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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-24
saturday, December s. Isss.


within legal hours, the following describaa
property, situated In city Of Memphis, Shell
b. county, Team, 10. witt ~
Lot No ii In Browns subdivision -Four
teenth district Of Shelby county In Tenth
ward, fronting IS feet on north side Of q eorTia
street and running back between parallel
lines 2l6 feet; said lot being also described n
Of dimensions ~ feet front BY us feet deep.
Also the east part B I said lot No II, front
ing ~ feet on tho moth side Of 0eorgia street
and running back between parallel linoa l7d
feet; said lots being sold as the property Of
D N Dunoe,. n D Miller, J BWetherell
and Martha u McDAyitl. ~ WV n
Also lot No "a In browns subdivision.
fronting rs feet on the north side on doorrla
street and running back betWeen parallel
lines l78 feet, Sold a. the property 81 ID M
DuBoso, J ND Miller and , ID Reihersil.
Terms Of sale-On 4 credit Of eeven IN
months, purchaser 10 execute note with rood
security lien retained, right and c6uits Of
redemption barred.
THIS November III, 1888, nmnn n
r j BLACK, Clerk and Master.
by N Dradloy, D,,o, I'M. n
n M .d aIIsl'lsll, ER sPiVk bha w Heb
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Fire Escape Ordinance.

DE u Ordained by the Legislative Council
~ That section 1863, page ZIG Of I'd Digest OIL
Ordinances, be and Is hereby amen ed By in.
serting after the words Taxing District, In
the third and fourth lines thereof, the follow.
ing words: "Or any building where manu-.
factories, .dressmaking, millinery or any
other kind lofwork whatsoever IL carried on
IN the third story or any story above The
third story Of said building.u ="
Passed November s, 1888.
'N DAVID P. MADDEN,
40 -, President.
Attesk c. L. PULLEN, Secretary. Is
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-24
A BLOCKADERs LAST RUN

The Remarkable Escape and
Finaf Capture of the COnIede-
rate steamer 6usanna-An In.
eident Of the J asst Days OF the
War.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-24

"a CARD.
To all who arc suffering from the errors ana
indisoretions, Of youth, nervous weaknoss
saT 1s. dSseay l9sS Fl manhood ete will sem
gHARGk. This great remedy was discovered
BY . missionary IN South America. Send
lelt-adJressed envelope u the Rev. JosHPH 4,
isHAS. Atrti"n o New York City. NJ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-24

steamer Prof. Morse, sunk am Nos
vember Ii, four miles from Handker,
ehiei Liehtship. Crew saved.
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rested by Time. For Throat Di,

IUNttu " EIIIIe, For Throat Dis
eases, Colds and Coughs, BRowE's BRos-
oHIAL TRocHEs have proved their ell
cacy by test Of many years Price, %
cents,
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Chsncery Sale of
Real Estate,


No. 45s2 R--ChRneery Court Of Shelby couii-
ty-The state Of Tennessee for its own use
etc, Va McKeon et All -.
II virtue q AZ interloootory decree forsaie,
~ entered in the above cause on the 18th day
Of April. 1883, Al B s8, D sal win s6lI a
public auction. 70 the highest bidder, in front
Of the Clerk and Masters Office, Courthouse
y she'1y county Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, December $, Isss,
within legal hours the following described
property, situated in the city OF Memphis,
shelby county. Tenn., to-witi ~ II
The vest one-hRlf ~ Of lot S6l on the
north side Of Union street 7lsl4s feet, sold
as the property Of 5 0 0feonlaw. ri III
Terms Of eale-0n credit Of seven az
months, purcf aser to execute note with good
seeqrity,lien retained and redemption barr Cd.
This 7th day Of November, 1851.
ra-iS.g. R. ]. BLACK, O. 4 Nj.
Byy n Bradley. D. o. a NJ = y NJ =
fHHeiskell, VIM NJ Smith, @ W Heiskell
and finlay x Peters, soils for complainant.
UNN|N|sN. 'H|NN .M|| .ffH * Xxx
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Cha following landsi .inl.I4.i.
lat One lot, south side Of Market street
bKl0O feet, on which u a tWo-ttory brici
house number 80 Market street. N 1r
ID, lot l2i, Lane aubdivi6ion, east Of Mem
pills. 70 feet on the east side OF Dupros strool
~ 1881 feet, on which i q eno-stoEy iraml
house Of six rooms; said lot between Ian,
avenue and Louisville railroad,
ID, Lots ) and 2. PeytOn snbdivikiod. 10.
gether fronting VIZ feet on north aldo Of oid
Raleigh road and running back on west Sidl
1914 parallel 70 Pei ton ayenuo and On III
east side l3i feet parallel With said avenue,
.ith, North half 0f lot " Of the Dunn sub.
division, oast Of Memphis, fronting in ioel
~ south side o. Union avenua by $50 foot
Ith, Lot on north aide Of New Raleigh road
at Intersection OF sample avenue, Containing
several ecres and fully deicl bed IN the deed
% the Mississippi Valley ms, Co., in boob
Us, page ~. On this lot 10 house contain.
Terms OF baie-Credit on seven month";,
notef bearine interest from date Of sale with
personal security. and deeds to Be executed
~ the receiver retainipg lien, Redemption
barred, A. HATOnRrp. Racsivor.
Smith 4 Collier, J D ClQush, u 4 II Leh.
man. u " Humea, Craft 4 Cooper, Atty0, VI
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Gen. 6. 7. BEAuREGARD, of Louisiana.
and zen. IUBAL A. EARLY. Of NlrnInIa,
Capital Prize, $4,000.
Notice Tickets are eIO only. Ha,va~
70 Fifths, 81; Tenths, 81

-OO TO-. 1880
2,z7s Prizes, amounting TO-. - s5qa bOo
APpncation for rates TO clubs should 'be
4 made only to the once Ofthe Company IN New
For further information, Writa oIssrIv civ.
Ing full address. Make p. q. Mnnsv 1, ~ ~
Paya1ls and address Registered Leltersto
Ne" orleans National Bank,
vo. New Orleans, Ia.
fSsrAL NOTES and Of binary letters Nv
NAL " or kxpresa (all sans Of 95 and inward
py hxpress atour expense) to
iHt a n A. DAUPhIH,
or n. A. DAUPHTk, '"Vi'seAssA ""
601 Seventh ~, Washington. N. n.
Ut ..-I AZ West Court street. Memphia, Tom. !
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-24

The Seminole, which figured in The
above affair, was employed BY The
United States government during The
war 10 cruising along the South All.
lantie and Gulf coasts in search Of the
many enterprising blockaders with
which theoOastand West India waters
we're infested. She captured and a..
sisted in the capture Of q number Of
vessels in which several OF our citizens
were interested at that time. Ater
the war she was sold 10 the Niekefson
line and ran as a merchant steamer
between Boston and Savannah for a
number Of years.
She was taken of a little ever year
ago to give place to the new ateam~
ships City Of Columbus and Gate City.
Her engines were taken out and she
has since been used as a barge. The
following paragraph Of marine intelli
gence records her last run:
Barge Seminole, from Hoboken for
Boston, coal laden, while In tow ofthe
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-24
Administrators Notice.

NHB undersigned having been appointed
4 administrator Of the estate Of JOIN aii@
more, deceased, late Of Crittendon county,
Ark, hereby gives notice to all persons hay.
Ing elaims against said estate 10 present nv
same duly, authenticated as prescribed by
Jaw, and All persons Indebted to said estate
will please call and settle. 7'i'1 l''''''1
ssAS " RICHARDSON, Administrator,
bzOo "a ~ 224 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-24
Buckwheat Flour Al
2Is MAIN and 81 ADAMS STREETS
Aaad What a Patient saws Of i

The Pa5tilles purchased from Won IA Anenh
prove 10 me most conelnsively that awhile there y
life there Is hope.n They did their work FAR H.
You'd my utmost expectations. for certainly dia
not expect that habit OF FOURTEEN YEARsi
DURATION could be completely gotten under cor.
trol w lhe exceedingly short time OF two months
ohh et.ure you that no false mOdesty will Keen ne
Ircm uoing al that can In adding 70 the snecess
"hlch WIZ surely crown so beneficial remedy.'i
aver extract from ietief datsd-w. Va Dec g. ISL
HARRIS Re NEEDY CO MFG CHEMISTS,
s1es N'lOh,St sit ST. LOUIS, MO.
oas X'aAits'l'zHt 81 two month"; IS, three nuuiAs
BIARsFIELD a 90.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-24
Chancery Sale Of
Real Estate.

No. 1913. R-ChAnoery Court Of Shelby county
state Of Tennessee for its own USE, etc, vs.
Martha M Parker ct al.
RY virtue Of an interlocutory decree foy
~ sale. entered In the above cause on fhe
18th day Of May, 1893, NJ b 3S,p $40, [ will fell
At public auction, 10 the highest bid.
dor In front Of tho clerk and master'l
once, courthouse Of Shelby county, NJ emphis,
Tennessee: on
Saturday, December s, ISS3,
within legal hours, tho following described
property, situated In city Of Memphis, Shelly
county, Tennessee, to. wit:
Lots and 8 block 3, on east side Of Tennas.
Martha M Parker, Matte N Parker and o b
Parker.
!, Also lot "a block 7, 6O1isO feet cornsr Of
sonth and Oausey streets. sold us the property
81 Ihomas Callahan, Ann Callahan Dempsoyl
Dempsey, Rory Davis and Jas Flaherty.
L. Also lot block S9i 76xl20 feet, on the wet
SIDE OK Csusey street. sold as the property of
Jane ID Crook. Samuel Cutler, VI s Bruce
trustee Patrick Sullivan, s Woodruff and
Terms q sale--O On credit Of 7mopths. note
WITH good security, lien retained and redemp-
This November 7, 1888.
ByJ NJ Bradley, D OH NJ N '"''''
K u Heiskell. VIM M Smith, c w Hoiskell.
u EdginRton, solicitors. 1885
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-24

II NDK r decree 10 this cause made No
ton, In front Of the courthouse, N Memphis,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-24
ROUCU NJ CnpUs j,

Ask for Wells Rough on ICOrns. -
loo. Quick, complete, permanent
cure. Corns, warts, bunions.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-24
chancery Sale Of
ESTATE.

No B5l, R-ohanoery Court Of Shelby COUNTY
The State Of Tennessee for lie own use
ETC., W d NJ DuBote ct al.
pl virtue Of an interlocutory decree fol
10th day OF Nay, 1888 n B So, D $40, L win
sell, al public auction, 10 the hiehost Bidder
In front Of the Clerk and Matters ONCE
courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis
Tenn, on I.ffM" EF-'I-T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-24
Chancery Sale
OF

OF
REAL ,ESTA.T'E
No. lsIs, ]. chanesry Court Of Shelby county
The State Of Tennessee ior lts own uss.
etc., Va r NJ MoKis OF al.
RY virtue Of an intsrl0outory deoroo for
~ sale, ontered In the above cause On lhe
18th day OF May, 1883, M b IS, D $50,
viii cell, at public auction, 70 the highest bid
der, IN front Of the Clerk and Masters once,
courthouse OF Shabby county, Memphis, Ton
neSsoe, on
Saturday, December 8, 1883,
within legal hours, as 70 the Following de-
sQrihed property, situated In city Of Mem
phie, shelby county, Tenn, to-Wit:
Lotto, block 81, Talbot sabdlyislOni bQKll21S
Ruth street and running back Weatwardly
Also lot II. block "a. Talbot nubSivisiop.
bnxli2 feet, west side OF Ruth street. Said
gEoPerty sod ~ As b the PEoRsrty q Edward
John and AElnoa Burton, d II poslon and
James A finnie, trustees, l ~
Also lot11, block ii, Causoy street, west
side, i2xl20 feet Sold as the property Of WI
Lend spsan ButloF, NJ Aand O W Chan
dler and NJ . Henderson.
Also lot -, block Is, south side Of Calhoun
street.. b6xl10 feet, mofe particularly de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at a stake
ll'a ieet from the intersection Of the West
side 81 fernando street Gas offended BIZ John
Overton with tho youth side OF Calhoun
street, and runs thonoo westwardly with Gall
noun street ~ feet 70 Q atako; thence AZ right
aneloe 70 said street 40 ioot 70 al alley;
thence eaftwardly with said alloy 90 feet 10
lot W thence AZ right angles 70 said Alloy no
teet % Ne beginnlnF., sold ~ the properly
q NJ Mekie. Catherine Mokie and John
Z Terms Of SAXON a cfsdh q sovSn a,
months, purchaser 70 execute note with good
gecuri!yi lien retaipsd aud redemption
barred,
This November tn, lisa. ,,...,.a 49,
X y BbAUk, Clerk ana Mastor.
nls a BrndloI, u. q, and N.
y L 4 hsilkell; Nm y Smith. . y Hellkell
----.-- M. ILL Il q
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-24

"a To Clergymen, Lawyers, Literary Men,
Merchants, Bankers, Ladies and all whose
sedentary employment causes Nervous Pros,
tration, Irregularities Of, the blood, stomach
bowels or kidneys, or who REQUIRE nerve
tonic, appetizer OF etimulent Sdma,ftdn Ney.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-24
NChancervlSale
{ saturday, Decembe l 8, Issa,

within legal hours, the following described
property situated in city Of Meu phi, SheibJ
county. Tennessee, to wit:
LOT block u, ST ide Of LaRose street
irontirg % feet on laRose rect and runuipG
pack between parallel lines Is feet, so a AZ
me property Of II sauna McDonald Bandy
" dordon tru,too, and II 7 Cohse n
Also lots 3 and 4, block 81, corn Of Ala
bama and Seventh street, Tenth ward, front
ing III feet on south side OF Alabama
street and running back no feet. Lot 4 Is On
streets. and lot les just east and adioip ing
sold as the property Of Band A Rocco, II b
bprayser. trustee, aud Unipn ana Planters
Terms Of sale-0n a credis Of seven months
purchaser to eIeeuts note with good seen.
riLy; lion retained and rodeInpt,Cn barred,
This November I, 1888, T'7S ~
X BLACK, Clerk and Mastsr.
By N Bradley, D. O. Am,
@ Y u Heiskell, W NJ Smith. Q W Heiskell Il
, 1antt, soIs. 81 IS
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AMERICA AND FRANCE.
Pere Hyacinths's Lecture on the
Relations of the Two Countries.
Liberal Thought 10 be Guided
by Religious Cult.
New York Herald, 81.


There were more vacant seats 10
Steinway Hall last evening on the 90
casiOn of Pere Hyacinthe's lecture
than the friends of the eminent
French orator liked to see; but what
was lacking in point of numbers was
made up by the intelligence and the
sympathetic interest of the auditors.
The lecturer, whose subject was
America and France" was intro
duced by Mr.. David Dudley Field
with few kindly and appropriate re-
marks. Pere Hyacinthe then began
his lecture, speaking in clear, mellow
tones for which he is famous In the
course of his lecture he said. +
My SUBJECTS France and America,
the points of resemblance and of dit,
ference which exist between them, aud
the ties which bind the two countries
in bond of fraternal affection The
last century closed with two revolt
tions-that Of l7T6, which, was yours;
that Of 1880, which was ours. The
OUItCl VI uvNA tAC1t HcNVlutlouo Wa
the same-the creation of a new social
order ofthingse After this object had
been attained the people of both
countries once more placed themselves
beneath the rule Of the law.
/ must here point out to you that
widely different conditions have pro-
vailed in the two countries God has
been as good to you as.to US be has been
exacting. He has provided you with
countless acres of fertile soil. So lib
eral has He been to you in this respect
that Instead Of, as 10 Europe, soil be.
ing wanted for man, here you need
men for the soil. You arc free from
jealous neighbors. You have no his
tory. That is a privilege. That
leaves us without any glorious record
of the past in which we may pride our
selves, you will say, True, perhaps,
but it also confers a great boon upon
you-it leaves you free from the letters
Of tradition.
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We lay in port about eighteen
days, he resumed, "discharginp our
cargo and reloading with cotton, when
we again put to sea and passed the
squadron without being molested or
interfered with, Everything went
smooth until about sixty miles Of
Cuba, when we broke our Drank pip
and 50 disabled were picked out by
the Federal cruiser Metacomot com
manded BY Captain Jewett, and taken
to Philadelphia, was tried there in
the Federal Courts, and the Susanna
was condemned as a government
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-24
Saturday. December ., 1883,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in city Of Memphis, Shell.
BY county, Tenn, to-Wit:
=, Lots one and Wo u and q, block FIVE (5),
Fort PiekeringC sold as the property of Mrs
M FRANKLIN and Anna WRives.
Terms OF balo-On a credit Of seven IN
months, purchaser TO execute note with good
security lien retained and equity Ofrsdempi
This November 7, 1888, ~ 81
ROBERT J. BLACK, O. AN.
BY j: n. Bradley, D. U. AN.
NJ. u; Heiskell Wm. M. Smith and @. W.
helskell, sOig. an. 90 IS 5
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-24
Chancery Sale of
REAL ESTATE.

No. $50 RI Chaneery Court Of Shelby county
-Ihe stats Of Tennessee for its own use
etc Va Thos Fleming ct al.
r. virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
~ sale, entered In the above cause on the
lith day Of May, 1883. M B SO, D sos, | will
seli atpublic auction, 10 the highest bidder,
In mont Of the Clerk and Mastor1s ofIiee'
cositacnse o. Shelby county. Memphis Ten
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We'll, about as do now" was tic
reply, as the complacent Captain stood
with bis hands In bis pockets, quietly
smoking his cigar. True, there were
about 200 pounds of powder underline
bridge, where | stood, butts all 10 a
lifetime There's no use getting ex,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-02-10

Some of our exchanges are ringing the
words of Gambetta in III, last moments,
as indicative of his dying remorse. Gam
betta was man Of strong convictions in
his moments Of active thought, and what
he said, in our opinion, had no reference
to his future condition. In fact, we have
little faith in any mans death-bed &C
knowledgments, unless his life has been
squared with an honorable and upright
course, and then he must prove that his
mind is clear from delirium. Some of
the best people that ever lived, have died
araving maniacs, while others who havt
grown gray in sin and committed every
crime known to the decalogue repeated,
ly, have, with few hours manipulation
Of the priest easily beat the best and old
est saint to heaven, from the gallows,
because, forsooth, they claim that Eli
jah's horses and chariot of fire were pla-
ced at their disposal. Death-bed curses
and death-bed hallelujahss when the
body is wracked with fever, the nerves
'unstrng and the mind wanderins,amount
10 the same. with us.
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Until very recently it was disputed
point whether or not a negro was ever
known to commit suicide. Since then
several cases have come to light, and it
may be said that they are making fair
headway in this peculiarity of the white
mans civilization. A negro woman, in
U ut OF religious phrenzy a few days ago,
~t iire to her clothes and went off in a
olaze, shouting glory, going through one
nell TO escape another. Now, Samuel
wakefield, Ex-State Senator OF Louis
iana and deputy naval officer committed
suicide last week in New Orleans. There
are lew about this town who would
,oa'er a favor upon the citizens by emu
'a''hg their white brothers in this partic-
uiar' no matter how they might compli-
Vate their relations to the future.
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We feel assured that when the editor
Of the Walden Watchman looks over the
facts developed before the jury OF inquest
and the committing court before the
Magistrate, he will modify his remarks
in connection with the killing of Mr..
Charlie Wright Of Winona, by Capt W.
7. fowler Of this place. Of course, on
such occasions, rumor, with her ten
thousand tongues, flies all over the land,
proclaiming facts and fancy, truth and
hlsehood so strangely intcrmixed that an
editor is incapable, on the spur of the
moment, Of dividing right from wrong
and consequently we feel assured that
the editor Of the Waterman will, on a
calm survey of all the facts, be as willing
to accord justice to the living as well as
sympathy for the dead.
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Administrator A sale.

By virtue of a decree rendered on the
30th day of May 1882 by the Chancery
Court of Grenada county in the matter
of the petition of ". N. Pass, adminis-
traitor of the estate of. Robert Mayhem,
deceased, to pay debts and etc. / as
such administrator will sell at the front
door of the court honse of Grenada
county, in the city of Grenada at public
auction for cash to the highest bidder
IN
SATURDAY THE BIRD DAY OF MARCH 18 8,
the following described house and
lot of land, to wit: The undivided ]
interest of j Robert Maylew. in and
to the reversion in lot No. 180. "a.
1ecreed) in the East Ward OF the city OF
Grenada. in the county of Grenada, Mis-
sissippi TO pay debts.
AS administrator shall convey such
title only as vests in me a. such admin
istrator. W. N. Pass. :.
r. HoRToN, Administrator.
Solicitor. Feb 3rd, 1888 [3w]
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Some Of our Democratic contemporaries
.t,s. 10 see considerable disturbance

Some Of our Democratic cotemporaries
,.o,es. to see considerable disturbance
I M equilibrium Of politics this year.
u anticipate no eviiif the Democratic
,r,v will act in broad spirit of liberal
a ;,v and allow the dear people fair
nance in the selection OF the men whom
they prefer for office. Let the bosses
u u machine men stand aside for once,
nd allow every man to come up and de-
oosjt in the primary or general conven-
lion ,ous, his ballot for the men Of his own
aho;ce without challenge, upbraiding,
,.,.,re or menace, and the result will be
(. gil,iup. cheerful, united Democracy.
r our central villages, as usual, through
,luues and rings are to organize the
campaign by forestalling the action q
ne party with their selection ofstandard
hearers and their open and secret pro-
nunciamentos, then there will be music
in the air, and rent Democracy facing
each other in the strife for power and
plunder. Whether the individuals who
have 50 long directed the fortunes OF the
Democratic party in the different coun-
tes Of the State will relinquish their as
sumed right of knowing in advance OF
popular expression, who are the best
oualifed for official position, is matter
for each one to determine for himself.
This much, however, we may be permit
ted to say in the kindsst and most re-
spectful manner, anything like combina-
lions claim the right to put one man up
and another down, come whence it may,
will lead to general revolt all along the
line and open the way for dissensions
that must weaken if not destroy the
bonds that have so long held the Demo-
cratic party together.
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non. VIM. r. Moore is not a great
'~'eslnan, nor cunning politician, nor
aa exact parliamentarian, but we believe
nlln man Of honest convictions, high
moral courage and no stranger to the
"'eo'y y"inur government. Now l.e has
'u's plen the butt OF ridicule for some
PHpeSNltside, as well rs inside. III Ten
'VSsro' ind we would not be surprised il
1V''ie q ms revilers did not live to sec q
'uoh'llnent Of bronze erected to his
'nierv" 4" somewhere within the United
"''s whilc they will only he known IL
~ recollections 'i their abn-isN tol'
''''nS asrevilers VI wiser men.
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blood 1t has no equal. It tones up the
system, restores and preserves the
health, and imparts vigor and energy.
For forty years it has been in extensive
use, and is to-day the most available
Medicine for the suffering sick.
For sale by all druggists.