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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-09-30
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NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Fresh, Crispy Gleanings Of Recent Nore-
worthy Happenings and Events.

Fresh. Crfspy Gleanings of Recent Note
worthy Happenings and Events.
Entries have been completed for the fall
trotting meeting at Chester Park, CIncln-
natl, o.
Ed. Mcintyre fatally wounded James Bax-
ter, at Parkersburg, W. Va, in a drunken
quarrel.
Mrs. Henry Screen was criminally as
saulted by Bruno Pdaum, one of her board
srs, at Cincinnati
Washington is still on very limited sup
ply Of water, and large portions OF the CITY
are without drop.
Snow fell to a depth of three inches at
Derby Line, Vt, and severe frosts were re-
ported from Lexington.
The inaugural of the Knox county hve
stock exchange was held at MT. vernon, vs.
with large attendance
| George Balls trial at Stanford, Ky, iol
killing his father, resulted in acquittal, on
the ground Of self defense
| The ballot box manipulators at camden,
| n. j.. were arrested at the instance Oh tne
| law and order society Of that city
Mrs. Estella Burnett, OF Cleveland, u
searched in vain for her lost daus inter-
| Lena. in the streets OF Youngstown. O.
About twenty thousand voters were regis
tered the first day at Cincinnati Their
was considerable confusion about some tech
nicalities of the law.
4 The people at Findlay, o., are much ex
cited and aroused over the remarkable IN
crease in the How of oil from the well In tn
west part of the city.
The report of the order Of Sons OF Tenn
nerance shows a membership OF ~ %
persons. and the raising Of s.. 5000 10
temperance purposes
III Unsatisfactory food and quarters are n
ported at Fort Meyer, and the members
/ the signal service class have refused to exor
: crate the commander.
The American Bankers ASSOCIATION bsgal
| its session at Chicago, Lyman :. Gage bein
reelected president Of the association, an
the remaining officers being reelected
Harry Thompson, husband OF Henriet'
vaders the leading lady IN Thomas Keens
theatrical company, attempted to shoS
| himself at the Vanderbilt house, Syracus
New York.
The Lehigh and schuy1kil1 coal :
changes have advanced the price Of anthr
s cihe-
: There ars prospects Of lively dimere
Z meut ia fhs matter Of sstt!ing the Iex
boundary.
Prszidsnt Cook, Of the broken North u
non hank, offers to Be4t1e with creditors
: Hftx cents on tic dollar.
Xt public meeting at SrrinEneid, q,
;. eoumiffse Was appointed to draw up = r.
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AFTER TWENTY YEARS.
Newton Chance Glanced Back to the
Scenes of a Murder.

Newton Chance Glanced Back to the
Scenes of Murder.
SHERMAN, Tex, Sept. 24.-On the night OF
October TO- 1863, E. Julius Foster, editor OF
the Sherman Patriot was foully murdered.
Charles Cox and James Young were tried
for the crime and acquitted, but the evil
ience pointed strongly toward one Newton
Chance, who disappeared and against whom
an Indictment for murder was found.
The crime had apparently passed out OF
every ones mind excepting that of Sheriff
Douglass. who at the time of the murder was
young officer, and knew Chance by sight
Sheri-1 Douglass casually walked into court
and arrested a man he said was Chance,
which was denied by the prisoner Only
four of the thirteen witnesses in the case are
now living, but Douglass is certain he has
the right man, and believes he will be proven
guilty. The prisoner was stupefed, and for
moment could not move, but then declared
he was not Newton Chance, and accompanied
the sheriff to Jail. He has been living among
the Indians for twenty years and has fam
/ ily there
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THE BOND SWINDLERs.
ONE MILLION DOLLAR SCHOOL FuRNl.
TURE DEAL IN INDIANA.
Reuben Benson Pollard and His SON Frank,
Aided by Several Dupes. Succeed in
Robsing Nj ~ rowuships-A DeIu-
sive Lau-Residing in Canada

MITCHELL, Ind, Sept aa-The Indiana
bond swindlss of R. B. POLAND and his gang
have excited brokers and capitalists all over
the country, and each batch Of new devei-
opInents creates fresh interest. The swindIe
already involves nearly three-quarters of q
million dollars. This amount in Indiana
township bonds is known to be on the
market, and how much more may be in
volved is only matter Of guess work, and
the full extent Of the swindle will probably
never be known. Eleven trustees have
either escaped to Canada or been jailed, and
their issue of bonds viii average over $50, eOO
each
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Mr.. A. P. W, of Hampton, Ga, recently
emerged from one of the most remarkable
cases Of Blood Poison on record. His
BODY and limbs had no less that four
hundred small ulcers-his bones torment
ed him with pains-his appetite failed-hii
kidneys presented frightful symptoms-and
all doctors and 100 bottles of the most pop
ular Blood Poison remedy failed to give
him any relief. He secured B. B. B., tn,
concentrated quick cure, and five bottles
healed the ulcers, relieved all pain, curet
his kidneys, restored his appetite, ane
made him healthy and happy man, An.
one can secure his full name and CORES
pond with him.
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IS 70 who shall pay the bill in this gigantic
aud stupendous frand-the honest. foi1inr
taxpayer or the man who has innocentIv in,
vested his money in bonds that a lame law
allowed a dishonest scoandrei to issue.
More than a million dollars Is invc,Vas
and more than thousand men win f;yhf
for that million dollars The scoupdrel.
rest in peace aud seeiusion within sight %
the American shore and gloat over their III.
yotten gains. while their American dunes
chew their eud IN bitterness. helpless IL
their woe and defenssless in their rniSfor-
tunes -victimized. beaten. robbed, and mel
lien law that viii bring the wretehes hacs
to their homes and communities they hav,,
30 UNANIMOUSLY disgracei
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SUCCESSFUL STRIKERS.

The Great Cleveland Rolling Mill Trouble
at an End.
CLEVELAND, O., Sept 25. The Cleveland
Rolling Mill company made a complete back
down and all the men will go to work at the
wages paid before the reduction The fol
lowing letter has just been sent to Newburgh
to be read to the men:
CLEVELAND, Sept 24.-At a meeting OF
the wire manufacturers, just held in New
York, prices were advanced, and in accord
ance with the provisions made, please notify
the men that the June prices are restored
from this date in all departments.
SWIM. CHISHOLM, President.
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A GARD.
eRAsD OPENING

The old reliable g. J. Beck viii reopen his Dry
Goods and Custom Made Clothing Establishment
with
eRAsD oPEsIse
October sth, in the building heretofore occupied
by the Capital State Bank, on State Street
Thanking the good citizens OF Jackson for their
favors heretofore extended to me, hope my past
dealings we'll established for fairness and business
that a renewal OF their confidence be extended 70
me. Having no vain desire to say that will
SWEEP THE COUNTY,,
that my stock is the largest, the finest or the
cheapest, but do say, after your inspection you
will admit what here say is true, that my stock
represents all the requirements OF the times, ven
selected, choice in appear ance, and above an
prices astonishingIy low.
uniform system of establishing
ONE PRICE,
and marking goods in plain figures, has crowded
out the old fashioned idea Of charging you for goods
according TO your wealth and position We shall
make it
RULE, one PRICE FOX ALL.
small advance on the original cost win satisfy US
thus enabling you to deal in fun confidence ana
give you protection from any over-charge.
We can offer you in Dry Goods, Dress Goods
Trimming Notions and Fancy Goods, the latest
and most improved styles. Having the experience
of many years, both as Merchant and Manufacturer
it would be useless 10 say that have not brought
these experiences in practice in the selection Of our
goods.
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Window Shades and
Window Fixtures viii be constantly on hand.
ALL SPECIAL ORDERS
win be filed at manufacturers prices Orders
from the country respectfully solicited; samples
will be mailed upon application. In Ciothing' us
useless to tire our readers with
LOUD ADVERTISEMENTS,
but let remind you, the faults you found with
the clothing you bought OF me in former years was
that they never would wear out. 1 shall make no
changes at this late day, but you have guarantee
that in no case will any misrepresentation be made
In the selection of my stock, there was no
swEgPIses OF AUCTION ROOMS,
no clearing out of Bogus Fire Stores; seek for
no bargains in such places. In days where the
keeness Of competition is sharp all nine days
wonders have ceased to exist; for honest goods we
all must pay proper value for them, otherwise,
rely upon it there is something wrong.
We invite the Ladies to our GRAND OPENING
on October sth. very handsome souvenir will be
presented to every lady favoring us with call,
whether they buy Of us not. We beg the indul-
gence of the ladies' as getting these souvenirs
specially made for us, and should we be delayed in
distributing them at Opening, if they leave us
their namo they may be sure of having one sent to
them From time to time we win keep you posted
on our specialties.
Trusting to receive share of your patronage,
Respectfully,
q 7 RICK
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rI,n Chicarn "Ganr. !,

CHICAGO, Sept 25. - The Daily News
prints the second of It's series of "Revela-
tom articles IL contains the statements of
number of saloon-keepers and ex-saloon-
keepers setting forth that unless tribute is
paid to the police of the west side and
liberal contributions made to carry elections,
their establishments are raided, and the
business made SO Improbable that they
soon tire and are glad enough TO close up
to make room for those who are in better
favor with the gang"
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Monaar- October IL 1855.

upon the premises proceed TO sell at public auction
the highest and best bidder for cash. the following
described property to-wit: Beginning at point
where the west side of Canton street produces
intersects the line between Section l6 and n T. 3.
R. 1, west, and running thence with the line OF
Canton street \. 50 o., f. 10 chains to corner
thence north so. So W. l6-67 chains 10 corner
thence south 80 90 w. 1918 chains 10 corner
thence due south 7-26 chains to said line between
Section 16 and u thence with the corner of same
) So so l. 1850 chains the point Of beginning,
containing by estimate 256 acres all in Section Is,
T. 3 Range /, west. The title TO above property Is
believed TO be good. but shall only convey such
title as is vested In me as trustee
r. C. TERRY.
SCI, . fs5-3Od Trustees.
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FREAKS OF INSANITY.
Fleeing from Death - Lassoed - Escape
Fighting Sheriff.

Fleeing from Death - Lassoed - Escape.
Fighting Sheriff
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept 2S.-Wm. s.
Kelley, Williamson county justice, re-
Gently drove his wife from home, and find
ing she had gone to Franklin to have him
arrested followed, chasing her eight miles
on horseback She beat him to town. and
on his arrival, Kelley was captured by being
lassoed, and sent to the state insane asylum
at Nashville.
He made his escape, however, and went
back home, and he got angry and drove his
family of at the muzzle of q shot-g The
sheriff went out to arrest him, but Kelley,
who is a large, powerful and desperate mar
and always heavily armed routed the sher-
if and drove him back to town. His wife i:
in mortal terror of him and refuses to return
home until he is taken
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Wild Cherry and Tar.

Everybody knows the virtue of Wild
Cherry and Tar as relief and cure for
any affections of the Throat and Lungs
Combined with these two ingredients are a
few simple healing remedies in the compo-
ton of DIR .Rosanko' cough and lung syrup
making it just the article you should al
ways have in the house for coughs, colds,
Group and Bronchitis. Sold by Byron
Lemly.
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DRESS GOODS

For the first time in our lives we own
a stock of Dress Goods. We have i'm
agined before, that we had some very
nice things, at times; but nothing to
compare with our stock this fall.
Silks in all shades: Surah's in change
able effects; Brocades in Velvets, Su-
rah's and Silks, and the Novelties of
the Season
What are they? Well, mostly curious
efects-a Frenchman's creation They
are goods partly sheared only. The
meshed parts are rough, not so long as
to show, except as a shade of color.
You may guess the effect from a ques-
ton of one of our customers upon see
ing one of our finest suits: What do
you ask for them Blanketss''
Prices are $3.50, s1450, $3.50, up
to $3.50 Suit.
Canvass Cloth, all wool, AZ in, Soc.
Crazy Cloth, all wool, AZ in, 75c.
Tricot Cloth, all wool, So in, CSC.
An extra moneys worth in Black
Dress Stuffs is a Cashmere, 16 twill, 4S
inches, at $1.273, worth S1.75; Silk
warp Henrietta, y in, Sl.10, worth
$50. These bargains are rare, they
come but seldom, and are quickly gone.
sc in. "Black Cashmere" 25c, worth
40c.
AZ in. all wool Cashmere, 55c., worth
roc.
Gilbert's Plaids "a in, $1.:0.
Half-wool Goods in endless variety at
10 and 15c.
We own more Dress Goods than all
the town together.
STEDMAN & co.
SPECIAL -
Commencing October 1st, for Two
Days Only we will offer at IN
precedented Bargains
Boys and Children's Suits
Misses and Children's Cloaks and
Wraps!
Stedman 81 Go.
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When person has suffered the untold
agonies Of rheumatism and neuralgia
twenty-five years, when physicians have
failed, and when aliniment cures at one APP
plication, the fact ought to cause thinking
people to pause and consider If bottle OF
it ought not to be in immediate readiness
in every household for the instant cure OF
the aches and pains that atfiict mankind
Such was the evidence of G. nj. Sanders
Of Madison. Ala, and there are volumes Of
other testimonials of like character tc
testify that "Mansfeld's Magic Armies
Liniment" is the best, the par excellence Of
all pain killers. Sold by all druggists
and prepared by the Mansfield Medicine
Co., Memphis, Tenn.
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Found Guilty.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 23.-Robert Fow-
Ter, who has been on trial in Morganfield,
KY, for the past week, for the murder of
his niece, Miss Lydia Burnett, was found
guilty of the crime. The jury after being
out but short time returned their verdict,
and sentenced Fowler to be hung The time
has not yet been set for the event. The
jury's verdict was received with universal
qualification
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GUARDIANS NAIF

DS VIRTUE OF \ DECREE OF TIT. CHAN
I'D Gerry Court. First District Of Kinds COUNTY
rendered on Goth day Of September \. D.. 1855 the
undersigned VIII. IS Guardian Of Amanda Stewart
minor, sell Al public cutlery, IN front of the Cits
Hall, il jackson, Mississippi within legal hours 70
the highest bidder, Tor cash on
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Notice to Creditors.

ESFATE OF CARRIE T. BURNETT, deceased
HI All persons having claims again st said estate.
requested 10 exhibit the same, and have them
registered by the Clerk Of the Chanoery Court Of
the First District of Kinds county state of Mis-
sissippi, within year from the 18th day Of sep
teinber. A. D., isS5, which DAY the undersigned
appointed administrator Of said estate or they
viii be forever barred SAM'L p HEAD,
sept 49, 'S5-5w Administrator
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Two Story Frame Residence.

containing eight rooms, with all other nee
essary out-buildings, and all in complete
repair. having been thoroughly renovated
and painted within the past year. The
best Stable and Barn combined in the
County, together with all other plantation
buildings, tenant houses, etc Seven good
Clsterns. and fine Pond that affords an
abundance of Stock water. Fences, and
indeed everything on the place, in excel
lent condition.
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xrrHERFAS, 1t appears by information received
w by me- that on or about July 3lst, 1850, one
I'm. o. PERM killed and murdered MOSES G.
TINsLEY a citizen of Kemper county, and alter
wards made his escape and is still at large;
Now therefore, L. ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
of Mississippi do offer the above reward for the ar
resi- and delivery of the said IF8, o. Perry, to the
sheriff OF Kemper county; $3.50 payable on dellv-
erv ana Sl0g on conviction. And do moreover, ~
qire all officers of this State to be digent in their
efforts TO arrest said fugitive Nm o. PERU.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal OF the
r. State affixed, at Jackson, this 10Th day OF
L. 81 September, A. d. 1885. ,,..
By the Governor:
HErRY q MYFRs Secretary Of STATE.
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CITATION NOTICE.

In the Chanoery Court, First District Of Kinds
County. state OF Mississippi;
FTtHE STATE OF MiSSISStPPI,-TO ALI. PER-
L sons having claiming any legal eguita-
bic interest in the following described land sold for
taxes on the 9th day of March, 1852. to-wit 20
acres : end vs. Sci. see. SO, T. 6, r. l. east be-
ing aud lying in the county Of Kinds and State OF
Mississippi: You are hereby notined and required
10 appear before said Cbaneery Court at Rules, on
the First MONDAY OF December next 1855. to
defend the suit of L. h Atwood, to confirm and
quiet his tax title TO the above described land,
wherein You defendants.
". r. RATLIFF, Clerk, etc.
NJ NJ MCLE0D, Solicitor.
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eve say at night, Would God the day
were here,
And say at dawn, Would God the day were
dead y
How we'll has Swinburn emphasized the
feelings of thousands of earth's faires'
daughters who are laid PROSTATE by
diseases fell hand. But instead OF the an
guish of despair, what song OF JOY as
cends from the hearts OF these ladies wht
| have used DIR. Pieree's 'sFavorite Prescrlp
tion,n and by its means restored 70 IN
glorious sunshine OF health. II Is posi-
Tive remedy for those arrangements, irreg
ularities and weaknesses so common 70 gu
Nest female population. Price reduced t
one dollar. For sale by all druggists.
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nII at rir. Iarr,s.

TROY, N. Y, Sept. ga call at Gen.
Carr's house elected from his wife the state
ment that he would see no one as he was
making preparations to go to work Tia
will accept the nomination. Hundreds OF
kilograms are pouring in upon him from
every section of the state. He is confident
of Republican triumph.
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First Monday of Nov, mber, 1856, ]

= snow cause. q any they have whv tbs PRAYER 81
s-lo ps.itoner should net be granted ~, thst mi.
si"sl 3 ptsesaed Tor iosr successive weeks prior
% s@lo haie day. Ia THE WExkry q kstoS :
newspaper published at jackson Ntsssssir~ss 80
maj me tierk 81 this Court send To the holders 81
sSi1 Ger nnsSies copy Of this order psr mail Ts,.t
No a. es statute provided in cases Of puhliestios
NfHerea, this eeth Gay OF September fSss
Z. q. PE1ToS E>.sai4
Chancellor
SAaneery Court, First District Kinds COUNTY, sIis-
sissapni- W. T. RATlIFF, CLERK
| sef-seop-AW. A. G. MooRE, u. &
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NEWS FROM BeLLAlRe.
The Ten Months Strike of Glass Workers
q. -. Ii .--......., $4,000.

at an End-6eneraI rejoicing.
BELLAIRE, o., Sept. 25.-At a meeting of
thu flint glass workers and manufacturers, a
compromise was affected and the ten
months strike positively settled
Fires viii be lighted, and their wares win
be On the market next week. The news
spread like wildfire, am. in consequence
there is great rejoicing, especially among
the families of the workmen, many Of whom
Mera almost liastitlIfa
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF,

rEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- until THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10Th, at II Tor
furnishing FRESH BEEF 10 the Mississippi state
Iunafie ASYLUM for one year. commencing October
lsth 1ss5 Beef TO DC OF best quality, and TO con
siSt equally Of hind and forequarteTs and IN guam
titv from 200 800 pounds per day, more or less,
- may be required by the Steward. Bids must be
speeiff.. and win not be considered If conditioned
on What others may propose. The successful bid
der viii be required TO give bond IN the sum Oh
three thousand dollars r. F. McBILLs
s.s,,sss sS:,-sw Steward.
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STOCK RAISING

or who might desire doing business in the
CITY. having advantage of both Country
and City. / win sell with the place SIX
head of Mules, one Horse, two fine brood
Mares, twenty head of Cattle, among them
several Extra Mich Cows, twenty head fine
graded Sheep, twenty head fine Hogs. All
Wagons, Agricultural Implements of every
kind necessary TO carry on the farm. This
property is desirable and valuable; there
are few aces in the South where so fine
an opportunity for investment is offered as
this.
TERMs-.Spot CASH. .
Prices lower than actual cost of improve
ments. Apply TO or address the under
signed at Yazoo City. -
sep9, iS5-ina. J. +. POW ELL.
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Friday. October al. lsss

all the right title and interest Of said minor in el
No. %, North Jackson, a. described upon the m sp
o. said city. The interest Of said minor is a one
third undivided interest in said hot The title
thereto is believed be good but will only convey
such interest - Is vested in snch Guardian.
JAS. D. STEW ART, Guardian.
October l. ISS5-sod
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The Puritan Sold.

NEW YORK, Sept, 24.-The sale of the
sloop Puritan was announced to take place,
and large crowd of yachtsmsu, Wall street
men and others assembled at the auction
rooms on Front street The boat was pur.
chased by Mr.. Edward Burgess, her designer
and part owner, for $I3, 500.
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They are not Sorry.

There is one thing nobody ever regrets
that is the day they first adopted Par
ker's Tonic as their regular family medi-
cine. Its range is so wide, and its effects so
good. that nothing else, except good nurs-
ing is needed in a great majority of cases.
Buy it, try it, and afterwards it will not
require any praise from us.
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FOR. SALE!

1.-TWO SMALL FARMs-AB0UT FIVE NILES
I from VAUeHN's STATION, Yazoo County,
Miss one of them containing eighty acres the
other, One Hundred and sixty acres OF land Both
improved and well timbered, and well supplies with
good well and stock water And both Farms near
good Sehool-house, ia good neighborhood, and
NEAR good steam Gin and Mill. For particulars,
Apply 10 W. F. HEARD, near Vaughn's station,
AGO Co. Miss.
I On.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS. Mas. WINsLow's
Soothing SYRUP should always be used
when children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves
the little sufferer at once it produces nat
ural, quiet sleep by relieving the child
from pain, and the little cherub awakes as
bright as a button" 1t is very pleasant
to taste. 1t soothes the child, softens the
gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regu-
lates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
bottle. [iuly22, '85-iy.
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I'm o. Perry is twenty-three years OF age.
about five 90 feet and ten tlo) eleven III inches
high; dark skin; black hair aud black eyes when
Young bad smallpox, and the marks are now vIsi-
BILE on his face; front teeth somewhat crowded
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