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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-10
GENERAL CAMBR0SSR.


There was young corporal in the
garrison Of Nantes in the year 1898.
lie wa- spirited young fellow, barely
twenty; but young though be was, he
had already learned 70 drink 10 cx-
ces., according TO the too frequent cua-
tom of the day.
Brave and excitablc, wine was a
bad master for him; aud one day, in
moment of intoxication, be was
tempted 20 strike an officer who was
giving lin al or Ter. Death was the
punishment Of such an ofcnsc, aud
The lad wa. Condemned. The Colonel
Of his regiment, remembering the in
telIigcnce aud bravery Of the young
criminal, spared no pains to obtain a
remission of the sentence; at first with
no success, but finally hampered with
a certain cUndition-that the prisoner
should never again in bis life be found
intoxicated.
The Colonel al once proceeded to
the military prison, and summoned
! Cambr0nuc.
You are in serious trouble, corpo-
raj, " be said.
True, Colonel and ! forfeit my
life for my folly returned the corpo.
/ raj.
1t may be so,' quoth the colonel,
shortly.
May be-" demanded Cambronne.
You are aware Of the stfictuess Of
martial law, Colonel expect no
pardon; ! have only 10 die"
But suppose bring you pardon
on one condition?'
The lad's eye sparkled. "A con-
diiiou? let me hear it, Colonel, /
would do much to save liic and honor"
You must never again get drunk"
" Colonel, that j. impossible"
" Impossible boy, with death a al
tentative? You will be shot to-mor-
row otherwise; think Of it"
" ! DO think Of it. But never to get
drunk again. ! must never let one
drop oi wine touch my lips! See you,
Colonel, Cambronnc and the bottle
love one another so well that when
once they get together il is all up with
sobricly. No, 10, ! dare not pro-
mise never to get drunk
But, unhappy boy! could you not
/ promise never TO touch wiucf"
" No: a drop, Co!onelf'
" Not drop"
"Ah, that Is a weighty matter,
Colonel Let me reflect. Never TO
touch wine not a single drop all my
life :" The young soldier paused,
and then looked up.
" Bu; Colonel, If | promise what
guarantee will YOU have that | will
keep my promise?' y
" Your word Of honor" said the
officer. Il know you; you will not
fail me-
a light came into the young fellows
eyes.
Then promise, he said solemnly.
God hears me. !, Cambronne, swear
that never to my dying day shall a
drop Of wine touch these lips"
The next day Corporal Cambronne
resumed his place in his regiment.
twenty-five years after he was
( General Cambronne, n man of note,
respected and beloved.
Dining one day in Paris with his
old colonel, many brothers-in-arms
being present. he was offered glass
Of rare old wine by his former com
manding officer. Cambronne drew
back.
My word of honor, Colonel; have
you forgotten thaty" he asked excited
ly. And Nantes-the prison-my
vow y he continued, striking the Ia
bic. "Never, sir, from. that day TO
this has n drop Of wine passed my
lips, | swore it. and have kept my
word and shall keep it, God helping,
TO the end"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-10

A MoDEsr TRAMP.-The gentle
tramp mounted the landing and rang
the front-door bell. Would you he
80 kind" said he, as the mistress of
the house came TO the door, "as to ex-
change this piece OF pie for a couple
of hard.boiled eggs and a cup of cof.
fcel am of dyspepiic turn, and
this Is the ninth quarter of mince-pie
that have tried to go through this
morning. / can't stand il: It's too
much of sameness. If you accept
my proposition, you can also have the
satisfaction of telling the neghbors
that Mrs. Robinson, across the street.
uses allspice instead of cloves, and
that the undercrust Is very slak-
baked" The temptation was great,
and the genteel tramp had his eggs
and coffee and large triangle of
frosted cake as a bonus.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-10

A CANDID OPINToS.-A Detroit
lawyer, famous for his wise and can.
did opinions, was the other day visited
by a young attorney, who explained
81 was admitted TO the bar two
years ago, and ] think I know some
thing about Law, yet the minute arise
to address n jury forget all my
points, and can say nothing. Now
want to ask you If this dosen't show
lack of confidence in myself, and how
can ! overcome itf'
The wise attorney shut bis eyes and
studied the case for moment before
answering:
My young friend, If Il is lack oI
confidence in yourself il will some day
vanish, but if its lack of brains YOU
had better sell out your Office effects
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-10
MADAME PATTERSON. BOsAPARTE.
THE WIDOW or a BROTHER or THE
GREAT EMPEROR DYING IN BAL
TIMORE--HEE EvESTPUL
IffsT0HY.

TIMDkE-IiEE ENESTFLL
HfsToRY.
BALTIMORE, April 2.--Madame
Bouaparte's condition daily becomes
more critical, and her death is looked
for at any moment On Saturday
thc was stricken with paralysis in the
left side, since which time she ha.
been unable to converse with those
gathered around her beside. She was
conscious up 10 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning, rs shown by the movement
of her eyes when spoken 10, but since
then she has been lying in a comatose
condition. DR.. Mackenzie, her at
tending physician, states that she can
not survive this week, aud expressed
great astonishmcnt nj her wonderful
vitality in not having already sue
cumbcd. For nearly year she has
not pariakcn Of any solid food. Yes
tcrday afternoon her pulse was some
what improved, considering the pa
tients extreme age and dcbilitated
condition, aud although rendered per
| icctly helpless by paralysis, there were
/ no signs Of immediate dissolution. 4
small quantity Of brandy Was swallow
I cd by her, but il was ut once rejected.
/ Brandy is the only -iimulant che can
take, and recently even this has pro.
duced nausea. Colonel jerome Bona
partc and Mr.. j. {. Bonaparte. grand
sons Of the venerable lady, and mum.
crous friends Of the family have re.
manned by her bedside for several DAYS
IN anticipation Of her death, which, in
all probability, will take place within
the next iorty-cight hours.
Madame BDnapartc, then Miss
| Elizabeth Patterson, the belle Of Bal
| timore, married about the year 1903,
when Is year, Of age, jerome Bona.
. paric, youngest brother Cf Napoleon
. Bonapar,c. then First Consul Of France.
/ For while the pair were very happy,
/ but Napoleon, with the scliishncss tha,
was characterize Of hi, life, claimed
&" have greater prospects FOR jerome,
aud refused 10 recognize the marriage
Jerome Byuapartc pleaded with his
iron-hcartrd brother, but 10 no purpose
and finally, like a poitroon. deserted
ni. wife, who was then in England.
not being permitted to SGT foot on
. French soiI, with = babe born soon
after she landed jerome Bouapanc
WAS made King Of Wc.iphalia, and
was married to a princess tha; bis
brother power might bc Strengthened
His wife returned to Baltimore, FIRE.
qucntIy visiting Europe, however,
with her son, it being the aim Of her
life 10 have the boy lcgitima,cly rec.
ognized by the French Empire, and
she finally succeeded. She once met
. her rccrcaut husband in an art gallery
OH the Continent. lie turned to hi,
new wife, remarked in an undcrtonc
That j. my former WIFE and hurri.
cdly left the place, Madame Bona.
parte became mi.authropic and athc
Is;ic in her views after her great mis-
fortune She j. now 81 year, old.
Madame Elizabeth Patterson Bona.
paTtc, the subject Of the above sketch.
died at Baltimore on Friday last.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-10

and buy pick-ax and a lorg-handled
shovel"
But how am / ~ determine"
anxiously asked the young man.
I'D buy the pick.ax anyhow and
run my chances!. whispered the aged
adviser, a. he moved over to the peg
for his oyerc0at.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-10
Important TO Owners Of Real Estate.

Among anumber of very important
decisions made by the Supreme Court,
few days ago, was one of vital i'm
portance TO most owners of real estaty.
Under existing rulings aud practice,
holders of properties purchased aud
sold "under aud subject" to mort
gage, have been held personally liable
for the difference between the face Of
the mortgage and the proceeds Of the
sale of the property, in case it has
deprecated below the amount of the
mortgage Divested of its technical
ties, an elaborate opinion delivered by
the Supreme Court, rcverses the rulings
of the lower courts aud long existing
practice, and makes the holder of the
mortgage dependent wholly upon the
property itself for his satisfaction un-
less the owner has expressly promised
TO be liable for any deficiency. If the
property falls in value below the
amount Of the mortgage there is no
claim on the owner beyond what is sat
isfed by the sale Of the property itself.
The ruling settles principle Of
great importance TO all owners of real
estate upon which there is any mort
gnge.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-10

A SUPERSTITION which is religious.
ly observed in Bohemia is that il is
unlucky for lover 10 visit his sweet.
heart except on Thursdays and on
Sundays. The saving in lights and
fuel is simply incalculable, and the
young women of the country, being
thus enabled to get FIVE nights sleep
every week, preserve their singular
beauty for many years.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-10

VEsTiBuLE guards . il the latest
appellation which young men received
who hang around church doors on
meeting evenings.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-10

THOSE who hope for no other life
are dead even for this.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25
Itia uiltT1tDAy.


Bga lite hIttlifar lie, the HOLY Child
sd in,n,.i III philahnua hluHsninn now anew
Isa1t Tia ltait,,hs " celestial dew
Islr aa hppt,, ru' III ihis haaveniat Flower
fIfi.Hs unrn rate iha lNwllnHi tnnl 'Ina hover
Nasai Il aatn,iea III At HApn uhAeilisdt
~ hKnit rhiittan Htpisa lliH w your hi''h
~Fhv Fgsn nI Ord hain With fnu an me EARN
Ii 10 via hitlhlav tile III whom nug yaut',
ga,sehps lRnrrtal EolhirH HYnht ~ aWaa'
Alsa trHHtifn, ~ rpnafN ~ nanfnsa
a1fhp ininti fhat Itn uhpiaH ahal aHdat blight !.
All that Ia ue ills Father rnn delight,
Ele pHrta 10 nu h ~ piathal ae He sIMtht
AsRtan ititn inr fua auuihar. lnral itieIidHi
Ihp stiunlahlp lie nWthpna havat phHs.
VI \. It'll t,ittbaat auI thia world ~ nuta
III npyy 4pttl snra ~ hath iwalt thatalh
ID pvph az haashn. elnha Nha LIE wlihfhi ~
nEsap II a hrnpI Ills ynina 70 ~ tile Mt
na4a lapa Il, " forth from BEATTY everywhere
Enis t4paih ID nwHpi upHa ~ the Fnul ~ HnWa'e9
And ln llin iJy tprnhd nll i1F III mass
@ftan nh aa a Eln,inua nnnaihilittna'
u ns tiFz hitthanr and rut birthday. mnf
ElHssaaIir was one long Itaaia NJ Htnii
Nnsh llp pntna With llHul nl4wl apo aih'
The altata heRvanwara amehna it"m saa"e
iTH Il pa4
Ee~tn, half eiinlup aalitai'nna Hfe-
Hae An taat, n lnai iapa1 ehlninp thtagph
srhln iifp VI nuta whprpiuin flpwelh liiH
ss,-h intptlipnt With human dnHaihina'
ia Ia lila birthday ltln the unir tine
MAt eynt tnutip lfa'a mnauina wholly plain
fssys " ia Ia III ttit npti Ma innAat vain
Aha pnllnHauaa on onward aiuaHlihH
teAtH
ti,n ifnra H. itfinsn'h atni fanas our iente
ISaag rg NV. Il ,aN The Father through tlta ANn
" parth a hratl ha glad CA thia alatl morn
saarI IN with maat Lite, Iifa IL uH II hnih'
tinar Itatant'. ~ Naaa HnmHRhr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25
Thr Premier Nuke 0f ireland.


Nv AmilY IN Ireland deaerNea better of II
slaNn tAa. ~ the Duke If leinster. lin Fro
vaaiRs. And until recently only Duke who has
Qaaaay remttted ia Ills wel.tedei estates -
yssF cvnt IL all holding leRs than iiftv acres,
md = ~ those holding moro. Further. he
Ihas sS.s large drainage works agoinE. where
All pnt If work find IL. Vet he IL, for his POI
xitAor. n man of small means, and has some
aweawp children. His son, Lord Maurice Fitz-
tEsTAa#, IL about 10 marry Lady Adelaide
Nafass, eldest daughter 81 the Earl Of Ora
rara young lady of great beauty and a
RssneH Catholic. The Lenster fHzgeralda
twnrc also ot the faith until tho Eighteenth
ruyfury. when the guardian Of tho then Earl
mi Kildare. y mtnor, brought the boy up a
Protestant Tho present Duke probably has
taai resided out ot Ireland AK years Or his
laIean The aggregate. His seat, Carton House,
mar Maynouth College. Ia tho perfection Of a
sspsAciosas and comfortable country homo, but
not Ann the EaSliah scale Of grandeur. rhe
SghSRernlds arr closely connected by marriage
WITH fAe eleaiegt Whig houses n England.
nhn plke Is tissf cousin 60 the Duke 81 Bod
fyplva and hrather-ln-Iaw 10 tue dukes III
Westminster. Argyll and Sutherland.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25
King yyfstfw mas rSucfUr.

"a fha return " King William from Hot
ARID NJ t69s he sent FOR Radcliffe. and. show
QnyAtaa his swollen ankles. while the rest 81
MS Ass!y wac enNciated. said: What think
yyun 81 tnese2n why, truly" replied Rad
tSssEe. / would not have your MaJesty's two
Anns ftg your three Kingdoms" which free
tsspfn lnSf him The Kings favor. and no inter-
rywssJsg could ever recover Ii. When Anne
Ssagne " the throne the Earl OF Godolphin en-
gtas&FpFed in vain, 10 reinstate Radcliffe as
skrst physician, hut the Queen would not be
ysynvailed uncn, alleging That Radcliffe would
Ex~AS hsg word, as he had done before, that
- Raments were nothing but the vapors. !"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25
TARIFFS
Cahmcn's Benevolent Association.

For cabs. amy ilntnnrn not exceeding ono milo
Ut twelve 4nnrnn. flfty nnnta fot 0nn pnannnEor
| mud twenty nvn oontn fnr nvorr additional rnis
| aonGaI and fot every additional mile twenty
| tlvn unnta for suah panaonErr
For r,a Il, ana frum railroads.. ntoamhoatH.
hotoin itty rantn rnr tho iirn unrnnngnr. and
twenty Ave nnnta TOT oaeh aditi mai rnsannsor .
FOR rAnka twenty liEo GOntH cRNh.
FosNtha by thn hour ana d"llnr nnr hour: for
over I'VE hnura al rtlll further reduction hy
agreement with The diivnr.
For caha for pinaiura riiing tho ratios phhll
W. tlSod With tho tItivor. lhla tnriiI ia binding
nn all mouhnra nf thn association. and tho M
soriationa anna Rha'l To- known hy Tho aftnfa q
II. A painted on ND 'nmpa. Tho naRoCintion Ia
not roApanatbin f"r rnbR not having iii" Initial
pnintod un 1 IN lnmur+
All communion Tons. nr rompinina stating
tho nnmhnr nf oah viii msnt with prpmr III
tcntion Nv M irraainE PRESIDENT CABIN EMS
ASSDdlAriO care of j. Fral Hat Store. No
~ 81 GhnIlna RtToat.
N. II All ORDERS for mnmbrra OF thR nRRu-
atat ion will receive prompt attention If lott mt
No. bR NJ. thHrlna atrno+ isi4 SUM fhNn I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25

The Queen. however. snnt for HIN In hot last
llnasa. when III answpra THAT hn had taken
phyalu and could not aaiua." Tho tinnti dlntl
tn Tho fltHt NJ August. ifi4, and MaInliHa nit
ihn firat uf November Following. HE death
III Tire ,unulsrs who were iHranapH ngalnEt
hin, FIJI lie pealnet W The Queen Tho l.p'l4
dnu Quarterly Nnria~.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25

i25 pnrkng"a Choice Dairy BUTTER n 10. 20
and lOf II H.
100 half C,t4ts OOLONti TEA worry line draw.
2b. no. 40 So go md zoo hnnt.
25 haDi choata tiUNrOWDER TEA. very line
draw 40. ~ Tna i ~.
- half cheats ilYSON TEA. worry fine draw
rs half cheats IMPFRisL TEA very tno
draw. ~, 30. 40. 20. 70
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25
STAsONAi.l.E DINNER.
Ilhs hibtral litll If Faro Tor OhrntmaH 1870


~ y Mnttor. ~ Tie Hotel MAIL
tAytsts III ffa iniln auh ntioni linen nnl
4hlstpna aud ant in n.tint The thinha that err I,
spa ata In hfdnt nteh y, hSolna. 81, Il MatR
tlfs Et
Rt Ire TREAD upun tia table and hu'tnr IN q
nstllir dlah Judah, VI, pF Ns.dna y ~
ffeil thrt hn arc hHi,iah. haya prepared
saa Manpi Matthew, sit !
ntaHHa.
Apratispt Yarmouth
asF4inlH ranna thpp I. aflnh ~ aiinaa wine
4aaai
etp trpnuhl them III rut II The aeat isnlah
All shpr tpanths were openaa immeiiat ely,
IiaRe "a
unAfrAu suuHM
Every man ~ Tho haainninH dnth aot forth
sntsl luhn. y a.
f,tJea AZ prtip with Ifuuisna,
-4nmt gave lfaan bread anh ptltaaa of Ion
Ma Gem pF "a
Nsa III cad with nnnt nnnaan. nautt. 40
AMaNiiitAnn aumnny.
tsstnh Hn lnnear water, hut VAC y little wine
FAn Fhr siahanha aaka. = Tim 2, ~,
nana ntruynH
nllvna. Hardinoa
lbh N " iiav " v.
HttinaA Hasa Orptot Hnune.
W. ,n'n"mhn' The nah wa dill e. freels
fpssa Wit many afiprn. neut ah 4.
unrt3ANrAtnR rnrAroha.
TIs, frnita If lie prnund uan
4 ttt4 nuI We dty ground lna o.,
nrHiR puu aRH GARNET
IIaen haat hnpt The unnA vitae until now
=5tsath ~
nHirvN.
neilph anrnn Esg Haunn
Amnpt II ALWAYS nna "a all rleenH Aon,
ssass i
CHATHAM LATTE
ras rsSup III rod iaaln,p lstv
uNrHnNt
rIrnrna lita'ne with renn
as4nenr annh AZ hn II ahlo 81 Ea' Lev aiv .
g4,grv u ruthe, w1nsa nlIpdnnno
ThH aims IN eriNra II Ah,"n.. iA,.p
artuarAnu.
ThsY nru,ir NJ p,rn aud hrana III. ham ~ an
III II. MuaMa uA may.
Atnp that tnnhnth glad tho heart ~ MAN. Fill
wp nP, hen. the lnannufna If rnut fa'hnin. aad
Slat NJ Gncr al hn faaat, Zeal. tai, 10. Matt ~
Turkey. stuffed with th,a'uusn
FNltl with tho Fiui'a ot tho nhnatnut ifeon.
pahaNn II vanapn.
7 rfas than en- NY my won't eh. will ont "f
sms sann yanieNh Nnn ~, ~ 2H
Quail t.nldnd
Aassnlnnfiy maiatanoa VT fat Ina ~.
Esra luatl ranlo Gsoi, 70 II.
rtaa nr yens4eot.
LID Hgpnn,ea among man Luke. 10. 10.
RrfsA Niup III abundance. hath. I. u.
turruVH aAtAp.
v taagant niant groom hafatath tho ann 1aa
Atspt I'll nrou II. purc ~ olive, Iev.. y u
kgpssar nud aalt without rroao,ihnE how
Fanfh Ninth vi "A. EHrp. T. m,
vraErAhtna lAnaourwnl
Ara TAO earth brought turlh srana aud hoth
ss4usAiAs noed aftas AZ kind 0nn.. |. y.
rrnanR1.
M, Han rIt,un paIiip,,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25

Tho Nj aneheatni Ding EtdmtHrF md Wmra
having apnlirn of "tho late Il T. iinfnnm " h0
anndn II II natn nnanrlng tho journal Of hts
continued oSiatarrn. and nnying 'My high
| ont ambition. PROFESSIONALLY. NJ prmrnt. II ~
pny tho lilitinh government fJhnnO FOR tho
privilege of exhibiting fni iivn yoara ita wilt .
elephant KING totywayo
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-10-16
What is the Use

Of suffering day after day with Chills
and F'evers, Billiousness and Liver
Complaint, when Cuban Chill Tonic,
the Great West Indies Fever and
Ague remedy, introduced into this
country from Cuba, will cure you at
once, and give you health? You
should suffer if you do not try this
great medicine. 1t makes 10 differ
ence how long you suffered-how
many doctors you have tried-how
many prescriptions YOU have taken
and done you no good, try Cuban
Chill tonic. Two doses will stop
Chills, while one bottle breaks them
up for years, and convinces you that
it is the best medicine OIL earth. 1t
makes no difference how much quinine
you have taken, or other nostrums,
Just try one bottle of Cuban Chill Ton
ic. You will bless the day you try
it. Go to your druggist, NJ. d. l..
Jordan, get bottle and try it. 1t is
cheap and safe.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-10-16

Send for the illustrated catalogue of
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silver
ware, Silver-Plated Ware and Cutie
~, issued by Mermod, Jaccard Il
Co., corner of 4th and Locust streets,
Odd Fellows Hall, St. Louis. This
is the largest firm in the west or south,
and carry an immense stock. All
goods in this house are marked in
plain figures and but one price to all.
They makea speciality of Engagement
and Wedding Rings; also, OF bridal
presents in solid Silver and Silver
plated ware. Before purchasing any
Of the above goods, you would con-
suit your own interest by writing to
them for designs and prices. Address
MermOd, Jaccard 4 Co., 4th and
Locust streets, st. Louis.
apl7eOwly
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-10-16

We commend to victims of Chills
and Fever, reliable remedy "Hughes'
Tonic" it affords quick and thorough
relief. It's entirely vegetable; no I'M
pleasant results follows its use, such as
headache, giddiness, buzzing of the
ears, deafness and nausea, which often
follows the constant use of quinine.
1t is prepared by one of the Oldest and
largest drug houses of the West, Mess.
K. A. Robinson d Co. Louisville, Ky.
from best materials, which are so COM
bined and proportioned as will almost
beyond peradventure break up long
standing and obstinate cases. Give 1t
q trial,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-10-16
You Must Cure That Cough.

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure,
you can cure yourself. 1t has es>
tablished the fact that Consumption
can be cured, while for Coughs, Bron-
chitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma, and
all diseases of Throat and Lungs. it is
absolutely without an equal; two dos
es will relieve your child of Group it
is pleasant to take and perfectly HARM
less to the youngest child, and no mo-
Their can afford to be without it. You
can use two-thirds of bottle, and if
what we say is not true we will refund
the price paid. Price 10 cts, 30 cts.
ana SLIGO per bottle. If your Lungs
are sore or chest or back lame use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by DR.
NJ. d. l.. Jordan.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-10-16
COUNTY ITEMS.


Tie Tennessee annual conference of
the Colored Methodist Episcopal
Church in America meets in Trenton
on the nineteenth of November. Bish-
OPP Holsey of Georgia will preside.
Bishops Lane and Miles will be in at
tendance.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued since the first instant:
r. F. Akin and Lizzie Knott;
w. G. Dockins and Addie Crosley;
j. A. Gilliland and S. A. S. Word;
j. A. Cooper and NJ. j. King;
w. A. White and r. A. Lemonds;
John Beck and Betty Moore;
j. ID. Lannom and Bette Mosely.
The semi.annual report of Judge
Biggs to the October term of the coun-
ty court shows that the following war
rants have been issued since his last
report:
For Trenton circuit court, s2,G13. SO
Humboldt law court, 1924
=" County appropriations, 1884. "a
Jail fees, - 3S1, rs
To Magistrates, 54.05
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-10-16
DIR. JOHN BULLS
Smiths Tonic Syrup
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER and AGUE
Or Chisis and Fever.

TIC proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
justly elGims fov it superiority over all retne-
dies yer offered 70 the pEblir for the SAFE
CERTAIN. SPEEDY, and PERMANENT
ere of Ague and Fever, OF Chills and FeySr
whether Of short or long standing. lie refers
ia the entire Western aud Southern country to
bear him testimony to tn truth OF the assertion
that in no case Whatever will ID fail to cure IL
the direct On> are strictly follow ed and carried
out In great many eases single dose has
been sufficient for cure. ard whole families
bake been cured by q single bottle, with d per-
feet restoration of the general health. 1t l.,
however. prudent, and in every case more crr
tain to cure. If it. use is continued in smaller
,l1ses for week or two after the disease has
been checked. more especially in difficult and
long standing cases. sually sbis nedieiae
viii not require any aid 10 Keep the bowels in
good order. should the patient, however. re-
quire a earthartic medicine. after having TAX
en- three ar four doses of the Tonic. a single
doseef BULLS I EG ETABLE FAMILY Pills
will be sufficient
Ike genuine SMITHS TONIC SYRUP mu,t
have DR JOHN BI LIS private stamp on each
bottle. DR. JOHN III LII only has the right
to manufacture and sell the original Jo.T j
smith : Tonic syrup, Of L"uisville. Ky. Ex-
anime we'd the label ON each bottle. If my
private stamp j. not on each beItle. do lot
purchase. or you will be deceived.