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FOR RENT.
! FURNISHED RooNs-wih or vithou. bOape,

FURNISHED ROOMS-WIth or Withou, hoaP6,
IL No. 2rd Third street.
IIARM-A nue Fruit Farm ami market garden
II convenient TO city, on good road; excellent or
ments; landl, st-Tate condition. Apply TO
GARDNER, 254 second street.
HoUSR-A nicely furnished house IN a central
Il portion Of the CITY, for furnished rooms.
Must have all modern improvements Apply TO
]. D. Conway, Madison
ARGE front parlor, suitable for family, at
IL 104 Court street.
Tlwo-STORY brick residence, gro3ms, In perfect
i repair. 323 Poplar street. ,-,e,,---,.,
DIR. VOORHEES,.
MEAT COTTAGES Exchange street extend
In ed. pal Main Street STURM& HIRsCH.
HWELLING-2ll fernando 81; Cottage $50 ET-
L chanse street extended. Anpiy at 29l Main
nWELLlNG5-1WO brick dwellings. Nos 40 aud
II 53 Market street. Apply at s. Market.
ClorrAG mo. 422 Court street extended, with
~ rooms, Kitchen, good Cistern ana hydTJnt in
yarui al convenient; OuthOuseS and large garden
spot. Rent $50 per month; apply on premises.
II oUSE--.5 MOsby street; eigh. rooms. Apply
Ii at "a Mobsy.
THE residence of Ell Rayner, at GilFs station
Il Memphis ana Charleston railroad. mites
from the city. House contains nine rooms, with
". Z. RAYNER. POO Main street
l. ESIDENCE-CoruerL Lane ana Brinkley avenues,
IL half mile from terminus OF Poplar street ra'l-
rooms, including kitchen and servants room. Faith
room With DOT am cold water pipes IN IN house.
Stables and other Out-hOuses, good cisterrg and
well; orchard and two acres IN garden. Arpiy on
premises, or 10 b. +. Coleman Circuit CLERK Office.
+ ARGE kOOM-IO one or twO single gentlemen.
L. without board, one large room, uidu nlshed;
with east and south windows, gas and CRATE, amil
private. Apply at 2b6 Third street.
FURNISHED rooms Tor Ient, single or "a suit, at
u reasonable rates. at 35S Nam STREET, near
Onion. Reference required
HOUSE-1he best situated house in ely for a
IL boardinghCuse, cor. Madison ana Third. Ap-
ply 70 X. ". HAtkI5 Nut Stordg &c Co. $50 D ain ST.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS-Cheap 10 gen
~ uemen- New bhck house, 81 MulbeTy street.
12RICK HOU5E-A very desirable brick residence,
- furnished or not, the rent taken In either
BOARD or In money. Premises In fine order. LOca-
uon, neighboihOod, ETC. the best. Call at l79
Union street
POoMs-FuEnisned or unfuTnished
III AtAna coUsT STREET.
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smOke Sol CoIeman's nc. 10.
Great Reduction,

Only ten cents per pound-game, fish, lake
trout. fish without bones, from New York
and Chicago. Oysters only twenty-five cents
per can Fridays, at Farrell 3, 185 Nam street.
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Fer Upward Of Thartv Wears

Mrs. WiHsiow's soothing syrup has been used
for children. Il corrects acidity Of tie stom-
ach, relieves tciJd collie, regulates the bowels,
cures dySeatery and dia,rhea, whether arising
from teething or ether causes. An Old and
weu-tyie6 r7eraHly. Yrceatt-fUP cen5s lutte
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THE CITY FATHERS,

In Solemn COnclaYe, sit in their Easy
Chairs, Listen to Complaints, Pass
upon Bills, and Do Other
Work like Faithful
Servants.
The Questions of Sewerage and the Tear
ing Up of the NicOlsOn Pavement
Discussed - Ordinance Pro-
hiblting Persons Afflicted
with Infectious Dis
eases Adopted
Etc, Etc.
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Scarett & Stafford, matters aud furriers. Of
Buffalo, New York. have made al assign
ment to Horace Stillman. Liabilities, one
hundred and seventytwo thousand dollars;
assets not known.
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MINIS custom boot and shoes sold at fig-
ures that heretofore would not buy eastern
work, at Miller's, 22l Main street.
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LADIES misses and children's button,
front and side lace shoes, new styles, at adj
illustrators sale OF William Miller's stock
of boots and shoes.
"A Chance.
You have but few more days to make
money buying shoes at the administrator
sale of boots and shoes, at William Miler's.
XOu Can Save Money
Every Month by buying your groceries IN tie
cooperative plan at 263 Second street. Every
body can do it.
ARE you in business for yourself? If you
are, on want to have your health, SO you can
attend to business. If you are not, you want
your health just as much. When you are 'all
run down, " feel miserable and have no appe-
lite, you need toning up. To do this there is
nothing equal to Reeds Gilt-edge tonic. 1t
restores the appetite, purifes the blood and
stimulates digestion. 1t is pleasant and safe,
and its quality, purity and flavor are guar
anteed.
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COUGH, hoarseLess, asthma, or any irrita-
ton Of the throat or bronchial tubes, will be
relieved by taking DIR. Bulls cough syrup.
Il has curel thousands. Recommend it to
your friend and neighbor. Your druggist
keeps it. Price, 25 cents.
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BOYS boots as cheap as you want them at
Miller's, 22l Main street.
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j. =. SiGnaigO.

Received, daily, fresh oysters, fresh fish,
site Court square.
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AMIAEMENES.

MEMPHIS THEATEE.
DAVEY = BROOKS. PTOprIetOrs
MONDAY. DECEMBER 9TH,
Eyeiy evening daring the week, ard at the
SATURDAY MATINEE,
Will be produced the great emotional play by the
authors OF the Two Orphans, entitled.
ACELEBRATED CASE.
Under the auspices OF Shook Il Palmer, Union
square TheateT, y. Y,
y. W. Collier. Manager.
Supported by a company Of unusual excellence.
NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS,
NEW MUSIC.
Elaborate Toilets by Lnunette.
Reserved Seats for sale at Holenbergs Music store
COCHRAN HALL.
u First Ball OF the season.
A GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
VIII be given by the Lottie GIos club,
Tuesday Evening. December 10. ls5s.
Tickets to be had at HOllenberg's Music Store.
WASHINGTON VARIETIES,
w Is WASHINGTON STREET.
The Place Of Amusement for the People.
n Grand Vaudeville Entertainment
Nightly.
ponular PrIees of Adm ssion See Programmes.
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Wh5temora HoUse.

The above well-known hotel, at Nc. Ill
Adams street, has been reftted and refur-
nished by Mrs. Jones. Good rooms and
board can be procured by all guests.
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Mrs. L. M'Analy, over 373 Main street,
desires to inform her friends aud acquaint-
ances that she is now prepared to furnish
them with oil the latest styles ofmillinery, at
prices to suit the times.
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ElOyd's Ladies' Restaurant,
Enlarged and improved, No. 279 Main street
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LAW REPORTS.
United STATES District Court-Ho0 r
-. Hammond, Judge.

The argument in the A. J. White. G.. w.
Cheek and Illinois steamboat cases was yes
terday resumed and concluded, and the cases
submitted.
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Millinery.

WANTED-T0o or three men of good ad.
dress to engage 10 q light and profitable occu-
patton. Inquire at So fernando street.
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20 tie Trade.

Having purchased large stocks of all grades
Of cigars, we now offer to cash buyers special
Inducements. NJ. j. COIN 81 Co,
Corner Main ana jefferson.
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WE call attention to the display of some
recently received new patterns Of fine mate
rial at Wanamaker & Browns, for suits to or
der. at S22. There are twenty-five Few de-
signs now in stock.
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Fresh Oysters ana Celery
Received daily by express at Victor D
Fuchs's, 80 and Al Jefferson street.
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~
No. 1885, hancerg Court of Shelby county-Wm.
(. Butler vs.. ]. II. Walker ct al.
PY virtue of an interIocutory decree for SALE en-
II tered In the above cause On the 9Th dag of Jolly,
1878, will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder. In front Of the Clerk and Masters office,
Courthouse, Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, December 2, 1875,
within legal hours the following described property
situated I'm Shelby coun y, Tennessee tO-Sit:
tain Let In the Butler division of the city of Mem
phls. in Block No beln@ Lot No. IA, designated
On WilliamsOn'S map OF the city, bouDded as fol.
lows, u Wit: Beginning the west side OF Causey
street, about one hundred and eighty feet north OF
Calhoun street. at the southeast corner of lot sold
TO Vim. 7. Hines in July, 1872; running thence
south with west side Of Causey street sixty feet to
the northeast corner of lot no. thence west one
hundred and eighty feet, TO a stake; thence north
sixty feet to said Illness south BOUNDARY ne thence
east with said line 10 CauSey street. to the beginning
TERMS OF SAIE--Ol a credit of six months,
purchaser to execute note with approved security,
with lien retained properly, to further pur-
chase money. Equity or redemption barred No
vember IL, SIS. T. A. COLE c. and II.
By L. B. MHenry, d. C. and NJ.
Minor M.riSether, Sol for COmpl't. tn
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STRAYED.
sTRAYED oR STOLEN.

NEARE-A light bay medium size mare, In
M rood order when stolen; ven thick through
The laws and white speczs on Jaws; on let side sew
erai marsa. resembles sores that have healed up,
,alsed by b q b cd; large eyes. NJ small scar on
brsast and Is a dne blooded little mare; won't work
good IN harness; Will kick pad IN harness. natuIal
roadster aud rides we'll. $40 rtWardWll De PAN
for her return 10 Thomas CialWeIl. iour ana ha!t
miles on ola Rale gh r0ad
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NIE|AI

1000 bxs Mild Cheese,
Factory Prices, freight added.
500 bxs Crackers,
Factory Prices, freight added
1000 bxs Fancy and Stick Candy,
Factory Prices, freight added.
so Barrels AtmOre's Mince Meat.
100 Half.baTrels AtmOre's Mince Meat.
1000 Buckets AtmOre's Mince Meat,
g to so pounds.)
Factory Prices, freight added.
500 Barrels Silver Noon Flour.
100 Half.barrels Silver Noon Flour.
100 Barrels Plants Extra Flour.
so Barrels Jack Frost Flour.
500 Barrels Different Grades Flour.
geo BrIs Silver Moon and Pearl Meal.
1000 brIs Apples, Fine for shipping.
500 brls Fine Early Bose Potatoes.
100 brls Oranges.
goo brls Fresh N. Y. State BuckWheat,
7OO0 Cases Salmon. Sardines, Canned
Tomatoes, Peaches, Pickles, Etc.
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n. B. IRRELEVANT. HUNSDON CARY
Irrelevant & CaTV,
NOTAREES,
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

| COMMISSIONERS. Q. S. Commissioners ard Con-
| - yeyance rs No. x MADISON ST, have returned,
and are rsady for business VIII Give nrOmpt atten
| lion To all matters intrIstsd to me.
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TAKEN UP.

DOw-A large size bItndle COW, with Gait 4
[ monthg OIL which The owner can have by pay
in9 charges and proving property. Chas. Boyde co.
ord Bass avenue. two miles ON city.
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w. H. sCANLAND. Proprietor i,yttc
I IT was hard minute for Kate, but

It was hard minute for Kate, but
she was a good actress Not dash of
color Redeemed her cheek as she turned
to Kasson, and said Aii
"Can you perform your multifarious
duties for St. James's Church?'
She saw that he had his own note in
his hands, and she understood and low
ed him for what he had done. This
square-faced; clumsyI man had some
thing of a woman's delicacy and quick
lwitted tact. 14a@soQ anoII35RylI H.
q II rarely have received orders SO
pleasant to PERFORM, he said, with a
double meaning to his words, (which he
had no idea Miss Reid understood. s,.
The rest Of the evening passed quiet
ly, and1not until thetwo days efdid
Kasson perform his g pleasant duty,
In spite 81 the knowledge fes had that
Kate Reid loved him, he, hardly knew
how to ask her to be his wife. He was
not going TO tell her that she had hand
ed him the wrong note, and that be had
thus discovered She loved him. No, IN
deen.n He w0nld ldlneseFl lisp oae syllable
of her. fortunate mistake. These
thoughts ran through his brain as lie Sac
near Kate,raad talked withher absently.
The. first lull that came in the converse
ton, he took advantage Qf'sayingaub9
Miss Reid,y is if, rude TO- ask; when
you last heard from 'Wfnslow?' 'iiN'
I 81 .havenot heard frDm sAimifor over
a week = she answered, the color COM
ing in her cheeks nuw.is 10 esfb1i siii
A short silence followed. Then Kas-
You are going I'd marry him NEXT
spring, are you not?'''l, vcs aee
e1l''I shall never marry him, answered
Katea9ssoQ OF b9WoliG sd bInt
II They were not a sentimental boy and
girl, but the rest Of the tete-d-tete z do
not propose to chnonfcle, on account of.
its incoherency. However, it resulted
in satisfaction f6fs then, and ibewilde def&
nnent for Mrs. Reid and, (subseauently),
for the gossips- of Shatemuc City. As
for Wihslow, hetodk ID philesaphically'
and married another young, lady, last,
fall. It IS something of y eprUblem I'LL
my mind whetherprs no Kase, Kassopl
will ever confess her stratagem to her
husband, ,of whether lie FDf confess. to-
her that BY q % mistake asalss "a he; saw the
Sheppard. So far; ;naithar has hinAsdal
sRord Of their respective secrets, Il is
my belief they never viii. A-aG( G(olde,t Rule.
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THE .A1NGss4AWAY BIRD

bsyl hsve you heard of the sing away bird
|iSat sings where the Runaway River 1rE
deYR with It's rills from the bald. head.
|fhat stand in the sunshipean shiver?
"0h sing! sing away sing -awayi" ,
How the pines and the bfrches are stirred
Dyshefrfifuftne sing snway bird
ksssssae2.,sisa k, i;2 ,.s{ mns. with their ROCKS &
|bthe tune Of his rapture are ringing.
y their faces grow young, all their gray
|raiytIe fasestsaqeak fersh into singing.
80 sing, sing away sing -awayp'
And the river rims singing along;
And tAe.fyipg Nirfls1 1 Catch up the song.
Ivas nothing, but--hushl a wild, white.
fthrOated thrush,
hat emptfed his musical culver
Ma charm and spell over valley and dell
II the banks of the Runaway River. ~
f0 singl sing away sing awayw
! fet the song of the wild singer had
Thssntgdof q so,a tha p slat E
beneath the glad suns,isay q glad heart
4 ed one
ktAsIvofld I'd thetune of his egladness.r
ehvef Shah sing it. the breezes shah wing
Hlise shall forget its long sadness.
0 sing! sing away! sing awayW
ing, spirit, who knowest joys Giver-
Sng on, BY times Runaway River!
s~Lxcy Larcom, in st. Nicholas for May =
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.v.t 7sM4Y:.'EE - Z.


Hen beeches brighten early May, .5-s
Y Young grass shines along her way;
nen April willQVs meet the breeze
- softest dawn among the trees;
hsn smelle of Spring fills all the air, ,ae..s
N meadows bloom, and blue birds pair;
Ssn Love first bares her sunny head
~ the brook and ily-bed;
atiinC of sound or sightvtO grieyesx
nm cRoirinE fhefrf 70 quiet eve-2t
heart will not, for all its ease,
s,spf the days to follow these.
n sloyeliness shall be betrayed,
n happiest of music played sf
|sOst field TO field, by stream and bough,
IN silent be as tuneful now, m
y silver launch ofthistles sail
down the Sulitary yale:A - SS&tF~
n blue sOlicitude of sky
n eyer.beauty doomed to die,
~ nightly mist shall witness here
n Welded glory of the year. -,f
John rance Cheney, in Scri6ner for May.
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Too Much Dscogatien.
/ LADIES' who live in 1.-THE country 4

hi Ladies' who live in 1.-THE country are
particularly liable, to 'soverdo'' their
decoration. They get many hint Of
beautiful objects that cam be made with
little trouble from magazines and pa
pers, and they mustieeds Try their skin
in i constructing II the. pretty knicknacksi
Sometimes a beautiful ornament is thus
made;, but MANY timessthGlaek lof tho
needful materials, so easily procured in
the city. but SO difficult to find in the
country, will cause q poor imitation
''of what was designed To be 8 iisthing of
beauty. = We might cite, many exam
pies. of this enthusiastic pursuit Of ,yari-
GUS kinds of fanoySwofk kl-wof5t6d work,
for instance, We shudder to think. of
the time spent tEwastedHthe eyes
r ruined, o oVer5A ugly iPiecesb ot1sm-
broidery-ottomans, pillows, slippers,
etc. just now the maiifa Is fotf painting
.uponi pottery. q With able instruction
this enthusiasm might be turned into
good channels. Il Butdwha shall be- said
Of that invention Of some mediocre mind
- the pasting upon ginger jars Of cheap
apdltawdy picturesP MheniRB seeonr
shelves and tables covered with these
vases nlatchssafss,a cfgaf RoMefs, etc:, !,
and know that, from regard to the. .feelI
iings OF the young artists, these must be
placed in a conspicuous ition and fay7
orable light, we are III danger Of wishing
that all pottery could nbe. bhrieds so
deep in the ground that even the inde-
fatigable: chIiem&hn. could hot unearth
it. Aparlor ought anot todbs Glittersd
with such tribes Better q nfews good
and not costly pictures, such as engrav-
ings, or 'Brauh's autotypes df Celebrated
Ipaintmgsy An iinexpeHsfV6 frames; or-
naments spAfingH Hbusedj but beautiful
in themselvAs, And frpmr association; .
very few thrifty plants, not too delicate,
but those that will give plenty of 'how-
'ers, and will not. require all the sun
shine; ibest. of all, good books ii plain'
casessi aLeaye fspacS fog th4inew volume
and thHhag agazinH upon the table; land
for the bfightevening LAM; spaceupop
the dpor for the; shildrel'S toys end for
themselves To- frOlje;; and let not, even
the honest dog or the gentle eat be ,ban7
ished lest they break dr 6 4 mar AZ somae U fIaii i
piece II fancy-work. So shan we BE
kept FROM she worry and care of too
many treasures, and find time for read
ing, for study siforplay with the little
ones, and perhaps sfor bpraetising, ,at
times the almost lma lost aab isf splain sew-
n1g.IScri9''er for mag. .sa stl.4e5r
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MAS 1T TaUNUeAAN4Y2

lter Doctor Reid died, Mrs. Reid
sensibly sold the big house with
khyas areshA i zlpnseryatory on tbs
nce, and stables behind the clump oi
Prs, and moved into a smaller, though
less pleasant house, en- Academy
nue. ErpplaVeresnot surprised al
but when they heard that Kate
tRs going to teach mathematics al
Female Ss<hinadgp . Men. the public
WQs { It began to pity Mrs.
little. The Doctor, must have
terribly in debt. or the place mort
I, for otherwise it would not have
necessary for Kate to teach school.
bad for her, poor thing. just 20, and
bnghtk and 8os good looking to he
Pd to tod from 8 to III with a, par
Y stupid girls at the Seminary. Ia
" l0w8sefs K6te@AS not obHsed
eit a tlls bat kbsing \ young Woln-
arather independent ideas, she, fan
That to have six hundred dollars a
ALI her own, would not be a disa-
5ble sensation to experience. She
10y needed particularly in the do
dslhrtment fat home. in fact,
good many ether bright and
fle pramsrrisd wemenSTsh was
Enssded 80 anywhere to any extent. So
taeoas that skS taught the SEM
girlsn'arishmetiey algebra, eand
try, and, though it. was rather
10 the patience once in a while,
Fhsle,f sheE very, much liked
hg the young idea. - - So
day In December, she walked
e9uAl 81 I2E 0 dock, and pros
= directly into the parlor. Sitting
aasE asEE.ssasa ga 'gsxlA2sHss'ssai yI5ss. NIss.
appcatance,, who rose and shook
w xlta Kate cordially. and stood
90Q % ahSr as she warmed hef,
aIaaadss You never would have
9 nom s3he greeting that these
pie were Iab0ring under the SEN
q bonds Of an engagement, but
1 he fact, They had been en-
3ens month"; no be sure it had
l10saie affiaiTy-fer4they had
4 80 sliked each ether ALWAYS.
:.Allyeanae TO- the conclusion
I might as well get married. He
met enough and was old enough,
oelng neariys40; and as he and
y ~ Z Yays been very good friends,
!. IN his New Y ofk offce, one
saa XE0tf her aproposal. When
lveu II, she was a little amused
Hsas deal NsPised but as she
sahd wrote 2 IA Acceptance:
romantic about this, you see;
IN herstical idea that very
- = Eliges are often the result Of
! g enfnts.f .f'E o.S<sa
e,dna roms rppJ from New
= SsIely to see You, said Wins
INV ;sus.es & e kate's question; shut
y h aUout the new railroad.
r sas way, one of the civil en-
20. hassoh,, at work here, is
l5iPSaA q Hjpe. He's very clever.
q ~ saeR, And Is a genaenan'
jsa;s a sua y through: He isn't much
sm man, but / should like to
Ifhsrnao note OF introduction to you,
1aian I mind .ssId&.x ~
sala be glad to meet him, of
replied Kate; "and mother
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|! !; Among wheat growing States Iowa
stands first, Minnesota second, Illinois
third and WISCONSIN fourth. III 0hiU
raises the most winter wheat and Illis
nois the most corn and oats Pennsyl-
vania the most rye-one-fifth of the
whole crop, and California the most bar
ley.
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o1 DURfNG the last four months Ceyl6n
has 1heen sisitai by 81 ssdGbsaiud s0sd5
foods, which have caused great destxpc-
ton 'of property and seriously tmpifed II
tie proarscta a t]aAeQmias saae9 9srosgod
In some districts as much rs 80 inches
of rain have been reg7ssSfel fin 3sdzys ;sdt
and from the 1st olsNovenaber to the
Goth Of l2ahAary lassY 800 ilchss of rsST
ilfad been registered at Laggala, The,
natite4 dexpfSss tthe opinion shat thAn Anio
~ SKY s is motb-eate n and hence tie cpns,sr
lstant leakage. :
FL IL gu----ii-zte-44s,s4444 ..ssHsiies01aa mort
For BURNS. Strong, fresh,~. clear
/ fimelwater, mixed With az much lnseedl 81
oil as it will cut; shake the bottle before ii
applying wrap the burn in cotton-wad-
ding saturated with the l0Gbn 8 fWss ID ! "a
often as it appears dry without remov-
ing cotton from burnfo nine days, when
new skin will probably have formed.