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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-09
lk. ". vassIl 1 Ccs., ST. Main slssel,
Cpposite Court Square.


!. ". vassI! 1 Ccls., ST. Main sssses,
opposite Court Square
One hundred THOUSAND feet yellow
pine building lumber at $3.50 per
thousand, delivered at depot NJ. & G.
R.R. Call quick to secure q bargain.
Wigs & Co., 36l Front
Three thousand and sixty nine
children are on the rolls Of the city
schools, aud SIS was collected last
month from pupils attending outside
of the city.
The ever popular Little Havana
Lottery viii hold another drawing in
q few days. Get a ticket at once. so
as to be represented in a wheel Of
fortune which scatters its prizes
broadcast over the land.
The Treasurer Of the School Board
has $l722.17 in cash for account Of the
school fund. The teachers and en-
ployes pay roll amounts to $4570.6O,
and Incidental account to S26,95-in
all nearly 5000.
ITO My Darling" by Erwin Schnei.
der, and the Cavalry Advance
Galop," by the same author, are two
musical compositions for the piano,
received from the publisher in this
city. Mr.. H. G. Hollenberg.
An effort is progressing in the
School Board to fine tardy teachers
twenty-five ceuts each time they are
behind time, and to employ an sttor-
nsy at $50 per month to aid in gar
nishing the wages of delinquent poll
tax payers.
Twenty-four hundred pounds Of
mail matter went out of this city over
the Little Rock railroad = couple Of
days since, and nearly that much goes
every day. The people in the
swamps and hills of Rackensack are
growing more enlightened as they get
olde.
Humming birds have appeared
among the flowers of suburban gar
dens, aud, like Ariel in Shakspeare's
Tempest" sing, Where the bee
sucks, there suck l, and, though they
don't give the words quite as distinctly
as Ariel, yet their elocutiOn will com
pare favorably with that Of many
amateur songsters.
Temperature before dawn this
morning zoe, and 70 warmer than
yesterdays coolest, the range yester-
day being g to 80. 1t was raining
heavily early this morning at Little
Rock ana Louisville, also raining at
ST. Louis, Chattanooga and other
points. The rainfall here yesterday
was nearly an inch and quarter.
The Louisville & Nashville Rail
road Company placed on file for reg
istrstion yesterday a printed pamphlet
drawn up IS trust deed, mortgaging
all its property to Edward H. Green
and John A. Stewart, Of New York,
to secure ten thousand bonds Of $1,000
each, payable in gold on the LIST Of
June. September, December and
March each year, and drawing inter
est at s per cent. They are to run
forty years.
The rain was heavy this morning
for fifty miles south Of this. Passen
gers up from Grenada to day say thai
last night was the closest and hottest
ever known there at this season, anc
though the wind blew at lively rate
it seemed to afford no relief. The
threatening state CT the skies rendered
the inhabitants of the place yery
uneasy, and but few slept owing t.
their apprehensions. The night, how
ever, passed without a storm.
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GEnRGE GCmIILY.

The popular Court street saloon
and Lunch Room Keeper, has
Just received u fresh lot Wiener
and Nett Wurst, Smear and
Hand Kase, and BerIiner Beer.
SIT
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The Panel Photos, SO per dozen.
Cottage Gallery. Bea1 50, Sc
Gone to Rest.

Dir. VIM. Leiben, for a number Of
years a popular newsdealer, died yes
terday at the poorhouse, where he has
been quartered and cared for some
time past, owing to the wrecked con.
dItion Of his mind. He gave evidence
Of alteration when he lost his wife
four years ago, aud, after losing in
quick succession four children, the
last Of which died within the past
year or two, his case became hopeless.
Mr.. Leibsn was a native of Germany,
and began work as a lad in the news
business here at four dollars per week
gradually advancing and making him
self valuable to his employer until he
received fifteen dollars per week,
Some eight or more years ago he
started a news stand on his own &C
count, and by close and careful atten'
ton, as well as promptness in settling
every legitimate claim against him, he
won a good name for himself in com
mercial and banking circles, as vel
as among those from whom he mad,
purchases. He prospored in his littl,
trade, but the long seige of sickness
and other troubles which befel him
caused his little store to filter away
and he died very poor.
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H A. TBOMs, Undertaken,
Corner Adams and second sis'
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PUBLIC LEDGER bindery and job
Office. ID Madison street.
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j. WALSH, undertaken, 81 ID st
Residence, 104 Promenade st. lG7t
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Fine Gard Photos, s2 per dozen.
Cottage Gallery, BeaI 81. 5s
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Ice Cream Ice Cream!I
The very best in the City at Specht &
Walters, 81 Madison. 81
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See the Sc Counters
at SehWarzenbeFg's, 23O Main.
6
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CHEW BLACK HAWK
TOBACCO,
HI. ESUH, Sole Agent.

Ice Cream ParlOrs Now Open.
Families supplied in any quantity by
Specht s.. Walter, 81 Madison. 81
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Ice.cOId Back Beer. FELL
FRANsIOLI, 2O2 Front II. 70
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Re-re1ined Cooking OIL.
d Campbell, 80 BeaI.
S1t
Was Jeaiousx the Cause.

Was Jealousy the Cause.
Mrs. Newton, the Louisville woman
who is accused ofpoisoniAg the child
of Mr.. Slusser, Of this city, is fast re
covering from the effects of the opiate
administered to herself at the same
time. She will have to answer charge
Of murder and will be taken to jail as
soon as she is able to leave her bed.
The mystery which surrounds the
affair has not yet been cleared away.
The report that Mrs. Newton was on
very intimate and friendly terms with
the first Mrs. Slusser up to the time
Of her death is declared to be without
foundation. 1t is said that the pair
we're once friendly, but that feeling
Of hatred sprung up between them
which grew constantly. The cause
for this bad feeling, is connected by
many with the poisoning of the child.
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JORDAN'B CANDIES.
Guaranteed absolutely pure.
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]. n. Mul|Ofd B o., SSS Main, make
d order Medals, Bangles, Wedding
and Engagement Rings. Watches
and Jeweiry repaired, S0tsod
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WANTED.

Man 70 work garden, attend horse, etc.
III Apply to w \ BROWNE. 40 Madison.
TO invest s5OOOin profitable business. viii
l take an active interest. Mention line Of
bulines8 With particulars. Also state when
and where interview can be had
81 81 Address ID II thfs ofino
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Al WHITE girl to do nursing and house.
n work In q small family. None but com.
P''isIs % S''0 apply Atal popl.r ,trs.t
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hats cleaned. dyed and repaired By J N
IL MOODY. 238 Second street 1851
nLD Cod, silvef and mutilatod Coin, By
VI n MUAFORD A co, sS3 Main. $50 2Oi
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-12-05
JOSH BILLlNGs 0N MARRIAGE.

History holds its tung as to who the
pair wuz who first put on the silken har-
ness, and pomised to work kind in it thru
thick and thin, up hill and down, and on
the level, swim, drown, or float. But
whoever tha waz, tha must have made a
good thing of it, or SO many of their pos
terity would not have hsrnessed up since
and drove out.
But there amt but phew folks who put
their money in matrimony who could set
down and give good written opinyun viii
on arth tha come to did it.
Snm marry for love without a cent in
their pockets nor friend in the world,
nor drop of pedigree. This looks des-
parate, but it is the strength of the game.
If marrying for love amt success, then
matrimony is dead beet.
Sum marry bekaws they think wimmin
will be scarce next year, and live tew
wonder how the crop holds out.
Sum marry tew git rid of themselves,
and discover that the game was one that
two could play at, and neither win.
Sum marry the second time to get even,
and find it gambling game-the more
they put down the less they take up.
Sum marry to be happy, and missing it,
wonder where all the happiness goes to
when it dies.
Sum marry, they can't tell why. and
live they can't tell how.
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8 1882 -. 7 new SERIES. OH III. Nos g.

tos, asssll MI fertilisess Ne 49, Dut Il
Is sdEl;Sply ! - Bic fsrtilissrI Lst kin =.
an.i1 sbs tarif tar on iron, Of vljch III
his ftffine eools are uaads. ard ssnsroas
otheY YlAfsielea he must hass- Ard phat
is thss,tax for? Merely 70 protecs ard en-
rich ss;Few manufacturers. Eaeh ajax 10
"cIaesIegislation /" and therefore unoonsti-
tatidMal. TIi-y say il is for the agood Of
tha eaanfry-' What makes the country
Is it5HSt the inhabitants?
RKssps D'OR.-(Ray of gold. the cele-
bratsss Fsepeh race horse who won the st.
Legdsstskes and immortalized himself, ID
nov ill America, and the lovers or horse
flesh Mo ffocking to see this 9 agrandest Of
all hsspses.n He was recently purchased
by ME-! W. l. Scott. Of Erie, Pa, for she
sam 81 $so, 900, and arrived at New York
from. stiverpool ON the 4th alt, on board
the st*amer Queen Of the National Line,
after''S voyage Of fifteen days He arriv-
ed iuHpleniid condition and was exhibit
ell I'LL. gaze of admiring thousands
soon After he was taken from the steamer.
skip PcrAToEs. very close investi-
gatida| is going on in reference to the best
seed Irish potatoes. Cutting in every
way, chanting whole and selecting sizes,
are alf'on trial. We think it viii be found
that Ese old way, cutting good solid eyes,
all tHNgs considered, about the best. It
is traS that every germ, eye or bud, is
separate, complete plant, but nature knew
what'ah was about when she set them in
a tnbsr. Their plurality in the same tu-
Der SHOWS that she said, you may divide
theseeJudiciously if you need to multiply
theusa
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You need no longer say, Excuse
the glove" when shaking hands. The
best society shake with gloves on and
make no excuses
kalamazoo is a great celery-raising
town. What the young men of this coun-
try want to find, however, is salary
raising community.
"A Kentucky woman has nearly reform
ed her husband by persuading him to use
bottles of whisky as weights for the clock
The oftener he drinks the slower the clock
goes, and the longer he has to wait for
his meals.
Huxley says "there was time when
men walked on all fours." He probably
alludes to that interesting time in the
early life of us all when We approached 3
neighbor's melon patch from the back
way.-Deacon Richard Smith.
The Country Gentleman claims cot
ton seed meal to be an indispensable
article of food for dairy cows, and that
| it is used by all breeders of fancy cattle.
Its use should be moderate in the begin
ning-one pound being mixed with three
pounds of bran, gradully increasing the
proportion until it is half and half.
=" When l married." said Boggs to a
party of gentlemen who had been brag-
ging of the successful marriages they had
made, 81 got fine house and lot. ="
"And /, gentlemen" exclaimed Mrs.
Boggs, entering the room just in time to
hear her husbands remark, 81 got fat,
the top story of which has always re-
NAMED vacant"
The Farmer is a continuous benefac-
tor. He who digs a well, constructs q
stone foundation, plants an orchard, builds
durable house, reclaims a swamp, or 90
much as puts a stone seat by the wayside,
makes the land 30 far lovely and desira-
BILE, makes a fortune which he cannot
carry away with him, but which is useful
to his country long afterward.
Mrs. Mary Austin, who lately died
at Washington, had forty-four male chill
dren, eleven of whom survive. She was
q doctor of medicine and surgeon, and
served through the war with the rank of
Major. DIR. Mary Walker is small pota-
toes indeed as compared with this lady,
never having even had twins, while Mrs.
| Austin had triplets six times.
"A French photographer boasts of hay
ing been able to catch the impression of
| o flying bird. There is nothing at all
| wonderful shout that. An Austin man,
who has no scientific sttainments what
| ever, without any effort on his part, caught
the impression of flying bat. II was .
| very clear impression. The flying bat
was brickbat. He was Offering resolu.
1 a. 49, lao
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eoD FRY Us ALL.

God pity Ms all as We jostie each other
God pardon us all for the txiumphs We feel
When fellow goes down meath his load the heathe
Pierced to the heart words are keener than STEEL
And mightier far for woe or veal.
Were It mot well in this brief little journey,
OF over the isthmus, down into the tide,
To give him . Ash instead OF serpent,
Ere folding the banda to be and abide
Forever and aye in dust at his sides
Look at the roses saluting each other;
Look at the herds all at peace o'er the plain
Man, and man only, makes on his brother,
And laughs in his heart at his peril and pain.
Shamed by the beasts that 90 down in the plain.
Is 1t worth while that battle to humble
Some poor fellow-soldier down into the dust?
God pity us ALL Time soon will tumble
All Of ue together. like leaves in gust,
Humbled indeed. down into the dust
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gbf e9altthlp 3IoriDi'sn.
rq-gI.IsIIED EVERY TUESDAY.
spTERTusrNG RATES.

49, s-r 10 r.e isch space: a squares maEs col
A.. -i-.--i- fi-~ Inserted less than menth 81
fr-i SD 20 cents for each Subsequent
.-- .-..I-- ru-sranlanted by the Cash, except
.s,- ru,i frssf viit fuf t-'s ne attention.
--f 90 ALL inserted lees number OF
tn !:
a.. .-.,.--- a.s, saarkcs with the number OF timer
M --.-rsa uu, f'.Si'id. and charged ssanEdiag,y. ~
ed ..-- -s,r-i%.-r- =. .ssc ahUsrto Of rhe: sF.s6
s -s -,,, ars fixed by sove raies win he srqatred
,1, ltir tcffi-is strictly TO their own business
.--- .si.-rE -Iis.aafed-
.- .r So fa,-- oniy of the paper will be sent t.
---.---- u' -pecial agreement to the contrary
i-r-r~-
,saus-ir- -,r..tng four lines will he charged
-.sar-~ri-rsl+r.r--
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untal Isaw h9 ~, thsEs sssmsd
A chAn ahoat hnrpeaf f1ak sisaned
with a - pesttinses aad grace
Which Hsrfick sung q Jalia's face.
Until saw her feet. her lfps aaf
Were - the opal cloud that sips
Adown ths ssnset slp; her chin
Wa pare ehalcsdony within
A gausy drift Of lace. Until
Isaw her Ieet, her syS could all
4y misanthropic heart with hope
OF better things than those which grops
Within the cynic's breast, and gnaw
The heritage dead Until l saw
Her feet, thought that could kne-A
And worship this newt found ideal
As children fall before . plinth
Betwined with pink and hyacinth.
But now, al me life is not sweet
Since have seen her feet
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-"Dear" Hubbell.--" How did You
come to get in jail?" asked gentleman
Of . negro he saw behind the bars.
"Dey put me IN heah for borryin
money from friend"
Why, they can't do that It's no
crime. 70 borrow money"
".Yes, boss but yer see had ter
knock him down wild club several times
before he would loan it Ter me, an den ]
had ter take it outen his pocket myself. =
That was what Hubbell would call .
voluntary contribution. zSras Sifliags
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q Van .ev that van w;ll o;va nc

-sYou say that you win give me ten
dollars week to do your housework.
Have you . wife; Yes 4 a Any chill
drenf = No. 3 VIII you let no have
my gentlemen company il the parlog Z z
= Csrfainly. z = Ard mako ne lots 81
niss pFsseass ~ = Oh, ~. : And will
yDu n4rry ma when yony uifs dir z u !
cant proiniss thai. . hen ! won,t come.
you stuck-np old casmndgson."
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1HIb 10 PTonCaUIe IaFnnIHg ana proves
that good seed and manuring will pay.
Several of our truck farmers did nearly
or quite as we'll on their pea crops, but
did not equal us on the cotton crop.
The rent allowed for this land is not a
sample of prices, as land equally as good,
short distance from town, can be pur-
chased for half the money, or it can be
rented from two to four dollars per acre.
NEwBERN, N. c.. GEO. ALLEN.
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OOD 0uS6 Cu9OE FA8MAN&3s AOOO.
/ AS considerable interest he's l,een man.
ifested in our Four Acre Experimental
Farm, near Newbern, North Carolina,
which has been planted for several years
in garden peas and cotton, we give be-
low q statement of the cost and results
for the present year:
We ploughed n January. and applied
manures which cnst delivered ON the
land. ........................ $40 %
On the 18th January We planted eight
bushels Extra Early Peas, cost. -. $500
The crop Of Peas was picked from April
9Th TO 17th, when the vines were cut
and cured for forage
On the LIST Of May we drilled 200 lbs
Super Phosphate and 300 lbs Land
Plaster per acre, costing. .......... % 90
And planted six bushels Extra Early
Cotton Seed, costing. ........ IL %
The cost OF labor for planting and cult
vaiing the four acres. .............. 80 90
Cost OF boxes and picking peas. ....... IS 90
Cost of picking, ginning and baling the
cotton --.-................ ....... % w
Rent OF land, acres, $15 per acre. .. 90 90
Total cos,. s4l5 90
RESULTS
Our net sales of ,scas in April, In New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, AZ
ter deduc,ing freight and commits
sions -. .............. -. $59e 90
-Four tons Pea Vine Forage. 40 90
Six bales cotton, weighing 100 lbs, or
675 lbs lint per acre............. 276 90
The seed are of extra quality, and sold
at 81 per bushel. ................. 1875 90
Total sales. ....... .... 81 OS7 90
Deduct cost as above. ............... 415 90
Net profit. $622 90
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-14

Responsible corresponding agents wanted at al
points, 10 whom liberal compensation will he paid
For further information, write clearly giving full
address. send orders by express or Registered
Letter, Money Order by mail, address ONLY to
VI. y. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans. La,
or NJ. 4. DAUPHIN,
127 LaSalle Street. Chicago, Ills.
or VI. A. DAUPHIN
607 Seventh street Washington, ID. c.
The New York office is removed To Chicago.
y. Borders addressed TO New Orleans will re-
ceive prompt attention.
The particular attention of the Public is called
the fact that the entire number of the Tickets for
each Monthly Drawing is sold, and consequently
all the prizes in each drawing are sold and drawn
and paid
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-14
"Canteen Bradley"

Men of real bravery make mistakes
about their danger sometimes, and
succumb to mere imagination. 1t
must mortify them terribly, though,
to be caught so. A writer in the
Louisville Courier-JOurnal tells the
following amusing story of the re-
bellion:
A single shot, followed by a loud
shrek, told us that one of my best
men. Bradley, was wounded. He
proclaimed his agony with a loud
voice, turned over on his back, and
commenced kicking go vigorously that
the surgeon had difficulty in getting
in reach of him.
Poor fellow" said the doctor, 81
am afraid it's fatal.
20, o." said Bradley, 'I'm a dead
man! III never get over it,"
Keep up your spirits, my boy.
Never say die ~ said Capt. johnson,
kneeling kindly over him.
Doctor asked the wounded sol
der. feebly, "will you write to my
mother, and tell her that | died brave
iy, doing my duty, with my face to
the foe, and that l thought of her
when | was dying?'
"Yes, yes" said the doctor, with
dim eyes and a husky voice, Il will
write to her, and tell her, toe
But, suddenly springing to his feet,
with an indignant voice. added
why, confound it, man, you are
not hurt bit! It's only your canteen
that's shot, and that's the water from
it. Get up. will you?"
Bradley raised up slowly, felt him.
self all over, and with All exceedingly
foolish countenance. crawled back to
his position, amid the uproarous
laughter of the whole regiment.
For months after that. OH the march
or in the camp. and sometimes in the
stiffness of the night, you would hear
voice in one direction demanding,
"What shall / tell your mother?" and
perhaps a half-dozen responses would
be heard, Tell her / died with my
face to the foe" and then "Canteen
Bradley" would csme out and angrily
hunt for the man that said it. He
seldom found him, but when he did
there was certain to.be pretty severe
punishment.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-14
0ardeld's Face.

Soon after the funeral of President
Garfeldhis family and friends entrust-
ed to Mr.. St. Gaudens, the sculptor
of Farragut's statue, the work of
having cast in bronze the face and
left hand of the martyred President.
The plaster cast used for the work is
the only one in existence. The mould
ing and casting in bronze were Civ
en- to a manufacture of artistic bronze
in this city. and they we're success
fully accomplished The face casting
weighs seven and one-half pounds,
and the left hand two and one-hali
pounds. After the operation was
completed the mold was broken and
the work was done for the family.
The cast of the face represents Gen.
Garfeld's features exactly as they
were after death. showing traces of
suffering. During the making of the
mould and the taking of the cast. pre-
cautions were adopted SO that no cop
les should be taken.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-14
SHEPHERD KILLED JESSE JAMES,

SHEPHERD KILLED JESSE JAMES,
cit looked as if there had really
been a fight and at first l was inclined
to believe j: but, afterwards doubted
it.
"Do you think James really sho,
Shepherdy
Il don't believe Shepherd ever told
Clary any such = thing and won't
until / hear Shepherds statement.
did Shepherd ever tell any of
his friends that he would not shoot
Jesse James any more than he
would shoot his own brother ?"
He may have said 80, but ]
doubt it.
What about Shepherds under.
standing with James about the re-
ward ?"
Il don't know, but know he was
with the gang. / heard Shepherd
declare" continued Mr.. Liggett, sin
the presence fMrs. Samuels, James,
mother. that he had killed Jesse.
This declaration he made in Ford x
Arnold's drug store"
"Do YOU consider some of the state
ments false ?"
Yes, sir: a large number of them
are false. In conclusion, you may
state that | do not believe that
Shepherd ever had any understanding
with Jesse touching the obtaining OF
the coveted reward.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-14
How to Secure Health.

II seems strange that any one will suffer from the
many arrangements brought on by an impure con-
dition of the bloods, when SCOVILL'S SARSAPA-
RILLA AND STILLINGIA, or BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUP will restore perfect health to the
phi ysical organization. Ii is indeed strengthening
syrup pleasant to take and has proven itself to be
the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered,
etfectually curing Scrofula, Syphitic disorders,
nervous disorders and debility, Bilious complaint
and all diseases indicating impure condition Of
the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin, etc. 1t
corrects indigestion. single bottle will prove TO
you its merits q health remover, for IL ACTS
LIKE CHARM, especially when the complaint
is Of an exhaustive nature, having tendency to
lesson the natural vigor vi the brain and nervous
ystem-
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures pain In Man
or Beast. Use externally and internally and lind
instant relief.
DR. ROGERS VEGETABLE WORM SYRUP
instantly DESTROYS WORMS and removes the Score
finuy rh fgh