syphilis. 0riiiens
Mum6, Observation-Disclosures Sbrenlaufen, bic f6limms
item Sautfranfbetten StsberbeuGer, S6orf, .3tternaf,
@a3ftuB. @otblouf,@ 6por8e Slede, Miirmer i'm .Slstl6e,
!6eiImittel unteruorfert, rpopon Elm Sober, Der nit einerr
bieier sei6en be6aftet iii, iib bur6 mebrtasigen@ebru"@
iber5euee1 tunrt.
luItu .bte3er iesuns ietner2ebensid fte ~betdnbig l9wtnoenS
bieieIben burr6 neHe StOife aus selunoem 8lnte eriests
-unb btes 1T, mas bs ,,Sarsaparillian Resolvent"
tbut-, 10 lit feline @ieberberIteIuns 9eii6ert; benn ruenn
bfeies SetIn.ittel einmdt ieinen 8eini9unsspro5eB bez
eortuen nnb Dem 8erIuit Der Sdite @tnbalt getRan bat.
70 1pirb sdrStt9e Selling bal6 iOlsen nnb nit ieOent
beiisr perbauen, iein Qppettt ,ptrD i'd beisrH anO &c
pirb an 8Iut unb TIetid %snnebmen.
Gos ,,Sarsaparillian Resolvent" %nbertrtrt ft9s
MIR ale or6erert SeilmttteL in Der 6etlurs pom Stroz
pbeIn, 6ronii6eu, inneren uno 6auttranfbeits H,lOn0srn
&c 1T bas eiuaioe iihere Seilmittel fir
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-06

MIR. Felix stopped the lesson at
once on seeing him begin to trem-
BILE.
4Good marks in the circus school
translate themselves into Jumps Of
sugar and chunks of carrots, and
bad ones into derisive observations
about the self-respect which the
idle pupil ought to feel, but doesn't.
One of Mr.. Felix's pupils is still
very timid. He was scared and i'll
during the voyage to this unconge-
NAL cline, and at first he would not
let any one approach him; but he
is a promising youngster now, and
lends his bark-like neck to a friend
" scratch with much affability, On
none Of these animals is to be seen
scar or a prod the 'no knock.
ing about system is to be traced in
their bodies and in their manners,
tand they look for their rewards
addressed to their stomachs-with
cheerful confidence. One of them
the nervous one, had an anxious
and puzzled look during a portion
Of his lesson but reiterated assu
RANGES of his bravery, his beauty
and his babyhood, induced him t
'perk up as the nurses say, won
derfully."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-06

away from her home and joined a
party Of Mormon converts ready to
sail for America. On her arrival
at Salt Lake she was married to q
Mormon namedJ. Y. Thomas, who
lived about fourteen miles from the
city. She was his fourth wife, and
was by no means contented with
her lot. She ran away from him
two or three times, and was once
punished by being shut up in the
cellar for two weeks and being fed
on bread and water. No one knew
of Buckley's presence in the West
until he had reached Salt Lake and
began making inquiries about his
sister. He found out where she
was and rode out to the house, and
when he learned from her own lips
how she was situated his hot Eng
lish blood fired up to the boiling
point. He returned to the CITY to
secure an interview with the pro
phet. At the interview he was
given plainly to understand that
his sister must remain where she
was, and that Salt Lake City would
not be safe place for him after
twenty-four hours more,
Buckley purchased two horses
and additional firearms, and at II
o'clock at night set out for the
ranch, his object being to rescue
his sister from the house and ride
away with her. Spies had been
watching all his movements. When
he left the city three avenging an.
gels, one of whom was Case, rode
after him. In speaking of this
affair, Case said; Gle fought like 8
tiger. AS soon as he knew we were
after him he dismounted, let hi
horses 60, took cover behind the
rocks, and we did not get the droI
on hlm till one Of our angels haC
been killed and another wounded
We left his corpse on the road, and
it was generally believed that he
had been killed by robbers Or In,
dians."
Buckloy's sister knew enough 0.
Mormonism to suspect who hat
murdered her brother, and !. tht
tragedy preyed upon her mind unit
she became a lunatic, and one day
destroyed her own life.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-06


are telling how you 'scooped that
man in or got ahead of this one at
a bargain, The fundamental ele-
ments of truth, fidelity, justice,
honor, are universal, and should be
more taught in our schools than
they are. A child may commit the
whole bible to memory and yet be
a scamp. ItiS not enough to throw
an inkstand at the devil, as Luther
did; literature doesn't kill the devil,
and it is time, in all forms of busi-
ness, t. counsel integrity and make
conscience the rule Of mems con-
duct"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-06
TRICK ELEPHANTS.
now They are Trimmed

The London Spectator gives the
following account of the process of
training African elephants in Alex
andra Park, near London:
"The 'juniorest' elephant is
selected to have his lesson first, and
comes singing down to the ring in
his heavy trot; the occasion is quite
a private one, but there's a Nubian
looking on, who has learned the
English method of applauding, and
he softly claps his black palms to-
gether as the pupil entangles him
self in his rope to begin with, and
feels up Mr.. Felix's sleeve for con
ISOLATION in the shape of carrots
He does not get them at this stage
Of the proceedings, but he knows
they are coming, and it is very
funny to observe him, in the midst
Of his lesson, twitching his trunk
in some new direction, which it
suddenly occurs to him to explore,
and then he resumes his studies as
if he had not had a momentary
distraction.
"He weighs seven hundredweight
at present, and if he can only be
kept from injurious foods and in
hammatory diseases will grow to
ten feet high, it is expected, and
furnish a remarkable refutation of
the general notion that African ele-
plants cannot be highly trained.
They are not, indeed, equal to the
Indian elephants in Intelligence /;
one has only to look at their brain.
box to see that, but the four little
elephants, all newly come into Mr..
Felix's hands, are making rapid
progress under the system of kind
ness, patience, praise, reward and
mot knocking about Come, my
babyp That's a fine boy! 'Ah,
brave, brave; you are beauty!'
Fine boy! beautiful boy Such are
the phrases, perpetually repeated,
which encourage the big little
scholar as he climbs on wooden
pedestal, lifts one clumsy leg after
another, admonished by a gentle
tap of his teachers stick-neyer
used to hurt or frighten him-or
turns his numbering body in the
valse which, when he is perfect in
the accomplishment, will be hailed
with peculiar delight by the public.
"The valse is performance
which the little elephants learn
very readily. They are at first held
by one huge, tapping ear, and
turned by the teacher, whose steps
they follow-the movement comes
easily to them; after two or three
lessons, they need only to have the
stick held on the side from which
they are to turn; a few more, and
the wave Of the teachers hand in
the required direction is enough.
Three Of Mr.. Felix's pupils are as
yet not sufficiently advanced to APP
pear in public; it was most inter
esting to see how they took in the
idea Of what was required of them,
and to hear him praise them when
they succeeded in doing what he
indicated. He never lets them be
tired and observes them so closely
that. when the clever little black
elephant was coming on finely in
the art of rolling a barrel with his
loreleet-it was delightful to see his
satisfaction when he discerned what
he was to do, and that his bind feet
were to be kept clear of the barrel
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-06
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vile, aud on Night train to Nashville.
For tickets or information, apply at Ticket
0fice. 287 Main, Northwest corner Madison
street
JOHN 7. FLYNN, Sup't Memphis Div.
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent.
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New BaII-Room manners

London World
The last sensation in ballroom
manners comes to me from Trans
vaal, our newly-annexed colony.
The ball was given in honor of Sir
Theophilus Shepstone. The ball
room was only eighteen feet by
twelve, lighted by four candles on
the wall, and a much smaller room
opened out of it, lighted by two
candles stuck in black bottles. The
floor was of mud and after each
dance was profusely watered, till a
perfect bog was made in one spot.
The young ladies were prismatically
gorgeous in their dress. But the
one great feature was that each of
the chaperons had an infant in her
lap, whom she openly, and without
disguise, fed from natures fount.
| commend the idea to ladies in
London, who have reached the limit
OF display of charms possible with
out the excuse of the infant.
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

SCHEDULR ON AND AFTER SEPT. I6,
D 1877:
Leaves. Arrives.
Nail and Express, daily.ll.50 pm 5.45 pm
bomerville accem' dat'u
daily Tex. Sunday)...... 5.OOp.m S.1Sa.m
E1ms Twenty Minates Faster than
CITY fine.
HomerVllIe train will stop at reg
nlar and flag stations.
The II. 80 pm. prAin makes the quick
pat slime ever made TO Chattanooga, Knox
Fille. Lynchburg, Washington, ana the East,
Rnd will stop at all Regular Stations, and at
Flag Stations when tagged, kept Flag Sta
tiOns between CollieIville and Memphis.
Ticket sfice 27S Main sNreeG and Depot
Memphis and Charleston railroad.
JOHN A. GRANT,
Chief Engineer and General Sup't.
7. S. DAVANr,
19t Assistant General Passenger Agent
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Five Thousand Copies
Are read by at least
Twenty Thousand People

Twenty Thousand People
old and young, every week. 1t is just to say
that the patrons of the WESTERN
METHODIST belong to the best class Of
community.
We desire our business men to make note
Of the above facts before completing their
advertising arrangements for the coming
season.
We use our best efforts to keep our columns
free of all irregular and irresponsible adver-
tising; for many good people seeing an ad-
vertisement in paper, especially their
church paper. take it as guarantee of rO-
spOnsibility. Such confidence should not be-
abused when 1t can be helped. We want.
therefore,
The Advertising Patronage
of such business men and firms as we can
recommend to our friends and the public
without compromising the character of the
paper.
Our Terms Shall be In Harmon
with the business Outlook.
Send In Your Favors.
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MEMPHIS g. LITTLE ROCK R.R.
Bhrot Line to Arkansas and Texas.
TIME OARRi

TIME CARDS
Leaves. Arrives
Mail train, daily...........5.S0 pm. 11.SO ,. m
Freight train daily lex.
sunday ........... ...........7.0 90 am. 5.20pm.
Passengers going on this road will take
trains at the depot of the Louisville. Nash
Vile and Great Southern railroad. Mai
trains make close connection at Argenta fol
points on the Little Rock and Fort Smith
railroad and at Little Rock with the Cairo
and Fulton railroad for points in Southwest
Arkansas and Texas.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on all night
trains.
For tickets and information apply at Ticket
offices q and 2S7 Main street. and at depot
foot of Washington street. or ut Louisville
Nashville and Great Southern railroad depot
OF to the undersigned.
R. A. WILLIAMS, Pass. Ag't, Memphis.
". 3. SMITH. Sup't. Memphis Tenn.
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MnNnER uphA MMNnEN

WONDEh UIUN OONDEhs
Given Away A strange mysterious and
BOOK OF WONDERS" Containing, with
numerous curious pictorial illustrations, thO
mysteries of the heavens and earth, natural
and supernatural, oddities. whimsical.
strange curiosites, witches and withcraft.
enchantmeuts, etc. In order that all may
see this curious book. the publishers bave re-
solved to give it away to all that desire to see
it. Address BY postal card, f. GLEASON Il
CO., TS8 Washington street.iBoston, Mass.
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SNHlERIS CURATIVE PADS,

A sure cure for Torpid Liver and all diseases
arising therefrem. lung, kidney, spine, blad-
der, womb, and all female diseases, CHILLS
AND FEVER. costiveness. dyspepsia, head
ache. Our LIVER, LUNG and AGUE PAD, 50.
KIDNEY and sPINAL PAD, So. Ped for FEMALE
WEAKNESS. 90. We send them by mail Tree
on recent of price. Address Z. +. SNYDER
& CO., Cincinnati, 0.
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The value of General .. E Babcocks s
property in Washington is estimated at
half million. This property, says the
Worcester Press, may be credited 10 two
circumstances - his wife worried along
without a hired girl, and the general was
Grants military seeretary.- Boston
Poet.
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A blessing to humanity is what DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup can well be termed
for it has done more good already than
any other medicine.