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latter season of the year such a COLI
sion would probably have been at
tended with complete destruction to
the steamer and al on board, but the
icebergs now sailing along the coast of
Newfoundland are hard and cohesive,
and not liable, as in autumn months,
TO SILVER into pieces BY the least jar
or impact. or even by the ordinary de-
tOnation Of a gun.
A MARVELLOUS ESCAPE.
Had the iceberg broken up as the
bows Of the FlamingO crashed upon 1t
there could be no survivor to unfold
the dreadful tale. The berg was at
least a half mile in length, and aver
aged about two hundred and fifty feet
! above the surface Of the water, or
more than one hundred feet above
the mast tops Of the ship. 1t was for
tunate, too, that there was no sea on,
as in such a case the berg might have
rolled over on the steamer when close
to it and crushed it into slaves.
RUNNING FOR ST. JOHNS.
After parting company with the ice.
berg the Flamingo was got round and
headed for st. Johns, where she ar
rived about an hour and a half after
the accident. The position of the
steamer at the time of the collision
was about two miles east-southeast
from Moncton Point, which is ten
miles from ST. Johns.
SPEED AT THE COLLISION.
When the iceberg was discerned by
the lookout the Flamingo was steam
ing at the rate of seven and a half
miles. At the time of the collision
the engines had been reversed nearly
a minute, which reduced the speed to
about three miles at the precise mo-
ment Of the collision.
NEW USE FOR JIBBooMs.
To the fortunate circumstance that
she was fitted with jibboom and bow
spirit, which neutralized the force Of
the impact on the berg and operated
as stays or tenders to keep off the hull,
must be credited the fact hal the
Flamingo has not furnished another
contribution to the long list Of whole.
sale casualties recorded in the annals
Of the British navy.
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M~on-resldent PloiIca--

No. 3T,R.D.-In the Probate Court Of shan.
county, Tennessee-W. j. Allen an a otbars
Va. Anna l.. Obenchain and Others, bill s s6S
t appearing. from the original AN II ia.
4 cause, which is sworn to, thai defendants'
anna l. Obenchain, +: q. Gberuhain, w. X
HreenlaM and his wife, - Greenlaw n q
Brown, W. A. Brown and Joanna p RS
are n9n-residents of the State ofTennesaee. Il
ts ordered that they make their Appearance =
herein, at the courthouse Of our said Proha1o,
Court, in Memphis, Tom on or Ihop s
the hrst Monday in July, 1880. mn
PLEAD, answer OF demur to complainant
% b1li 3,b OF same VIII be taken for confessed ma
that a copy of this order be published q, anu
for four successive weeks in the DDnnGpgi;S
This May 81, 1880. ions
A copy-Attest:
By HUeH B, CULLEN, D. C. lien CLERK
oOrussS ana Kay, sells. for compl'ts. !
..N M rO or M n. "
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Trustee's SaIo-

RY virtue Of a trust deed i,
~ Y. sherrod and Amanda gb %rue ~ w
June 18th, 1873 and Recorded ii n H. Gated
record book No. 4, pages lSs. stc A~r and in
9nGer tne provision OF the said trbsi dsd nSating
'ne agent 70 make sale. / will. on uer q os'
Monday, July 9Th, 1850.
AZ ~ 70 " O'clock in the day. A. tbe -sor.h.
p EalIo Tenn. sell for cash at public op N ven IN
,v;htoTf1 real estate conveyed thersbSy me
~ Aying In the counties Of Lincaiyn' 10
pssRa, IN the State Of ArESnSas hi .h z
Vs., Suattsr Of section III, less * a snvs quill
t nv o.! MiheheHi the southeast uuertey 90 solo
az, 20, .he north half Of section 'Ss. ~. Vl seq
DoTsb quarter Of section 80; the west SaI sopte-
~ tnInNest quarter Of section 81, tbar wa. u ne
onrsh noltneast quarter oil gention ~. nal
ai IN hallo The southwest Quarter sso22is Sdne'
wv ~ noItn half Of section 4, and TIA vest' ana
noithhest quarter Of section ain , nai
aaipig 5oltn' IN range 3 west, ""n-
. rights and equities al aowas..
''oau waived and rolinquished. nome--
40 mo JOHN 4. LOGWOOD
~"s Special Agent and TrUste..
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Yellow fever can be prevented by
the use of Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, and Warmers Safe Pills.
Keep the blood clean and pure, and
malarial fevers will not be apparent.
These remedies keep the kidney and
liver in perfect action, and when they
do their duty the blood will be pure.
Sold wholesale by S. Mansfield &
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Genuine Imported HOif's Malt
Extract.

The true health beverage. Highly
recommended for nursing mothers,
thin, cold and aged people, GONZALES
cents, etc. Owing to its wonderfully
nutritious qualities it is especially
recommended in epidemics and in
fevers; where bodily p~rostration is
great, and life depends upon a nour-
ishing stimulant. None genuine with
out the label of Tarrant & Co., sole
agents, New York. For sale BIZ all
druggists and grocers. 24-102
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Eureka SPRINGS.

Little Rock Democratic
DIR. j. NJ. Pirtle, who has been
spending a vacation at Eureka Springs,
reports that there are ten or twelve
thousand people there, among whom
are Judge Turner and Charley Alex
ander Of this city. lie could report
some wonderful cures, but does not
desire to do so from the fact that his
statements would seem incredible.
The water, however, is a sure cure for
malarial diseases, rheumatism, sore
eyes, scrofula, paralysis and skin dis
eases of all kinds. 1t has no effect on
consumption and diseases of the
throat. Good board can be obtained
at from S. to IS per week. He stopped
at the Pettigrew house, paying IS, and
was we'll pleased. He informs us that
Colonel Clifford, a wealthy citizen OF
Olarksville, Mo-, who came there in
charge of his physician, has been per-
manently cured Of Bright's disease,
and the fact will soon be made known
to the world through the medical jour
mails. During the entire time Of the
doctors visit, he did not see an in
toxicated person at Eureka Springs,
This speaks well for the morality Of
the famous resort.
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a OARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., l will send
a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send a
self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph 4.
Inman, Station D, New York City. ~
" lis xxi ia eodkw
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A~nsOlvent Notice.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, SHELBY CorNTy. ,
UFFIOR COU MY COrpr n ppv

yTfIVE OOgNTY UOURT ULRRK,
NJ. az, Memphis, Tenn, June 5, 1850.
NJ 3rotot m ~ James Reilly, Public Adminis-
HAVING suggested the insolvency oe the
IL estate OF Jennie Lewis, deceased yn',
are hereby ordered to give notice, by aSvertIsa so
ment N some newspaper published within he
Sf'q s5 5sIbSS' % co1I also at the Courthouse door
claims against said estate, to apnear onad' HHIIss
the same, with the Clerk Of the County Conrrt
authenticated in the manner prescribe3 by Iaw
on Or before the sth day of September. 1ssO.
an opg b ssy cls an mot hisd on or before said day.
said estate is made, shall be forsVer mus nus u
both in law and equity, w N@iteEF
June, 1880, '"iS o'n Jay oS
nu d nm OWEN DWYRR. Cler
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EDUCATIONAL.
INSTITUTE,
L. G, TYLER N. A., Principal.
100 UNION STREET.
Trustees sale,

DY virtue Of a deed Of trust made 10 me on
ID the 18th day Of May, 1875, recorded in
book No. 4, pages 1888, 800 and 39i, record book
Of Tate county, Miss, and for the purpose Of
paying the balance OF the indebtedness secur.
ed theroin, / will offer for sale at public auc-
ton TO the hlghe,t bidder for cash. on the
premises, at Coldwater, Tate county, Miss,
Thursday, July Isl, 1850,
at u M, the following described real estate /;
corner Of the northeast quarter In 0 y, Of Sec
ton thirty-one (Sl in township four (O OF
range seven ca west,in tho town Of Coldwater,
Tate county, Mississippi, together with ell
the buildings and Improvements thereon.
All right Of equity Of redemption Is waived.
S(lOS W, A. GOODMAN, Trustee.
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mn OWEN DWYRR, CIor I
by d. b. CULLEN, d. @. IS o e7i ia
Trustees Sale Of Warehouse Prpnsrtv

-
RH virtue Of the terms of a cnrta,D
- qeed TO me executed by William P Jus
and his wife, Guila d. Brent. Anil % 1Saa
70 secure certain Indebtedness tberein' m nooo'
TONED, which trust deed is of record IN ~
[eglster's office of Shelby county, Tam Y
BOOK ~, at page 1893, said indebtedness bs;nn
past due and unpaid, 1.-THE undersirnaSs PENS en-
at the request ofthe benefciaries, on
Wednesday, sOth Day of June, 1880,
atthe southwest corner of Main and Mad;s.u
streets, IN Memphis, between IL and / o'cIssIL
p;m; o. that day, offer and sell to the bisSsst
nluuer LOT cash, q certain undivided one-fbirS
hhteIest 10 the following land In MemnbiS
IaAlng district of Shelby county Tenn -
wy; une lot or parcel Of land situate. iv;vg
ana pelng on the northeast corner Of JeiFsrsoS
anu ourth streets, in said city Of MemnbSs
peine tneeast part of lot $50 and west nsrt 2
10y oo4; county lot 478. having a front an ttfHoSl
feIsoh street Of one hundred and sixfy. n;na
teet by one hundred and forty-eisbt snaduee
nan leet on Fourth street, on which r. sit,
atea a large warehouse, known as tbe n AZ
ARpere0h a Co. warehouse. W ~ NJ
seIe 70 commence at 12o'elock, Tho t;tio A
nsieved 70 be perfect, but | sell and CONWAY
Z" lO5 M. B. IRRELEVANT, Trusto4
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at ne courthouse door in Memphis, Tenn.
S ;1n iOI casn 20 the highest bidder the follow
to-wit: S"Nu NusV ueeuS
Lying and being in Shelby county, Tenn
knoTn as the south half Of lot No. in ne
I SSDda ny S5rS q NJ the Royster and !BranIfcrd
said lot being divided by a line drawn due
east and west at a point equidistsnt from
theN point whore the north and sontb
lines OF said lot No. 8 strike the obnts
on the eastern boundary line Of said lot, con-
s scras T Spe hundred and twenty-five O,lOO
and convey as trustee only. Said deed Il re-
corded in book No. 1913, page 2Oo. "
June l4th, 1880. 81 ISS
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he desires, we will faithfully comply
with his wishes, reserving, of course,
our right of candid comment.
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Tho subscription price Of the DAILY
PUBLIC LEDGER is IS per annum and
500 per month forissS than one year. The
WEEKLY LEDGER Is 81 per annum-
postage free.
Persons leaving the city for the summer
can order the DAILY LEDGER at SOC per
month in advance, with the privilege Of
changing pOstOfiOe.
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entered at the PostOfice at Memphis, Tenn,
as seeond-class matter.
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Trustees sale.

A tns request ofthe beneheiaries in a trust
Lolo, 70 secure a certain in%debtedness tbersin
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AN ICEBERG.

saturday evening June 10, 1880
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NOn-ResIdeRI NoIcS.

Z HUGH b; CULLEN, d. @. N
Rugs n Ray, sells. for compl'ts.
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New Advertisements
ADVERTISERS

By addressing GEO. p. ROwELL d CO.,
10 Spruce St.. New York, can learn the exact
cost Of any proposed line of ADVERTISING
in American Newspapers. Hs- IOO-page
Pamphlet, IOc.
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fbH1AA A YEAR and expenses to agents.
0e ERY, Augusta, Maine. 81 lie
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THIS PAPER SgSsSg b 3. { sS%l, on 4 AZ Eo e.
Newspaper Advertising Bureau 10 Spruce st.
waST0 e savS %sds for SSni Il y NEW YORK
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ICI EFT AII1LEURS.

JMry de P0licc.-Celui dc st.
Jacques, qui est une pa1oisse gra-
cieusement couchee sur les deux
rives du Mississippi, devait SO reu.
mir samedi dernier.
Car le reglemeut porte que lie dit
Jury sc reunira tous les mois, lie Sc
cond lundi de chaque mois.
Mails pour que lie dit Jury, com
pose de hut membres NOMINEES par
lie g%ouverneur de lEtat, pnisse l6-
giferec, passer des performances ct
agir, il lui fault I'm quorum, c'est-a.
dire la presence d'au moins cling
membres.
Mails il ny await pas de quorum
samedl dernier, ct Indispensable
cinquieme,-la cinquieme roue qui
fault marcher la carriole-man.
quait.
.Etaient presents: NM. j. L
Gaudet, Tecl6 Nicolle, Pierre
Schepp ct Felix Falgoust.
Etaient absents: NM. E. Wa
g%uespack, w. A. Webre, j. A
Breand ct p. Guidry Jr.
LIE temps, la maIadie, ct IN EN-
ptchement imprevu-car le neil
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Il tJus 2 Et Gui done, dams cette pa.
trie d6mocrati0ue ct rt%publicainc,
sur cette libre terre d'Amfriuue ct
tic travail, peut trouver Grange qu'
OH pense, qn'on ecrive ct qn'on de-
mande la fortune ct Ia gloire 4 son
intelligence, 4 sa science ct son
travail?
Encore une fois, Sol Mcet omnibus.
Et lie soleil, runiversel foyer de
toute lumiere ct de toutc beautt, u
DIES rayOns pour tout le monde.
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Manager, ct gui nest jamais nj heu.
reuse nj satisfaite,-rEvc qui s'est
trompee, qui nous u trompes, ct que
1Dieu, aux prcmiers jours dc IL crGa.
ton, apres uile minute d'GblOnisst.
lnent on glamour, n cOndamneo u
l'ignorancc, i Ia s%outfrancc ct il IL
| submission.
Car Ia vieillc ltgendc est t%ouiou1y
vivante, ct son es.'rit do haine ct
d'injhstlcc est toujours ell nous. lie
saccrloce u picuscmemt ct cruelle.
| mcnt conserve ct e%ntretenu Get cs.
prit chez les hoinmcs 1t chez les
fcmmes Giles mGmcs. LIE sacerdoce,
du ,este, a e raisons pour celia.
Gar 81 Ia femme est dtchuc, ct 81,
CONNIE telle, ellie relieve lirectcment
ct ASSIGNMENT dc Dlen. sans quill
hi soft permits on possible dc sc re.
lever par ellie meme ct par le mari,
ellie %appartient enforcement au sd.
cerdocc. Et c'est par &c saccrdoce,
C~est-a.dire par lie prttre. qu'el'u
croira, penscra, priera, aimera, hal.
I'll ct. agra servilement. Sa con.
science, obscure on atfaiblic, asser.
vie ct sans r%aisol', trainante, plcu.
rantc ct douloureuse, mails n'ayant
pins pour ellie le grand souftle de Ia
fol ct failc sisonreuse do liz pensGe
ct de Ia libcrte, ne lui appartiendra
plus. Est.ce qu'unc tellc conscience
est encore q,lelque chose, ct 81 vous
en- faltcs IN hommageA Diru, Epen.
e vous que Dieu puisse sen
r%tjouir %beaucoup?
j. GENTIL.
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NOUVELLES

Tieur monde.-Mme Theirs est
morte.-La baronne tic Flledland,
file de Pcrsigny ct tilleule de Tex.
imperatricc, a etc arretee ave. son
mari. Ellie est accus6e d'avolr CON-
trefait la signature de Ia p%rincesse
de Ia Moskowa, sa grand'mere.-
Hickey, du Iriboulet, ct Meyer. du
Gaulois, wont sc battre en- duel
Bandry d'Asson, lie dGput6 fauve ct
clerical, poursuit civilement ct cri.
minellement Gambetta.-Le Napo.
leon, journal dc Ia f:.mille, a paru.
II croft i la dyuastie, i rempire ct
aux capucins.-Rouher aurait dit
aux Maristes de Riom, qui traitaient
le gouvernement republican, d'infa-
me gouveynement, ct qui lui don.
naient encore six mois d'%existence !:
"Je men verrai pas la fin. Les mas.
e sont ACCUSES 4 la Republique."
Celia ma point etc agreeable aux moi.
nes.-Le vieux Gr6vy, faux bonhom'
me ct NerOn sanguinaire, veut joiner
au billiard avec DIES t6tes de carnes.
La situation devient grave d la
colonie du Cap, avec les Boers.-Le
cabinet anglais est decide a adopter
DIES measures de repression en- 1rlan'
de. Deux ministries ont donne leul
dtmission.
LA Greece fait DIES emprunts
Menotti Garibaldi est a Ath6nes.-
Tremblement de terre en- Croatie.
lie Vatican ct pAllemrgne pour
parlent toujours, mails sans resultat
La ditc Allemagne, revenue d Ia raj
sou, ne parle plus de prosecutor LEI
Juifs.
LEON XIII a cardinalis6 le Rev
ulloa Lanios, archev6que de Mica
ragua. II en- cardinalisera d'autre'
in petto. II no,nmera anssi plusieur'
6v6ques franeais ct espagnols Il
p0rtibus mtdelium.
p. S.-Rochefort a Gu tort de s,
fr0tter a Gambctta, qui a montr'
certaine lettre a Trochu fort com
promettante pour IL chef du part
ultra.radical.
Les troubles continent en- II
lande. LIE systeme de repression
l'emporte dams le cabinet anglais.
Les progressistes ct les demo
crates allemands ont rempOrte de
success 6lectoraux.
lie Pape a parle dc Ia Franc
avec une certaine amertume.
La TurQuie fait DIES praparatit
militaires.
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-L'historien Macaulay, dams
son Historic TAngicte,Yc, nest pas
tendre pour l'Eglise %romaine.
Est.il juste
Ne saurait-on pas invoquer Ia
France contrc son jugement
Et PItaIie d'aujourl'hui
Quoi quill en soft, nous publions
lie singulier passage suivant.
On a%ppreciera.
Toutcs les voix doivent 6tre Ell.
tendues, simon ju~stitiees.
Macaulay, du reste, est protes-
tant.
"Pendant les trois derniers sic
cles, arrtter le developppement de
resprit humain a etc 10 principal
ohjet de pEglisc roma;pe. Tous les
progress, sans exception ancune.
uui Sc sont accomplis AL sein de la
chretiente, Ell lumieres. Ell liberte,
Gu ricnesse, dams les arts lie la vie,
81 sonts accomplis' ell dGpit dele ct
ont etc partOut en proportion inver-
Sc de sou pouvoir. Les plus ravis'
santes ct les plus f%ertiles provinces
lie rEurope sont ~descendues, sous
son gouvernement, aux derniers dc.
grts de Ia pauvrete, de In servitude
politique, de la torpeur intellectual
le, tandis que les ccntrecs protes'
tantes, autrefois cittes proverbiale
ment pour leur starilite ct leu'
barbarie, Sc sont TRANSFORMER Ell ri
ches jardins, grace a leur mdustrie
ct 4 leur habilete, ct peIvent mon
trer avec orgueil m Tongue listt
dc htros ct d'hommes d'I5tat, d.
philosophers ct dc poetcs.
.'Celui qui, sachant ce que son
naturellement lItalie ct lEcosse, e
ce qu'Gtaient respectivement cei
deux pays il y a 4uatre cent ans
comparera anjourl'hui la caMpagn
Qui cntoure Rome a Ia campaign,
qui entoure Edimbourg, pourta St
former Il opinion SUI les tenaan
ces de In dominution papalt
La decaaeDce de rEspagne, autre
fois la premiere DIES monarchies
maintcnant d%escendue ,jnsqu'au.
dernieres profondeurs de la degra
dalton, ct l%'eleyation dc la Hollan
dc, qui, eli d6pit de SEES nombreu
disadvantages naturels, a atteint
une position qu'un aussi peti
Etat ma jamais atteinte, nous ense
gnent Ia meme Logon. Quiconqu
passe Ell AIlemagne, dune princi
paute catholiQue i vne principaut
protestante ; ell Suisse, dun eau
ton cathollQuo i I'm canton pro
testant I; en- Irlande, dun cont
catholique a un comte protestant
remarque quill a pass6 dun eta
inferieur Il un etar superieur dc e
vilisation. De rautre cote dc ia
tlantique, la meme loi preyant Ell
core. Les professionals des Etat:
Unis ont laisse bien loin derrier
eux les cathoi1gues romans Il
.Mexique, du perou ct du Bresi
Les catalogues romans du has q;
fAha restent immobiles, tandi
ou'autour d'eux, sur tout lenr cont
1ent, bouillonne pesprit ~protestar
d'entreprise ct d'activitG."
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GENTIL.
ii c%Ontinuer,)

A Loncr.-Une propriet6 conte.
nant environ deux cents arpants de
terre cnltivable, parfaitemcut
adaptee i IN culture du riz. Ayec
maison de residence, masasiu i
mails, Gcuric ct Sava,,c,
lie tout i des conditions tres libd.
ralcs.
S'adresser 4
NJ. TIRCUIT,
Welcome r. q.
st. James.
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naturellc, qui d'Europe conduit eli
Amerique, en- Oceanic, au Japon,
en- Chine, ct revient Ell Europe 4
travers le canal dc Suez, il impor.
TAFT de faire tomber liz balriere de
Panama.
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spectacle ct Icur y%uorison est rarantir.
L'Epilepsie OH Crises est trait6e
avec I'm success complct. Examcn at.
tcntif de tons les cas- oifrant uno
chance lie suerison.
lie traitement de rImpuissance, de
la SpermhtllorTGe ct de Ia Debilit6
sexuclle par la medicine seuls a etc
jnsqu'a present inutile ct meme
dangercux. C'est l'opinion genera.
lie de tons les medccins h%onnttes.
Drs mil|icIs de p%ersonnes v ont Der.
du leur argent ct leur constitution.
Mails lie DR.. Thompson combine
le traitcment medical ayec l'elcc.
tricitt.-tlectricitt produite par I'M
simple apparel ct don't lc premier
ycnu pcut sc servir. Le success est
certain.
La Constipation, ccttc ruiue do
tant d'cXislences ct CO principe de
tant tic sont1ranccs, est gucrie par
unc metlode tres simple, avec peu
on point de mtdicaments.
Les Maladies dies femmes sont
traittes par rtlectricite, sans poine
nj exposition.
lie advertisement de rUreto ct
du Rectum est gueri sans operation
chlrn1gicale ct sans uouleur. LIE
Yer Solitaire. les maladies DIES Ro.
guons ct de la Vessic, les Maladics
Secrctes, les Rhumatismes, Ia Ne
vralsie, les Maux dc tcte, IAsthme,
Reimbursement ct les Douleurs
dNeuX sont g'leris sans operation
chirurgicale. La Surditc, 10 Bour-
, d%onnement d'oreilles, les Maladics
l de pcan, les Scrofules, les Tumeurs
/. ct la pcrte lie Ia voix sont trailes
avec success par DIES remedies anne.
:: liores.
y Les demandcs authorizations doivent
r dtre accompanies dun timbre pour ll re-
;; ponse.
N. B.-Aucun nom nest li7r6'au public
Z sans lie conschtement .ecrit dc la personne.
On lcut sadresser aux pcrsonnes sui
. vantcs
;, Capt Max Blanchard, Hcmorrho1de,.
Jas. Wallbiliech, Surintcudant. de Ia
Foudcrie johnson, Rlmnatismes.
l. l.. H. Patterson, Pilotc du batcau Pagan,
# HsmorrhoIdes.
l. 49, va iussuu Stnhl, NcSIaISlt'
: Nine; Miller, e%ncoiSnure dies rues Jack
), son ct Libert.. urdit6.
II L. Dill, Chemin do Fer Morgan, Yer So
%litaire.
\. Thos. Robinson, 10 True Cont, Honor
~ rhodes.
le Georges Buchert, 22l :rue Josephine,
Ia HtmorrhoIlcs.
II Jacob Blum, rue Baronne, H6mosrhoi-
IN DIES,
- Capt. Pharr, Morgan City, Perte de Ia
10 Voix.
10 Leo. Wolfson, Graphs Bluff, La, Ht.
morrhoTles.
a Col. w, O'Neal, Covington, KY, Fistu.
y, WE shrock, Goodman, Miss, Heuuor
e. rhodes.
TX J.T. Swim, rue Main, Cincinnati, Fis
II sure.
~ Byron Eastman, Mercer, KY, Rcsserre
mcnt.
III JAS Aldrich, C~ovington, KY, Diabete.
ct A Freidiicim, Bastrop, La. He morrho
Il DIES.
~. S. J. Gordon, 1872 rue Walnut, Cincinna
~ ii, O.,lCatarrhe.
~ $. Il. Hawkins, Mason, Tenn. Decharg,
IS. DIES GRIZZLIES.
10. JtB. Wilson,'Alton, KY, E%pilepsis.
~ q. ID. Hickerson, Vicksburg, Miss. Asth
~ me.
81. j. I. Warren, Carrolton, Tenn, Bronchi
e. ties.
II. shipp. Owen, KY, Scrofule.
=, Heures d'ofice, de . hcures A, H., y
heures + NJ.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-12-18
DIR, W. A. THOMPSON,
2ll.... RUE DU CANAL..o11
NOUVELt.E
Les Hfmorv'hodes, les Estules
ct les ESSnIcS
QUERIES SANS L'USAGE Du

QUERIES SANS L'USAGE DU
COUrEAU, DE LA LlGATUEE
on DIES CAuSTIQuES,
Sans do"leW, Sans danger ct sans
perfe de temps pour les aDaires.
Ces Maladies sont l'objst dune attention
specialc ct lcur gudrison est garantie.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-08-28
Now is the Time TO Make UP
Clubs.
0. M. Blackman,
Real Estate Agent,

Onicein Elders Oporn House Building, len
hand room, at top OF main stairway.
offer my services 20 the public I'm attend
ing TO the SALE purchase, renting and lcnA-
ing OF real estate in GAINESVILLE and Mont
RoTnery county. propose 10 do a gonor0l
Real Estate agency business, viii also ntfeuu
veyance mortgages, leases and contrnctA
and will furnish on application complete
abstracts OF titles 10 lands, town lots, ETC.,
ON short notice. Ny ofKice Win be supplied
with maps and platE OF the county and city
property, which will enable me ~ IND any
property either Ina city or county. .i
Nov. 5 lSS-tf o. M. BlACkMAN'
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-08-28
EYe and Bar Denartment.
Medical Department.

DR.. Miner is graduate of the only duly
Incorporated Eye and Ear College in the
United States, All diseased conditions OF
the Eye and Ear scientifi cally treated.