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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
THE SLANG Epidemic.
A Worse Enemy to the Queens English
Than Bad Grammar.

Than Bad Grammar.
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Slang is breaking down social convention
alities by its free and indiscriminats use. II
Is lessenipg maidenly dignity, which should
always be intrenched behind soft and gentle
speech. 1t is deteriorating the standard that
We once held for our young men, and is un-
questionably a vice making its inroads az
iDsiduously as drink or gambling. Our chill
dren are allowed to ipterlard their converss-
ton with the catch-words OF low comedies,
without remonstrances. which must in the
end produce Its effect upon character and
conduct
Slangis reflection upon the progress of
our civilization. and If not repressed will
soon become prevailing feature Of our pop
ular literature. Our schools should be the
reformatories for its cure. The principles of
correct speaking are simple enough to be
conveyed intellgentiy to the youngest chill
dren, and it should be I'm pressed upon them
that the use OF pure diction is one OF the
stepping stones toward building up . pure
character.
1t ia pitiable TO listen to this conversation
Of the average school girl OF to-day, whose
lips should be as uDsullied as the bloom
upon her cheek. / will leave it to the
initiated to interpret the meaning OF the fol-
lowing phrases, selected at random, bat actu-
ally uttered by some of the representatives
of our irst-class schools and seminaries:
1ito No Oovc Jill onhAy I'LL to-0dy
scboolr'
"Yes. hut the old dragon got on her ear be-
cause we didn't know our Latin"
"Gee whiz! / don't care"
"Ab, there Stay there"
''Jimeny, cracky! She's daisy"
''Did you catch on?n
Yes / tumbled to the racket"
"Did you know that Jack Smith had blown
out most of his fortune?'
You bet; he intends TO fly high. The gov
ernor has to shell out the sheckels.n
well, it is comfort to have as much
dough as person wants"
II saw him making a break along the
street on blue streak"
lawfully iollyp "Awsully funny"
Take the cake?" 81 should smile!" What
gillie!"
But it is needless to multiply the express
sions ad infinitum. Do not such examples
of slang confront us as horrible nightmare?
Does 1t not plainly show that the tendency
is increasing to an alarming degree? It is
bringing the conversation OF our sons aud
daughters down to the level of thieves jar
gon, and fast obliterating all delicacy OF the
sentiment in the minds Of both establishing
freemasonry of course and corrupt Ian
eusge as means OF social intercourse. The
descent is easy which leads to vulgarity in
thought, and it is wise parent who can
flores ee the end.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

The Love Between Master and Slave as
Shown at Island No. 10.

Shown at Islard No. TO-
Louisville Courier-Journal.l
OfGeneral Alpheus Baker, now of this city,
but formerly a citizen of Eufaula, Ala, q
lawyer by profession, and an orator of great
sweetness of diction and power, the following
il cident is related:
He owned slave called Paris before the
war and st the time the nrst gun was fred
on Sumter. The slave was huge negro,
very dark in complexion, six feet two in sta
making perfect specimen of manhood
physically. The General quit his home and
family to follow the fortunes Of the Confed-
eracy. He said to his servant Paris:
II am going to the war. Paris; will you 60
with meY''
Paris, who loved and admired his master,
at once assented and followed the wander
ings of his MASTER as devoted squire, until
the General, with those associated with him.
was captured by General JohnP Pope at Island
No. 10 in the Mississippi River. In the pres
ence of the Federal soldiers. when the general
was about to be hurried off as q prisoner to
Johnson's Island, his servant Paris came to
see him. In the interview which took place,
in which much that was affectionate occur
led between the master and his old servant.
the General said tc him:
well. Paris, what are you going to DOR
Paris replied:
well. masea with the help of God. I'm
going DICK 10 nlssus duO ue Gull cru. luS
two old friends, who had been boys to-
eether on the old plan tation in the Land OF
Rest" and were about the same age, shook
hands in silence and in tears. Paris turned
to go, but he'd gone bat a few feet away
from bis master when he turned toward him
again, his soul swelling up from its lowest
depths and his countenance all aglow with
the iervor OF pure affection, and rushed into
his masters arms, weeping like an infant,
and exclaimiDg,
"Msssa, let me hug your The old msn
clasped eacn other. aud their signs and sobs
brought tears to the eyes OF the victors who
surrounded them, and the expression was
heard:
Great God see what affection between the
master and his old servant"
And that affection between master and
worthy servant remains to-day In all the
South. and will be . bulwark OF the conserv
alive element OF the county through all
coming time.
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TOR SALE-BY ALEX. MErZGER Agt., 30
II ODD Fellows Hall.

TOR SALE-BY ALIEN. METZGER Agt., 30
IL ODD Fellows Hall.
north. This is a fine opportunity for an enter
prlsing man TO make largely on the Invest
ment by subdividing. There % acres in
this plat, and can be bought on easy terms
Price, 81, 000
Several good houses on South Tennessee
street will be sold cheap.
A fine residence on North Meridian.
House and Lot on st. Mary's street. $4,000.
House and Lot on r. Merrill street, $500.
House on Clifford avenue, $4,000.
House on N, Mississippi street. $3.50.
House on Peru street, $3.50.
House and large Lot on College avenue, $500.
Residence new ON N. Alabama ST., $40 900.
House on HosbroOk street, $3.50.
House on Davidson street, $500
House and large Lot on N. Meridian, $4,000.
House and Lot on w, st. Clair street. $500.
House and Lot on y. Alabama street, $500.
House and Lot on E. Pratt street, $780,
Vacant Lot on Washington ST., 6Oxl69, 5000.
Vacant Lot on College avenue $500.
Vacant lots 3 West ST., corner, each $500.
Houses and Lots in every part OF the city ~
prices to suit purchasers Call and get one OF
our printed lists.
our auction sale of city lots will take place
on Monday, May 18th. Those wishing to build
for themselves home should not neglect to
attend this sale. We would give hint to par
ties wishing TO purchase to visit the ground be-
fore the day of sale and make selections, and
then they will DE better prepared TO bid :.
These lots are I'm d. 8. Beatys addition to the
city of Indianapolis, which Is being rapidly
built up. The sale will take place on the
the Virginia Avenue Street Railroad. On the
day of sale there will be conveyance to take
parties from the street car terminus, or from
Alex. Metzger's Office. to the ground.
For further information apply to
ALEX. METZGER,
Odd Fellows Hall.
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Adam Forepaugh's AiI.Fe.ture show

Were any additional evidence wanted to
prove that the. Great Forepaugh Show is
matchless and without competition. 1t 10
furnished in the fact that Barnum gives mp
the entire West and goes East, thus contest
ing that Forepaush IL too strong for him TO
meet in warfare. Forepaugh's therefore,
stand alone, the leading show OF the world,
without rival What triumph. ADD what Q
realization of LIES ambition! The exhibit
ton in ell its stupendous brilliancy will ap
ps or here on Monday. May 25th.
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ALiftle ChiId,n Heart.

Bow should the hesrt OF little girl be-
AS pure as the lily that blooms on the lea,
AS clear as the dews from the heavens that
fall,
As true the mirror that hangs on the wall,
AS FIRE sh as the fountain, as CAV as the lark
That trills out Its song twixt the day and the
dark,
As glad as the angels, when soaring they fly
On the bright wings OF love TO their home in
thesky.
From the German
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. drug clerk by a
w young man, steady and willing to work.
Letter of recommendation from last employ
ers. Address box 20, Anderson, Ind.
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"ANTED-A FOREMAN, thoroughly COM
w petent TO take charge of hrst-class
newspaper and job office, in q live couEty seat
t0wp Of three thousand Inhabitants he must
be strictly temper ate, industrious and faithful
10 the interests OF ms employer, In all things,
~ al times. Address "rem perance," care Sem
1nel, indianapolis, Ind. giving age, wages
wanted, etc.
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w ANrED- Situation by young man OF twenty
w three: good penman; writing or copying
to do evenings. ADDRESS q, Sentinel Office. l6
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by an elderly lady as
wv seamstress in a family, either CITY or coun-
try. Call or address Room 20. Moore's Block, Mas
sachusetts avenue. IL
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purchased by that prince of merchants,
Capt w. H. lTausman. 1t was bale Of
long staple, weighing sos pounds,
and the price paid was 20 cents per
pound. Several other bales are looked
for this week . Charley Williams.
c"lored brakeman on Capt. Gle" Bassett's
train met with a sudden and unexpec-
ted death on Monday afternoon lat,
at the Suwanrce bridge at Ellavillc.
While the train was passing through
the bridge his cap fell into the river.
and he leaned off the platform to
watch it, and while doing :" a scantling
struck him Immediately back of the head,
which knocked him from the train, and
produced instant death by breaking the
neck. The train proceeded on its way,
10 one aboard knowing of the accident :;
nor was he missed, it is said, until the
train reached jacksonville. Some parties
on the Columbus side of the river saw
the accident who went To him as
soon As possible. \ roroner's inquest
was hrld on Tuesday morning when the
above facts were brought ont. The re
mains were carried to Tallahassee, his
home, 10y the ny passenger Tuesday
morning.
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A Mothers LOVe-A Practical
illustration Of Its Power.

4 mothers love What potent thing
j. 1t Will melt the heart of the most
d.. ,rnrd criminal, when no other influ
..cc would be ctfcctual No one but a
Other knows is full meaning, but every
,lr can appreciate it il they will. 1t is
own, though, that it means slccplcss
hts, care, Inconvenience, ana, if ne
.rv, want, hardship and death. But
- >ubject has been too cioqucntlv
.t'rd bv the sweetest poet, and tie
hest writers TO furnish an essay for
'rc>c columns. Too many practical H.
,'rations occur in every dav lie for it
10 be dwelt upon, 50 that il is unnecessary
- peak of the subject further in order
- make the reader understand the full
meaning of what is TO follow.
Mrs. Henry Schuaicn, OF Ashland,
Nv, writes that her daughter has been
cured of deafness which resulted from
chronic catarrIl. She tel, how she had
lost all hope Of her daughter her idcal)
being cured, and how ovcriovcd She is at
The result. After irving many remedies,
She SAYS PERrNA brought a cure, and
that the daughters hearing is restored.
She concludes, by speaking in the most
fa'ttriag terms Of PEKr<A. and then de
- 10" III tiit most IONttN Ibdnlti Utc
happiness j, has brought her, and reviews
the distress sie experienced while her
daughter VS. afflicted
Dr. a. r. On5, Martins Ferry, O.,
writes Il have large trade on your
PEKrNA. Think it's grand rcmcdy'
Mr.. Robert {. Hannah, Peterborough,
Levi, county, Ky, writes: " write TO in
form YOU ri the great benefit | received
hv the use Of your medicines, PERrNA
and MANALIH. had b., n low spirited
and very sick for about six months with
a bad cough, and my friends thought !
Lad consumption tried a number Of
patent medicines, and most Of the doctors
in the .icintv and We have some as
good as you can find in the country,
but they did me no good whatever Our
merchant, Mr.. Gillespie, insisted upon
me irving Vour remedies. did so. but
must say, had little faith in them at
first; before | had consumed my first
bottle, | noticed change for the
better, and to-day ] am entirely well,
and as sound a man as there is in the
vicinity. credit nv cure to your valu-
able remedies, PEKrSA and MANALIN,
and recommend them TO all Of my
friends"
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The Following WeI|-knoWn
" Home Remedies"

~" lr.rint ingredients in the composition OF CREOLE
FEMALE TONIC: BLACK HAW, CEYLON CHINA
Won, STONE ROOT, BLACK COHoSH BLUE
t$lOSH, sol AN VINE aud TRUE PERUVIAN
BARK. These distilled and concentrated in the
r;srcs spirits. Ak your family ply stefan his Opin-
- on The merits Of such compound and
Gre yen of his invariablc Endorsement This com
bihAlion make CREOLE FEMALE TONIC the most
vsnap iccdy for diseases Of the Female Organs Pro-
Es teri tor TALL OF the womb, Weakness Irrecnlari-
tfr, Painful Mcn>truaton Lencorrhua whiteS) and
liberation. All druggists and NJ Lively and w A Rawls
l>fllEhass Fla. May II, lSA5-6m
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Legal Advertisements.

In the Circuit Court Of the United States f.,
The Northern District Of Florida.
George ". Ladd, in his own right and AZ Pxe'
tor Of the last will and Testament Of Daniel Lads
deceased and Joseph N. ladd, citizens and -.
habitants OF the State OF Florida,
VERSUS
Cily Of kangor, in the state Of Maine and I'm
A. Harris, a citizen and inhahtant of the Conf,
OF Marion. In the State Of Florida.
This DAY CAME THE COhPLAINANTs nv
i ID. :. Walker Jr., their counsel, aud rr,,s4n,sd
10 this court their bill Of complaint against The A.,
T. ndiuts. aud the same with sfiidasits and eNhih
hlei being read and duly considered, on motion ~
said Ompainants by their counsel aforesaid i, ia
O',lertd. That the defendant. George W. I.add If
the City Of Bangor, in the State Of Maine be ana
Is hereby enJoncd and restrained from making ,nJ
executing, or attempting Ia make and execute. ,nv
iced oi conveyance 10 any person or persons 81
all any loitiou of said lands and real estate i;
WakuIA county, Florida, mentioned in said h,iI
aud from assigning or others sc disposing Of or Al,
tempting to dispose at any interest claimed Iy HIM
in said Judgment, or enforcing attempting Ia en-
i'icr the s.me mentioned in said hill, until Nh.
iuttl rr order Uf this court; IL is
Fmrft,r Or,isred, Thal The Clerk Of this Conn IA
forthwith forward J., mail certified copy Of his
order 1" I'll" aidr - # the said George " add
N The City :" Bangor, in the State of Maine and
chat sad clerk Ike 4 mann of the date of or
~Arding aid certified copy in III minute, Of this
weeks III the WEEIKY FLoKiDI.s, a u.w-i..,.r
published in thr city "f Tallahassee. FLORIDA
THOMAS SETTLE, Iud.-
jacksonville, Fla, Aug 3, lNN,
Endorsed Filed August ;, i>N,
PHnIr WALTER Ct,tk
trnr,nI,S from III. Record,
A"G ~. IN>'''" PHIiH Waller, tierk
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INSTITUTE.
HsOtrGOurt Springs. Va.

1hi- is school for Young ladies of high standard
in all Observation-Disclosures morals, manners,
inanaceInrnt well rs Literature, Science Music,
Art-hrautitulIy situated, mountain climate, min
cra waters, ample equipments; - Officers and
Teachers q of whom gentlemen, q Teachers Of
Music; patroniZcd by the best classes and usually
full--l44 hoardrrs last session, from many States
pupils received for single the full period
Of school lite. including vacations 4:ird annual
session viii open September l6M circulars sent on
application. CiiAS l.. COOKE,
july III, l>NI Pm Sud.
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Notice Of Insolvency.

1 LENANDER NDSELEY, ADMINISTRATORS
~ 81 thu Estate Of Leon T Roberts late of Leon
{ 'nntt in The State Cf Florida, deceased HAVING
ii ed in this Court written suggestion Of the In
>p'fcncS Of said Estate. notice is hereby given To
All prs II having claims ~ iilis said Estate 10 all
i"nr ana Tile th, with me duly authenticated
according IL ltN before the .sirJ day of Jan
nay \. d. lNN; EDWARD y. WEST
Judge Leon County Court.
Tallahassee, Fla, july -, l>n1- tim
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UP IN A BALLOON

Ia, most celebrated arronaut and forever lost
Many WOMEN ARE LOST to health and hsppine-s bv
:a'r negligence When first they are afflicted h,
>sl1s ~ IA" Womb l.cucorroa. Suppression Nervous
.r>Iat"n. or any "f the peculiar diseases Of wnrnel
thty ihcr former strength and ,ioor by
'-n- few bottles al CREOLE FEMALE TONIC All
ih anu " : ''"'' anu !" 'I Nav !, tA lss,
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Wesleyan Female Institute.
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.

OPENS SEPTEMBER 2l-T. lss5 One OF the first
schools for young ladies in the United States Sur,
ing- beautiful Climate unsurpassed. Pupils from
eighteen Refers thousand pupils and pat
r"n-. Terms onu,ng M< i-St IN n. Inml Board Eng
=l Course Latin. French German. Music &c for soh"-
lat year from September to June, S23S For cata
lo-uc- write ~
Rkv. VIM. a. HARRIS. d. D., President.
July g-5w Staunion. Virginia
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10000
GULF STATE CIGARS

THE DEMAND FOR THIS CHOICE CIGAR
L has been constantly Increasing in public favor
from lis iiret Introduction. In etucnce of i'm
a'r"vIuS the quality. and not increasing the price,
the sale of this cigar has increased over - per cent
-iurc its Introduction, rs nv invoice book will
prove. This arises from lis being first class cigar
AL reasonable price. To he had wholesale and re-.
q all Al the Dru. Store of Va lIVEU.V
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NOTICE.

- TX WEEKS AFTER DATE WILL APPLY
y L. t'.r Judge of the County Court OF Leon
County for Letters Of Administration the estate
Oh {. b scott, late Of Leon County, deceased.
j. A. PEARCE, Sheriff
Tallahassee Fla, July ~. lss5-iw
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AND STILL THE VILLAIN

lnr>ncs his victims and dashcs them into PREMA-
TtkE GRAVE. This enemy OF womankind is assisted
by: Nervous lr"-tration, Suppression, Leucorrhra
w2ie-. which by neglect, becomes chronic When taken
in lime CREOLE FEMALE TONIC will regulate al
thesr ILL., and diseases Of the female organs Composed
of Roots and lie RIBS, il il Natures own remedy All
d.sy-t- and NJ Lively and w a. Rawls, Tallahassee,
rH May ADM
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vILLULA.
King Street, Opposite Post Office and Plaza:
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA.

THIS NEW AND CHARMING VILLA Is NOW
OPEN TO GUESTS
Large Airy Rooms, Wide Pia>z,@ Spacious Shaded,
tiri>s-tirnWu tiruuu!s
UArFE tDNTfNIfN'F'~ 1HE"TrH"fT THF
-HOf ST.
The most delightful bathing ftrilitr> the
premises, in the form "f Tub, spray and Shower
WATER FROM AKrE>IAN WELL
\ comfortable pleas mt, t"nr like place t" >l'cnd
the
Attendance. apartments, beds aud cuisine FIRST
GAS. j. BRAlNARD.
&. Augustine. Florida,
.Iupc .,-m
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
StaIntOn, Va.
MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, Principal.

DI'E\S ~ SEPT $50 CLOSES II Ne, le~Ai
Unsurpassed in IL l"cAiiou in IT. buildings and
Grounds III it, general appointments and Sanitary
arrangements its lull corps of superior and cN-
Icricnccd TEACHERS: it, unrvalrd advantage. in
Nu-ir Modern Languages; Elocution, Fine Arts,
Physical Culture and instruction in the theory and
Isacticr Ui Book keeping the successful effort
EIat!c to secure health comfort aud happiness its
opposition /" extravaganza; lis standard of solid
.'hoarshlp. Board, &c, &c, and full English
c,urst ~ per entire session. For full particulars
apply To The Primo pal for catalogues.
linn. N lAstl-on
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NOTICE.

( IL PERSONS Indebted To TIE ESTATE
n at RIG HARD WILLIAMS late oi Thnm,.
onnty Gc"r GA deceased ~ill please Il, inio, III
at payment, AMI Those having claims against said
estate VIII present them for payment to the under
signed
ALIEN MOSELEY
Aqninl,trttor IF Estate Richard William deed
T1ialst-s"c. til July -. \. - lNNJNw
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READ THIS!
LIoYD's JEFFERSON Co, FLA. !

l.loYDs JEFFERSON Co. FLA.
April Is. 1885
MrssTs. JOHNSON Il CO.-Sirs-Six months ago
was taken sick with chill and fever and nv weight
reduced thirty pounds l could find nothing that
would give me- relief until purchased one bottle
Of Johnsuns Chill and Fever Tonic. After using
hall OF the bottle | was entirely we'll l checrfully
recommend this Ia the entire public rs the best
Chill and Fever Tonic known. Respectfully,
W. Il. MCRoKY, Agent.
MICcostKIE, FLA, April ~ 1885.
McssH. Johnson n Co, Monticello, Fla.-Gents:
! ain much pleased with your "Chill and Fever
Tonic" ! have sold first lot you and
cone idcrable portion of the second lot. In every
cast II has given entire satisfaction. One case
would especially mention: A young man who has
suffered tor several months with intermittent fever
and general debility, who tried various kinds OF
medicine without any relief, took two bottles of
y"nr Tonic, aud is now sound and healthy and fat
he: claims that the Tonic did it. l believe the med
icinv will do what you claim for it and shall keep
good supply on hand. Yours truly,
TuEo TURNBlII-
For sale by W. A. Rawls and H. " r. Schrader
June -, lSSl-6m
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PENSACOLA & ATLANTIC r. R.
lTakIn etl,cl snnAay. F.hruary 4. -
SANANNAII, FLORIDA X WESTERN RAILWAY
wAYcKo>- SHORT line.

All trains thi- road are run by Central rTrhj Me-
rdlAh time which l. slower thIn Jat k-oh
VILE time.
ON and after 81 NDAY MAY T. l>>, passenger trains
viii leave and arrN.. A. f,llnW-
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>Ew oELKAN- ENrEE-'

Connecting n CiDli'it"o'h,- With P'-tt"li y Atla
Tie Railroad daily for Fcu-Ac"l M"hih. Nr~ orb hit-
l. VA. and all fran- Ni--i--iiH I'H'- Il>-"t' = FIR
Brnn-wlok ttk' ti- rrlS' At I;r NAV ick Il
\ lItll"a, ~ / J" =.
Pullman Buif. Nl.'n-. Car Jt k-or..li' /" f,n-a-
cola. M"hl!" and NV Orlral-
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THE GERMAN and AMERICAN
FEMALE DISPENSARY.
no =. ~ BROAD ST. ATLANTA, Ga
Miss Rosa Prudential, M. D.,


4 graduate of a German and an Atlanta Medical
Cullr.,c tenders her services To afflicted ladc7
Treatment OF all disease, purely vegetable
The following certificate from l)r. +. y. WuIm,
the distinguished Professor of Music very Ir"Ini-
ncnt citizen OF Alhnla will bc sufficient "a ,ntce
To those disposed To doubt
CERTIFICATE.
II gives me great pleasure To certify that Mis- DR.
Rosa Frcud,nthal has been employed in my family
aud that she has cured cast of long Years standing"
| chrerlullN commend he" to afflicted ladies every
where DIR f. A. WI KM
No. > Foster, corner Of Calhoun -
REFEKENCEs-Protcs.o Joseph Adolphne, NJ. ID.
Mrs j. T. Clark No. 80 Merit. Avenue. Mrs. Liz
Zie McQuarttrs, To-; W. Harris Street. DIR. w L.
Dclhridgr, 81 Marietta Street, all of Atlanta GA
Treatment at office and hotel
For patients away from the city, casrr 40 Wl per
month"; and medicines sent per express
Treatment by the month at office or hotel viii
depend upon nature and duration OF disease.
All business strictly confidential.
| am publishing The Womans journal Of Health
hrim full Of interest to women. Send 10 cents fn
sample copy. Address,
DIR. ROSA PREFERENTIAL,
German and American Dispensary, No. r. North
Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga.
ATLANTA GA, February 81 lSAI 4G.ly
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NOTICE.

YIN WEEKS AFTER DATE | WILL APPLY
- 1" thr Judgr ot the County Court OF Leon
County for Letters Of Administration IN tn. ,.,t,
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