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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21
Ser S%daihwaareu.6 auoel.
@aS eiw SaDr WutD uNo Mmters
nebusuwgs9ett tw GbteaSO UOWz
brinGen f6nnctt.

8or ni@t gon3 einem Sabre fiinbigte bic
bieiiae Bre1le Die erfoigretde GrOfinun9
elmer leuen grcBen S6uitttp0arel 6anOz
lung inter nislueripre6eneen lmitGncen,
bic Der 0erren @IeaDeIano SbelIeD
& 6 o. an, urb gratuIirte Chicago AZ Dies
jer germsbrun9 ieiner unternebmenoen
HaufIeuts. IS laten Dana!s Elm ti1nes
lii!ternebmeu fir cine nod eGa3ti6 unbe=
fannie iunge Tirina, lib 10 3u iageu pl0bz
LID ouT oa5 Webiet oe5 Gngros= 01moelS
81 tpsrfsu, unb etner gebOrigen Q!utbcit an
Dem Gjsldait ST beanlprU1eu, aMI Sa5 10
riele aIte, reihe Nlo yntsrns5lnsnoe SIR
men ein Monppol 3u bGbeE i6ienen.
Nner ite tudgteu e3, uno be}celt BON Mutb
Mno ghr9et,, uuo bsgabt nit E3itbiii:t9=
felt, urGbeil5trait uHo llmisGt, ba5sn 'ie
nitbt Mnllnnit geiDagt. Die 4o!:.!t Der
Sirma IHD Die 0runblags tbres lI1teyneb=
mems mar, bejonoer5 genaueH RGyferH
entgegeusutommeu, IND onr6 9roBe
NsrfGufe bel fieinem geroienit ibr
Eager .itsts friid 81 eyba!ten. b. b.,
eS Dabur1, oaB cS Ilsts Die neueiten, los
eben crit Die fS5abrit perIaileIoen Ioni!dten
entbieIt, bsipuDcrS an3ic5e1O 81 MAIDEN.
Ourfb 8%erfoIgung oieler Eotitif geIaH9 IS
i6nen boIo, lid BET Den fGu Hsutsn I'M
9~torowtitsn siinit;g bstannt 81 MAIDEN,
Uuo geIargten l6nsu su eiHem 2lbiab, auf
ben biele vnierer dItelten 9Guier lloIs ieiH
t6nntsn. a59r Grfolg |teDt Taft obue 8eis
ipieI auf benz Stnitttpaoreneebist ba un6
hat lie ~Gsspwa9en, bret wsitere Stodperte
Ds5 @sbdubsS 1919 6rantIiHitraBe 81
mistbsn, 10 oaB iie Jest Das geuse Gebduoe
inne1aben. Die Serren GleabelanD,
SheusD 4 60. baben einsm Iang9sfibIEsI
8eoGrfaib abgt boIfen. iHpem lie fi6 be-
iouoers auf elegant gebruGten RattuH
Iesen. Sbv Qager in bieier 6inliGt iibers
trifit eas ouer aubsrH SirnIcn an Reids
baIti9feit uno GIegaEs uno eutbGlt Die
a%uegneueiten Mui1sr. Sbr Qagsr in
Gur3maaysu, SlsioeritofisH &c. lit ibriz
gems audi iebr beoeatenb. yti9ts 9ie6t
einen beilersr Betpeis, wie DteI iih in G3iz
cage nit 6ieiB, llnternebmIngsseti; Hnb
Courage in einem Sabre pulbrln9eII Last,
ais Die 0elGihte oes crltsn cSaDreS oe5
Yeitebens Der Jirma GlsaneIano. Sbelep
& 80.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21
Gin 9rokarti9es Ge(ddft.
bic S@nittwaorcms @am0IMne bon
Carton. Ytrie. Geott 6 60.

Chicago ptrb immermebr gum WitteIz
punt oes Sdnitttpaarens 9onoeIs bes
9anoes. @ue groBeu Seem Oorter @ez
ldafte mIilen bier TtIiaIeH anIegSSs tpenn
fe ibre grobe ueitIi6e Guuoidafty SaiteR
Nnp niht iiberfigeIt weroen molten. gu
Den Gbicagoer 6Gulern, tuel6e ouf beu1
G1s6iet Der S1nItttpaaren in ouererlter
gteibe iteben. geb0rt Die Girmo Gariou,
Ytrte, Gcott 6 Co., bereu groBartieer.
leds Srodlperfe bober @eiGGftspalait an
Der Norboitz @Ge Der Waotlonf uno Srants
l!nltraBe lie8t, uno 6eren rieliges Eager
NIe5 in oaS Sad lhlagenoe in 9r0Bter
InS %eIeganteitcr Nusna6I unb GROCER
BreiSTpurbigtei umfaBt. SnIGnoil1e
NaareH, Watte unb 6utter, &attane,
Gtngbalns, inIGnotihe uno ousIGnoii6e
SIeioerl1offe, i6parse Stoffe, SeiDen=
asugs, Sbapls, WtdHteE, l1nterr0de,
Iu3age, SIaneIe, Wolenitoffe. Strumpfr
%tpaareH, @arne. 6anDi6ube. gSctBs
paaren, SpiBen, Gcppi3e, Sur3s
paaren, 89nOeI. @orietts uno vOoers
ais" itno in 9roBartiglter unb norSitg>
Ii6lter NN5iDobl Dertreten. Die Sirma,
Die auf benz 9roBen Martt fi6 zines auss
9e3ei6neten 3tufeS erfreut,' uno pe5balb
biEis eimtaWfen tann, importtrt ale ibre
austGnoii6en @aaren ieIbit, uno ltebt nit
ben beiten inIGnDilhen Sabriten in 8sr=
binbHng. SSbre NustpabI auf bem @ebiete
Der ~fsineren Strumpfpoareu, uno ibre
IleioerabtbeiIIng Dsroienen beionbere Gr7
tudbnuna. Die 5iyma fobriairt 6anss
Iods, Oolmons, WGnteI, SafeM, Illters
in Qeinwano uno &Hd, uHo NGsIge in
Seioe, 3eug, @ingbam unb 2atpn lelbit
nad gang neNem retSenbem Shnitt. @n6
lit bieielbe bic IieBIi6e Ngentin I'M
gtorblpsiteH fir Die DSmperioIe 5aHo'
ihubs@, m:Ide niht getnopft gu perpeH
braudsn. Yroinp!e unb reeUe Bebien9ng
-uno Bulge 4reiie babeH benz 0aus in
Chicago nnb GustuGrt5 etneu boben NHf
eegebeH, uHo ibr ben QSsg Su Der bobeH
Stufe gsbabnt. auf Der iie ieBt itebt. Die
SirmG bat mebrere oeutl6e BertGufer, uno
mas iGweypisgenoer lit, dpf allen Gebies
ten i9reg Srands @aareH, Die belonoers
BON DeGtiGsr &unoidaft uerIaugt DtroeH.
cuspdrtigen 2eler ipecoeH oesbalb
luobItbuH, bel 6 aron, Ririe, Scott
. 6 o. porauipreden, tuenn 1e nab Sbis
cago tommeH, UNI ibre @intGIfe gu MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21
seIbnmorO etues osutf0en.

Der 34jabrlse JOlepb W0lt maate
SreitagGormitta8 isinemO alein Gin GMoe,
inbem er ii1 in pem bofe ieinerQSobnung,
gtU. 367 SitsD i%piiionitraBs, erhdHge. Die
GsIGe murDe stpilden - uno / lIbr bon
einem Satniliens MitgIie0e gsfInben. meIs
Dies flip in ben 9of bsgab, uln QSGi6e gum
Grodnsu aufsubGnesH. Der &erltorbene
tpar Der @igentbimsr bes BuBpaarenIaz
bens $40. 365 Sltz Diniiipn@ Strase, unb
i@ien ~pecuuiGr teinerIei Sorgen gu babeu.
Sett GINGER 3eit seigte er Spuren bon
Srritnu uno mar DIT DON MeIanbotie ges
plagt. QEoIf binterlGBt cine @tttipe unD
bret Rinoer in GHi9eiusn6 9uteN Gsrbd!tz
nifieu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21
9Gtte S8nmSem. Serr a6oIpb Sind

WItc WNNSeN. = 6err M0olpb Sind
III 98cus, 9tep., ldBt ii6 fol9enOermaBeu
barber aus. vOos ct. SatObss OeI lit
gut. $50 4Sutents S6mteren, 2iniments
u!lD tute Der anberc &ram all beiBen mag,
nbne @riolg iino, ltebt has st. SatobSs
Del oils Sieqer ba, beum es BELT alte QSuuz
ben. Syn Sabr 1860 erbtelt in eInsu
Gdub obcrbalb Der &nieideibe. Die
g8unpe BELLE ipieber su; aber INNER BON
Belt 5u 3eit finite ib S1merSen u1o cine
eigentblnllibe Spannuug in meinem 9ein.
Oa ct. Satobs.Se 10 algemein e~npfobs
len miro, beihloB i'd, na6osm i6 p~Ielerlct
onipanDte, eiIen 8eriu0 Oamit st MADDEN.
Seitoem lit Die Spannung ~uerihtpuroen,
Die S6meraen iiub meg unb nrr cine
leihte 9t0rbe 5ci8t Die Stele aM. to Die
&uQel l0R." y. - - -...-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21
GinbrM6.

gorIebte Na6t erbraben 0iebe BEN
Stall oes 6errH Ratbia5 Ntann III Eoz
gers Bart unb itablen sDei &Ieroe. Qerr
Wtann bat ben GorfaI Der YOti;ei cur
OleIoang gebradt, fam jeooh niht nnaes
ben. tuer Die Oiebe liub unb tuobin ie lid
Qepeuoet bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21
1tuf6Ne.

SIN SDeffiel6, lit Der gfGbe bon @l6s
SRlca8p, tteI Der 16iG6rise. Sobu Moran
Sreitog Wor9eN benz Sade zines Gisbaus
les nno erlitt 10 erbebli6e Berlesuneen,
baB er balo 6arauf 1tarb. Die 2eide
tpur6e mad Der @obnIng Der GIteru bes
Teritorbeneu, SO. 500 nRionitr0Be. ees
bra9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21
9%iegiitrator fit GsbenSliatiltif.

8erpeiit ouf Dos 3eGaniB ieiner gtads
barn. @err -. j.. SigeI, MostoiU,
Nti6., idreibt: SD fdnu e5 NIT ouem
9iadbarn besersen, tDeIib' Aayten t0ulteu
i6 bate. Wtan6e ytatst fonnte ib Dor
9uiten ri9t idlefen. 90 9ebraudte ih
9 +. Mu9nft g's 8 q III b ur yer
Brutttbee uno faro i6on nod @ez
brau6 Des britten Badetdens 9in%berung.
SD farm bGber ni6t umbin meinen 9Gnt
OffentIi@ alsaHipre4en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21
Gtnm

Wem WOrt, 18. W9ra.
6ewte iinb 1145 @inpanberer bier Gins
g~etroffen. Cine eroBe GnaobI beutider
Sormarbeiter wartet in cattle Gor6sn
sat &ei&6ftissus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21

AltS eEclcr Isabelle gent tl1t DctODr, DaB
fcin Wr"nO iir bic. ilbertriebenen Nn9abeu
iiber Die 3unabme hsr 2tnSdbl III unierem
Staate Der Jog. S6msines Cholera erlies
gcuocu S6lDetue p~orIiegt. SIS bat ltd
cine ltarte ililo beltGuDige 9tbnaDme bon
II 8roScnt III 1876 auf E 8rpscnt III 1880
iii Dem Etriulie bon CdlDcinfn DHrb Die
eriUGbnte Gcud}e cr9cDeu, obtDobl aIe
Observation-Disclosures inter Die 9tuGrtt Der
jog. Sdl0eincsG 9Dlcra Gc3lGIE WerocI.
QScnISic bcMllnterldieoe smilden Dem
0nrhiAnitt5gepi1tc Der in ben Wtarft
gcbradJten Shweinc. 352 Sfuuo, ulD Dem
9urd)idnitt5gemidDtc Der iinerbaIb )
Sa6reil bon der log. S6ipeiued olera Oaz
bingeraffttn SUiDeinc, 1913 9Sfuno, ibre
Nuimertiamfeit IHcltcn WolIen. ID luers
bcn Sic erlcDer, 0as baNptiG6li6 iunge
SNireille oct &raNfDeit Sltnl Spfcr
fallen.
gIn9elihtS Der nbeu angefi6rten &bats
laden luei1t iuenlg Scrnnlailun9 Dor5lls
lic9elI, Den 0eiulDDeitS itGno Der fir Den
Otartt %rejfclt, ul5geiDd0 Ielcn SbiDelnc in
6raJe gu Sieben. Sbne 3ipeifcl bat Die
grGBerc NNtmerfldmteit, iDel6c Der lallis
1ayiiNcn Efle9e Ser S6weine AeSout iuirb,
DieI nit DER Abnabme Der Sterblidtcit
unter OeNl eLbcn ST. ;bul gebabt.
SDr er9ebsuiter
90. TtlBer, SefretGr.
Die SridinolS.
8etreffS biele5 ge0enitoune5 besiebt iin
6aS Gornite nuf circn Nertbt bes Dielige1
@clnuo6eitSan1tc5 Dom Sabre 1878, Dem
SufOlBe ii0 Die Gridiuen bulptiGhlid III
Bloa5s Utl5feln unhIcrbcrIoiu Giifbnltsn,
ein Sbeil. bet mic erportirt sotro, IIe 1861
mad, Dbglcih b0Dou int Gtaate SlliaoiS
WtluiOntn bon BfuR6cn perSebrt iperoeN,
III finT;ebu Sa1ren II IL GooeSfGlle an
SrtdlH3lts D0r0efOmineu linO. DIS Se<
lege oieEeu Die ful9en0en S6rei1en:
Geiuloieit5 : SebDroe Dcs StGatsS Sui
noiS, Spriu9fielb, Den 10. Widrs.
Stit Dem Sabre. 1866 ftno I'M Gtaate
SlinoiS II &GoeSfalle gu BET ;e;6Een,
pel6e Ourd 1ri1iuOiiS b~crbeigefiibrt
tpurost nno III ienem oieler Sale Butte
Der @enuB roben 9d)iifenS ooer unGez
todbter gBlrit Die &raufbeit %UeranlaBt.
NiS Elm Sad)peritGn0iger lit @etnnDbcits>
NIgelcgenbeitcn betradte ;b Die nen 2es
ben aus nieler AEgue eItrahienoe @;efabr
ais ellie ntbt er;l!ireIoe, bG lie ourd Sgus
den ocS Tleii6es ia 10 Icibt uerinieosu
iperoen farn.. IS iperhsn pfae :~3lpeifsf
bteI 3nbIreiOere 20SG5fGIs oacb ma;sd,e
atoere Seben5luitteI berbetgsEalst, Die GI3
boutg uilldl6Oltd bstr1dJttt irs;hsn, 90
oerartige Saue ltit5t Ter ~seti1let iuerbeg.
SoGn >. 9tauf, M. D.,
... Sctretur.,
SD beserge bieymit, baB iii Der Staot
@Dica9o i'm Sabre 1872 fi6 e614 Sobess
fdGe ~ereigneteu un0 ill .Sahre 1880 10, 462
Yerionen itarben NIB bob in bieiem gons
aet !3sitsounte nur 5wei 4erlonen an Iriz
GinofiS itarSen.
Nf. 81. @Ieaion, NJ. D.
Renii.rntnr fir Nse LAenSiintiiki
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21
Sin GXliMer.

Gin Ser Gde Der GanaLz unb Rnbiipns
StraBe oerbaFtete Greita9 Moresn EoliSeis
Sergeant Groaf einen Ufann aus Nrfous
Jas GitD, &ar., gtamsns $. .. St. Clair,
tpe9en TdIlduug. IS miro angegeben,
boB Der Nngcfldgte IN elmer 8anf iener
Stabt $50 beponirt bate uno balo onrouf
ua6 einsm Standardization cling, to er lid
ben 8eamt.n Der o~ortigeu 8anf ais s.. =.
Ct. Clair soriteuen IieB un0 lein 8onf=
bud ais Qegttimatiou poraei9te. @int9e
Gage baraui fam er wieoer nab Der Bant
uno miinihte, 0aS Oelb, tuelhes er in
2~IrfanlaS GtGD beponirt bate. 81 3ieben.
@r 3os $500, unb crit ipdter iteute IS lid
berou5s baB er Der !3abI 50 cine ytuu bins
3ugefil0t bate.
2erimdlef MTo SOr perOet ftam>
1ten. ANAKESIS, oas tpeItberiibmte
9eilmittel Der acknowledgement 00morz
rbOioen= SGae, BON DR.. s. Silsbee err
fInoeu, bat Die munberbarlten Guren oies
les idrcGIideu Qeibsns bestpedt uno 2O,s
COO 6antbare Weenihen, bic IS .antpanos
ten, t0nnen es b~e3eugen. Multer nit Ges
brdud)5anrpeiinngen tperben auf Gerlau>
gen ourn P. Neustaedter & Co., Box
3946, New York, fret aWgei6iGt. gu
BADEN III allen renommirten Qpotbeter.
3Itst eu6 Dor yeab%ablnIngeH. &6tet
barauf, oaB Die llnteri1rift Don S. Silss
bee, NJ. D., 1i6 auf ieoer Settle Der @9a9s
tel beftHbes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21
0~ImSaehrmun oeheiIt

Sin elter Nr3t, Der 1tb aus Der ErnriS
surId9ssogen bar, erbieIt DOT pisIen Sob=
rem BON eilem oltinbtihen Utiliiondr baS
&eseot zines einfa6en pe9ctabiIiiHeu
&etIutitteiS fIr cine idnelIe nno Daus
erIre !6eilung Der NnssehruMg. 9ungeuz
iu6t. oe5 Statarrbs, Nitbma5, aGer Oalss
INF 2ungenent3iinbungen, io.uie .alIer
Nerucnleioen; 2auienbe Don ,uunperboreu
aureH iino ibm bamit g~sIunecu. uuo er
bolt es iebt fir ie;ue Efliht, 6,eies Seil=
mitteI Der leioenDen Menithheit betannt al
ecben. ST ienoet oas Neaept foitemfrei
nit 9enauer @ntueliung Der i3ubersitunas=
art un0 oes @ebraNbs, entDeber in ee,ts
ider, fran30iii6er Onsr engIiithcr Sprade.
Ntan lege in ben Brisf cine 0rei @ents
4oi!maTte, bsmerse Den gtomcn piele5
Nlattes, NIB aDreiiire: IS. SO. Sberar.
149 Rowers 8lpG, Eodeitsr, u. q.
fuor12rnnh ;nJS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21
aas uese @unpesaebduoe.

Sos neue 8unoeSgebduoe 1T iebt 10
sienli0 fertiQ. SIS lit auBen olpar ntbr
beIonbers i60u, i'm @eeentbeil i'll arditets
toniider 0iniidbt miro an 0eihmadIofig:
feit lhiperli6 Elm anoeres 9roBes @ebGupe
Der Ser. Staateu bon ibm iibertroffen,
ober eS lit toitbar, iebr foitbar, unO innen
lit cs aud ib6u unO wIrbig ein9erihtet.
Die Oeididte oes @ebGuoe5 mG6reno
leiuer Aufflibrung, Die Deridiepcnen Hdus
bereieu, 81 iueldeN es GsranIaHung CAB,
iiuO nod gut in Auer Grinnerun8, uno
Elm Nuf,parmen Oerlelben lplroe taum
iutcreiiireu. Dasegen ipiro IS pon Sns
t~erelie iein, su erfabren, tpie piel IS Senn
eisentli6 s~etoitet bat. Die nabltehenoeH
aSablen, bic unS our6 bic 2iebensspi!roi9z
lett bss 3oas@ Solicitors, 9rn: ISM. 9eHro
Sm;tb, freunbli6lt sur Yerftg1ns seteut
fiub, 9eben barber Iufl9luB:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21

Ni6ts ibertriit bas 81 merifouis
f6e &u9eIsB "a d bIau on geius
belt Der 3uiammen ie5ung unb an ibSuer
@irtun9 in Der Mai&e. Qeiet bic beaIas
Iihe Wnaeide.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21

Soi. ROfcmtbaI, vciiemoer A9ent
Dec gu. Sta0tS3citwug, bciuGt &C.
0cum&rti9 nuiere MbOMnenten im1
Gt0ate Nebr0SeG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21

Gerr u. SaDn, rciIenOer M9ent
Der >, JHinoiS StaatSsettnn0"', be-
iudDt 0eaentU 6rtis uuTerc Mbott@
2te1ttcU i'm GtaGfc 21rSouTGS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21

SEER Setter GIauTea, reifenDsr
@geatt OCT SuiuOiS Sta1tS3sifmng,
bctMGt 0egenm6rtie uniere Abomz
aertem im St0Gte 20iseenTu.
E~ Gerr Geo. WueGert, reiIenz
Dec M0cnt Der SuinoiS G~taotSsei=
aet8. bcim@t Oe9entpdrtiO uuIcre
&bOnne1ttet tn1 Gt00te SeraS,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21

l1wfcr Neifenocr, scrr MIeTans
Der Sod tuiro tW oett st@d)itcn
S18eM anSere Abowncnteu iut
iiioltd1en SMtMotS bcIu6)en.
en- N~fS.nif4san a.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21

0em@aris Sab. Is. Mdrs.
6euse Woreen um 8 ubr bat fi6 Griehs
rid Drudamiler, Elm rei&er T0rmer, in
tinsm MnfaR pom @GbufTuu ben Gals abe
aej&uittRp.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-09-03
BLUE
GOAAM&N.

Ninth annual session will COM
mence Sept. 18th, 1881.
NJ. p. Lowrey, d. d., Pres't aEd Prof. OF
Mental & Moral Science.
w. L. Berry. A. NJ. Prot. OfLatin & Greek.
Mrs. Modena LOwrey Berry, Lady Princi-
pal.
Miss Maggie Tate, Teacher of Mathematics
Misses Linnie LOwrey and Helen Gates,
Teachers of Music.
Mrs. COrrie i. Buchanan, Principal of Pre-
paratOry Department
Miss Eta Berry, Teacher in Art Depart
ment.
BENEFIT Of free school fund four months.
No extra charge for Ancient or Modern
Languages MOI for CalestheIics.
Music only 81 per month and no extra
charge for use Of instruments, nor for in
structiou on organ or i'll vocal music.
Motto, CHEAP but THOROUGH
Few schools present 30 many adj
vantages with charges SO low.
!. Send for Catalogue. Address
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-09-03
Bedford, va, Iron & Alan Springs.
WATER A PILLs.


Adapted in chronic diarrhea, consti-
patton, and scrofula.-IIy. Latham, NJ
d., Pres't Virginia Medical Society.
successfully used in Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diarrhe aud ScrOfula. Prof.
S. Jackson, University, Pa.
Efficient in aneWia excellent appc-
tizcr and blood puriier.-H. Fisher,
Nj. D., Ga.
Valuable in nervous prostration, in
digestion and ChlOrOsis,-G. Il. Mat
thews, N. D., N. Z.
A fine tonic and Alternative. very val
liable in diseases peculiar to females,
chronic fever and ague, BRONCHITIS and
diseases ofthe digestive ~organs.--J +.
ROughton, Nj. D., Ala.
Very beneficial in strengthening and
improving Il reduced system.-2cv.
JnO. w. Beckwith, Bishop Of Ga.
Invaluable as nervous tOnic.-HOn.
l. G. Fowler, Tenn.
Recommended as q prOphylactic in
maIarial districts. ID. r. FAirex, NJ.
D., N. o.
Restores debilirated systems to
.health.-T. e. Mercer, NJ. D., Ind.
Used with great benefit in Malarial
Fever and Diptheria. IS. +. Dupon,
Nj. D., Ga.
Prince of mineral torics.-trancis
Gillian, NJ. D., N. Z.
Of great curative virtue.--ThOs. +.
Rumbold, NJ. D., st. Louis.
Beneficial in uterine arrangements
and malarious cOnditions.--G N Val.
NJ. D., Ohio.
Best remedy ever used in diseases oil
the tlrpat.-P. A. Sitlerd, NJ D., n. e
Tonic, Alternative, diurstic one Ofna
lures greatest remedies .--Medica, AS.
ISOLATION Of Lynchburg, Virginia.
Adapted in certain affections Of the
kidneys and bladder dyspepsia, lupus
chlorosis, scrotulOus and %cutaneous al.
fections .--PrOf. J j Norman, nj. D.,
Va.
Relieves headache, promptly-botl
sick and nervous.-ReY n Y DodsOn
Va.
Sample supply sent free to any ply
stefan desiring to test. Pamphlets
sent free. Analysis with each pack.
age. Water as it comes from the
Springs "a per case Of 8 gallons in glass
81 81 for 5 gallons, 81 for 10 gallons,
81 for 20 gallons in casks. Mass 81
cents and 81 50 so and S. half dozen.
Pills, pure sugar-coated Csc, SOC, and
81 package; $l,25, $3.50, and s. hail
dozen. Sent postpaid anywhere
This Mass and Pills contains in rcduc.
ed space all the curative powers ofthe
water, and is convenient, palatable and
soluble.
Springs open for visitors June 1st.-
Board $50 Gper month. Special rates
to families and parties. Carriages
meet visitors at Forest and Lawyers
depot, each four miles from Springs
upon advice of arrival. Address
A. M. DAVIES, Pres. of the Co.,
Y Main st. Lynchburg, Va.
Sold by J.Y. hurry l. Son, Ripley,
July 80, 188I-6m.
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BE OF GOOD HER.

There is one remedy which has
proved itself to DO a priceless boon
and a true friend to suffering hu.
manity. 1t has saved thousands
Of nervous, debilitated, headaching
mortals to lives OF usefulness and
the full enjoyment Ofrobust health.
If yon are weak, nervous and de-
bilitated, or suffer from indigestion
or dyspepsia, you make a serious
mistake and do yourself great in
justice it you fail to try this excel.
lent medicine. You will ind 1t q
perfect panacea for all your trOu.
bles. In a few weeks time your
shattered nervous system will be
restored 10 a natural and healthful
condition, all symptoms Of dyspep-
STA and indigestion disappear, and
the possibility Of paralysis, Apo.
plexy and ether disorders that lead
to sudden death, will be removed
forever. This meritori GUS com.
pound is a preparation Of Iron and
essential vegetable tonics. 1t is
the only preparation of Iron that
does not give headache or blacken
the teeth. 1t is called 0
IRON BITTERS. Demand it OF
your druggist, and take no subSti'
tute. 1t will give the greatest sat
isfaction, Tor its effects are lasting,
and not temporary, as is the case
with all alcoholic preparations.
Browns Iron Bitters contain no al.
OhoI.-TEnquirer.
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Steamers Of this line leave Memphis
Every Tuesday and Friday at 5 p. IN
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati,
Connecting at Cincinnati with Rail
roads and Steamers for all
Eastern, Northern s Western Points,
Giving through tickets to all points
Chicago. ToIedr, Buffalo. Richmond,
New York, Washing ton City, Phila-
delphia and Boston.
East, North and Western tourists
will find the La Belle river route safe,
delightful and economical.
Rates BY this line che0l e than any
other tilst.Glass route. Meals and
statcrooms free. Baggage checked
through.
Passengers can rely ora splendid
trip BY this line, as the steamers are all
first class, having been expressly built
for the accommodation OF passengers,
Each steamer carries II fill string
band. II. w. LIGHTBURNE,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
A. Y. STEPHENS, Passenger Agent,
No. Z Monroe ST.. Memphis, Tenn
March, 20, lSSl-tf.
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Garden Seeds at
BROWNS.

We had a glorious rain on Sun
day night last. A great many Of
our citizens availed themselves OF
the favorable opportunity to SOW
turnip seed. 1t is hoped the back.
bone Of the drOuth is at last broken.
1t may be too late to benefit the
corn and cotton crops, but It'll bet
ter late than never.
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We were compIimented on Sat
urday night last by a delightful
serenade. The music was charming,
and what caused us TO appreciate it
the more highly, we recognized
among the serenaders the voices Of
some Of our most accomplished
fair ones"
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We direct attention to the adj
ver,isement Ofthe Commercial Ho'
tel. situated on the corner OF Front
and Jefferson Street, Memphis.
Tenn. AS will be seen, this popu-
lar Hotel is under new manage
ment, and being thoroughly repair
ed and renovated. Q. F. Chapman.
a courteous. affable gentleman, for
merly Of the Verandah hotel, Sardis
Miss, is the proprietor. He is de-
termined to make this Hotel first
class in every respect; and his ma
ny friends, and strangers visiting
the city, will find it to their interest
to stop with him.
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FALL SEASON, 1884,.

Ny preparatory arrangements
are now so far advanced that
/ am enabled to state tnat
the coming stock will be the
most complete l have yet
placed on the market. A
giance will attract and y thor
0ugh examination approve
and verify the correctness Of
this statement.
/ confidently believe, that
there is more of bargain at
its price in each and every ar
ticle, whether in the staple or
fancy goods line, than was
ever found in one stock here
about, while sundry items,
including many article, Of
prime necessity, purchased in
large quantities, will be found
exceedingly cheap and to pos
sess most excellent wearing
qualities.
A call is invited from old
customers aud the public.
A. ROW
August 9th, lSSl-tf.
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The attention Of our readers is
is called 10 the advertisement o!
T. A. Fisher, (snccessor to Fisher,
Amis & Co.. Marble Works, cor
mer Adams and Second SITS, Mem
phis, Tenn, Importers and whole
sale dealer in Italian. American d
Tsnn. marble,I&c. lIehas the larg'
est stock in the city and at lowest
prices. We noticed one fine mon
ument, "a feet high, which is de-
serving of special mention. Call
when EOu visit Memphis, or write
Ger designs and prices, which will
he furnished free Of charge, and
thus-save commissions you would
have tO,Pay agents.
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FREE TO THE WORLDl

O1Cu
FREE TO THE WORLD!
The first session of this Institution Of
leiEning will commence on the LIST Monday
III September, 1881, and continue . months.
Tuition Absolutely FREE TO ALL!
A school building well ventilated. well
lighted, well heated and thoroughly fur
nlshed, pleasantly and conveniently located
in u beautiful grove in the suburbs OftOwn,
is one Of the ATTRACTIONS.
PROF. r. o. PREWITT (of the Univer-
sity Of Na.,) as Principal, aided by a COM
petent corps Of assistants, all OF whom are
experienced educators, will have charge of
the school.
BOARD, including fuel, lights and lodg-
Ing, can DO llad with the best private faml-
lies at from eight to ten dollars per month.
Ripley is distinguished for the HIGH MORAL
tone and social qualities Of its citizens, It's
freedom from tie haunCs of dissipation, for
the celebrity OF its Female School (StOne-
wall CUllege,) for its healthtuiness and ex-
emptiOn from all epidemic diseases and its
easy ACCESS, by rail, from all points.
Upon application to the Supt. of the Rip
ley Kail kOad, SPECIAL arrangements can be
made Tor reduced fare to students living on
said road.
FREE TUITION, CHEAP BOARD,
HeaLltulnCSs and DesirabIIiLy of Location,
and IlIorOughness Of Instruction, present
Inducements EXCELLED by NONE and EQUAL
ED by FEW institutions in tile land.
For further particulars apply to the Prln-
Cipal or " the President vi the Board vi
Trustees. W. A. CRUM,
Pres. Board of Trustees.
Z. L. HARRIS, Sec .
Ripley, Miss, May 81, lSSl-tf.