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ALL BOUND THE OU jl,l L.

smallpox still fingers in Nashville; not
vaccination enough, d.ale, eenpd s,6 To- 500
Although, Cleveland. Tenn, iii a. some
smallpox, there are more applicants for
houses than houses TO put ahem into.
Chattanooga. Times: ''fbe woods al the
foot OF Walden's ridge, north Of the city,
have been on FIRE for several days, aud last
night sent up q tremendous glare" go's
I. Chattanooga is hard place, and il get,
ting worse. The Times there says: aSeYea.
teen Mormon elders reached the cts last
night. They will spend several days here
and then depart FOR their various Missions
: The Cbailanopga TINES says that in couse-
.aueree ofwarniugs from The Weather Bureau,
large. fires were built, To- the windasrd of
some OF the orchards to defend them from
fros,s. The Times adds: They are idelighted
over the system of timely warnings and hope
they viii be continued, H., 40 ,,.f.a s.. III,
+ Complaints about the English sparrow be-
gin 10 appear in the country papers about
this time. Some OF the things said about them,
Eagish people, who have been used to the
sparrow from childhood, declare to be utterly
untrue. For instance, sparr6ws do not
drive of other birds, and the amount Of in.
sect life they destroy 10 Immense. .,sifss ~
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In Florida the strong fiber of the leaves Of
species Of cactus is turned into rope, its
juice into pleasant beverage, and lis trunk,
after the removal of the pitb, into pals.
Mr.. HAKT1e estima tes the specific volume
of green wood constituents as follows: Hard
green wood, fiber stuff, AL; water. 247; air,
3l2. Soft green wood, fiber stuff 30; " alter,
355, and air, 1896. - -,
THE latest on dit is that the Georgia Pa
ci6c railroad is to be diverted from the
original route and viii be built from Colum-
bus to Jackson, making Nstchez the Mi=sis-
sippi river terminus. '~-i's H''e -sa7's-
ia Will the uopders of electricity ever cease7
Here il : new telegraph company which
flashes 5000 words in single minute OF SIXTY
seconds from New York to Cleveland. Will
it, TOO, sell out to the Western Unionf szf-
81 TIE fact that no bank. cashier or other
kind of defaulter has been sentenced to the
New Jersey penileutisry for week past in
duces The Philadelphia Times TO think that
the eogs on the wheel Of justice are becoming
little rusty.
!, THE governor OF Mississippi has approved
the charter of incorporation for the produc-
ton Of jute. The company is composed OF
the Hon. WV Store, w. A. Pollock, pres
ident Of the Greenville Bank;s0. II. Smith,
Of Washington county, and I. Albse Smith.
As THE WillianantIc Linen Compauy's
profits in 1882 amounted TO only ninetysthree
per cent of iis capital, sadness will brood
over, the country il it should be found that
through iuadvertence this languishing in
dustry has not been additionally protected.
7n A RAIL for COMMON roads has been intro
Hduced into France. Ii is embedded in con-
crete, and ia fush at the edges Of the road
way From the sides it slopes down to the
csnter, 80 as to enable the wheels of vehicles
10 retain their place rPop it.. The estimated
cost is about & q ysrd.,- E, 49, 1r;71',
LAST year the United States treasury lost
$S6 O06, 2Q7 10 its gold reserve, and gained
S145IS, $50 in its silver. This process, by
which the silver is taking the place of gold
in the treasury, will cDntinne as long IS the
coinage, OF silver dohsrs ia continued, and
as long a. the price of mereh aniable silver
il lower than the price Of merchsntabie gold.
REFERRING to-, an adveftisenaeat IN the
Federal Gazeae, OF Pbiisdelphia, Published
August g.. 1870, namely: The steamboat
sets cut from Arch stree; ferry tomorrow
morning a. O'clock for WILMINGTON and
Christian's BRIDGE the Ledger Of that city
says; s'The 6fst Steamboat rae between. Arch
street wharf AID Wilmington, which Bil be
new to many readers, even among those fairly
well acquainted with tie history OF Fitch's
beat. Every such person il, Of course, aware
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
TgE JEWS AkD THE PRESS.


The Jewish South lie a handsome weekly
published in New Orleans, and Is devoted 70
the discussion Of topics and the dissemina-
tion Of views interesting 10 the Jewish peo-
pie. In iG lzat number it -exPFesses the
natural Indignation which every self.respect-
log ySW caDupt )bsSFfeel st iheFeaeHt Sif-1
graceful attack made upon the Jews Of the
South BY Numbering and apparently not
very scruSglpgA correspondent of the New
Yotk ,S1a,s The, faise ssiatements made by
that correspondent do no credit to his head,
and the expressioat.t- INN any svinSictf7s Z
nssstoward the JewiA1Y eopie speaks IL fsrihss
sentiments Of hishesrt, WA is's6rpriisiing 10
US in he columns Of a,BewsPaper pub 'ished
ia NaS'Oggaas Is 70 fSa tie edfies Under.
the fss tsseion that ;he Aterican press gen.
orally shz@ the dsprsysd feelings p6ani-s
featsa = &c eoTespondenl 10 the Sus Abe.
edit6r,SJ ". a. cHumac'ssinFso, certaiuI y6Jght
to know, from the condepIpssion the atasr.'
lean pres dealt cut 10 the notorious
Hilton when he Issued his ce'ekfsted
ia. excluding ths jews. from a hpisi st
Long Branch, tb Il the Afherjcau pres ggner-
ally condemns end eEecyales the, gpiri, and
deeds 81 those wbo calumniaie and persecute
the jews or shy other people, On tbs ground
of religious differences. There are, jews, we
are aRaFss sufieiently pIsjliiced to view an
Gentiles in the offensive s,nse The ceysi,n ave
too often justified, but such sre exceptions,
caihsliq and gsaerous spirit is alz1ost
@niverssf-enons the aJeUs- ct-tle-s tJnitfd
Siatss,- az their s,rrese shows. The .J,,risk
South seogies-tfs ch-nsiSe>sfitc from me
Sun, with 8 usber impulse Rabbi Wise, OF
Cincinnati, copied the defenssssof ths J ssssiisb
people, made iHreply to The New York g,ss,
in ths columns of the Memphis APPEAL.
We arg II 9i,fjge 9Jf!is georpFyl plat, rhat-
ever finlts It has, ia the fceest under
the sky. Our fstasrss came hera from
many lands, their descendants have
consequently Ihahy differing Iviews7 IN
religioa1 Rsd other thfnss,p here thes Isw
protects all alike, sndshere the varying seets
and parties live side by hide m general haf-
mony, the Jew includsf.--Nhsa- ihAt-hsr--
raony is Invaded, IS By the correspondent Of
the Sun, the general sentiment of the Ameri.
can press-is cue of disapprohation, for Thai
press knows that it Is by kind and nnulusf
forbearsnee, by recognising ehSfity, estae !
bond of pezfsc.ps.e. - seipg superior to
any dognaef ansAcfeed, that this county
is to prosper and fulfill its high destiny, and
be the eppEsssad- fseoa- every
country upon ths wide globe. gsgs ~ "a ~
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f10OL.ITUDE.

=
: Laugh, am the world lsnshs with you;I ~ 3 j
Weep, and you weep alone. -. :. VI n. ID,
For the sad old earth must borrow its mfrth
But has trouble enoughiofits own..a pFT ~
n sing, and the hills will answers; q sol uiniis
Sigh, it is lost on the air., ...fe..,-
Theecho.s bound to sjoyitI sound = i7aai4 %
? But shrink from, voietng care. isi7' "E =
, - ~, b, 80 80 or saz-n VIZ
Rejoice. and men VIII seek yo1;tf T. +. A, ~
Grieve, and they turn and 90. ~ ~
They want full N easure of all your pleasure,
But they do not need your woe. boss is'ei
Be glad, and your friends are many; a, 80
Be sad, and you lose them all. ~ = ~ - -
There are mons 30 decline yourinectaued wfne
a :. But alone you mnst drink lilies gall NJ mFs
Feast and your halls are crowded; '"l+'1 p
- Fast, and the world goes byys ,bfuT nnilEl
succeed and give, and il helps you lives mr. ~
There IL room IN the halls of pleasure
ar For large and loraly train, nF'e - t.'ftT'Hi
g sBut one by one we must all file on - trffif
=, Through the narrow sis1es Of pain. ,t.,,i.
- KLLAwHrfIEK, On be Ness York san,
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THE HOBART MUSIC FESTIVAL.


There being every reason to believe, from
present indications, thatitlie absye festival,
to be given (with the assistance.of Theodore
Thsmss's ochestra) May 14th and 18th, will
attract lsrgef conooursa ofvisitors than can
readily find accommodation, the directors of
the society have appointed an sAecommoda-
ton Conmittee, and request that those who
desire to entertain guests viii, at the earliest
practicableI moment, send TO Mozart Hall
Tor register in book to be kept for the pur.
posel their names locations, eapacity for
feeding or lodging Tor both) and rates. As
The eemnittee will publish this list for the
Information Of the entire South, 3 prompt
response is asked for. Byorderof'rhe Accom-
moda ton Committee. 81 -'fs = a7H
&. WAYNE WILSON. 70.
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ATTEMPTED TRAiN-RoBBERY ..
ON THE LITTLE ROCK AND FORT SMITH Road

THE, CONDUCTOR KILLED. rsiiari,.,
LITTLE RocK, March Sat $50 O'Clock
last night the Esst.bouud passenger train on
the Little Rick aud Fort Smith railroad
was boarded BY forty men, two miles west of
Mulberry Station, Crawford. county, 140
miles. from Little Rock. They ordered the
passengers to throw up their hands, and be-
gan firing pistols. The conductor, John
CAIN was in the rear car, and was fatally
shot. The robbers rushed for the engine, but
bsfone reaching it Engineer Rogers pulled
ter was slso shot sdhring ne hlfnsg. TIE
robbers uEnped off after The train was in
motion. Superintendent srman offers $4,000
for the capture of the robbers. lq1 I'm !.
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APARr..

We meet no more, yet dear you are;
49, In memery sweet, your face see I'd {
- With solendof, often from afar sFss si--'r =
Ia thought, your presence comes to me-;
j see your form amid the crowd ~
y Your tender eyes with beauty gleam.7H -R7-
As star beams through~a lifted cloud, "a ,.r ts.-
Shine ofa dark and troubled stream.
dream of you when sunsets glow g 49, 81,
Wlta crimson light in Western skies, -s
- You clasp me in your loving arms, ~
4 & .fgaze into your trustful eyes, "a ~
EheSf the thToObing OF your heart, 49, r
II yhila closely in my fond embrace;
Heel your kisses on my lips,
Your warm breath on my glowing face. 4
Oh have Known what man can bear
OF bitter wrongs, but they are past. HsH
And deep in dark ehasnspt despair / I.
n My hopeless spirit hzs been cast; 7AH
~ But all my sorrows pass away,
Aud IrhaYe reason toarejoice-1a 4 u at n
----F0r1 have seen your face today
And he I'd the mus OF Your voice. = mn
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A Tewn sl.ki.s oaa or sixh..

. iNoUkzs CARKEL, PA, March .S.--The
old Breasts Rsii.noe Gallery csyed in /,
cracking q large area Of surface upder nine
hanse<, leaving epiY- thin shse: OF frozss
earth hstseen the houses and The nine.
Families are hurriedly moving out. Twenty
other hotses on i6a.pobIie rssd ami me
Reading depot and railroads track are-fn
danger The. .boussz- belong to the Reading
aRailroad Company, apd some, of tpsm. are
being pulled down and csrrisd away, as
they may sink out Of sight III any momsni.
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rCiviI.ssr,fce kef.r.m I

NEW YoRK, March 8.-Tbe Etecutive
Cemmittee Of the National CiviIService
Reform League, George William Curtis, pres
ident, after expressing otis high sense Of the
ability, fidelity aud success with which, By
general conaent, Silas W. Burt has dis.
charged the duties Of naval eficsr Of the
port Of New Yotk, adopted resolutions pro-
testing agsinst the methods used to- secure
his removal, and the appointment Of en-
inexperienceda man to fhe place, and also
calling upon branch associations TO protest
agsinst The present system OF changing officers
every four years as sgsinet the best interests
Of our civil service reform.
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ST. LOUIS, March S.-Goy. Crittenden has
psrdoned Clarence .Hite, the noted member
Of the James gang, who pleaded guilty to
train robbery in February, 1882, and was
sentenced to twenty-five years imprisonment
The pardon WIS Issued on the recoramsndA.
lion of the peniten,iary physician and Board
Of Inspectors. Hite ia ia the last stage of
consumption. Since his Incarceration he
has been in the hospital two-thirds Of the
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time. He is weak and emscia,ed. and hi.
voice ia nearly gone. Accompanied BY his
brother-in-law he hes started ior his f.iher's
home, m Logan county, XIV. There sre
speculstions as 10 The effect oiHite's pardon
upon Fraak James prospecLs- Il ia be-
or made deposition, he could send james
to the peuitsntisry.
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DETROIT, March S.2-fiie eskesfb sek Si2te
Convention met al Lansing ST noon. W.
ID. Fuller, of Newsygo, wAs chosen tenapor-
AIRY charm an. After the appoiutnAsnt of
the usual committees the convention ad.
jonrnsd until this aftsrnoou. AT The after
noon session the proposition of the Demo
Gratis yesterday for fusion on an evenly
divided ticket Of Supreme Court judges and
regents of the university was accepted.
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PgoaREss OF n ERIpAN con zERcE
L ia of tfszf interest," to slSssr i've fbN

1, il Gig rszF interest to sebsefse nov
rpidly the creation of wealth increases in
this counirys If weweTe a. eareful TO pres
vide that tire wealth. pr5du6sGs h5d@ be dis.
tEibated equally. 90 lba. he e<lrsma1 Of exr
ttavaganl wealth .sAd ,Ersmsdablesdasti4a.
ton should,AeVsr= afiliet rus .noseoa q ny. be-
meath the blue sky could vie with this, TAX
lag the tiirsf, .llepdips. STAPLE prod1elioss OF
th7 UHfIsd Sistes,. I'VE fad the followipgi
figures. -7s- .-..r'p
c.,..n ,atjrfylfs4.sd yItSssdt, LISP zoo
Wheat, bns5 4ssSiolsGs' ss0,s66j0 500 isa 6o6
Corn, buo.1, s6l15S5- 1l9a,9i6,0Oo 16A,917 500
These figures show asteadyisnd arstrong
increase, aud when We come to look further
back wershnot but be amszsd at the I'D.
vance this, has Ee5n made II We glance al
the rstuFasof 1910 We find thq production Of
whest tbdh We 81, s2s, 10 bushels; of corn,
1881, sl5 bhahsl4;s of cotton, 2,177ss5.
bales. Wen FarRafed about xix limp i
corn four and hall times, aud cotton over
three times. The foreign trade has kept
pace with The domestic Droduoyiopj as fob
love: n. 1s40:t imports Of msrehaOdi,s,
SOS, 25S,706, against S742,639,574 in 1882;
domesiic exports, slIheeoS6l, Sgainsg
$3.50, 542,257; specie sinpoit 5Ss,sSg sls,-
sg'iHst ~ ~, sPscis peg, 81. lsl.-
81, against ---1ncrssss Of fesf.'
ing products. six, four and one-kalf, and
thfeeiold; Botal export ef domestic pro,
ducts, 6.7asa1iss;-efAtstsf- merchandise, 81
fol1. Not only has the amount increased,
but also the number OF articles exported.
Since 1910 there his been added 10 our
former produces shieped cut of The coun-
try, pe;rolsaIai aIIy~, dafry productions,
agricultural hnp lsuiea's and machine am
thrEcile coal zir6sy s'sss, fruits, leather oifs
cake, cotteaesed, cotton-ssed oil, distilled,
spirit., and many other articles. The pro-
portion OF our exports is ikely 10 be largely
extended, ffpr v.riepz5 manufactures are
reaching d. Ipinl VII 81 DC home dsmend
will be glutted, then outlets abroad must be
found for the eurP,uAsi 20 cotaet,s sNkth
other producers we must lover our import
duties thatrsw mstsriK may cofhs in'ebeap.
In this way We see that protection stimulates
production, increased production mskes
foreign mark4isainece.ssargE f6rsjgn uaarlrts
make a laSeg gtarif hecs pary snd sppscs
hioition destroys itself -.
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Hanxed for murder.

,sPR1NeFIELD, MASS, March s.-Joseph B.
Loomis,was hsnged this morning for the mur-
der Of David Ssvett," IN ,Agswzm.. Two
hundred persous Witnessed the execution.
Loomis supplemented the confession made
Wednesday by reading a lstatement on the
'scafold acknowledging the crime and attrib-
rtine - m rr1 m, ID IT, -sf-s-.a-fi J.. - -
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CRIMINAL RECORD.
w,re.uusder ana sarclae

a SPRNGFIELD, o, March S.-Msrtin Luther
Heffs last night, fifteen minutes after re-
turning. from church with his yife, ;issaathres
shots into her snd then shot himself dead.
The wife wilt probably recover. - So.
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supreme Ceart a, ..essennaprii r.rns

The court commence on the unfinished
business Of the Thirteenth Circuit, hearing
causes cause flet up TO the 6rst day of April,
1882, as follows: Dyer county, Gibson
county, Haywood county and Crockett,
county. The, Fourteenth Circuit will then
I be taken up; the RENAL nder of the term will
be devoted TO the Shelby county dockets
The easy doekets for all the circuits will be
csiied'on the. frat Monday Ia May. Five
days written notice must be served on Cd.
posite counsel and filed with the CLERK before
he places any cause on the easy docket. By
order OF the Court. So - e--s,. - 3
TO-. John H,FRKENAN, elefk.
- JACKSON, TENN, March e. 1855.
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LOUISVILLE, March 8-A call for an
Educational Mass Convention 10 be held at
nkiorb April 9th. has been issued through
The rnsiisby Judge W. F. Becknsr, editor Of
the Clark County Democrat and a member of
the State Railroad Commission. q 1t mas been
signed by thousands Of the best citizens OF
the State, including Gov. Blackburn ana
others, representing every calling. - F
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Education 40 R.nsuchy.

z. WAYNE WILSON,
Secretary and Business Manager.
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RIPE FOR A RIOT.
French Socialists Determines 10 Hold
Their Meeting in Spite Of the
Government.
Russia and the Vaticau-The Danubian
Conference - Lady Florence
---- Dixie's Charges.

sio-lisia y rtst.iir g ,il'1 fii''- -'
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Il. Meets at 9 O'Clock. Calendar for To-
day.; Nos 1878, on trial; 1887, Para
disc vs. Goodwin; 1888, Taylor vs. Duke;
1895, Mrs. l.. A. Copps We A. Tiensch,
1895, Mary Kelly VS. Jordan Rawlings; 1897
:; z. G,Idiaer Va Henry Windler; 1902
sippi and Tennessee Railroad Company;
1904, Rsnson Hunt vs w. Il. Kirk.
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HE puke+sntt murder TriaI.

% ITEsBURG, Pa, March S.--The trial Of
the Hon. n. L. Dukes for the murder Of
Capt Mutt, State cashier, begins at Union
town, Pa, tomorrow morning. lntense in
terest in the trial Is manifested there BY all
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Rosy cseeks and clear Complexion only &C.
company good health. fark-r's Gin.er
Tonic better than anything, mzdts pure,
strength and Beauty. Ladies' Try ii.-Basaar.
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s1I',-el ELECTRIC BATHS.
The Electric Cabinet
' y, BATH. ase

.CokBfNEs BOTH THE TURKISH AND ELEC-
" tfoTheImal with the curative Pcwen OF
Elsctfieity. 800.
N LADIES who are suffering from Nervous De-
bility. Loss of Strength and Irregularities it win
!, GENTLEMEN who suffer from Nervous Exhaus-
tiou, Loss OF Appetite and Bad Digestion, Win
nno speedy reiief -------------~s----.--------
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SIR GODFREY, KNELLER, the, paintes, vas,
Hkefprae living RhkR. very ebrcsttedi HSlbvsd
tween their two gardens; and as he .pAiHter's
IS wants stole tAe dos hor's GoxeFs.h sent word
What he would close the gate. Do ANYTHING with
il but paint it, said the Doctor. Il would take
an ything zfronTgeu,P, replied sif Godfrey, Hbut
nh Sfa
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EE 49,
SENATOR WxKNER, Gen. Anson McCook
and JslN. Werdswotth, ofaNew Fork, aud
Amos Townsend, OF Ohio, leave Washington
next week for New Orleans, Mexico, Oregon
ara Alaska y6na pleasure and business trip.
The "Msson and Dixon line" ran between
ths=Sss ate of Pennsy lyaaias and the States OF
MARYLAND aud Virginia. twas origin ally
over 500 miles long, and was called sfier two
snrveyors, Charles Mason and Jeremiah
Dixon.sE 80 -
CONGRESS might at least have passed
resolution declaring who struck Billy Pat
tsrson, or where Moses was when the light
went out, and thus have earned the graft
tude OF the country; but ii didn't, and the
nation still -moarns. . - E--'-z - zT-
s. fnE NswsYork Sun says hat Mr.. Tho
ufan, recently Appointed d member Of the
Civil Service Cenmission land who, there.
fores viii be onszof the exam nesx-of N as-f
Pointees to ofhce), has some peculiarities of
speech-such, for instance, as ~ seen" and
nave saw; n .2xs
The protsctionists scored another victory
in the new tariff act. 1t is one of succes-
sion of victories. The first session of the
next Congress will be largely devoted to
sklrmishlpg Tor position in the presidential
race, but taeaarIf, like psor Banquss gsoa,
will drop in al the feast.
=, The Newton Free announces the
death OF one CT the old-time patriarchs of
East Mississippi, DR.. Thomas Keith, in the
seventy seventh year of his age. He has
died lamenied, and as he had lived, respect
ed aud honoted. He deserved his people in
Gats-bskum da vs. eyeEzkterms in Sshe State
Legislature.
THE MexicSnsIpay tariff tax of four and
2 bslf cents ,pousd .op Anerican fSpF iur
Ported. The republic produces most excel
lent wheat, bot -four is high, and isimported
ons thes Coast States beci1se transportation
facilities In the interior are 80 mesger. This
HlGscu4tS hswsvsr; aspl soon be remedied by
the CO hpletion of several railroads.
-stAESIEe hsd $50, 900 inserted in the
appropriation bill the other day for building
ne Q3ipsa courthouse, in spite Of the eI-
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koash on Rats.
Sparkling Eyes.

Clears out rata, mice, reaches, fies, an &.
.bed.bugs, skunks, ehiphdunks, gophers. I5c
Druggists.l - I,-rT I -
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Horsford's Acia, phs.pha,e- aaIu
Michigan Greenbaekers.
r1orr h.-nL O s-Ras n a~.xs a s.r- <~f2Sl

Gives strength where there has been exhaus-
ton and vigpr in place Of impaired vitality.
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The following erdstiWss made by Judge
Hamnaondain the United States Court yester-i
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In Copenhsse the saloon. keepers have 10
IuEnish a hack and send home the customers
who get drunk on their premises--It is net
necessary in this country to hold out such
inducements for drunkenness.