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Literary Notes.

A thousand copies Of Mr.. Cross's "George
Eliot" have been taken by the Nude Libraries.
Edwin Arnold's new poem from the Sanskrit.
soon to be published, is called 1.-THE Secret of
Death
About 5000 copies have already been sold in
England OF Lord Tenhysons s. new dramatic poem,
''Becket."
Among the artists who have furnished de-
signs for artistic valentines, executed by Prang,
are +. S. Church, Harry Beard and F. w. Freer.
William Blacks handwriting. says the Chicago
Standard, is so small that, when his wife copies
out his pages in an ordinary hand, thirty of his
expand to eighty of hers.
Probably the best paid literary job on record
will be that life of the Car Alexander /. which
receives from the Russian Academy the 81, 600,
600 prize provided by Araktchekef. the ~favorite
and minister of the monarch. The prize will be
awarded in 1925.
vernon Lee, says the Critic, ''dedicates her
first novel, Miss Brown, to Mr.. Henry James,
for good luck.' Miss Violet Paget is the real
name of this writer. She is an Englishwoman,
living in Florence, where she has saturated her.
self with the Italian literature of the eighteenth
century. Heretofore she has confined herself to
writing essays for the English reviews, and from
her nom de plume and her vigorous style she has
often been mistaken for a man. / am quite Gu
rious TO see how she adapts this style to light
literature"
Pullman--the place, not the man--is the sub
iect of on article in the February Harper's that
we'll repays perusa.. Its author, Prof. r. I.
Ely, of Johns Hopkins University, spent some
time at Pullman in making his social study"
and evidently found it full of interest. The
place has been many times written up" in it's
physical and industrial aspects, but this, we be-
lieve, is the first time 1t has been treated by an
expert sociologist. While praising many feat
ures of the place, Professor Ely raises some
doubts as TO its success us a social organization
upon its present plan.
'Gafi Hamilton'-Miss Abigail Dodge-is de-
Scribed as quite tall, with a very good figure, but
not q very pretty face. I'm repose.r says the
Boston Traveller, ''she has rather a frigid look.
but when in conversation her face lights up with
an intelligent smile that is pleasing and inviting.
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No Alliance.
pittshnrg Time

PlttsbUTR IIHes.
There can be no political alliance between the
United States and Great Britain. When we
needed a friend during the Rebellion England
stabbed US in the back.
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Boston Beacon.
Some of the brightest and most sparkling art
criticisms which appear in the English papers
are written by women. These critics are gen
orally the wives and daughters of artists or lit
erary men, and, though rarely unprejudiced in
their judgments, write so entertainlngly of the
exhibitions they attend and give such
amusing views of the spectators that
even Slated" artists think they do more good
than harm. AS a class. however, the art critic
in London is peculiar. He or she feels it in
cumbent on the dignity of the calling to
dress like no one else, and to look as much
like guys as the occasion warrants. At the
Grosvenor exhibition last spring a tall, woebe-
gone woman, clad in a long, brown, trailing gar
ment, with a mantle of the same color, lined
with amber silk. her brown hair standing up
six ways of a Sunday" was pointed out to an
American visitor as the "wittiest woman in Lon
dom" She looked as though she never meant to
smile again, or as the American expressed it, as
ii she vas a fragment of Westminster Abbey let
out for a funeral, and she had come to the gal
lery to "criticise," and c~riticise she did in a lead
ing journal the next week, not at all in a funeral
MISUNDERSTANDING style, but chattily, gayly,
and, it must be confessed, sensibly.
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DURKEE's Salad and Cold Meat Sauce. The
finest mayonaise for meat, fish, and vege-
table salads, and a superb table sauce. 1t far
surpasses any homemade dressing. Everybody
likes it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-09
Pittsburs's Danger.

Philadelphia Press.
Pittsburg is wrestling with two forms of dam
ger from natural gas, one of which is dynamit-
ers' CAB.
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For all bodily ailments, aches and pains, st.
Jacobs Oil, the great pain-cure, is unsurpassed,
and all for so cents.
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THE PURPOSE OF INFrpELITY.

But, forward and upward, ye hosts Of in6dels
and atheists! There are heights to scale. Pile
hill on hill, and Pelion upon Ossa, and hoist the
ladder against the walls of heaven. Let the sap
pers and miners blow up the foundations Of JAS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-09
Complete Treatment with Inhaler. 81.

For the relief and prevention the
instant it is applied, of Rheulna.
tism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Coughs,
Colds, Weak Back, Stomach and
Bowels, Shooting Pains, Numbness,
Hysteria, Female Pains, Palpita.
ton, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint.
Bilious Fever, Malaria and Epi.
denies, use COLLINS PLASTERS
ian Electric Battery combined with
o Porous PlastarI and laugh ut
pain. Doc everywhere
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Personal TRAITS OF BRITISH AUTHORS. Edited
by Edward r. Mason. Charles Scribner's Sons,
New York: The Bowen-MerrillC Company, Indianapo-
lis.
There are two volumes of this series issued,
with probably others to follow. The editor has
endeavored to present each author brought be-
fore his readers as they appeared to other au-
thors, contemporaneous and otherwise. The re
suit is an excellent compilation of the opinions
most valuable to the general reader. The re-
suit, however. is not a conglomeration of ex-
cerpts, but they are so selected and matched as
to make a kind of literary mosaic. the proper
credit being given for each paragraph. For in
stance, in the case of Lord Byron, his biographies
here made up from the opinions of Tom
Moore, of Byron himself, of Sir Walter Scott. of
the Countess of Blessington, Leigh Hunt, f. j.
T~relawney, w. M. Rossetti, and Others equally
well-known. The excellence of the work is thus
made apparent. The authors embraced in these
two volumes are Byron, Shelley, Moore, Rog-
ers. Keats. Southey, Landor, Wordsworth. Cole
ridge, Lamb, Hazlitt. Leigh Hunt and Proctor.
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THU SUNDAY JOURNAL.
Price 9 Cts.

The SUNDAY JOURNAL is distinct
N all ,cts from the regular six
day 1. Annapolis Journal. 1t con-
tains all the News of the day-Tel-
egraphic, State and Local-and is
filled with the choicest Literary and
Miscellaneous Matters. The latest
Market Reports and Commercial
News are given. 1t is BRIGHT,
NEwsY, READABLE, and is sold for
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D~isrespectfnl to Science.

Atlanta Constitution.
Professor Proctor doesn't believe that Jupiter
is inhabited. Perhaps Jupiter is for rent
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THE LOST CRY; OR, THE Boy EXPLORERS IN CEN
TRAIL ASIA. By David Ker. Illustrated. Harpe
& Brothers, New York; The Bowen-Merril Com
pany, indianapolis.
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THE CRIME OF CHRISTMAS DAY. A Tale of the Latin
Quarter. BY tie author of MY Ducats and My
Daughter. d. Appleton & Co.. New York; The
Bowen-Merrin Company, indianapolis.
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MADAM. A Novel. By Mrs. Oliphant. Harper &
Brothers, New York; The Bowen Merrill Company,
indianapolis.
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APPLEToN's CHART PRIMER: BY Rebecca D. Kickoff
d. Appleton & Co.. New York; The Merrill
Company, Indianapolis.
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DYSPEPSIA

Causes its victims to be miserable, hopeles4'
confused. and depressed in mind, very irrite
BILE, languid, and drowsy. 1t is a disease
which does not get well Of itself. 1t require
careful, persistent attention. and a remedy
throw off the causes and tone up the a.
tive organs till they perform their du
willingly. Hoods Sarsaparilla has pro
Just the required remedy in hundreds OF ca
ct have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla for q
pepsia, from which / have suffered two yea
/ tried many other medicines, but none pro
so satisfactory as Hoods ~SarsapariHAA
THOMAS Cook, Brush Electric Ligix &C.
New York City.
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NToneY-Makers."

D. Appleton & Co. THE Bowen Merrill Com
pany, Indianapolis, have issued a novel, entitled
THE Money-Makers." 1t is quite apparently a
reply to ''The Bread Winners" a story that
created widespread speculations a few months
ago. That the author is a Journalist" if not
an editor, is quite apparent, though the name,
AS in the case of '"rhe Bread Winners" is not
given. The scene of this new social parable, "
as it is called, is laid in New York, and we'll
known newspaper men play various parts in it
in very thin DISCUSSES. "Archie Hill
lard is evidently William Henry Hurl-
burt, "Horatio Blackdaw" is Whitelaw
Reid, "Alfred Carew' has some points in COM
mon with John hay, while "Aaron Grimstone" is
evidently Amasa Stone, the father -in-law of
John Hay. miss Hermit is Miss Emma Alb
bott, and 'our greatest singer" miss st. Ogg,"
her patron, is apparently Miss Kellogg. The
story begins with the O~rangemen's riots in 1871.
The book might nave been made better had
some friendly hand gone through it and
marked out much of what the author doubtless
regards as fine writing" 1t would be we'll
had every word of the French and German
with which it abounds fallen under the blue
pencil.
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ORIGIN OF CULTIVATED PLANTS. By Alphonse de
Candolle. D.. Appleton & Co., New York; The
Bowen-M Merrill Company, indianapolis.
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New Books.

FRIENDS IN FEATHERS AND FUR. For Young Folks
By James Johonnat D.. Appleton & Co.. New
York: The Bowen-Merril Company, indianapolis.
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STORIES BY AMERICAN AUTHORS. No. TX. Charles
Scribner's Sons, New York; The Merrill
Company, Indianapolis.
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Sick Headache

"For the past two years l have beer
afflicted with severe headaches and dyspep-
STA, I was induced to try Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. and have found great relief. cheer
fully recommend it to all" MRS. Z. =.
ANNABLE, New Haven, Conn. i
Mrs. Mary C. Smith, Cambridgeport, Mass
was a sufferer from dyspepsia and sick head
ache. She took Hoods S~arsaparilla and
found it the best remedy she ever used. 1
{ Hoods Sarsaparilia
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for 30. Ma0s
only by G. /. HOOD 6 CO., Lowell, MASS
oeDoses One DoHar.11
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BROOKLYN, N. Y, Feb. 8.-Before the sermon
to-day DIR. Talmage expounded a chapter from
the prophecies. The opening hymn was:
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Dissolution Notice,

lac t!rn o'Fitzhcnry d Mans;icid groce
Aas l!!Ia dan been dissolved bv nfut,I.. s.,
teIi, L.C Fiizbenry retiring from .nld T..
ihg business hereafter i'll be cunauc:r.. I
"a Nans:;"ld alone. AL pc-snI.s vwt,,
sa'a Ezra. will settle with .aia Marsti VIZ,
".cno 1as :he right 10 c"ilecl: I'D III j., -
sHs having claims against aid nim Wiz
present them 10 said Mans field
j G FITZHExRT
X. 7. hsNsTilLD.
TOMBSTONE. il. T. Sept p. 1855
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For the hnes; brand of imported wine.
liquors and cigars. the Pony saloon yak,-
the cake. Ton Innes is always ga,
10 meet his friends, and YOU nh,
depend on receiving ,b- finest kind CT
treatment. i,SJ,'
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Rooms to kepf.

Having leased the Way-U lodging
house on Allen street, and renovated III,
SAINT, an now prepared 20 rent room,
by the day, week or mouth, at reasona
Die rates. Give me call.
LOTTIE EGAN.
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~ rice

An important m,et.n- o. thc THH.be.cnr
st',ct Growers Association v il! nc h-,d AZ
i"I:..siodc, S.,u."",, o.. orr = q, 80, II!
U'llpck = Ii. This beng trC 81, GuHiicrl!
.1retnS u ,!r Ne.r ~ eiCc!irH .: v.Nvrr>
VII be Er.d 81 nrnJer, ami i..Cre-.ca
r-t,.e .ngl q o.a.~c C"Iu;l srr earn ~
requested - rL.rad Mrnioeis VIII peas.
hriEg draain- Of thc!r UTEnd> nhc eai
Inarks 10 Gc lnscrts : in d stock !.orhr. bOun
which vlii BE- Completed ior pub,i'a;!"n It.
.uIs meeting.
C. : AHG1TT, President.
F. HLEkRgA, = -sy.
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! .ar.e aud Ian -SYm'ly I.!uis!eo room
~.tI "a.u, ~ otucc --!-t., between S.,O-i
ona i"..d >,r,,.s, Ye.i Ia,S'na ne. App,
= as J.iice p.!a'
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f.or! bnci, OF Bu-sto..e work., nn u.esa,
big surgc .rse 10 hands hI- Il. z while li1l
soc,. sar IN i,"e. band IN hip " with wave,
in.d.., .!-u W win wave under on shoulder
by ivavIng same III Fashion siuDe Viii Er
.iUc-Aliy rewarded. So
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Two hair mattresses, one S-cay clock, .
feather pillows, one 10. uf cookery, , pdrI"'
stoves and Suudry other 5pu-ch bid goods
Apply to Fred w. Smith. Third street, opp"
s..c the Episcopal Church. si-tf
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City Officers
Sardy Bcb's S.ag9 Line,

ts-c c"uacoi vita - .rl ,'i
ern DUsiaG trains leaves :; J.l7 =. iii.
sStsgc io- y E-p-- .L-.Toa ''t.y a.
Euniay, A. 9 i. a., tity ..,lc
Stag 10 Connect W!-A Gda
ievYes a =. IA.
S--..,e Tor Cl.lgt"s,aI. 'eaye. AZ
Ciice: 40 A!.rl- =, :et, .nd-
ao;cl.
Pos,office D!rcctc.,
Pos:oa,cc open irg.n . 4. nj, . q. :..
sat one Hc4r a..-r Gis;:iy.t.Ji J. ,fr Z
mai. Rc-i,.ry bl>s II d -.-
:: IL. Mon:y Ori3, ous.les, Iu:n > .".
: >. -. ODc2 o-ius-ts '"'H j ..'y
.Dd one .,DIT .-f .;!sl. ,',..,. =" -.
nail. Al uut- : Itn@ nIai', 'ts"r' e."
hcr; c.,SC :. 4. II. tISt. 80. ,. t'c, 4. .c
q 10 o..s. pUsl..l ncL-s ls="tt. ~ aaS - "a. 20
iIo:u oue ,ent = si.3J r'.c - e.cH 49, .
crnts. join ?. tLt,.
x:''-.!M..st,T.
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Notice.

VAL scii al puO,ic auction fur eash ~ -.
on day oi October, Ieo5, beginning a. ,
SeNeH r. e o: said O y, -t tue t,rs End
Corral. In the c.ty OF icmhst,.e. 10. a. :.
county, Arizona, in yurs,.an. G 81 an on.
~ t-c County Court in the ms.t-rof L:-
A"f"sr. ard Z. Il Peterson, insolr i: d. 4
US. Nhs wiyons, oae runni.y etaco; i,
snSon. oSe set of chain harness, about lOa
"e ~'.sx. ana W: - I'D w~g"r nia-rriai.
DATA @: 3. baADssAS, Asa .9ncc
,se SS.A oe ~ ..vte.a.~. SOD.
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FO3' Safe.

Orc fine American Milch Cow al Gran
Branch Water Station.
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r .a>,,.t, ... .u.... ..r,e'i
tn As"mQn i Walkers an.
.. ca &c I'm Lnr:,'! c!gar.
,'o.cer NIL, Go;r. Sacrament. y y a,
!. , ho-C..I Y Nkss.CE.
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CcciIe4td!.
i a.. iae ~u.y n.sf CLASS hntei II
mhs.,n-. SiGutfed GA is.p cu.nrr q"
- .ni .Aacn strerts. Han 'soiart'
Ar'l., ,h,a., anh Las al Ei.",,
- a'-.,. ir.ge.rrs are reconn-
=. -, s,n., al ;1is hous=. Pr.vs'c
.ns ~ c';:n!nc'ci.i rav-recs. .n,
as As. IS i4rI.aa,d s.tn III
a., 40 - aui ears room,
A'ln 'Iu dHe,t urauu-
,..,s ,Ll risa:s.
Jo3L<s PAsCuoIy,
Prs .ni.tor.
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(i!ltiC11ra
-. ani,r = Case, E-cd What ;.a. Rev. Gr.
.itEEEssry has 20 say about -

80 rEc PCar-: Lsvr ha5- : I.z. :. s.t-ror
E:c1sI years, :1ost .. a. :i.cc T.it --s1- i.as
. >...i.I 1--e:--o o -: I.i.ct:za, ~ IL nrd
~, =; - 3Ac ara ------ ain US Ecer s>iI i..a.
e yfas no c-:c 70 r4c, al -, bc:n =" is
.f@9v! IAat (h'T7 ~ SJ7R a. az I.5e- h:-yo
e. ta1 :-..,.ctcd scrsg';'lls H.; there uGs not
siaa.cst spot & N The Grove IF ~ LI:.i to tbs
OF nv f-t THAT was cot disease! ead rs rcd 81
a-on. u would ccin:ncno; ii small T.l,o spots.
seh ha.! s-iyrry '722A:;lncc, bot "eEo noi deep.
4 l attempted to i..-- !h.Ll, OF coon afcr their
;arrear.Iac, t,ry To!.l L,.ra aa.l run tv.cther
u ,reye wac = co54rttc d.y, Tt1 sac, whi icb
4lI 5eeop-c G1 i-ha "a H. - -racE md. lock fiery
l na-ry, AL TIE bura.Gy s,;.sa,ioa would be
l5St iatJiCru5.s
was at lines 50 Iarao ,,.a; cruIt scarcely zct
SC:, I'd c3':d no; crts5 Lny-,E r'i.t.It assis.-
Z. l have tried Da1y rcc,d dis, ani ta7e
4 S'o1 IL single i:.ztance - a pby sjciaI,,
hnNa ov.r or...i:...i oIiy t'Cposa ; r"iief
ioG, t.tpsi T,.r q u.Gc. r,-1n rciapsed again
30 5aiiy trpublrd as ever, aat daring the
,.ter of 1881 ali iSS2 ruifese e. much as to
entirely discouraged. Las. June, h.'gsevar, I
advised b. Elder and Mrs. l.. O. McHi .stry,
.rs well .aowG In t!.cs3 regions, TO try your
rfcU:A EyaEpIE-; and / fc!t soiaeloT a lite
rage. FROM t..eir favorable c~!nion CT them, 70
their sit;ae. -in,lat the second We, Cf July
commenced tax. < tie comedies, and withiN
wcc%s bosaa {, SEE P--i.ia:ont Improvement,
y ROW (flct. II er si-J;t - good o. new, a-6
E.s;. !s as tie s.eA 81 sh,i.
21.I1.S. LEM. E3IiTI.
certify That the Abo-o 2 atsTo"ut OF nay rEilU -
rest, ara -; with "a oIrEc=s!og Ia s.rai-
: :os lie sTsS. bcnSI.t g.: !.as ? -eiyUt.
Il. SIXTH.
certify th1. IRE abcre Es.:c=s.ur l. c,rrc-t- M..
tn 10 q t.c5nlinep; Gla;l ia ts cJEl-n !ty where
:.re.. H IS G .sc i-knov<a ds.!.-i in stoct, and
statement, viii Ja, II rs vie. Is fully orf1lc5
-rcli..
-o-s Ut Slan-tS1l, Province e S4ebcc, tu.s
q ay-sevea;h day Of oc.ooer. 1857.
= C. lgc--I>... TRY,
-l.s!s!.r cf t:e Cospe'
,rrn.-I havo seen .rs. sra..:'I recently al,
-vc her 20 DO thoroughly AID pCr.-.-e.-y cured.
L. @. Ec-:LIGTEY,
v zdrent On. Cor +, P. O., 70. gt.a1.i No M
OsToS, Sept. 8, lSSi-
UTrcURA EzsorvrST, the new blood purifier
CyTECCEA. and CUr!cJ-r SOAP, tho great SKIN
- and tyegLt:tsrs are Fo.l everywhere. Price,
1--WE "A, joc.; soAP, 2jc EEsoLyEsr, sI.c3
-.~v-'~-' Co., Boston
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Relief from the First Application.

When a person has suffered the un-
told agonies of rheumatism and neu>
ralgia twenty-five years, when physi>
clans have failed, and when a liniment
cures at one application, the fact
ought to cause thinking people to
pause and consider if bottle of it
ought not to be in immediate readi-
ness in every household for the in
slant cure of the aches and pains that
afflict mankind. Such was the evi.
dence of &. M. Sanders, of Madison,
Ala, and there are volumes of other
testimonials of like character to GER
tify that "Mansfeld's Magic Arnlca
Liniment is the best, the par excel
lence of all pain killers. Sold by
druggists, and prepared by the Mans
field Medicine Co., Memphis, Tenn,
my2 At
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Editor Exchange:

Editor Exchange:
Isubmit the following propositions
for discussion, if any one is disposed
to take the negative. First-Under
our public school law each school is a
civil district, is entitled to the same
length of time, regardless of the num-
Der of pupils taught in school. Sec
ond-More money has been collected
for school purposes in Gibson county
under a 80 cent tax than was ever COL
lected before for school purposes.
Third-That the time taught in some
of our schools in the 18th civil dis
trict, under thirty cent tax, has not
been as long as it was under 20
cent tax. The records upon which |
rely to prove the above facts have not
been DESTROYED by fire, but are accessi.
BILE to all who may desire to invests
gale the school question.
J. w. THOMAS.
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IMPORTANT.

When you visit or leave New York City,
save Baggage, Exprcssage and Carriage Hire
and stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite
Grand Central Depot.
Eleegantrooms, fitted up at a cost Of 81 ,OOO.-
600, reduced to 81 and upwards per day. Euro
penn plan Elevator. Restaurant supplied
with the best Horse cars, stages and elevated
railroad 70 all depots Families can live better
for less money no the Grand Union Hotel than
90 any other ir't-eias hotel iu the city.
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ceipt Of 81 on en- oh.
RemitS ances should be made by Post-ofics
Money Order or Draft. to avoid chance OF
loss.
Newsparers are not 20 copy this advertise
mert without the express order of Harper
HtRFFR FHR2THFEs Ntv York
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-05-02
Mexican Female Remedy.

1t never fails.-I am lady's nurse
and have been with a great many la
dies who used your Mexican Female
Remedy, and must say it has proven
to be the best medicine that | have
ever known for the use it is recon-
mended to cure. 1t has never failed
in a single case. Mrs. M. DoRMAN.
Hobart, Ind, April 81, 1884. For
sale by Stewart q Danner.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-05-02

Sell Well.-C. F. Simmons q Co.:
Your medicines sell well, and give
entire satisfaction. Chillarine has
not failed in single instance. One
bottle is sufficient to break up the
most obstinate case of Chills.-W. P.
TINDALL, Druggist, Okolona, Miss.
Dec. 26, 1883.
For sale by Stewart u Danner.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-05-02

When you want a cheap, good fitting
Suit Of Clothes, go upstairs at Brown
q Dickson's.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-05-02

Itch and scratches of every kind
cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Warranted by DR..
M. D. L. Jordan, druggist, Milan.