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DY virtue Of the terms Of n deed In trust
~ made to me by w j Ruleman and Aman'
da n kuleman, his wife, which Il duly re.
corded IN the Registers Office Of Shelby coun-
y, tennessee, In book No. ITO, pages 647 and
b4S, TO secure certain indebtedness therein
mentioned, the same being rast due and nm
paid, and l being requested BY the holde.
thereof TO sell, will sell to the highest and
best bidder, for cash, in front of the Court
house door. ia Memphis, Tennessee, on
saturday, January 27, 1883,
at u o'clock M, the following described reaI
estate, te-wit, Lying and being hi Shelly
county, Tennessee, and bounded AS iollows
first Irnct-BeginniDg at a stake near an
elm, n running west 60 chains andes links,
thence south 50 chains and 90 links; thence
east AZ chains and "a links; thenee south
chains and II links; thence east14 chains and
blinks; thence north 5 chains; thonos north
"a degrees west 9 chains; thence NORTH
2lh degrees east s chains;thenee north E
degrees west l chain and rs Links tke.ee
northl % degrees west Q chains and 80 links ID
the beginning, containing two bundled acres
ALSO thlrty-one acres two roods and twenty.
one poles, beginning ut a large poplar and
running. west along the center Of the RALEIGH
md Coyingtou road TO the east limo of " ii
PERSONS tract, : chains and 80 links; thence
south along the line 20 chains and 81 Links.
thence east along the line OF the s A Younv
tract % chains and s5 links 10 the northeast
corner Of said YounR's tract, thence alone
the meanderihgs Of the branch that runs west
OF \ CampbelIs house to the beginning,
Tho title Is believe 1 to be perfect but | will
sell convey only as trustee.
j. B. SCOTT, Trustee.
Memphis, Tenn, January 4, 1888, IN
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AT FnE Merry OF THE SEA.
The Wrecks OF the British ship
Endymion.
Nav York Tribune 10

new 1ork Irlbane, ~
The Dutch steamship Sehiedam. of
the Royal Netherlands Line, arrived
yesterday from Amsterdam, having
on board Captain W~aycTOfLtRo mates.
aud seventeen other persons, taken.
from the wreck OF the British ship
Endymion on the night Of January z.
The Endymion was a complete wreck,
wallowing in the heavy seas, and the
crew were completely exhausted from
exposure and want OF food and drink.
Captain Waycroft was found in the
Office Of j. ". Elwell & Co, No. 81
South street, last night. He said
I'VE sailed from MnskEash, twelve
miles from st. John, N. b., on De-
cember IL, with a cargo Of deals for
Liverpool. On the second day out we
encountered bad weather, which con
tinued until We were rescued. We
lost several sails, but suffered no other
material damage until the hurricane
we encountered on January |. The
seas ran terri6cally high, making a
clean breach over the ship fore and
ait, AMI sweeping everything movable
from the decks. One after another
the sails were blOwnirom their iasten
ings, and about 2:S0 on the morning OF
January 3 a sea broke the skylights
and flooded the cabin with water. We
were driven out Of the cabin, and
while myself and some others took
refuge in me iorecastle, Others went
into the nizzen rigging, where they re.
manned until after daylight and then
watched their opportunity to get for
ward The vessel was thus left to
the mercy Of the seas, as no one could
get aft to manage her. W. we're also
cut off from provisions or water for
three days, and our ~sufferings for food
aud drink were terrible. Then there
was the possibility of being swept
overheard at any moment staring us
in the face. All of our sails, boats and
compasses were also washed over.
board On the afternoon Of January
9, the weather having moderated, We
managed to get aft and into the cabin.
After bailing out some OF the water we
found a cask of salt beef. Knowing
that there was a tank of water under
the cabin floor, We got a piece Of lead
pipe, bored a hole through the floor
aud then, putting one end Of the pipe
into the tank, wesucked enough water
through the other end TO quench our
thirst. We then went forward, and
started a fire with the aid of some pc
troleum, and cooked some meat.
"At this time we only had one small
sail left. We scanned the horizon
night and day, hoping to see another
vessel, but we were not gratiied until
Sunday afternoon, January Z, when
the Sch;edam was seen. She bore
down upon US, but the seas we're run
ming so high that We feared no at
tempt could or would be made to res
cue us. When the Sehiedam came
within a quarter of a mile of US, we
saw a boat lowerered and soOn it was
alongside in charge Of the first officer
aud four sailors. The boat made two
trips before We were all rescued, and
the treatment VIC received from both
officers and crew Of the Schiedam was
very kind. We were given dry cloth
Jog aud everything else to make us
comfortable"
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Land Sale.

In Supreme Court Of Tennessee al Jaekson-
The state of Tennessee and County Of
SHELBY vs.. Robertson Topp and others.
N. pursuance Of the decree pronounced by
4 the supreme Court Of Tennessee, at Jack
son, In this cause May 3, 1852, / will offer for
sale, TO the highest bidder, Ia front OF the
Courthouse Of shelby county. IN Memphis.
Tennessee, on
Monday, February 10. 1888,
the real estate mentioned and desorihed In
cad decree as follows.
Lots p, %, &. % and q Of block Il in South
Memphis.
Lot q in block Il on Tennessee street.
Lots y, 40, IS and q, block 81, south side Of
Jessnmine street.
Lots 2. 3,!S, ., 10, IL, II and IS In block 81.
situated In Shelby county, Tennessee.
Terms Of fale-Cash,
jackson, Tenn january Is 1855,
JOHN II FREEMAN, Clerk.
w. W. Mcdowell, solicitor. lis III
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1IOnday, FebrnarY Ia. Iasa

the real esiate mentioned and described in
said decree as followt; Situated In the Tax
ing District Of Seelby county, Tennessee, To-
Wi{-Commencing at a stake, IT'S feet south
thence south 40 feet To q stake; thence wesi
2l1 feet 70 the land Of j., ". Moon; thenee
no ~ ~ feet 70 a twenty-6ye,foot alleyiihence
w;th the 20 .th side Of said alley, 2i2 feet M
ihe beginning. being lot No. II Of the W y
D9naldsop subdivision Of, country i5t No o.
the purchaser executing note with snSparnj
personal security and a lien retained an ~
property to secure the payment al the .sr
eha'e money. kQuity Of redemption hargsd
Jackson, Tenn january 10, 1883.
TB Edgiugton, solicitor, Xix i5i iS5 isa
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The Supreme Court of the United
States has decided that bottles 10
which ale and beer are imported are
subject to a duty Of So per cent ad
yslorem. in addition to the duty Of
30 cents per gallon on the ale and
beer contained in the bottles. The
question will naturally arise in the
the minds ofthe bibers Of foreign ales.
whether they will have to pay higher
prices for their tipples in consequence
Of this decision Of the big wigs at
Washington If slch should be the
case, many will DO forced to confne
their potations to domestic beer and
the more potent juice Of corn and rye.
At this change the Kentucky distiller
and Milwaukee brewer will rejoice,
and be exceeding glad. The above
decision was an affirmation Of the
judgment of the Circuit Court of
Louisiana in the case Of VIM B.
Schmidt ct al. against the collector at
this port.-[N. o. States.
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10Th day az March, Issa,

q the c9urthease in Memphis or Ts,in.
District OF shelby county, in Shelby connty
Tennessee, proceed 70 sell, Al pubiic a~netic.
% The highest bidder, for cash. the fcilowins
described roal ettate or 80 much thereof as
may be necessary TO pay the BALANCED des ~
the benehciaries 10 said trust desa'on tbs
notes therein described, VI , All that plans
tation and tract OF land known as "the Cb;i.
dress Rnd nf0wn plantation" situate In The
county Of COah0ma and State Of Mississipng
composed Of the following parcels, to-Sfli
The northwest quarter OF section Two. *
north half Of section three, lots one and ny
aud ono bird Interest In lot six Of %seclioD
tQgr, all IN township twenty-eirbt varse
tour west; the southwest quarter 81 ssction
twenty eilht, the east halt Of the southsast
quarter OF section tvongy, nine, lot one, two,
seven. eight aine and ton In section lhirtv.
wy. All Of section thirty three oyooDt ia
i2urteen, the west half Of the vest half md
tue o u'heaet quarter az the northwest auay-
Ter ana the west hall OF tho southeast ousrier
ana the evutheast quarter oftha Eonihesst
qNafiof and the eat half az the aoulhwest
qnarter Of section thirty, four, all In townshin
tFenty-niRe Of range -Four vest, and ~ eaat
bali of section ore { { townlhip Nv, ntv'aight
taAge iopi vest, containing about twenty
Ihree hundred and n0y one acres, more Of
The title 70 said property Is supposed 10 bo
RoQd. but l shall sell and CONVOY al truaiee
only. Sale Will take plseo between II o'clock
I'M; end I'm y. N. ESTES, Trustee.
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Saturday, February 8, 1883.
Chancsry Sale Of Real E.t.t.

~ -
No. 402h. R-~nhenees- na=-.s =; ,orn..
den ct al. @"'' ""f-
RY virtue of an i9tsrlocutory docrss fl,
~ sale, entered In the above oanSs
on the 4th day Of January, lsS2. M r NJ
~, viii sell 2. public auction. 10 ne
highest bidder, In front Of tie clerk and
mastere once, courthouse OF Shelby oountv
Memphla. Tennessee, on '
Saturday, January ~, 1888,
within legal hours, the following described
property situated in Shelby county, Tenn.
A certain tract, containing by estimation
tnree hundTed acres, more or less, bounded
on the north by the waters Of Biz CreeF cS
the south By Big Creeh and SomeTyilie rosS
on the east BY the land Of Win M SIedee. ana
OF inc west by the land Of N III Persen and
piek Yrenshaw. owned by defendant, May
Terms Of Saloon credit OF six month,
mote with approved personal security. Ijee
This January g., l88S. W
X. J. BLACK, Clerk and Martsr.
ny HooIge Mallory, d. g. + N,
Taylor d Carroll, collectors.
IO6l f2 lis i24
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Published By request
POOH

Fifty years age the London Morning
Chronicle published a poem entitled Poor
Humanity which excited much attention.
Of fifty guineas-was vainly made to discover
the authOr. All that ever transpired was
that the poem, in a fair elerkly hand. was
found near & skeleton Of remarkable beau'y
Of form and color. in the Museum Of the
Royal College OF surgeons, Line0ln's Inn,
London, and that the Curator Of the Museum
had seat them to Mr.. Perry, Of the Morning
Chronicle.
{ "a friend thinking that In lines e~vincing 20
much fee ina. as Il was q strange omission
not to include the Heart, has vsRtuIed to add
a sixth stanla-ED. EX,l
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Tennessee SoIdiers' Association.

Word, n.
AT the called meeting yesterday Of
the Executive COMMITTEES of The T'en.
nessee Soldiers Association. the iol.
lowing committees were appointed.
Constitution aud by laws-A I
Caldwell, II A Cox, A. d Wbsrton
Address D. Porter, D. c. Kel-
Collection Of historical faets-Mid.
die Tennessee. j. II. Moore. d W
Holman. 8. w. Steel: West Tenaas'
see. NJ G. Gallaway; East Tennessee
James l.. Gaines.
These committees are requested a
report nc che next meeting, In Febru.
ary. The day viii Be made Known
through the daily papers.
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The PUBLIC LEDGER book bindery
10 Madison street, is in the same build
ing as the leRspanpr end Job printing
establishment; is owned By the same
proprietor; embraces all machines and
material used in a first class book
bindeFy, end IL conducted by compe.
tent workmen, capable Of executing
work in as good and substantial 4
style as can be done anywhere.
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BetolS Thomas Fleming, J.. p. 6sr sh.iL.
foanty' lenn.-koper 4 Flaniean' NJ
League Assignee, vs.. Nathan dummin..n
.nis cause an attachment having bns.
~ sue0 oet nnQer section 1856 Of The 900 "
Aenneeaee, And returned levied unor 4 y
htepstsy q The defendant, Nathan hnm
ningS and ahdaylt having been mS3s N,Jhnn,
ss m Y indebted to the plaIASifs in t6e
account, and that the claim IA ina az Suy ~
Ne DEFENDANT .is a non-rssidant al M staas
q asnnessee; II 10 therefore ordeyea thst ss;$
eolenaant make hA peraonal aSpearanee NV
10 Mo'oiIceoth 'ns ~ aay u February, 1888. at
M4A, street. Memphis, Tcnnaa
aaa defend said attachment suit wi SIhIsasss.
S%S pIsssripsd p law, or the same via
81 yiSSsS o ~ S1;patte; and that a ovaV
ioRf weeke X the Public Lsdssy. "S'A ioR
Lhis the tth day Of January. iesQ
wl'titHS IhOs, FLEMING. Up.
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A wretcbed old hermit named
Austin Risley, who had lived in
mysterious retirement for many years
rear Aurora, Ohio, was found dead in
his barn a few days ago. Curiosity
led his neighbors to the hovel in which
he bad lived, but, with a natural
aversion, they avoided touching the
worn and dirty clothing which had
been taken from the hermit's body.
AT last, however, one Of the visitors
took it upon himself to search the
heap Of rags, and there, stored awayi in
wallets, in the lining Of the coat and
in the stockings, he found greenbacks
and bank notes to the amount Of $l5,-
or. The neighbors al once jumped
to the conclusion that treasures OF
gold and silver must be buried near
the house, and have been digging for
them ever since.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

OETUESDAY, January 80, 1887, In front Of
otice l6i Front street, city OF Memphis,
years old, about Il hands high, by virtue OF a
trust deed executed by w. W. Shepherd, on
March %, 1882, recorded In ohattel book ri.
page 2E3 records shelby Co.
li6 l2t A. M. BOYD q SnNc
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a UniyersaI COTTON EspO.iliOn.

NvWneiViai uhAttte Special.
WASHINGTON, January 20.-0n
Monday next = hill will be introduced
in both Houses Of Congress, providing
for the holding Of a Universal Cotton
Exposition in 1884, under the auspices
of the United States, the National
Cotton Planters Association, and the
city at which the proposed exhibition
is to be located. The bill has been
carefully uraWn, and emb0dies all the
features of the Philadelphia Centen-
NAL Bill, with the exception Of the
subsidy feature. No aid is asked from
the government. The location Of the
proposed exposition will perhaps De.
pend largely upon the inducements
offered BY the competing cities. Mr..
Z. &. Moorehead, President Of the
Cotton Planters Association, is here
working to bring the proposed exposi-
tion into prominence.
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Trustees sale.

QY virtue Of a trust deed made to me under
ID date Of june 10, 1882. and recorded in
book l42, page $50, Of the registers Office Of
shelby county, Tennessee. to secure a certain
debt due to the DeSoto Building and Loan
Association, l will. sell for cash, at public
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, at IL
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The IseopIes Worldwide Yer.
diet.

Burnett's COCoaine has been sold in
every Fiviliscd country, and the pub.
lie have rendered the verdict that it
Is the cheapest and best hair dressing
IN the world.
Rurnest's FlavOrius EXTRACTS are
invariably acknowledged the purest
and the best.
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salurday. FebruarY no.. 1ssa.

the property described in said deed as fol-
lows, viz; the southeast corner or division
Of lot Is in block SIS of Latham, Jones and
rackler su6divtson Of said block, fronting on
lines 14 feet, ~
Equity of redemption barred. Title be-
heyed TO be good, but [ sell as trustee only.
Ill l3T MINTER PARKER Trnstec
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Trust QaIa.

y p%ursuAnee Of the powers and provisions
qpa,hh gust DEED executed to me as trustee
- ~Ohlidress, duly recorded Ia the propeT
once OF CoAhoma county, Mississippf. .in
book z, page go Of record Of deeds ,Tto vhich
reference Is made, and at the request 81 ~
benehoiaries therein / will an f' " Nv
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Monday. February 10, Issa.

at the southwest corner Of Main and " .disan
streets, 10 the CITY Of Me,aphis, Tennesses'
during az hours, proceed 70 sell at public
rertAln lot Of land. lying in the city of Mem.
pals, Shelby county, Tennssfeo, boginniag n
q noint on the west line Of 81 Marlin sfreet.
~ feet 3 lnchss, A~Orihwatllt from the north
line OF Linden STREET and running thence
NestwaTdly wlth the south line Of the lot fo--
mttly owned By james Nusont, u. hset'to tPe
east line Of Mvlhofy llreet, ihehoe souih.
Yaraly with the east Side Of Mulberry Street
81 tett ihohea, thence e~astsafdly l7b, mora
Of lees, 70 the west side Of 81. martha stlS6t
81 feet 9inches't to tho beg inning, bofhE part
named truit deeds.
Equity % redemption waived,
Memphis, January IL, 1853,
III lB SAMUEL HIRsCH, Trustee,
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a OARDs
70 All who are suffering from the errors and
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., I will send
2 reeipe that will cure you, FREE or
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
BY q missionary In South America, Send A
se~lf-addressed envelope TO the Rev. JoeKPH 7.
lNNAN. Station D. New York City.
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We walk in the midst Of secrets,
we are encompasged with mysteries,
but it is an open secret that there Is ne
remedy in the world so wonderful as
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for coughs and
colds,
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Land SaIa.

In Supreme Court. Of Tennessee at Jackfon-
John League, .administrator of j.. @ Hook.
deceased, VS.. W. 7. Donaldson.
pursuance Of toe decree pronounced BY
4 me Supreme Court Of Tennessee, at Jack
son IN this cause April n. 1882, / will offer
Tor sale, 70 the highest and best bidder. in
'front.' q the Courthouse Of Shelby county, In
Memphis, Tennessee, on
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letters from an ca. Governor Of Kan.
sss, and also from quite q number Of
the representative men Of the State.
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trustee sale.

HINDER apd b. virtue Vt three trust dosds,
default having been made therein, and
Mnleh tIpst ageds are duly recorded respec-
lively lubbock No l2i page So. book No 12l,paRe
25t nd book No, l2i, page 90, Of the Resis-
ters Office Of Shelby county, Tennessee. /. AZ
trustee IN the pla Q Of tina trustee lSereh,
named, BY. reason Of being tho soerefary oI
tiOn, will on w
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ChanCerY Sale Of RaaI Es.aan

No. 402i, R~--Ohancery Court Of 81
nv nv ksIsdEe Of Al " Mary 4 Garden ct NJ.
Raa yntue Of an interlocEtory decree for SaIs.
Of 0rS Sanuary 1852, n ! page sos, / viii 'selIL'SSt
~ the SIoIon x 20 highest bidder, in front
oil SHELBY county. Memphis. Tennessee, on
saturday, January "a, 1883,
within legal hours, the following desoribsd
P.Cpsrty' situated in Shelby county, Tenn.
ao6 "A certain tract. containing by estimation.
ny, hI.ss, more or lesf, bounded on the
hoitn ~ the waters Of Big Creek, on the Sonth
oy kig Greek and somerville road. on Tie
east Dy the land Of VIM " SledRe. and an ~
vest hy the land Of N II Person and nioE.
S,sashaW' owned BY defendant, Mary L
Terms Of Sale On a credit of six mon,hs
nIlS WITH approved personal security, lien
retalned, redemption barred, W.
This January. 9th, 1883.
" George Mallory, b, @. AM. w
Taylor 4 Carroll, solicitors.
I6 fI2 l1s 1914
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Extract Of Reportrr from the Gel.

ebrated physician, Erasmus Wilson, OF
London, Eng Several severe cases Of
incipient Consumption have come under
my observation; all have been cured by
the timely use Of .'COIden's Liquid
Beet TOnic." (Remember the name
COLDES's-take no other OF druggists.
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Tuesday, February IL, Iss3.

at u o'clock m. on the southwest corner Of
Main and Madison streets, offer for sale and
sell TO the highest bidder for cash, at public
outcry, the following described real estA 10
being in the city Of Memphis, Shelby county,
Tennessee, known and designated on the
map Of said city as lot No, (2i3) two hundred
and th~irty-three, In the Greenlaw add ton
TO said city, bounded on the north BY lot No.
232 Of said addition, on tho east by Sixth
street, on the south by the public alley which
Is midway between haiiaranl and Greenlaw
streets, and west By the pablo alley which
liee midway between Fifth and Sixth streets,
one fourth feet geo on the west 5ide 81
sixth street BY a depth. Of one hundred and
forty eiGht aad oaelhRlf feet, together with
ALL the improvements and appuftonances
thereon. The III Is believed 10 be ERECT.
but 1 convey only as trustee.
TH0s, II. MlLBURN, Trustee.
r. D. Jordan, Atty, iIsiss
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ChanCery Sale of Real Estate

No. 2762, r. hancsry Court of Shelby county
Burton VI. Ed Shaw.
IA virtue Of an interlocutory decree rsaIe.
~ entered In the above cause on the I'd day
OF February, 1882, NJ B 81, P53, [ will selIs 10
public auction. TO the highest bidder. IN tront
o. the Clerk and Masters Office, oourihouse.
Of shelby county, Memphis, Tennessee. on
Saturday, February 8. 1888,
within legal hours, the following aercribed
to-wit. $500 @ehn''
Lot 10, Of Almsdia Talbot's subdivision os
block "a, on the plan Of South Memphis.
fronting ON west side of Ruth street 6ity mn
ieet and running back west between parallel
u42N feet. n"'A
Terms Of Sals-0n a credit Of six months,
purchaser 70 execute note with security. lien
retained, redemption bsrred. m
This January 11lh, 1888,
RI BLACK. Clerk and Master.
~ Geo. Mallory, d. O.. and M.
wilson 4 Beard, Humes & Poston, Wat
strong seruggs 4 Ray, solicitors.
Ill 112 118 1874 49,
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Hale's Honey of HOrehOund
and Tar overpowors the most trouble
some cough.
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Trustee sale.

Under and by virtue Of the terms of A
deed Of trust executed to me, Thomas
Miranda j, Miller, his wife, on the 2'st dsv
Of May. 1873, to secure to the Irish-American
Building and Loan Association the sum on
$500, a. appears Of record in the Registers
Office Of this county, 10 book No. l2I, page
$6, and default having been made Of the
charter, constitution and bylaw of said
assQciation. l will. as said trustee, on
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diseases.
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Pixies TOOthaehe Drops cure in
one minute.
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r'fLL 60 FOR IT..

| never saw him afterwards. On 70.
ing up to the Capitol | could not keep
the fun out Of my mind. II took
entire possession Of me and stayed
with me. | then saw Mr. Kerr. He
told me that Holman had consented
to let me have the half hour. It then
occurred 10 me that as Superior City
was near Duluth, and almost connect
ed with ii, that | could make some
funny remarks about Duluth in the
introduction Of my sneeeh on the land
subsidy, got the good will Of the
House, aud have my time extended
indefinitely, SO that | could deliver my
prepared speech. / sent for Friday
Globe, and By the neEt day had
thought out many things which / used
in the speech, But the great part