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"Is the baby hurt2" she asked

"Is the baby hurt?" she asked faintly.
 "No; he is safe and unharmed," was the quick reply. His low old-fash- toned cradle had given him the benefit of the draught near the floor and saved him from sufocation until Mary had reached him; and he now lay quiet upon his mothers knee, looking with baby curiosity at the strange faces around him. At the sound of Mary's voice, he turned toward her and stretched out his little arms, with an eager cry to be taken. A look of intense love flashed into the dull eyes and 8 quick smile came to her lips, as Mary tried feebly to raise her arms for him.
 "Oh, baby, darling! Pm so glad so glad you're safe," Mary whispered, faintly, in accents of deepest tender ness.
 MT. Barton stood at the head of the sofa, with Ralph, white and trembling, beside him. Bending over her, the father laid his hand tenderly on Mary's head.
 "My brave, brave grill" he said huskily, his voice trembling with emotion. "A lifetime of devotion can never repay you for all you have done for us."
 "Then wasn't coward?" she said, feebly, her mind reverting, even in that extremity, to the humiliation of the early evening.
 "Oh, Mary, can you ever forgive me?" Ralph cried, coming around to her side, his form shaking with the sobs he could not restrain. "You are the bravest girl ever knew. Not a man in the crowd would have dared to do what you did"
 For moment, the eyes lighted up joyfully, then she drew the dear little head closer to her face and pressed her lips with ineffable tenderness to the fair, soft cheek. "I'm so glad I saved you, baby" she said, brokenly; "so glad I wasn't a coward" The eyes closed, quick quivering sigh escaped her lips, and the brave spirit had left empty it's poor disfigured tenement of clay.-Peterson's for Apra1.
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DIR. RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS. The Great Liver and Stomach
 Remedy. Perfect Purgstives, Soothing Aperierts, Act Without Pain, Always Reliable and
 Natural in their Operation.

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet gum purge, regulate, purify, cleanse and strength the ssomash, Liver, Bowels. Kidneys, Bladder, ,;ss Nesvons pseases Hsadacne Constipaton Cos Inflammation of the Bowels, Piles and all derange- ments of the IAternal Viscera Purely vexetabie drugs
 Observe the following symptoms resulting from Disorders of the Digestive organs: Constipation Inward Piles, Fuliness of Blood in the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Dis gust for Food. Fullness or Weight in the Stomach Sour Eructarons Sinking Fiuttering in the Pit of Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart Chok- Ing er sunocating Sensations when in lying pos Pain in the Head. Deficiency of Precipitation, Tel lowness of the Skin and Eyes Pain in the Side, ing of the Flesh.
 few doses of RADwAYS PILLS will free the system from all the above named disorders
 Price. s cents per Box.
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DY 6 PIE PsIA.

The symptoms of this diseAse are the symptoms of broken-dowu stomach, Indigestion, flatu- lence, Heartburn. Acid Stomach, Pain after Kat lng-giytng rise sometimes to the most excTuciatiux Colic-Pir0sts or Water Brash etc
 RadwayS Pille . cure for this complaint They restore strength to the stomach and make it perform Its functions Take according to direc- True" respecting diet.
 Send stamp for postage to Radway 4 O., n War ren street. New York. for our book of sAvice-
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF

WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE InflammAiiee of the Kldneys. Knnamuaa- ton of the Bladder, InflAm nation Of Row. els. Conxessfon ofthe Lnnes, Sore Throat, Dimeun BreathinE, PalPitatien of the Heart Hyntertcs, Group, latarrh. In0u. enxn, Headache, To0thache, Neuralgfa. Rheunaatism, Cold Chills, Akue ChfIIs Ch1lbRaAnA, FrOstbiteA- The application of the Ready Relief to the part ox parts where the difficulty pain exists wifi afford ease and comfort.
 INTERNALLY, a half to a teaspoonful in half tumbler Of water will in few minutes cure CrAmps Spasms: Sour stomach, Nausea, Vomiting, Heart Disrrhoea, Colic, Fiatulency and all internal palma Travellers should always carry a bottle of RAD WAY READY RELIEF with them A few drops in water will prevent sick pains from change of water. It is better than French Brandy or Bit ters a stimulant.
 Fifty cents per bottle. Sold bv Druggists
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

Any part of the United States or Canada,
 one year, postage paid, Nn Mexico, England. France, Germany and
 all countries embraced in Universal
 Postal Union, one year, postage paid, Poo Other countries s2.00 year, postage added. Postmasters, or others, sending us three or more yearly subscriptions to THE ARKANsAW TRAVELLER, may retain 25 per cent. of subscrip- tion prlce as commission.
 Cash must in all cases accompany orders for subscriptions.
 Unless renewed, names are promptly re- aoved from list at end of term paid for. Requests of subscribers to have their papers mailed to a new address, to secure attention, must mention former as well as present ad- dress.
 Send money by Post-ofice order, Express money order, bank draft or registered letter. A,idrsss READ & BENHAM,
 29S DEARBORN STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.
 or Lock Box ASA, Little Rock, Ark.
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In cases Of IUMBAGo and RHEUMATISM. [ give immediate ease
 The following was received by mail through ". III. B1yth, DruR.ist, Mount MR W H: BLYrH-Sir: In compliance with your request to furnish you with the results of my knowledge and experience with Dr. Railways RI k: k in reply can state that have been using the Radway Remedies since 1852 I know the Ready Relief to be more reliable for Colds, Pleurisy Pneumonia and diseases growing out of colds; for Cuts Bruises, SpraiDs, Rheumatism and Aches ana pains generally, than any remedy have ever Rnown tried From my personal knowledge of the hadway Remedies think them all superior to any remedies of which have any knewledge for all the ills for which they recommended. Re spectfully, 1T H. SKIDMORE
 Pastor Green Hill Presbyterian Church.
 THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
 That instantly stops the most excruclatine paina ailays inflammation, and cures Congestion whether of the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels, or other glands or organs by one application
 IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES. NO matter how violent excruciating the pain the Rheumatic, Bed Ridden IRhrm, Crippled Ner, vous. Neuralgia prostrated with disease may
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R.. R.. R.
RADW AY'S READY RELIEF,

The Cheapest and Best Medicine for
 Family Use in the World. Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs. inflammation, SciatIca, Lumbago, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache, Toothache, Influenza,
 Difficult Breathing.
 CURED AND PREVENTED BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-09-20
Brockway Centre Market Report.

Corrected every week by McPhee and Grinnell
buyers and shippers OF Grim and Produce.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-09-20
About Life Saving Stations.

had the pleasure. OH the eth inst, of
visiting Point Aux Barques and Grind
stone City Life Saving Stations, and
saw the crews go through their drill
under the inspection of the District
superintendent, Capt. j. &. Kiah, which
was done with credit to themselves and
the life saving department.
/ saw the Pt. Aux Barques life saw
ing crew take man from a wreck in
81 minutes from the time the beach
apparatus was placed in position. Dis.
lance, 100 yards.
1t was my good fortune to see some
actual service while visiting. A large
schooner, grain laden, ran ashore two
miles from the ut. Aux Barques sta.
ton, and in twenty minutes Che crew
were busy working at her, which con.
tinued for thirty-siX hours when the
vessel tloated, saving TO the owners OF
the boat and cargo 100000. and this is
only a drop in the bucket compared
with what these men are constantly
doing, and ~ hope the time will soor
come when their efforts to save human
lives will be more fully appreciated by
the public, for whom they are so nobly
put forth, and their salaries to rea
sonable compensation for the dangers
and hardships they are forced to un
dergo. An Ex-Surfman,
j. B.P.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-09-20
st. Clair County Democratic Ticket.

Upon the Democratic county conven-
ton being called to order saturday last
Chas. \. Bailey was made temporary
chairman and John NJ. Kane secretary.
After the several committees were ap-
pointed and other business transacted
the convention then proceeded to nom
mate a county ticket of which the fol-
lowing is copy:
Sheriff Jacob Bernatz.
Treasurer William Burns.
Clerk-Charles 5. Warn.
Register of Deeds John :. Duflle.
Judge of Probate-C X. Dodge.
Prosecuting Attorney-S.L l.. Merriam.
COroners-W. l.. Bartholomew and
DR.. Moore.
Circuit Court Commissioners-Thos.
Emery and +. II. Crimmins.
County Surveyor-II. p. Jenney.
The convention then divided into two
districts and elected delegates to the
senatorial convention, and proceeded to
nominate members to the state conven-
ton.
Joseph Gibbons was nominated by
reclamation by the Second district for
member Of the State Legislature.
Frederick Lindow was nominated by
reclamation by the First district fol-
member of the state Legislature.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-09-20
Bits from Brown City.

School meeting last Monday night.
The school house in district No. 5 is
getting OH slowly.
Mrs. Plumb has sold her house and
lot in the village to John Cummings.
r. II. Evans has the foundation for
his hotel on the blocks. The main part
Of the building will be iSX2S feet.
Ward u Churchill have two or three
sticks of timber OH the ground for the
new school house and no more in sight
although there may be more on the
way.
Hon. j. W. Babcock and Hon. Geo.
IIinkson discussed the political issues
of the day in Browns hall last Thurs
day evening to fair sized audience.
Woe be unto we Democrats.
Our village Marshal arrested Andrew
Payne last Friday for using profane
and obscene language on the streets.
He was tried before VIM. Cottington
plead guilty and was fined So or 30 days
in the county Jail. lie went to Jail.
Last Thursday the village Marshal
arrested Walter Scott and George Rey-
nolds for running their horses through
the streets on Sunday. They were fined
So and costs or 80 days in county Jail
Reynolds settled; scott was given time
to settle.
On the same date Thos. O'Malley and
Thos Morris were having some alter.
cation and the Marshal interfered t.
quell the disturbance, when O'Alalley
turned on the Marshal and came Oul
second best with sundry cuts, bruises
ETC. 1t was done SO quick that pool
ONIalley hardly knew what to think OF
the skirmish. And after all last week
was not much of week for Marsha
Riley either.
Little Johnnie Gouster with some
other boys went to drive some horses
out of Mr.. DE Wolf's corn last Sunday
Johnnie happened too near one Of theil
heels when the horse kicked, one hoo
hitting him in the face knocking our
three teeth and cutting his face badly
the other hoof hitting him on the righ
hand. On the whole it was lucky tina
the boy was not killed. DR.. j. A. Wat
son dressed the wounds and the boy il
doing well,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-09-20
Roseburg and Roundabouts

Mrs. Tye, of Detroit, is visiting Mrs.
r. c. Bradshaw.
The farmers are nearly through seed
ing in this vicinity.
Died, on Sept. 10, the infant child OF
Lester Moxley, aged Gmonths.
n fish pond social will he held at the
residence of :. Simmons, one mile west
of Roseburg, on Friday evening, Sept
81. The proceeds to be used in the pur-
chase of an organ for the ROseburg
church. If the evening is favorable
supper will be served on the lawn. EN-
ira efforts are being put forth and a
good time is anticipated. \ cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
COMMODORE.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-09-20
Where to Deal.

New currant jelly only 10 cents per
pound at Mills.
Headquarters for groceries and pro-
visions at Mills.
Another large consignment of cloth
ing just received at Wear a. Paisley's.
Don't forget that Wear 81 Paisley are
selling boots and shoes regardless of
cost, and new goods are arriving daily.
Wear 4 Paisley have now a buyer in
the eastern markets raking up novel
ties. and shipments are daily arriving.
Can and look them over.
Ladies, please call and examine our
stock OF cloaks, wraps. dress goods,
plushes, velvets, and braid sets in all
the latest shades and styles. Wear &
Paisley.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-09-20
The Weekly Exposition,
JAS A. Menzies. Publisher.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Vspor from Valley Centre.

Charles Brown has returned home.
John Makelim attended the Senator
ial convention at Clifford Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Dafoe is very i'll with NAL
arial fever.
+. y. Kyes, of Brockway Centre, Wis
tied friends here Sunday.
Mr.. Hodgkins, mentioned last week
as being very i'll. died Tuesday morning
Funeral services were held at the house
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. liodgkinS
is recovering.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-09-20

When letters are received with two
rows OF small holes punched in the en-
velope, a dozen in a row, it indicates
that the letters are from districts in
which the yellow fever is raging. If
such letters should be received here the
person will know the reason of the
perforated envelope.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. AGNES
Female - Academy,
NJ EN- PHIS. TENN.

rTNIlS INSTITUTION is DELIGHTFULLY."- STU,
i ated in retirei and healthy part OF the city OF
Memphis, commanding the advantage OF town aud
country. The entiru surroundings breathe an air
OF peaceful scCluSion, which ever cNorts so power.
iul 40 influence over the moral physical aud intel
loCtuM lite.
The Course of Study embraces tho various
tIaGcLes OF a solid and useful education In tho
regular English Course the pupils on entering am
rhbkei according 10 their proficiency IN OrihOgra-
Thy 6nnnar and Arithmetic. Particular Atten-
hon "a elvtn TO sacred and Proiano History, Rhe.
t'ns ana CompNstiOn. Latin sud French enter
lae me regular coarse A portion Of time Il al
lowed 70 sN,h pgrll ior ilstu aud Ornamental
Nstdls~eh shsl', Flowers etc
lhhAs-t.s ss,slon, payable hAli'yeatly, invSri-
ably Ia .ty.E.e For board Gai tuition. Ia all
btsueAs tsgsst "a TIE highest school, plain sew.
iGs nnk,ug, etc, bsi, heidiag. stationery and
ra,hius Ulo asa NA Accoriins 10 the age % cla,,
o. thhppph special Jsims when several m M Der,
1.-THE Unnc aEiy areni the school Ncalsw.
sace u mate Tor partial absence ca withdrawal De.
tore the expiration of the term cxceE. Ia case OF
serious or pt,rtCicd illness
eNIRAs-5ctnau, Italian, etc. each. sliNC' Nas'a
en- l1spo aud Use nf instrument StNuG Drawing
Aai Water Colors, sl0OG OIL Painting, s-NoU tu,
siD!1eIy aud Ornamental Work. Slout CSs OF IL
t'6fy, sAol Vocal Music IN Class 500. luvat'
le"ou', SiAOh Board per month durins yacauOu
n ,peat At the Academy, Washing, etc, slAOl
Sei':luc aud Physicians Fees VIII ioin extra
Css,lt%
leuas Tor Day Pupils, slm slOo. sNOO or siGu
per uonlh For further particulars, apply IN tho
IAnN SlfHEnInR
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Caurh,. tue Canadians

ST. ANossws N. b., Aug. GA sensa.
ton has been ssGsed here by the arrival Of
the dominiou cruiser Dream with an
American vessel In tow. On Saturday,
VIM. Danbnry, Of PASSPORT, who is COM
monty known hero as the King Haddock
fisherman 81 the Maine coast, and Charley
Black, set sail lion u border town on a
fishing expedition 10 Canadian waters.
They iaileI to provide themselves with a
license. they sails1as far as Campobello,
and were just getting ready to fish when
the commander Of tue cruiser caught sight
OF them and bore down upon them. The
two fishermen tried 10 cross iI:D American
waters, but were ossrbsu,ed and made
prisoners. Tbs hstsiy department was
notified.
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LocY aioii.e Engineers Make . New
Move.

MIssrAPotIs, Mimi, Aug. 6.-Tho sec
ond general meeting of railway employees
to further consider the proposition to form
confederation Of locomotive engineers,
firemen and brakemen brotherhoods and
the Switchmen's Mutual Aid association
convened a, Harmonic hall yesterday after
noon. |, was very largely attended, and
the subject was enthusiastically discussed.
The gathering included representatives
from eighteen divisions OF the engineers,
thirteen lodges OF firemen, eight lodges Of
brakemen aud four lodges Of switchmen
in the northwest. II is estimated that the
meeting represented between 1000 and
10000 men. The meeting was almost
unanimous ir favor Of amalgamation and
steps werc taken TO further that result.
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SYNOPSIS AND INCIDENTS.

SCENEl To u,ein
OF
to is
10 oi Eu~nic ndh rthof h
Of the
fire
SCENE The Waht
indemnity q
by
Arrest ri
million a
20 "a fnn nud"
Ncnumc Archbishop led
Communists Anarchy
cica - he
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burglars Make mtg Haul.

WICHITA, Kss.. Aug. q --Burglars en-
tered the Wholesale sol retail clothing aud
gents supply stors Of Biting Bros. Satur.
day night aud carried oil 5000 worth Of
jewelry and clothing. The r0bbory is one
OF the most extensive that ever occurred in
this city. One ot tlIe thieves was detected
at the union depot boirl Sunday and ar.
rested, aud lot VI The good. ~sre recov-
cred. lie was detected by means Of the
trade mark cards snd card, taken from the
jcwelry. which h. l.lI 10 bspia drawer
In hotel.
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TERRIFIC WIND STORM.
The City Of Cairo, ILL.,, Considerably
Shaken Up,

CAIRO, H., Aug. Ca terrific wind and
rain storm prevailed here yesterday for
nearly an hour, which did considerable dam
age in the city and on the river. The
wind blew at the rate Of about sixty miles
per hour for ten minutes and the rain fell
in torrents. Hundreds OF heavy trees were
blown down in all parts Of the city, and
fences, signs and awnings were strewn
along the walks. The roof OF the engine
room of the Cairo elevator was destroyed,
and two warehouses were blown down en-
tirely in the upper part OF the city. The
greatest damage was done on the river.
a barge OF coal containing 10000 bushels,
belonging 10 the Browns, OF Pittsburg.
was broken in two and sunk in three faith.
oms Of water. One Of the machinery boats
used in sinking the caissons for the bridge
over The Ohio here, was wrenched from
its mornings at the pier and its side torn,
bat vas pfsvented from going down by
the good N5rk on the part OF those in
ClsfPs
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CORNERSTONE June 20. the Mississippi
Valley route will sell round TIP tickets
from Memphis aud all coupon stations on
its line TO Grand Bay, Yves, Pncagoula,
Ocean Springs, Biloxi, Mississippi City
Pass Christian and Bay 81. LOUIS. Miss,
At remarkably low rates Tor the round trip.
These tickets will BE- good 10 fslIrs thirty
DAYS from date Of sale.
For further Information call nj ticket Of.
Gee OF this liue, 81 Main street, asser
Peabody hotel.
q. Il. TAJtsr. Ticket Agent
Mir. llAREY, Pass AE,.
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Trustees Sale.

TrNpER VtErgEof IHEfRovIsioNs
u contained 10 . certain iced executed By b. &.
Mostly. Msfy y IsbT. LACY v NotbY. Eva y
i.usby, Mari Tssis uesby, 3 Ngtbf, ~ ssliiC u.
Musby ani Isis X Nosby sui The rhigsataw
Land compaHT % ihs N'h DAY Of Nsy l,si, sod
county. Tenns.ss 10 bo9k ~. psyc, bls. ~. So
and so. default 10 NE paTmsut Of tbs tufehi0d
noes OF aid chicktfsr iani comrtuy Whereby
secured hsvlns bsss NEE, Al tie i,qlsu OF ths
holders thereof wilt 90
"wednesday. IN. let Dsy ~ Apga,, tsss.
at y O'Clock m, ~ the ssTsfu fpot q the court
houc Of Shelby county. tsnnsasa diustsi 10 the
Taning District ~ Shelby County. Tennessee CON
fnonly called the city Of hsmehi, tsl " ths high
ct bidder lor cash. the i1usuinE dssSttsi ftsi
ostatc. to.wlt
certain 10, Of ground siu,ud 10 ,lld TsIini
District 81 shelby comfy, Tsnnsssso. beglnniug on
the east side u short Ihifd .usst one bundled
400 feet south Of the lines between TIE original
county i0ts Nos tsS snd iss. thence est pafsllel
with aid lines ons hundred and eighty eve q 81
hundred and slxtytuo is1l iect eight ~ inches 70
an alley whlrh RUS parallel with leals street,
thence vest parallel with aud on The lins 81 sid
alley 20 stake seventy 1ol iect eatl 81 tsd Ihifi
lot thence with taid Boydt line parallel with aid
Third street north 10 aid Boydt northeast cnfnsi
one hundred 400 feet thence west with said
noydt north line seventy t7Ol iect 10 The rest ius
Of said Third street. thence pofih with TIE east
ine 81 taid Third street tlStylwp lo2 iect oighi ~
Inches N the beginning. ap1 being the sans prop
civ Is was ronvryed 10 the said Chlrsataw lard
Company W the sAid y & Noshy. Mar y Nushy
Lucy " Mostly Iva y Mosby Mary Fannie Nosby
d Moihy, ", asllio y. Nosby and lslla Y N0sb)
psrrt bis. III Ole srd BE-. ~ sbovc ~, forth.
The equity q redemption IN aid property h On
' X c. NosBY. Tr,isO.
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Ridgeway-:- Academy
MAR HOWELL CHRISTIAN COUYTf, KY.

ID. Nj. GU AIsLES, Principal.
THE COURSE or STUDY At THIS SCHOOL Is
sach Us to prepare Young Men to enter our uniyer
sites or Tor the business of liic. Tho next term
will begin Monday. september =, 1883. The
Course will embrace Latin, Grcck aud the Modern
Languages, Bookkccping Mathematics, Elomcu
tay Course Ia Sciences and especially thu study
oi English.
RkfERENCES-To Faculties OF University Of
Nitgihih. Vanderbilt University. AMI 4 ". T. INT
NctsJ Ut tltrkNillc (whsru the Principal taught
Tor twelve yVar,l; Mr. g. % koscnplacuicr Mr. a.
UuiOn, Mr., Vim Fhyd, Dr. licbcr Jones. Mr. Rich.
aid Norris Mr.. q. ". Macmc, MT Darlington
". ton aud MI Charles bryant uf Memphis
1ERMS.-scholAu cutcr for the session. and no
dcdurlions arv mH,lo except IN ease OF prutmrtc tel
sirhnC,S Hnari aud tuition. washing. fuel. llghts
sl~l0 Tor the ten months payable quarterly IA
al,Gnc, Tuition, "a a 10 sihO pcr month. pay
able quarterly In advance For particulars aud cir
cUlaf, apply tn
u. NJ OIARIEs PRINCIPAL, Howell Nv
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lG0Id You IN.

Co, NashyilIs, Tenn, says III was afflicted
with Piles Tor twenty years. and tried
every remedy offered me; finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment II gave me
instant rclist. and has effected a permanent
cure. Eansum Root Medicine Co, manu-.
facturers, Nashville Tenn. so cents and 81
per bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store,
No. 2Sj Min street
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I HAyE examined Longs Pearl Tooth Soap
and find IL al excellent den,riice.
TRCnaF v. BRorHY,
Prof. Dental Pathology aud Surgery, Rush
Med. College. Prof Oral Surgery, Chicago
College OF Dental Surgery.
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VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY


Permanent Endowment. 100000.
OWEN DISTINCT DEPARTMENTS. ACADEMIC.
y icc Sos biblical, s., Law, sln0. ncuial. So
Pharmaceutical slnl Medical. sN. Engineering
Hud Manual Technology sii sessions ot Academic,
rblir1l, law an1 Pharmaceutical Departments
L'siu september 10. Medical aud Dental. OrtobsT
Tor r,tilguv,siifc~ WIS WILLIAMS scc'y.
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sunIsE,Bs Ter TuE wtIELy APrE.L, 81
per year. snj participate IN the grand dis
iribuiiou Of gilV December 1.
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nCO-German War.

'rG Win n Novel Startling and Mechanical Effects Realistic Po
DISPLAY balloon AsCnsou Beautiful NJ
1r syS m Hnya t;i Costume 'csly i,T Annrc New
ns mst Marvellous Spectacle produced wide
Lights atoils Of ARTILLERY,
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DrrSE Mlllo. II y pleasant,

TnE Cr9su wash blue has no equal.
Every woman recommends y.
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IS,rst your ginb9lses IN The Citizens
Insurance comp.ny, No. - Madison street