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Col Enech EasIsy's views Of this NJ after

An APPEAL representative met Col. EDoch
Ensley yesterday, snd calling his attention
TO the above publication, learned that the
case is not as serious as one would infer from
the statements made.
Col Enslsy, ii is well known, is preside mt
of the Pratt Mining Company, whose posses
sions sesm TO be involved in the suit.
Col. E1sley rem arked hat there is nothing
in the suit in which the Pratt Company is at
all interested; that the charges referred to
we're against The original pre-emptors of the
lasds, oil which only about four or FIVE "for-
ties" (remsining sections of forty acres each J
were involved in the case, and they were
miles away from the sits OF the mines of the
company The lsnds embraced in the Pratt
Mining Compsny's possessions were all RAIL
way entries, for which the company holds
patents. "Furthermore," sand Col. Ensley,
"the charges against the gentlemen, whose
names appear as defendants in the suit, can
not Possibly be su.tained under The prov-
sions OF the Morgan bill, which wks passed
during the latter part oil the last session of
Congress. This bill will DO away with all
the trouble aboat these lands" Col. Ensley
concluded by stating that, even If the allega-
tions in the suit were sustained, neither the
present status OF the mines nor Of the par
ties composing the company would be in any
way affected, ss the csee is criminal prose-
cution against the original pre-emptors of
the land. The eut has been pending in
the United States courts at Huntsville, but l
have paid no attention whatever to 1t, as
l feel no concern in any way as 10 the
result"
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The Floods In Canada.

BRANTFoRD, ONT, April 11-Grand river
has risen eight feet the past forty-eight
hours. The fair grounds and the north and
south sides of the city are flooded, and the
residents are moving out in boals or occu-
pying the second story.
GoDERIcH, ONT, April 1.-THE floods
and ice im in Maitland river carried away
Hsrts mill and dam. The hands saved
themselves by jumping from the windows
The banks OF the stream were undermined,
and several lssd-slides occurred. Harris
house, fifty feet from the stream, was thus
endangered. The mill was valued at $40 900.
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New ORLEANS, April 1l.-Si1th day of
the RACES. Track heavy.
Hurdle race, one mile and enc quarter.
Moscow won; Charley Bush second, Won
Moitke third Tims-2:271.
Produce EEchsnge hsudicap. one mile and
Que quarter. Bilisst easily defeated Ssun'
terer. Time-2:224.
Coltrell stakes for lhree-year-olds, one mile
and one-hslf. Drake Carter won; Campa-
mini second, Beechen Brook third. Time
2:52
Consolation Purse, one mile. Hickory Jim
wor; Calico sscoDd, Atohafslsya third.
Tine-1 :50i.
Handicap, aii ages. four miles. Won by
Joe Cooper, Annie G. ten lengths behind.
Bush quit after the third mile. The rider OF
EulAlie fell. Time-S:lS
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Great Offerings this Week!
Greatest of All!

44Inch all-wool Camel's Hair veilings, worth rs,
we sell at 45c
eros de Zurich, in all new shadings, at Csc
worth 81
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Ex-CHIEF JUSTICE c. B LAWRENCE, OF
Illinois, died suddenly at Decatur, Ala, on
Monday night last. BE had just arrived
from Chicago and was en- route for Florids,
intending to stop for several days in Mont
somery and visit the locality few miles
from the city where he taught school nearly
fitty years ago. He was accom- panied by
Mrs. Lawrence and four other friends who
left Tuesday evening with the remsins for
Cbicaco
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Western Maj, Association.

PITTsBURG, Aprii l1-The Wss'ern Nal
Association held its annual NEE ing to-day
aud 10 elected the old cficsrs. Reports from
all sections Of the West indicate very little
improve ment in trade. Siocks are still
lign', ami not well assorted. Ia view oi
this 1t waa decided to postpone the contem-
plated shutdown Of two weeks until MAY
on or INo weeks laier than had been agreed
upon The present card rate of IS 40 va.
rssfirmed.
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ONs of the most barefseed pieces of impu.
dence that has recently come under cur
notice is the attempt Of The Republican news.
papers Of Massachusetts to defend the fsnda
OF the Tewksbury Ain. bouee because it is
Gov. Butler that bas Uucogered the sore.
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The Atlsnta Constitution, in reply TO some
absurd CONCLUSIONS reached By New York
Herald says very pointedly that "Southern
cotton manufacturing, IL, as the boys cay,
wedding its owa row. It is steadily over
coming all obstscles, paying snug dividends
and finding new markets. This is all that
can bs asked.n
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1HE speech OF Prosecutor Porter in the
Plosai1 Park murder case, on trial in Dub
lin, Is very severe on the assassins who have
ned iron Irelaad and tho.e especially who
became iniormers. He suggsa;s a lesson
ldst ought not to be lost on Irishmen.
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Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, April 1.-THE Grand Lodge
Of Knights of Honor met here 10 day, Grand
Vice. Dictate C. F. Bates Dresidipo
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here in respon-e TO of RS published b7 the
BUilders Association tI4t strangers will be
given worE. The meubers OF The Brick.
layers Association, il ntcesssry, are giving
strangers their situslioni. 1t lie claimed that
some iweoty men have sen provided for in
this way II The incomeTs desire TO return hom.,
transportation will be provided them. The
general situation ia the city is unchanged.
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We are glad TO chronicle the fact that
smsllpox has been stamped ou. in Psducab.
IL still, however, RACES in New Orleans and
Nashville. IL is also very bad in Evans
vile. It is epidemic at Topeka, Ks, and
business is entirely suspended. At Newport,
KY, there have been 1880 cases since last
summer, Of which 5O6 resulted IN death.
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PUBLIC PRINTING.
THE LARGEST ORDER EVER GIVEN To THE
coYEnNMuN PRINTER


WAsHINGToE, April 1.-The largest Or
der for printing biauk forms ever
given the public printer, is that #
the Commissioner of Internal Rev.
enue.. for blanks aud labels required to
carry into effect the provisions of the law
relative to the rebate on tobacco and cigars.
This order was for 5O,O0O,000 labels, aud
100000 blanks for the use of manufacturers
and dealers. There is = great demard for
these blanks, one s.. L iuis Manufacturer
alone having ssnt for 10000 labsls. The
demand is being met as rapidly az circum
stances will permit.
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The New Orleans Pczyuns figures out
that the American syndicstea engaged in
building railroads in Mexico will m axe out
oil the 1850 miles of track which they will
control SS9S, 100000 Aud the United States
will very likely make a war.
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Rights OF ChINIsE.

TWO MoNGoLIANs PETITIoNING FOR EE.
DRESS OF THEIR GRIEVANCES.
WASHINGTON, April 11.-L'o Chang &
Co, Chinese merchants at Wayneshoro, Ga,
have pstitioned the Chinese minister, tbrougG
their attorney, for redress from the United
States government. for wrongs done them aud
grievances committed b. a mob at that
place. They cIaim lhat a clause OF the
tweniy-fourth article of the treaty between
the United States and China Of 1914 is ap-
picable TO their case, aud they sre entitled
10 damages. La addition to being treated
with violence and driven out OF town, all
their property was DESTROYED.
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LOUISVILLE April 1.-THE proprietor ol
the Fifth Ward Touring Mills, amoug the
largest establishments OF the kind in the ci V,
made an assignment of all his property not
exempt, for the bsne6t OF his creditors TO.
day. The amount OF liabilities his not de-
veloped, but it is though that the heavy
ssseis Will cover them. A. I. Smith is as
aIgnee
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The TREASURY.
NO DISCREPANCY THUS FAR DISCOVERED IN
THE CASH or ACCoJrSTs

NO DISCREPANCY THUS FAR DISCOVERED IN
THE CASH OR ACCOUNTS.
WAsHIEGTcN, April 1.-THE committee
appointed TO examine the condition of the
treasury of the United States expect TO
fnish the count OF all the cash on hand in
about eight daya. The count Of Subsidiary
silver coin closed to-day. There remains 10
be couuied 81 100000 standard silver dollars
snd IS, 100000 legsl-lender notes. The COM
mit!ee is also engaged in verifying the ac-
counts of the Office, Including the accounts
of all disbursing oficsrs No discre psnei,s
have thus far been discovered in either the
money or accounts
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KNOXVILLE AND LOUISVILLE,
The Last spike Driven In the Direct
Ltse Connecting the Two Cities.

KNOXVILLE, April 1.-THE LAST spike
was driven at The Tennessee and Kentucky
State line connecting the Knoxville branch
OF the Louisville ard Nashville railroad with
The East Tennessee road. This makes a
line from Knoxville TO Louisville, 260 miles.
On the Tennessee side, near the State line,
sre five tunnels in one mile. The Knoxville
branch cuts through large coal fields, and
rev nines will be developed. Within six
weeks Knoxville will have direct connection
with Cincinnati over the Kentucky Central
raIlroad
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BosToS, April 11.-In the suit of Lizzie
Gannon rs. Father Fleming, which was
brought 10 recover $4,000 damages, because
the latter, Catholic priest, had taken away
some paper images TO which tbs child had
become attached, causing alleged serious in.
jury TO her health and me u al condition, the
jary brought IL verdict OF one cent dam.
ages.
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STREAToR, ILL, April 11.-After a week
OF idleuess and agitation the miners of this
coal field resumed work yesterday at five
cents a ton reduction ordered by the mine
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FROM in'erviws from all psrts OF the
country, published in the Boston Herald, it
appears that Ben Batter is not acceptable to
The Democratic party, sni has not the ghost
OF chance fer The presidsniiaI romi nation.
We never thought he hsd.
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The building OF the fret FIRE in the Mary
Pratt furnace, near Birmiughsm, Ala, wac
the great event OF SslufdI Iy last 10 that part
of The country. Il i. another proof Of the
progress the s1u.h ia making in material
things
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The Charleston Neas and Courier is very
positive hat Sam J. Randall will never
again be made Speaker by Democratic votes.
'The majority in the next House." 1t says,
''dare not stuliify heir party by a buuder
which would be crime against the country.n
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TIC Piil,hnrr COAL ntnsr.

PITTsBURG, April 1.-THE coal OPERATOR
and miaers' Arbitration Board met again
this morning, and after discussing The scales
presented by both sides yesterday, commit
tee OF four, consisting of two operators and
two miners, were appointed to arrange a
scale. The committee retired and an ad-
journment was taken for dinner
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A BIG SUIT
Soon TO be Tried ia the United States
District Court at Huntsville,
Alabama.
Col. Enoch Ensiey, President Of the Pratt
Mining Company, Says 1t VIII Net be
Affected by The Suit.

HUNTSVILLE, ALA, April 1I.-A case is
on for trial in the United States District
Court here that creates a. great sensation.
Henry f. DeBardelebsn. Thomas Prter1,
Freeman II. Atricb, Arthur w. Smith. W.
B. Fulton, AnlhoDy Beers and Henry l.
Wheeler, most Of whom are residents of
Birmingham, are charged with conspiracy to
defraud the United States government of
mineral, or more properly speaking, coal
lands, by procuring the fraudulent pre-
emption, or homestead entry OF coal lands ss
agricultural lands, and their subsequent
transfer for q nominal or small consideration
10 the defendants. Four indictments have
been found, although all of the above nsmed
defendants are not parties to al four indict-
ments. The lands referred TO, embracing
shout 1000 acres, were included in probably
fifty entries, and as we are informed,
are the lands lying in Jefferson county,
upon which are being conducted the mining,
operations of the Pratt Coal and Coke Com
pany. In explanation it may be said: The
government provides for the pre-emption or
homestead entry of agricultural lands-snd
the settler must make oath TO the fact that
they are not of a mineral chsracter-by six
months residence upon the tract, or by i'm
provemsut or cultivation, and the payment
OF 81 25 per acre. Coal lands lying within
fifteen miles OF any railroad must be paid for
at the rate of $40 per acre, and $40 per acre
If more than fifteen miles distant. 1t is un-
derstood that the government will undertake
to show that two of the defendants, Wheeler
and Peters, procured the entry OF large guam.
,ities OF mineral lands as agricultural, and
the subsequent transfer of the same TO them
selves ana tbe remaining defendants named
in the conspiracy. The maximum penalty
provided for this offeuse is two years impris-
onment and a heavy five.
An able and distinguished array of legal
tslent will appear-ex Cows. Cobb, of Helena,
and Plrsons, of Talladesa; Lane and Terry,
OF Birmingham; the Hon. Sam Rice, of Mont
somery, and Mr.. Daniel Coleman, for the
defense; while ex, Gov. Smith, United States
attorney; Mr.. L. w. Day, assistant attor-
ney, and Mr.. George Turner, of Montgom-
cry, will prosecute. The defense will doubt
lees claim coma fde purchase from actual set
tlers upon what they regarded as sgricul-
tursl lands. All the defendants, their attor-
neys aud a swarm of witnesses arrived
yesterday. There is slso an indictment
sgainst John T. Miller for procuring the
entry Of tract of land with intent to defraud
the government. He will be represented by
ex-Gov. Davis P. Lssir, of this city.
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BALTIMORE, April Phil
adelpniaA, 8.
NEW YORK, April 11.-Boatons, 8; Metro
politans, 8.
WAsHINGroE, April 11.-New York
League, s; Nationals, /.
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DIED.

CHAMBERS-At Little Bock, Ark, Monday,
April 9. 1883 in the eighty first year OF his age,
Major W. c. CHAMBERS.
Funeral services at Elmwood this (THURSDAY)
morning at IL O'Clock by the Rev Nicholas Long.
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A New Project.

A certain NJ Al-zandroff has i1st ven'ii-
q ed fresh project in the st. Petersburg NoUoe
VreWyd for constructing new railway IN Cen
trsl Asia through tract OF country hitherto con
sidered impossible. This new line is to be great
success. After referring 10 the difficulties and e-
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NEW YORK, April IL AT Prof. McClel-
lan's benefit TO- mig ht, Joe PrendergAst, Brook
lyn's "knocker out" and Fiorrey Bennett
had a savage set-to. In the last round they
clinched and both fell, Bennett having bis
kuee.pan broken
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s.errta D.noera.sc Copve.,iop

ATLANTA, April 11.-The convention met
at noon. The ninth ballot was taken, result
ing: BoyDton, 147; Bacon, l4l.
In the afternoon session i've ballots were
taken, with DO niztelisl charge. The isst
ballot resulted: Coge. l55; Boynton, 14S;
McDaniei, 81; Cook, l5.
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A SEVEN-INCH RISE
Reported at Helena for the Past Twen.
ty-FOur HOurx-sf. Francis Bnsfn
Rapidly FiiIing Up.
The Ice Breaking Dp In the Missouri
and Disastrous Floods Locked For
The Situation at Btsmarck.


Special to the Appeal
HELENA, April 1.-THE river has risen
seven inches in the last twenty -four hours
The decline in the rise is accounted for by
the reception of water by 81. Francis basin,
which is now filling. The gauge tonight
shows less than seven teet telow the maxi
mum of 1882, and over bottom country the
water is rapidly spreading. The fact is The
oveiflow of LAST March ia now repeated, save
in extent Of devastation aud loss of stock,
which will be fully met, however, by the
present losss of crops already planted.
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For Tennessee and The OHIO VALLEY, light rains,
partly cloudy Weather, uiads generally f,On. north
east and southeast, stationary slight rise in
temperature in east portions, falling barometer.
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FROM the Eufaula (Ala) Bulletin ne learn
that bsgging factory has iast beeu put in
operation in that town, and is turning out
b'ging for baling cotton Of very good quality.
The enterPrise promises TO be gratifying
success.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-The Green.
wood Rolling-Mill Company, Charles F.
Schone,, president, has suspended. The works
are at Tsmsqus. The company refuses to
state the cause of the shut.down.
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IHE farmers 10 the vicinity of Charles
ton, , T., have been picking ra~berries for
two weeks past. The crop promises a good
result. Some sales cave been made Of choice
kinds IS high as g 50 n-rn-1art
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PosTNAsTER-GEsERAL GRESHAM is be.
ginning 10 loom prospective Republican
candidate Tor the PRESIDENCY.

The great bulk oE the Southern leaders
and Southern people are in favor Of The tax
on whisky and tobacco ard opposed to that
on shoes, trace chains and scooter plows.
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Floods Feared in the Upper Missouri.

BIsMARcK, OAK, April 11.-It was thought
yesterday that The ice would pass out with
out high water or damage, but tonight re-
ports from above indicate worse to come TO-
morrow. Disastrous floods are feared, and
property is being removed from the low
lands.
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struck for a. Equailzntion of wages.


0'E lux TUT HH I4HHI'N"tIOH VI WNkts'
READING, Pa, April 1l,-The employees Of
the Mellert Foundry AID Machine Shop
struck for an sausiiz alien of wages.
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CoDoRUs, PA.-The Rev. J. D. Zehriug
says: Il was paraiyzed IN my right side.
The use OF Browns Iron Biiters enabled me
n uYfE
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BELLOWS FALLS, VT, "A pril lily the sud-
cen breaking up of ice the Connecticut river
and tributaries are rising rapidly. The pa.
per mills are shut down, owing to the food
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'As tpo beres Of Or. Bsas5n's Celery and
CAamOnsiis FiAs cured friend Of neuralgia,
wion the Drs couldn't help, IR ssRd for soHrs
for myself" Clifford Shand, Windsor, Nova
Scotia
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BUSINESS EMBARRASSMENTS
Mnae An As,iznmert.

OSHKOSH, April 1.-The firm of S B. &
A Paige made an assignment for the
ben 1T of their creditors yesterday, 10 Libby,
of this city
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Mrs. Fitts's Conservatory Of Music

This CONSERVATORY will close for the season
Il on June 20. 1888, but will he re-opened No
vember ], 1883. The Principal viii sail for Ger
many Jolly lst, and viii visit the leading schools
of music IN that country. Ube-e she viii engage
tee services of lessor ski led in vocal train
Ing In her COnservstOry viii he taught the real
German system and Vocal Music, as well as the
y eRtic -tage thereby avoiding the necessityoI
seesing such adyan ages in The East Class tesch
ing VII De made a sp cislty. the charges Ion
waich viii be = the rate 81 s2J per l&5 Lessons
Harmony and Theory, free advantages. full
corps Of tea hers in every department.. Pupils
from di tsuce can board with The Principal.
Reference: Prof. Geo. HancWeIker, Leader Of
Orcbestra; E Witznenn q Co.. nsic Dealen; Miss
e ara Conway, Principal Of School for Young
Ladies. Address al Memphis, Tenn.
u e q IL EITIs- PrIncipAl
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PHIL. READ,

ATIURhE1 AND LUUNoELUh-A h-AI'LAW
And General CoIlreftBK Ageni.
BFLL's DEPOT.....CKoCKETT COUNTY, TESS.
OFFICE At ALAMO TEES viii pr1c'ice IN
~ The al iairg eoont!es, AID any Claims real
or uersoaaI. cJD6ded 10 nIs erre. any part Of
Wet en- e-sce, viii receive PROMPT Il euton
Eefers 10 Brownsville 6Avlngs Bank, BROWNSVILLE
Tenn: Fla-h. Preston L Co. Rev Orleans. Ds.i
Z he Merchants Of Belft Depot. Tenn Cnion and
Planters Bank, hesr Dhis. Ienn. Carter Bros. d
Co.. Louisville, KY; BohLa B.os Co, Cincinnati.
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CRICAGo, April H. The Bricklay
Union Is sending cut committees 20 u nd
xpllin the situation to Ell lsborers - ng
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LABOR TROUBLES.
rhe IyuchbnrE srrIks settled.


LYNcHBURG, VA, April l1.-Arhiuation
mas settled The strike. The factories will re-
sums to- morrow.
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TExAs will net s13, 100000 from the in
crease to her sheep farms this spring.

JOIN SHERMAN Gays he will not be The
candidate Of the Republicans for governor
oF nhio
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CONFIDENCE
Absolutely Indispensable in the
Relations Between Buyer and
Seller is Confidence.
But Confidence in What? Every
Child in this Intelligent Age
Understands Quality.
1t is Confidence in Style and
Value that is Required
Nowadays.

And in whom, Of all the Memphis Dry
Goods and Millinery Merchants is placed
the confidence of the Memphis public
as regards Style and Value? For these
qualities KREMEES aro prO-ominont.
Outside of New York and Paris, there
exists no such establishment.
To be undoubtedly First in Style aud
Taste even our bitterest opponents con.
cede this.
To be ahead in enterprise, and now to
come to the front and sell goods cheaper
than the cheapest, We preserve all of
good we have inherited and add thereto
the beneficial features which have made
the distinguished success of the greatest
Northern and Eastern Merchants.
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WHEN Howard wrote: Il iud pity hangs
upon his breast" the fellow had evidently a
cold and had not yet been iuformed that DR..
Bnl'e Cough Syrup was the only ssfe remedy.
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SPORTING NEWS.
1he Carver.Bogaraus shooting.


The NarVer'bOshfuus bH0OtIh8.
PHILADELPHIA, April 11-In the clay
pigeon shooting Carver broke SO out of 100;
Bcgsrdus Sc.
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Try Deans best Rio and ava mixed coffee
II you want the best
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MANHOOD

Speedily restored Jthe use OF vIfaifne treat.
sseat, which efee;EsIly cures NervOus Oebf1-
ity. Lost viriIity, Premature Decay, ant
all troubles aTisiag from over--ork aat eIeesses-
Sample OryIt.lIne mailed free. sealed by az
sres.ine Dr. Whittier. ia Race ST., Cincinnati O