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Gard Of Thanks.

The undersigned desire to express their
sincere thanks to all who 80 kindly assisted
and contributed so much to the enjoyment
and success of the picnic of the German
Mutual Benevolent Society, last Monday;
Especially do we thank Prof. Arnold and
members of his band; Prof Saxoy, his sweet
little pupils and their parents. Also do we
render thanks to Martin Cohen, Esq-, James
Flaherty, Esq, the ladies Of the society,
members. the press and visitors in general
CHAS. DECKER. Chairman
JOHN BECKER,
F. SEIDEL,-
JOHN STOTZ,
JOHN y. STREHL,
Committee of Arrangements.
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MARX & BENSDOR
An Omission.

In reporting the entertainment OF the in
termediate, preparatory and primary classes
of the Christian Brothers College, several
nance of the students of the music classes
were, by an oversight, omitted, and We no"
take pleasure in mentioning themTEugene
WiIIett. of the first cIasa, Charles Rsnkert
Of the second, and William McMenemes, oil
,ha third
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Iand-LeaSue Picnic.


The Irish National Land League, assisted
by the Ladies' Land League, will give their
picnic to-day at Fitzgibbon's Grove. The
different committees have everything in ap-
ple-pie order, and all picknickers will be
welcome.
Oscar wilde.
The fattering offer of the celebrated
asthete, Oscar Wilde, to travel in the South
under General Peter Trscy's man gement
has been accepted by the latter-named gen
item an; and Memphis will thus have an OPP
portunity TO hear the greatest eccentric OF
the age. Mr.. Wilde will lecture in Memphis
at an early day, and will no doubt be greets d
by a large house. There ia a great curiosity
to hear and see him. He had expected to
sail for England by this time, but not con-
sidering his trip to this country complete
until he had seen the South he postponed it.
EstivaI Park.
The opening OF Estival Park takes place
to-day, as will be seen elsewhere. Plenty Of
pleasure is promised and good music dd in
fnifGn,. The new management OF the park
will endeavor to make it an attractive place
All sorts of advertisements for grown people
and children will be prepared.
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Who Knows WheI

Steamboats, will sink or burn? -
Railroad trains will be wrecked!
Boilers or lamps will explode?
Horses will take fright and run!
Bricks or timbers will fall?
Fire burn or lightning strike?
Machinery will crush or mangle?
Tools or glass will cut?
Splinters or nails will wound?
Slips or falls will happen?
Hammers or weights will bruise?
Ladder or staging will give way
Animals will kick or bite?
Limbs will be sprained or brokenl
Fatal or disabling injury BY accident may De
Caused in any one OF a thou
sand ways?
Asno one knows, the only safe and sure
vsv ia to insure in THE TRAVELLERS, Of
Hartford.
MApv & RFySDORF. Agents.
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OLD CITY's SUCCESSOR.
SUBJECT ANY PROPERTY
THE EFPEcr OFT

THE question occurs right here il, under
this decision, the Taxing District would not
be held liable and he compelled to pay these
judgments should the government indorse or
accept the act passed by the Legislature which
has just adjourned, devolving upon it the
sett' ement,-of the debt OF the old city OF
Memphis at fifty cents on the dollar. The
Taxing District Council had better 60 slow.
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THIS WEEK WE OFFER
AHARVEST of BARGAINS
viii you bear away fun shesf or tardy, have
but the aftermath?

viii you bear away full shesf, or tardy, nave
but the aftermath?
A lot OF good sizes in Pierinot and other Button
Kid Gloves, Sc
Four Button Kid Gloves, 81 10.
Chamois Mousquetai7es long. 81.
Evening Kids 4-Button, long sizes only, soc.
Isle Gloves a lot assorted, sc.
Bernhardt silk Gloves, 81
Black Lace Mits, 75c and 81.
Feather Fans, beautifully finished, S. ..
lot of Elegant Fans, 81.
Beautiful Cretonne and Jap design Fans, 81.
Very Nice Fans, sc, soc and 75c.
Very fine Tissue Veilings of Plain and Dotted
Parislns- in all the prettiest unts, sOe-
Polka Dot Collarettes of Shirred, Braided and
Dotted Mull-ehoice OF Is new styles-worth
much more, l0c-
AllSTk Serge Umbrellas. good frames, natural
handles, 75c. 81 IS, 81.
Elegant Black Satin Parasols color lined lace all
| round, IS 50.
| Finer 81 70; Still Finer, 81.
We have thirteen Extra-fiae Fancy Parasols which
| We offer at half price; must be sold.
| Coed Dress Buttons, 10, Is. sc, s., 40 soc.
Bargains in Ribbons, p, S. SOC.
| Immense lot of Ribbons, Toe.
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EXTRAORDINARY
INDUCEMENTS
B. LOWENsTEIN q BROS.
SUIT DEPARTMENT.
This Week at

Black English Serge Dresses reduced from
s. to 81.
Black English Serge Dresses, satin trim
med, reduced from SO to Sc.
Black and Navy-Blue Bunting Dresses re-
duced from SO so to So 80.
Black Nuns Yelling Dresses, lace trimmed,
reduced from So to SIS.
Black Silk Dresses reduced from $50 to
ST. 80.
Black Silk Dresses reduced from $40 to
Summer Silk Dresses reduced from $50 to
So.
Spring Highlands and Walking Jackets re-
duced from So to Sc 80.
Spring Raglands and Walking Jackets re-
duced from SIS 10 IS so.
Spring Raglands and Walking Jackets re-
| duced from S25 to So 80.
Dark Calico Wrappers 75c.
Percsle Wrappers 81.
! Calico Dresses 81 30.
Bingham Dresses 81 30.
! Large lot OF Misses and Children's Pique
and Lawn Dresses, slightly soiled, at Doc or
the dollar Ia great bargain).
Misses and Children's Bingham Dresses
| two to twelve years, 81 so each.
Lace-covered Parasols 81 so each.
Black Satin Parasols, trimmed with Span
ish Lace, 81 each.
A splendid Brocade Parasol, 20-inch
trimmed with Spanish Lace, S..
A splendid Satin Parasol, Silk lined, Para
gon frame, trimmed with FIVE rows of Sill
Spanish Lace, reduced from Sl2 to s..
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Distribution of deaths by wards-First,
.; second, 5; third, l; fourth, 6; fifth, 5;
sixth, l; seventh, 2; eighth, 6; ninth, o;
tenth, 8. City hospital, /. Stubborn, /.
Total in city, 32-white, II; colored, q.
Total So ]. H. PURNELL, MD
Secretary Board of Health.
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BurrERIcx's SUMNER CATALOGUES with
June supplement for free distribution. Can
or address -.
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summer Excurslon Tiekets

Are now on sale TIA the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad TO all the principal springs and
resorts in the country. For rates, gUIde-oooks
-. .ddress rss- DAvAEI,
Asst GenI Passenger Agent SdsrnPhis. Tenn
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AUCTION SAFE or PLANTS.

Our annual auction of surplus stock to-day
at 292 Main street, near Madison, from 10 tt
IL am. and 4 to pm. .-...-.,
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Twenty-ive feet chose and nozzle, y 90.
Fifty feet chose and nozzle, 50 %:
Fifty feet 3-hose, nozzle and reel, 70.
Quality guaranteed 49,.
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FIOyd,s Candies
Down Goes the Prices

Are always fresh, and give entire satisfac-
ton. Soda, mead, vichy or ginger ale on
draught, cold and refreshing.
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Led Astray.

Rr-rrERIcR's SUMNER FASHION JUNE
SHIFTS AND CATALOGUEs, and latest Eiyles
patterns, at No. 254 Second street
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shirts to Order.

The persistency with which Sam MAJ
stuck to his determination 10 establish . nrsf-
class shirt factory in Memphis deserve: tht
success he Is now experiencing. There 10 No
necessity for giving orders for fcreign-mad ACE
shirts. Get them, zs we'll n underwear ano
furnishing goods, at Sam Mays, opposite
Court Square.
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TELEGRAMS
To be Had by Calling at the Ohice at TIA.
Hours Mentioned.

List of undelivered kilograms remaining at
the Western Union Telegraph Office, SO Mad
ison street. Office hours from 8 to 10: 80 IA.
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C,rcn,, Corr,-pierce, Judge.

Calendar for tomorrow: 1857, Ellis Joseph
and wife VS. Philip simons; 1867, Goodlett 4
Co. VS. j. r. McCullers ct a. ZOOS, E. Haguch
va St. Agnes Academy; 1869, E. Haguch "
s.. Agnes Academy; 1904, NJ. Nealis VI K
NJ. King.
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noun Gnes Butfer.

FoR pumps, pipes and wen points 90 tc
T a. Rziley's, 295 Second street.
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chanesrx Courl-MeDowem Judge.

Calendar for May ed: 1853, State VS.
Southern Oil Works; 5S05, Patterson VS. Fat
terson: 3sOS, Angus VS. Coleman; 1863, Basoy
vs. Wiiliford; 1888, Richardson We Batsman
se75. McFarlAnd vs. Allen; 1850, Allen VS.
Mcfarland; 4076, Water Company " flsrce
1854, Erwin VS. Stewart; 4oss, Dor'cn s "
Graham; 410s, Brown vs. iardleyii w. aios.
Pickel VS. Ferguson; 4ll2, Meoane " Meya1 =
Maronev: 4l3o, Buck Stove Company W
Johnston; 4Is5. Barbour vs. Tate; 4l4o, Nc
Farland VS. Jameson.
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F,ovd.s Ladies' Resta urant.
Hose. Hose.Carts.

Pure creams, fruit ices, fine desserts, al
deliczcies the msrke; affords.
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WORK AND WAGES.

Movements of the Mechanies-Pfeuty OF
Work at as Good Wages as the
Times VIII Afford.
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Fine creamery butter 35c per pound al .
L. Moore & Cor, corner hernanoo Ano
Vance sfreetz
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MOYsToN's GALLERY.

Card photographs. 3 per dozen
Cabinet photographs. per dozen
Panel photographs Per dozen
No extra charge for coloring at Moysfon's
cold reliablen Star Photograph Gallery, 24S
Main street, opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
Memphis Tenn. FEz @e
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For Tennessee and Ohio raAey, colder cloudy
heather vih rain, southwest veerinqt to nOrth~est
rirds, stationary or higher pressure.
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round with cascades OF fcelle lace, huge
cluster of unmounted crimson roses and two
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! spTrERIcK's FASHION SHEETS for Juns
-'Noy ter distribatiop,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Peabody HOfeI-C. u. Galloway d Co.,
PrOprfefoFa.
Rates-s2 So SO and 81 per day, according TO size
and locatioR OF room. Table board, from LIST Of
Nav $50 per month. Transient meals, 81 90 pei
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Judge Hammond yesterday delivered Jour
opinions in the United States Court worthy
OF note In two of the cases he decided that
the Taxing-Distric; Is the successor OF the
old city, and this virtually makes the present
government liable for the old debts. The
following are the cases in which the opinions
were rendered.
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BANANAS
LEMON s
PEAN UTS
Oliver, FilllG&CO
INDICATIONS.

WHOLESALE GR0CERS,
TENN ESSE
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Trunks at Cost-Repairing Done.
To close the manufacturing OF l. Der
torelli, No. 368 Main street, near Gayoeo.
BuTTEMcK's June patterns received.
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MEDIOINAL.
CARD.

WILL BUY FROM A STEAMBOAT
L Needle. have a EreeI Library 70 the u
arEe. 8. GABAY. Agent.
100, u and as shelby u
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Two PIIILADELplIIAN M.
Childs, Of lhc Ledger. md Tony DrexeI.
ISL ~ the HAnker.

! NulluA, Oh 1ne Ledger, NUl3 Tony N rn~ al
'Ej7 the banker. ''.
Philadelphia Record. T M 3
"Cbjlds md Drexel bava mo, ,,.so,,,
| "Where are thew" ''' 'a'' paSSed'
'There they are"
The country visitor leanin, rn,, ~,
arm Of tho RerorI NAV ro" a,rn, upon tne
Chestnut street, stretched his nncn a a.hns;
OF an ostrich. '''$ ''' n'' LUCK NSetha'
"They divide scven,oo, ,r;,,;o,,, H.
tween them" WINS whit the sa,;hn ,,, w.
pered In lho rustic editors oa sei'p @n mnsi
has twelve Of them, Certain md C Cn;,Ja
hns live nh. NAV ~, .ha hnu ohiius
twnking eye his hands in b Dsi uocN M,th
and iIpht ,Ync mnder h;s o 's, po;s /, N'
Drexel. The smaller with no "' ha. T. NJ;
glow upon his checks u tho nson nisi'at "
tho Public Lcdqer. iIe bonvht y ,be n"no a.
when it was losing 5000 eacb week wee k, anI
friends co,lnseleJ .Don't Inv, %NSe eS. n !. u
said that il pays him Sic o1 ner wc os NJ nn u
You can SEQ tLe c l.Iineo lor IT,,
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH R, R,
~ --'-rlTI.a. ~ "'. .'s-=. Irr-a 500 .+sa
g Es 7. .:;s
q Condensed Time Table Of PaSscneer WANG co.
.sected TO JUNE 4 1882 -JiI - -"' " W. ~
- KIVEK DlVIslON-GOINli WET: -
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y; A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered bv Dr.
William, IAN Indian remedy called DR., vii.
liam's Indian Ointment. 4 single box Inns
cured the worst chronic cases OF TWENTY-FIVE
years standing. No one need suffer FIVE min.
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine Lotions aud Instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment alb
Serbs the tumors, nIlays the intense itching
particularly at night after getting warm ii
hcd,( acts as a poultice, gives Instant and
painless Ielief, and Is prepared only for Piles
else, }-i.G.1sl 5%T.-1s7 $50
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re.
cept Of price, 81 90. a 11s7T.,.- : ~,
For sale BY j.. +. Shirk, also Chas. NloenIe
moeller, Wheeling, and r. X. McConahey
Bridgeport, O. '1,T. m = :, n.w :.
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W MEDICAL,
the Prophet Honored In His Own Coup
.} try, even In Ills Own l,ouse, p N.

The honest simple narrative o. Mrs. g. !. wbipp.
VINO resides a. No. III ilHiafa1 street. Providence.
r. l.. dsIID,fI - I T-1i1' >'' 49, :
During the past six or seven years have been
severely sllcied with kidney disease, causing IN.
Tense back'aehe,. dizziness and other severe pains
through my body and limbs, rendering noe 50 weak
ahd prossnse TINT nj times II was impossible for
10 40 any part Of my house work. I have had also
huttesing Of tho heart, aud was terribly distressed
lof breath. was very miserable. and completely
worn Out and discouraged; | had no ambition 10
undertake TO do anything, and barely sufficient
strength 10 render existence desirable, having
JAILED to thd any tcei from the doctors prrscrp.
lions Al this trying crisis. friend persuaded me
70 OBTAIN bottle Of Hunts Remedy, md | now 70.
lo'cc that followed this friendly advice, for the
Remedy acted like acharm In my case, After thad
taken few doses my health began 10 improve; /
fcH better every way. The Iuttcfing Of The heart
tho Intense back aches, md terrible sAor,ncss OF
breath speedily disappeared, my strength and ain.
billion soon RETURNED, and before had taken TWO
bottles OF the Remedy wai entirely we'll, mud able
TO wash and Iron md do my housc.work. Once in
while Ian troubled with headache. at,d rs soon
as mn taken resort TO Hunts Remedy, and a few
doses fix nc ull right. shall never b. without II
In tho fitutc. have frequently recommended
tic Hunts Remedy 10 my friends, md they have
experienced relief from the first dote. Heartily
recommend 1t to all who arc afflicted With kidney
disease or diseases Of the liver bladder, OF urinary
organs think that no family w. sheuId eS Without
80 No lj5,W!llIarps ST.. pYoyldepre i ~
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iCsterday's Register, Local. v

FosReEV'! Nehl15VTI IOCHIs IN --------
The scheme to build d marginal railroad
surrounding the city and connecting with
the different manufactures, on which oil
lines would have an equal advantage, Is
no new one. It has been already agitated
and abandoned for the reason appearing
hereafter. Tint such line would be Of
immense benefit and that It would at once
so strike the popular mind, there can be
no doubt. Every public-mindcd citizen
would say God speed to such a plan. But
It Is impracticable for the simple reason
that Its cost is too high. AS 4 prominent
citizen said yesterday, 1t would make u
million dollars look very small indeed.n
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4 UNION RAILROAD IN wnEELrNa,
Two Opposing Opinions From Onr Es,
NBSt teeImed Contemporary. i5 Y

MIN, termed Contemporary. ,,,i y
Yesterdays Register, Editorial. HitS liS.3,
This railroad project Is backed by men
who are 10 good faith, maturing their plans
for building an important railroad line 10
and through this city. They desire to reach
every mill In the city; to procure such ter.
minal facilities rs will make their road Of
mutual advantage 10 tho city aud the com.
pany. Nature has not done much toward
furnishing railroad routes through Wheel.
Ing, and there are serious obstacles 10
overcome In admitting and establishing
such railroad facilities as our interests need,
and upon which our future prosperity de.
pends. The work Is bound 10 be costly
before II Is satisfactorily accomplished, but
1t Is nevertheless necessity. The heavy
traffic OF our mills demands the most con.
vonient access 10 railroad lines. They Gun.
not exist without it.. 5@CNH@.i lalWs
These are facts patent to every citizen
who has given the subject moments
thought, and the most liberal policy Is
therefore, due on our part Il we expect
railroad lines which IRE reaChing in this
direction to undertake the work oil supply.
Ing our wants. gSI ;.'t.
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Many great cooks make extra trouble in
preparing force meat stutling Of veal,
ham,. bacon, onions, potatoes or bread
crumbs and aIl sorts Of things. But the
ordinary, old.fashioned stuliing for a tur.
key is generally liked the best. Take the
soft pars Of good light bread mot the crust)
and do not wet it, as is usually done, but
rub it dry and fine, and work into it n
piece Of butter the size Of IN cgg; season
with salt, pepper and summer savory; add
to this dozen or more oysters, whole, ind
il will be very fine. W.
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When all other remedies fall DR.. FRAZIER.
E0or BrrTIns will cure General Debility
Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all disease.
arising from Disordeied Stomach Liver
and Kidneys. g
'For several months have been afflicted
with Fever aud Ague. For weeks at time
l was confined to the house, my suffering
was intense could find no relief until
heard Of your Root Bilters. | have taken
the Root Bitters for two weeks and they have
restored inc to my former health. No
w JOHN ROLAND, Cleveland, O. a,
For sale by J. F. Shirk, also Chas. Moenke.
m1oeller, Wheeling, and. R. X. McConahey,
BriGreport l''I- ~, NV
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Are You disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by a sick childsuttering and crying
with the e1cruciating pain OF cutting teeth
II 80, 60 ut once and get q bottle Of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon it; there is no mistake about 1t. There
Is not u mother on earth who has ever used
1t, who will not tell you at once that 1t will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. perfectly safe to
use In all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
Is the prescription OF one OF the Oldest best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. Is cents bottle.
-H|. il WML. ~ ~ fI is .NtII y.g1.. T. NwvAw N
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Gke :qntellfrqt,reer.
Diurc, Nox. % aul ~ Fourteenth street
LITTLE sIMPLICITY.

Golden bet treees, and blue were her eyes,
.Beatning with Innocence. loving and Gaby.like:
CHECKS IKE Shetry's which never diguise
M0destys blusll es-whatever may they be- like
Peenlhs from under her bonnet OF straw, - Y
,r, Trimmed 10 the fashion Of simple rustc!iy;
lhese. when We met were the features 1saw-J
Features belonging 10 Little simplicity, n u
Dressed ~ a faded and oid.f,shtoued gown. z
fshS. WIN het ptaltle 70 sweet, capiivAted the;
uihdly forgetting the bellies oil the town, = =
a, Love In n cottage fanclcd awaited me,
slYG!hg no longer for fortune 8iid fame, r9I
n Lie seened TO daucc with renewed elasticity:
oni ~ the meadows ] whispered. "l,e minei1
what ia Your Income" asked Little Simplicity
on dlsenchantmeht,. to ask what earned,
a, !; who had beeh such ahutliul slave 10 her:
Vainly begged tce would then sec returned
nj AZ the od prtsahts UNPAID for gnyp 10 her,
Ann small adventure was ten years ugo, - u
SUI lam yctgng on gentccl mendlcity, la
flye lille pledges Of love can show @ Z
Wonder how many has Little simplicity, 60
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Hrs.- -
"LRlilcS TOnic.0

The Great Female Remedy Is prepared by
the Women's Medical Institute Of Buffalo
N. Y, and is their fayorite prescription 10,
ladies who arc suffering from any weakness
or complaints common to the sex. II is
sold by druggists at $l.oo per bottle. Ladies
can obtain adyice free. Send stamp for
names Of those who have been cured. 81
a At wholesale and retail by Logan T. Co.,
Whe ing, w. Va. ~, nav !
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The REV. Gro. H. TIAYER, OF Bourbon,
Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe our
lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure"
ARE you MADE miserable by Indigestion
Constipation. Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,
Yellow Skin? 6hiloh's Vitalizer is a positive
cure. gqBg Oh 8.gl>5sEEi5
Why WILL You cough when shilohs Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts, 90
cts. and 81. %J.SiI E-.isG5. b
SHlLoH's CArARRH REMEpy-a positive cure
for Catarrh, Diphthera and Canker Mouth.
lows Hall, and by.R. e. List, 1910 Main
street. ga 70 ~
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Leaving tho Treasury Vaults Ungunrdc.l.
10 the Editor Of the IntellIyeuccE ". nL-l.a---,

sIN:-A few, days since you published a
statement that Il man had gotten into tho
lower BASEMENT Of the Treasury Depart
ment, and walked up to the Captains off.
CO without the knowledge Of those on the
watch. We have Captain Cobaush's word
for 1t that it is base ialsehood. Ii any,
ono imagines the us. Treasury, can DO
bulldozed so gently, let them make the ut.
tempt-a funeral must follow! 4
We arc led to believe that tho story was
conceded in the secret service division OF
theTreasury for the sole purpose OF robbing
Uncle Sam. This is not the first time the
secret service has aided the contractor. "A
public inquiry into the secrets OF this un-
popular institution would DO novelty. We
wish tue fresh, bright, breezy, newsy and
brilliant lSTELLlGEScER palpabie success.
'5'rt J. p. PURDY.
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