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one cold Is sometimes contracted ION
TOP OF another the accompanying cons II
becoming settled and confirm cd. and 46 .
lungs 50 strained and racked. Pat IN J
production of tubercles frequer'tly foll-
lows Many existing cases OF U,lmonaT.v
disesse can be thus accounted I an and Val
how many others are now 4 .syalesslv M
lowing themselves to driA thyougb the
preliminary symptoms con trolled Nv the
fatal policy Of allowing q o. ddto tsLc c arc
Of itself On the first ] ntitnstion ,' If III a
cough or cold, or any throat or lung
trouble, resort promptly n Dr. Javnes
hx2pectorant, a safe eu ratiye Of long 'es.
tablished reputation, .sns Won NAV ,v aSr ~,
t tpe consequences 'of such dangerous
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DIR. WILBUR,
SPECIALIST,

Threats successfully Chronic aad long stand.
ing Diseases, sHch as Diseases Of the gead.
Throat and Lungs. Liver, kidney aud Heart
Complaints, IhvstsratO Diseases Of the stom
. ach chat have de6ed all other methods.
those fearful diseases Of the Nervous System
ARISING fronr- whatever causel, Scrofuls,
Dropsy, Paralysis. Fits, Fevsrs, Sores, Con,
tBaeted Cords. EnIqrged aud Suf joints,
Neuralgia. Rheumatism, seiaica, Diseased
Bone Deformities. Salt Rbeum, Rrysipelai.
scald Head. Ill. conditioned Uicerp, Syphilis,
Nasal POlypsus, Asthma. Hay Fever, Rose
Cold, Winter Cough, Chronic Dlarrhea and
Diabetes. All may BE- cured by this New and
Wonderful System II not too far advanced
Bone Diseases cured when all other methods
have failed,
Ladies who are suffering with complaints
peculiar to their ex. can consult The Doctor
with every assurance Of speedy relief and
permanent cure.
The Doctor particularly invites oil eases
EPat he.Ye been given up by other physielana-
you are doing well under the care Of your
province is TO treat those who can not ind
;elief otherwise.
Consultation and Examination Free.
Tie Doctor can be consulted from 10 am.
tos pm. 0s IS
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The latest fashionable craze Il "a
nave the ian form the back ground for
4 /, series Of family portraits A N ~.
! Yorker Of social distinction, acoordins
% the Mail, has introduced the idss
Dy having her three children. ali IN
costume, painted BY an artist Of pote
( on her Ian, and other ladies Of canal
distinction" though lacking oriS;n
atty, are following suit. V'siH
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A CABLE dispatch from Dublin
states that the Pope cougratulates
Cardinal McCabe upon his pastoral
letter denOuueing secret societies.
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A well known aetresJ in Viepns
Mathilde Singer, has Bit upon / mi.
liant idea, which even the versatils
Sarah Bernhsrdt has not vel tyiad
She has opened an oyster bar ovsr
which she presides herself. with ~
result that the Austrian besux foet
10 crowds to do homsge at her shrine
consume her delicacies and bring their
golden ducats To her Golfers.
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Iron Mill CIosed-25O Hands Out
of Work.

TREEToN, N. j., December g.
The Trenton Iron Company closed its
rolling mill last night, and $50 hands
we're thrown out If employment. 1t
is expected that work will be resumed
Monday at reduced wages
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Gen. G, T. BEAUREGARD, Of Louisiana.
and Gen. IUBAL A. EARLY, Of Virginia,
Capital Prize, $4,000,
are $40 only. HaIVea.
50; Fifths, S2i Tenths, 81.
y nm.

Application for rates 10 clubs should be
made only to the once ofthe Company in New
For further information, write clearly, civ.
Ing trli address. Make p. U. Money Orders
payable and address Registered Letters to
New Orleans, La.
POSTAL NOTES andoIdinsfy letter. Nv
Mail or Express TALL 8 ms Of IS and upWgrdf
BY Express at our e1pense) to i ~
n. A. DAUPHIR,
OF n. A. DAUPHTh,
500 seventh 81. Washington, ID. q,
Or at 8 West Court street. Memphis. Tam.
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THE PUBLIC LEDGER job
Printing Office and Bindcry is
moo located t.l7 Union street and
ready for all business Offering.
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4. ~ all yhS a.. saasFlnS IRON t5o sr,o,, ma
sa p1IIscietlonS q youth nervous WeSkneSS.
a rseIrs !. - Il manhood, etc. will send
Snhhdk. IkW great remedy va dl-eo,s re5
IN = mllalsen9 In bonth America. Send !
as -adsssesa envelope 70 the RsT. JosSFT 4.
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lnOlher PhysIcIan,a Testimon +.

BosTos Mass May 3, 1881
Know parties who have tfiedallkinds IL
medicines for lung diseases, who saw tbs,
Or. VIM Halls Blsam for Tie Lung ~ L
a complete success. s' &c
Dr. CHAS. II, WOOD
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II have been afflicted with an
affection. Of the Throat from childhood,
caused by diphtheria, and have used
various remedies, but have never found
anything equal to BRowSs BRoNcnIAL
TRocHEs.-Rey. G NJ + Hampton. Pike
ton, Ky. Sold only in boxes.
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The New Orleans Christian Advo.
s eate says The brother who wrote us
mat he had preached 10 a HUNDRED
people. and they had responded with
q collection Of six ceuts, no doubt has
cause TO feel troubled. Another
brother 10 Texas asked leave Of the
pastor Of an adjoining plaoe 10 hold
service in his church on ! certain
gay, the congregation being without a
place Of Eotship. ADD waiting The com.
pletlon OF their building. Consent
Yves gwen. the members we're holding
service and had taken up q collection,
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In New York an excellent ore,,,.
acknowledged Tor the good people
only-eelled the TWILIGHT Club bas
been inaugurated. The members
meet once week at a dinner for
which they each pay u. These are
mazda interesting by'brieE Discussions
on the many themes Of the day Each
week a different member is chosen 20
preside. The wife aud daughter are
admitted aud l0o'clook finds eyeryops me
at home. Tho following are the prins
eiples adopted: No dues, no debt. no
bylaws, no president, 20 constitution
no convention, no salaries, no initis,
ton fee, no full dress, no late bours
no gambling, no dudes.
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Louisville. Ky.
Rebeeca Lowe nstein vs., The
slississtppi Valley Ins 60.
saturday, december is. lssa.

I NDER decree In this cause made No
ton, in front Of the courthouse, in Memphis,
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lsdg, rendey yg,F, skin white with
Glsnns Sulphur Soap.
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THE House Of Representatives q
journed yesterday until Monday.
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Chancery Sale
REAL ESTATE


Chancerv Sale
REAL ESTATE
No. l57s, R-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
The state Of Tennessee for its own use,
etc. VS. II N McKie Of al.
II virtue OF an interl0cplory decree for
18th day Of May, 1858, N B Is. > V 3D. 70 I
viii cell, at public auction. 10 the highest BID
der, Ia front Of the Clerk and Masters Office,
conrthosse Of Shelby county. Memphia, Ten
saturday, December 8, 1853,
within legal hours, as to the following de-
scrited, property, situated In city Of Mem.
phis, Shelby county. Tenn, to-wit:
s Lot 10, block "a, Talbot subdivision 60zll2k
nest slde Of Ruth street, fronting 80 feet on
NY hgth street and running back westvGrdly
Also lot II. block "a, Talbot subaiyisIon,
50xli2 feet, west side Of Ruth street. Said
property sold as the property Of Edward
shaw and wife, Peter Walton, Ida burton,
james A Ripnio, trustees,
Also lot u, block n, causey street, west
side, S2xl20 feet Sold ~ the property Of W
y and husan Butler, N A and Q " Chan
der and NJ o Henderson.
street, 56xiiO loot, nors palticnisriy ds.
scribed as folloFbt. BoginnlnE At d stake
illlS feet from the intersection Of the vest
side Of fernando street (as extended By John
Overtonl with the south side Of Calhoun
street, and runs thence wegtWnFdly with CAL
houn street " feet to stake; hence at right
angles to said street 10 feet 10 An alley;
thence ealtvardly with aid alley s. feet q
lot II; theneo at right angles 10 said nlioy no
feet 70 the beginning. Sold ~ the property
q N McKie, Catherine McKie and John
0yerton. fI 49,
Terms Of sale-0n credit Of seven %
months, purchaser 10 execute note with rood
seourisVi lien retained and redemption
This November It'll, 1855. lsetFiN
RI BLACK. Clerk and Master.
By J M Bradley, D. o. and N.
Il Heilkell, VIM N Smith, CIV Helakell
Z Y Roston, sQlleltere, $50
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In one minute
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Lord Dandreary. They likes EN-
nasty. They cannot realize fhst say
thing clearly Gao be comicah Wei,
everyone 70 their hkings.
RsIEROAD NEWS AID PER-
6ONAIS. -
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OpluIOn Of Eminent Dr.. 4. 8.

President Maryland Hospital Baltimore
] have used COIdenss
Liquid BeetToufe for more than /
year. II combine the virtues Of food
snd tonic remarkably, and. All satisfied
has saved life when any other medicine
would fail Remember the name COZ
DEN'S-take no otherD
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Administrators Notice,

THE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed
l. lministrator Of the estate Of join uil-
more, deceased, late Of Cfittenden county,
Ark, hereby gives notice to all persons hav'
ing claims against said estate 10 present the
same duly authenticated as prescribed by
law, and all persons indebted to said estate
will please call and settle. -
JAS v RICHARDSON, Administrator,
bzb314 ~ 224 Front street
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when the strange pastor sscended the
pulpit, took charge Of the services.
announced that he would preach III
the evening, demanded and received
the collecliou0l the das.snd disnisssd
the congregation. The osh0rn lambs
truly say that, il such pVhachers are 10
Chris,isniEe, the worlds on "a slow
wheel Of progress"
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NaturdaY, Deeemher s. Issa.

within legal hours, the following described
property: situated in city Of Memphis, Shelby
county, Tennessee 10 wit. 80,
Lots 269 and go, beginning on the south
size OF Poplar street At point 2076 feet from
second street, thence west with the line OF
Poplar street loj1{ feet. thence south 20 feet,
thence east 1881 feet thence moth 20 feet %
the beginning said lots sold as the property
q John Overton. IT,, Trustee, and II. L.
Also lot ga northeast corner Of Main and
Washington streets, 7ixliSH feet, sold az the
property Of John 0ytrlon IT, trustee, II L
Bnnkley, Annie b and Il B SnoWden
Terms Of sale-On a credit Of 7 months,
iree from right Of redemption, purchaser 10
tanned for purchase money.
This November Z, 1883.
4: J, BLACK. @. and N.
By M Bradley, d, o. and "a.
\ II heiskell, VIM n Smith, Q W Heilkell,
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saturday. Decemhar 3. Issa.

my, DeoeAnDeF ., 1850,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in city Of Memphis Shelby
county. Tennessee, TO wit:
Lot block ll, west ide Of LaRose street.
'front.' g 10 feet on laRose street and run nina
PACK between parallel lines 1s0 feet, 10 q MS
I " property 81 Rosanna Mcdonald Handy.
q dordon tru.tee, and H I Coffee
AlgO lots 3 and4. block 81, corner Of Ala
bama and Seventh streets Tenth ward, front
ing III feet on Il . south side OF Alabama
street and rupnins back ITO feet. Lot * or,
me southeast corner Of Alabama and eyenth
streets. and lot lies just east and adjoining.
9ola as the property Of D and A Rocco. r D
Bank. 'a"'0ie
Terms OF sale-On credit Of seven months.
purchaser TO execute note with good secu.
This November Z, 1888,
X J BLAUK, oierk and Master
" J ri BradleysD O An. 49,
5 CAN'T, sol's. es *
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saturdsy, Decemher 8. Issa.
CHANCERY SALE
OF
Real Estate.

No. 1857, R-Chanceiy Court Of Shelby cOun.
Va W Foster ct al.
by virtue Of an interlocutory decree fol-
~ sale. entered in the above cause on the
18th day OF May, 1883, in NJ BSs, page ca,
I viii sell, at pub 10 auction. to the highest
bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Mhstor's
gthee' courthouse Of Shelby county. Memphis,
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Saturday. December =. Issa
Chancery Sale
OF
Real Estate.

No. f6Ss r -Chaneery Court of Shelby coun-
y-Ihe 4 STATE Of Tennessee for its own use,
I I virtue Of an int rlccutory decree for sale,
DAY Of March. 1883, n B b, D 2O7, i wiIl'ssii,
a. public auction, to the highest bidder. In
!rottot the clerk and mabtar'r Office court
house OF Shelby county, Memphis. Tennes.
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rnIDAr lvEsna. nEanlarn !. lssa
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mage IS one could wish to see, and Al.
though the Kentuckian had beon
6roth,tedstor SIX months and was S no.,
hlmtelf by hall, as he said afterwsrJ
ne Taxed the Dutchman out In M
time The recollection Of tlie soldiey
belt, with the big brass buckle on tbs
end d, OF it was a powerful help to him
the war. "''i0 VI
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Consultation and Examination Free,

Tie Doctor can be consulted from loan,
toy pm. 6s IS
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salt as IL Remedy for Dyspepsia.

The Shaker WanJest0 has the following
Half a teaspoonful of common table salt
dissolved IN little cold water and drank
will instantly relieve heartburn or dyspep.
STA If taken every morning before break
fast, increasing the quantity gradually to a
teaspoonful to glass of water, 1t will in a
few days cure any ordinary case OF
dyspepsia, If at the same time due atten-
ton Is paid to the diet. There is no better
remedy than the above for constipation {;
no better gargle tor sore throat 1t is equal
to chlorate OF potash and Is entirely safe.
1t may be used as often as desired, and If
a little Is swallowed each time 1t will have
a beneficial effect on the throat by cleans
ing it and allayfhg the irritation. In doses
of one to four teaspoonfuls in half pint
of tepid water it acts promptly as an enc
tic; and in cases of poisoning is always on
hand. It is an excellent remedy tor bites
and stngs of insects. 1t is valuable
astrlngent for hemorrhages, particularly for
bleeding after the extraction of tooth. 1t
has both cleansing and healing properties,
and is therefore n most excellent applica-
ton tor superficial liberation"
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excels Denton in fertility Of soil, in wste
climate, people, markets, IN all that got
to make country lite pleasant and profit
able. Wheat or corn may be grown IN on
end of the field and cotton in the other
Cattle, horses or sheep may be raised a
one.fourth the cost as with us; while fruit
yield abundantly with reasonable care ant
attention.
The city OF Denton has also improved
greatly. Thirteen new brick stores, two
brick hotels and about seventy five dwell
lIngs have been built, and twelve room
school house, 76x120 feet, is beng erected
and there has been gain Of about 20 pei
cent. in population.
The merchants and mechanics are busy
as bees. Idle men are the exception, MOI
the rule, and all who will work appear tc
be prosperous. Mr.. Dowson, one of tho
leading merchants, told me that the far
mers from the first crops paid up theil
debts at the stores; later they bought the
best farm implements and machines, and
that the trade IN barbed wire had been
enormous
The Denton MOnitOr is still one OF The
leading papers IN this part of the state
while its young competitor, the Chronicle
Is bright, newsy and bound TO be perma-
nent and necessary institution.
My friend D. a. Robinson, genial and
mpanionable as ever, is now "Hls
Honor, the mayor" and exercises magis
terrell functions. | saw him fine party
$25, with trimmings, tor carrying pistol
SO pleasant and gracefully that the victim
appeared as though he was receiving q
favor!
Col. w. L. Dunnavan has built neat
and tasteful cottage on ten acre lot just
outside the city limits, where he resides
contented and happy, and enjoys the re-
spect and esteem of the citlzens of the
town and county with whom he is &c
quainted. The many friends Of Mrs. Dun.
navan will be glad to know that her health
has improved greatly, and though not fully
restored, she enjoys better health than she
has before in several years. II.
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lowA.-Senator Hall, of Burlington,
who has been on the stump in various
parts of Iowa, sends from Des Moines the
following note of encouragement to his
brethren abroad in regard to the outcome
|cf the approaching election in that state
The evidences of Democratic success are
of the most gratifying character, and are
unquestionable. The accessions to our
party made last fall in the congressional
campaign have not been lost, bu, we're per
manent This year, owing to the fatal
blunders of the Republican party in adopt
ing the tariff and prohibition platform, the
desertloHs to the Democrats are really AS
tonlshing In all parts of the state. To-day
the chances Of electing the state ticket arc
at least equal. In every school district IN
the state we can count the new recruits by
name and location. THIS is understood by
the Republican leaders, and their alarm ls
really pitiable. They are sounding the
tOcsin of danger and crying for money and
men. When Senator James f. Wilson
leaves his state appointments and hurrles
back to his own county to save it and ar
ranges for twenty speeches there, you can
appreciate the fear and anxiety under
which they labor.
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payable only by iHtection or contagion
but this opinion is now exploded among
Enlightened veterinarians. The infectious
ness or contag iousness Of CHAMBERS may be
increased or intensified by causes which
predispose to it, such as bad treatment and
serious debility; and in many cases CLAN.
ders Is either immediately or remotely due
to previous disease, toul stabling, bad food,
impure air, frequent and sudden transi.
tons Of temperature, currents of cold air,
or in general, to induced morbidness Of
constitution, or impairment of general Or
game energy, or structural enfeeblement
OF the aerating organs.
Chambers may be divided INTO acute and
chronic; the former being that which,
when once set in action, proceeds regular
ly through its course, and at last ends IN
destruction; the latter, a stage IN which
the disease appears to be stationary, or at
all events one in which it makes no per,
ceptible Inroad upon the general health.
In acute CHAMBERS there is liberation of a
peculiar character of the membrane lining
the cavities of the nose, which is common.
ly accompanied with glandular swellings
under the jaws. These alterations at first
assume the appearance Of PIN holes, only
tudt ticy ait SudllUW luSttdu VI uCGp, uu u
have thin lndented edges; they eXude
purulent matter, which so completely en-
velopes them that their true character can
not be well made out until their surfaces
are wiped dry. They exist IN most num-
bers upon the middle or partition of the
nose; but they are also often found
grouped in the hollow within the doubling
OF the nostrlls. BY inter.unlon, one with
another, they at length form broad ulcer
GUS patches which grow deeper aud deeper
until they threaten destruction to the sep
tum and turblnated bones; period at
which the sloughing and suppuratIve
action is occasionlng so much detluXion
that there may even be danger of suffoca.
ton, which is, IN fact, the common way in
which acute CHAMBERS ends in death. In
chronic CHAMBERS the discharge is generally
much less tenacious or gluey than III the
acute form and IN the acute form 1t Is not
so generally confined to one side of the
head rs in the chronic. In the chrome
form OF CHAMBERS, liberation of the nasal
membrane is generally not so pronounced
or easy of detection, from its frequently
being situated so far inward as to be be
yond detectlon-Prdir5e Farmer.
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Frank Florian, Of North East, near Eric
Pa, last Saturday, was partially suitocaeG
by the fumes of a gas stove, and IN at
tempting to escape from the room heavy
desk fell over and plnioned him to tho
floor. He struggled hard to escape, bu,
was so weak he was held prisoner until
he suiloca,ed.
AT Trenton, N. j., on Saturday, Mamie
Gordon, aged IA, reprimanded in school
for circulating an improper ballad
drowned herself upon being told that her
parents would be informed of her mis-
deed.
AT Joliet, on the 18th, three Germans
employed at the steel mills, undertook to
cross the cana! in leaky boat. Arriving
in the middle OF the stream the boat filled
and sank, and two of the three being I'M
able to swim, were drowned. Their names
were George Simonds and William Gel
laski.
During services IN the Jewish syna.
gogue al Zlwonka, in the government of
Padolia, in Russia, on Saturday, a false
alarm Of fire was raised III the women's
gallery, which caused panic. The PEG.
pie rushed tor the door, where there was a
terrible crush. Forty women we're killed
and thirty others injured,
A heartrending disaster occurred at Con
nellsyllle, Pa, Oh Monday evening, four
little children beng killed by beng run
over by railway tram. They stepped off
one railway track to another, in order to
get out of the way Of the train that was
coming towards them, not noticing another
train coming on the other track from the
opposite direction. The latter train, COM
ing on at great speed, struck them and
killed them all.
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THIS Is one of the most formidable Of
the diseases OF horse kind it may be con.
sidered as the opprobiGm medicorum of
the veterinarians art. What renders this
a matter of surprise 10 an indifferent OBJ
server is, that CHAMBERS is an affection
which, in the generality OF cases, for some
considerable time does not appear to de.
tract il the slightest degree from the
animals ordinary state of health; and so
far is 1t, while it continues IN ;his passive
stage, from lowering his condition, that he
not only continues TO enjoy lapparent)
health, but, from the state of Inactivity into
which he may be thrown in consequence,
absolutely gets fat; hence II is we hear
people say that it seems Impossible, under
such circumstances, their horses can be
diseased.
Chambers appears TO be bad variety or
virulent modification of the same disease
as farcy, and TO arise from the worst kinds
Of the same causes which produce that dis
order. Az opinion long prevailed that
CHAMBERS is entirely a specific disease, pro-
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TEXAs.-Some people may think on
reading the Texas letters of our friend Dr.
Harris, lately published IN the FREE TRAD
Err, that he is inclined to boom" Texas
somewhat above It's merits But the tru,A
Is the Doctor is moderation itself IN view
of few such facts like these, which VIC
clip from an exchange:
Slxty-cight new counties were organized
IN Texas last year. Taxable property IN.
creased to the extent Of $l30,000,000. In
migrants are pouring in. That State con
tains territory twice as large as Georgia
which is yet undivided into countries. 1t
Is destined TO be the real Empire State OF
the Union.
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4 New Departure

One good result of the hard times few
years ago, was the bringing into life IN arti-
Gle in proprietary medicine, which gave to
every purchaser a full equivalent for his
moEey The rule OF this class Of medicines
is from 10 to % doses for 81, the best only
reaching 40. Messrs, Hood IL Co took a new
departure and 10 the article now so well and
favorably known as Hoods Sarsaparlla, they
gave the unprecedented quantity of 100 doses
for 81 These facts commend this remedy to
the consideration Of the sick, also the well,
for they are liable 10 be sick