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FEUILLETON:
LES INCONSISTENCIES De
n. @ l.
Par Victor Cherbu1ies.

N. Johannes Drommel arriva a
Dsrbison le msrdi 80 septrmbre
scion len uns. le mercredi ltr Oc
tobre scion les Autres. CeS der
u.ersse trompent. &c qai Ell fat
foi. csest IL double temoignage
trAs suthentique lie N. Taco'iet,
* de police, ct dc
Nine Denis, marchande de mar6r,
qni tous deux p,rtireut lie Mullen
dAus 10 mAme 0mniUus que NJ.
Drommel et frent route avec lui.
Quoique N. Taconet ait Ia figure
I'M pea dure, d6pais sourcils, la
parole breve, tranchantr, IL re
CARL percaut ct inq"is'lifs, c'est
je plus houaa.e ct IL le meilleur
des hommes, OF tous ceux qui IL
couuaisscut savent quill n" j"
mats merit de ~ vie, hors les ne
cessit6a de "a profession. QUAINT
Q Nine Denis, cette d:gne person
90 est Incapable d'alterer scion
meat IL v6rite. q"and il NY Va
Dsx de- IN tete on lie IL defaite lie
70 poisson. D'aillen,s, il est
Dc notoriet6 pnblique qu'elle ne
portesa maree u Rarbison que
deuK fOis IL semaine ct ja'nais le
mercredi. II s'-nsuit que CT tut
bien le mardi 80 septembre quel
IL cut l'honneur lie faire route
ayoc M. Johannes DrOmmel.-A
quot serl.ii, demandera ton peut.
1tre, de Determines minntieuse
snent cette date liza main sur
Ia conscience. celia no sert Il rien ;
mails GU ne saurait Atro trOp gre
els dams seq inf0rmatioHs lOrsqu'ii
s'agit dun sOciOlOgue allemaUd,
Qui ~ pique lai-mame de- Ia plus
scrupuleuse exactitale en- tonte
l~natiAro, ct qui reproche aux Fran
QAls IL n'avoir jamais 81 nj Ia
geographic, nj lhisto're. Sc don
net II IL plaisir DE- relever qnel
que bcvus commise par N Nj
che, son 0it lis petite DE- malice
M tote . l'ait de danser SuI sea
,obuste eraulcs, ~t7it laisse 6chap'
PER un lie ces gr0s rires Qui fout
aboyer les chiems.
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n3WHU esN9'Q ~0HW'cutscpr'S0 lSe9Od
ne fait 10 service de voyageurs ct
de IN poste entire Carlson, Chaii
ct Melan ; .l'univers n'igrore pas
non plus que cette recommanda
ble enterprise s'aeq"itte de son nf
dec a " satisfaction genfrale, qu'
ellie . applique y cOncilier futile
Of l.agrsable. Quand vons aIlez
. Me'uu, c'est pour : prrndre le
train, ct Il train n'attend pas ;
nez.vous q l'entrepriSe 10 Lcjosne,
vous ~ 10 manquercx point. Ses
chevaux mont PAN besoiu de sen
tir 10 fouet pour courir CONNIE L.
vent. "A retour. c'est u,.e autrv
mdAtrp, il ny . plus rirn qui ures
se ct lea chooses Ne passent oomme
an tamille. Qn'importe d'atre u
Chailly on a Barbis0n une demi>
h~nre plut6t on plus tardi Uu~
allure nIOd6ree perlnet al v0ya
gcar lie coutempler IL payaage,
d><tudier Ia ronte, qui est char
Mante. Aussi ces memes che
vaux vi affalres, Qui tantOt d6vo
rAient l'e~pace, W metteut Q co,np
ter leurs pas ; lis lorgnent amou
vcusemeDt t0utes lea maisons.
CONNIE s'lls grillaient d'envie DIV
~ptrer, ct i'll s'arr6teraient voion
tisrs pour lier conversation sv~c
t0as lea rxssants. L. cocher,
owl se cont0rMe y leur bumeur.
multiple les haltca. II disparait
dana un b0uchou, Oh ii ~ rafrai
Shits loisir /; Il = dcs paquets a
t&posSs u y pseudre, des nouvel
lss = douner Ou ! hernandez, DIES
SeuDlsdes = distributor on u rece
SVir ; II surtoat ape cousine =
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de un grand exemple, ct par vote
d'insinuatiOE il en- toncha quel
ones mots diScrets dams un arti
Gle lie Ia Lumiere, &c .,qni fournit
Il l'asinus ridiculissimus l'occasiOn
desi,ee de lui dire un+ fois DE-
plus son fait. NJ. Drommel, cOu,
me on peut crnire, le remoucha
d'lmportance, en- prenant tout
l'empire germanique pour JUICE
du camp. &c fut vraiment une
belle polemique.
A COntinuer.
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es lettere. Col. .sSb1tH W ESpgs
NEl. The standard on Ire suhjert-
AMI n grand model ot biographical lyttera
s,tre. The only authorised aud authentic
work. Fully illustrated Send 50 C,.. vi
once tor outfit. Best terms. G. n. ILL
KINGSTON 4 Co. PrBe., Opf. Eixth and
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MAKE 1Els LAY,

An English Veterinary surgeon md Chemist ncx
f1.ve!.i1x in this country. s.ys, that most OF the
Trash. He Essays that hheridan's Condition Powders
arc a,soa,te rvre srd ips'encely valuable. Moth
Condition Powders. Doso enc t~easpoouful to ore
pint iV0d.
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With grinding Of the
ee@ &1npes variable, but generally
irritable. &c.
Whenever The above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. e. McLANE'S VERMIFIJGE
viii certainly effect 4 cure.
n DOES NOT CONTAINS MERCURY
in any form Il Is an innocent prepar
ratien. Sofeets6k sfddd9gAkeASGk@
ayasJ to tie most ASd0 1yaSk
The genuine DR.. McIANE's VU.
HlIFucE bears the signatures of {.
McLANE and FLEHvNc Bios. On a.
W1apper. saf. -a0:-
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sssssos tbs ssr1.sss d. fs.cs ~. "a vi p = Rssys ssrs
nine easse in ten. lntormstico that VII save many
~ hse By nail. Don't dslAy . moment. Pre-
= CO. BoaGo9s Mann.
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/ der, de vilipender. de dechirer II
| bellies dents tOus res colleagues.
Du haut de "a chaicc, il traita fun
d.enx d'asinws rsdiculissimu CT
qui fut priS eD mauvaise part.
On lui donna DIES ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIES d6goh,s; II IecOnnut quill ne
devieudrait iamais professeur ordi
nAire. nj meme extraOTdinaire il
abaudoDna Ia pavtie. VI await he
Iite lie on pere, qni s'6tait enri
Chi dams IT, commerce. dn betail.
uue fortune a>se5 rOndelttte. II
ST rrtira tiereMrnt SOUS sa tentr,
c.est II dire u GUrrlitz. on il fonda
une teuiIle hebd"ma.talre. intitu
lee das Lichs, on Ia Lumsieve. c.
lui III. Sc tx colleagues au.il await
trai,e d'asiaus r:d;culixsinsus 6crl
vi, c"ntrr Tai IN sanglant article
dams les Grenzboten ; il y decriait
sans merci son journal, 1t accn
salt IL directeur d'6tr- une lanter
ne fumeus.. !ni se prenait pour If
soI+ii. NJ. DrommeI m6prisa co.'s
injuries It ne 81 laSSa point :'eci i
rrr i.univers. SEES ab"nneS ASS.
ren, quill les etonne plus qu'il
les cniyaInc. Celia sutfit Il
bOnheur.
NJ. Drnmmel n'est pas Ssn!
mrnt un peuseur 1T IN Ioitmiste !;
dams l'occasion, il salt ne re- ruei
tracasSer, >''mtrigner. Apre, ~
tentative inIructuruse, il i. sSl.
a ST faire eIire au parirmrnt III.
pelial, Oh il SiegeA 'lans e ,ni>i
mage DIES socia iStes, ma;s ans
fraytr ave-: eux. II res rOnSi..e
rait CONNIE tie pau res heres, a..
il n'est pas socia!i>te, il rst s,"iO
lOgue OF vOns en- Sentez Ii .lifft
renee. ST r. prince dc Bismark
await dai.n6 preudre que'qurtoi~
ses avis ct Sc g0uverner par SEES
%conseils, il serait peat 6,rr devon
nn bi>markien ; mai> lie prince dc
Bl>ma,k n- .ni ayant :"pInt f..
h'avances TT ~'etlnf -. ms Il,
gutter TN jour Ia sale F.. rs stan
GEES an mOpent OH II. Dunmm
etaii "a la "ibnnr, N. DrOmmri
~ nit Il honuer le gouvrr utn-nt.
sc deterimilia cOn>tl;"rI IN pa
II, inl tout ssni. l. rrs'rhsea:ois
dams H. keiehstag H. d%,omnriIen ,
ct II NY en- Nat Qornh, an::a,a
unique EN- son eSp6.r Z. SD soil
t"'te nr i'n'quletai. pas la ~yn,he
>e est 10 .joarS solitaire. Ii ioui:
lie sun boniieur prniant trUiS AIS,
mai> | ne fat pas reelu. Cetie
modification tul tut sensible ; il
sen coh>O'a rm pe,s"dt unr i,
temps meta!eut pas ."dis. ga.
SON jour vt'n'irah.
On u'e>; jan. us 'ntu d fat 90
>e4ne"t. Q""i4r- III Dnnm :.
aspire II meit". Ia prop, ii en- III.
cui"tl0n, Il ne lai>s. pas IL. posse
der IN n.ai>On fort co~>ip, u..l.
ne songr pnIm; a fli,e cuculer ei
uiIaS>tZ grand iln.nOle. .i- TIT; e.
IT, Iente, don't Il ne fair pari a
,"r,on.e. VA pre.5ri ~ II rs.
'inr -" Ia ';eie ave, !','" re la.,>r
,ndlS V,lr S.ius dc i,O.t. moths
60 i'tuf tie ,.ftl ar III. .b'atltr:
i'art, luo!Itir 50 ,rid. >,it -
SrS N.uA i!ie ,,ie!i- institution.
Il '>tinre Il ui>i,aiaiLre dams M
proclaim avrniI. II cut Il cimuuau
t,'4aatrr ans IL 1a.birs,r dr :. m.
ri"r. Dams L. temps qa'll etait lie
r"te, il await co'sGn dc t-"dr.s
sentiments pour nu- h,nSeuSp lie
t'O.'era de Berlin C-tt.. ch "
man'r Fr''"clortoiSe. qul pasSal
pou. ere auSsisage qu jo.ie. &c
C1::M.,:11s|r:x
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new RICE BLOOD!

PaFs~ns' rurRrtivc Pills make New Rich
Blood. snd viii complete iy change tho blood in tho
entire g ;em n three months Any person who will
take l p.J each night from l to II weeks may be re-
stored h sound health. Ii such = II ,ng ts possible.
Sent b. mail for 9 letter stampa. 1. :. JOHNSON
& CO., Bangor, Ma,
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HGstfk S1fVlM en- AIDE. Ila:
Wa Irr la joIie 1t sag. Ada 81
ia'S>a .oinOef 'tdnS uIe tra,,pe,
on ellie ~ caS>a la Jamie. On la
racommOnda ; mails i! lnl res!a de
ce'tr mrsa>enture un Ieg-r clOche
me'it du pied droit, ani AL dire
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s'aces ct 4'ii touf1fois ia sen.i
O1auc0"p qan~ frs t,,trecha's i.
lr s." rav sa sdhit-ment ,r6ta
lfeil'e ann propositions lie u.
kkas1ahuL, jlk1iiaoLi j. ~, ~ i ~
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Meets the requirements of the rational
medical philosophy which at present
prevails. It:is aperfectly pure vegeta-
bic remedy. embracing the three important
properties of a preventive. a tonic. and an
Alternative. 1t fortlfies the body against DIS
ease. invigorates aad re-vitalizes the torpid
stomach and liver, and effects a most salu-
tarv change i'll the entire system, when in
a morbid condition.
( For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally.
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader, have you caught . cold9 Arr You IN.
a6le To raise the phlegm7 Have yoa an irrita-
ton in the throat7 A sense OF oppression %
the lungs, WITT short breath5 DO Jon have .
At Of coughing on lying DOWN. A sharp pain
now and Then in the REGION q the heart, shooE
ders and hack1 Il 9, ear Aavicsis take st
once 8 doe ol Tutt's Expectorant; yoa wfl sooo
Be able 20 rai0e The phlegm. In an hen fepest
the Rxpeetorant, place ahoti iron 70 ths5eee, 1aEs
two Of TUFTS Pills. You VII soon lal into .
pleaeant aleep and wake qP q Tue moFninG.
cough gone, lungs WORKING freely; eesy SrsatA.
Ing. and the bowels moving 81 natural manner.
70 prevent . return Of ths0e symptoms % 1he
E1pectoEans several days. p -
Once, IS Murray Street, ". u.
TXsJ1IsTrs,$$;, ISL '!IVhLI!$-
ucTJ.Ir Pills
IT. oS$s!;.!Rl1l4h!.I! FILLS
I1USsIl.Il,,S$$ .R!ol Pills ILL! !
ucX1s. .lcx2 nEfn1ddIkiS
TuII,$ PILLS
TUFTS PILLS
TUFTS PILLS
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
TUTI,$ PILLS
TUFTS HAIR 'DYE,
GRAY HAIR OR WRIsAERs changed 70 . 0LossY
BLACK BY . single applicatien Of this DYE IN.
psrts . Natural Color, acts InstantaneousI. "a
= as = {: :prins yss.s Sold b DTasssass9
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tHQtsH. Ntteek
z. B. kRIGGS. President.
OHNHENDERSON. Vie Pred60G
vSDkEW PATTON. Secsstass
51e Policies Of the above CSBpo1a,t0
ssg'stered aud tho reserve thssesa -
va 10 the credit Of the policy with ~
d'tcr, and Treasurer ct State in ecnpMM
tied.
IAN act to better seenre holders 4
'"sura nee policies in this State; to 49,
reserve fund !; and for other psrpSsoe
g> A CERTIFICATE
Ut the Auditor of State is annexed y
The COMPANY complied With ~ II
visions OF the above ACT and nA6e14
SECOND deposit Of the REQUIRED =
SEkVE January BIRD. 1879.
ALLEN JUMEL. Audts.
COURIER, q MCNA1..t
General 4gents, Rlsqas1
A. II. HUGUET,
Agent, Baton Rouge.
L. 4. COLOMB. Agent, Donaldsolvi1eH
JOS. i. THlBODEAUX.
Agent, 1hibodaux
BOCRG L. MONTEGUT,
,Agents, HsumeIA
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THE GENUINE
DR. e.
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
VERMIFUGE,
- al \
SYMPTOMS OF r

THE countenance is pale and lead
l en.colored. with occasional fushes,
OF a circumscribed spot on on{ or both
cheeks the eyes become dlR; the
pupils dilate; an azure setSicircle
runs along the lower eye-li> f; the
nose is irritated. swells. and sometimes
bleeds; a swelling Of the upper lip;
occasional headache. with hummine
Or throbbing Of the ears; IN unusual
secretion Of saliv1; Shiny or furred
AS9s dI!assls.eps! ls|isis s.
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A0UB N FEVER.

No better esshsstie en- Be > dpsspsn
aaory 70. q after taking Q1iniea
AZ : simple psFgadvs they - -
ooVA1e1. s..-s.sff are
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Frank Les les Poplar MOr thly FOR
fse Obec

i On ev "dlcgy al &c; We numbe'; > y 'u
tsa,iops and abourd;ng in lite azure OF re me-
p;elg'ng entr Hinng and ih.eTe5|eg ''' i -.
TIE opening 81 ale, 1.-THE 1ne.tst3 OF New 1o'1,
by ]. Bran er Ma ,heWF, is especially na'k"d oy
The Qua. &C sis;;c7 t,2cng. as It does, f9e TICK
of the thclt.e ON i 1olit9.y 'e5.;"g l''1 in
,iobr S, Get one hi Cd ed years go, o is pLP7"1t
Ices on "a l1e upper pa /; OF Manha,aa Island.
N Poone haa an anmIlble ar,:C'e dec pine oil
nis 'rOrr { eak IS in tie P;tl2iS rOva" ''Clco
pa :"'s Needle, The Emp of Arn.'D, !" -"
Pa: y Perl Rubens,' "A Old Sea Dog" e., e5c.,
are the subiec,s o? other Prominent a c'es. A
new oDt;nued story, The Amber W.tc1" by the
author o; The Houle ". h an w. e =, ~ sew
al shors 81. es by popular tiers, aTold pleas
| ant reading. Ms. B. ow odtin1e8 Dor delight -
"Cosspjng Pap 49, 81 t1e e are seve.Jl poems
. IRE excellen,e e, a IL C Song. "EoDbim andl,"
| by Ia lie Fo. sc The ca Gen of CYL OdOce,"
By AI?->.l Ewl br- &c" "a HSnu 10 tie S"4,' by
| D., N Alto .. e., e zee ~ meu Ga .C'1S.
kMo : ile mOlo 10 be ,de hes ave "Niy Narrow
+ .,s.e," ? raj I've oi Hing nteie /; "A Kew
F..c Ids and { e., e MrS'c,' Joseph BonapaI -
| az Tina Ben j. ~ =, G'e OF ne Persian Cuff
e. The oi,sc I'll, .ey coup extensive amusing
ar6 reD'c w i':s ! 90. TIE nrm1er con-
sis of t,'3 Ca 0 pc res, apGthe establishment
nx.tsdJOO j. ether W a 1Gdu.,.,il, ont;spiece
..Ine CoCt'e ., y ION re o*g'na q, wing Pal
mSro e. "ge (op g a only 25 GEN. cl.l, tht
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including the Life of Hon. WIN. II. ENGLISH.
This work IS endorsed by Gen. Hancock and the
Party Leaders, is W-priced, Immensely pouular,
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is no Disgusting the fact that the
solid business men Of the country
are entirely satisfied with the pres
ent condition of the public II
nances. Whatever politicians may
think and say, it is certain that
the business men of the country
do not demand a change. The
consequence is, democratic politi~
clans do not appeal to reason, but
are engaged in active endeavor to
arouse prejudice and stir up the
passions of the people. They
know very well that any appeal to
the intelligence of men would be
in vain, because they have nothing
satisfactory to offer to those who
think and investigate.
Hence it is, We see them raking
up false and exploded charges
against General Garfield and retail
ing them upon the hustings. They
know, if they know anything, tina
the charges of corruption agains
General Garfield are false and ma
lignant, but having nothing good t.
say of themselves they try to diver
public attention from their own po
litical hypocriey and double>dealin'
by lying about their opponents
This is plain language, but Their
are times when plain language is
necessity-when nothing else wi
answer.
This timidity on the part of CAP
ital, showing a hesitation about in
vestments, is one of the stronget
arguments against trusting tn
democratic party that could possi
bly, be furnished. The party
looked upon with distrust by fV
out of every six thinking bushes
men all over the country. The
have no confidence in its leaders.
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DISTRUST OF THE DEMOCRTIC
LEADERS.

The following significant para
graph is taken from a Washington
special to the Cincinnati CONNER
cial:
There have been rumors here of a
Discrimination of capitalists to invest
money in the usual channels which
employ capital, owing maihly to. the
uncertainty as TO the outcome of the
fall election. Your correspondent 10.
day made inquiry as to this matter at
the treasury department. Comptroller
Knox said that never before had there
been such an immense amount of idle
money on deposit in national banks.
Interest was never so low before, show
ing an inclination of capital to make
especially secure and long investments
ofsuch character that national affairs
could not affect. He believed that the
direct cause of the vast accumulation
of money was the dread that the dem
ocrats might possibly win the election
or perhaps rather an inclination to be
on the safe side, and wait to see VIVA;
would be the result of the presidential
contest.
Treasurer GilfillRn expressed almost
identical views, saying that there was
certainly great apprehension on thu
part of capital in view of possibilities
of the election. This timidity wa
manifested no doubt as the result o
fear OF change in the financial policy
of the government, or at least by
sense Of uncertainty Of the result.
"Mr. Riggs, a leading banker in
Washington, ssid there was one mil
lion dollars lying idle in his .banb
waiting for the result before invest,
ment. There seems to be no donb
that capital is distrustful all over til,
country, and will be boarded in SAT,
places from this time on till after tn,
election" So
This is very significant. There
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No TIME TO BE LOST.-In the in :
cipient stages OF copsump tion, the
first symptoms is generally hacking
cough, pains in the cnest, difficulty { t
breathing or oppression of the lungs.
Something should be done at once to
check the cough, sllsy aud heal the IT,
ritated psrts. ALIENS LUNG BAL
SAM will break up the cough in an in
| credible short time; also prevent the
| formation of tubercles. Where tuber'
Giles are once formed, the disease is
hard to cure.
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-26
WISE WILLIAMS.

If it w8s not such very tender
subject we would like to ask the
democratic managers Of this dis
trict what they think of Tom. Will
liams' discretion and stumping abil>
tiles now, but we refrain. We would
also like to ask them how many
Irish and negro votes they think he
has made by his speech at Fair Gar
den. In regard to it we publish a
card from Mr.. Pat. Shea, as worthy
a young man as there is in the city,
in another column, and respectfully
call attention to it.
In order that our Irish and col
ored citizens Cali see exactly in
what estimation they are held by
the democratic candidate, we repro
duce that passage of his Fair Gar
den speech, referring to them, pre-,
facing it with the remark that
the report was made by an Gttacht
of the CHRONICLE, in whom great
est confidence is reposed. Will
liams said:
Referring 10 statement of Mr.. Pat
Shea that Alderman Williams made
| speech in the city council, in 1878, ad
| vOcatiug the reduction of street Labor
ers' wages from $1.0O to so cents pei
day, Mr.. Williams said:
II am surprised at the character o
witnesses the judge brings againt me
| Who is Pat. Shea? don't want tC
cay anything harsh against him, bu
he is no account. He is worthless
| fellow, who has made no success in
life. He has been in the city council
once or twice from ward composed
| largely Of IrishnleD and negroes. He
was for a long time a democrat, ant
because he could not get office there b.
turned over TO the greencackers, ant
because he could not get office there b.
turned over TO the republicans, or a
least he voted for HOuk and was ap
i pointed enumeratOr of the census as
reward for turning over. Now, tina
is the kind of men the judge brings uI
| against me-" ~
Observe that phrase, compose
largely of Irishmen and negroes !
But one construction can be pu
upon it, and that is that William
considers "Irishmen and negroes
entirely unworthy, and not at al
responsible or particular who repre-
sents them.
This is one of the evidences @
the way Williams is "using Houl
up," and if the CHRONICLE had an,
idea that the former would not b
muzzled and ordered to confne him
self to his written speech, it woul
detail representative to aceompan.
the candidates to all of their ap.
pointments, knowing that no bette
means of securing 5000 majorit.
in this district could be devised.
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f. & A. M.

f. & A. M.
MASTERS LODGE, No. 244:-Stated commu-
wi nication upon third Monday night OF each
month at Hall in Masonic Temple.
DEARI. CHAPTER, No. a, r. A. M.--Stated
cOnyOcatiOn upon first Monday night Of each
month at Hall in Masonic Temple.
s. j. Todd, Sec. W. A. Galbralth, H.F
ORUR DE LION CONfMANDERY, No. -
Il Stated cOnclave upon second Monday nlgnI
of each month meetings for drill upon frlaay
night of each week, at Hall in Masonic Temple.
s. j. Todd, Rec Il. bolll' h-o'
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-26

To not confouud this matcblsss RenovaioT cf
UFeebls and Exhausted Constitutions with VIC
lent cathartcs, cheap dec0c6ous OF vile drugs,
and ruinnus ia ovicants ipn0ceptlg l4beled bit
tiers" MALT BITTERS appeal to popular cont"
dance because Pre- pared from UaferT ented Nj It,
Hops, and Quinine, and other prs~ious ingredi-
emit, according to the process Of Liebig, and are
richer in the clements that restore to permanent
health the Weak, Jonvaleecent, Cousumptive,
Over worked, .Nervous, sleeple,ss, D ,SIoeptic,
Bilious and f;kIe in Appel e, than all other
forms of Malt or Med e. The genuine are
plainI- signed nv he company Srld everywhere,
MALT Ri RI Frs Co Boston EaSS. 4W
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-26
Our Fancy Cream Cheese

Has come and is sold out, but John
Hudiburg will have another lot the
first OF the week that is Cream Cheese
none Of your poor skim.milk stuff
that is sold on this market by some. =
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-26
4. o. o. #.

T,AsT TENNESSEE LODGE, No. 84.--Meets
u Tuesday nights at Odd Fellows \ Han "a W YES Isl
Samueis. VIC. E. W. Adkins, Il. s., and Permit
Sec; Geo. McIntire, Treasurer.