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land On the 9Th Of March. Referring 70 |
Ireland. that gentlcmao said:
The Land bill became law IA Au- |
gust. -Four months experience ~ H.
working has disposed Of two well-known
fallacics ~ first. that there was no need q
and. second. that the Irish |
tenants are lazy and improvident. The I
Commissioners had decided I. zoo cases,
and the average reduction had ap-
proachcd thirty per cent A thousand |
eases have been settled out Of court, and |
the average n reduction agreed on out
side has. on the whole. been larger than !
that dccrccd inside. On one estate IN
Ulster the rent has been reduced more
than one-half. Probably the landlord j.
one II the three thousand who met In
Dublin IN December shrieking for COM
pensation from the British taxpayer
He has for years been charging the rent
II unrighteousness. and may esteem
himself fortunate that no demand OF
compensation Is made upon him. There
was need for . change. The English
find II easy to believe the Irish tenantry
are lazy and improvident Under SINH
lar conditions we should have been 50,
for John Bull likes pay Tor bis work;
but in the majority Of instances the
Commissioners have remarked upon the
industry and thrift Of the applicants.
I" Twelve million acres Of Ireland are
in the grass. Grazing farms are outside
the act. Vne hundred ana ul'y shou-
sanu iriSh tenants 1re 'eascno'ue's' go
leaseholders. Win lew exceptions. CONE
under the act rronaoiy one n9nute1
Thousand tenants owe arrears peyonu
tneir means q paying Even Wiz
they are praying the court lot "a,
rent they are being e'icteu. nofSe ~"
loot assisting ~ 7e scene: upon tne
doors Of me Land Court tneIe ~ - ~ ~, !.
were inscribed tn's massage ~ .vV'Vvo
tenants; re cannot enter mere.
Inc honorable memper tnen PIoc1eu-
ca q describe me present s'ate q ire-
land. not n the language q passion put
with cold-olooied mathematical pre-
cis'on;
riity tnonsanu q me lower ~, - 1ul
troops occupy strongnoids, WE'VE
thousand police with sworus anu ca.-
b:nes, assist me soidiery. Sromweil !
Maj9r-',eneral: arg , resusS'' ~ a and
nsc large Justices - i,s'anu etc MANU-
Cd over % Military Police Governors:
who have &C their beck the hses an
liberties "a me population. for tne arse
time since Cnarles \: members q rar-
lament are kept ~ prison LOT Iong
periods on secret ipiormat,ons ana Win
out trial. rive hundred o'ner persons
Mayors Aldermen Town Councillors
priests. sehooimasters' merchants. wom-
en-. farmers village tyrants; uissoiute
ruiiians-are ~ 2 similar pngnt mere
y widespread strike against rent
many cannot pay ~ al. some would
some dare not Evlct'ons are nuner,
GUS when more OF less WHO ACTS q
vengeance or passion occur. NOBODY
has eyes 70 see Or ears 70 hear. Humans
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eersmmsa sssr b<st fenesr vsy.iens@.
AVN cure entirely tie worst fern q fem.lc c.
pIanss en- ovarian >reuiies In1snustica and Sicsrs
dion. FAILING and n,iisc<msni<. sndths ecns<qosns
er.nal weakness asd q Isrtiecisziy sdsSssd y -
Change o. Ilfe.
u Vim Dissolve ssd err<l tunors from ~ essrrs1n
n early sage of 6ev<iopm<ut Tho Tendency % 60
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Il removes faintnss fstuIen~y. de>troyssi er@sing
for e1imnsnts and relieves weakness o. The sfonecn
Il cures nloating. Headaches. Nervous frosfr>uon.
General D<bnty. s'sep's~nss. psprsssios 80 -
gsstion-
1nas feeling Or h>srisx do~n. eausane pa'p. ~<'shs
snd bsckach~ = al~sys permanently cured ~ - -
wiil q I'll tiu<ssn1 under aiieireunst>nss &C., n
harmony with tbs laws that govern the fs'nss sysf<n
For enc enrsof Kidney Complaints q st.sr - 49,
Compound q unsurpassed
LYDIA - rIxEuAMn VEGETABLE 60
POUNDS prepared = - end - western Assn.s.
LINN, Ma fr1ce o. sls boss,~sfcr g. e<rtby nen
y shs FORM q ps also u ths fern q icrenssa =
rscrips Of prirs q per bon FER <thsr NJ FinAnen
frssy an~srrs al LISTERS q inquiry- Send for penpn
~ Addrsn - abcvs nr~fios fAfs fspw.
NJ fariiy sHsule - without LyprAE rISKHAn1
rIvrR PfIIS. nsy Gro cs.seSatIoa. olleesns~.
80 sorx1dlfy q ~ livsv. = cen,s ~ b.
- &sIl ~ 40 uruGgssso- -
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"Judge, don't be hard on an old
vct.'' pleaded drunk who was ar
ranged nc the Central Station Court
Monday morning.
Were you in the war m
~ was. your Honor"
s'What regiment 2"
mo regiment. sloshed around BY
myself"
ssWhat army were you attached tor"
"None Of EN-"
ssWere you il any battles ~
"Heaps Of 'em. your Honor"
give me the name Of any one bat
tle.''
.Bunker HILL" was the prompt re-
Bunker Hin! why that battle was
fought over hundred years ago r. ex-
claimed the Court.
"Of course she was. your Honcro Of
course she was. DO you think Id be
mean enough 70 ask you 70 60 light on
me for having sloshed around in any Of
these riots 81 the last fifty years r'--
Detroit Free Press.
The mechanic may imagine that.
when he has added together the amount
/ of his savings. the value Of his home
and 81 bis tools. he has accounted for
| all his wealth. But how much he has
omitted! His strong arm. his expert
hands. his knowledge Of his trade, his
physical endurance, his reputation a. 4
superior and faithful workman these
are Of more worth To him N the future,
even from money point of view, than
all his material possessions. With them
he can repair losses and make good ~.
licicnces, and. II need be. with good
heart and courage. begin the world
anew: but rob him of these, and he Il
poor and pItiablc indeed. Gcrnadntomf
Isin0raDh.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-11-22

Among the many other fortunate
results OF the elections Of the 7th
this lucky incident is recorded as be-
falling the Congregational church at
Easton, Massachusetts,, whereby In
the lottery of elections it wins So
600. The house of worship was
burned not long ago, andin response
to an appeal for aid in rebuilding
Oliver Ames jokingly replied that
If elected Lieutenant Governor he
would give $1,000, provided the sue
cessful candidate for Governor would
contribute a like sum. A local pa
per says that Gen. Butler heard of
it and promptly agreed to cover the
conditions so far as he might be con
oerned. The General was elected
on the Democratic ticket and Mr..
Ames on the Republican. The
church members, it is furthermore
pleasantly stated, are non-partisan
enough TO be thoroughly satisfied
with both results.
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why Should They.

No man or woman can do satisfactory
work when the brain IL dull, the nerves
unsteady, the system relaxed and they
feel generally wretched. Why should
anybody drag through their work. this
condition. when a bottle OF Parker's
Ginger Tonic win at moderate cost give
the = the strength and will 20 perform
their duties satisfactorily.-Ed.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-11-22

The Washington Post states re-
cent incident tersely and thus cor
rectly: A triumph IN an election for
municipal officers in Chattanooga,
Tenn, affords some consolation TO
the party that was so severely flag
ellated in the State and Congress
sional elections of the seventh in
slant. The joy of Republicans over
this trivial affair seems like the
grateful thanks of an impoverished
millionaire for the gift of a suit OF
old clothes.
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MRS. 7. ]. EVANS.
SPEAKER or THE no USE
NASHVILLE, Nov. II, 19Sz

-
To the Editor Of The Sforristown Gazette:
Among other names mentioned
for the Speakership of the next
Tennessee House of Representatives,
| am pleased to see that of Hon. W.
A. Milliken, of GAINESVILLE Repre-
sentative elect from Montgomery
county. Mr.. Milliken is recognized
by the profession as learned in law
and is now professor of the, law de-
partment of Vanderbilt University.
He has experience as a legislator
having heretofore represented the
Somerville district in the State Sen
ate. He possesses the requisite fair
ness of purpose, executive ability
and knowledge of parliamentary
law eminently fitting the occupant
of the Speakers chair. Without
disparaging the claims of any other
gentleman for the position, / do
think the selection of Mr., Milliken
as Speaker would be fortunate one
for the House as we'll as just re-
cognition of his services in the past.
A H 7,
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3 THE METBORO OF 1860.
a NOTE FROM MRS. DIR. EVANS.
r., the Fslitor of Ths Morriafown Gazette:

A NOTE FROM MRS DIR. EVANS
TO the Editor of the Morriatown Gazette:
Looking over the Saturdays edit
ton of the Knoxville Tribune,
find an interesting article from John
III. Crozier, giving a description of
the wonderful meteor Of 1860! IL
was interesting to me from the fact
.afmy- being. an-sye witness 1.-The
same grand sight-though in a diff
ferent locality -. e-.-
1t also recalls to- my mind other
pleasant scenes connected with It's
appearance. Ny recollection of the
time was September-although 1t
NAV have been in August as 8 Mr.
Crozier stated. However Twas Vls-
ting a friend at Demopolis, Ala,
lovely town on the Tombigbee river.
There had been a mass-meeting OF
,all the citizens of Marengo and adj
| Joining counties, to determine the
most convenient and direct route
for the new railroad, now known as
the selma and Meridian road, con-
Meeting the Selma route through
the Mississippi valley. The decis-
ion was made in, favor of Demopolis
in preference to Dayton, Ala. That
was one of the loveliest moonlight
evenings / ever remember to have
witnessed, as the whole scene was
one that made an impression on my
mind, that can never be obhterated.
A party of some twenty couples OF
Young ladies and gentlemen, went
out to the Limestone Bluff to see
the boat come up by moonlight.
While waiting for the grand sight,
we seated ourselves on what is
known as lovers Leap" on that
beautiful stream, a blue white lime
stone rock, projecting so far over
into the river, that it was almost
dangerous to venture there, for, by
leaning little to one side, we could
see the clear water ripping along
to it's ocean home and the fmoont
light dancing on its water. Tt
while the hours away, we sang to.
gether one song after another.
had the guitar and was singing
sThe Lone Starry Hours" Re
clining at my feet, was Rev. H. A
| NJ. Henderson, now of the Kentucky
conference, who was singing bass
with me. Suddenly the most beau
| tiful sight ever beheld burst upor
our view. !, In an instant the guitar
slipped from my, hands, and with
one exclamation, "Oh, look thereP
I every one rose to their feet-tht
gentlemen. with hats off in dumb de
light at the beautiful meteor, which
left its trail behind of brilliant hues
from southeast to northwest. Al
the last rainbow tint disappeared
from our view, Mr.. Henderson ex
claimed, "There now-it has gone
to hunt iron for our new railroad.
We then gave three cheers for thu
railroad each agreed tn have
heard the same kissing, whizzine
i noise. ESQ .ni4- en- .ia7sl4 eds 3
rF 81. Mrs r. J. EVANS
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CONGRATULATIONS ALLAROUN

GON GRA1 GLd HUNS ALL <dAOOND
The New York Sun congratulates
everybody on the result ofthe recent
elections, taking the ground that II
is good for the Democrats, and good
too for the Republicans, though they
may not see il. We agree cordially
with the Sun. Long absence from
Dower has chastened, moderated and
perhaps purified the winning party,
while the defeated one will speedily
acquiesce in the view that its long
possession of Office has demoralized
its active leaders. The Sun says
elections have been recently
held in thirty-three States. Fifteen
voted for Governor, and in thirteen
of these the Democrats were sue
cessful in electing their candidates
also in nearly all the eighteen other
States. They reduced the regular
Republican majority in every one OF
them.
"For this defeat of q great party
of corruption we congratulate the
whole country. We congratulate
the Democrats for having, after a
most aggressive and creditable cam
paign. seen their efforts rewarded
with success. They are to be con-
graduated on getting what they
wanted and what they deserved.
We also congratulate the Repub-
Iicans on the more decent and eco
nomical government that is bound
TO follow the abolition of Secor
Rooeson, and Republican majority
i'm the House of Representatives that
rioted in jobs and extravagant APP
preparations, and took its greatest
satisfaction in Kidding the country
of the immense surplus of taxes by
spending it instead of by reducing
taxation.
"And last of all, we extend our
sincere congratulations to the mem
bers of the Republican press. For
the last twelve or fifteen years they
have been devoted 10 a most irksOme
and repugnant task. They have
supported the Republican party and
praised its magnates through an un-
exampled career of corruption.
They have stood by and smiled
when jobs and subsidies have been
put through Congress. They have
repealed all damaging charges aginst
their leaders, laughed at investiga-
tons. and have never withheld their
support when party necessity de-
manded the election OF candidates
whom twelve honest men In court
would have sent to the penitentiary.
They INDUCED themselves occa-
sionally in a little relaxation by
having a fling at some disgraced Re-
publican of lesser importance, but
when by the natural development OF
his party he rose to greater promi-
nence, and his further success be-
came a question of vital interest to
his political brotherhood, all his
sins were forgiven or ignored, and
no former record of political ras-
cality or personal corruption pre-
vented him from receiving the, sup
port Of the whole body OF RepubiI-
can journals. j eD
HWhat an emancipation now
awaits our esteemed contemI Oraries.
Their leaders and masters have been
fearfuIIv beaten. The great jobbers
and corruptionists have been most
punished. Those who have
MANAGED 10 crawl back into their
places in Congress have done so
With such scanty majorities and in
such diminished numbers that their
power viii be scattered and broken
40 AS 10 work little evil i'm the pres
uure Of great Democratic majority.
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DO YOn RANT HEALTH,

why will We die Death. or what is
worse, is the inevitable result of con-
tinued Suspension of he menstrual flow.
Itisa condition which should not be
trified with. Immediate relsef IS the only
safeguard Ia all cases of suppression,
suspension or other Irregularities of the
COURSES, Brad6eld'a Female Regu-
l,tor DC He only sure remedy IL acts by
giving tone 20 tile nervous centres, i'm
proving the blood and determining di-
rectly to the organs of menstruation- Il
Us a Legitimate prescription. and the
most Intelligent physicians use 1t.
NoTAsuLGA, Ala, July Z, 1877.
Bradfieidls Female Regulator has been
Thoroughly tested by me in great
variety or cases, and I am fully con-
vinred that it II unriEaledl for all that
class of diseases which IL claims to cure.
~. ~. .- &c. HUSS, NJ. d.
DIR. J. Bradfeld, Prop, Atlanta, Ga.
Price, $3.50 per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists and w. +. Carriger, Whole
sale Agent.
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Hnmbugged Again.

Y saw So much said about the merits
OF Hop Bitters, and nay wife whe was
always doctoring, and never well, teaseo
me so urgently TO get her some, idcpn-
cluded to be numbuggcd again; and
am glad L did, for in less THAI two
mDnths' useof the Bitters, my wife was
cured, and she has remained SO for
eighteen months since l like such
-hnmbugging H. IT,, st. Paul = Pioneer
iRrfRR tfs+ N"M NA# Esf38N $50
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-11-22

Prom our exchanges we learn
that James A. Wallace, Esq, senior
editor of the Knoxville Tribune, Is
a candidate for clerk Of the next
State Senate. We hope he will be
elected. He is qualified for the du-
ties, is q clever gentleman, and will
make an efficient officer.
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70 rms for Sale.

One ofs 70 acres tive, miles from Tai
botts', S0sacfss i'm chltiYation- balance
fine timber-good spring.
One of 22O acres. $50 in cultivation,
one and a half from Talbotts'-good
dwelling &c. will be sold cheap, terms
reasonable. Apply to JOHN F0LAND,
Real Estate Agent, Merristown,sT T. nn.
Noy1tf
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A Big SUCCESS.

"My wife was in bed two years with
a complication of disorders her physi-
clans could not cure, when / was led to
try Parker's Ginger Tonic. 1t was q
big success. Three bottles cured her,
at cost of dollar and fifty cents, and
she is now as strong as any woman
r. D, Buffalo. "a 40. ~
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TIKI MORRINTOWN GAZETTE
WEDNESDAY,. NOV. &c. 1882. !

Here is another healthy indica
ton: Governor-elect Pattison, OF
Pennsylvania, declined to attend a
Democratic jollifcatiOn in West
Chester, Pa, unless the invitation
were extended from the people re-
gardless of party bias if.
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Mrs. zen. JaCKSOH, IHV WIuU" UI
"Stonewalr' Jackson, and her daugh7
ter, young lady of nineteen years,
are now living in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. jackson lett the. South because
she was there compelled to mingle
With society, and could not find the
retirement and rest her health de-
nIanded -f@ eA-
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FIRST ROUND OF QUARTBRLY
MEETINGS 1928.
MoRRIsTowN DISTRICT
Morristown Circuit, Liberty Hill

Morristown Circuit, Liberty Hill
Nov 1916. F8GgRftI~ Al
Jonesvilie Circuit, JonesvIlle, Dec
10
Hnwelrs Valley Circuit, Hurricane,
Dec 1917
Rutledges Circuit, Narrow Valley,
Dec. 1874.
Strawberry Plains Circuit, Delphi,
Dec 30-81 81
Rye Cove Circuit, Purchase. Jan. o.
z. II. f.s7
sneedyiiie. Mission, shilo, Jan. 49,
81, clair, Circuit, St Clair, Jan 90
.Fszewsil eironis, ThoppsOp's, Jan ;
Newport circuit, ParrdttsvilIe, Feb.
District Stewards will meet at Morris
town, Tenn, December 2, 1852. at IL
o'clock, PIN Z, in the Methodist church.
C., T. CARROLL, P. e
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Faruf for Sale.

Situated 3 miles east of .Morristown,
containing lilo acres, dwelling house,
stable and spring house 200 fruit trees,
good fruit farm, will be sold very ceaP,
terms liberal Addres. John Toland,
Real Estate Agent, Morristown, Tenn.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-11-22
MORRISTOWN
MALE HIGH SCHOOL
.'''T T. ]. DAVENPORT, A. NJ, PTin.
1885,

This school is located i'll Morristown, East Ten
nessee, healthy, business, growing town, on the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad,
and at the terminus of the Cincinnati, Cumber-
land Gap and Charleston railroad. There is here
every facility for intellectual, social and moral
improvement
The next session ~ill begin Monday, September
4, 1892 and contiL ne two terms of Is weeks each.
TUITION PER TERM OF is WEEKS.
photography, Reading, Penmanship, Primary
Arithmetic and Primary Geography So 90
Higher Arithmetic, English Grammar, Ge-
ography, History and Composition. zoe
Elementary Algebra, Natural Philosophy,
Physical Geography and Rhetoric 90. IL 20
Chemistry, Astronomy, Geology, Intellec-
tual and Moral Philosophy, Logic,
Higher Mathematics, Latin and Greek. Is 90
Contingent Fee.-... .--....... w
one-half of tuition and contingent fee must be
paid in advance.
No deduction will be made for absence except
in cases Of protracted illRess.
Competent assistants will be secured TO meet the
demands of the school
The regulations will be mild, but risidly en-
force1.
Board can be had from IS to $40 per month.
For further particulars address the Prin sipal
L. J. DAVENPORT,
Morristown, Tenn
Aug. %, SIN.
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a Toss PreVented.

Many lose their beauty from the hair
falling OF fading. Parker's Hair Balsa
Supplies ec.sssary& neurislaFne ut, pre-
vents falling and graynessA and Is an
elegant dressing.
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A number of negroes were a

rested at Evansville, Ind, Tuesday,
November Z, for illegal voting. and
put under bond. At their trial, the
following day, the negroes, to the
number Of one hundred, drew knives
and revoIvers within the courtroom,
but the police covered them with
their PISTOLS and arrested all but
two of them sr aaf So 14-sf
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AAPEPsIA.

Which no doubt is the greatest scIsntfno prepare.
ton yetdscoyeFed for the cure Of dyspepsia III az
it's forms, and refersto thousands q laales and
aentlenlentof the highest respectabiity that have
been eureii of cases pronounced incuranle oy the
best physicians in the country. The following
references should DO snfncient TO convince the
most sceppcal:
Mr.. Altert Toward, 81 the howard Natch and
Clock Co ia fremont street, Boston; Prof. s.
Kronberg 10 Noyes Place, Boston, Dr Sanues w.
Adams n o Box l643, New York City; Mr. A. H.
Clark hfin Of Clark Bros, Co.. Rhiiad+iphis, Pa,
case 81 tsgentsSyears standing; Matthew Robinson,
903 North street Philadelphia, Pa case Of dyspep-
tic vertigo: villa Gallagher, RECORD Office, Phil
adelphia; Frank g. smlnk, business inanager heaa-
ing Iron WorAs Reading, Pa Moses Thompson,
Tharlow, p ;, Z w. =, Il X; MISS Kate .. VIZ
laId. Seminole, :. O.; Capt Geo. NJ. Weymouth,
Sayannahs Ga Clarence ;. oonnefas savannah,
ca. They furAish the bess OF references from
every state il the Union when required Write
them at 2ie Lesant street, Philadelphia, Pa
/ Apepsi.. Is sold BY all MorrlskoNn Druggists,
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PLAIN
TRUTHS

: ~ The blood is the foundation of
n life, it eirculates through every part
of the body, and unless it is pure
and rich, good health is impossible.
? If disease has entered the system
= the 6nLt sure and quick way to drive
it out is to purify and enrich the
blood.
% These simple facts are wen
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that nothing but
iron will restore the blood to its
natural condition; and also that
al the iron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth, cause head
3che, and are otherwise Injurious.
Browns IRON BITTERs will thor
oughly and quickly assimilate with
the blood, purifying and strengthen
ing it, and thus drive disease from
any part of the system, and it will
not blscken the teeth, cause head
ache Cur constipation, and is posi-
i. lively sot injurious. efsN
/ "a s-#u ~ - ~ - ~ 81
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For Sale.

Small farm, d miles from Morristown,
containing II acres, 10 cleared, balance
in timber Cottage house, six rooms,
good orchard, spring andrunning water
on place, cheap. Apply to John Toland,
Real Estate Agent, Morristown, Tenn.
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A Word to Our Readers

.as. . s.s.. 9; :s:i s ssss
physician on earth knows heM falseioaA sucn
statenanti are But when you read of medicine
compounded by regular physician ana surgeon
Of high stapd.ng that claims TO care only certain
disease aid furnishes hlgh PROOF tnat " does lnis
YOU can safely try it, and with the assurance that
it will cure you. DR.. v. X. STONE, late physician
and Surgeon of the u. s. A., has placed before the
r,11iIic nrena ration callad
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For Sale.

Small farm q miles from town, 40 acres,
good house, barn, spring and fine orch
ard. Apply to Jshn Toland, Real Estate
Agent, Msrriatown, Tenn. nov22tf.