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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-19

No. 1912 - In the Chancery Court of Sb,sJhv
county, Iennessee-B Semmes 4 Go ys
TT appearing from bill. which il sworn N
4, i. IN this cause that the defendant, Mo II
Williams, is a, nonresident of the state Of
Tennessee and resident Of the State Of Az
kapsa', and II appearing from Bill herein
that he is indebted to Compliments in fhs
sum Of about SIT 90, evidenced by note. and
attachment having issued and been levied
upon certain real estate of the defendant.
bis appearance herein, al the can't
house Of Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn,
On Idao or before the hNst Monday in May,
lSS5, and plead, .saswer or demur 10 com.
plainsnt bill cE, the same will be- taken for
confessed - 20 him and set for hearing ex-
part9, and that a copy Of this order be pub
lss .s once week. for four successive weeks,
This Sd day Of April, 1883,
A oopy-Attsst:
r.: j. BLACK, Clerk and Maslsr.
~ J; M. Bradley, n. o. AN.
plainant. 99S5 Al AZ
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0oHHxsO1AS,
PuBLI0 LxDsER OFTrsH I
MsNPHik, Tux. April 10. 1858. I

The money market is substantially
as heretofore. Capital is in ample
supply for all legitiu ate purposes, and
q considerable surplus is in the hands
OF various persons seeking safe and
profitable investment. Rates Of com.
mercisl discounts continue at 6 to 8
per cent. Exchange is UNMARRIED.
Bankers bug Eastern cotton bills at
par to LIS per thousand Of, and sell
drafts on New York at $50 per thou.
sand premium. On New Orleans rates
are to of buying and psr selling. Mis-
celianeou5 securities are quoted as
follows:
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l'6A Prizes, amounting in U.s., gold to sss, 200
Tickets, SO. Halves. 81.
Msa-Rssldsas No.Iss.

No. Fls-In the Chanoery Cours ~ Shan,
sGqnnn1ty, Tenn. Charles Grey OF uxvsTH
! appearing from affidavit in this cause.
Cox, is5ie Cox, Clyds Cox, Guy Cex'' A nu,s
Soh ana tIedSrlck Cox. are residents Of the
stat9 Of Mississippi, and n0n-residents Of
1t is therefore ordered that .h.,
make their appearance herein, at tSe
c9urtnouse OF Shelby county, In Menu
pms, Ie,n o5s' on or before the first Monday in
June, lSS5, and plead, answer or deInnv
20 complainant bill, or the sams VII
os taken, for confessed as to them and
sst ior hearing ex parte; md that oopy
81 tnls order be published once a week for
four successive weeks in the Public Ledger.
A copy Attest:
pIu r BLACK, Clerk and Ma,ts,
by J NJ BFadloy, d. G. & NJ. "a''or'
Walter Gregory, sol. for com,,lsinonts
dO AZ 20 "a
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NOn.ResIdent Notice,

No. 4y77--Ip tao Ohaneery Court Of shslbv
OouAty, Tenn.-Annie Dorsey et All We
Francis Higgins ct al.
appearint. from affidavit in this cause.
lrthat the defendant, Francis McAnnaIy, e
nonresident Of the State of Tepsossee,
and that his residence canuot be ascertaiped
after dlllgent inquiry, 1t is therefore ordered
tnat ne make his appearance herein, ~ the
courthouse Of Shelby county, in MsmphiS,
Tenn, on or before the first Monday In luna
lS63, and plead, answer or demur 10 ooInplain,
ant bill or the samewill be taken for con fessed
IS to him and SGT for hearing OK parte, and
that copy OF this order be puOliIhed ones a
lilo Ledger, : wv
This l7th day of April, 1888,
A copy-Attest:
X BLACK, Clerk and NJ ssss,.
BByJ NJ Bradley, D and nj, ''''''''
1eo Glllham, sol for cemp't 4l47t35e
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No. Ss4-In the Chancery Court of ShsIbv
county, Tenn.-B P Anderson, Com, "
jefferson Carson.
I appearing from the amended bill in this
L cause, which is sworn to, that the resi-
dencs of the defendant, Jefferson Carson. /,
qaknown and cannot DO asceitained, after
diligent inquiry; 1t is therefore ordered
that he make his appearance herein, at
Tennessee, on or before the frat Moodav in
May, 1883, and plead, answer or de-
muir to oomplainants original and amended
bills, or the same viii be taken for confessed
az 70 MN ana SGT for hearing ex-parte; and
lie Ledger. w
ThiE Tn day Of April, 1888.
A copy-Attest:
:, r. J, BLACK, O. AN.
~. J. M. Bradley d. @, K M.
IL King and Lee Thornton, solicitors for
complainant 3sS9455l
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sns0IV011 NolIees
srArE on TRNNEssEE, SHELBY County
NNIInn lnIfNrnr nnrru a. NJ.

stain OF TRNNEssEE, SHELBY COUNTY,
,,OfEIqE COUNTY Court CLERK,
M Memphis. Tenn. April 10, 1883.
40 9horhton, executor, Jas II Alien,
HAVING suggested the insolvency of the
III estate Of Jas. II. Allen, dsoeasod. Won
are hereby ordered to give notice, by advertisa-
ment in some newspaper published within fNa
said state, and also at the oourthouss aoc,
OF Shelby county, for all persons kavins
claims against said estate. 10 appear and liz
the same, with the clerk Of HE Comfy Cont ny,
authenticated ia the manner prescribed Nv
law on q before the 18th day III Univ issS.
and any claim not fled on or before said SI aS
OF, before ap appropriation Of the funds ~
said estate is made, shall be forever barrogJ n
both 10 law and equity. D"i'0u'
April, 1888. '''H uht "
u. H. B. GULL I'm, Clerk.
~ LOUIS kBrrMAE, d. G,
In pursuance of tho above order | herehy
give notice f0r all persons having claim,
agaipss the estate to file the same In IN
above cause on the nth Of July, 1883.
j. ]. THORNTON,
Executor Of j. II. Allen, decd.
byJ' Gallagher, Attorney. 98iIO@
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NOn-ResidenI NOIiCe,

No, as-In the Csanoary Court Of shslbv
County. TeRn.-BusleT P Anderson VS..
Dan Larkin. w.
II appearing from Sherif's return in Ibis
cause that the defendants, Martin CLANCY
tommy dlancy, Aggie CLANCY and Ellen Car.
ney are not to be found in his county.
1t is therefore ordered that thev ,aako
their appearance herein, at tho eaurth onse of
Shelbyicounty in MemBkia, Tennessee. ON o NJ
before the first Monday in MAY. 1883
and, plead, Sn4NeF or dsmur to compjsio,
sat h, OF th2 same will be taken foY
parte,, and that q COPY of this ordsS Ss x
published once week, for four SnsSsssivs
weeks, In the Public Ledger, wv s-'S'SSi'e
This 4th day Of April, lAA
A,1M. sI sSsER 4 !, BLACK. c. nm.
h King and lea Thornton sols for
complainant. n % 20 az ar
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Mon-RasIa0nl llnfIna-

No. %2-In the ChsRoeTy Court OF Shelby
county, Ienp,-hutler P Anderson. Com,
vs.. John A SsnnOner Ell al.
I appearing from Sheriii's return in this
i cause that the defendant, Mrs d B Hall,
is not to be found in his county.
1t is therefore ordered that she make her
appearance herein at the courthouse OF Shell.
oy county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or heloPS
swer or demur to cOmplaiaanF biiI q,
the same will he takSn ieF confessed As 10
her and Sc. soF hearing ex parte, and that a
eopz Oithis order be published once week.
Tor four successive weeks, in the Public Led
ger.
This 4th day Of April, 1888.
A copy-Attest:
RI BLACK, OZARK and Master.
By J NJ Bradley, QO& NJ,
ID = hing and Lee Thornton. soils for com.
hlHl ndut. % Qg 40 AZ
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NoasIsesiGlen1 n1I1ce-

No. SsO-In the Chancery Court of Shelby
vs.. r Black ct al.
ia appearing from the sherifrs return
j n this cause thst the defendant, Susan
Mahaekin, Is not to be found in his county,
IL Is therefore ordered that she maze
hers appearance herein, at the oourthouse
OF shelby county, in, Memphis. Tenn, on
and plead, answer or demur to complsiaSni
bill, or the same will be taken foy oonfessed
as to her and set for hearing OK parte; and
that copy Of this order be published once 4
week, for touS Successive weeks, In the Pub
liq LedGer. ~"
This 4th day Of April, 1883,
A oopy-Attest:
RI BLACK, Clark and Master.
By ] N Bradley, D. G, & NJ.
II King and Lee Thornton. soils. for
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MOn-rosIdonl mSiIss.

No. s6s r DIN the Chancery Court Of shelby
county, Tenn.-B P Ands son, Com vs..
NJ u Pillow OF al.
appearing from the amended bill ia
4 this cause which IL swo n to that the de-
iendants, Lizzie Pond anu her guardian,
Pond, are non.residontl # tho STATE OF
Iennestee, and residents of the State OF
Louisiana.
1t Is therefore ordered that they MAKE their
appearance herein. atthe courthouse OF SHELBY
county. In Memphis Tennessee, on OF
before tho first Monday IN Nav. 1883,
snd plead, answer or demur W c0mpiainnuts
original and amended bills or The came VII
DO taken for confessed ~ 70 them and
SGT for hearing ex parte. end hat copy Of
this order be published once y wnek gor font
successive week in the Public Ledger.
This Ith day Vi April. 1883.
A oopy-Atfesl.
R J BLACK. Clerk and Ma,tay
By J y Bradley, d 0. an.
u King and Ice thornton, solT for cou-
plaiuAnu, 88gn
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Letter heads, bill heads, bills Of
lading, envelopes, hand bills and every
ether kind ofjOb printing executed in
the best style and at the lowest prices
at the PUBLIC LEDGER job printing
Office and blank..book mandatory IL
Madison street. /
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NONRESIDENT Notice.


No. s62. in the Ohapeerv CONT oS sh.,h,
county, Tenn.-B Andersen, Commissien.
er, We. hi I Rudisil
appearing from affidavit in this cause that
Perkins, children of Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins.
are non residents of the State OF Tennessee
and residents Of the State of Mary-
lanai y Ia therefore ordered that they
make their appearance herein, at the court
Rouse ofShelby county, in Memphis, Tenn. on
or before the first Monday in May, 1859.
ana plead, answer or demur to complaiuantis
original and amended bills and petitiop
or the same will be takenfor confessed Rs
70 them and SGT for hearing ex-parte and chat
a copy Of This order. DO published once A
TTeesk! sef fouisuoee'sive weeks. in the Public
This Sd day Of April, 1888.
A copy-Attest:
r J BLACK. Clerk and MASsor.
By ] NJ Bradley, b. @. an.
King. Lee Thornton and @ " Heisksn
sois Ios oomplu' 80 IS Al AZ
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NOn.ResIdent Notice.

No. 1923 MIN the Chancery Court of Shelby
W E Butler ct al,
1T appearing from Shsrif7s return In this
cause that the defendants, M's. S A Viii
liford, John Gage and Jacob VOORHEES,, are
not 70 be found In his county,
uistherefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse Of Shell
oy county, in Memphis, Tenn. on or before
the first Monday in June. 1885, and plead,
answer or demur to complainant amended
bill M, filed herein, or the same will be
taken for confessed as to them and set for
hearing ex-parte, and that a copy of this
order be published once a week, for four
SUCCESSIVE lcI, weeks, in the Public Ledger.
This 18th day Of April, 1883.
A cepy-Attest:
ROBERT J BLACK, C AndM.
By J NJ Bradley. d G and NJ,
j Hampton, sol for cemD't. 42BHeo
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IL fOhTs
Kate Adams, Vint Shinkle, Harry
Brown
HIGH WATER MARK.
The high water level of the food of
1882 at the port of Memphis was
reached on March 9th, when the gov>
eminent gauge at the foot of Jefferson
street read 30 feet 2 inches.
STAGES OF THE RIVERS.
Memphis-32 feet 3 inches, and
stationary during the past "a hours;
now 2 feet II inches below high water
mark.
Pittsburgh feet 7 inches, rise
of 10 inches.
Cincinnati-28 feet 6 inches, o
rise of 3 feet 10 inches.
Louisville-10 feet 6 inches, a de.
cline Of l inch.
Evansville-29 feet 2 inches, de
cline of 2 feet 5inehes.
Oairo-42 feet 8 inches, a de-
cline OF 9 inches.
St Louis-l6 feet, a decline Of 2
inches.
ViOksburg-43 feet 2 inches, and
stationary.
Nashville--2l feet, and stationary.
ChsttanoOgs--l5 feet 5 inches, a
rise Of feet Z inches.
Shreveport-22 feet 4 inches, a
rise Of 2 inches.
Little Rocks feet a decline of 6
inches.
White and st. Francis rivers CON.
tinue to decline.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cloudy and cooler.
River stationary to.day.
Very quiet at the landing.
Only one local packet leaving to-
day.
The Hard Cash for White river had
fair trip out.
The r. r. Springer arrived at Gin
cinnati yesterday.
Diver James Moore has gone to st,
LoEis to raise the Champion, No. 9.
The Port Eads agd barges, from
New Orleans, possel yesterday to st.
Louis.
The Ohio at Pittsburg aud Cincin~
natl is rising. The Tennessee is also
swelling.
The Independent steamer Centen,
NAL is announced to leave St. Louis
this evening for New Orleans.
The flooded condition of the lower
Mississippi has caused a falling off Of
shipments Of freight from the Ohio.
Josh Harrison, late mate of the Will
s. Hays, was a passenger yesterday on
the Chas. Morgan bound for Cincin-
natl.
The Wyoming leaves Cincinnati
this evening for New Orleans, TO b.
followed by the New Mary Houston
CD Saturday.
The Commonwealth arrived at St.
Louis yesterday, aud the City of Baton
Rouge left there IN The evening for
New Orleans,
Diamond 10 Reynolds new pus
chase, the Sidney. will load at POms.
roy for 81. Paul direct, with Captain
Ben Gonger on the rect,
The Chas. P. GhOuteau with very
light trip passed yesterday 10 St., Louis,
whore she will spend the sumner in
the picnic excursion business
The Yint Shinkle came 10 early this
morning from the Ohio river with
about $50 tons, and leaves tomorrow
evening on her return to Cincinnati.
The u. P. Schenck remained here
until 4 pm. yesterday, trking on 1900
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DAILY PUBLIC LEDGER is So per
anuGm and Dos pOr month fer less
than one year The WEEKLY
LEDGER is IL per annum-pOStage
free. Payable in advance invaria.
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RaiirOadB.

Gin. Louisy. 3 Mem.
Up.m mSiiS Islam
Gin. Lousy. 4 Men.
oOa.m RI through @aiis. 10 90 PIN
CHAT. 4 Mem. II II.
e@p.m mails. TOOa.n
10 90 am through mails. 10 co pm
sOOs.m dstioN. 340p.m
Men. 4 Grenada RR
Local and through
10 90 am mails IL ~ p N
10 % am SardiB Aocommod'n 10 Q.m
Mem. h y. &. Il rs
1p.m mails. aNp.m
Osa.m through mails. 4Ws.m
Cbes., 0. a. s. W. r.
Local and thEeugh
" ''~ Cno s0 .. as. W. y.
oOa.m r. through msiis. 10 % s.m
Rdv. g osh. sSasss
Sos.n' Point ., sat' 4@pn'
OOa.mt Pos ,ottes. ls0p.mt
Hslona j clSrsRdr
90 amt X g. iDp.mf
TOAm1 ArSnt. 80 ami
Z 80 ami Sc. Louis g. Mens.Ag'tl 40 p.mI
100 am iOscooia ION. a, yeak. 50 p.me
TOO s,mg Arkansss RiverAgentl 1 80 p.na
Mem. 70 HollySpr IS,
600p.ms Miss. Stage route. 90 a.ls0
sMondsy. Wednesday and syidsy.
tDaily.
MONDAY, Thursday and Saturday.
tSundsy, Tuesdsy and Friday.
hTuasday. T'hnrsdsv and Saknrdayi
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Entered at the Postonice In Memphis, Tenn,
as second-class matter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-19
Mempbls ana CharIoss0n.
HIIrrLsaippi and Teralaesaee.
R1emphis and Eattls Book.

Nashville, ChaIIanOOSH q 81. LOuls
RaiIw0y.
MoKENEIE ROUTE TO NAsHV LIE SOUTHEAST.
Pullman Sleeping Oars or all Night Trains.
Louisville Depot Heat of Main st.
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RIVER INTELLIGEHCE.
BOATS HAVING TODAY,

BOATS HAVING TODAY.
For Arkansaw City, Kate Adams. IS p m
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
For Vicksburg, Arkansaw City. 10 IN
=" st Louis, CITY Providenee......l0a n
Frisrs Point, James Lee. .........5 D m
0sceola. Dean Adams..........5p m
Cincinnati, Vint Shinkle.........5 D m
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S. L. RINLEY, Ticket Agent.
A. Y. STEVENS, Pass. Agent.
2S7 Main Street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-16
A THREE-DOLLAR TITLE,


After Debate, the Lime-Ilun Club Confers
Degree on Ben Butler.
Detroit Free Press.
Every member of the club seemed to feel
that something unusual was about to occur.
The president and Giveadam Jones were OBJ
served consulting u dream-book in the most
careful manner; Waydown Beebe opened
new bottle of red ink with much formali-
W Samuel Shinn walked around with his
hands in his pocket and his left eve drawn
down; Prof. Slugger Catosh wiped his brow
with one hand and patted Shindig Watson
on the back with the other; and all in all
even Corduroy Taylor and Elder Toots
couldn't help but realize that the usual rou-
tine OF events was to be interrupted. At
length the President nodded to the janitor
TO sound the triangle, and when the meet
ing had been declared opened he arose and
read the following communication:
BOSTON, Mass, 1888.
Brother Gardner-Harvard College has refused
to give Governor Ben. Butler II title Can't your
club do something Cor him in this directionq ANY
honors that you may bestow will he heartily ap-
preciated by him and his MANY FRIENDS.
"Gem'len," added the old man as he laid
the document aside, I'VE will consider de
queshun as befo' de house, an | should like
glneral spreshun of opinyun."
Sir Isaac Walpole had heard a good deal
about Ben. Butler Three or four years ago
he considered him tough case, but of late
there were strong reasons of hope for refor-
nation, and he was in favor of encouraging
him with title.
Hon. John Mulcher didn't know much
about the man, but if title would improve
his wood-cuts in the illustrated papers he
should vote for a title.
Elders Smith, Wilson, Davis and Watson
were each in favor of title.
Judges Cadaver, Cahoots Champion and
Jones wanted to know if Ben. Butler had
ever founded colored orphan asylum or
gone bail for a colored man charged with
stealing mule.
Almost every member had inquiries to
make or suggestions to offer but when the
matter was put to vote twas decided to grant
u title. t
Den de question aroses what title to gin
him" said the president. al, ID. may mean
a doctor of divinity; or doctor who doan'
know case OF measles from smallpox. Be-
sides, its cheap. n. B., or O. X, or P. S., or
N. G. am common titles dat any man kin
haul in wild a fish-line from almost any
wharf. If Cub ner Butler has turned to dis
club i'll an earnest manner as l believe he
has we must not disappint him. We mus
gin him a title an a legend combined. L
shall now. proceed to crown him wild ID. S. O.
A. l., w. Y. G. T. S. l. o., which stands fur:
'Doan' S9t On A Limb When You Go To Saw
1t OHN 1 not only believe the title will be
heartily accepted an highly appreciated, but
l shall draw on de Gub'ner fur So to pay fur
de bar'l O. lemonade which now stands in
de ante-room to honor dis occashun We
will now take a recess of seben minits to pay
our respects to de aforesaid beverage, an as
dar am only one dipper I'll start fust."
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THE INDIANAPOLIS Journal, MONDAY, july &c. 1883.

excited general interest among city polti-
clans. II believe" said prominent Demo-
cratic politician, that the friend is none
other than John Bigelow, and from the Pc
cuiar phraseologv l think that the inter
view was revised by Mr.. Tilden himself be-
fore publication" 1t was accepted as a plain
and unmistakable bid on the part of the ex-
Governor for John Kelly's support for the
nomination of Tilden for the Presidency
1t was also looked on as a declaration that
Mr.. Tilden would not only accept the Demo-
cratic nomination in 1884 but that he was
thus early in the field as a notification to all
other candidates that he had come 20 stay, in
order that his friends might not make real
or implied pledges to any one else. 1t is not
long ago that a close personal and political
friend of Mr.. Tilden declared in the most
positive manner that Mr.. Tilden would not
accept the Presidency if it were rendered to
him on gold platter" 1t is now thought
that he will have an ortunity to revise
this declaration.
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One of the Best Dailies Published.

LOgansport journal.
We are glad to see the words OF commenda-
ton expressed by the Republican press
throughout the State in reference to the In
dianapolis Journal. 1t is in point of fact,
one of the best dailies published, not only in
the West, but in the whole country. lis edi-
torials are bright and pungent, and it does
not hesitate to express its opinions fearlessly
and openly. Its compilation of news, both
foreign and domestic, its Geographic reports,
and in fact, every department is conducted
in the best possible style. The best recon-
mendation we can give this paper is to wish
that it could be placed in the hands of every
intelligent reader in this State The falla-
cious arguments constantly being produced
by Democratic papers in this and other States
are most ably controversial by the Journal,
and for this, and many other reasons, it is
entitled to the hearty support OF all Repub-
licans.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-16

100000 is the novel and striking name OF n
new plug chewing tobacco, now being adver-
Used In our columns. The manufacturers, the
Wilson g. McCallay Tobacco Company of Middle
town, o., are well known as one of the most re-
liable and extensive tobacco manufacturers in
the country and they claim that this is the finest
pound chewing tobacco ever put on the market.
Ihey nave also hit upon the novel idea of offer
ing prizes to consumers VINO Will save the tags,
and return to them between Dec. 10 and 25. In
addition TO cash prizes aggregatng over $500,
they propose to give away 1000 novelty pocket
knives and 5000 pounds of tobacco. This makes
several thousand prizes for tobacco chewers and
We have no doubt the tobacco will be extern
slVely used on account of its quality and chew
ing value, while by simply saving the tags and
forwarding them at the proper time to the man
utaeturers each consumer will have an Oppor-
tunlty OF securing valuable reward. This Is
unlike lottery scheme in that the purchaser
secures full value for his Investment and the re-
wards are given TO induce the consumer to save
and return he tag which Is placed on each chew.
Zoo-Zoo is put on the market on it's merit, and is
well worth trial by all tobacco chewers.
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The Greatest Inventor of the Time.

" Washington SpeciaI
The greatest inventor OF the age arrived
yesterday from California. He says that his
process will avert the catastrophe to the
earth, which is predicted in the third chap
ter OF II Peter being the melting of the ele-
ments with fervent heat, and the burning of
the earth. He appeared at the Interior De
partment to explain his invention. One of
OF its minor uses IS to produce rain. His eX-
planation he said, must be general previous
to receiving patent, but by his process he
reached an upper cold current by means of
balloons, and brought it down to the warm
strata of air. He thought in this way the
Desert of Sahara could be made inhabitabe,
and the disconnected Irish could be removed
there.