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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-22

"Hold," cried Jenkinson, can n
squire have this lady's fortune If he be
married to another ?"
Undoubtedly he cannot" replied the
baronet.
DWELL" said Jenkinson, che Is married
already; and, If the company Restraints
their curiosity II few inmates, they shall
see his wife"
SO saying he darted of, and presently
returned with-Olivia!
esquire" he cried, "this ia your law
full wife, and here is the license You
commissioned me to get a false license
and a false priest, to deceive this young
| dy, but | got a true license and a true
priest" -,
4 burst of pleasure now seemed to M
the whole apartment. Mr.. Thornhilrs
assurance for4ook him, he fell on his
knees before his uncle and impIored
compassion. Sir William promised him
a bare competence to support the wants
of life, and ordered him to be gone.
All now fastened to salute Olivia,
whose death Jenkinson and my wife had
thought it necessary to persuade me OF,
to procure nay submission to the squire
Sophia did not seem perfectly satisfied
but Sir William o o relieved her doubts
by claiming her as his own %"lovcIiest
most sensible Of girls" -,
The next day there was a joyful double
wedding, seasoned with the good news OF
the recovery of my fortune from my mer
chant in town, who had been arrested Al
Antwerp, All my cares were now over
it only remained that my gratitude il
prosperity should succeed my iorme
submission in adversely.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-22

A fat horse is a proportionately weak
horse. Fat is an oily matter, itself I'M
endowed with lite or sensibility, con-
tanned in cells, as honey IL within the
honey-comb, which are vital, and so en-.
lowed that they lose the power either of
adding to or taking from the quantity of
oily matter at any time existing. The
use of fat is to fill up c~revices in the
body, facilitate the movements of parts
one upon another, and serve as a sort of
internal nutriment, in case the animal
should be in a situation where he can
not obtain food but, when it accumu-
lates, instead of facilitating the motions
of parts, it clogs and impedes them, and
becomes, from its collected amount of
freight, n burden to the body. A fat
horse Is not only unfit to 60, but really
has a weight within himself to carry
which the horse in condition for work
has been disencumbered of. A tat horse
will not bear the loss of blood TIE same
as a horse in a working state of body;
the n will faint from the abstraction
OF a quantity which the other will stand
without being affected. Plumpness,
which arises from fairness, ia too apt to
convey to the eyes Of the inc experienced
the impression of strength and ability to
90 TO work, whereas it ought, we repeat,
be taken as a proof to the contrary.
When a buyer enters a dealers yard to
Guy Lose, every horse shown him most
likely-certainly every horse four or five
years old-is fat, and, therefore, not in
condition TOR work. Dealers-by quaint
ties OF grain and sometimes by means of
poisonous nostrums and by giving their
horses only such little walking exercise
al serves 10 keep their legs from swelling
make the horses they have Tor sale as
fat "a they can, and for two reasons.
First, fat fills up the crevices and con-
ceals any imperfections there may be of
outward form. 1t is the horse dealers
putty by it, like the coach.maker or the
turniture-maker, he makes his article for
sale appear more perfect or freer from
defect than it really il. Secondly, by it
he gives m appearance of size and bulk
TO the article which passes for sign of
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-22
Household RaCjpCs

PUFF PASTE WITH BEEFSUET. Where
you can not obtain good butter for max
ing paste, the following is an excellent
substitute, Skin and chop one pound Of
kidney beef suet very fine, put it in a
mortar and pound it well, moisten with
a little oil, until becoming, as it were,
one piece, and about the consistency of
butter proceed exactly as in puff paste,
using it instead Of butter.
PARsNIps.- Scrape and wash your par.
ships, and put them on with just enough
water to boil them, and no more when
they are done they should be nearly dry,
Then dish them and pour over melted
butter and a little salt, or some drawn
butter. Or, boil them as directed above,
and when done cut them in half, grease
the bars of your gridiron, put them on it
over some lively Goals and brown them.
To Cook A%ND,SERvEA LON or BEEF.
Select a twelve pound loin of beef of
good quality, bone, season inside with
salt and pepper, roll and tie it firmly
with strong string, cook the same way as
becfa Ia mo3c, emitting the calls feet {:
when done (it takes at least four hOurs)
drain, pare, glaze and keep it warm till
wanted free the gravy of its grease and
reduce with a quart Of ESpagnole sauce ;
dress the beef on a layer of brazcd red
cabbage, garnished around with alternate
groups orglazed onions and boiled and
glazed beet roots, nicely rounded pour
the same over the garnishing and serve
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-22

" lie was only a tramp" said the papers
when telling the newa Of the day,
Oi how poor man WAS discovered
Just breathing his last by the way,
AMI this was the cpltaph written,
Aud scarcely Il spifit had He'd
TIL many around him gathered
10 morbldly gaze on the dead.
MessicuIs, let US pause and consider
Right here DER his mortal remains,
A 6 ue we, pcrchnuCc, may discover,
Rowarding lS ul iur our pains,
From VIII ncc he had come, and bound whittier,
His birthplace and name TO denote,
WHATS this An, Mossicu =, us letter
Concealed In the breast Of his cont,
Wen rcad : NV dear husband this letter
wiitC you, hoping Twill he
Anti or strong INK In loves letter
lhW binds you NJ closely 10 me-
Ny hearts dearest ihrub VI All, CliOn
send to you d rling, and pray
Kind Heaven l0T heath and protection,
And speed success on your way,
oar children are peacefully sleeping.
many times bless them Ter you,
Bat Freddie is aiiins from weeping
And baby IL Troublesome too,
Iol chrcruIly, darling, ! labOur
TIA you some employment secure,
I'm helped by kind- hearted neighbour
" no feels for the iicndIG's and poor,
This morning our Jennie came s~prighty
10 kiss me she whispered me, Ma,
Sweet angels converse with mo nightly
AID give good Il logs " pa"
Got favor my little rOn'ncor
Nitn yi,tuou1 dreams all her life,
lmpaticutly waiting your answer,
Your faithful, atl,ctiOnalo v life"
Thou ,iluut'y si0Oh each suoCtntNr--
Their eyes were o'crAowing with tears.
lH,u IUH Wuuru I a. lttui NJ tpdtur
Had never been mentioned for year,.
We're nov breathing prayers fall ui pity
TJGpd with m cltnpsi desire
Tor those IN far distant city,
Deprived Ul 4 husband aud lrc,
Tho tale can be told by that letter
Denied Of cmploFm cnt At home,
HIS taryIug condition 10 better
Away der he land he did roam.
H"puiscl by continued DENNIS
He rlmclO seek rect On this sod,
At lt-i there's an end to his trla X,
lie rest, with q morcilul God,
And " only a tramp said the paper,
when telling the news ui the day,
al how u poor man was discovered
juvt breathing his last by the way
And thus was his cpittph written
And scarcely that lett ! Was real
TN many Simir,t uS gathered.
10 pay the last rites Of the toad
-DunlHH PdErr.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-22

1t is a rare thing that physicians give
any countenGnce to a medicine, the manu-.
facture OF which is a secret. About the only
exception we know of is Johnson's Anodyne
Imminent. This, we believe, all endorse, aud
many of them use it in their practice with
great success.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-22

PERSONS requiring purgatives or pills
should be careful what they buy. Some
pills not only cause gripping pains, but leave
the bowels in a torpid, costive state. Par.
sons Purgatiye Pills will relieve the bowels
and cleanse the blood without injury to the
system.
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v, B. THAYER.

Manufacturing Jeweler and Johher in Watches,
Diamonds, Jewelry, Clocks Of all manufacture,
Diamond Settings and Fine Rings. Is plain gold
rings at LAO a pwt Seal Rings, 4 to 35 dollars. We
have u genuine Elgin movemG nj in u coin silver case
at li9 dollars, Fine rolled plate gold
chains, gents, 5 to I0dollars; ladies O to go dollars;
guaran tcel to wear for years. Goods sent on selcc-
ton. Adjusting of all kinds Of watches. Old gold
silver taken in trade. v. -. THAXEk, the
live Jwclor, Memphis. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-22

Is THERE ONE reader of this paper suf.
iering from rheumatism? II SO, write to
Helphenstine & Bently, Druggists, Washing.
Ton, d. c., for a circular of Durang's Rheu.
matte Remedy. This medicine is taken in.
ternally, and will positively cure any case of
rheumatism on the face of the green earth.
Price, one dollar a bottle.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-22

THERE was an irreverent man at the
"Foretathers' dinner in New York who
toasted the Puritan mothers, on the
ground that they were compelled to
endure not only the inconvenience of A
rigorous climate and the horrors of
warfare, but a worse evil, the
Pilgrim fathers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-22

Surprise is the essence of wit, but
somehow when a man is climbing down
a ladder, in an awful hurry, and v
fnds out that one of the rounds is gone
until ne tries to step on i. with both fest,
1t never seems very funny to him.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-22

Why SUFFER from Cold in the Head ?
DR.. j. II, McLean's Catarrh Snuff sootheS
and cures. Infallible for Cntarrh and any
Sores in the Nose. Trial Boxes 80 cts, by
mail. DR.. j. II. Mclean, st. Louis.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-22

VEGETABLE Pulmonary Balsam, the great
New England cure for coughs, colds and con.
sumption. Cutler, Bros. Cos, Boston, only
genuine.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-22

old, liver md "copper" tnsS. either p cts.
VI Two kinds ioc. All Tor s5cta. rost. mid. Tbese
are not cclored bat metal inks. Address.
20. SMITH, BKIDGyPoHr. COSy
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MUSIC BOOKS

oE,cn book may he safely received ms among
the very best"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-12-14
TIE A.ZarcAN Pope.

No people IN the worid suffer as mitch
with Dy spepsia as Americans. Although
wears of experience in mediciue lrl!
failed to accomplish a certain and sure
remedy - this disease aud is effects,
such as Oar Stomach Hear, burn; Nafer-
brasa. Sick Headache, Cos,iveness, paipi
tation OF the Heart, Liver Complaint,
coming up Of the food, low spirits gem
eral debility, etc, yet since The intro'iuc-
ton OF greens AUGUST FLOWER we he
Iieve there Is no case OF Dyspepsia that
cannot be Immediately relieved. 10000
dozen sold last year without one case of
failure reported. Go 10 your druggist
BUCK y CowGILL and get Sample Bottle
tor 10 cents and try IL. Two doses VIII
relieve you Regular size - cents.
may2s
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COUNCIL prnceedings.

- i.s' !, 100
NouhO'' met present, Mayor FRA err
/ Landrum, Harness, Samse, Stegula - i
/ Trautwiene.
NIi,u,aa ~ -,ra...,.I;-,.. .....;...
"S'-
City Judge report, showing amount of
fines assessed in CITY Court for the ,.,.,-. IA
- ~t,
81 80.
City Marshal report nothing collected
Wbarf,noste,. 49,, .,.....,,.- ,.,,..... .
vb,rr,ya f,r va,.,,+,, -, 3,
commission = 5o.,.a, S24 s,it r.a.r.
wa. received and ordered sled
On motion. the f,;,owiu, orders were
directed 10 he dragr,.o q, IN. Tr.asur.r
Frank Gibbs for work On cnI,sr, az
credit nv $40 amour, his s.H.e,i,..;.., 20
The fin 10 Gogrley-- a5ii,i.,
4. n Perry f,- ,yorl. m r,,i,.,, "a
credi, by :. aa,,,nl nj. e,,h..rf,,tf.., 81.
same
: F Dic, +, v,,i,rs sums 90 o,..,,,,,
of SIs5 e6 far ,n,tio- ft, r.,.5ir,. -,
GonrIev,, a7,Ii,io,
Trootvia,o s;o,ona, f.-1,,..h.r C..
81 IL: e n. Sgmrson. 81 da.s I'm. va-9n
and team. ~ =; >teplen Nyers e days
wagon s.=l aud ten, -; inc, Ej"sF''i .. -
5er 49, 60, -, nI - ,e.n -, u
stephens, = days wagon aud team. 80. n.
smith. days WORK. - , Dick Brown,
1-ES = - ~, ~ no. h-'npAi-L A.Es.
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Court Of Claims met, pursuant to al
Journment, Monday Dec. 10.
justices PRESENT.
A. P. Fields, Taylor Bard. " Hammond
w. J. Aperson, Henry Davis. J. p. Nc
Murray, J. W. Mayes J. j. Jones, j. F
Bdshart, }. y. Hawkins and A. J. SmuI
bns.
sHsRIFF's pELmouFRr FOIL LIST.
B. r. Walker, sheriff. this day produce
delinquent list Of county levy for Io71
consisting of 26o whites, I28 colorei, cor
rected by the Court 1t is ordered that
the sheriff be allowed credit on his settle
ment OF 2vS white and rs colorcd, ut -
which is ordered to be noted Of record
and list transcribed and placed in han Is
Of sheriff for collection.
LEVY coMXlssIoyER
Jno. \. Wilson. County Levy Commits
sioner, presented report aud settlement
of the county levy for the year 1877, aul
the same was approved and confirmed.
Said settlement showing balance in hauts
of B. II. Walker, sheriff, of S59S 50.
REVENUE DELINQUENTs.
The sheriff presented his white aud
eolored revenue delinquent list, which
was examined by the Court and ordered
to be certified to the Auditor.
COUNTY EXPENDITURES
The total county levy tor 1877, a,uoent-
ed 10 - $50. or this, the sheriff deduct
ing commissions, deiiuquents, etc, real
lied So 32 20. This entire umouut was
apr Opriated and used up, in impro' e
ments, salaries, and other expenses OF the
county, and the amount Of 500 81 charg-
ged az to the year 1873 There are 1850
polls in the county, and the Board Of
Magistrates allowed the sheriff delin
quent iist of 824, which leaves 1906 bona
hde poll tax payers in the --55d1sy.
COUNTY LEVY FUND.
The county levy for 1878 was fixed at
s. on each tythe
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Fnsson court OF CImiIns.

Court of Claims met, pursuant to q
journment, Monday Dec. 10.
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Eepors %: s'noiic school

At Kuykcndall's Schoolhouse District No.
10. examination held Friday Dec. :, 1871.
Finous Bradley 50; Fannie BraIles
81: WIN. Bradley 81; Ada Clark -; Wn.
Clark. 81; Dan Davis. IS; jeff. Davis. ali
sent Caliie Hargrove 81; JOAN Hargsoye,
absent; james Hargrove absent; Samuel
Irving, 90, VIM. KuykendaIl, So; Cora
Kuy kendall, 30: Dena Leet o.; Josie
Leet, sc; SopArono Scott -; Oscar Scott,
absent; Julia Shaw, 10; Allen Thomas,
absent; Della Thomas, 81; Anna Thorn as,
absent; Jennie Thomas. 81; David Thom-
as, absent; James Thomas, s.; George
Weaver. absent; Belle Weaver, abseui;
Katy Weaver, absent; Callie Williams, 10.
Best general avera 96i GraR1. aver
age, 60. Perfcct lessons grade 100.
great many were absent on account
of sickness. F. P. WALL, Principal.
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A. P. Fields, Taylor Bard. n Hammond.
W. j. Aperson, Henry Davis J. p Nc
Murray, j. W. Mayes, J. J. Jones, J.
Bdshart, J. y. Hawkins and \. j. SmuI-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-12-14
CHRISTMAS Is COMING.

NOTICE, to all farmers: The next time
lou come to town, call and see the large
stock of fresh candies and coufectioneries
at Ed Mangels. His house is chuck fRll
of all the new styles and best varieties
of fancy candies and confectioueries. lie
will sell as cheap as the cheapest. Give
him call Also remember the candies,
and the HOT COFFEE.
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FIRE BRICK.
BoNDURANT S DREwRY 5.

The steady mauusr in which the
Mississippi river has washed away
and is sa,hiag sundry aud various
towns aud Isudings, or leit hem inland
is specially noted By the Natchez
Telephone. ST Jo>eph and Rodney
have been left inlaud; Waterproof i.
being chased toward the Tensas.
Vicks burg is left in lake; Delta will
soon be washed sway; cutoff has
been made al Grand Gulf and IN
another season Port Gibson and
Ciaiboru county vail have no landing
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TakeHa ED.

A a sTRAY-by Robert Wilson, liv-
"A ing } mile West Of Jordan Station.
IA Fulton county, Ky GU the ID day OF
October, 1877. Que Sorrel Horse, Is hands
hands high, about II years old, shod be-
fore-s0me saddle marks no other mark
or brands. lappraise at Thirty Dollars
Given under my hand this the 2od day
Of october, 1871.
J. c. McsIURRAY,
nov.0 itl j. 7. f. G.
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1a.,rr,nA.

In this city en- the 5th inst By Esq. Jas.
Is Mayes, Mr. Lewis W. PRIrcHarr aud
siiss HENaY CAIdAEINE WaAInEaLY
In this county, Wednesday evening,
1Stl insi. by Judge J. II. Montgomery
MIR i!ENRF MAoDox and Miss as, S
JONES, both OF Fulton county.
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Nniice 60 Creditors.

All persons indebted to the firm Of Bu.
chauan x Barnes are respectfully notified
that they must call aud settle. The part
ncrship of this rm Is to De dissolved by
the LIST of january, and their out, ,audsug
business must be closed. \ hint TO the
wise Is sufficient.
u BUCHANAN & BARNES.
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DIR. C. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
as aremcdy" forali the Ills that flesh
is heir to, but in affections OF the
liver, and in all Bilious Complaints,
Dyspepsia, and Sick Headache, or
diseases OF that character, they stand
without Il rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used pre-
paratory to, or after taking Quinine.
As simplepurgatiye they arc un
equaled.
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
Thegenuine are neyS sGgarcoatcd-
Each box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression Dr. VI"
LANES LIVER Pills.
Each wrapper bears thesignatures
OF e. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storckeepers generally.
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Masonic.

Fulton Lodge. No 10, a 2. & a. VI.
meets the second Monday evening in eve
~ month, at clock Officers,
W. \. BaEvARD, VI.
W l.. McCurcHES. Secretary
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Notice to Pecan Hunters

A Lii persons are hereby neiiiied' r.
"A specially, not to gather pecans off
Of NY lau1, or l shall be Competed TO
IT =ecute them 10 the full extent OF the
law. ] 5 all regret such uecessiiy' hut
the prot ction Of my own propefiy de-
N ,4ds IL. -. VI l. SAbHyN
nuKn Nv
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Commercial.


HIcySAT CouRIER OFFICE.
Friday, December 1t. 1877. J
APPLES-None in market
CORE-Ear -; sheiel 20 per bushcl
CuTTON-l0 I0lc
NEW HEAT-S0to 81 -.
MEAL-Froin Wagons 40c
BEFSWAH y. n 10.
hides, green. sc.
dry salted Sal0c.
dly films l1-al5c.
WnoI.-3J to 37ls per 10. tub wasae1.
FEATHERS = To 3Ia5oc prime.
GENSlNG-TjcaSl 60 per pound.
TALLOW, per 10 Be.
RUTGER-tresh 10 TO 1Uc per 10.
POULTRY, ErC.-Yonng' Chickens,
. 81 per dozen. ola from 5Jt2 -
EGG>- ljs per iok+n.
STAY ES-rtpes S5Ja- - per IN.
otby-choice- 90.
at present
BARRELS-Apple. 40 CT; Flour. 45cts
Mol,sses, - 90; Moiasscs kegs, 10 gal s.,
9pcts; Mojazses KEGS > gal =. -icts; Wnls-
XIV kegs. 10 gals 81 00i Whisky kegs g
90 20 cents.
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.IOR W0x Il .

The Courier OFFICE is now thoroughly
furnished with new jon Type; also. full
supply Of LETTER, NoTE aud Bull IsAD
PAPER, CARDS SC and can do work in the
neatest style and at city prices.
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Ex z. "a nf g5.

Kentucky Lodge, No. $40, knights Of
Honor-meets every Friday evening nj S
o cIock. THuS. NJ JONES, b.
In NnTNG Z
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Essr ESenf.

NOR RENT-to IA e OIL teuaut-at rea-
I 4 soAab!e rates-the Y. \ McCutehen
residence. Apply TO
! novI6-3tl W. L. McCUTCHEN.
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VIM Freuz's Circulating Library
at Auction

have also determined to sell at Arc-
ton nay enure Circulating l. brary. con-
sistiug OF about 40 Volumes embracing
new ana Standard Novels, History, Trav
els, Science. &c nearly all of which are
III eoo@ condition, aud some OF them good
As new.
Special seats and accommodations for
the Ladies, who are most respectfully aud
earnestly requested TO attend these sales.
Merchants and Dealers viii also ind il
to their Interest 10 be present, as many
articles viii be offered in lots uud large
quantities.
Terms cash. on delivery of goods
Fey Please remember that This is no
sale Of GiA STOCK, bul th1t fully nine
ten hs are new aud Fresh Gods, purcL.ss-
cd since Ocs oOer Is ior7
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Ss0nEhIy Report.

OF the Pubic School IN District No. IT.
endin. December 7th
Robert Bradley. Oh james Tyler, 50;
Thomas Tyler 40; Arihnr Huffman, ~
Joseph Huffman. AZ; Louis ThreiNeiI 80
Cue rhrel ke ED, 80; George Ihrelteit, 5o'
David McDanii, 90; Charles Mcdaniel, ~;
Joseph Hughes 81; William Harmon, ~
Rot,ert Jones, 10; Thomas Bass, 50. Elijah
Maddox. 81; John MADDOX, 30; Lou Me
Daniel, 81; Nauey Hughes, 50; Saman ha
oateu, 20, Fanny Jones, 80; Minor Henry
. Laura F.e c .er, u.
win state t1at half OF my school has
been absent for six weeks on account o,
measles. j. Il. Bass.
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Real estate has abeut touched bot
tom. Now Is the time TO buy.
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Arm GU sEtaEssG

a TRUMP for the Coutiaeral-2 fyr
"a . cents 81 ). q. EHpHN =.
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s,onI OH

Best quality - cents. and other good.
cheap Tor CASH, at
decI4 T.P. FOKTUSE x cos.
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Pa,roniz7 home industry, aud go to
FOkTi N aut buy some OF those hau}-
some Parior Brackets. Card Boxss. Pen
t"eks Match safes, SC, SC. TGecl4
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenance is paleand lcaden-
colored, with occasional fushcs, or
circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks the ewes become dull the pu
pills dilate an azure semicirclc runs
along the lower eVelid ; the nose IS IL
ritated. swclls, and sometimes bleeds;
4 swcIlingof the upper lip occasional
headache, with humming OF throb-
hing Of the ears an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny OF firred tongue;
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable. some
times voracioUs, with q guaWing sell
sation ofthe stomach. at others entire
lygone ;ileeting pJinsin the stomach
occasionalnausca and vomiting ; viO-
lent pains throughout die abdomen
bowels irregular, at times costiyc;
stools Shiny not uufrcqueutly tinged
with blood belly swollen and hard
urine tlubid respiration occasionally
difficult. and accompanied 10y hIo-
cough cough sometincs dry and con-
vulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding Of The teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found To- exist,
DIR. c. NlgLANE'S FEKAlFCGE
viii certainly effect cure.
II DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
many form; itis;,a innocent prepara-
tom. net cafz5lc u dong ne IL.eHf-
cyt inju>.yIo tht 3loss IElsbel F1t/a3t.
The genuine Dfs.AI. LANis's NEs-
MlFUoE bears the Signatures of {.
M:LANE and FLEMING BROS. on the
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Toile articles, such as Handkercl:e.
Extracts CoioEue-, Soap. Brushes, Totle.
Sets. an very cheap. at
deci4 I. p. FORTUNES COS.
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THAT Husband CT Nine"
Buys groceries at John Writings. because
he buys for Cash and sells for Cash, and
thereby gets everything at lowest prices
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cu' atsly filled OF Fresh Pure Drugs, AZ
Ga I. ?. FORTUNE 4 cos.