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TIE ciacin 1sti C1RRsreial was out on
Monday With one Of its articles opposing the
improving Of the Mississippi river. That
p spsr is upon the @ hio. and has no practical
knowledge of what is suitable for the Missis-
sippi. Its want OF qualii ations to judge
upon the subject was shown in the long ard
bluuderipg' war it made upon he jstties. Its
errors, mistakes, Misunderstanding, and er-
roneous predictions upon that subject are
eisar evidence Of its utter Incompetence to
>form . rational, well-founded, practical iude-
.meut about the improvements upon the Mis-.
ssissippi. Mere assertions, coniradictiors ar d
denunclatious from source that speaks
without kuosleSgs can have no weight. 1t
is actually so far from understanding ine
drift OF events as to say lhst TIE next Con-
gress may make "an appropriation te Try
the outlet sys.emi" The Atchafalaya is try
ing that system without any appropriation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-15

HUsTER's POINT, L. l., August IA
priz Eight took place between Dempsey, of
BROOKLYN, sud Turnbull, OF New York, about
4 O'Clock this morning. Tsenty-thJee rounds
we're fought, Dempsey being declsred the
winner. There was q large attendance oi
New York sports,
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THE interest 10 the Deuteronomy manu-
~urlpis grows rapidly, bat the worldly mind
ed ere intensely skeptical as to their genuine
n.ss. The deciphering advances steadily,
and grows more intert sting, while it is watch
ed with the closest attention by scholars in
every part Of Europe. 1t is noteworthy that
geographical Inconsistencies in the received
version do not exist in these manuscripts.
If the slips be forgeries, only scholar OF
the greatest eminence can have produced
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Missouri is coming into prominence az an
oil region. That such is the Gaze is eviden,
from the presence OF Philadelphia oil men
there Of experience, who sre exploring and
buying up lands at high price,. Missouri
has wonderful natural resource.
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THERE were reported to Brsdstreets
Agency 204 failures 10 the United States and
Canada for the week ending August llth.
This was thirteen more than the preceding
week and seventy three more Than the same
week in 1882. The Middle States bad thirty
eight, New England States ihirty>four,
Western States forty-seven, Southern States
twenty.one, Pacif, States and Territories
twenty-eight, Canada and the provinces
fhirtv-air
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The Cincinnati Commercial has but poor
opinion Of the likelihood of the $4,000, ,0Oo
debt of the late Archbishop Purcell being
paid, for it says: "Visions for a dividend,
unless it b, a very small one, may as we'll be
dismissed by the creditorp." The arch
bishops successor seems equally hopeless, as
he appeals for aid 10 meet the debt on the
grounds OF generosity aud charity. From
the jdslics of occupants of handsome
churches can nothing b. had7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-15

The Louisville Journal is doubtful about
Noah's ark being found, and thinks Nosh
broke it up 10 use as a shelter for his family
and burned the rest of the altar when he Of
tered sacrifice. Tue Journal is evidently
mistaken. After such food there was over
abundance of wood that had been floating of
and that was more handy for use than the
solid ark, which was capable of long service
as 3 residence up in the mountains when the
plains we're too hot for comfort. 1t is moi
likely that = patri.ark would 20 TO burning
up q solid structure when neither brick
layers nor carpenters were TO be had for love
nx naaey
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The postal notes are now ready to distribute
tohhe money order posiofiees throughout the
couztry. They cannot be used, however, be-
fore September 81. The notes promise 10
be abou. az great convenience as the Post
Office Department has ever given us-so
great, indeed, ihat the use of them may
easily degener ate into abuse. Especially in
large towns and cities where there is money
order Office, there may be 4 disposition to
use the notes to a considerable extent as
'"chsppen instead of silver coin,
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QRuMIS IDEA.
A CENTRALIZED MILITIA ADVOCATED BY TIL
ADJUTANT-GENERAL

A CENTRALIZED MILITIA ADVOCATED BY THE
ADJUTANT-GENE8AL
Washington special: SINE very alb urd
speculation is current respecting Adjt.. en-.
Drums purpose in asking the sdjutant-
generals of the several States for full infor.
nation about the militia Of their Siates.
They were asked specifically 10 say how
long 1t would take to put their Stale
quotas of total OF 100000 armed men in
the field. Gen. Drum, when asked about
this, said that the information was not
for ufe in his annual report. This remark
is the bssis for a great deal OF nonseosical
guesswork which credits Geo. Drum with
preparations for war with Germany; for a
war with Mexico; for puttiog down a great
riot on the part Of the wtrkinguen OF
the country. There is reason 10 ,lieve
that Gen. Drum simply desires this in
formation for a special report TO Congress
on this subj CT. Ii is we'll known that
Gen. Drum lakes a very decided interett
in the militia. He thinks there should
be a national militia OF at least 100000
strong, uniformed and equipped by the
United States exactly as dersl trooIs are
uniformed and equipped. There should be
artillery and cavalry 10 the quota which
esch State would be expected 10 furnish
The United Sstes should furnish armoi.
les where they were NEEDED, and every
other thing which the State did moi
provide, or which the militismen could
not obtain at eight expense. The
militia ought TO be regarded as the reserve
of the regular army. 1t ought to be &C
ofticered and 30 trained that il could be mo.
bilized within orty-eight hours. Gen. DUN
thinks ia At every State oUgLt TO be ready TO
send at a moments notice such body OF
iroops ss Pennsy lvania s,bt here at Gar
fields inaug iratior, within thirty six
hours OF the time when the order to
march Was given. Gen. Sherman said OF
them: 81 could not ask for better troops. ]
would not hesitate to lead them agains,
veterans" Massachusetts, and New York
have similar regiments. Gen. Drum thinks
every State should have Them. He is doing
what be can to bring this asout. He en-
courages the States in every possible way 10
seek his aid. The regular ARM could then be
kept small. The nstion could depend on It's
mili,ia. 1t could we'll affJrd to speed 50.
900 600 or $l0, 900 900 year in preparing
s1ch an arm, and 81 100000 or 100000 a
gear in keeping il up. Congress will be ssked
by Gen. Drum 10 es.abli,h such system.
But Gen. Drum has no Thoughts OF war
this aide of a remote future.
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A TELEGRAM received at Vienna from
Frohsdorf al 4:25 o'clock p.w. last evening
announced that the C9uu. de Chambord was
wrestling with death. The Count de Paris,
Oflesnist prince, and u number Of legitimist
chiefs Immediately. left for Ffohsdorf.
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IT is observed that workmen in copper and
brass escape cholerS. A suggestion is made
that thin disc Of copper ,hould be aus
pended from the neck 80 as to lie upon the
pit Of the stomach as preventive of the dis
ease. A copper cent with hole in it will Co.
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Another Life Saved.

]. c. Gray, Of Dsdesville, Ala, writes US
have been using your DIR. VIM. Halls Balsam fol
the lungs and can say, of truth, 1t is far supe
rior 10 any other lung preparation in the world
Ny mother was confined TO her bed four week.
with cough, and had every attention by as good
physicians as there are in the country, and theJ
all faxed to effect cure; but when got one bot
tie of your DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam tof the lungs
she began to mend right away. / can say II
truth that il was the means of SAVING her life.
knew of five cases that DR.. VIM Halls Balsan hal
cured, and my mother is better now than she ha
been before for twenty years.
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The sharp decline in the New York stock
market has BEEN for stocks that are non-divi.
dsnd paying. They have dropped since May
from two 10 fifteen per cent. II bank failnr 5
continue the situation will become grave.
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TENNESSEE BONDS.
Sale of SI65,OOO Bonds, Mostly of the
state Debt Proper.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, August 14.-Clerk aud MAJ
Ter Wrenne, receiver Of the Bank of Tennes-
see, left tn s aiternoo on for New York 10
negotiate for the sale tt SlG5,000 Tenuessee e
bonds, mostly If that State debt proper.
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BELTS of red, blue, or white CANVASS are
woin with flannel dresses in the country.
For tau-colored helts alligator akin is used
aod black belts are made Of the small grain.
I'd sealskiD. Russia leather OF dark russet
color makes handsome belt for black
dresses. The belts vary ia width from an inch
and half TO three inches.
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Almost a Panic on the London. Stock
Exchange.

LONDON, August 14.-There ives .lmost
panic at the Stock EIchs sngs here this morn
ing IN American railway securities, which
are greatly deprefs ID and are d fficull to sell.
American government bonds were not af-
fected by the unfavorable feeling in railway
securities. Toe Mexican railway stocks are
strong.
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A SHORT time sgo 300 Eslhonian peasants.
hitherto Luthersu, were baptized into the
Russian Church, and six cossackp, hitherto
Greek orthodox, went over to ISLAM. The
E,thonians hsvs each received twenty acres
Of Crown lard, and the Cossacfs twenty
wears penal FeryitudP,
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August 14.-Weather beauti-
full, track In excellent condition, and attend
arce very large.
First Race.-Ksntucky Stakes, three-quar-
ters of mile. Welchef won; P4nique sec
ond, Barton third. Time-1 :l7i. Emigran.
wss scratched.
Third Rocs-Three gu .rters Of mile, for
all ages. Won by Force; Ascender second
Lord Lyon third Time-1:l :l5A.
Fourth Race.-Handicap bu. die race, over
four hurdles. Won by B.averwick; Fury
second, Moulizy third. Tims-1:52.
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PLAYED OUT.
Chalmers aad Davis Address Forty Per.
sons al HerBaBdO.

Special TO the Appeal
HERSAEDo, Miss, August 14.-Gen. J aimee
r. Chalmers and Gen. r .uben Davis spoke
here To- dsy to an sudience, by actual couni,
compts OF eight negroes, eight Green
hackers aud Republicans, and twenty-four
Democrat, two OF whom were nou-residents
OF the State, making in all an audience CT
forty persons. 1t had been published for
weeks that they would speak in S:n.tobia
yesterday and here to-day, and the above is
the result at this place. Rejecting upon
their former political Significance in contrast
with the coldness Of their reception here to-
day by our people, We can but e1claim,
"How are the mighty fallen"
A s RJJLHANAN
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BosroN, August 14.-Bostorp, Z; Philadel-
phias, 0,
HARRISBURG, August l4.-Columbus, s.
II Harrisburgs, 3.
CLEVELAND, August II. - Detroits, B
Clevelands, 0.
Providence, August 14-New Yolks, g.
Providence, 6.
BUFFALO, August l4.-Buffalos, 10; Chi
Cages, II. Game called at the end of seventh
inning on account OF darkness
SAVANNAH, GA, August 14.-In the game
of baseball played here yesterday between
the Brennans, of New Orleans, and tn,
Dixies, of this place, there were 1000 specta
tors present. The Brennars won by scort
nf 10 tn Diriaa rone
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Georgia Agriealturists.

ATLANTA, GA. August 1.-The State
Agricultural Society met to-day, President
Thomas Hardema an presiding. Au address Of
welcome was made by Mayor Goodwin and
responded to By the president. who then de-
livered the annual address. he urged diver.
siie farming, the home msnufacture Of cot
ton goods and less credit in buying.
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THE Bulletin dc' HdLes says the yield Of
wheat this season in France will be IS 000,-
900 bec,oliter', compared with l04 4.O00,c COO to
I05, ,OCO 900 each year aimee 1872. The
quality is expected 10 be good.
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knocked out In Four Rounds.

PrrTsBUEG, August 1.-THE prize fight
between William Wsgner, Of Pillsburg, and
Albert Connsut, of New York, fought this
morning at Whitehall, a few miles from this
city, resulted in victory for Counaut, who
knocked Msgner ont in four rounds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-15

DKcoNTEsT is growing 10 England on ac-
count OF the vast sums OF money the royal
family cosis the nation. Those who pay the
money are lorded over, and no profit comes
from the expenditure. Monarchs must go.
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NASHVILLE, August 14.-Burnes Rich ard.
son and Dan Ware, negroes. were jailed at
Lebanon today for the murder of Irby Ben
nett, ST.. at that place, year ago. Richard
son turned States evidence, and said tine
killing was because of an old grudge and
that the robbery of the murdered man was
an afterhought.
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JUDGING by the general sum Of tempers-
ture from year to year, the meteorologis,s
look for hot weather to succeed the August
cool interval that has visited U.S.
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ONPusLisHsp HISTORY.
SANTA ANNAs seCREr COMPACT WITH TIL
EMPEROR MAMMALIAN.

SANTA ANNA's seCREr COMPACT WITH THR
EMPEROR MAMMALIAN.
Washington special: D.. Manuel Demiz",
formerly private sscttlry to Gen. Santa
Anna, makes public 10 day fIr the first lime
an interview with the late Emperor Maxi
milan, resulting in an agreement between
himself, rs Santa Anna's Representative, and
Msximilisr, under which the latter was TO
abdieSle The throne, proclaim the republic,
become president for four yesr', and appoint
Santa Anna comm EdaY,ir-chiet OF the army.
The plan was sgretd upon at a meeting OF
Santa Anna snd few OF his prominent fol-
loWers in Nv York 10 the summer OF 1856,
and Dsmiza was inlrusted with the
delicate and dangerous missior, L,aviog
New York early in October of that
year he reached the City of Mexico after
seyersl narrow ,sc iIes from detection and
capture. He got together . few gen'lemen
loyal TO Santa Anna's fortunes, and gaining
their approval OF the plan, proceeded to
O,izaba, wbither kaSimiiian had fed. Ar
rived there Demix addressed the Emperor,
over the assumed name Of "Joss Santa
Elens," requesting an audience on "mat-
ters vitality important 10 Mex
leo and his majesty" and request
ing no written answer, but lnat Maxiniliau
would indicate bis Willingness "by sonde-
sceuding TO aod, ii only for one minute, at
the window of his private apartments facing
the street at o'clock pm, precisely, Eth a
white handkerchief in his right hand" The
writer would understand the token and pre-
cent himself at the palace at 10 o'clock the
same night. The Emperor responded d
desired, and Demiz., carefully disguised,
was ushered into his presence at the sp-
pointed holf, After they were alone
Demiza gave the Emperor his true nsma,
and after a long aud someShSt stormy inter
view the audience ended, not, however, with
out arranging for another conference tTl
nights later. At the second conferences the
Emperor agreed TO abdicate, proclaim the
republic, aud appoin, Santa Anna compan-
der-iu- chief, and VI the third interview, which
occurred the following night; November 13 b
an agreement was signed By MaximIlisn and
by D.miz !, representing Santa Anna, as fol-
lows:
First-The Emperor to abdicate the throne
to proclaim a republic under the constitution
OF Mexico, established 10 1854. Second
The Prince Maximilian TO assume forthwith
the title and Office OF president for term ol
four years, aud to issue a proclamation
convoking a national assembly immedi
ately. Third-To annul the decree O.
July II, 1866, by which Gen. Santa Auna'
properly was copiscated. Fou'th-T' aP
point G .n. Santa Auaa com nander-ia-; ;hief
of the republican army. Fitth-To Adop'
the necessary measures 10 satisfy the foreign
creditors Ct Mexico, 30 that the counhy
might he free entirely from the influence oil
the French army.
Demiza hurried to New York With tbi
important document, but on his arrival her
both he and Santa Anna were confined II
Hamilton p rk on Staten Island, aod WEI,
| thus pregented from having any further NJ
gotialions With the aniortun ate emp. ror, VIII
| not long after lost his head,
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RAISED HIS FLAG.
A Slight Promptly Resented by Our Min
lister TO xicO-YellOw-Feyer
at Vera Cruz.
Santa Anna and the Emperor Maximilian
A Centralized Militia-Cap.
ital BreVities.

WAsHNeToE, August 14-The Surgeon
General of the Marine Hospital Service has
received telegram from DR.. Robt. Maine gra
announcing his arrival at Vera Cruz, and
reporting that ths yellow fever is raging IN
the city and amoog the vessels in the b arbor
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nhRITnI REMIIIE&

WAsHINGToN, August 14.-The Depart
ment of State has been spprised OF the recent
sc ion by the government of Spain, which
PLACES foreign blacks landing in Cubs on sn
equality with all other persons. Such blscSs
cannot land on that isissd without the pre-
yious consent of the ciptair-genersl or the
deposit of money, and can reside there a.
they do other places.
The Consul 6 eueral OF the United States for
Roumania reports 10 the Department Of State
that, according 10 a tesi case recently decid' d
pstroleum of American origin, il trans
shipped at EogIish porte, may be admit;td q
into Roumania dpty free, owing to the
Brilisn treaty with thai country. The Coz
sul-Genersl therefore suggests that American
houses engaged in the petroleum. trade with
Roumsnia arrange TO have tbeir goods trans
shipped al Gibraltar or Marlet.
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THERE are now 120 newspapers published
in the United States by colored men-a sure
indication that the world does move. and
proof that there can be somstbiDg nav under
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Fatally stabbed Hi, Form.r WIZ.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 14.-Edward Schis-
sler, butcher employed at Kingin's, fatally
stabbed Mrs. Margaret Ksusmsn, who was
Schissler's former wife, early this morning.
He afterHard shot himself dead
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Or the five national banks that were in
trouble last week four were the victims OF
speculation. The desire to get rich quickly
Is the cause of most OF the commercial
troubles of the day.
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An E,eeirtc Freak.


NASHVILLE, August 14.-At noon light
ming struck the stove-pipe leading into Mrs.
Jane Wells's kitchen, south Market street,
obli,ersting il, scstiering the cooking utensils
on tie stove below, tearing Mr1. Wells's dress
into shreds and severely burning her leg
he low the knee
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FIVE HUNDRED yards of narrow ribbon,
which is scarcely more than braid in width,
are used on a single dress in rosettes, bows
and loop, that form a fringe of which the
whole vest and isblier are made.
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TIE first real skin cure ever discovered
was Dr. Benson's Skin Cure. II cures all
rough and scsly skin diseases and makes the
skin smooth and healthy. 1t is an ornament
To any lady,- toilet
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FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Jersey CattIe-Their Importation

A experienced buyer and importer will visit
"a the Island Of Jersey In October to buy q herd
for himself and he will buy for others on commits.
sions. For Sl75 jersey Heifer OF the best blood
can be landed at Mobile. g. c. CHANDLER, OF
Corinth, Miss, win receive orders from West Ten
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INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and he OHIO Vctsy partly
cloudy Oedther and Loc1i Tains variable ,Oinds,
mostly edserly, stationary barometer, stationary or
rising temperature.
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MosMoUrH PARK, n. j., August IA
Monmouth Park races. Toe winners to-day
were Ararz,, Isssquena, Kinglike, GiroAa,
Qusbec, and Buster.
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LORD CHIEF JUSTICE CoLERDeE sailed
from Liverpool yesterday for the United
States.
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Pn.Esl PILES, PILEst Cured without the
use Of the knife, powder or salye. No charge
until cured Write for references. DIR. A.
A. Corkins, II E. Twen:y-uinth street, New
York.
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Chairman Democratic Executive Committee
Tho Democratic nsI .rliy IN Kentucky.

THO DeMocFatIc nFJ"rIty IN hentucky.
LOUISVILLE. August l4.-Official returns
from seventy-nine counties give Knott, Dem,
for Governjr 103, ,397; Morrow, Rep, &c, ,179.
The same counties in 1879 gave Blackburn,
Dsm., 95,945; EyauP, Rep, 60,s9i. Kuott's
ms j1rity in the seventy nine counties is 81 ;.
ton, therefore, elbows a Democratic gain in
the vote of 1852 aud a Republican gain OF
52S2, or a net Democratic gain OF 2l67. The
thirty eight counties yet TO hear from voted
in 1879 as follows: Blackburn, 29,850;
Evans, 20 09S8, showing majority for Black
burn OF 1866. II these counties should vote
as they did in 1879 Kuolt's maj ,rity will ex-
ceed 46,0 600. If they chow The same ratio OF
decrease it will be at least AZ 900, and this
will be near the fl cure.
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The Union County Primary Elections.
From an Appeal Correspondence


RIPLEY, Miss, August lS.-Union county
held is primary election on the 10:h ir-
stant. Thomas Spight, Tippah's candidate
for district attorney, carried the county by
a net maj ,rity of 35l votes, the delegate, re-
ceiviug instructions 10 vote solidly for him
as long as his name is before the convention.
This is considered great victory for Spight,
as Heard was born and raised in Uoion
county and resided there until last year.
SPight, on his Return last Saturday evening,
was met by the local cornet band, which dis
cnursed music TO his honor and success.
Spighrs nomination now .almos, seems a
certainty. All the counties have spoken
through their primaries, with the exception
OF Tippih and Pontotoc. Tippah is solid
for Spight, with the chance. in his favor in
Pontoroc. Boyd beat frederick in Union
county fifty four votes for State Senator.
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ANAMosA, IA-Dr. J. G. Mcclure says
Il know Browns Iron Bitters is good tonic
and gives general satisfaction"
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DIR. C. MeLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.

In buying yermifuge be sure You get the
manufactured by Fleming Bros, "a Wood
street, Pittsburgh, Pa. The market is full of
counterfeits- You will be right II 1t has the
If your storekeePer does not have the genu-
me, please report to US
Send US three cent stamp for handsome
dNrarf 81 mil
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A SLIGHT anti-semitic riot broke out at
Berlin Monday night, but it was soon sup
nFesaed