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Got a pencill" asked a farmer on the
market the other d5y oiacitizel. Now,
then, let's figure q Bit
What on"
Vel, / come in most every dry with
something, and generally STAT Tor home
abou. dusk. One boy IN particular mp
Grand River avenue has bothered me a
great deal by 'hitching on The other
night thought I'd give him IL lesson
When he got on / grabbed his cap ~
"And the boy"
He sat down on some BAGS Of cats !
hadn't sold and was taking Lack lone,
and didn't seem TO care much about 1t.
lie rode about o mile aud then got OF
without lis cap"
But what about the iiggersl'
Pm coming to them. He threw ont
six empty bags worth thirty-fve cents
each. lie eloshel into three bags full Of
oats with his knife and lit ZEN run ont.
IIe threw away a new tea kettle which
cost me eighty cents, and he dropped
overheard a horse blanket for which l
paid 81. Add up these sums, subtract q
two shilling cap and see how much l
came out aLead.-Dc,roit Free Press.
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,rcanin= % the Word "Kongo."

II has been generally accepted that the
iranc,a;ion Of tho mama ''KonSo' 10
che country Of lcopards." the root ko
meaning 'thc county" and ngo 'leop-
ard" J. Janl;o. in Pderlnarn's Mittei-
hugen, sbow9 that this Translation Is not
1tisl"ctory. rs, according to the rules of
.h. Bantu language, tliess two words
mot be combined into the word
lzcngo." He discusses the various forms
a this word es found among the tribes OF
Ire Lower Kongo--the Bakongc, who
lie on The river. from its mouth 10 stan
lcy Pool: the Bateke, who occupy tie
regions between the huapgo and kongo,
and the Kongo and Alma; the Babuma,
northwes< Of the last tribe; and the Bay
AMI, between Leopold lake aud the
lIcngo. The Dakongo name Of the river
j. "AonJo," that ussd by lie Bateke -
"Songo," and the Bayanzi say "Rongc.
Al thfse names are dialectic varistions
OF the same word, tho k of one dialect
becoming and in the others. The
meaning Of the word in the Bayanzi dia-
lect is spear" and, accordingly, Janko
explains the namo Of Bahongo IS "the
man with the spear" the name Of the
river, az fast as 4 spear" II this trans
lation should be correct, 1t seems more
probable that the name Of the river was
derived from that Of the tribe. Janko
remarks incidentally that the root ku
infcrs a motion, and that it Is contained
in the names Of numerous rivers, such rs
Kuiiu, Kunene, Kuango. Kuanza, which
therefore must not be spelled Auiiu,
Kwango, etc. 1t seems probable that the
same root may be contained in tho word
"Kongo," and that tic meaning near
which is, according 10 Janko, confined to
the Bayanz:, Is also derived from this
root.-Science.
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Already plans mo in outline for the
collection Of the eleventh national ccr-
sus. Many Of the Shortcomings Of the
methods Of 1880 are to be remedied.
That census was more complete than any
previous one, but the work was SO much
greater than the sum available TO pay for
it that its day Of greatest use was over
before il was put in Il shape 10 be ayaila-
bic. Cen. Francis A Walker, who was
erperintendent Of the last census, advo-
Gates the collection Of the statistics TWO
years hence by the national bureau Of
statistics, which has Carroll D Wright
at its head. He also suggests that the
statistics Of population be taken by one
set of enumerators and published az early
as possible. There is a disposition to
make the census Of 1890 even more COM
plete than that Of le60.-Phlladelphia
Times
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The western and southern shoe trade
demands a wider last than IS used in the
cast. This is not altogether duo TO dlf-
ferences in the pedal structure. There
are notions that prevail among dealers as
to how shoe should be fitted, which are
peculiar to sections. The eastern retailer
prevails on a lady to wear a shoe that is
often a full size longer than her foot
Have plenty Of room In that direction,
the foot can then be fitted with mar.
rover shoe, with q simmer and more
elegant appearance. On the other hand,
western and southern dealers make the
fit snug as to length, and often after tie
shoe is worn few days the great toe
protrudcs over the sole. Being crowded
longitudinally, the foot must have room
Some way. and the wider last is therefore
used. The eastern IS the correct method
Of fitting, being less injurious TO the feet,
and the shoes will wear better and look
better after q fortnight's wear. Dealer
in Globe Democrat.
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said no had always moderated him.
He said the result wonld have beer
different. however, under Marquis o.
Quoeusbury rules, or oven under thu
London rules in lG foot ring
When asked for his opinion g.
Jake Kilrain. he refused to say aDythin-
except that Jake was good one. H.
looked remarkably flesh, considering hi
long battle, the few little swelliDgs as'.
bruises having almost entirely disappear
ed. His right eye Ia still IN mourning.
bnt this will soon pass away. lie leiS
for Liverpool last night. Mitchell il a
lion in sporting circles. He will be-
awarded receptions by all Of the clubs.
Pony Moore, his father In law, III speak
ing Of the fight, said it wss tho sqnarest
mill he ever witnessed. Mitchell wonid
have surely won, be said, had the fight
continued, as he bad the champion wind
ed and weaker than he ever thought he
oonld get. As to Mitchell's future move
ments Mr. Moore refused 10 speak, except
that be might visit America vita kilrain
in April Mitchell will be banque'ed by
Moore one night this week. Several oi
The nobility will be among Tbs guests.
suIIIvAS's ARM BADLY HURT.
An Associated Press dispatch + ON Liz.
erpool, March 18th, saws: john l.. sull.'
van, who is staying at The house OF BIS
friend Magnus, in this city, is 700 unwcil
10 he jnierviea ed to day. Magnus said ::
ain the iifth round Sullivan made ire
mendous lnnge at Miicholl's face with
his right. Mitchell threw ~ bis arm,
and Snllivans muscle came Ia contact
with Mitcholl's elbow. sullivan arm
began to swell, aud it was useless from
that time ont. Sullivan would doubtless
have wen in canter but for the acci-
dent"
Magnus offers to back Sullivan against
Mitchell for f5, 900, to fight in d 10 foot
ring. He says be will bet Il, 600 add
tional that Sullivan will knock out
Mitchell within forty minutes.
MITCHELL QUITS THE RHO.
An Associated Press from London,
March -, says: Mitchell. III an inter
visw. said "Now that nave proved
that can tight, have decided 10 qaii
the ring. | will 40, claim the champion
hin. M AN confident that my i1ebd
kilrain il able 10 secure the Champion
ship of the world within six months
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Cemetery In TnngIor.

Not far from the market place, upon
the hillside, is the public cemetery-a
forloln and dreary place full Of sprawl
ing cact and brambles. Some Of the
graves ore inclosed with rude low walls,
a few have stones Of turban shape, but al
look crude and cherries. We saw two
OF three women sitting among the graves,
enveloped in their white haiks, and look
ing like the risen ghosts Of those who
slept below. True TO the tenderness OF
their sex the world over, they had gone
to the graves Of their friends TO weep
there" Near by, and also close to the
old citadel we saw tombs Of former
she-eefs-low, square structures, sur
mounted with domes. all of dazzling
whitenee. from frequent whitewashing.-
6. P. Gates in Boston Transcript.
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DeDth of Wave Action.

The depth to which wave action ex'
tends has been differently estimated, but
it varies from seventy feet to $50 feet, as
shellhsh which are known only 10 live at
these depths are thrown upon the shore
during heavy gales, and it has been as
celtajaed that single IS moved in q
depth of fifty feet. For all practical
PURPOSES. however. so far Is harbor
works are concerned, it is found that
there is little movement of materials
under eighteen TO twenty feet below
water, the foundations Of breakwater:
hitherto constructed not having been dis
turbed below these levels. The Scots
man.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS
EOR THE "LENTEN SEASON

MACkRREL, something very ane and fa,
SA IMON. salted. smoked, spicod. and e,osb
HFRki NGs, roe. smoked, and Aippcrct
GOLDFISH, extra fine and homeless
ANCHONIS. IN salt and ia OIL
SAkIINEs, French. Russian, and smoked
LOBSTER. flesh In ctusaad pic \ let IA Vl,..
NACARONI, Spaghetti AMI N,rmlcelie.
APkl,O OTIS, esh In cans and tyapr rated
PEACHES, fresh In cans. evaporated ana
sun dried.
APPLES, evaporated and sun-dried.
PkU MES, great variety OF French anf
Turkish.
pkUNELLES. Italian, skinned. and dried
LIMA BEANS, California. dried. and iresl
In cans
GREEN and YELLOW fresh SNAP.
BEANS I'm cans.
French amt 4 nestle GREEN PfAsincsrs
Dried SPLIT, GREEN. ami BLACkFYE
PEAS.
LENTILS ard WHITE KIDNEY BEANS.
English and domestic PRESERVES. very
fine
SrILTON. R0QUEFORT. ard BRiE
CHEESE. Our celebrated nyc year OLD
premium Wlii>k Ef' sells stil a. & s.
q gallOlat HERMANN schmidt.
90 AND 81. BROAU, CORNER Firm srRgrT
sichl, u
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Tobacco Market.

There seemed little more interest to-
dav at auction, though offerings were
lipbt-4O packages, with II relections
Trade seemed quiet, with few new
wrappers sold, and some looking around
from possible purchasers in other grades
though We do not hear Of any consider
able sales.
Revenue returns on tobacco for Feb
rusrv, 1888. in Second district, Ric mond,
Va: Sales of tobacco stamps, Sl23,OSl9O 90
,les of cigar stamps, $5,56349 sales OF
cigarcti stamps, l6,l79OO. Total, sl44,-
824 So
For February, 1897 Sales of STAMPS
Sl00 1891; cigar stamps, $1,000 80
cigarette, $S,5SG50 Total, Sl32,5lO.74
Exports for February Total pounds
7jl 1881; totsl number cigarettes, =
80 600
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LEMON ELIXIR.
Its W ondsrfui Effect on the Liver. stomach.
Bowels, Kidneys and Blood

AS prepared by DR.. Ii. Motley, Atlanta
Ga. A pleasant Lemon drink, that posi-
lively cures all Billiousness, Constipation
Indigestion, Headache, Malaria, Kidney
Disease, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite
Fevers, Chills, Blotches. Pimples, Pain
in the Back, Palpataton of the Heart
and al! other diseases caused by disor
derer liver, stomach and kidneys, the frs'
great cause OF all fatal diseases. so cent!
and 81 per bottle. Sold by druggist:
generally. Prepared only by II. Motley
NJ. D., Atlanta, Ga.
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ASA SNYDER . CO.. loos tol0f Cary Street
Jewellers:
A.C. HIGH. 1873 Z. Main street. Watches enJ
ieweiry neatly repaired.
Loan Ofces:
ELLIS ADRIAN, glG Z. nroad street. Money
advanced on personal property. Office closed
from rday al shutdown % saturday az
sundOwu.
Locksiniih,.
JOSEPH DELAltC h., 1'c 4. Main str,.i. 10.
hanging aHd general machine fepai. a.
Models for patents.
Lumber.
JOSEPH +. wlNGFlELD dealer IN lumber
and all kinds OF HOulilh-5 and general
building furnishings. 1911 lumber cut 10
order once, corner OF broad dui laurel
streets, Richmond, Va.
Marble lYorksrsi
WALLEE WRAY, Seventh amt Grace
streets. Monuments. tOmbs marblei1ed man
ties, &c.
Mattress AIanufaeturersi
ADAM DIACONT, pig T. Marshall street.
Wholesale and retail. departing neatly aus
promptly done
T. E. CsEbIEj CRENsHAW eDl East Broi
street. mattress maker and upbci torcr
wholesale and retail. Repairing no., lnd
dunbly done.
Mineral water Bottisrs:
CITY BOTTLING HOUSE, 500 ". Pr.
street. Nanufacturers Of Vanilla flo.i..
ana mineral waters.
Paints. Ons sc.
RICHNONDPAINTs1OkE, 3 z. Broad 10 De-
Pants. oils, gAtss, auI painters supplies.
Paper Hanging:
). J. DAVIS, - y. Ninth street sua
a h.
Plumbers, Ga> ard Steam Filters
q. +. BEDFORD. 1910 l.. Main street. Pract
cal plumber timer; gas and steam utter.
I. c. 1lNSLEI. ~ BrOokaNeuue. Steam ana
gas hitting, Timing. "a.
Railroad Iiskct Brokers
CRAWFORD * HAYES, 1919 East Main
street. ia lrOad I'd steamboat fI.hets To
all parts OF th9 world bought, sold, and
oIchane cd
Real L,tit. gent:
A. j. BRAD Ely q Co. ThiItooufh aud Hui
streets, Manchester. Agent tor the Peters
burg Savings AMI Insurance Company.
q. s. NASHOS X son. NJ. : y. Tenth street.
r. r. CHAFFlS n co. 80. / y. Tenth street.
J. THOMPSON BROWN co. lllj h. Main
street.
Rubber Goods.
VIRGINIA RUBBER CO. 5l3 L. Broad street
Betting, hose. and all Aind, OF rubber goods
Rubber stamps;
ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MANCFA
TURING CO.. l2iT l.. Main ". Manufac
turers and importers OF stamp novelties.
OLD DOMINION re BBEk- STAMP WORKS
w. Bank street. Agents wanted send for
circular.
Sign Painting;
IL. ). THOMPSON. Franklin street. under Ex
change Hotel. Advertising sign artist.
Board fence and wall signs a speciality.
l.. LIPSCOMB. No. p y. Ninth street. Sign
painting and gliding on Hlass.
Soap Factory:
r. GARCIS x CO., 1915 Franklin street (es, ~
hshed 1850. Toilet ana laundry soaps
Tailors:
I. w. stage. Twelfth street, under American
Hotel. Civic and military tailor.
Undertakers:
b. II. MORRIsETT, No II seventh sta eer
Manchester. Phone. Sa.
Wire Mattresses and Cots.
w. LOWE, 2li L. Main street, manufactu
rer OF Champion Woven Wire Mattress0
and Cots. The. best and cheapest IN the mar
ke.-
Wood and Coal:
ELIZA COAL YARD CElba station), B,oa1
and Pine streets. w. 5. Pitcher, agent. Al
Kinds Of Coal. Wood. and Coke. 1sls
phone. &O.
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SULLIyAN ON n SPREE.
4 Talk with the aos'o1 s'usser.

r Talk with the RostOu Siuyger.
london special - the Baltimore American,
March 18Th,
John L: Sullivan 10 drinking again.
He began bis spree while in the French
prison, aud no has kept 1t up here.
Mitchell was with him when he arrived
in this city, and they acted like the best
If friends. IN conversation with . re-
porter, Sullivan said be was done with
tho prize ring, aud would hereafter CON.
fine himself 10 boxing. He compliment.
ed Mitchell on his good showing, aud
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All who desire full information about the
cause and cure OF BLOOD POisOns, Scrofula, CT
scrOfulOus swelings, Ulcers. Sores, Rheuma-
tism. Kidney complaints, Catarrh, etc. can
secure by mail free. copy OF our 81 page Illus
ft,ited Book OF Wonders, filed with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
Known, . -
Address BLOOD BALM co.
mar2-tt Atlanta ia.
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The Carbolic Smoke Ball cures Colds,
Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Head and
Thr at Troubles Send for tesumonials OF
reliable parties. Free test Is given II office
No. laQ North Eighth street. Richmond.
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Liver Is. DYER. 81 r.. Mar,hail stree,
wholesale ana retail Sole agent tor th'
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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cr.,u and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA NAV" ~
ovryprscs RIpOgTED TO 5ECRErAhf.

NILHHUNDt
OFFERINGS REPoGTED TO sEohtiAhi'
Wheat Il ,0j6 bushels.
G IN pa bush Is.
Oats.-5,6 bushels.
Peas.-lOs bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wbeat-White,G 90 bushels very good at 'o DC.
shortberry. 10 bushels fair at eoc on
bushels common at sic. Total sales wheat
SO bushels. 400, O,
Corn White, 20S bushels very good a
Gle. rs bushels very good at 5Sc Total saie'
of corn, "a bushels.
COTTON EXPORT.
Market unsettled. -,
Quotations. loo low MID
ding. esc: good ordinary. fl6c.
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Ars. \. j. PYLE. 6l5 y. Fitth street. }eint
cleaning. scOIr.n9, ana carpet t.tGf %
Manufacturer oi the acme h.uoFatuf.
Mrs. H. HANNl>TIk sib T.. Htoai s'.-.t
Lace curt lins -pC. idl}.
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A G. HOUSTON GH b. Vain street
JOSEPH :. WINGFIEID. corner u Laurc
and EiOai sire, is.
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OPERA HOUSE.

4 PERA HOUSE.
Commencing MONDAY. March II. .pccia
Cugdgcnr ~ OF the great
HAMLlN'S MCsICAL AND COMEDY CO..
Consisting OF the fpI,wilg well known
artists. In brlht lights ut tho Yald,VuD
sta-c: Edwards * Kern J.; Mis- Capuoia
Forest lie empress OF ail Skipping Rope
Dancers; the NeWCJLO Tho, cha - Arts. p
"Bra-ley." late II Wooi. B'Asloy, 4 W,slOn
BROTHERS the 'me.ald Du', Webster X
Barry; tie Premier EeDtrloQuist OF the
world. Alexander 60 iisOn; the Misses tNans
y Haywood. soprano and COutraliO vucal.sts ;
the Gr.st Hamlin Hlmlin, thr create AMI
funniest knOc about Song ami Dance To IN
IN he world 10 conclude with james b..
Campbe Ia Farce Comcdietta, An VI. u. :
1IibulitiODs."
Doors open 7:31; performance commencing
SIS. Piices IT adm s-i n Afternoon, ID aud
pc. night, - and &c: col ned gallery-nisht
be imhil-lw
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Safe advice to stock spectators, pro
verbally expressed: IF at first you do
succeed. don't try again" - Boston
Record.
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CarbolIc smoke Ran Company.

Office. 80 10 Nor l-nth .f~nct. Guaran.
sac g. oillt caid-, 90 ftA. uuI I'll hr4d anl
throat bOuilua. frcc test Llt nat oih'e.
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I,niie

AiRFIELD DAIRY formerly Wesiadm). II.
~ seventh street. ini lib l.. Meiu street
Fresh mills. cream. batter. bulier niN. and
cheese
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Boots and shOesI

]. Il. TEASDALE. 1915 f. Main street. - 8
$3.50 ard 50 mems and g. and $50 lai.es'
shoes.
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. Il. Aduf
proprietor, II :. Twelfth street. Whoiesi.
and retail.
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Canvas floods

Holm =. GERiNG. corner OF Fourteenth anc
Nam streets. Teut.. AWNINGS. bags hog.e hnc
WAGON covers.
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u. wALLERSTINE X 90. u and } { Fif-
teenth street. Potatoes. butter. tea i-
tnge, az.
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Candy Mannfacturers

WALTER l.. BRAUEk. stall ~. Il. FIRST
Market. Smoked bcct-tougues d specially
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Iron works.

WALTER J. TODD. fsj n. Sixth street Con
sgnments OK country produce solicited.
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To the Public

CHARLOTTE, y. c., April q, lssj.
After using Is. Is. Is. | unhesilatingly state
that Il did more good tor my Kidney Com
pIalnt than all other remedies combined. In
action Is speedy and checrtully recommend
il .Or Kidney arrangements.
I. Is. CALLAHAN.
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Z. EyEhsRN. Proprietor
FOR SALE

DARTiES HAVING FORFEIT ~
I pledges with me must me forward ~
redeem tnem or pay interest on SANE I'd -
before
THURSDAY. MARCH l5rH, ls>s.
as longer indulgence cannot Dc allowed ="
unredeemed will be offered rOr sale AZ yA''~
auction on that day. ELLIS AbhAM'
90 HI st Broad street
Sale conducted by James AeDousaL
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!. \. GRASBEHCfk. ilis r. franklin ,tr' ct
All work guliuIf,.d.
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WILLIAM a.. rrLitlt. 1850 =. Cary stree,
Special attention - Do paIirs.
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TUNIONUFHT fLIIVifs
j. 2. JUSrlS, 9 n. Fifteenth street, 40 4
ageut. Established l-s.
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Hardware aud lsrrtaCe tsDois.
y. CLARKE i son. ii4U f3.t Main street
Ageut- Tor Imperial Chilled ploW-.
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aarne.. ma sadaIarE.

". NICK BEDFORD. lie. l.. Main street
sale dculr..
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Very Nervous

For many years have been afflicted with
Rheumatism combined with some Kidney
Troubles. Indigestion finally added to ny
misery and soon be- me- feeble aud very ner-
vOu-. and my whole system was Frustrated.
seyeral physicians were employed and numcr-
Gus patent medicines resOrt"d o without peue-
IT, After seeing so many tesimOnla!s eNtul-
ing the wonderful merit Of ~. II. b.. | com
Tencei it, use and the tx CT was like magic.
Rheumatic pains ceased. ny lidncys we're re-
l.eved and my constitution improved nj once
and cherrfully recommend it 10 others who
may be similarly afflicted
MISS :. ToMLISsoS.
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nAnNrHs Asn nRoKuH>.

30. +. BKASCh. FIRED, d.. ftiIi
THOMAS BRANCH & co, BAAn
: ERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
BONns. sTOCks and SEDt EillLt
BOUGHT AND SOLD m this and all tie
Northern markets.
We have private telegraph -wiro from oui
Office t. all the Northern exchanges, ana can
execute orders for ACTIVE STOCKS wlthin
q few minutes of their receipt az our oitoe.
We get quotations every quarter oI an houf
which aro open fog the inspection oi "A
Gus toners.
Earliest Information on the subject 0t ltNl.
road and Corporation Securities and state
Bonds. ...
destf THOMAS BRANCH 3 co.
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Blood Poison

Three year, ago contricte blood POISON
IaDp.ied to. physician dt once aud his treat
mruf came rtar Iii linz ne. employed an
cldphysician and then went 10 Kentucky. |
then went t. Hot springs and tcmaihci Two
months. but uOthing seemed 10 cure me Yer
manent!y although temporary feilrl was wen
me MycOudtiun grew des crate ana APP
piled 10 \ noted quack. but did not improve.
/ then cscd prcparl ion which was prc-
sctiDed gratis" bnt IT contained 100 much
alcohol and aggravated my suiicring- then
ulaccd my- frndcf the treatment OF noted
'ashyi.le phys clan and Tor a time was Deuc
# cd, but by fall | returned home a ruined
man physically and financially. with Tut liitl
pr0. pe.ts Of getting welt Ny money being
cXhau.tcd. I did not know what To DO. In May
1855. ms mother persuaded mc 70 get bottle
of g. b. y. made ia .'tlanta) and an 50 g.
gratify mr.. but 10 my utter astonlshnent i
had not finished the first bottle before every
a. CT had been healed.
To the present time have used five bottles
and have received more benefit than from all
the rest combined aud am satisfied thai Is.
b. b. is the most wonderful b OOt purifier ever
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