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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE national
convention of the Amalgamated association
of iron and steel workers was called to or
der by President Jarrett this morning.
Jarrett made brief address congratulating
fine delegates upon the strength and pros
peritv OF their association, ana expressing
he hone that not only the deliberations,
hut also the example OF the convention
would be fraught with advantage to the
working men OF the country. The conyen-
tion then went into secret session TO effect
an Accumulation, One hundred and sixty
eight dele gates, besides fifteen officers OF
the association answered 10 tnelr
names, and presented credentials.
der and il Is expected many more dele
gates will arrive. During the convention
Andrew Lee, vice-president, from the
sighLh district OF Philadelphia and vicinity,
deivered an address of welcome. to which
President Jarrett replied. After his address
he introduced p. ]. Mcclure, OF New
York, general secretary OF the carpenters
and ioiners' association. Mcclure at some
length in his reference 70 the strike OF tne
.oiaoranh GENERATORS, evoked round Of APP
plati,e. Delegates I. Il. Parnell and Wll'
liam Robinson presented the following res
oIution, which was adopted by rousing
viva yoci vote: Be IL
Resolved, By the national lodge OF the
amalgamated association and steel WORKERS
IN convention assent led, that We do here
nv extend 10 our striking brothers OF the
photographers brotherhood our sincere
wishes for victory 10 the present struggle
AGAINST a monopoly, and We dope that ere
many DAYS victory 10 the photographers Wi
he noised all over the nation. Upon the
sdoption of THIS resolution. three cheer
were given for the telegraphers, and alse
he convention are the general officers o.
the national association.
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A safe Investment

"Yes, there's money made in stocks, l
'spose," said the solid old farmer, IS he
hitched around on the head Of the sugar
barrel, "but my sdvice 20 young man
would be 10 put his money into real estate.
sIt might 20 down." suggested a young
man In . brown straw bat.
pvs allus did tolerbly well,
What have you inveEtei in1 .,
"Graveyards, young man-grAFeyhros-l ii
Won kin gIt into q new town and buy tne
only piece Of rolling ground IN the neien-
borbood, you're dead SIRE Of selling out fuI
4 graveysrd inside Of q yea. I've lOcsted
and sold out seventeen graveyard sites our
ing nv lifetime. ana have doubled on ehgn
one. Wheat is al night, but pick fur roll
ing ground s1d hold !. fur Ertvsysrof anc
they've got 10 come 20 your terms o. plAni
ffrir csdsvars helter-skeltef. and 90 tnel'
-eepir' curing the drJ season II va
streei News.
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TIFF HERITAGE OF WOE

MISERY, shame and agony, often bequeathed
M as . 50 C LEGACY to children by parents, is
neglected ScroGula. TocleaSe the blood of this
hereditary poison and thus remove the most
nroIitic cause of human suffering, to clear the
Skin of Disfgur'ug Humors; Ltching Ttrtures.
caused by it. TO purify aud beautify the Skin,
and restore the Hair so that no trace of the dis
ease remains, Cuticura Resolvent the new
Blood Purifier, and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap,
the preat Skin Cures and Beauttiers are inf1lli-
able They are the only remedies that succeed
when physicians and all other remedies fail.
Sold by all druggis s. Price: Cuiieura, cents;
Resolven 81: Soap. 25 cents. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
n1y-Send for "HOw to Cure Skin Diseases" &C.
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Bosros, Aug. There were reports. In
Lynn this morning that seversl failures on
account Of suspension Of Charles w.
Elements have occurred among small
manulacturers. most Of shoes made BY
whom were for Clements trade. Samuel
Gale was among those reported as EN- oar-
rassed. None Of the factories affected ~
Clements fsilureenploy over thirty or iorty
hands, and IL is said their suspension VIII
be only temporary. Ine Snss i Az 49, =,
upon some Of Lynn's business men than
fbe nublic have been gwen 10 understand.
r. III. Wards statement is thought 20 be
,,ecniiar and places one Of the city's flDsD-
ei,fs 10 q position which be was not
fboueht 10 occupy. 1t is ssserted several
suspensions viii occur among IMAM Lynn
Int II II thought no large amounts VIII Be
frrwnlrad
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NOW rs THE TIME

ITO cleanse the blood " hen yeu find its impu-
Iiti.s bursting through the skin T. Dls1g-
nring Blot3hes, Torturing Humors, Boils and
Sores; cleanse il when you are FeyeriSh. Bow
els Cons ipated, Uliue Hgh-colored snd Scanty,
because Vt is in an innamed aud fermentive
safe. Cleanse it when Languor, De-
1iity, sleepness, and, Tired, Worn.
Cleanse il when you lack your accus.
toned vlgor. Keep the blood pure, the bowels
open, the Urine flee from sediment and health
will abide with you. To accomplish this great
work none of the ordinary sarsaparilln or other
blood purifiers can pos IDLY equal the CUTICuRA
REsoLvENT, The New Blood Purifier, Diuretic
and Aperient.
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Plead Not Guilty.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. THE trial Of 0'Hoyl,
Hey, Featherstone, Peasy, Flanagan and
Dalton, charged with having in their pos
session explosives for the destruction Of
buildings and lives, began to-day. All
plead not guilty.
The solicitor general in stating the case
to the court, said he was confident the evil
dence which bad been offered against the
prisoners would convince the jury of their
puilt
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II he sTATEOF TEXAS, COUNTY OF Dali
s-Notice IL hereby given that In A.
cordaune with an order Of The ho1nrnble CON
rrirsiouars Court o. Dallas county. Texas. psss-
Cd on the 9th day Of July. lss3. an election VII
BE- held 81 all the regular voting plnces In Dali
les county on TrEsDAH, The ifth DAY q AU-
GUST. 1ss1, To- The uurrose Of el-ctlnE Two
uuhlir we'rhers FOR nallas county. 1erss.
IL q l--Giveu under ny hand and Ofnciai seai
his July 15th, 1ssl
Bv e 2. BoLtsz. DeTury. iulEd a.
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Insurgents Disarmed.

LISBON, Aug. THE authorities at Ele-
vas have disarmed 900 insurgents, and some
civilian fugitives Badajoz. They will all be
held in fortified town on the coast. 1t is
reported the object of the rising was to
cover up the robbery of public money, and
that deficiency of 60. 600 has been discov-
cred in the Badalaz treasury.
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LrvErrOoL, Aug. 7.-Jsnes MeDsrnOit
v.s arrested yesterday on his arrival from
Eme-ire and remanded 20 jail. on the
charge Of being engaged IN conspiracy 70
murder pubic 0fhcias- a.
MeDrrmott vas arrested on board ne
rfesmer Montreal. on which - c.fne h -.
1rneric.. and the warrant for BIS srrest - -
issosd in Cork, where be had ben - ln
company with Ohgyligner. soms -
,----.,,,,5s-cs With O.D0nUvnn Kossa and
T.-rs- gferhpus has been f0und upon me
r,-isonsr. Who said he vns IN Amsrican
rSfirrr- and would cal upon he AmericAn
r---~r~rrnarIf 70 rlrr.f 60 him
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LONDON, Aug. I'm the commons Glad
stone read extracts from private letter from
Egypt stating that the reorganization OF
the Egyptian army, under Lord Dufferin's
plan, was about completed. The or
ganization of the judiciary and
IRRIGATION of the delta of the Nile was ia
vorably regarded. The commander of the
British troops in Egypt telegraphs that the
Improvement in the situation is maintained
and no fresh cases OF cholera are reported.
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u,.,.u,e CO no osnnsur..Ifh.

Iwin begin; tbsn, By defining the terms
offbs proposition. thst without God no
commonvsa.fh Il possible. By cnmmon-
v.ffh nlstns condition in which men
g.. h--rld to-sthsr and protected ~ laws
a. ttsir c1rru,n veifsrr. b. civl life .
rlesr ne pubic lie q men, - united m
rffirs. o. corfeieratiUus 81 cities, % N ne-
tfrI-Ia ~ srcis life ] mean The prlTafe ne
81 rrlrt cties o. nstiurs. In I'll tner Folun-
- crrue-cs a1c il teruu1rse e1te-ral y
So cyl lnr. e. between families
sn1 fnuliss o. bstEesn tns
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Grltfcura.
SOAP.

ITO keep the pores open, the cil glands, and
L tubes I'VE, and thus iuroish Nm outlet for
impuTltieJ IN thepc piratlon aud blood which
eau Q humiliatng Dlotches blackhe 4ds and
mino SKI bleT shes. especially OF iufanis; to
oieans whiten and beauliiy the ski remove
the hands loft, white aud fr J, Im .lhaus and
roughn' $, prevent contagious 81 n and scalp
disease and - provide an exquisite skin beau
llier and toilei bath and nursery sanative re-
dolent with de cious flower odors and CuTIcU-
RA hea'iag balsams, use the CUTlCURA SOAP.
Ind lrsed by physicians and chemists as abso-
lutely pure and highly medicinal. Sales 1881
and lHSn l0C cakes.
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WESLEYAN F6MALE IRs fITUTE

ETAUNION. NIhbINIA.
o,s,s een,ernber Doth. 1883 One Of the First
acho9i, for Young Ladies n the United states.
Surrounding reautful. Climate unsurpsssedl
Punils from sighteen ststes. IEhMs AMONS
TpF PFsT IN THE UNION. board,
Wasbinr English Course. Latin. French Ger
msn Instrumental Music etc. for Scholastic
80, from sent 10 June. SIS For Catalogue
write 70 Rev. WM. A. HARRIS, ID. ID, fresi-
dent gfsuuf1n. Virginia
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Condition of Trust Company.

ST. ALBANs, Aug. 7.-President Brain
ard, of the Trust company, says the de-
positors will not lose much. The. last
statement showed 2,100 depositors with
deposits of $4,000 Several railroad men,
including George Fair banks, held a confer
ence. to day at Barlow's residence.
The statement that the comptroller ap-
proved the bank loan to the Southwestern
road was incorrect. The comptroller said
it was too large and suggested its reduction
The First National bank prepared for the
expected run which did not take place.
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MADRID, Aug. 1T is stated in some
quarters that the outbreak is only part OF
the programme of gigantic stock-jobbing
operation, induced by certain clique,
which, for long time, has been making
extraordinary efforts to destroy the inn
proving credit OF Spain.
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Abandonment BIIIs.

HARnsnuno, Aug THE house to-day
adopted the zimmerman resolution au'
thorlzlng the appointment to hill ihe. con-
ference committee, Of five from each house,
TO consider the subject OF the con-
gressional aud legislative appor-
tionment bill, giving the, republicans
seventeen and democrats eleven. Passed
finally.
bill passed its second reading. IL gives tne
republicans thirty and democrats twenty
senators, and the republicans one hundred
and fourteen, and the democrats ninety
members in the house.
In the senate resolution was introduced
declaring all efforts to reconcile the
differ aces between the two house
on the appointment bill must be fruitless,
and that further prolongation of the session
would lead to a suspicion that the ieglsla'
tors desired to obtain the per diem salary,
and providing for adjournment on the 10Th
instant.
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st- Frarcrco. Are- LIS ItrrscrT
70 cssss Of anuurifion sn1 ans Ts's
srut % he Pnrifc nnl steamship Corn-
stock. he suI1nunition cHses hs1 ne
f,-rud Of he United sintes ECTsrrr1ert. =.
rrIIf.-p ~ 81 rrs caseE weTe frrm -frlnf.
fsIf. Hassarfusetts- II A. - $3.50
ftsf during ths pnsi sish,esn no1ihs rsg1-
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The estimated population OF ireland at
the middle OF the year 1882 was 0.OOI, 100.
During that year 50, 1870 persons emigrated
from Ireland
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. THE Times prints
an elaborate answer from Jefferson Davis to
Judge Blacks reputed exposure OF sec se-
sion, which the ex-Confederate president re-
yiews IN rather pungent sentences.
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BosToN, Aug. 7.-Hinckley's bowling
alley, tenement house and number of
business firms burned last night. Loss,
$4,000.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. IA fire this morn
ing destroyed the laboratory of Hence Bros.
& White, manufacturing chemists. Loss,
5000.
DETROIT, Aug. THE Three Rivers
Michigan paper mill, belonging to Brad
ner, Smith & Co., OF Chicago, burned early
this mo ming. Loss, $4,000; Insurance.
$4,000.
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THE University lE IHE SOUTH

IL located nj sewanee Tenn. upon the Cu--
,erlapd Plateau, 900 feet above the sea Level
This School. under the spe oil pairOrage o. the
Bishops of the Protestant Ephcopsl IN rch ln
the south ard Drth csi, Offers the healihiesi
residence ana he best afi antages. ootn mora
and educational. In is Grammar rchoo andIt
Collegiate and Theul0sicAl Department.. rot
tSe spgo;al Claims Of this Universit. for natron
ace spplv fot dOcnfn' MIS- 10 he Rev. ] ELF Alh
HObGsON, d. D., ce-Chanosnor, sewsnee'
TcuupeseQ
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NEW YORK, Aug. THE Commercial
Advertiser says there is big run on the
Second National bank of Elmira, in conse-
auence of its president. D. r. Pratt, having
Lost $4,000 in pork speculation. The
bank is believed to be solvent and has a
president able to stand the loss of $1t 1000
or 100000.
ELMIRA, N. Y, Aug. There was some
anxiety in business circles yesterday
m orning ON account of rumors as 10 the
lndness of the Second National bank
caused by the rumorcd speculation eff
president. When it was ascertained thai
the president had settled all demands against
himself from his private fortune, leaving
him still worth several hundred thousand,
and that the bank had money ready to pay
every depositor, reaction took place and
there is now no excitement. Other banks
assert there was no cause for alarm.
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COMMERCIAL.


NEW YORK, Aug. Spot, weak and I'M
changed. Futures easy; August, TO- IA to
1918: September, 1914 to 1915; October,
1901 to 1902 November, SO to 9.97; De-
cember, 9.97 to 9.9S; January, 10 "a to 1905;
February, 10.15 to 1915; March, 1926 to
10 %; sales, Ill 900; delivered on contract,
1900; beeves receipts. 1,4co; all consigned;
tive sided So to S. so to $3.50; Texas So to
S.. so; Chicago dressed, So to SO so. Sheep
Sc; lambs, $3.50 TO $775; general sales,
sheep, So so to IS So; lambs, 1913 10 S6.75.
Flour steady. Wheat. cash lots, IL TO "a
higher; options to l higher and strong;
No. red, 81 IL steamer No. red, 81 0l3;
steamer No. $1.13 to 81 IL IL; No. 2 red,
81 Is "a fob; 81 IL to SLID, elevator.
cents, fully IL cents better, others to II
higher; No. 3, So; No. 2, 81 to So l !; in
store, 81 IA to 90 IL. Coffee, quiet Rio,
81 to 81. As. Sugar quiet; clarified, to 1-S;
extra clarified, IA to IL; white extra,
7 So; yellow clarified, 6 8 4 to 67-8; off A,
"a to 8; standard A. 8 IA to 3.S; granu-
lated, s l1-16. Rice, steady ard in fair de-
mand. Pork, quiet and firm; long clear,
s 1-S. Lard, firm; $50 to $8.15.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, Aug. 7.-Cattle receipts. 6.OCJ;
fairly active aud steady; exporters, SO. % to
50. %; good to choice shipping steers, $5.15
to $3.50; common to meuium, $4.75 to 1910.
Sheep receipts, 1,600; steady and fairly &C.
tive; inferior to fair, So to 1925; good, 1878;
choice, 81.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Pork lower;
S14 so. Bacon quiet; shoulders lower; 5-S.
Hams, sugar.cured in good demand and
higher choice canyassed, IA IL to 10. Sugar
higher; fully fair and prime, 1-S; yellow
clarified, Is to Ia; brown, demand fair;
prices higher.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. S.-Spots opened
hardening at Fridays figures, closed l-l6
higher; middling upland, 8 11-16; Orleans.
1916; sales. 1000; American, 1850; export
and special, 600; imports, IA 700; Ameri.
can, ~ ZOO; futures opened strong;--1 to 4
higher, closed easy, but to higher than
Friday.
TT. LOUIS MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. Flour about 5 cents
lower. Wheat higher, but slow; No. 2 red,
81. 05 1-S to $1.05 3-S, cash; 81 ,05 3-S to
$l.05 3D. September. Corn higher and
firm; AZ to AZ l-s, cash and August; AZ l-2,
September; AZ d Is to a. g. 9cto oSs5.
Is is August; 25 3-8 and % IL September
Whisky steady, SID. Cornmeal easier;
S2.45. Pork dull, jobbing $l3 So to $l3 SO.
Bulk meat dull; short ribs 81 40;
short clear $765. Bacon slow; short
clear, So; short rib 3-4; short
clear, 5 Is. Lard nominal. Cattle receipts
1.7t1; quality generally poor; prices weak
J and lower; exports $3.50 to $6i good to
fchoice. $3.50 to $5.75; common 70 fair, 81 GO
to 1913; Texans, $4,65. Sheep receipts,
$500; steady; medium TO good, $3 % to
81; prime to choice sI.15 TO $780, Texans,
| 50. IS TO "a.
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wALLA wALLA. W. T., Aug. 7.-McPher-
son, the murderer OF Clemmis at New YORK,
was hung by vigilantes in the Jail yard at
Dayton Saturday night. He protested his
Innocence.
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Burnett's Cocoaine
will save the hair and keep in strong and
healthy condition, because it will stimulate
the roots of the hair, and restore the natural
action upon which its growth depends.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are absolu-
tely pure,
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PARIS, Aug. News is received from
Namdiah Toquin that the French have
destroyed the dams across the canal.
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NEW YoRK, Aug. 7.-Wallack, who ar
rived here in the bark Gn6iths, stricken
with yellow lever, has been sent 10 quar-
sutine.
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lar sblpmsnls on an extensive scale have
been made 10 d. Schmidt, d ghangbel,
During iIiat period 700 } Springfield tlrss
and 10 900 cartridges, In all, havs been
forwarded, besides from n u 70 go bales ol
cotton duck, suitable Tor tents, BY express
on each steamer for China, The total
value oil the material approGlmates s0,t w.
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Washington & Lee University,

LEXINGTON. VA
Trstruc fun IN he usual Acsdrrric siuiiee
and In me professional schools 81 LsH ard IN
rlnserlrE. Luc1fio1 hf1lttfuE erreraes NO
ernfe. Eerf session urers sgt ~ Fr cata-
lnrn1 adireEs Cefk - ne Faculty'
eW d. LIZ. Fre-fferf.
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Very truly yours,


There are two sides. even 10 Tabor. The
Grand Army Of the Republic IL In session
At Denver, and the ex-governor and sen
stor presented q magnificent standard Of
colors 70 the local post, the presentation
address being made ~ Congressman Bel
ford. who concluded his speech with these
words Of eulogy for Governor Tabor;
Il desire again 10 renew my reference 70
the elegant colors furnished By Governor
Tabor. The governor has been great
~ eenerouslv magnificent be1eiect0r q
this city ana the state Of O0l0rsoo. book
for the moment 1t mis- generosity. LOOK ~
the untold wealth thai be has laFisneo gitn
q prodignl hand, pouring y mo ne ooleIs
Of labor. Who has ever appeared 70 lih
in vnin 20 promote honest Industry When
the mantle of desth sh-Uu1s bin IN ~
foIds and God asks 81 his dissm bodied
spirit Have yCu helped me poo1 -
r.edyT be ear say. Yea While he hypo-
~--ifes erd cousrns vii Try 20 frade tnese
onesfions With far different replies"
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SMITHS
EXT RACT
OF
FLOWER,
The CAP ShGaf Of the Chemists Skill.
YlG zap SlGdl OF llG ClGllISlS Sklll.
THE GREAT REMEDY
FOR ALL
DISEASES or The BLADDER
and KIDNEYS.

This Remedy has stood the test OF time, has
been weighed in the scales OF public opinion,
and to-day has an army of man, women and
children, who over their own signatures bear
testimony to its curative properties. Some
have been cured of Diabetes, some OF Brights
Disease, some of Inflammation of the Bladder,
some of Catarrh of the Bladder, some of Incon-
Thence of the Urine, some of LeucorrhGa, or
Whites, some of pains in the Back and Loins,
some of diseases of the Prostate Gland.
For all Diseases arising
from a diseased state of the
Bladder and Kidneys, this
Remedy stands without a
Rival.
Without rival in the number OF cures
effected without rival in the purity OF its
composition; without rival in number oil
bottles sold. The annual sale of Smiths Ez-
tract of May Flower exceeds the sales OF al
other Kidney Remedies combined.
DIR. ELI IVES, says: THAT in many aggra'
waited cases, when Buchu had failed to produce
any benefit, May Flower has effected speedy
cure
DIR. J. II. BIRD, says: az have found May
Flower to be a remedy for all Kidney COM
plants, far. superior to Buchu or Juniper
DIR. II. F. MARTIN, says: May Flower acts
more promptly in all diseases of the Bladder
and Kidneys than any remedy which has come
under my notice."
DIR. BENZ II. LONG, says; 81 have found
May Flower exceedingly beneficial in my treat
ment of females"
DIR, VINO. d. HUYvETTER, says: without
doubt May Flower is destined to work revo-
luton in the treatment of diseases peculiar to
the urinary organs"
DIR. KING in compiling his dispensatory,
has paid merited tribute to this remedy see
page 800 Kings Dispensatory.
Anumber of authorities might be quoted, but
there are none more eminent than the names
above. In addition to these authorities, Nv
ing host Of 6O,OOO whose certificates are on file
in the Office of the proprietors of this remedy
bear testimony to It's virtues.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Manufactured only 6v S. ID. SMITH &
Bro, CoringtOn, KY,
i.a
- 49, - -y~~.
II YOU are afflicted, send your address TO
s. B. Smith Bro, Covington, KY Tor a treat
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DR.. Wards Seminary
NASHVILLE TENN.

NASHVILLE. TENN.
The largest school ior Gifis IN a., SOUTH. and
most complete I'm fts Scholastic Musical. Al
ana Frenrh afvautares. IN ita MsfrOraFe and
esuitrfIurs most adrirntls IN r. buildings and
locauou. IN 10 actire pfufresslTe - q non SCI
faflsu ifaas. most able snd frTerierce1 IN 10
tearhfnF FORE - pupils MS year. u wcre
tfeu Vgrurr ffd Nfrt vFar. SEPT L Fg nsu
Cafslorue sffr=rs uR. p WARD.
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Offhs many remedies before ne pubic
f,- nervous debility aud veskDess q Nerve
G-nernrivs System. tbsre e none e4ual -
A1isn-s Brain Food, vhich promptly Hn1
termanenfly restores al losi viEDr- = neFef
halls. q Pkg, 8 f01 s.. Al druEgists.
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The UnIHsIiy Of Mississippi


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