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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-03-28
ADJUSTMENTS.


The leading dramatic stars Of the
Michael Stregoff" troupe, to play
here next week, are Cecile Rush,
+. Q. Bangs and W. ]. Ferguson. The
latter acted here ia the stock company
under Lefingwell & Greenlaw's man
agement, and subsequently made a
great hit in Pittacus Green. The
ballet is led by an artist of fine ability
and the spectacular features are re-
ported to be of the most gorgeous
description.
Manager Gray.
AT Leubrie's theater Thursday
evening next, it should not be forgot
ten that the Golden Plough" by the
Jeans Senators, is to te presented for
the benefit of Manager Frank Gray.
The Senators have many admirers,
and so has the proposed beneficiary.
Humpty Dumpty.
The Geo. Adams Humpty Dumpty
troupe appeared at Leubrie's Theater
last night, opening to a good attend
ance and giving a satisfactory per-
formanoe. The speciality features of
the entertainment were exceedingly
attractive, and offered rapid success
sion of pleasures of a varied and
sprightly description, Yesterday and
to-day the company paraded the high
ways, withsMr. Adams in his chariot
drawn by diminutivs pony. The
Humpty Dumpty troupe play again
tonight, and will give a matinee to-
morrow, also close their engagement
tomorrow night.
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Murder Trial.

The case of Sandy Mathes, for the
murder of Essick Polk, near Lucy
station, last fall, was before the
Criminal Court this forenoon. Bette
Hicks, Mathes' stepdaughter, occu-
pied the stand at noon. Her testimony
was enough to satisfy the most careless
listener that the prisoner was one Of
the most coldblooded murderers that
ever lived. The story has already
been published and she added
little to it, except a few horrible
details. She went on to tell how
he made her look down into the hole
at the mutilated body and threatened
to serve her the same way if she ever
informed upon him; how he made her
stand guard on little eminence SO
that he would not.be interrupted; how
the knowledge Of the fearful deed had
preyed upon her mind until she could
bear the strain no longer, and was
compelled to divulge the secret. The
murderer sat,unmoved during the re.
cital, except once, when a CHASTITY
smile spread over his'festures.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 28.-Johu
Villalea, for eighteen years Clerk of
the Board of Education, New York
City, lately employed as 'longshore-
man here, killed his wife last night by
stabbing her. The cause is supposed
to DO jealousy.
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BedIam Beaten.

The Sprigginses and the Blackburns
live in the same house, in the same
yard, on Jefferson street, participate
in the same amusement at the same
time and have the same children.
Sunday last the children, initiating
the example set by their elders, raised
a row, and a general shindy between
the whole neighborhood was the
result. The Williams family and
Wheaton family were drawn into it in
the course of the day. Toward even.
ing the scene was second Bedlam.
Monday morning all parties procured
warrants before Esquire QHigley, who
will settle the matter this afternoon.
Mary Spriggins is charged with using
half brick and stick. Charlotte
Williams used a piece of stove wood;
Emma Williams used a whole brick
and a Ratchet; Alex Wheaton used
his knuckles and whole brick; while
Callie Spriggins was officer of the day.
Robert and Caroline Blackburn were
the worst injured parties, and will do
the hardest swearing.
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The situation Around Helena,

ST. LOUIS. March %. Captain
Benham (U. S. A, } telegraphs Gener-
al Beckwith from Helena, Ark, that
the $4,000 ratiOns left there by the
government steamer Coal Bluff Sunday
will supply the people till April 5, but
he says that 100000 more should be
sent at once, to be followed week
later by $4,000, week later by $4,000,
then week later by $4,000. This he
and State Agent Mangum think will
carry the State through.
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ADDITIONAL COTTON.

MANCHESTER, ENG, March %, $50
p.m.-Yarns and fabrics are quiet and
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. March %, S;30pm.-Cot-
ION easier, but not quotably lower.
Uplands, $50; Orleans, 6 13-lGd.
Sales to-day, 5000 bales. Receipts, 1880
bales. Futures are steady.
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nieh From mIn XYonndn.

CINcINNATr, March 28.-Young
Sam Clark, Of Pittsburg. who shot
himself at the Gibson House, this
city, last Sunday night, died this
morning.
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Saturday, April Q, 1882,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated In Shelby county, Tenn,
t0-Wlt:
In the city Of Memphis, now the Taxing
district Of Shelby county, being the southern
the extension Of tho northern part Of the
city OF Memphis, fronting 37h feet on Third
street, east side. and running back 10 the
depth Of said lot No. 81 one hundred and
forty-eight ana one-half feet 10 an alley, said
perpendicular to Third street.
Terms OF Sale-One third cash, balance In
u months, purchaser TO execute note bearinr
interest with approved security for deferred
payment, lien retained. etc.
This March u, 1889.
4. j. BLACK, CIork and Master.
J, Il. Temple, solicitor for Complainant.
2IN339
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Tragedy in CoIored CIrcIes.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 2s.-This
morning, between one and two O clock,
Greer Burnett fatally shot Bob Alex
ander, while returning form a dance.
Both the parties are colOred. The
difficulty occurred about a colored
woman.
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LABORATORY OF STATE CHEMIST,
Dept. ofAgrieulture, University Of Georgia, 7
ATHENS, Ca, February q, 1882 }
. A NALYSIS of sample Of DeSoto Ammo
"a mated Dissolved Bone for the


have no hesitation in saying that this is
an exceptionally excellent fertilizer. In my
Judgment nothing better could 30 desired for
general application to almost any crop. The
mixing appears to have been carefully and
thoroughly done, mechanical condition good.
/ have no doubt that the intrinsic value of
your article will make for itself q Q reputa-
ton in short while. Your article Is certain
ly safe, it cannot possibly any crop un-
der any circumstances. 1t Is comparatively
60 slightly ammOniated and with such mate
rails that no possible danger can attend its
use. hope that you may be able in time to
find ready sale for your goods, and that your
enterprise may be successful. Indeed your
goods would certainly sell elsewhere, If not in
your immediate section.
lSignedl II. o. WHITE,
State Chemist.
Referring TO the above report Of Prof. VI @.
White, the highest authority in the United
States on commercial fertilizers, we pledge to
the farmers of this section that nothing but
the best materials shall be used in compound
ing DeS0tO AmmOniated Dissolved
Bone.
All the lands, almost without any exoep-
ton, in the Memphis district, are in need Of
"Plant Food" none so rich but that pr0tpc-
tlon will be increased.
On tired lands production will be largely
increased, thus paying a largo profit on the
Investment.
For sale at our Works, corner Tennessee
and Huling streets, where directions for use
81 DesOTO OIL 60.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

DEM Royal Arch Chapter No. q will q
4 work in the Most Excellent Master'sNN
Degree TONIGHT, the 18th inst, at/N
halt-past seven o'clock prompt, full olass)'
Visiting companions fraternally and cOrdi-
ally invited.
By 9rdsr Of G. W. MOsBY, M.E.H.P.
ID. @. TRADER Eao'v
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NHE Stockholders Of the Peoples Insurance
y Company are hereby notified that an cleo
on WEDNESDAY, April 5th, 1888, ior the
purpose of electing Seven Directors 20 serve
during the ensuing year,
CARRINGT0N MASON, Sec'y Hg
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-03-28

NEW ORLEANS, March %, ll:9O am
Cotton quiet. Middlihg, l2c. Sales
to-day, 45O bales. Receipts, 1929 bales.
New YORK, March 28, 1920 p.m.-Cot-
ton quiet and steady. Ordinary, 9]fc; good
ordinary, l02sc; low middling, ike;
middliDg, II 3-16G good middlinR.
II 9-16c; middling fair, 10 5-l6c;
fair, IA 1-l6c. Futures are steady, at 8 to
B points above yesterdays closing prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-03-28
TAX R0TICE

THE Delinquent Tax List for the Taxing
il District Tax for the year 1882 Is now n
my hands for collection. Parties owing Same
will please call at Sheriff's office and settle al
once and save costs ola levy.
NH PR ATTY, Sheriff.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-03-28

At the Greenlaw Operahouse, to
night, President David P. Hidden is
to introduce the lecturer to the audi
anee, and it is limited that Prof. Bar
ney Hughes will prompt him from the
wings.
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NOTICE TO LADIES.

Madame Alexander GOdart
WILL open her. work rooms MONDAY,
w March 10Th; The ladies who wish TO pat
ronise her will find the establishme al No.
2s6 Second ST., opposite Postofice. I4s9
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= 3, rnng wosln. al,

-sSnmstimes ~ 81 rong woHihan
enters the forest of trees, and hews
them down With nishtr axe.strokes.
aud: hinds them together into u
great raft. and launches the rnit III.
t. the vast river. But strong wind
arises and pXpitps the waves Ia
dash the raft hitLer aud thiihrr. So
that il breaks asuulur, AMI the eur
rents separate rhe foremost logs
from those behind, aud all nPr
whillrd away never again 10 'r
united. Even such has been The fate
of my Young brother. We were
bound together hl destiny in hr ul'
family; We have been separated
forever. There il no fixed time ~
life or death: - = neither our "Nis
tenrc hr long OF short, =" ale matted
only for a period Ia he Sri'aIdtrd tnI
c,rrmorr. Nv hrutiWr has ended
his allotted career: each OF tt, Is
tplloNing a destiny TINT may not hc
changed. To me it WAS not given
To protect aud 10 save him. Where.
fore should weep for that which
could not I've prevented :!
Then wondering sill more, rl"
Rrahmin addressed himSrit To the
beautiful wife Of the dead Youth.
aAluG:
And rhuu, on whose bosom he
slept, do>t thou not weep idf h'Ht.
thy cumciy husband, cut on ia lhc
summer of his manhood ="
But she answered him also with
comparisons. s.IN inG:
-"ENru ~ two birds living one
from the east and one from the
south NEE; dud look INTO each olG.
pr's ewes. and circle about ou" IN
u'hir. aud S,,i. the Sa;ur sI'uuIu q.
-tlr, or temple, and sleep together
Hujti the dH"H,-St vas oar o"H
fac. Whru thu golden light breaks
Ia ,hrIi>', the two birds. lra>iuG
'l,Ir 'ruplr perch az tA'lr 'r,r. IN
Il.
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me SIN.
1872.
=. " YORK,
- .


III. Sun ful - VII make ITS fifteenth
.,..,,,.., ,.,ciut,ou unG,I tue ,ies. ut msn-
....w.nt. .L!iiiip, ~ always, iUr ali. big
90 mi. u.,.tt' and qInriuus. coit,i.ted
3D.. r.I,,t,. Iumil!,iu aud lrmo-
.,,.... ...,.t,d aud lui,.us, intelligent
,..-r,,. III. SrN's nLht is ioI D. su-
ind ,rl vr,ry,tkud at ,Nril sit; but
- .,.t...ri ,.affnfl = :"i ih, snDd, NLilr il
,..,-- leo; discomfort un the Llisttripg
.....-,,t t..t>..t,i.tI, wicked
-tNut - wa. y L,N.rap,r Of 4
.l,.A KIND. uai,ouru,G MANY at the forms,
,.,n1..ii,. O., tie SUI iiiuuus words
..d ,...-,, Il i,uthahsm. 1t III def
..,.t iur.,c,t IN n n..l, succii.,,, ,uuton.
A. ,,.i Wy all ih, hrns "f the world,
...Y.,r..- go. ,',,.i.i g.. human iu''I.st, AID
,.r.,. min. r".. ai"II. Will the frsr-
....,... If absolute. iulcitn,,i,t The
.r,,.,- e. lis experiment ~us tie sucetss
Il Tn >r> j. .tcr,"d perm Sutnt
h,u-.. 10 inr.~ IL at Antii,au LrNsPs-
...- I..iN .u..mt.rI journal rsiahlhh-
"a 80, to-. ,,rrly in tie d"zen years past
Ia, l.,u Il..!,l.,u after Int SUN. ENrfy
.,.uutt.ui l,..ia' ali. 9dN existing b"
...',. u..t..u and h''t'rrd hy the icrcc
IN. ~l<.4 ,N,iil,,r.
lrr .r> 90 L." viii lc the same ont
-'IIHt' u 7 'st lr'f litt ''''' '''''
,.rl 2
T., "a ulrlal r-. ii the meas which 81
i..ruG..ur prr-lriliy at ~, We Tan
.n,t..i 4 i,rttr1 ,i-,n v''t t'itft.
W. >lnll uniur all TIN ucwe, pu'tlbgh
.r,.I.,h.,. shape. aud uca-Ui" IL ND
.,.f.f.r.. ,u' ln til, ii.uIii,nnl y 'r,lsi,rt,
ID, T.. IL, ga, iui,l,,i 10 IL lt"l",. D's'
t,.,, r,,. rlI''i'- Il"t :, SGuar" !. no1
,fI. Ei~r cu'.-rd,. .;;.t with The stS'
WI.u.N,l auytr.rE hspIrrs worm re
r,o,..r. 49, ct the rHriicr lar.-.. "hr'ne'
II ranr~r- ~ RrGuhhn u. IN bokhara
In politics We have decide orlnlona.
,,raraer- thai cno lm understood. We
~, what We lhink ah"al men and ey nm
h1t lrhIt - III" oni! st'I'lW i"- "'T'
. political ,"r,-r. ID.
Inv WFFkIN SUN gathers lp'" ~
utrrs the tt-i f9I;"T 81 ihr seven ua'y !,
issues. An Agricultural 'l'I'H." "A
. uu,pUtl|rd m,l't, iuli ur'i MI i'f -.
g. ll...' rrororri"n ot ~ r"rr' I''tn, T"l
o.',.,Y >,.x arl "TLr it'io. h.f news,
,..,....t o., ria, f,r,t,..s household UNI -
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The Democrats Illustrated Almanac
f'or l.''2 aud
Handbook Of General Information.

H. .rut w"rk # T." pages, eix6f
..t'.- o. -,Tr. u'.f'u CA III -lN tinted
h".L rt",r. illV~'r.',d tho' hly with
i.,,.' h.tn;,tii ,r-rl.!"gs; aud c"ittaiuhg,
h,.-i,.> al the Attenuation PERTAINING 10
the c-lrrlar. stat ,stiral aud general ,ufcrm.
affnuuliNtIIvu- -ui,;"' -, and ESPECIALLY mp
oath 'r'.ti,.A and civil div i,i"ns. popnls.
t,ru. naiure # uihrIai~, state ard munRi-
,,al: ,"r"tu. "i psi elections, productions,
it.,l,A1s. grr'o-i II f"rwatious. etc, OF
H., STATE, - Louisiana, I'Nas, Arkansas,
I.,i., $500. N,,-'--'lH'I. Alabama and Flor,
ia. viii |r lut.. a liz. p">tng" prcpSd,
.,ytr. -u'-.Iihar q HI Daily or Week
Is rl'ff--p v',EAt.
= ra r.pit'a,.,- in registered letter,
:,-f u aft't.i ct ttaii. 81 pHI risk.
tt,t,r.- ~ rournrut,at'uu- and lrtters
10 TNE TINES. DENOCRAT,
Nyv Orleans. La.
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Nlrh,l'ion for rates for clubs should 10
20" "l Is 1" the Office Of The Company in
" Orleans.
l"r tuihrr information, write "lcariy.
'N,"S tull address. >cud ordrI> hy tx
r'>~ or Registered Letter CT Mon Uldc.
: mlii, oddr,s-, only to
VI. A. DtUpFIN,
New OIlsau..
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|+.2l E<
.r.'1~ Es-0
Gbe Giuses.pemoerat.
The New Orleans D~mocrst and New Or
leans T,u,~e consolidated De-
eember 1, laol.

.
trps''' "'h.ne uemsPspv, mus. nnd
~" g.. .,.,,,.t ,,I.,l I-.
and to r'eil Ut s,a a. "."u "REMINISCENCES, mn,sh s!aahr
even 'h' ms ,'' s !"
n'.n,,l, Ii,lns in the, Southwestern and
,,It si.t,.E that the TIMEs- DEMCcRAr "A
,h,,t rau,r: that " eihbodi-s all of tn. Gle.
,u,.rts and i,u>-rssrs all the qualities that
,h,y can. expect to tiud in u favoritc Jour.
ri
III. ,nt.ru,is.. rush aud provre. Of tho
\rN O;lrdU> nEMuCRAT dLIing he pas,
'i,..t,.r m,utI , have hculur pIovcr6i,l.
NJ iourual uuhli,Lcd i'll the South has
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\ male h,r!ral ole! ID.nd y bo
So, always allowed 10 rho,>r the
r,r.,ir>i Kitten ior his pet md lay.
mdtc hcimr inr ether ma siIuES
Urrr drnNnrd MAS taken To his
M hrs r"n.n rhr other muruing To
e,r $50, tlu> tWIu LcW babes. H.
| ohcd rll.rl,rly uow 2"v 10 the
Other ior ;niuuir nr ,vo, 'hru pul,.
ing h'S tIIuhbN bn.ci INTO he cheek
o. tn IN a, est HA"i lc >ai :. IL.
ci e.y: 'Snrihj> II "--C8,cayo
TIbvp"
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J. {. NhkER,
WIN
r. Il u. JACOBS,
Cotton Factors.

ASP Importrr, and Oholr-a' dealer, =
y DRY GOODS, Notions. GrOccrie..
llarlnaI, iuihIN. Hnus. Boot boz
Hti.. lipn"l>. ,'"harco and Scgars. Tex =
street. >hIN,p'tj Ia.
pr"npt tttcn'icu .iN'r I" III hnsirc,.
cufru,tr, ~ r,. ard h',tai al, ancrs ~. d,
a. ,rp~i'ur-rts' tu:.sn 5a.lN
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tn p GUARDIAN.
A Parable Buddhlstic.

1.-The to 90 rthau vessels wrought IN
potter's. .unlL NJ sre the lives ot men;
bow-orver carefully formed, all arr dorn-
cd TO des,rurtion Nonght that exists
shall endure life is "a the waters Ola
river tha Av awy. nal never return.
InArsdsrs o., H,ppin.ss only beohtaiord
bv con,riling tho Six Aprc'itr,, ~ IN"
tortoise witndraw~ its SIX cHtrcmitlrs into
i,s shrll hy guarding the thoughts from
desire and from grill. even 40 tn" city is
ga,r,lri bv it, bitches and its Hall......
So spoke in gnrhas Sakya Mount.
And this parable, doubtless by him
narrated of old. and translated from
lost Indian manuscript into III"
Chinese tongue. may I've found in
the fifty first hook of the Fd .yoHc1
tchou lin:
IA father and his son We're
laboring together in the field. du
ring the season of srrprnts; and
hooded serpent bit the young man,
80 that he presently died. For
there is no remedy known 10 mlH
which NAV nnu.l the venom ot h.
hooded snake, tilliug the eyes with
snddeu darkness and silllln@ the
mori6n of the heart. Bal In" talh
or, seeing his son lying dead, and
the ants commencing TO gather, r.
turned to his work aud ceased not
placldly to labor as before.
Then Brnhmin passing tina, way.
seeing what had happened, wonder
cd that the father continued to toll.
and vet more ~ ohs"r' in- ihat his
eyes were fearless. Therefore he
uurs, ionrd him, asking
Whose son was that youth
who il dead =
lie was nine own son, return
ed ia" hborcr, cca>lns not 10 II
-"Fnlll " answered he ldl''irr;
-,
born INTO the world, 80 soon doth
...
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Nv" Wv - ;, .i
'" y '' 800
e" y" $3.50, r..,
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SUM- Wv ." " - INV :. =,
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-. =, r..,..,.. ,,....,, ,oL;,,
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n qn!ct MN was trave'n2
short time ago hy rail, aud WAS an.
uoyrd Nv the uoise which two or
three men IN the same car were
naK,ag. ONE ot thrni had been tell.
ing tremendous stories about HIM.
self in loud voice. and had tried
once OF twi.I ~ draw cut the quiet
nih, but ~ VAN. n last hr turn
ID "a him aud said. rather offensive.
Is: II fear. sir, oHt noise hats raiii-
rl incon eri"nced YOU. 81 thought,
remarked TIE E"isl man, THAT A""
did not seem Interested 10y my 50
I!,N. "Qutc the Ir>rrSc, my dr'
sir" said the quiet one; II am >ri
nlu"l So; IN fact, | am bit at I"
liar nay self"
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CAPITAL PREF. 100000.

. V-NorICl -Ticr,'e AZ, Tn r"l'.'-. u =
H,lyc, -. I.i'h-. -. I'arh. =.
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Browns IRo1 BIrrHRs
is not a drink and does not
contain whiskey. 1t is the
only preparation d Iron
that causes no injurious &
fects. Get the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with
imitailons.
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The Wr.kly il never less than ~ uagrs
I'm -..... .p.' - H." " 'hr Ucst aud cheapest
~. t.y ilr,g V"l@sh'l.
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Grrils and ,ittnr, like diamonds.
N" lie = plain SIT.
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4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
~ To WIN \ FORTUNE.

IL Grand ~rnrlr Nrrph"r DtG wins vii
81" "ltc. mnutuly. II NIvLH seal. uE
'u,TroNL~. luok at TIE following -ch"my:
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Failin66!

That is what a great
n1ny people are dong.
They don't Know just what
is the matter, but they have
a combination Of pans and
aches, and each month they
grow verse.
The only sure remedy
yet found is BIZ OWNS Iron
BlTTsHs, and this by rapid
and IL rough assimilation
with the blood pu-ihcs and
enriche, it, and rich, strong
blood flowing to every part
Of the system repairs the
waited tissues, drives out
disc lsc and gives health and
strength.
This is why BRowH's
IRoS BITES Will cure
kidney and LIVER diseases.
consumption, rheumatism,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, ma,a-
ria, intermittent ievers, 81.
~, S. PaoA ST, BALTIMORE.
Nov. IS. 1851.
was great SUFFERER !iJm
Dysp:i sia, and TO- sly raj
weeks could eat n1tinc and
was growing weaker every
q y. | TIED Browns Iron
I,ucrs, AMI am happy to say
] no" have a good appetite,
AM am ee,ut stronger.
los. NCClVLLY.
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II. ~. Sr.H,a, Ma: "llow can |
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-11-21

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my:
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cci>rd only Il passing lite from his
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my son. NnN hr hath PASSED away
riom me; nor Wds it in my feeble
power H. retain him. He WAS only
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shall the tavern keeper restrain hlr,'
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tr and snn. Whether the son 20
or ConIr. w neither he remain az
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destiny appointed, and !'om thH'
des,inv II me cohll save HIM. Why.
therefore, Lament that which X lnr
yItahlei7
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and asked her. saying:
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tiou nrf WEEP
Eut the maiden also answered
I'm Si,u comparisons, saHIng:--
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