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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-04-19

Col. John Fl. Crozier furnishes the
KHgEviiic Tribune the following tab
ID Hl4P statement showing the annual
amount required to discharge the
State debt principal and interest,
IN thirty years, on the basis of set
tIeFcp named, the a ggFegate
lun'ssht'-equiredin thirty years, and
also the rate of tax required on the
..oRe, hundred dollars p to raise the
Paanpugt Aatsd, assuming the pres
b e ~ assessed values of the State at
tSy0 hundred and twenty-five mil
lions ,f dalfat-s. 81.
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RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.
The American prints the follow
ing interesting statement obtained
from the State Treasurer
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PRANK JAMES TO TIE FRONT.
Memphis, April 9.-The Appeal
will publish a letter purpOrting to
be from Frank James. 1t is believ-
ed to be authentic The letter is
dated Memphis, April 18th, and says
he leaves that night for parts un-
known. He denies that he and
Jesse ever robbed southerners if
they knew it. One of the Memphis
citizens, he says, will remember
that in 4 stage robbery they gave
him back his money, but kept that
of blue coat. He says Jesse and
he have had a little revenge, and
he expects to have little more.
He says:
"Just think how many of poor
fathers men were killed by the
damned blue coats, and how they
came out in the field where I was
blowing and took the lines of my
horses and hung me to my own
pillow, and only for Jesse 1 would
have died. Well, we began way
laying yankees and getting one by
one for ABOUT year, then we joined
a noble hero by the name of Guam
trell. We had thirty-two then and
made things hot now and then. /
have travelled nearly all over the
world since the war, while Jesse re-
manned close to home. Old Pinker-
ton thought he could get us, but
after one Pinkerton and three others
got killed they let up. But think
of poor brother. They had just as
well hang Bob Ford, for we have
friends all over the country that
would shoot him quick as a dog. l
have friends that drop this in your
box after 1 leave, and hope you
will oblige. Signed
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FRANK JAMES.

The letter was written ON the
leaf of hotel register, and on the
margin is an apology.
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IheSe estimates are made on the
hypothesis. that tho. compromise
,bsahs are hssS Pssable at the OPP
ton of thc State. and that the whole
debt, principal and interest, shall be
paid in equal annual installments
. 'Snrsughta period Of thirty years.
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40 MERCHANTs.

10. T. McTeer 81 Co. can sell you
goods at wholesale cheaper than you can
buy them in the East in the quantities
you would want to buy for the country
trade. You can easily convince your
self of this by calling and examining
their goods Ard prices. Polite and ac-
commodatlng statesmen will be found at
this house, ever ready to attend the de-
s'rSs of the customcf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-05

whereabouts of his band; whereupon he
sent q message to his mother who
lived in a village near. telling her
that if she wished to see her son
alive, she must come at once to certain
spot. Fearing 10 disobey, the poor woman
hurried to the place named, where
she met the brigand chief. who imme-
diately said. Il have sent for you to show
y0n the way treat traitors; and draw
ing his yatagan. ne cut the wretched man
into four quarters before his mothers
eyes, adding, as he wiped the blood of
his weapon, "Now am going to the top
OF that hill. Before sunset you will tell
all the inhabitants OF your village that
they are to come out and see what have
done should you not obey-and, mind. /
shall be watching-I shall come and burn
the whole village" Of course, there was
no choice but to carry ont orders, and
come and see the gha>tly spectacle.
Another instance, of the effect of which
| was also witness. was thai OF villager
in the town of Teronda. who. when the
village was attacked by brigands. gave
up all his property but small silver
cross which he stoutly refused TO part
with. Whereupon he was stripped, rub
OCu oNCi pcllOicuiu-tii, liiCu 81
match applied. 1t so happened that this
did not prove fatal, but the state of agony
of the poor man some DAYS dlterward was
something piteous to see.
think these few stories will suffice to
show the character of the Greek brigand !:
and, although as many more and even
worse could be'repeated, will only add
one which is rather amusing. A band,
having captured Turkish priest. used,
when in want Of small amount of amuse-
ment, 10 make him climb up TO the top cf
tree, and there continue shouting out.
calling the people TO prayer" as is their
custom from the minarets of the mosques
at sunrise; the only difference being that
whereas the real ceremony occupies only
a few minutes, this wretched priest had to
continue until he was unable to speak
from hoarseness and want OF breath
CornhiU Magazine.
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A BRAVE LADY.
She Endures the Pain Of n severe Surgical
Operation without Taking CbIoroforsn.

Sne EnOufes the rain Of n Severe Surgical
Operation without Taking ChIoroform
Mrs. Schoonmaker, of Creek Locks. Ulster
CO., n. Y, had the misfortune to entirely lose
the sight of one Of her eyes, through an acct
dent, and endured painful iniammatory ac-
ton therein for two long years the other eve
finally becoming sympathetically affected,
her general health seriously suffering; indeed
she was mere wreck, a walking skeleton.
In this terrible strait sheconsuted DIR. David
Kennedy of Rondout, \. Y. who told her
at once that the injured eye must be removed.
She quietly but firmly said, 'All right Doe
tor, but don't give me choroform. Let NV
husband sit by my side during the operation,
aud will neither cry out or stir" The
work was done, and the poor woman kept
her word. Talk Of solderly courage, This
showed greater pluck than it takes to face a
hundred guns. TO restore her general health
and give tone and strength to the system, Dr.
Kennedy then gave the "Favorte Remedy"
which cleansed the blood and impaired new
life to the long suffering woman. She rapid
ly gained health and strength and is now well
The "Favorite Remedy is a priceless bless
ing to women. No family should be without
it. Your druggist has it, If not. send to
DR. David Kennedy, Rondout, n. Y.
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jan.teod&
kENNEBEC ss:-Supcrior Court. Dec Term 1851
Zimri leaton v. TheophIlns t,ilman
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

kENNEBEC ss:-Supcrior Court. Dec Term 1881
Zimr featon " rheophIlus Gilman.
4 Nd now On suggestion to the Court
"A that the defendant, at the time of the
service OF the writ was not inhabitani Of this
state, and had no tenant. agent, attorney within
the same, that his goods estate have been AZ
taehed in this action, and that he has had no nofic
of said suit and aitaehm. is ordered that notice
OF the tendency of this suit he given the said de-
PENDANT by publishing atesfed copy of this order
together with abstract of the plaintiffs writ three
weeks successfully in the kennehec journal, a news
paper printed at Augusta, in the County of kenne-
bee the last publication be NOT less thar thirty
days before the next term of this Court 10 be holden
at Augusta, within and for the County of Kennebec
on the first Tuesday of ebruary, that said defen
dant may then and there appear, and answer to said
suit il lac shall
Attest: A. C.orIs, Clerk
abstract OF plf writ =
Assumpsit ON an account annexed for $iq3
Also memorandum in writing dated
dated Aug. l. les7, for $is9 90, payable to Diff
four months AFTER cate with interest at six
per cent per annuin. Also a c5uut for nc ouey had
ami received under which the ptf claims to recover
for same items set forth in his bill annexed
Date of writ Ja.y ~. 1851 ret1rnable to said Dec
Ad dsmnum, - o.
q. T. STEVENE, ATTY for Milf
a true copy Of the order of Court. with abstrac;
Of the writ.
flt&wztss Attest:-A. c. OTIS, Clerk
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Ntm advertisements.

\ BEAUTIFUL ORGAN, the .Moz .Rr." New
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Case. New and Valuable Improvements just added.
Stool, Book. Music. Boxed and delivered on board
here, price Only sixty Dollars. Net Cash. Salts
faction guaranteed in every particular money re-
funded aftsr one wears use. livery one sold sells
another 1t is standing Advertisement ORDER
AT ONCE. Nothing saved by Correspondence. Ny
factory just completed. capacity 2u0o nstru-
ments every 26 days. very latest labJr-saving wood
working machinery. VAST CAPITAL enables me to
manufacture better goods for less money than ever.
Address, or call upon DANIEL +. BEATTY,
deci3i&w4w Washington, New Jersey.
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Mrs.. Lydia A. Taft, of Uxbridge, Mass,
sends ms the following statement, enclos-
ing . letter from her daughter, who was
cured Of Consumption by DIR. Schenck's
Medicines.
believe tina, my daughter had Consumption Of
the Lungs, and that the use of your medicines
saved her life. nursed her through her sickness,
and she was SO bad for long time that we had no
hope Of her recovery. can only add that the ac-
count that she gives in the following letter is
in every particular.
MRS. LYDIA A. TAFT
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have not lost meal for eight months. can hold
my breath half minute, and run mile with ease :
my lungs are apparently sound as can be. am
satisfied had Consumption.
l want to impress on all who are afflicted, that
there IS no use in taking your Medicines without
persevering. | have since recommended It to two
others, both of whom It has cured and l am
firm In the belief that Consumption can be cured by
the faithful use of yonr Medicines and know they
saved my life. Yours Truly,
CIV. EMERSON, Natick, Mass
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Very Respectfully.


Aosh EioFhu8s berRBn1f0 Co., M099.
FLORIDA. BERKsHrRz Co., Mass,
J. H. SchEScK NJ. ID. June rst, 1880.
Sr-Please excuse my not writing sooner In an
swer TO yours of May 5th, respecting my expert.
enoe with your medicines. II is briefly as follows:
In the fall Of 1871 l was attacked with what the
physicians called Congestion of the Lungs or Pull.
monte Consumption. As the winter came on / be-
came rapidly worse, the disease principally being
confined to my left lung. The physician in attend
ance became convinced that he was doing me no
good. ceased his visits, telling me tina, could NOT
ave until spring. A counsel of physicians was i'm
mediaiely held, and they came to the conclusion
that my left lung was nearly consumed and that
my case was hopeless About this time was re-
commended to Try your medicines, when TO the as
constituent of my friends l began slowly to i'm
prove VI course this Improvement was very SLOW
owing to my weak state 1t took months to con-
vince the physicians that l was really better 90
sure were they that could not live continued
taxing your Syrup, Tonic and Pills for the space az
tour or iive months, and the course of year re.
gained my former health, although there IS little
doubt that one lung is nearly gone
have since heard that one of the DOCTOR said
that If that man myself lived he must come and &c
him. You receive my heartfelt thanks for the good
your medicines have done me- II you wish to pub.
iisn THIS you have my consent.
Yours, &c.
NORMAN BLANCHARD.
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NOTICE.

whereas my wife Ann T. Daley has left nv bed
and board without just or provocation here
oy forbid all persons trusting her my account as
snai pay NO debts Of her contracting aser this date
China. Me-. Dec. II. 1891. fit1.ssS
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Tgmogh ITchsMcs on all psrss Of the
BODY II make~ the skin white. sofs and smooth;
removes tan and freckles. and ia the BEST ,oils.
drsssang IN GHE WORLD. Elegantly put up. two
bottles IN pachage oonsisrrng of both Internal
and external treatment.
Al NJ drugefsts hsveit Priccsl. per package
sur20teodAwiy
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NORMAN BLANCHARD.

cs.s.npeie. q. - su.a.::
J.H. se.uex Z Sod.
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UxBRrDoK, Mass, /
June "a, 1881. !
DR.. ScHENcx:

Dear SRI will give you, as near as can, an ac-
count of my sickness, as also, my recovery by the
use of your great Medicines The first symptom of
disease that attracted particular attention
we're pain in my lungs. This came on while l was
attending school, and on my going home one even
ing my mother thought it best to consult doctor
in regard to it. After examination of my lungs
he spoke quite discouraginsly of my case, saying
that my lungs seriously affected, and that the
chances for my recovery were not very good. i
was soon after attacked with hemorrhage, raising
half cup of blood a time. After this had chok-
ing cough which kept me awake almost the whole
night, and also, severe night sweats which weak
ened me that was at las, confined to my bed
had appetite, and had constant pains in my
sides and back, but most severe in my right lung.
My brother the who first told us about your
medicines, saying that he had heard of remarka-
Bile cure being performed by them. From his re-
commentator concluded to use them. i began
by using the Pulmonic Syrup alone, but after
wards told that must take the Mandrake Pills and
Seaweed Tonic at the same time. This did that
is, took all at one time you direct, only that
from my great weakness l was obliged to begin
with smaller doses than you prescribe 1gradualy
gained in strength, however, so that was able to
take full doses. My strength increased as the med
icines began to act on my system, and soon my
worst symptoms were gone, my appetite increased,
and this gave me strength to get up and take
else. I was at last well, and have had good health
ever snce-now over ten years.
advise all who are suffering with lung disease
to use your medicines, as believe they are almost
aspecifc in that disease. shall be pleased to have
any one call on write to me in regard to my
case.
Yours Truly,
MERCY J. TAFT.
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IT IS SENT FREE
POSTPAID, to all Applicants.
Addr4ss, DR.. j. II. Schenck d Son, 573
Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
From Mrs. j. v. Wellington, Of Cambridge
port, Mass.

DR.. J. H. ScHEscK, Philadelphia:
Dear Sir-Over az years ago was attacked with
hacking cough, which continued for about three
months, when was suddenly taken with a severe
hemorrhage. After this gradually lost strength,
and finally got SO low be confined to my bed.
From the first, employed what considered the
best physicians of Boston, but all to no purpose
their medicines gave me but little relief, and felt
As did all my friends. that had but short time to
live. In fact, the last doctor had told my sister
that could live but few weeks. While IN this ap-
parently hopeless condition ! was visited by an
uncle from California, who strongly advised me to
take your remedies, saying that he had been cured
of Consumption by them. MY husband who had
no confidence in patent medicines, was very much
opposed to my taking them. but concluded that as
my doctor could do nothing for me, could not do
better than give them trial.
At this time your father was making professional
visits to Boston, and although was so weak that
had to be lifted into carriage, went to see him.
He gave but little encouragement. saying that 1,
given up by all other physicians He promised to
do what he could for me, however, and / immed.
ately began taking the Mandrake Pills, Seaweed
Tonic and Pulmonfc Syrup as he directed. After
using them for three weeks began to improve and
continuing their use for some months | got well
enough to make visit to my friends in Philadel-
phia was so low that it took long time to en-
tirely recover, but was permanently cured for
have had excellent health for the last twenty years,
with the exception of slight weakness of the
cold.
soon alter my recovery, happening to meet the
last physician employed before taking your med
cines, he was much surprised to see me alive but
said that he could truly say that was not the only
one he knew VINO had been greatly benefited BY
the use of your medicines.
feel that cannot speak too highly Of your rem
edies, believing. as do, that they saved my life I
have, since my reco very, recommended them to a
great many people, and they have almost invariably
cured them. the only exception being those who
were beyond the power of all medicine. l always
keep your remedies in the house and now consider
them the best of all medicines for the diseases you
recommend them for.
Very Respectfully,
MRS. J. " WELLINGTON
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We ask the Afflicted 10 90
and see the people who
write these Letters.
If this is impossible. write to
them, enclosing a stamp
for return postage.


For other Certificates Of Cures. send for
DR.. iSchencks Book on Consumption,
Licer Complaint and Dyspepsia. IL giues
full description Of these diseases in their
ra'ious FORMS also, raluable Information
in regard to the diet and clothing Of the
sick !: how and achen exercise should Be
many gears Of experience in the treatment
Of Lung Diseases and should be read, not
only By the afflicted, but By those aolo, from
hereditary faint or other cause, suppose
themselves liable to any affection OF the
throat or lungs.
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9Th and Arch Sts., PhiiAdeaphiAs Pa.
Gentlemen-I send you herewith an account Of
ny case, and have been careful to con6ne myself
strictly to plain facts.
was taken sick in the latter part of June, is7s
the doctor said it congestion of the lungs, and
three days after had what he called congestion of
the liver Among other medicines, l took Blue
Pills and after ten weeks just able to go around
the house. had bad cough, and raised as much
went to the State of Maine Tiny native place
About this time the matter raised was sfreaked
with blood, and when coughed II seemed as though
a thousand needles were sticking between my
shoulders and through my left breast. consulted
a lung doctor at Bangor; he examined me care
No Use In Taking Anything
but s,imulants Finally came home and having,
heard of two cures by your Medicines, concluded TO
give them trial.
Al this time often coughed up clear blood, and
was weak had to rest when halfway up the
stairs, and weighed only I.+ pounds. My feet and
ankles were swollen that II was very difficult for
me TO walk. / had steady dfarrhra which moth
ing would check, and night-sweais every night
e. ans To
ing them. Some of my friends SAID II was throw.
ing money away, and advised me to go to the Mas
sachuse,fs General Hospital; but l was determined
10 give them fair trial. | could not see any I'M
provement until had taken several bottles then,
however, l began to feel little stronger. took
the medicine regularly, bottle each of Pulmonic
Syrup and Seaweed Tonic in four or FIVE days. and
after taking dozen bottles or more, they could all
see that l was better. | coughed less, my night
sweafs were less violent. began to regain my appe-
self, and weighed Is7 pounds, have continued gain
ing strength ever since, and
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-02

AN UNFORTUNATE KILLING On
Friday evening last most unfortunate
difficulty occurred between two Young
men, Mr.. Albert Taliaferro and Mr.. Jack
Campbell, in which the latter received ins
juries that resulted in his death. The
trouble between them grew up about the
repairing Of a watch. In the interviews
between them: about it angry feelings
were aroused, and on the fatal evening .
6sht followed in which young Taliaferro
struck young Campbell two lieks on the
head, from the effects of which he died
the next day. The examining trial Of
young Tslisferro was held on Saturday
and he was held to answer the charge Of
msnsiaughter before the next tern Of the
Fulton Circuit Court. We abstain from
giving any of the evidence proJuced, in
Difference to public sentiment Ehich is
sincerely grieved at the unfortunate az
fair, and because the case awsis inVes-
tigation by the court Of compslsnt Juris-
diction to investigate and pronoanee up
on it. We may say, with propristy, that
the whole community is deeply grleVed
over the terribly unfortunate Oc;urrsHce,
and we are advised that none are more
grievsd than Mr.. Albert Tslisfsrro and
bis relations. Let us hope thaith' sad
results may prove warning TO our
young men, and older ones also, TO guard
against the recurrence OF sHeh trouble