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ESTABLISHED 1910.

The Nashville Artisan proposes that pre-
1iminsries be entered upon for holding an
other exposition in the South, like that at
Atlanta, and proposes that Nashville be the
place to hold il in.
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An Assassin Captured

SHREVEPORT, La, August 17.-Tillman
Walton, who assassinated Richard Hanson,
on the Woodward place, eight miles above
here, on the night of the 9Th instant, has
been captured in Pamela county, Tex.
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-oId ReIiabIe'' to be Captain of the

NEW YORK, August 17.-CoIonel John
Bodine (OId keliable) will probably be cap
tain of the American rifle team TO contest
supremacy with the British Volunteers. The
team will will be organized tomorrow.
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REVOLUTIONS OF RESPECT



~. H. BeA0rt<k-
At meeting of the Brieklayers Union held
Last night the committee appointed to draft suita-
BILE resolutions of respect to the memory of their
late Ptesidert; W. II. DKADRIcK, reported as fol-
lows:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the will of an Almighty
Providence to remove from our midst and trans
port to other and, we hope, better spheres our
worthy President, Brother WILLIAM HENRY DEAD
RICK who has, for the past four months, presided
over our deliberations with ability and impair
TALLY; therefore, be ii
Resolved That this Union express their profound
sorrow and deep regret at his to us, early and un-
timely death. Though he has been our trusted
head but so short period, the fair, just and i'm
partial manner Of his rulings gained for him the
respect and love of every member of our Order,
all of whom will feel to no little extent his abb
sence and workings in onr Order. WILLIAM HENRY
DEADRIcK was q tried and true Union mana
man whom the young man, and the old man. too,
of this Association would do well to ever emu
late and, though our loss be his gain. his death
has created vacancy in our midst inst cannot
soon be filed. May his soul -est in peace.
Resolued, That these resolutions be placed on the
minutes OF this Association snd that copy thereof
be sent TO his bereaved family.
WILLIAM MURRAY,
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Nh. Amos BRADLEY, Rochester, n. Y,
general decay OF the system. can conscientiOusly
recommend Browns Iron Bitters as medicine
That viii give prompt relief do this as duty
owe my iellow-men, being myself restored to per
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CHICAGO, August IA. J. jerks, son of
Chancellor jerks, of North Evanston, took
poison last night and died to-day. He is said
to be a forger, though of reputable origin.
He leaves family.
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Fatal Elevator Accident.

IRDIANAPoLIs, Augns 1.-THE elevator in
Charles Meyers Wholesale notion store fell
from the fifth story this morning. George
Evans and Peter Klingelhofer, who were in
the elevator at the time, were seriously in
jured, the former probably fatally.
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will sell round trip tickets from Covf3gtoD Ripley.
Newbern and Rives, Tennessee, and Fulton, MAY
field and Paducab, Kentucky. Alsos Louisville
and Nashville Railroad from stations between
Memphis and Bowling Green, Kentucky, ana sta
lions on the Henderson branch between Guthrie
ana Henderson to Memphis, at four cents per mile,
round trip. and only Tor this occasion. Trains
will leave Memphis on the 18th instant at O'Clock
m. and at 80 pm.
Tick cts good for Thirty Days and limited
N Continuous passage ia both directlone. he-
member this Is the LAGT OPPORTUNITY THE
YEAR For further information call on or Write
TO the following-nsmed Agents:
27s Main street, Memphis, Tenn
g. L. FINLEY, Ticket Agent, rs Main, Memphis
and Louisville and Sasbyflie Depot head Main ~.
- - - Little Rock. ARK
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CHICAGO, August 17.-Eugene Doherty. an
ex-convict from Joliet, shot and killed Mich
olas Jones, waiter in Halsted street res
taurant, this morning during a quarrel over
the payment of a meal
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EDWARD BREGGINs, Committee.

DESOTO LODGE No. 299, F. & A. NJ, a
L. will meet in stated communication IN
this (FRIDAY) evening, Aug. 18th, at S~ ~
O'Clock, for the transaction of monthly M
business. All NJ. MS in good standing/ " y
are frsternally invited.
BY order HUGH B. CULLEN, W. M.
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CHALMERS ON TRIAL
He Must Satisfy His Republican Bosses
Before He VIII Be Given
Any Aid.
DOrseJ's Letter Still the Subject Of
Much COmment-The National
Board OF Health.

WASHINGTON, August 17.-Chandlef con-
eluded his argument in the Star-route trial
to-day. He was followed by Bliss, who will
continue Tomorrow
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MONMOUTH PARK, n. J., August r.
Yorkshire, Blackstone, Laura Goss, Check
mate, Kneuest, Neil Boy and Guy were the
winners to-day
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WAsHrNGToN, August Thames Cliff, a
tinsnith, shot fatally his vile this morning,
in Wolfe street tunnel of the Midland rail-
road, in Alexandra. Cause, jealousy.
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SHOLES'S
Memphis Directory.
VOL. 10 FOR 1883
VIII be issued as usuaI November 10th
10 18th, Copyrighted.

MO BOOK CAN BE COPYRIGHTED UNTIL
IN PUBLICATION. The citizens and business
community VIII be visited at the proper time ior
merit the same cordial encouragement and liberal
support that has been given me IN former years m
continue TO be responsible for the typography:
while T. Is usual, shall personally compile ana
supef,ise sAs WIZ z. sHoLEs.
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EUROPEAN CROPS.
IRELAND.


DUBLIN, August ia meeting, at which
Lord-Mayer Dawson presided, was held at
the Mansion House to-day for the purpose
of starting fund for the assistance of eyicted
tenants. Parnell and Dillon were present.
The attendance was large. The lord mayor
read letter from Grey, dated in prison, in
which he inclosed EGO, and declared their
cause was that of justice and progress. The
reading of the letter was received with cheers
and shouts of "Down with Lawson" The
police apprehend disturbance tonight, as
great indignation prevails. A resolution
was passed in favor of the formation of a ma
tional fund TO meet the election expenses of
Irish members, with view to obtaining
national party in Parliament. The co-ope-
ration of parish people at home and abroad,
and of local public bodies, is solicited.
WHAT eREy's PAPER SAYS.
The Ereeman's Journal, of which Grey is
proprietor, says:e "Grey's sentenced is alb
solutely unparalleled, he only received notice
of the nature of the proceedings against
him Tuesday night, and was without any
time TO prepare his defense, which would
probably have consisted of afidavits con-
tanning the truth of his published assertions.
If his imprisonment tends in any way to-
wards the mitigation of legal abuses and the
promotion of the freedom of the press he
will cheerfully endure it,"
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Coney Island Races.
Facing at Monmeath Park.

New YORK, August 17.-At Coney Island
to-day Jim MCGOWAN, Tonawanda, Monk
and Bouncers were the winners.
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Bor.rora's Acid Phosphate


DIR. c. O. Files, Portland, Me-, says: "Of
all the samples of medicine sent me during
the past dozen yesrs it lie the only one ha We
ever found which has become necessity in
NV own household"
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Fatally sno, H,. WI,
Murdered by Her Husband.

RocKLAND, Me-, August 17.-Herbert
Rowell, a saloon-keeper, while drunk, fatally
shot his wife to-day.
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AYERS AGUE CURE is 4 purely vegetable
bitter and powerful tonic, free from Quiz
zine or any mineral subsistence, and always
cures the severest cases. ,- - u
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DIED.

LADIES by using German Corn Remover,
can wear glove.flting" boots with ease and
comfort.
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STRENGTHENING THE PARTY.
GENERAL WEDDING OUT OF SOUTHERN
PosTMAsTERs ANNOUNCED.

WAsHIEeToN, August 17.-It is announced
that there is to be a general wedding out of
posim asters in the South who are of no prac-
teal benefit 10 the Republican party. The
policy of the administration in this matter
seems TO be TO put active, aggressive and in
huential Republicans in all the postofices
throughout the South who will do good
work for the party in 1884.
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8zIIISI3kHxVzsl;&7
Visifors ia New York Civ,

ss,s.I,Is n,ssss f1InIly. having large. nicely
Hotel and near Fifth avenue, will let rooms. WIN
superior table. 10 desirable parties permanent or
transient. Terms .reasona BILE.
81 WEST ATE STREET. NEW YORK CITY.
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Republican County Convention
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TINE firm of N L. Meachan & Co. Is this day
j. dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. A. L
Meacham sells his entire interest to his success
sors Mes=rs. MeEeham & Horton, who viii con-
tinue the business at the old stand, No. 9 Union
street. N. L. MEAcHAM.
Z. Z. MEACHAA.
B9- In retiring from business, return thanks
for the liberal patronage extended the old firm,
and recommend my successors, feeling assured
that they viii be faithfully served the future
as in the past NJ L. AEAcHAh. +
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Taylor Nomin.sea I'm the First Dissries

KSoxvnLE, TENN, August I5.-Tbe
Democratic Congressional Convention for the
First districf, held in MorTistown, to-day,
va. the largest ever held in this district
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BrickIayers' Union.

MEMBERS of the Bricklayers' Union are re
VNl quested to meet at their Hall this (FRIDAY)
morning at $50 O'Clock, for the purpose of at
tending the funeral of their late President W. H.
DEADRIcK. WIN. MURRAY, Treasurer.
once of Public Administrator of Shelby county,
Tenn.-County Courthouse, August IL, 1882
TINE undersigned having been appointed Admin
i istrator of the estate of John Henry Turner. de-
ceased, notice is hereby given to all persons in
debted to said estate. to come forward and set
tie; and to those to whom said estate is indebted
to file their claims with me, duly probated, within
the time prescribed by law, or the same VIII be
forever barred JOHN LOAGUE,
fr{ puhlfe Administrator
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LABOR TROUBLES.
STRIKING spinners.
Taking a Hand in Politics.

FALL RIVER, August 1.-THE spinners at
Weltamore struck, owing TO dissatisfaction
and WAGES
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NOTICE.

WE have this day sold to Messrs. A. WOODRUFF
w & CO. our sAWMILL PROPERTY. together
with all the Logs, Lumber and Materials of every
kind connected with said Mil. Also the Accounts,
Notes. ETC., due US in running our late business.
We request for our successors Q continual nee OF
the patronage SO literally bestowed upon us.
W. Fl. BUTTS co.
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DISSOLUTION.
BRYSON & co.
SUCCESSORS TO BRYsoN d CAMP.
DEALERS IN
FURNITURE,
CARPETS,
Mattresses, LoOking-Glasses, Etc.
23I MAIN STREET,
Maunh Tennessee.

yH,HE l. 81 GRAND EXcg kSfOn THIS
II Year 10 Arkansas and Texas viii leave
Memphis, Tenn, Monday evening, August 18Th Vis
Memphis snd Little Rock Railroad. Train leaves
L. and n &. Depot Mem phis. Tenn. at 80 p. m.
This Is the Last Opportunity this season 20 exam
inc the bountiful and magnificent crops OF Arka n.
sas and Texas. Everybody should go. Look At
these Extraordinarily Low Rates from Memphis
10 the following places and return:
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HOUSE.

Washington, 6.-The report of the
committee on ways and means was
submitted on the resolution offered
by White, IN relation to the passage
of the bill extending the bonded
period for distilled spirits. Ordered
prin ted.
White, rising to a question Of
privilege, again attacked the COM
mittee of ways and means for their
action on the bonded spirits bill. He
claimed that they had WhiteWashed
themselves and an official Of the
treasury. He particularly attacked
Kelly, who responded goOd-na-
turedly, and the matter was dropped,
when the Speaker called them to
order.
At 1910 the House went into
committee Of the whole, Updegraf,
of Iowa, in the chair, on the general
deficiency bill, which was read by
sections for amendment.
A report was submitted upon the
contested election case Of Wether-
spoon US. Davidson, Of Florida.
Granting the contestant leave TO
Withdraw the.cOntest. Tabled.
A bill was reported to suspend the
issue of silver certificates and limit
the coinage of silver dollars to the re-
ouirements of the people. Calendar.
Page reported back the river and
harb0r appropriation bill. Com
mittee Of whole.
A report was submitted upon the
North Pacific Railroad land grants.
Tabled. The report states that the
committee can conceive of no legiS-
IatiOn which would hasten the
completion Of the road, and there
fore recommends the bill reported
compelling the KaRsas Pacific Rail
road COmpanyitO pay the cost OF
surveying, selecting and conveying
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Wool.

The Provo Manufacturing Com
pany are prepared to buy the clip Of
wool for 1882, and will pay the
highest market prices in cash.
THEY WILL ALSO SHIP ON
COMMISSION for those desir-
ing to place their wool on
the eastern market. Growers
will find it to their advan-
tage to consult us before either
selling or shipping their wool.
Wool sacks and Irvine on hand,
and for sale. Also best class Of
sheep shears which can be found
either at J. Cutters, agent, Salt
Lake, or from James Dunn, super
intendent at Provo.
Provo Manufacturing Co.
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certain lands granted to it. and
creating, a sinking fund for the
Kansas Pacific, Sioux Citv and
Pacl1e, and Central branch of the
Union Pacific railroads. House
calender.
Mr.. McCOOk, of New York. called
attention to the clause apprODriat-
ing S32,32S to meet the liabilities in
CURED by the Yorktown centennial
commission. He said he would like
TO have some explanation of the
cause OF so large a deficiency.
Holman. Of Indiana, raised a point
of order against the clause. over
ruled by the Chair.
Cobb, Of Indiana, opposed the APP
preparation, and sent to the clerks
desk to have read d bill for wine.
etc., used in entertaining the French
guests. The total amount of the
Dill is SUE, including an item of
$50 cases of champagne, $1,000: one
OF slXty-eight gallons of whisky, one
OF twenty-five dozen sherry, fifteen
gallons Of brandy, $3.50, and $3.50
worth Of cigars.
Dingley, of Maine, read a dispatch
charging that on the boat, upon
which the guests had been taken to
\ Yorktown, the bar had been kept
running free to all.
Tucker, of Virginia-If we let the
FrenchmaR drink alone, without
drinking his health, we would be
blackgnards and not gentlemen.
daughter and applause)
Robinson, of New York-The cell
ebratiOn was turned into a British
saturnalia. and the flag we thought \,
buried from memory in the time Of
CORVALLIS was dug up and put in
the place in which the American
flag ought TO have waived; and to do
that, government was run in debt
$50, 900. &,
After some further debate, in
which it was disclosed the bill had
been paid, Cobb moved to
strike out the clause. Rejected.
After considering four Of the
sixty-three pages Of the bill the
rose. 81
Kasson, of Iowa, offered reSolu-
lions declaring that Congress, in
connection with the people Of the
United States, have received with
profound grief the tidings of the !.
recent death of the italian patriot,
General Garibaldi, expressing high
Of his loyalty and I'M
selfish patriotism, his love of human
right and his devotion to principles,
and avowing the sympathy of the
United States with the friendly
nation which has been thus be-
and requesting the President
to cause copy of these resolutions
to be communicated to the govern
ment Of Italy, were adopted Unani-
mOusly.
The committee on territories re-
ported hack, without recommends
ton, the petition Of NJ d. Ball,
asking admission as delegate from
Alaska. Laid on the table for
future action.
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SICKENING SLOP.
An Investigation Wanted to
See How Much the
Puff Cost.

Washington, 6. The following
correspondence explains itself:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WASHINGTON, DC,
June 5th, 1882.
Hon. 4. s. RoSecranS
Sir-The undersigned members Of
the House Of Representatives, re-
cognizing the valuable services you
have rendered the democratic party
and the country during this session
of Congress, and especially in the
act Suspending Chinese immigra-
ton, respectfully request and urge
you to become a candidate for
reelection. The national demo-
cratic party cannot afford to
dispense with your services at this
time. We have no doubt that
should you be willing to serve an
other term, the people of your dis
trict would return you by a largely
increased majority. We are, re-
spectfully, William NJ. Springer,
JnO. D. G. Atkins, Benz. LefeVre, s.
S. Cox, John T. House, J. Floyd
King, Edward S. Bragg, Jos. C. S.
Blackburn, J. K. Jones, Jordan E.
Cravens, A. G. Curtin, T. r. Cobb,
John H. Reagan, Gibson Anterior,
w. Halman, a. G. Chapman
w. II. Farney, E. L. Martin, J. w.
Singleton, w. n. Morrison, Geo. III.
Geddes, Abram S. Mewitt J. r.
Tucker, Van a. Manning, G. P.
Berry. So
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Washington, June 9th, 1882.
Hon. Vim. II. Springer. s. s. Goa,
John II. Reagan and other members
Of the House Of Representatives..
Gentlemen Your valued favor
Of yesterday commands my most
grateful acknowledgement. That
distinguished members from all Sec
tions of the Union should give such
a spontaneous and fattering t8sti-
monY to the value Of my services in
the House. Limited III time
and impeded as they have bsea
by ineXperience ana con
tinued lameness, is more than
I could have expected and will al
ways be held in proud remembrance.
[ shall send your testimonials and
opinions to the Pacific coast, which
owes to your firm and united sup
port its present assurance of q
release from the MOngOlian overflow.
I shall ask from nay constituents
for them that consideration and
response which and cur fellow
democrats. owe to you and 10 the
national democracy for whom yOH
speak. Very respectfully, your ODE
dent servant, W. ). ROsECRANS.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

From my place, in the Fourteenth
Ward, on Sunday, May 18th, light
grey horse, branded G on left hip,
has lun" on side Of head. near the
ear. Any person giving informa-
ton that VIII lead to recovery will
be literally rewarded. w C.
Morris.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
XLVII CONGRESS
REGULAR SESSION.
SENATE.
R-S

Washington, 6.-Slater introduced
bill prohibiting and making .
mlsdemeanOr, solicitation by any
executive officer, clerk OF employee
OF the United States, not the head
Of department, of money, property
or other thing Of value ana giving
or receiving the same for political
purposes OF party interests. The
penalty imposed is a fine of $500
and the loss of Office. Referred to
the civil service committee.
Senator Grover favOrably pre-
scented bill from the committed on
military affairs to turn over to the
interior department certain parts of
Camp Douglas military reservation
In Utah. Placed on the calendar.
BY Rollins, a joint resolution for
commission on the revival of in
ternatlOnal commerce in the United
States in steamships suitable for
naval purposes. The ships must be
built Ia the United States, of iron
and steel, and owned by American
citizens. The commissioners will
also inquire into the subject Of COM
pensatiOn for carrying mails. Re-
ferred.
Davis, of West Virginia, offered
resolution, and it was adopted, re-
questing committee on pOstehices
to report upon the pro yriety of re-
ducing the rate of postage on letters
to two cents, and on newspapers
and other printed matter to half the
present rates; also increasing the
rate on merchandise authorized to
be sent through the mail.
The army appropriation bill was
again considered, the question be-
ing upon the compulsory feature of
the retirement clause.
Williams opposed compulsory re-
tirement, except for cause.
A motion by Maxey, to except
Gen. Sherman from the operations
of the clause was amended, on mo-
ton of Hall, by adding thereto Gen.
Sheridan-29 to "a. The motion as
amended was negatived-19 to SO.
The clause was agreed to without
formal vote. The remaining COM
mittee amendments were agreed to,
except the one striking out the ap-
preparation for ammunition, tools,
etc, for target practice. The total
Of the item as passed by the House
was 500, ZOO.
Hawley moved to allOt $4,000 for
that purpose. Agreed to.
Logan moved the insertion of an
item appFepriating $4,000 for the
erection of an army and navy hos
pital on the government reservation
at Hot Springs, Ark. Adopted.
Plumb offered AMI advocated an
amendment authorizing the enlist
ment of ! 700 men for frontier SER
vice in emergency. Ruled out as in
volving general legislation on an
appropriation bill.
The previous discussion upon eX-
ceptlng General Sherman from
compulsory retirement, WaslreYived
on the renewal of the former mo-
ton by Davis, OF West Virginia,
and by Hale, to except General
Sheridan, the latter motion prevailed,
yeas 90, nays ., party vote, except
that Fair COckerell and Butler
voted aye with the republicans. The
whole subject was then tabled, yeas
81, nays IS, and the bill passed AZ to
II.
Hale submitted an amendment
intended to by inserted IN the pro-
posed bill for the admission of Da-
kota. 1t provides for the speedy
and efficient collection of all MUM
cipal debts or liabilities within the
limits Of the proposed state. Re-
ferred.
Adjourned.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND
BUITDERS

On and after June 1st, 80, the
undersigned will charge drayage at
the following rates: Double Team,
soc. per load; Single Teams, 25c. for
each load ; extra distances, 25c. for
each load.
TAYLOR, RoMNEY & ARMSTRONG,
MASON & Co.,
E. SELLS,
C. E. ANGEL,
SIERRA NEVADA LUMBER Assn.
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HEBVE AID Brain DISEASES.

NR E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
- Treatment, a specific FOR HysteEis, OiS-
- --152eSS, Commissions, Nervous HeS1ache, Mem
81 ~ DepFesEon, Loss Of MemoE, Premature
OL4 age, caused by oVer-eXeraon, oYsr-1ndu X
ssnee, excesses or overwork Of the brain
6o.-e1 leads TO Paralysis, decay and dsash'
One box will cure recent cases. Each box
oJa16lns ons months treatment One dollar
Oo2s OF six boxes for i've dollars sent by
s-Al prepaid on receipt Of price. We gusran-
seS SIX boxes to cure any case. WITH esoh
os1er received by US for six boxes, accom-
pAn LED with FIVE dollars, We viii send the
pur chsser our written guarantee to return the
money II the treatment doe not eject cure.
guarantees issued oRly by 2. Sc. II. L. Drug
store, Salt Lake City
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FOR SALE.

A Bric&-lined Frame House, n.y.
drant water in front, close to bust
ness, tWo-and-a-half blocks west of
Kimball & LaWrence's store, Four
teenth Ward. a good location for
business. Price $1,000. Apply to
Anderson s& POmeroy, Real Estate
Agents.