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BLACKSMITHING.

ram prepared to do all kinds Of blacksmith.
,rr. FARMERS work specially. Prices as
low as can be had for nrsC GLASS "ViA' "nop
near "Browning House"
rqM IA AZ AAA ANA1'
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Ages

No doubt the question of the true
ages of the patriarchs will receive
earnest attention at the hands of the
revisOrs of the Old Testament. If
the TRANSACTIONS of the ages have been
made by an incorrect rule, the re-
visors may be depended upon to
correct them in accordanae-~aaAha. ps
light which the ripest scholarship
affords. Mr.. Bryant, in his commu-
nication. calls attention to the fact
that the late Dean Stanley. for years
before his death. insisted that the
NUMBERS in the Old Testament were,
in many instances, entirely too high,
and that he believed that the correc-
ton of these apparent errors would
relieve the bible of many objections
now urged against the chronological
record.
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A Ayn 4 A. A. THOMAS, ST. Cloud Build
Anil l ing, Washington, ID. C. Practices
Ian IuU ! before the United States General
Ui4lvU ] Land Office. Contested eases
private land claims. mining, presumption an d
homestead cases prosecuted before the De-
partment of the Interior and Supreme Court I,
and all classes Of claims before the Executive
Departments. Special attention given to.
town-ste cases. Land warrants, HON estead
floats, and all kinds OF land scrip bought
and sold.
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The late census gives the popula-
ton or Japan as S6,35S. 1894, an in
crease of 5000, 900 since 1873, This
apparent increase is in part attrib-
uted to growing accuracy in collect
ing returns. The population of the
three principal cities is: Toxic, &c.
094; Kioto. S4O,s29 +; Osaka, 5S7, 1898.
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nnn m business now before the public You
VkXTs can make money faster at work for
nHN 1 us than at anything else. Capital
U4U j not needed. We viii start you $40
a day and upwards made at home by the in
dustrous. Men, women, boys and girls want.
ed everywhere to work for us. Now is the
time YOu can work in spare time only or
give your whole time to the business. You
can live at home and do the work. No other
business will pay yoa nearly as well. Noons
can fail to make enormous pay by engaging
at once. Costly Outfi and terms free. Money
made fast, easily, and honorably. Address
TRUE d Co., Augusta, Maine.
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Ages of Men before the Flood.

Charles S. Bryant, in commune
cation in the Popular Science Month
Ly, offers some considerations to show
that there was no disparity between
the ages of the patriarchs and those
men of later time. He says that a
very slight error in the translation of
the Hebrew numbers has led TO all
the apparent disparity, and insists on
the authority of Genesis vi. 8, that
the age of the antediluvian was net
to exceed 100 years. The passage
reads: "And the Lord said my
spirit shall not always strive with
man. for that he also is flesh, yet his
days shall be an hundred and twenty
years."
Mr.. Bryant ascribes the errors, the
ages given in the Bible, the improper
rendering Ofconcrete numerals by the
translators. He says that Genesis v.
is properly rendered, adam lived
a hundred and thirty years and begat
son." etc.; but if this verse had
been translated as the fifth is. in the
authorized version. reads thus
adam lived thirty hundred years
and begat son !" This shocked the
consciousness of the Christian tram
lator, and he was driven to the true
rule the Hebrew uses in cases of con-
crete numerals" In the fifth verse
the authorized version reads: "And
all the days that Adam lived were
nine hundred and thirty years. and
he died." The true reading by the
rule, Mr.. Bryant says. would be,
"And all the days which Adam lived,
were hundred years, and nine years.
and he died." making the entire
aye of Adam 139 years, instead of
$50 Year,. Mr.. Bryant further says
that at the date of the writing of Gen
esis the Hebrew had no means of
writing nine hundred. or any mum.
Der of hundreds above one, without
repetition or circumlocution. He
gives the following as the ages of
the patriarchs before the Noahcian
deluge;
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NOTICE.

All persons are warned against cutting
down any of the timber on my land on the
Hooppole Road, adjoining the land of Bowie
Johnson, about three miles from Deer Park
for cutting down timber in Garrett county,
Md; without permission of the owner OF the
land, IS the same, under the Act of $780, ch
B4, as for feloniously Stealing goods or chat
tells TO the value of the tree or trees" SO cut
down.
THEOS. B. HORWITZ.
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ORDER NISI.

John Bradburn No. 245 EQUITY.
VS.. In the Circuit Court
Joseph Symons. for Garrett cuLty.
ORDERED. by the Circuit Court for Garrett
" county, this 9th day of June, A. d. 1872,
that the sale made and reported by John
Bradburn, Mortgage, in the above cause be
ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before Che
10Th day of July next, provided copy OF this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed
in Garrett county, once in each of three sue
cessive weeks before the 18th day of July next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$4,000.
w. H. TOWER
Clerk Circuit Court for Garrett comfy.
True copy-Test-
7I3 w. H. TOWER.
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We have for Sale
A fine farm near Oakland, containing 400
acres, 200 acres improved. Good buildings
Price reasonable and terms easy.
ALSO
Two Military Lots Nos. - near Mountain
Also
1900 acres timber and coal lands on the
Elk Garden.
ALSO
A house and lot in the town OF McHenry.
ALSO
A fIne farm near Accident
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Farm for Sale.

The undersigned offers forsale his farm stu
ated four miles south of Oak land, on the West
Union road. The farm contains 800 acres IN u
good state of cultivation and all under fence.
The improvements consist of good frame
house and new frame barn As by 81, and other
out buildings also a fine orchard of choice
fruit. Price low and terms easy. For partic-
ulars inquire at this office or on the premises.
SIT ID. j. SLABACH.
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DIR. B. 7. KELLER,
Tota ~ GAINESVILLE, Nd,

$500. ,oo.tad IN Oakland, offers his pro-
Ha LAWNS services to the citizena of Oakland
nnS yicinity. All calls promptly answered.
aay or night. once on Oak street, next ooor
10 Sturgiss' nrug store
rs 3m.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

100000 CANS choice Arrow-brand Oysters
at Clements.
FoR good Plumbing, Gas or Steam-Fitting
go to J. A. Bailey, 295 Second.
DIR. NELSON has removed to corner Main
and Union. Fresh gas every day.
PORCELAIN Pictures for Breastpins (choice
presents) taken at the Cottage Gallery.
MONUMENTS, grave Enclosures, lot curbings,
cheap, at Quigley's, 432 Main, near Beale.
THE stock of goods at w Lesser's grocery,
on Poplar street. will be sold by the sheriff
tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
DIR. WARDS Seminary for young ladies,
Nashville, Tennessee, an established school,
with fine buildings, able teachers and care
ful matronage, opens its next session Janu-
airy 18th.
AN acquaintance of mine, who had long
suffered with Piles or Hemorrhoids, at last
obtained relief by using Tabler's Buckeye
Pile Ointment. For sale by w. n. Wilker-
son & Co.
NILE BECKER, teacher of French and Ger
man at Mrs Higbee's school, intends forming
a private German class. Monthly terms, IS.
Ladies and gentlemen willing to join will
kindly apply by letter to corner of Beale and
Lsuderdale streets, Memphis, Tennessee.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

kellogg tomorrow.
MADDEN, Burke and Graves.
A high wind prevailed last night.
The Citizens ticket will carry the day
-Boreas gave the old year blow out
last night.
The musical event Of the season will b,
the Kellogg concert.
Felix NJ Jones IS a candidate for sehoo
visitor in the Fourth ward,
Memphis will have but one opportunity
to hear CT ara Louise Kellogg.
John League was appointed administra
tor Of the estate of Mrs. A. III. Leeoq
L. Wallace, coIsTed. has been stIbsti-
tuted for C. W. West on the hsdden ticket
The New Years callers and those who
receive will mostly attend the Kellogg con
cert tomorrow night.
The County Court meets to-morroV Y,
when the chairman AID other Important
officers will be elected.
kellogg, TsgliaPietra, Adaino ~ II and
others. constitute probably tie b II csncerI
company on the road
There was n rSpart yesterday that an
other ticket had b.eu formulated q viva John
ID. Murtagh at the head OF 1t.
Isss-Mr. n. NJ. Jones, having heen found in
1 ststrihle as a commissioner, Mr.. y. G. Graves
has been INDUCED TO take his place on tbs
ticket
M. Katzen5ereey; e6stou buyer, was ar
rested YESTERDAY BY sGficer Convey on the
charge of assault and battery upon coiered
woman. SkSclairns that he slapped h'sr.
Mr.. james NJ. Goodbar was presented
with handsome gold headed cane BY the
eronIoves Of the firm al t.Qodbar x Co., last
night, Mr.. J. Foster nakirE neat Presenta-
ton speech. =
The county surveyor. c. C. B'5z< Vi,
was ordered by the County Court = foz=ef
the six roads leading ont of Mempn1z
report the cost of matchmaking the1r< ~
his report yesterday, giving SIX esilmsss
each road.
-Judge Eldridge yesterday renqers2
deci=iSfs in the case CT ]. + DoTdy -
Davis ef d. He set the temporsIyy-srop -
regarding "a, taking up Of rails asiass1
IeSisJ the < liminary injunction, a. n
,bst Inc A1..Sohis City raiiEay, III
i - s.rsst .,use1fpM Id tod.su%
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the stables after the new track on Lauder
dale, from Vance street south, connt eli Dg
the Besle street line with the Elmwood line,
wzs completed, and was in operation before
the application for injunction was made.
Marriage Licenses were granted yester-
day TO Frank Harper and Bette Owens,
William Goodloe and Hattie Bell, Philip
Watson and Amanda Bradford, Thomas J.
Stein and Katie Gilbert Joe Lee and Ema-
line Williams.
Fifteen bodies now in the old reception
house at Winchester Cemetery will be buried
by Superintendent Rogers, Monday, at 10
O'Clock. Eight OF them have not been
identified, and this will be the last chance to
fad out who they are.
The following are the tickets which drew
the prizes in the Louisville Commonwealth
Distribution company's drawing yesterday
No. 68,0Sl, $4,000; No. SO, 741, $4,000; No.
50,037, $1,000. The following tickets drew
$1,000 each: Nos. 25,19O, 8115, $3.50,
IS, 239 and 90, 12S
Clerk and Master Black yesterday sold the
following land: One hundred and forty-seven
and one-haf acres at s. 10 per acre, in
Shelby county, on Clear creek, to J. C. Mills
a lot on the south side Of Broadway, three
hundred by two hundred and ninety-four
feet, for $40, to W. y. Miller.
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Oliver, FinDiGaCO
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
VIII be Held i'm the Various Churches
To-Day at fhe Hours Named

aScusa Strsei PresbyteriaH.-E. E. Bigger-l1 am
Paxt Pyeso. ssrfan-=Rev. Eugene Daniel-11 an
as -; sasihSaisr-Rev. J. H. Fans, pastor--li
ana 8 -Ts:3o pm.
o,2 sAepRed-Rev. William Kiine-7:sO pm.
sur school at Gam
syr3L,ars' Chlrch.-Seryiees al II am. and 7:Sa
I .. m, by Rev. N. NJ Long,
Cumberland PresbyteraGa. --Rey IA Jones, Paa-
tor-11 am. and :. 80 p m = III
q Lasarus-Rev DR.. white-will be open sar
divine service this morning.
qraee.-Rey. Edgar Orgsin-l1 an. and 7;s3
D. %. Sunday-school at $3.50 am
E,rf Rnpftst-Rev. r. A. Venable-u am and
7:s9 d m Sabbath-school at am
Bszzando sxyeef H. E., .Soufh.-Rev. Warner Moore
IL am Sunday-school at $3.50 a. m
slFirst Msfhodia.-Rev r. II. Mshon-n am. and
ESQ pm. Sunday school at $50 am
f;eorota Sired Msthodist-Rev. l. A Moody-il
A. m and 7:s0 pm. Sunday-sehool at 950an-
Second CongregatioHal.-R B. A. lines, pastor-ll
An and 7.30 pm. Sunday-school at s;SO am
Temperance HaH-Main st: Temperance meeuilg
atsp.fn All are cordially invited. Seats free
Bethei BuiIding.-corner Adams and Charleston
Avenue Sabbath-school every Sunday al z~So Pm
LauderdaLe Street Pyes6yiertdR--Rev- r. A. Laps,
ley-n am. and 1880 pm. Sunday -school at s'So
Second Presbyterian at II q. IN. and 5:sg
va ny SevJ. NJ. Rose, pastor Sabbath -soloo-
pm Sy 3 MetOdst cAurch-services u a m
~ am. y Aey J. P walker. sunday-senooi
rs sa aud and ,sss,ea csrt,t,n,-Rey. J. NJ TrbIe-n
Sss school Lords supper 1880 al Gun
ant lis isssral Bopt,1 .r-11 a n. and
n ns z an yschool at $50 am. me mem
servisese aly requested TO be present at morn
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FOR SALE Or LEASE.

UlINE PLANTATION-In Bolivar county, five
II miles from Carson's about SOC or $50 acres
cleaned land; fronting on Stamps Lake; good
cabins, tolerable EinhOuse, es fertile any Mis-
sissippi bottom land. Apply to
JOHN S. WILKINS, Yazoo City, Miss,
or CHARLES AND GEO. Y. SCOTT,
Rosedale Boil. var county, Mis-.
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AT THE RESIDENCE OF MR. j. T. FARGAsoN.
275 BedIe Street,
Mrs. J. Fargason assisted by Mrs. Frayser Hoist,
Mrs ]. c. Christi, Miss May Brown, Miss Julia
Lehner, Miss Katie Maury and Miss Maggie Poston.
will receive from to u o'clock
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AT THE RESIDENCE OF Mr.. vACCARo.
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then came out. He said he would do as
we'll as he knew how if elected. He appre
ciated the honor conferred upon him.
Calls were made for Richmond, and en-
other "Richmond" appeared in the field, and
began q sort of school boy Grafton. He in
tended to be very severe on the APPEAL, but
his train of thought was SO incoherent that
it was simply impossible to tell what
he was talking about He did say, however,
that the Germans were solid, and were eight
hundred strong He mentioned a rumor that
$1,000 would be used to elect Burke if nee
essary Mr.. Richmond's imitation OF a man
trying to be severe and eloquent was fre-
quently applauded by those present.
Prof. B. K. Sampson made a very pleasant
and conservative speech. He praised Mr..
MADDEN, spoke of Chase as a diguifed and
honorable gentleman, and mentioned Scheib
Ter as greatly liked by the Germans and col
ored men.
The seance was then declared over, and
those who were present stole secretly out of
the building, tried as we'll as they could to
disguise themselves, and then disappeared in
the darkness of night.
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To the Public.

My relations in business and to personal
friends were such that in answer to repeated
solicitations l felt compelled to publish on
Friday morning card declining generally
the use of MY name as a candidate in the
approaching Taxing District election.
The withdrawal of my strong personal
friend, n. NJ. Jones, from candidacy, and the
increased pressure brought to bear on me by
numerous citizens. as we'll as a satisfactory
adjustment of my business, has led me to re-
consider my deolination, and at the earnest
request of my friends, announce myssH as
a candidate for the position of Fire and Po-
lice Commissioner. Respectfully,
= On
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AT THE RESIDENCE OF Mr.. NAPOLEON HILL

Ms r. F. Looney and her daughters, assisted by
Mrs W L. Crawford, Mrs. r. F Looney, jr., Mis-
Minnie Hunter and Miss Wright will receive
commencing at O'Clock.
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hygiene, so necessary to his present and
future well-being.
A lively discussion followed the reading OF
this paper, showing that it excited great
deal of interest.
At the next meeting of the institute the
subjects to be considered are: Glow to
Teach Spelling" "The Place that Mental
Arithmetic Should Occupy in School, F"
what Should Child Learn During His
First Year at School" and 'Schoolhouses'
Their Location, Structure and Arrangement"
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It THE RESIDENCE OF DIR. R. W. MITCHELL

Oh Ult
Mrs. J. NJ. Doyle, Miss Mamie Seattle, Miss Pet GA
loway Miss frankie johnson, Miss Jennie ReiC
Miss Lulu Montgomery and Miss Jennie Mon
gomery will receive from to II O'Clock.
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Business Change.

MEMPHIS, January l, 1882.
The firm of Hogan, Jordan & Co., is this
day dissolved by limitation. Those indebted
to US will please call and close their &C.
counts, and parties having claims against US
will please present them promptly for pay
ment. We embrace this opportunity OF
thanking onr friends and the public gen.
orally for past favors, and would ask them
in future 10 favor the firm of Williams &
Co. with their orders, as we have secured an
interest in that well known firm, and in fu-
ture viii have charge of their uptown Office
corner Second and Gayoso}, where we shall
be pleased to see all OF our old friends and
customers; and, having largely increased IA
cilities, We shall be better able to fill orders
even more promptly than heretofore All
orders will receive our individual attention.
t ). HOGAN.
JORDAN
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NEENKEN BROTHERS.
Ward Meetings.

Meetings will be held on Monday, at S
pm, in the following wards, for the selection
of school visitors:
First Ward-No. 70 Main street, Thomas
Keely, chairman.
Second Ward-Courthouse, James Degnan,
chairman
Third Ward-Esquire Quigley's Office, A.
Yacearo, chairman
Eighth Neutrality-suspicious. VIM. Dean,
chairman.
Tenth Ward-Corner Main and South
streets, Dan. O'Donnell, chairman
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AT THE RESIDENCE OF W. W. sCHooLFIELD
IS Poplar &red,
AT THE RESIDENCE OF H. A. MONTGOMERY

Mrs W. W. Sehoolfeld, Mrs. Lewis r. Donnelson.
Mrs: L. NJ. Williams, Misses Katie Sexton Minnie
Hunter Kate Richardson, Fannie Hatchett and
Minnie Hannah, Will receive from to II O'Clock.
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ZOE SALE.

TTTTZFEID's HEADLIGHT 0IL-GAs ND
Il on stoves, at 2s3 second street.
HURNITURE-rwo large elegant mirrors, two
n handsome Dsoroom Aetz, one body Brussels
ii kitchen ana danlngroom Furniture frst class
pessng-etoye at prices 10 snt, ~, 1ssIiand
rs pect the above At Isl Nam street z
--TTT Fs-seven choice uuls. - -
M w. G. CANNON w v spPty 70 -
1,57 "a A NCE-A acsS and - -
4 Ahn traily located sht doAIs sssAole Market
III cenassd At bargain; nRpeaE1a GOOD business,
WI be 3, don elsewhere B 'sslH SsS com
- - II s RnyIsss-sl A15IkE: Ann PpToI1
1UGGl1s l,s,f short tnE An arst clAss iDlsEE
. usea ~ W. L. CAAERoN, IS MadisoSn1..as, In
THE SAWS 81 aattTs river sIee miles A ssSns
sss amend it. and Ton; s;sa N S SiTso Nm
lei are loud in s eo1tai GaiRSAa 81 TSs
T<nad with It IL desi-sl
1870. by mail, g
WXAempAis Tenn
NRING-S OF 70 TOOL
{ s,lssa a. NsiahDoThood, near sslo6 SUI
+ f|iIHt IA price only soJSOi q
s. time, with per q
~ business propert!
MUGS, u Madison
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LAW REPORTS.
Cnaneerx Cour,-meDower, Judge.

Calendar heretofore published and set for
Monday next, January 2, 1882, and will be
| tried or continued on call: Nos. 1892, 1858,
2495, 25O1, 2671, 2677, 1922, 2736, 1880, 2902,
1882, 1926, $500, 1862, 1864, 1851, 3S42, 1879,
1904, 1906, 1907. 1912, 39l4, 1916, 1920, 1921 3,
1928, 1910, 1876, 1888, 4031, 1852, 1868, 1867
anI d0-e
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Tur ros,l. - a. ~, Beale, G
i'e"i' vi the electloh on Int paid 70
will determine whetber FL Chez nee stree
IL eohdN
twenty FIVE hundred respectable citizen
indOrse | the Hadden- Burke Graves -.
have mo influence with the communis-One
Ill,
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Desires his friends and the public generally
to know that he is daily receiving the very
finest Of Blue Point and Lynnhaven Bay
Oysters, that his arrangements for serving
them in good style are perfect, and that his
bar ia, as usual, supplied with the best OF
wines and liquors. In these days of lively
competition in the oyster business Felix is
determined not to be surpassed.
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AT THE RESIDENCE OF Mr.. J.. L. GooDLoE
Mitchell Aueaue
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Will be most generally observed on to-
morrow, as win be seen from the long list of
names published. This is most praise
worthy custom if properly carried out, and
commends itself to the old and young.
Among those receiving is not mentioned the
name of J. NJ Hill & Co., who are most
thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon them during the past year, and prom
Use to continue in the lead in fine Boots and
Shoes
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The prosperity of 1881 was unexar1RRk ANsAs- |
throus hout the country Tho GROSS cIa city all in
a SIS NiS fn all neces-
OF the large cities increased from Simple cabins Il
ss409s in 1880 S64 400 5sO957 in s y M9 9
27.l per cent The increase in 1881 - -
1879 was 81. 6 Ter cent
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SERVED TEE RAscaIs EF;F

Two Mormon missionaries, who 4.
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UNDER the management # Porter, Oy
and Burke no man or set OF men have
permitted TO make one hundred per cei
shaving The too small and hard earned
OF the Aremep, policemen aad labQying
eHploFed by the Taxing district go
neht.
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Ind of shnln lead to intempers4usse p 1sR.h
xk-P-iy remedy that produces = satera
So !, ,ssct for prnstrstion of the nervous
ys-ln ana dlgest1ye organs is sure 70 follow tn
n ., ana best medicine ever iavented To-
i,s .einIng every part of the body and zestory
ing impaired or lost functions 10 their normal
- ana one Which Is hsving an IIeI-
~ ~ aiiv ISl,oiy increasing sale In the Eastern
%tasss, Is b-owns Iron Bitters ANY drTgpist VIII
ProeuIe u Tor you II you request him to do So Is
PecalII Wnen he finds you cannot be persuaded
10 4Se some substitute. Il does Nc. contain Al
cohoi and Is the only preparation of Iron that
cures headache and does not blsckei thu teeth
Al II sure FeEiYer, tue strengthened and fha
seEy pest medicine ever invented for permanentIv
~ - sInsnins the pulmonary, urinary and dteesf
a. otssns and preventing consumptfon kiSHev
disesses and chronic dyspepsia often curine thssa
if r. when all other remedies have faiied- Tor
uniy natures best assistant. ''-Gasefte. W.
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Kahn s Freiberg, cor. Main and Poplar
P. S.-The Light Blue Silk and Silk Pop.
lin are nearly all out K.&F
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ENG-s OF 70 rooms
,,l,orhood, near stree
eng e. nprice only $500 on,
81 y time, with 9 per cen
2g r business ProPerH.
&uION, 70 MAdisOnEt
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From the Jorge to the superinten
desk every step that Michael Rurk
taken has been directed by a ole auIoon at Leu
., - aiming about
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