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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-12

Though the wheat crop has proved almost
failure in the State, it is gratifying 10 know
that the oat crop is the best that has been
raised for several years. Every variety APP
pears to have done we'll. and but few cases of
rust appeared up to the first of July. Some
damage was done the crop in many counties
from severe and long continued rains. In
loSy places where the oats were rank, The oats
have fallen down and have been materially
injured The weather for harvesting this
crop has been bad, and the harvest in the
northern parts of the State is not over at the
date of this report. The facts justify me in
putting the crop at ITO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-20

I THs TH1RD-SrREET METHODIST CRURCH
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w. B. Derrick and
Joseph Nicholas have sent the following
communications to the dispatch in refer
ence to the circular published Yesterday:
Editors Dispatch: Genilemen,-In your
issue OF the 18th instant appeared a card
over the signatures OF two Individuals styl-
| ing themselves members OF the Official
Board, &C., of the Third. Street \. N. Z.
church (colored).
This is not true. for the members COM
posing said Board were ignorant Of any
such publication. likewise deny the a!le.
CATION alleged against me as the production
OF malice from first to last. I have made
offers to the so-caIled aggrievcd parties for
an investigation OF the whole affair by some
OF the members OF the sister churches
white Methodist. This they refused, say
ing they did not want their business taken
before white men. w. B. DERRICK.
Presiding Elder 4. NJ. L. Church.
Editors Dispatch: notice an article in
your paper OF September 10, 1878, signed
bv Thomas D. Payne, president, and W.
II. !Tinsley, secretary. l simply state that
the whole statement made by those men is
a base falsehood. In the first place, they.
neither OF them. hold any Office in tue
church. and are in nowise connected with
the Official Board OF said church. /, as
pastor, have been charged by them OF OBJ
struc,ing an investigation between the said
aggrieved party and the Presiding Elder
(Derrick). which is false {; for at their own re-
quest called q committee OF three elders and
gave the cause thorough ventilation, and
still they remained dissatisfied. Then the FL
der himself profTered to submit the casc be-
fore three white elders of the city, and allow
the matter to be heard with open doors, but
those dear. conscientious Christian brethren
opposed that proposition. No. These are
tie men that have sworn themselves to re-
sort to any low means whatever in their
! mower for the purpose, il possible, to de-
stroy the influence OF the pastor and pre-
siding elder. That is The reason that tiiey
didn't want to submit the case to the heIr-
ing OF three white elders. 1t is nothing
but deep-seatcd prejudice, will! mali
ciollS, bad spirit to carry out their nernlc!oUs
purposes. They are rebels against our
church government, and will be dealt with
accordingly.
JOSEPH NICHOLAS, pastor in charge OF
Third-Slreet a. NJ. f. church.
Editors Dispatch: Gcntlemen.-A card
appeared in your issue of the 10Th instant
signed by persons representing themselves
us the Official Board OF the Third. Street
church. We, as members of said Board.
pronounce the whole thing to be fraud OF
the first magnitude. No such paper has
ever gone from our department. Likewise
those that are styling themselves as mcm-
| bers are in no way connected whatever
Respectfully,
NICHOLAS JOHNSON,
SAMUEL SMITH,
GILBERT BOYD,
ALFRED HILL,
RICHARD FOIREsTER,
RICHARD G.. FORRESrER,
WILLIAM NJ. +. FORESTER,
WILLIAM II. WELLS.
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price. A fine houae that cost 81 800 few
years aco, in perfect repair, and several out
houses, and good well OF water, was offered
for sale few days ago, and only $500 was
offered. Another that cost 81 100 was sold
for 1903. The owners are willing to take
balf-price for any property in this locality,
but can't get it. There have been several
petitions to the officers Of The Court OF Hen
rico, including the attorney for the Com
monwealth and Judge. After half dozen
or more netlectua! attempts the case was
brought to the notice OF the grand jury
the last term, Just ended. OF course true
bill was. found. Tie oTEers then hired
help and drained the water Of. This pond
was the refuge for all dead animals, night
soil, and every variety OF nuisance, anywhere
in the neighborh0od. AS stated, the attempt
was made to drain, but two or three inches
OF water was left in some PORTIONS. Eaking
it twenty times as nauseating and render
ing all kinds OF contagious disease to the
citizens surrounding it. | have heard doc
tors say that they would rot be surprised ii
cholera or yeIoT-iever did not spring from
it. The trial was to have taken place this
term, but for reasons known 10 others i
was postponed till The second day OF the
next term. | made statement to the Judge
OF the County Court, or at least tried. lie
told ne lie would hear it On the second day
OF his next term. / informed him that it
was the opinion Of many that contagious
disease would spring from 1t, aS it was very
offensive. He said he would inform Mr.
Williams OF it. aud hear the rest OF my
statement on trial. THUS was cut OF from
any redress. Without lime or some d:sin-
fectant Is used is1mcdiateIy doubtless the
citizens nearby will De visited with as great
a rava"e OF mortality as New Orleans or
Memphis. / hope the Board Of Health OF
Richmond will take hold OF it. and save tie
lives OF hundreds OF clLizeHs and prevent :!
scourgc Of sickness not hitherto known in
Richmond. Respectfully, Il. l.. kI>G.
P.S. ] am in poor circumstances, and
now down with chiiIs and fever. and lad
to-day to send to ny mother, living In the
country, to know II size wouldn't board my
family till something vas lo3r. II she re-
ports iayo:ab'y, though ! am keerlr@ Il
Srocery-s:orr, We vii: close and leave the
comforts oi home 10 save the lives oi NY
! family from the effects % said nuisance.
Yours, i. L. KING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-20

PERsoNAL.-J. V. Reddy, Esq, left here
last night for Concord, New Hampshire, on
4 contested-wii case, in which one OF oul
citizens is interested to the amount oi
s2,7 200. lie Will also represent the Catholic
Beneficial Society OF Richmond at the Irish
Catholic Benevolent Union Convention
which meets in Worcester, Mass, on the
25th instant.
Hon. Bcv. Douglas was in the city yes
terday.
Rev. DR.. Hoge and DR.. Mcguire will be
back home in about two weeks.
Harry Tinsley, of the Staunton Vindi'
Gator, who has been on trip to New Eng
land, was in the city yesterday.
Rev. John b. Turpln, the pastor of Hall
fax Courthouse and Black Walnut churches,
reached New York yesterday after a three
months tour in Europe.
Mr.. Edward II. Freeman, formerly OF
Richmond, after having twice made = tour
around the world, has located in Cedar
Keys, Florida.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-20

A WONDERFUL DIEAM.-[From the Tren-
ton State Gazette. On the 9Th OF Septcm-
Der the wife Of Police. Officer Reed lost her
pocke.-book. containing IS, and after a
long search for it gave it up as lost entirely.
Four nights afterward she dreamed that she
went to the gvpsy's camp and told the old
crone OF her loss. Mrs. Reed, in relating
the curious dream 10 her husband, told him
that the old woman took purple egg from
her pocket, and after rubbing 1t on one side
for moment cIover-leaf appeared, and
the old woman told her to go home and
look for the purse in the garden. Mr.. Reed
laughed at it at first, and then, becoming
curious. went out into the garden to satisfy
his curiosity, and OH turning over large
pumpkin-leaf, there lay the pocket-book,
where Mrs. Reed had dropped il out Of one
OF those ratch-pockets that are basted on
the polonalse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-20

.Nnor TopicS.- Brocks's stage line was
run sor the benefit Of .hC vc!.ow-feveT sGf-
ferers Wednesday.
But two marriiu ue-.iccnScs have been Is
sued this month-Doth to colored couples.
But few persons have PAID their capita
tion-taX since the Mayors election, at
which time the total vote was $50. The vote
in the presidential election Of 1876 was over
LOO.
There will be Il court for the trial Of civil
warrants 1T the Mayors Courtroom this
morning at q O'Clock.
Bcatlic will soon put on Il new stage, to
DC known Il, the Robert L. Lee, and said
| to tie the han dsoTc>t one in Virginia.
Considerable quantities OF new proven
der are being daily weighed IL the city
scale-house.
Since August 1st 2GG dog and G goat
medals have been sold. Up to the samc
period Tor 1871. 30 dog and goat medals
had been i>Saeq.
4 lot OF tEG.y.thrce feet front, with 4
awe!ling-Aou>p, vas sold Wednesday fol
| SGS5 70 Mr.. W. :. B!ani;cnsnip by Frank },
Sampson. aGctioEeer.
Manchester IS ut present very healthy,
and the mortality wiII compare laEorably
with any city oi SIMILAR size IN tic country.
The case OF }. W. Winf'@r, charged with
embeZz1cmcnf, will be called before Just.cE
Martin al kcve>ah'S to-day.
Meeting OF :;Enday-sGhooi officers, teach
crS. scholars, and friends, 1t Tic Meade
Memorial church AZ ) O'Clock this evening
\ petition for The pardon OF Royal tlaX'
all. under sentence III tbc cbain-ganG loi
conspiracy, Is IN circulation, and receiving
many signatures.
There are six prisoners i'll the city lail
ali coiorcd. including one !un;;iic.
The mectiaws at The Methodist chGrc!
have been wei. attended and full Of interest
More bricks were made in Manchester
this season than for my similar period sinc'
the work commenced.
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President Board of Health.

CAPTURE OF THIEVES AND RECOVERY OF
STOLEN PRoPERTY.-Nlention has been MADE
Of the robbery of James Conway'S stable,
on Tenth street between Marshall and Clay.
harness belonging TO both DR.. Knox and to
CONWAY was taken. On Wednesday even
ing portion of the harness belonging 70
Conway was found by some boys concealed
at the extreme north end OF Eleventh street,
lust over the ravine. Wednesday nlSut,
Officer E. z. Hulce, supposing that the thlel
would come TO the rayine to get bis PUN
der. laid in wait for him, and was rewarded
with success. The thief came down the bill 70
the place where the harness had been LAID.
At the favorable moment the officer grabbed
him and took him to the Second station
house. It was learned from the prisoner, who
proved to be William Jones, Il white eX-con-
Wet, that his accomplicc in the robbery was
John Rose also an cN-conyict; that Or,
Knox's harness had been sold to Michael kel.
". iunk.dealer, Twentieth and Main. and
that Rose and Jones had III appointment to
meet each other ct the corner OF Seventeenth
and Grace streets that night at haif-past
o'clock. While Jones was lodged lii the Sec
ond staion.hause Sergeant Hall and Mr..
unlce went to Seventeenth and Grace and
there secured Rose, who was lett 1T the
First station.
Jones stated that they sold DR.. Knox:
harness to Mr. Kelly for $3.50, but upon :
search of his premises being duly made D!
these officers it was not found. Mr.. Kelly
denied that he lad ever had it.
The TWO thieves were before The Police
Justice yesterday, when the examination
was postponed until Monday.
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9a-e'ENr S'E<sRE.
DECEIVED At THE 9s-CENT STORE

DECEIVED At THE 95-CENT STO IRE,
The landsomest liac oc TIN TOlLET-WARE evcl
offered IN the ci:y-seren different styles, fn
size. at e23J It set; al! our Old styles at S2.75
twenty new and Land>omc styles IL So.97 10
$3.50;
a very handsome SlTvER-pLATED TEA-SET
tiyc piccc>l, warranted trpe-;,ate, for $500,
O.: viii sci! single pieces al sl-0S;
FIyE-BuTlLE REVOLVING CASTORS, war
rented ,riple-p,a,c. at :1.9S;
FIVE-BOTTLE REVOLVING CASTORS at 99c.
LARGE SILTER-PLATED SOUp-LADLE at
99c.:
Smaller SILvER-PLATED soUP-LADLE, war
rautcd, at 99e.;
so sets ElGlIT-BALL CR0QUET ut G9c.;,
SO LARGE FOUH-WHEEL WAGONS al 99c.:
ls-INCu SOLID LEATHER EALIsES tred or
blackl al s1.9S:
24-lNCH EEAMELLED VALISES ct $l.0S;
HANDSOME NICKEL-TRIMMED LEATHER
SATCHELS az G9c.;
A iuu l.ue of BIRD-CAGES at 99c.
Gail ana see the new goods at
sos BROAD STREET.
se9 ". \. STEVENS.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TuE HEATTu OF THE CITY-A TRUE STATE
MEST FROM AN OFFICIAL SoURCE.-The edit
tors of this paper yesterday addressed note
TO tie President OF the Board OF Health,
requesting him, in view OF recent publlca-
tions, to give an official statement regarding
yeIow-leYer. The following Is his reply.
1t is candid and satisfactory:
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,
RICudoSp, September 10, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: An undue ln-
portance has been attached to the ar
rival in this city Of 4 family Of re.
f,lyees from New Orleans, in when one
case OF yeIlow-fever has been developed,
which is now progressing very favoraDIy
towards conyalescence. This family, being
very destitute, are supplied by the city au-
thorities with everything necessary for their
treatment and comfort. with medical alien
tlon and nurses; hence it will be unneceS-
sarv for the charitable TO furnish anything
additional. Every precaution will be taken
to preserve the premises where these per-
sons are located pure and lnoffensiVe.
The CITY authorities and the citizens gene
rallv have not thought it necessary or ad-
visable to throw any impeachment in the way
of the refugees from the infected districts
finding an asylum in our midst; hence no
attempts have or will be made to eStaDllsh
land quarantine, and the only anxiety mere
tofore and now felt is in reference 10 the
arrival of vessel from some Injected port,
which might bring the germs OF tlle aiseaSe.
Richmond was never IN more heailhs
condition for this season OF the year thiin
at present. The whole city is IN cIeanly
state. In 1866 Richmond opened her pof,,
falls TO the refugees from Norfolk, received
the sick into her families and hospitals, anu
no case OF yellow-ieyer was developed
among its citizens. The city was then
unsuppied with sewers. All the Wasfe
water from lots passed along or slagnated
in the badlv-graded cutters, which in few
hours became offensive to sight and smell.
No provision was made for the removal OF
garbage or refuse matter from the lots.
Every one was allowedto employ unrel'aoie
scavcpgers, who in the secrecy OF the nl@ht
dumped the offensive material III the raVlnes
in the city, or in many cases buried IL Oh
the lots. The suburbs received all that was
carried out, and we were surrounded WIN
a Gordon Of such deposits. Everything mas
been changed since. System now prevails
in every department.. Our sewer system
has been greatly enlarged and improved.
our streets we'll graded and drained, and
all offensive materials removed. Ii Rich
mond escaped in 1855, we may reasonably
hope that similar result will follow now.
Our citizens may rest assured that no
secrecy will be observed on the part OF this
Board, and no attempt made to deceive the
public in or outside OF the city. We Will
as heretofore give notice il any alarm need
be appreheuded. Our weekly reports will
be true and accurate as to the cause Of all
deaths reported to us. Respectfully,
J. G. CADELL, u. D..
President Board OF Health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-20

CLASSIFICATION OF MATL-MATTER AND
RATES OF POSTAGE THEREoN.-The Rich
mond Chamber OF Commerce bas received
IN invitation TO send delegate to confer
encc to he held in New York on the 9th OF
October on q bill "relating to tue cassIijca-
ton Of mai-matter and rates OF postage
thereon which is now pending in Con-
gresS. and which the parties who send the
Invitation say ais so good in its purpose
and scope that it ought TO become law at
the earliest date practicable"
It Is suggested by the parties who are or
ganiZinS the conference that besides taking
action upon the bill now pending an inter
change OF views be had upon the wants and
necessities OF the service regarded from an
outside standpoint, among which may be
mentioned the classification OF maiI-mattpr,
uniformity Of rates, extension OF the letter
carrier system, and disposition OF unpaid
| letters.
The invitation is signed by parties from
New York, Boston, st. Louis, Chicago,
New Orleans, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-20

VIRGrNIANs IN PARIs.-Nr. L. M. Black
ford, OF Alexandria. has just returned
home from Paris. He informs Us that he
left well in that city on the 9Th instant Com
missioner William A. Anderson, of Lex
ington; Mr.. Edward Archer, OF Richmond; !;
General J. E. Roller, Of HarI'isonburg, and
wife; and Mr.. Francis T. StribEng, OF
Staunton. Bliss Maria Blair, OF this city,
who had been there, crossed on that day to
London. Miss Shaw, OF Charlottesville,
with the party Ct young ladies conducted
by her, all in fine health, reached Paris on
the 4th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-20
HOTEL EUROPEAN,
SPIRO ZETELL Z,
s;HAsP1os COOK or THE CoNTINEsys'

CHAMPION COOK OF THE CONTINENT,
5orJAe EXCELLENCE Of its crfsine, the yARiET!
s1nd the QUALITY OF ITS sUrpLIES FOR TILE IA
HLE, Is coume.sted in brilliant manner to l
transient and the resident pubic. The splendid
fabie aote suits al tastes. and che various ptepa
aatjons Cor quests accommodate ysrybody. THA3
LUNCH for hurried rcfreshmeut tor the business
1nau aud The man in I5anSttu Is both economical
and satisfactory. 1t Is EXCELLENT and UNryER.
SALLY PorCLAE.
III all varieties Of ELEGANT AND Luxurious
FEAxrIsG ile EUROPEAN HOTEL Is WITHOUT
A SUPERIOR. ItS WINES ard LIQUORS ARE THE
BEST, and the prices are aixs5s reasonable.
Strangers are urged 10 give ile HOTEL EURO
PEAE trial lsSuperior Fare, Fine Lodging, and
Good Attendance can win their good opinion they
will be fas: friends of the HOTEL EUROPEAN. &.
1t is now the NICK OF TIME FOB TkE BEST
THINGS for the qualification Of the critical adser
Df good eating.
COME-SEE-LIVE!
f. 1T.GiI .....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-20

A LAWYER oNPLrssE D.-Generaa
Hughes: Did you know, DIR. Curtis, that
they found tracks on the night Of the muir
dex leading around the harm. and ending in
the alley near your door, between the bank
and fhe store?
Mr.. Curtis Gnnocently): Not until you
told me So.
Here Dir. Moak roared with laughter.
General Hughes tried to explain the thing
by drawing further answers from the wit
ness, but only made 1t worse.-t50Ss-Ea-
aninaiiOn al SARATOGA.
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A Nuisance Near the City.
IoT A WHOLE NEIGHBORHO0D MAY BE MADE
cIcE EROE A STAGSANT POOL.
NEAR RICHMOND, Va.

NEAR RICHMOND, VA.
September 10, 1878.
Editors of the Dispatch: Please publish
the following for the benefit OF the citizens
in the lower end OF this city: For several
years past there has been an old pond,
known as Bakers pond, adjoining the city
limits. or, at least, not more than fifteen or
twenty yards from the corporation line.
The nond was made by Mr.. Elisha VIII
lam<. brick merchant: For several years .rs
if had wells in it, which kept the water
from stagnating, but of late the wells nave
been filled up by an accumulation Of mud,
ana consequently has stagnaled, greatly TO
the annoyance and very detrimental 10 the
health OF the ncighborlood. Several parties
have had to send their families away during
the summer months, the stencil was so great,
and nearly all in the neighborhood OF 1t
have suffered with intermittent, tYpholu, OF
bilious levers. 1t has doubtless caused the
death OF several children, and destroyed the
health OF many OF the citizens near bY.
Property in this vicinity cunt be sold at any
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-20

MORE ADDED TO TIE LIsT.-The following
telegram was received in this city yester-
day:
MEMPHIS, Tenn. September 1S, 1878.
Nr. Waiter 5. Sa6lett:
H. S. Reynolds and wife died to-day of
yeIlow-tever.
[Signedl L. h. WILSON.
Mr. REYNOLDS formerly lived in Rich.
mond. He was Il printer, and had been
publishing a Pythian paper since he went
to Memphis. We understand he bad had
the fever once before. He bad numerous
friends here, who Will be srieved TO learn
NJ tbo sad death of himself and wife.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-20
NATCESE&raEi AGD VICINITY.

The Musicaie NiGM.-The programme
for the third musica!e Of The Beethoven AS
sociaton tonight will be 4 varied and ut
tractiva one. There Will Eo vocal solo by
IL well-known lady. and duct and quar-
iette for lady voices, a round for male
voices, two cilcru>sc>. and several iE3tru-
mental pieces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-20
REMOVAL OF POLITICAL DIsABIL11

REMOVAL OF POLITICAL DIsABILITIEs.-
Governor Holiday Yesterday removed the
political disabilities of Aaron Smith (col-
ored), sentenced in May, 1871, to the pcni-
tentiarv for eight years on conviction in
the County Court of Amelia of larceny and
bouse.breaking. The petition for the re-
moyal of these disabilities was backed by q
GOOD record at the peritentiary, where his
conduct bad reduced his term year, AND
by the recommendations OF the citizens OF
Granite, where he now resides.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-20

MOTHER MUST NOT FoRG EFT DIR. MoFrETT's
TEErHISA t7eething Po,oders) regulates the
bowels an. makes ieethinz easy. YEETHISA cures
choiera.infaEtlm and the summer complaints Of
children; heals crupIions and sores, removes and
prevents the formation of worms. No mother
should be without It. r. w. POWERS 6 CO.. Rich
moud, ard all druggists kecpit
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n-r AT COHEN BROTHERS'-

MI AT COHEN BnUTHERS'-
BLACK THIBET SHAWLS at soc. on the dollar;
Also, BLANKETS al less than market value;
BLACK ALL-W0OL CASIlMERES ut SOC. re-
duced from 6Jc.; at Csc, reduced from Soc.
IuSin's Il; SIG. worth fully Sl.20:
A large stocs OF WHITE and COLORED FLAN-
NELS a; grea;Iv reduced prices;
WOOLLEN TABLE-CONERS reduced 20 81; for
mcry sold al 50:
CORSETS O: every description:
1lC-bone CORSEi'S IL S7'sc.: 4u-5onc n. 20c.;
Nu extensive stock OF HOSIERY III reduced rates tc
close for this season:
MATING ~ rc'iuc 1t rates 10 close;
Ladies' LINEN SUITS ut less than cost TO close:
Many other goods to close at 4 sacrifice. SET
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-20

BAsE-BALL.-The second OF the series OF
match games for the championship OF tht
State will be played this evening at 81
O'Clock between the Stonewall and The
Richmond Clubs. The last game between
these two mines resulted in draw. altel
ten innings; score, 8 to 8. Game TO DC
played at Richmond and Atlantic fark,
head OF Marshall street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-20

Frrrc11yE ARGUMENT FROM A LAWYER
Thomas G. Hayes, Esq., No. 304 north strcHeF
s,r,cr Baltimore. declared 10 friend Tie o'her osy
tha. he had suffered with rheGu'aii>in' "h'ch he
contracted in The Confederate army, Tor over .ep
wears often 10 that A. was Impossible to sleep; 'ha'
he lock siuglc bottle OF Il"rndon's GypsIs Gilt
more than year ago: that II cured him IN eighteen
o,irs and he has DO. felt ping of II since There
no noust nsQ about that. Sold by all I'VE druggists.
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~ AT COHEN BROTHERS,

n7g- AT COHEN BROTHERS,
BLEACIIED and UNBLEACHED COTTONS at
81. s, 5!g and G.c.;
GiNGHAMSa: Sc, reduced from 10c.; al! domcs-
tic goods reduced;
BEDTICK at ), &. TO- 12!, Is, aid 2oc., reduced
fully twenty per cent;
ENGLISH BEDTICK at 20. SO, 33, and 37kc.:
CANTON FLANNELS at So. 6]s. 7, 9, 8, 10, and
l2Ec., reduced from twenty-five to forty pei
cont. from last seasons prices. SET