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commercial.
S,X9ANNAH STAI;KET.
..rvrcF or THE MORNING NEWS.
't ssv4NNAH. GA. Oct. 10. 1879. p. 81.

.rFICF OF THE MORNING NEWS,
S4vANNAH, GA, Oct. 10. ISS3, P. M
.,-r,~.-A firmer feeling, if anything, per-
the market throughout the day,
'...,,..b il presented quiet appearance.
800 ms rather deceptive. as the inquiry
r, active and steady and movements
ante heayy-the largest single days
-.-. of the season being accomplished. In
.rr, hours of the morning the market
Inclined easier. but about midday Liver
,,,II as New York adviees coming in
Int and stronger, stimulated buyers and
f.rabIe cotton changed hands in cOnse-
Prices continued steady and I'M
...i f,,r the entire day. and factors were
oilers at full values. The market opened
,ar,I unchanged, with sales of 5O2 bales.
,+rr. Do. was still quiet. although the in
g..- general and active. the sales being
-.,-I..I.-. closing quiet and steady with fur
..'...I.- If No bales. The total sales Tor the
,,.r. 4. $50 bales. Below we give the OH
- closing quotations of the Savannah Cot
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HEAR THE WITNESSES
Saved from a Horrible Death.

Up to May last l had spent at. least
$500 for treatment by many o. bhc
best medical men. without any bene-
fit. | suffered eXcruciatingly. and all
my best friends advised me that the
lev hand of death was fast approach
ing. | caught ut 5. ). :. like a drown
ing man at straw. After two
bottles / could feel change for the
better. The sores began to discharge
freely and the Rheumatism to abate.
When had taken six bottles every
sore had healed and my skin began
toassume a natural appearance. |
persisted until | had taken twelve
bottles. large size. and THERE Is
NOT A SYMPTOM OF THE DIS
EASE REMAINING, and | feel as
well as | ever did. | have gained q
pounds in flesh, and my friends Won
der at my improved condition. |
have recommended it to many. ana
in every instance with complete sue
cess. / 5eZje0e that s. S. S. has Sared
me from q h0TribEe death.
c. II. SMILEY,
Quincy, Ill.
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Erla.Is.-Ihc inquiry was fair. but
.rr. Offering. No sales were effected, the
-L.r ruling quiet and unchanged. We
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PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.

NEW YORK, oct. I0.-FlOur, Southern quiet
and unchanged: common To fair extra 50 gOd
10; good 10 choice s. ljlG6 62l .. Wheat. cash
firm and in some cases a trife better; No. ,
spring nominal: red southern, 81 1901 l6;
uuTraded red. 9ieGSl l234; ungraded white
81 1901 20; No. red, October delivery, 81 0Sl
al 0S1s. Corn. spot 4(d3sc higher; ungraded 80
,G5sc. southern yellow 5SG6Oc; white south
Gle; No. >. 5S3zG59c: October delivery 81 "a
59a &C. Oats higher and fairly active; closing
firm: No. ,. 34G3ii e. Hops firm: new 20(G25c.
Coffee. spot higher and more doing; fair Rio
ul5MlI54c; No. Rio. for October delivery
6JtGg zoe; spot zoe. Sugar quiet but steady:
French Island j3SG63sc; mOlasses sugar
> 15-l6G6isc; Antigua 63slG6i5c; far To good
refining. & ll-l6G6 l3-l6c; refined closed lower
C 634G7c. extra { Il az &C., extra white
9-l6c. yellow o. td6ssc, on \ I3s(dSi e,
mould SIC, cOnfectiOners \ S5sc, standard
\ S3-l6GS3sc, cut loaf ami crushed 81 e,
powdered - ease, graduated ll-l6c, cubes
>7sc. Nolasses steady: 80 test refining, 2j(G
- -; New Orleans 30G55c. Rice steady and
IN fair jobbing demand. Cotton seed oil ala
isc. Hides steady: wet sailed New Orleans,
selected, 80 To 90 pounds, 9GlOc: Texas,
selected. 80 10 90 pounds. S13(GlOc. Wool steady;
domestic fleece 3NG43c: Texas l4G29c. Pork
very dull and somewhat nominal; mess. on
spot, Sll - Middles nominal; long clear, 4 Sc.
Lard opened SAILS points lower, afterwards
reacted i trlnei closing firm; prime steam, on
SPOTS u1GS % &C.; October delivery, a5(GS Zoe.
Freights TO Liverpool firm: cotton per steam
81: wheat, per steam. A. al
LOUISVILLE, Oct. lo.-Flour unchanged
Wheat steady; No. red winter 81 90 Corn
steady; No. white. sic; ditto mixed. zoe
Oats steady at 2914d30c. Provisions Guiet.
Pork. new mess. $l2. Bulk meatS-shouIders
Sc. Observation-Disclosures &c. Hams. sugar cured
ljc. Lard steady; choice kettle lie. Whisky
unchanged. 81 IL.
ST. Louis, oct. l0.-FlOur unchanged.
Wheat lower but fairly higher; No red
fall, 81 O015,dl 0O5s for cash. Corn higher;
49, std457 &c for cash; 4j15c for October de
livery. Oats firmer; 27(G275sc for cash; 2654c
for October delivery. Whisky steady at 81 a.
Provisions firm but slow; only job trade
done. Lard nominal.
CINCINNATI. Oct. l0.-FiOur unchanged ;
family "a 7Ja5 so; fancy $ 25(G5 75. Wheat
dull and heavy; No. ? red winter. 81 O3l on
spot. Corn in good demand and firm at 50l2c.
Oats stronger at Soc. Professionalism steady.
Lard quiet at : soc. Bulk meats dull; shout
ders 25c, clear rib 6 I5c. Bacon quiet;
shoulders 25c, clear rib : soc, clear sides
: size. Whisky active and firm at 81 l3- sugar
unchanged; hards q S(d954c; New Orleans Ga
g534c. Hogs firm; common and light, - Goa
y; packing and butchers 81 SOFAS %.
BALTIMORE, Oct. l0.-Oats higher and urn
southern. 3jG39c: Western, white 31(GSgc
quito mlNed @5(G36c; Pennsylvania, 3d(d39c.
IfoVlslons closed steady-POrk. mess Sl3 90.
! Bulk meats shoulders and clear rib sides,
| packed, &c and Sc. BacOu-shOulders re,
Clear rib sides SIC. Hams, l69I7c Lard,
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THE steamships of this Company are APP
Il pointed to sail from Baltimore for Savan-
nah EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY at o'clock P. NJ, and from Savannah
for Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY and FRI
DAY as follows:
VIM. LAWRENCE, Captain L. A. HOOPER,
FRIDAY, October u, at Pm.
VIM. CRANE, Captain J. c. TAYLOR,
TUESDAY,. October 10. at AN.
JOHNS HOPKINS, Captain J. S. MARCH,
JR., FRIDAY, October 10, at 8 A.
VIM. LAWRENCE, Captain T. A. HOOPER,
TUESDAY, October %, at Pm.
Through bills lading given to all points
West, all the manufacturing towns in New
England, and to Liverpool and Bremen.
Through passenger tickets issued to Pittsburg
Cincinnati, Chicago, and all points West and
Northwest.
JAS. b. WEST Il CO., Agents,
ia BaV street,
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1 am sure that Swifts Specific
saved my life. was terribly poison
ed with Malaria, and was given up
to die. Swift's Specific relieved me
promptly and entirely. | think it is
the greatest remedy of the age.
c. q. SPENCER.
Sup't Gas Works, Rome, Ga.
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EI.E.-There was a good inquiry. but bust
ru-- continues restricted ON account of the
H-Htuherug-. the market being very poorly
supplied. The lower grades are very easy.
BIO choice grade- are firm. and prices con-
ruur tu Boz maintained. The sales We're SdN
mil M q. umnfN.
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Qarhima.
piunrrrs.

A GOODRICH, Attorney at Law, I2i
N. Dearborn street, Chicago. Advice free.
IS years experience. Business Quietly aud
legally transacted
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Connections.
Savannah, Florida & Western RY.


SUPEKINTENDENT7s OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, July %, 1883. I
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, JULY 20,
~ 1885, Passenger Trains on this road viii
run as follows:
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Merchants and Miners TranSpOrta-
tatiOn Company.
FOR BALTIMORE.

CABIN PASSAGE. .sl5 90
SECOND CABIN .............. y Cd
EXCURSION Observation-Disclosures. 25 20
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zf1rpflimaI.

Swift's Specific has been the means
OF bringing health and happiness TO
thousands who were pronounced in
durable Of Blood and skin Diseases.
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Railrua0e.
Charleston & Savannah RV. Co.

SAVANNAH, GA, Sept. 81, 1888.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, Sept. ODD, at
- 4:25 m, and until further .,:ce, trains
Will arrive and depart as follows:
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NUMBER 306

gor. agriculture, Miller OF New York,
we, Malone; postOfliCes and pnstroAls,
Hin, vice, Forry; pensions, Mitchell,
vice, Plat, mines and mining Wilson,
vice, HI; revision law, Ccrgor, vice,
Miller or California; improvement ot the
Mississippi river, NuuNIcs, vice, Mitch
ell, transportation rou'es to selboard,
Aldrch, vice, Hartiso"; examination Of
the branches Of he civil service, Cullom,
vice, Sawyer, Nicaragua claims, MaIey,
clcc, DAVIS of West Virginia; public
buildings and public grounds, Malone
vice, Rollins,
Sherman and Wilson have been placed
on the committee Of foreign relations;
Miller OF New York, fills the vacancy on
tue iinaucr committee Fry holds the
fourth place ON the commerce COM
mlttce.
The remaining changes are uuimpor-
tant.
In the revolutionary claims committee
jones ot Florida will succeed Johnson.
Edmunds was not present., but the fol-
I lowing letter from him was read
40 my brethren srutturs. Gentle
men. At the close ct the last session
when the large number OF republican
/ senators elect had no voice In the selcc-
! ton of the president pro tempurc, aud
/ when none OF those who were then in
/ office that had been reelected could be
| chosen tor the place you did me the great
| honor t. place me In that office. | felt
! then that had your range at choice been
n great ns II now H. another senator
| would have been your choice. as he would
| have been mine. The difficult then exist
| ing are nov removed. gladly hasten to
return upon your hands the uncmhar,
inssrd disposition of the trust which the
senators imposed on me and to invite you
! to proceed to elect another president pro
/ tempOru ui he senate.
with grcntlul thsnks for this unsought
| proof OF the confidence shown me Hnd
with wish to be relieved; am faithfully
1 yours,
(Signeh) GEo. +. EnNuNns.
The caucus postponed action ON the
letter Tor the reason TINT senator Anthony
. has not vet been sworn In Tor the present
term, but informally determined that
when the time of action WAS reached,
Senator Anthony should receive the
| nomination Of The caucus Tor the prcsl-
dcncy ol the senate.
DEMOCRATIC CAUCuH.
WAsmNGruN, December lO-At the
caucus ot democratic scnntors the M
nnrlty chmrmunships were fixed IA fol.
lows Private land clums, Bayard. en-
crossed bills, salisbury epidemic dis-
eHSes, Harris, revolutionary claims,
Jones Of Florida; Nicaragua clnima,
MaNcy; additional accommodations oi
the library, Noorhrcs Jones tukes the
place oi Barrow ON tho elections com,
miltee; Vance and Brown succeed John
stou and Call ON the foreign affairs com
NIT ce; Cali tax y tho pl ,rr Of Davis. OF
West Nrginin, On the finance commit
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SIIoIIIy NIl-Inl1e

The man who delivers ice for John
Farley was shot IN tine hand yesterday
evening while crossing tho square. The
fact could not be rscertnIned last night
with certainty, and II Is not deemed adj
yisable to give any OF the wildcat rumors
conc rniug It,, though 1t seems evidently
10 have been case Of m staken iden-
tlfy
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sIlHuKE ur sEDIuous LITERATURE.
NGrNNA. December 10. A number of
seditiou. placards found posted about
Stockornn aud pamphlets bearing tho
signatures Of anarchists have been seized
10y the police
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Just received, beautiful line N New
Yea, wedding, chrome and visiting
cards. Call aud see them. Lowest
local prices guaranteed. t. Kellner <
Co 10 Austin street II S-lw
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EnYnt.
why THEY LOST.

CAIRo, December lO.-A sergeant OF the
Black forces that took part I'm the engage
mont with the Yin men, states that the
Egyptians would have defeated the rebels
hut Tor the bad conduct OF the Bashi Ba-
HOuks.
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INTERNAL. MACHINE.
Dispensing NationaIls,s Meeting Work
Ing 10 Savs 0'0nnnClI The French
Ready to AtiaCk-A Poet Made Peer
uoNoim To TIE poEr

uoNoB To TIE PnEr.
LoSpoN, December 10 reuuysou,
tho poet, Inns been created barou,
STILL sTRWING TO AID.
loNnoN, December lO.-Guy, who
wa, q Dounells solicitor, begs the Jury
who convicted HIM to conndentially
communicate with him, u, he desire, to
nddresH them upon u matter Of extreme
urgency. lie says Nll means NJ COM
muuicitlng with hem have fniled. IA hc
whs refused u copy II the pHueI before
the trlnl, aud he has been unable TO AS
certain their identity since.
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Ireland


LIMERICK, December lO.--A vessel con.
tainng twenty pounds OF gunpowder, and
provided with u fuse lying In II. was found
nraI here last night and co tycyrd 10 the
barracks a nun named Jcrvry has been
arrested as he Is suspected OF Knowing
something about thu matter.
pGsrER,ING NAIIoNALis1s.
DuBLGS, December O.-NUtwithstand-
ing that tho government forbade the hold
ing OF a national league meeting at Lnngh-
rea Yesterday the meeting was held near
The town. The authorities despatched tho
police 10 dispense It, but the meeting adj
iourncd before the police arrived. A mo-
ton was passed ~hIch denounced enforced
emigration.
letter from the bishop OF Clonlort was
rend, declaring thai there wa, room In
Ireland Tor double the present. population.
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SEASONABLE GOODS.

Atmore's Mince Meat
New York Buckwheat.
New Orleans Sugar House Syru
New Orleans Sirop de Bstterie.
Pure strained honey
All the Condiments necessary for
Fruit cakes, Mince Pies and Plum
Puddiugs.
JOHN +. MARSHALL.
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complied provisions OF the Thurman act.
by feters: Granting a pension to To
soldiers In the rebellion when they shall
have reached the age OF 10 years
BY Hanback,: To repeal the timber and
pre-emptou laws.
By White To lessen crime and humsn
suffering from alcoholism by restricting
the diSullation OF spirits TO scientific and
medicinal purposes only.
Also one IN permit soldiers and sailors to
obtain In money tie vulce vt the hpm,
stead 10 which they are entitled, and pro.
posing constitutional amendment grant
ing the right sufitAgr To woman, also ono
Hppiupiia ing @2j,MOOO0 wear Tor five
years to aid the common schools.
Turner requiring yeas and nays be
taken ON the p9ssagrW any Till app o.
printing more than $4,000; also one put
salt, trace chain.. and agricultural nipple
ments on tue tree list
Wills to uuthur2' tie withdrawal
from distillyry warehouses without TAX.
spirits to be used In industrial purposes.
also one tn cstRbli.hH bureau OF statistics
ut labor nlustty.
The call WIS here Interrupted to a,-
low Hewitt tn offer the following solu-
tom That this house bring to tn" notice
OF the president the case ct Patrick
h'bunncll, claiming to be a citizen ut the
United States, now under sentence vt
death in Great Britain, In the hope that
the president secure suvn reasonable dvir '
of the execution nI the sentence ~ will en-
able the president To ascertain whether
the said ODonnrll be n ctZrn of the
United States, and II so, whether he has
been tried aud convicted IN accordance
with the muuclpW laws oi Great Britain
and the requirements OF International
law
lhe resolution was adopted and the
call continued.
10y hlng, to ,Pua'ize the pay OF male
AMI female employees "i the government
hy EISto\' TO remove certain burdens
rom the American merchant marine ms"
one To constitute ou'r'" "I commerce
anu haNlH'unn, ~ one |" encourage
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''oT' "a ',, w., W ''''
az t nla,,',' 'n'i'' ~, ,.i 'i,' ul., r,o
tor,,s -, ',,r,,r,s,rrc, .h,IIn,.,,t, ',,.,i ,.,I
md 4, ,,n cnn,,tos. sh ,,I maj ,rh. nh'
door of I'M. Nil T.. tn ,,,,.,, ,nn,,rns. IA ,nn.t
immrdin,pl,' alter thr,lrcii,nnt the MON.
Der. ia the new congress ins'rod of thir-
teen months after, and to pruyidrtwo long
sessions IT each congress. instead OF one
long An | one short ns now.
By Morse. repeating the act tor the coin
age ui the standard silver dollar
Bv Whiting, tn remove MI tax on the
circulation of H. National Bank associa-
tion; also one to fix the amount Of circu-
IA h III
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CnreImI MnIchnnn.

The fire alarm last night was given 10y
Mr. MoCleluud's watchmlu, from box
No Is.
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NAsHISuTOH, December 10. Nom.
orial was presented from tn Mexican
veterans nshiug That a pension hc
granted them, The ,taudIng and other
cDmmittcGs were then appointed.
Bills were lutr Nducci, by I'M, pr Wild
ing for coinage Mt the branch mint III
Denver.
Cameron Of Wisconsin, to regulate
the elections Of rep osrutitIyrs to con
gres-, uud To punish violations there Z.
Ingalls,, TO prevent unhNiul oucl' sur
OF public lands.
The resolution was agreed to author
izing the committee ou m lthry affairs
to enquire into tine cNpodlrucy ~ pur-
chasing he entnmpmuut grounds oc H.
ped by the revolutionary army a. Valley
FORGE fr u national park.
There were also offered the following
which tHe senate was asked to have
| printed:
"Resolyed, Tint IN the Judgment OF
/ the senate the public debt IA not pub.
/ lie blessing, and amy measure OF financial
/ policy, looking to the perpetuatiuu of
/ the present interest bearing national
/ debt, for tho purposes OF national bank.
ing, or on any account meets with the
disapprobaliOn OF this body, and should
he viewed with alarm 10y the Taxpayers
OF the United States.
Hill called up the resolution asking
tho secrelary OF the interior to furnisl
copies OF all the papers relating to tn,
transfer Of the land grnnt 10 tho New
Orleans, Baton Rouge & Vicksburg rail
way company, to Tia" New Orlenpa PacIli,
railway company. He said that abou
2,OOO,OOO acres Of land were at stake II
this mat er. The land had been granite,
il 1871, AMI by the term. ~ tho Rc
granting it the claim Ind lapscd iv,
years ago. At that time the road no
being built and there was now an ut
tempt 70 transfer the land 10 the New
Orleans Pacific raj way.
ingalls, said that the matter Ind bocl
before the attorney general. who ha
given ms his opinion that the grant of lane
by the act OF congress was a grant In pre-
sentla and vested the company with In
teTeEt In certain lands, but the grant die
not require procession ard attach 10 an
specific lands until the route 1T the ron
had been definitely located, proviSOs r.
, curing that the road bee built Ia yen
I we're merely a condition subsequent mad
and which did not work the iorlritur,
hut enabled the utrd - tc, 10 derllr
forfeiture by mean, Of the proper iuIiclr
. proceedings, bur until such declaration o.
, forfeiture h ,d taken place the grant IL
81 mtinrd IN In grantee, and the Bu'o
4 Rouge company had the light Ia tiau,io
/ H. interest IN the New Orleans & PAciii
company. ~dCh was syllabus OF the Aitoi
= ney general opinion.
Ingalls, stat d thai he hnd laard tins
this session would he characterized h
: onRlaughts on the department NJ the n
: terror. lie did not know WHETHER m
setttor from Colorado 1IIilJ ahurrd Tia
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CLrvrLASp, o, December 0,-The
Union rolling mills were most y de-.
strDycd carly this morning by fire, origi.
mating IN The pumping room, u 1, sup
slD.OOD, on III echncry, psopahly 100000
;, $50, 900: insurance not ascortaiuRblr
to-day. Much Il the machinery, 1t Is
thought, will be left IN fair condition.
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II. Behrens will remove in January
next to No. n, Austin street. -l2lldGW
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PirrsnruG, December lO.-Frauklin
NJ. Gordon, the cashier NJ the Peoples
National bank and one VI the Oldest
aud best known citizens Of tins city,
died OF pneumonia last cvauing.
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Oyarcnnts worth IS


At SANdER Bros.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-12-06
Hon. D. 3. Laeas on RamdOIpA.


We hadn't the pleasure Of herring Hon.
Daniel b. Lucas address on Randolph Of
Roanoke" but quite a number OfaPPrecia-
tive people did. Below We give the reAec-
tions OF one Of the audience;
AZ Washington Hall on Thanksgiving
evening 7 had the pleasure Of hearing the
Hon. b. b. Lucas deliver lecture on the
political life Of John Randolph Of Roanoke
for the benefit of the Lee Memorial Asso-
citation. The Honorable gentleman gave a
very able lecture, filled with historical facts,
interviewer with peculiar interests with the
language Of the speaker which is iorcible
and fun of the vim of intellectual power
His definition of Emancipation and Aboll-
ton. 10 the full import Of the question which
has avcitated both sections OF party dlvls-
ion. was wonderfully plain and comprchen-
sive. 10 is q subject so versatile-SO full OF
interest TO the political reader as well as
social-it is with skill you can keep within
the circle OF so vast q subject, connected
with so much magnitude of the life and
character of Randolph. / regret the Hall
was not filled and packed with the Literati
Of Charlestown. Mr.. Lucas, rs a speaker
without the subject of his lecture, should
have filled the IIalI-as his lips speak the
e,0quence Of pure intellect. II. ". b.
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IL is stated that the ancient Egyptians
when .hcy feasted always had a skeleton at
the table with them This was for the pur-
pose Of reminding them that even in the
milst Of mirth and rayely death was apt to
come. Let him come when he will and he
is unwe,comc. The Egyptians sought to
teach that all should prepare for the grim
monster and be resly % follow him, let him
cali when he would. The lesson can well
he remembered to-day. Al should live
pr,pared 20 dieatany moment, and allshouid
learn now while i'm the full enjoyment of
health and its pleasures that Pcruna is the
greatest remedy In theworld for the diseases
e. which flesh is heir Ii can be procured
at any drug store. ASK your druggist for
Pcruua. the great tonic.