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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-11
Wednesday, December IS, 1878,

expose for sale, and sell at Iublic outcry, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the FOLLOWING real estate
situate and described as follows:
certain lot or parcel of ground in the town OF
SomeiVllle State of Tennessee, County of Fayette
known and designated on the plan of said tOwn as
lot number 90 nine, in Block C. IN said town. IL be-
ing corner lot fronting 33) thirty three feet the
public square and fronting (66J sixty-six feet on
the east side of Lagrange street. together with the
building thereon, and the rights hereditaments
ana appuTtenances thereunto belonging. Sold IN
der the trust deed made by j. j. Holloway, deceased
already referred to:
ing and being In the town of SOmeTulle, county of
Eayette State of Tennessee, and described "a fol-
lows, t0-Wit, Parts OF lots numbers t6 and ~ six
and seven, bounded as fellows: Beginning at the
southwest corner of lot number 90 six. thence east
and fourteen 90 feet beyond unto lot number (7
seven, TO an alley ten feet wide. thence north (2D
tentone Teet and ten inches, or so far TO strike
west the center of the wall on the north side of
prick house erected on lot number (6) six; thence
eighty feet to the outside OF the front wall of said
house; thence south with the front or west wall 10
the beginning, t0get er with ALI Improvements and
appuTtenances theTeunt0 belonging. Sold under the
trust deed made By r II. Bowers, deceased, already
Also the following lots aud parcels of ground in
Inc town OF somervlIle county of Fayette, State of
Tennessee. to-wit: Lots Is, g. g aud 81 five. six,
eight and nine. and thst part OF lot number "a
seven between tots and 8. and g and Q, in block
A, IN said town, being same lots upon which the
three new brick stores have been recently erected
on southwest corner OF public square, and being the
Old Ban Tavern stand, being the same decTeed to
r II. Bowers by the Chaueery court at SOmeTviIe
in 1878, I'm the casa Il John c. Waddsll admins,
TRAITOR versus widow, heirs and creditors OF John
Ball, deceased, an undivided half OF which was
conveyed 10 j. j. Holloway by P. H Bowers by deed
or date 1th April 1875, the two undivided halves OF
which were conveyed to me as trustee, one by j. J.
Holloway and wife, and one by p. h. Bowers and
wife in the respect We trust deeds already referred TO-
All right or equity OF redemption TepuTchase of
said property is expressly waived In said trust deeds
and the purchasers title Will be absolute Title be
isyed to be perfect but sell and convey as trustee
only.
sale will be made on or at the premises of he
respective rieces OF property, within legal hours on
the day above sIalsu.
n. B. JOHNSTON, Trustee
Wright 4 Folkes. Attorneys, etc
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on the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets Memphis. Tennessee. sell TO the highest BID
A certain lot of land, lying and being IN Collier
VILE, Shelby county Tennessee situated at the south
east corner of the intersection OF Eain and Wash
ingtJn streets, fronting (40l forty feet on Main
street, ara running sex between parallel lines one
thereon.
Sale at u O'Clock m. Title believed to be good.
sell and convey as trustee only Equity of redemp-
ton waived.
WM. NJ. BROOKS, Trustee.
MENTPpTS TE,-N
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PRESCRIPTION FREE
Administrators Nofice-

lI'OR THE SPEEDY CURE OF Seminal Weakness.
l, Lost Manhood and all disorders brought on by
lsdScTetiOn or excess. ANY druggist has the InRre
o!cntS DR. JAQUES CO.,
I'D West Sixth Cincinnati
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COTTON.

The marke.s yesterday were reported with
a daeininV t. 40, TIcy. Arrivals In Liverpool were
1925 cheaper; idtuISs in New York were weak and
eight to nine points lower; nlda ing III new Uiie a
gloomy reports fIOm the sst, was rather strong
With good demand Prices on grades below MD
dlinR were reduced ie:. Sales we're 55OO bales,
mostly TO exporters and quotations as revised were
as
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on Saturday, December as. ISIS.

within legal hours. the following described property
situated IN Shelby county, Tennessee, to-wit: In
Range >, Eleventh Surveyors District, bounded as
follows: Beginning point in the east line of Lot
No. as subdiylded and partioned in these causes,
10 chains and 80 links from the northeast corner of
said SUBDIVISION; thence runs chains
and 90 links to stake; thence north q
chains and 75 links to a spanish oak;
thence east II chains to point In field owned By
one Dennis; Themes SOlth ~ chains 70 a stake 10
links from dead elm with a Water-oak pointer;
thence east 80 chains to a point in the edge Of
ditch at the northwest corner of 5Q-acre tract
owned by one Arnold; thence 3S chains to Wolf
river with holly and hickory pointers; thence with
the meandeIlngs of said river TO point so links
south Of saSsafras pointer; thence north II chains
and 20 links to a stake; thence west 9 chains and
% links % stake with two tron-wood beech, and
poplar pointers: thence north az chains to the be-
ginning containing 243ls acres For fuller de-
ScriptiOn reference Is here made 10 the decree for
partition file herein
Terms of Sale-Cash-
This December q. 1873.
R. ]; BLACK. Clerk and Master.
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TruStee's Sale
MnndnY. nnnemhnr m. IVA

I TNDER dsediof trust texecuted by G. H. Davis
- on The 9TH day of June, lS5H. and recorded In
the registers office Of Shelby county, tennessee in
record book TO. 1874, page 405 will as trustee al
the reQuest of the benefciaTies. on
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RaukruDt Sale,

In matter OF ]. Boyce Farley, Bankrupt:
PY virtue OF general order of sale entered By
ID the United States District Court, for tne West.
ern District OF Tennessee will sell at pnblic auc-
ton, in the town of Coleryllle, In front OF ]. T.
Brio. 4 20 So
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Trustees Sale,

I NDER a deed or trust executed By G. H Davis
- on the 9TH day OF May S75. and recorded IL
the registers Office of Fayete county Tennessee, ir
Record Book No. D, pages 81, 155 and SIS Will
as trustee, at The request of the henelciarH.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y virtue of the terms OF a deed In trust to me
- executed by l. a. Rhodes and wife, c. ii.
EhodeS, on the tenth day of February, 1873, which
deed or trust IS Gully Ie-istered in tue Registers
oice OF Shelby county, Tennessee, IN deed book No
90, page III. L will on
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L. W. Miller. AItomey. D'''Ai'' 1Au'iiini''i @'0
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
On Saturday, December IS, 1875.

No. 913, R C2)-C hancery Court OF Shelby county
John W,Garter VS.. Nir2tnia Owen NO. 1895 3 (2)-
Geo. W. Webb vs.. h Irby.
~ virtue OF an inteTlOcutOry decree for sale,
tered in the above causes on the nineteenth day
or December, 1875, and renewed December6 8, 1878,
Will SELL at public auction, to the highest bidder
In front or the Clerk and Master Office Courthouse
building, Main street. Memphis. Tennessee.
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RIVER NEWS.
Weather and irIyerg

The table and dispatches below give official
particulars concerning the weather and rivers:
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE OBS. y. s. Al
AENPHIS. DecsmbeF 10. 1873.
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The following are the New York spot quotations.
for yesterday: Ordinary, 7lsc; good ordinary.
= 1-I6e; low middling, S5sc; niddling. &c;
good mlddling. 5-l6c; ml1ding fair, 10 3l6c. At
1909. weak and lower TO sell; l2:l5, quiet; 2:20.
dull; B. Gull. sales 3g4 bales.
The following Is the latest New York telegram Of
futures
NonthS. YesteIYfIu. Dr. hlf,rc
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Saturday, December ss, 1878.

No. 1888 r D.. 1928 H-D.-Chancery Court Of Shell
by cOuntv-- Humes POstOn vs. II. S. NeEsom ct
al.
pY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale en-
- tered in the above cause on the 2!st day OF
March, 1877, NJ. B. II, p. BIB, and renewed De-
cember o. 1878, Will SELL at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and Masters
office, Courthouse building, Main street, Memphis,
Tennessee, on
Saturday, December IS, ISSS,
within legal hours the following described property
situated in Shelby county,, Tennus see, tO-wit:
In that part of Memphis known as Chelsea, and
being parts o. lots 27S and 27q, plan or Green
laws addition TO Memphis and beginning for the
part owned by H ;. Newsom at stake. the north
east corner OF Fifth and keIT streets; thence east
with Kerr street 30 fee thence north 1885 feet TO
ALLEYS thence west with said alley so feet TO Fifth
stUeet; thence southvardy with east line Of Filth
street 20 the beginning
Terms of Sale-oE credit Of six months, pur-
chaser giving bond and security, bearing Interest
from date and lien retained to secure purchase
money.
This December Z, 1873.
4. ]. BLACK. Clerk and Master
L. W. Miller, HUmes Il POstOn and Clapp 4
MeuX, attorneys.
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Trustee,s Sale.
LnnunrN -. 1879.

IN pursuance Of the terms Of a trust deed exc
L cGted 20 me b. Walker r. Carter, on the
22d day Of September, 1877, and daily registered,
etc, | will, on
January -, 1879.
at the southwest cornerof Main and Madison streets
In the city OF MeInphis proceed sell az plblic aug
zion. to the highest bidder for cash. the Wharfbast
q" K I. Lee" how lying az the wharf at the city Of
Memphis, Tennessee. together with all and singular
the spsrs cables chains stages and other appurte-
nances 70 said wharfboat Sale between the hOrI-s
Of II m. and pm.
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Trustees Sale.
III UII
Saturday, December II, 1873,

pY virtue OF q deed made to me as trustee, by II.
II r. Bah. OF record In the Office OF the reg steT
OF Shelby county, In book No. II, rage 30 chattel
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MEMPHIS. TENN, November -, ISIS. &c
EOt5ae-yrustae,s Sale.

I TNDER and by virtue OF two certain trust deeds,
= to me executed as trustee, one by
Z. ID. Bowers aid wife, Jenny Bowers
OF date 28th day of May 1871 and recorded in the
Registers office of Fayette county, Tennessee, in
Eecord Book No. g, pages 524 to 52S, the other by
j. J. Holloway, and Mary B. Holloway, his wife, of
date 2Sth day of May, 1877, and recorded in the
Registers office Of Fayette county. Tennessee, in
Record Book No. q, pages SOB to 5O7, to both of
which trust Deeds recorded aforesaid, reference
Is hereby made for full and perfect identification
or the proper and for full and perfect understand
Ing OF the objects purposes and terms of the trusts
therein created. default having been made in the
payments therein stipulated, l. as such trustee WILL
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-. IL" s...s, ~. A, '" -,
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n, rl;ne hn,,;s.,,v ;,r,..,, Co.., h.a
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IA. N, r,,.u .nrro.; S.,' ,h ..,V NOV ,,,,
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An ArSnI.Afl...

sinos hs sinass have lssn uiili4-d by In. Ia
bl.r as psr,aaneai cure Gar rils~, The nactsys
20. - ahaadani Ia saF native iosss,., has hsos1s
Of sl,ns.i a. slash iaIisn,s la iAs 'asiissl ~esd
a. tinsl.as.. "a Psrasisa b.rk, ol soalh A@sTiss
Foriuns,el, ,hs .-aiss pIoler,ls- In The lsuii
ana na, Tho harl' hrnss the lrses uiil not h. de-
sirsysa, hat ~ili stand saay year ." Yield an
assnasst sspely. saa -s aas regard fahisT'
haa ssys Pills ointsasni a. a IsFmAAsai rsl'edy
Price 20 cent? Bottle. For sale Al b0hon stagg =
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Can a man swim in oiii This
question was practically solved the 9th.
or day by q workman employed in an
oil mandatory Of Nice. who fell into
a tank Of olive oil nine feet deep. He
was an expert swimmer. but he went
10 the bottom like plummst, and was
only -aved from drowning by the time
y aid Of a comrade. Oil is too light
70 swim in il; il is not sufficiently
buoyani, and does not offer the resist
snee necessary to keep man anoat.
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"Liis /. earnest. lie is real" and The AoI-s that
cheer us a. we'll a. the dnties that We brasely en-
counter stimulsis IA to guard the treasure ~iih
unee.sing vigilance. Therefore vigorous health
sAsali ~ preserved. aud. o. diseases arising IRON
,ospld Lisr prevail iB oar sara climate, 80 rse-
Oa,assd for their euTe PoFtaliss, or rsbless Nsse-
igbls Liver rosdsr, the hest remedy In the sorid
br Dyspspsiu Cons ,ipsiIea. sour Stomach, Heart
baFn. and hiliioasne.s. Price % esnisa fAekars.
For ale a. nOhan Sage.
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a Rsm So skeseses Sssisr " =
movse.

a Hs~ So skeleses beside ~ =
t, u,
m".' :" ue n,' % ~.as
70. i',e' !" '"'s gay, '. "''A.
,em'naeI " 'ns 'es,,"' '"on'es%'o ~
- "'a'e' ~"a ~ '"' IN. ~,
WI" "es ' w, ~" vs. INC.
Ia. 49, -. -.
"''' "' "' w" "'''''' Wv
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ne ms~s's s~~ss er Resriss.
II IL said that an acute l. the sleeps
-ense of hesring that she can distin.
!euish usec-y ~ krr~rr s6wb amcwE
As marry a . fhsusapd others ell blcst
ing at the same time; and the lsub.
too, is able TO recognize its mother.
voice even though Il he in the midst
of a large aock. james Hogg, who
was a shepherd ss well ss q poet, tells
o. that hws very smxping "a vsteh
the sheep ami lambs daring The shear
ing season. While the sheep were
being shorn the lambs would he put
into a fold by themselves, and the for.
mer would he sent TO join their little
ones as soon as the operation Of shear
Ing sas over. ; The nnemsut ilsnb
hearaits mcthers voice n would M.
ten from the crowd to meet her, but
instead of finding the trough, well.
lchd, ,conbrtable mamma" which II
had left short time before, il would
meet q strange and most deplorable-
looking creature. At the sight Of
this il would wheel about, uttering
the n,osS pitAus 81 81 despair, and
perhaps run away. soon. however,
the sleeps voice was heard again; the
lamb would thereupon return, then
once more hound away, and some
times repeat this conduct for ten or .
lda<sk I'd st&ftsit fhI &estoe
that the .horn eve was in reality is
mother.
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A. they sat on the step Sunday eve
ming, he elaimei his right N kiss
far every shooting star. She at inst
demurred as became a modest maiden,
but finally yielded. She was even
accommodating enough to call his at
tentiou Ia flying meteors that were
about TO escape his observation, and
then got to ealing" him on lightning
bugs. and at last got him down To
steady work on the light OF lantern
that a man was swinging about the
depot IN the distance where trains
were switching
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CoSFrDEsr.-A lively pupil at a
Seminary, asked the preceptre-s for
permission to drive out with q gentle
man. "You know the regulations Of
the institution" was the answer. rs
he your father" mo" SIS he your
brother" mo" "Are you engaged
TO him." mo, but expect to he he
FIRE get hack" That answer csrri.
Ell the day.
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rae Lsssrsssvs ~ sAs svssss..


The sisnschis The laboratory Of The system. In
vhieh certain mysterious processes are constantly
going On. 1hess result In the Production Of that
wOndsrful sivifying agent, the blood, which rush
e iadsned With the elements II vitality 10 the Ne
motssi paris Of The system. Bat ~hes the sio,a-
arb Is ssnl-parsly zsd by dysPsp~ia. Vlosd manu-
faeinrs II carried on inPeriecily, the circulation
grows Thin aud sluggish, and The system suners Ia
consequence. Moreover, indigestion acts upon the
liver aud ths lO~ris, rendering The inst sluggish
and the latter oonsiipalsd. Ths b5aip also ssnsrs
BY sympahy. and sick heAdaehs,, sleeplessness aud
nervous symptoms are engeudered. Hosielter's
STOMACH Bitter relorus this stale OF ,hiaes. give
pssnaBsai tone aud regularity 10 ths sloaseh aud
is associate ofgaas. the bo~es aud liver, and In
sure. eospls,e BouTisbmssi aud Increased sisor Of
the SYSTEM. n Il the most Iopnlsr ~ veil as The
most eaclest ant, -dyspepsie aud tonic In America.
for vale a. Bohon A sisa,'s. as,-n
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urscrLr,yrors
LADIES' REPOSITORY OF FASHION.

MIssrs MITCHELL. wrru rur ASSIST.
ANCE on MISS HAif, rrqrrtfoliy solicit ashsrr
ofthe r>ncnses q tho rrnis, ihrir On Hisrss snd
CUSTOMER, e,ncrslly. fhsf, " thsi. sac,es,l en-
nerens fsshicn iearnals, Se.s orc tally rrrJ~rcd
and tel comTrtcni u glting pctfett sansfcllon 10
the nac-i fasiidlous ladies. Glvr them call they
eiso do ecntlsmcn's and childrcn's sewing With
durability and sin. scwing rcofn y, their rrsi.
dence. two DOOR East II th- Presbyterian church
Soath Side 81 the sileet ais-lm
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lOUIsV|LlEaGI.s 0UIHERA
RAILROAD LINE


Passengers on !. G. a Q. " n tshori Llssl Z. ".
.. u. H., q, a. N. n. n and u, =. Nal lice
T. TRAIN M. I rnnnects ~ frhanaa Iuuttion
With ffain Nc. a. &c all paints on knoxsiils sod
Richmond hranches. rraln No. ~ connects a ffh
anon junction With Train No RON ~ l,olnp on
vtth stnNs~ " snd frnfn sprlnNhrld tsmrt<isviiie
Columhia and tireensiurR % Mfehrtl-ksrs. avhk
Stage. 20 and ffom refry Vile and HsrrcashurTs ~
ttfyi ~ Stanhid uith stages 20 and hesa sanefs<t
~ hiehinond Junction 70 ani rom paints hot seen
there and iiviaestani az hieh~aad viih sissrs ~
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Ou~ MappD Heavf.

Have you ,nnsae ooshsPpy hear
to-day? Envied privilege. How
calmly you seek your pillow how
swesiiy<eepa bsalhlAiss6prN ihsk
is nothing so sweet as giving comfort
to the distressed, and getting sun
ray into a gloomy hsaft. Children
of sorrow meet us wherever We turn;
there is M moment that tears are not
shed and Nghs latiesei.U Yftke ms
ny OF those tears. those sighs, are
caused by our cwn ihoughtlessnesss
How many a daughter vrings the We.
ry soul OLA foad moiker by set. Of
unkindness aud ingratitude9 How
many husbands, by one little wcrd,
make u whole day of sad hour. and
unkind lhonghtss. How many wives,
by angry reeriminsiiops es,range and
embitter their loving hearts, How
many brothers and sisters meet bat TO
vex and injure each other, making
wounds that no heart can heali All,
if each one worked upon this maxim
day by day. strive TO make some
heart happy jssbeus,, revenge, mad
ness. hate. with their kindred evil o..
sociates, would forever leave the earth.
Col. Bob IngersolIs doctrine Of no
hereafter leads Alvin =. Hyde TO re-
late this true story: In stafford, some
years ago. the Rsv. asiri Church. a
Congregational suinis,er. turned Deisi.
and finally dishelieyed in apy future.
He preached sermon TO prove there
was no hereafter. aoNo body approv-
ed Of il and no felt uneasy. Meeting
an old soaker named Horace Colburn.
Church said, Horace. how dill you
like thar ssrmoui' ~ dea'i know, .
said Colburn, thFqsti1s out We tongue
Gas was his manner when isddled) =
81 don't know. fdrather go'to II
than COMO Neutrality-suspicious. Times.
"A EngIish scieniist asserts that
flies have speech Of their own and
are not limited 10 ths irritating buzz
for which they are chiefly distinguish
ed. BY the assistance Of the micro
pkoss, IN isssrsnsn, '~hsch sssuisss
sound. tAis ~ Language eau 10 heard
and the tramp of . hy acros . box is
said 70 sound almost Is loud - that OF
q horss acr0ss ) wooden bridge A
caroas s0usd accompanied tAs tramp
Of the ay. which. il was susessssd,
Was caused by the psighisg Of iis pro
boscis.
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lie was the manager OF . chufcn
fair. and one morning he walked into
the newspaper ofkce md taid: Y
"wsnt an item tl,is fncrningf I a :
"Of course replied the editor.
whereupon the visitor laid the follow.
ing note upon the table;
The ladies Of the - street church
will give a festival at their vestry hall
next Friday svepius~ Literary snd
musical entertainments viii NJ provt
ded, and a suppar will be served to
all who may desire. The ladies in charge
of the affair have much experience IN
such matters, and are sure to provide
a good time. The admission will be
only fifteen cents, and il Is certain
that no one can spepd that amount %
q better sdyAnhga.s Be sure toi 3
and take your friends"
When the editor had read il, h.
said:
"Oh' See an advertisement s.,
40, no' an a'vs'''se"en'' We
p' %.,fsW '"'HfTl
"""' "P''e" '"e ""a"se,,
Ank seeing 'n'' 'ne e"'"' ""'e''
sAep'"''. NC co"''n' u.
IT wiz ln'ere ere grea' many o'
yo., ''''e,' A"' "e'P 80 80
"&n@S.T'.
y s."s " o"' ' ".
We ca" "no'' 70 ""Vs''e . "'"ou'
increasing '"o "e. )" o"' ' ~
su,n : n'I'',' = ~" y. c's"' =" "
""," .t !" "e' "a" o,n.'
,WiHrFeET1E0YS
Nv. - ar. 80.
S,.
n 80" ..."r.-,.
a.. "a a." 80" s, 800,
- -. e,,.
- sloxA I,hHlA AL
:n
e ~.
o amy f ~ -
r'yPe ~ 80, Vs. , ~,
a a, n" ss ~ a -. " ~. " ...s T;.
outlay Of money ,esp procure. .a h,'
80 S"
any o.",' pu"''"es u ~. 0 40 =.
a"" = 70 :. '.''''"e' - o"'y -. :.
e =. '~' 49,. o ~" ~
"o" !" % "~e.,
sur " ~ Wv o' W." '"
The manager hs$%sd and hs.i,..
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The Virginia Natural Bridge is put
down AIMING the assets OF its bankrupt
owner NJ $4,000. r t
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1t Is one of the privileges of reason
to he able to weep. Amid all the
misery Of the insane they can find no
relief in tears. Even when lnnatic
is telling one in fervid language how
she has been deprived Of her children.
or the outrsges that have been perpe-
trated on herself, her eye is never
even moist. The ready gush Of team
which accompanies the plant Of the
sane woman contrasts with the dry.
eyed appeal of the lunalic. 1t would
indeed seem that tears give relief 10
feelings which, when pent up, lead to
madness. So says the British Medical
Journal. a ..t
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-06-21

An Irishman, seeing man playing
he big organ Al Cincinnsl. remarked
% . man who stood beside him: "0chi
Luck at I'M Bee i'm tickle the front
door Of tbs frame house wid his vim
gers, an lishsa 10 the dom thing
squale! Howly murderl
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-06-21
What is cHllai, ,fha Dutch v

What is cdlsii ,fha Dutch way
vph rails, ia this; A .nlmber Of rats
are left To themselves in a very large
trap or cage, with no food whatever.
Their craving hunger will cause them
to fight. and the weakest will he eaten
by the strongest. Amer a short tine
the fight i renewed, and the next
weakest il the victim, and 90 il goes
on IN ions strong rat is'ileh.. When
this one has eaten thsi last temains Of
the Others il is lea loo.s. The animal
has now acquired such a taste Tor raj
flesh that he is the terror ofall rantom,
going about seeking what rat he may
deyour. In an incredibly short time
the premises are abaDdoaed BY ell 9th
er rats, which will not come back be-
fore the caSaibal ret has len or died.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-06-21
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SEn,Cisr
HOW TO TELL
GENUINE SIMMONS Liver iitviAitl
OR MEDICINE.

Laot Coz clean. neat WHITE WRAPPER With
the red ymhslIe letter stamped upou II in the form
OF ribbon gracefully curved into the letter T. eH-
hrseins the smhiems 81 Our trade, sraiuls Mortar
snd Graduate eth the ~uris A. q. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR on MEDICINE thesean;
also observe the .ignsiure Of !. II. ZEItIN 4 90.
IN rs<i ink 90 the side.