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Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-18
WHAT
III Ais /! !.
YOU2

Do you feel dull languid. low-spirited, life
Ices, and ildoscffhably miserable, both physi-
cally and mentally; experience q sense of
mesa" or emptiness OF stomach In tho morn
ing, tongue coated, bitter or bad taste in
mouth irregular appetite, dizziness. frequent
headaches, blurred cyesight, e floating specks"
Before the eyes. nervous prostitution or OK
hanstion. irritabllity q temper, hot fiushes,
alternating with chilly sensations, sharp,
Biting: transient pains here and there. cold
feet, crowAincgs after meals wakefulness, or
disturbed and unrefreshing sleep, constant,
indeBcrlbable feeling OF dread. or OF impend-
II you have al or any considerable number
Of theso symptoms, you. are suffering from
sjilious Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liver. associated
~wth Dyapcpsin, or indigestion. Tho more
complicated your ciscaso has become, the
greater the rumber and Diversity OF symp-
trrng No matter what stage it has reached,
Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
VIA snbduc Il, IL taken according TO direc-
lions Tor reasonable length of time. If not
cured. coinpBcrtions multiply and consump-
Zion Of The isiiuyA Skin Diseases, Heart Disease,
hheuaiarism, Kidney Disease, or other grave
nia!adies orc quite liable to set in and, sooner
or inter, induce q fatal termination.
Er. Eicrce's Golden medical Dis
eoyery acts powerfully upon the Liver. and
through that great blood purifying organ,
ceensias the system Of all blood taints and i'm
pur.tige, from whatever cause arising. It Is
eI.!By eiicnclOus in acting upon the Kid
u1ys, aud other excretory organs cleansing,
GgrenSthstning, and healing their diseases. As
~ apJctking, restorative tonic, Y promotes
digestion end nutrition, thereby building up
cOth fiosh and strength. In malarial districts,
tals wonderful medicine has gained great
celebrity IN curing Fever and Ague, Chills and
FDYer, Dlimb Ague, and kindred Diseases.
,,ry,,p.-,,gwe~svyvuuu "GOlden Medical
k,,tmras,,w.u 4 Discovery is the only
= Tgk3nHNttll 4 medicine OF it's class, sold
oNA1''ats I~' Il ny druggists, that is guar
kE-'~' aAanSAA4HAa4S~S ansced to benefit or cure
In all diseases Cor which IL is recommended, or
tbe money paid for II will be refunded.
DIR. Ptercc'S esOldcn Medical Dis
HNYGIY
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-18
(lliCa-O,

HOGs-Fair TO good, S. 9.r5j 2O mixed
packing, S. y ~; heavy 60 choice, 81 0Ja.
20.
CATTLE hoice to extra shipping, 81 ca
! %; mixed, $, 15G53 %; stOcSgrS and feeders,
81 fOIti} 70.
SHEEP--C ,nmon to choice, 3! sJiJj %.
LAMBS 15Gf5 -.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-18

WHEAT 10. state rcd, 81 Ia; No. 2
red winter, lnuary, 81 UGls.
CORN-M3Ned, 41}4c.
OATS No. white, 4Oc; No 2 mixed, Jan
uary 1850.
CATTLE Sc COOS 90 per 100 pounds live
weight.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-18

wHEAT--Dul; cash, 81 G,I1l 05; December
81 0lR.
COINS .ady; cash, &c.
OATS ST s1dy. cash, 20.
CLOVER SEED - Cash, s. Is; January
s. ".
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DR.. Chas. G.. Wilson,.
HOMEOPATHlST.

UfTlce anu TtAlntnCt WHIU kIIFPT, HtNT 10
Presbyterian church. Hours to a. M; 10
3 p. M
Eye and Ear Diseases a spec
ialty.
Jan.2s-Ss,iy
picturesque GAINESVILLE" for sale
by Owen, Moore & Atkinson, Lock
ert Il Reynolds and Askew & Ed
wards. Call on these gentlemen and
buy copy.
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p. MAJOR.

My Place on College street. Pos
session given lat of January 1889.
dec-IO-w2. j. NJ. FowLKEs.
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Democratic Platform.


The Democratic party OF The State ot
Ohia, in convention assembled. present
TO the p, ople of the Stare the following
deelaration Of principles
/. We endorse without qualification
tie administration of President Cleve-
land. His honesty. integrity, fidelity
10 principle. and rlanly courage have
eaa~ared him ~ tie Ame r;caN reoHle.
and the interests 81 the country demand
his rs slomidati1n and election.
2. We approve the Mills tariff bin as
the practical expression Of the Demo-
cratic party. and request our represeE-
tatives in Congress 10 give 1t cordial
suppSst.
3. We demand that al The lands OF
the government be held Tor actual SET
tiers. who are citizens oi the United
States. aud for these Yho declare their
intention 10 become such, snd We in
dorse the successful; efforts OF the adj
minis;ration TO recover the public lands
which have been squan'lercd upon rail
road corporations by the reckless Be
publican congresses.
4 We favor the pay ment ci liberal
pensions to Union Saidiers. and q ten
der care for the widows iand orphans.
s. We demand an economical cxpen
ditnre of the public money. aii ;he re-
.duc;ien Of the surplus IA the treasury
by reducing tsxaiion sad not BY cor
rupi.ng appropriations. The money oi
the people should not be takcn from
them beyond the nei.a!s of econo'nica!
administration aud the payment of just
obligations.
g. We are in hearty sympathy with
ail people Struggling to free themselves
from the environments Of deFpoiisin.
and especially does the long and gal
liant struggle OF ireland fer the pr,eeie :
loon of home rule and the T gatS of
manhood awaken ourwarae-' appiai,
and command our heartiest good Wis.,
es for speedy s,.eeess.
z. We tayer such restraints up@a cor
porate power as will protect honest la
Dor and ccnserye the interests Of hon.
estly employed cspi5ai. We oppose he
importation OF contract labor and tke
landing OF aliens for permanent resi-
dence who 6onot intend to become res
idents ofthe United States.
S. We recommend 10 congress the re
peal of all duties WI atevcr ata1 indEs
tries organized INTO trusts 10 erect moG-
opolies. or organized into syndiea5es 10
control or corrupt legislation CT e:ec-
tions. or 10 re,ard product;on and de.
priye labor of steady employment and
adequate compensation.
9. We approve the action o; the
Democ .atic members OF the legislature
in their support Of the bal! founding the
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Hcuie al
SanGusky, ana we denouree tiie hepub
iican majority for their inefficient ap-
propriations foc the same and tor tne
Orphans Home at Nenia. We demand
LIBERAL expenditures for these in stIia-
tons adequate to the wants Of the
State"
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Nua;ce 80 the Farmers.
Parties wanting tileing TO drain
their farms, cali or andy Holl, Jr.,
the East End Grocer.
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BENTON'S HAIR GROWER
Ai! who are Bald, al. who ars
becoming Bald. all who do not whnI
10 be Bald all who are troubled with
Daudrnff,. or Itching of the scalp
should Use Bentoua Hair Grower.
Eighty per cent. Of those using il
have growu hair. K never fails to
stop tAo hair i.om falling. Through
sickness and fovcrs the ha,T scma
times falls off i'll a short time, and
a!thoggh The person may have re-
mains5 bald t3r years, Is rol use
Benion's bah Grower according TO
directions you are sure of growth
OF Hair cn these who have been
bald and glazed for years. We
have fully subitantla!sd the follow
ing facts:
We grow Hair in every case 10
matter now long bald.
Unllte other preparations it con-
tains no sugar of lead. or yegeta-
bic or mineral poisoas.
Ifls 2 specific for falling hair.
danArgf, ana itching Of the scalp.
The Hair Grower is = b4ir laod
ard its composition is almost ex-
actiy Ike tl:e u'i which supplies the
hair with lis vitality.
IF your druggists have not got
Ii we will send ii prepaid on receipt
cf price.
BEET3N uAiR GROWER Cc. .as
Ciev velsud,
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Low Esate NXug sI0nS.

On March 2Gth, and April 9Th and
23d, 1888, the 3. G o. r. Il. Co. vii
sell round trip excursion tickets tc
Harrisonbu.g, Stanton, Lexington,
Va, at low excursion rates.
These tickets viii be good for return
passage FOR thirty days.
Fer further Information apply TO OF
address the b. &, o.. L. Il. Co., or J. I.
Lane, Travelling Passenger Agent, Rel
laire. Ohio; P. 4. Domhaugh, Travel
log agent, Columbus. Ohio +. P. Coop
er, Travelling Passenger Agent, Thin
Ohio.
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WIZ Silt Here.


Tho following significant nae
was written by u lady to an edi-
.ior OF an Illinois paper, with the
request 10 ask The grocery nerch
ants 10 put their vegetables upon
higher barrels. The editor prints
her note. expressing as it does
the demand better than he could
express it:
"a lady wants to say a few
words 10 the grocery merchant.
and really ii is delicate subject
to hauoie. You know it is now
tine that our grocerYmen set
tneir vcgrtt,,ss,,.ses-es-+ei,le on the
pavement, and you know there
are so many tall dogs in town
and it operates as though they
drank from Saratoga Medical
Springs. Now, Mr. Editor, you
must know what | want to say.
and if you viii help me ont you
wlll do The public great favor
What we want is The vegetables
on boxes, or in other words 'aboye
high water mark For ,he good
OF The women and mankind. the
grocers viii please attend 10 this.
Those wire screens they use over
barrels and baskets are not "wa
ter tight" This is a delicate
matter, but you know when Ia
dy goes shopping for oabtages
AMI beets she doesn't ike 10 GET
"peas" also. Please put it i'll
shape so as to offend nobody
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Epnlish Snsv1a Imminent

English Spawn Imminent re-
moves all Hard, Soft, or Call0us=
ed Lumps and Blemishes from hor-
ses, Blood SPAWN, Ourbs, SpIin:s
Sweeney, Stiles, Sprains, Sore and
Swollen Throat, Coughs. etc. Save
$50 by use OF ore bottlo. War
ran:ed. Sold by +. HARRINGTON
Druggist, Logan. Ohio.
Aug 4, 'S7-1'yr.
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4 DEsTINGUIsaED CLERGYMAN.

My wife has been cured Of Erysipe-
las OF long Standing by Palmcr's. Skin
Success. Oae acquaintance who had
Darber's iic;l, and number of others
who suffered with skin diseases, have
also been perfectly cured by its USE"
kev. .Toiin Scarlet, East Orange, y. ].
Price - cents: trial hoy % cts. Sold
at the Drug Store of I. HAkRING,
TON. The Palmer Commercial Co..
Ny. FEB II, i7S-Iy.
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PILES! PiLES!! PILES: =!
d. Flars,s nan;lr C:,,...,.,,f.

Dr. E1agg's Family C;n,saant.
Norer fails to soo;hc and hea
cuts, Bprns, Bruises Flesh Wounds,
Inflammation, Spraias, Pi,0;!es,
Chiibiains. Salt Rleum. Chapred
Lips CT Hands, Frost Bites, Gold
Sores Sure Nipples, and all 'liseas-
es and crurtious of tho Skin.
E0UNG LADIES.
Dr. FlagS's Family Ointment
viii remove all Pimr!as, Blackheads
rrork!es sad ether Dlemishes from
your Face, ieavip" the skin Soft.
Smooth ard Beautiful. No family
will he without it after testing lis
marvellous Soothing and Healing
properties. Sold by Druggists for
% cents or mailed on receipt Oh
puoe BY the
BENTON HAN GRawER. Go.
Oct 20-1y. Cleveland, o.
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AID Yi2a, IN the busiest portion CT Sl:e
city. Ehe club was organized il 1871 Go,
the protection o. game and 1sh and fol
social purposes. It's ANIMAL receptions
are the finest ever given in tie state. "
the second story CT TIE building is vary
fine collection of nearly five thousand
preserved specimens Of fish and birds.
It's roouls a-o woii furnished and COM
inodioas, and BESIDES the larEe display
roola, include library AMI reading room.
There rrs about f,500 members, each
paying SIC 9 ycar. Ladies and children
are Piviesed 10 visit the collections every
day fran 8 TO C'ciock, free. Visitors q
other ti2l5 ere 10 Be introduced by mem
6cTs. Visitors 70 the city during the
CentsGaiGi cal spend very pleasant
hour L tAls house and VIII be made wyI-
come.
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Tho EIaerican Express Company 5&s
carried, free, more than fifty tons Ct Cen
taDnial advertising matter And theic
good viii az aot rntfied a particle yet
Tiiec,iacls-roo-a5 n the different halls
vii be :euui v,Ty convenient 70 yiait0rs
q TIC ESpositioa fer day. For 8 small
.s.e 81 extra articles caa - taken care OF
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Consumptiep Surely Cured

To the Editor Please inform your
readers that have 4 positive remedy
for the above named disease. Ely its
timely use thousands OF hopeless cases
have been permanently cured. shall
be glad to send two bottles of my REM
edy FREE to any Of your readers who
hare consumption if they Will send me
their express and post Office address
Respectfully.
I. G. sLOCUM, NJ. c., Isl P ST.,
New York.
Dec l5-Gm.
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Grains run daily. tpaily except sunday
Al trains between Cincinnati and Col
u;nDus run through without change OF ear.
connecting ia the Union Depot with all di-
yefging iIIlSS.
The f;as. Express leaving Cincinnati q.
I:l0 p. M, is Il solid train 10 Pittsburgh Wis
Wheeling, sleeping car attached.
The train leaving Columbus ut 3:;iI n n.
Is solid train from P;ItsbUIg TO Ciucin-
natl with Sleeping Tar. At Colnuous a
sicepluS car Is set At est END OF Union Dc
pot. which can lie occupied any time Le-
tween 800 p. IN. and :.::ij L IN.
the train leu ing Cincinnati ct 7-S0a. m.
has through coach 20 Columbus and Pitts
bugh. also parlor c.ir attached; and cc.i-
nects at Columbus, with slee ping cars 10
baltimore and Phiiddelphia.
The tram leaving Column bus at 2:l5 n. III.
has p;irlcr c.lr lroni Columbus 10 C:ncin-
natl.
ihe train leaving Columbus at S:2j D. m,
has through coach from Pittsburgh and
COiUIilb"i JH Cincinnati, and connects at
Columbus vita sleeping cG:S irUn EaI;i-
more and hhiiadclpilia-
ine celebrated newspaper train leave,
the GrcHd CentTnl IiepOt, CinriHDati, at
$40 u. Ii., arrives at G4iua!b.s I.,1 :. rn
S,cepiDs car is -; in depo; at 80 y IL, and
can De occupied giIe- that hour.
). p PEABODY, W. .E REpPERT,
Geni SGpt, Geur Pass .,c.
So!nHSus. o. columbus q.
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One Fare Excarsiors Sia O.::H
/ V. s. Il. Ky.

]
Round trip tick.ts will be spld
by ,i:e Columbus, Hooking Vat
ley and T;iedo Railway on the
following occasions, TO points and
Oh dates named below al one fare
for the round Trip:
Ohio State Prohibition Com
vention at Toledo, o., May 25ih,
1888. Round trip tickets viii be
sold Nay Psi. 9Th and 2oth, good
returning to May 26lIr, inclusive.
For National Prohibition Com
vention at Indianapolis, Ind,
May 29ih. 1888. Rnund trip
tickets will be sold May 9th,
2Sth ana 29lli, good returning
10 Juae 4th, inclusive.
For National Democratic Con-
vention at ST. L32is, .snh., June
3s,i, IS, ,roand trip tickets wlli
be sold June End. 3rd and ith,
good returning to June S,ii. iii
elusive.
I'or Republican National Con-
veniion at Chicago, Juue .l9ih,
IS. round trip tickets will be
sold jane 10Th. 1Ttb and 18Th,
good returning 10 june Esd. ia-
elusive, :.
For meeting Of Knights Of
Pyti.ias at Cincinnati. O.. June
18th to 18th. tickets will be sold
June 9th to 1lth, good returning
to Jane 18Th, 'SS.
For the 25ih Biennial Festival
of tho North American Saenger-
bnnd at St. Louis, Mo-, June
12iii. round trip tickets will be
so!d Jane 1;th, 18th and 18th, '6S.
Good returning TO June 18th.
Nuasce 80 the Farmers.
Parties wanting tileing to drain
their farms, cali OF andy Holl, Jr.,
the East End Grocer.
---,-,-z-z.e z.e=---
i'uro cider vinegar nj Andy Hol.,
Jr's.
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Chic Farmers Insurance Com
pany. See J. T. Mccormick, Lo-
gau, ..
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ohlN AND oOA Lii diseases eau
be cured by Pulmer's Skin success.
Soap cleanses. ointment heals.
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Grand fxc.,rsio,, 10 ya-ginin

Via Toledo and Ohio Central Railway
Compaay, March 26, April 9,h and
I'D May 9Th. Half fare to any point
IL Virginia. Tickets good for 30 days
with stop over. For particulars call
On ncares. I. 1. o. c. Agent or write TO
HUDSON FITCH, CT A.,
ID Tolcdn. O.
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Itch, Mango and Scratches Of
every kind OF human or animals
cured III so ininutes by WoolirrG
Sanitary Lotion. This never fails
sold by +. HARRINGTON. Druggist,
Logan. Aug 4, 81 i yr.
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go 0Tag. E

We can give rates of one fare for the
.ropnd trip To all railroad points in Clay
Washington, Cloud. Republic, Jewell,
Smith. Mitchell, Osborne, Rocks and
Philips counties, on March 2ist, april
A;b. 25ln, May 9rh, 23ri, June 9Th, 29ih
Inform rs the coGaty you wish 10 60
1o, and the name o! the nearest r. T..
station, a5ld We viii gise you rebate
order. when viii dedact tue cos OF the
ticket from tie purchase price of the
land yea buF. Ne have removed TO
room !. 30 l73 Race strees. We have
Enrdreds Of bargains IA these banner
counties. What haze yog to exchange Z
JoEE II. WOLF, Agt.
Logan, 0.
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The celebrated Weber wagon
cheap, at higgins & Hambiii's.
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Resolutions c. aaspsct.
SANCTUARY a. 4. 1878 /
E.n--r. IL u. -..n 49, i

SANCTUARY q. 4. l5SSl
GORE, O., NAY 18TH, iSSSJ
WHEREAS. It has pleased AL
mithsS Goo 10 remove from our
midst Brother Moses Nixon, a
faithful member of this assem-
bly and whereas the deceased
was a irne knight Of Labor. be if
Resoice&, We sincerely mourn
his loss, and that We tender onr
heartfelt sympathy to HE hereav-
ed widow, children and friends
OF The deceased. and he ii further
Resolue9, That the family have
lost a kind husband and loving
f .ther, and furthermore he it
ResoIued, That out OF respect
for our Brother, we drape our
charter for the space OF so days.
j. Il. MYERS J
JoHN DaNLEY Com.
GEORGE SLATER
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FOR RENT.

The room ( am now occupying as n
saloon is Tor rent. 1t IS one of the Less
roo,as III the city. Inquire ct
\. j. TEILAEE
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rraIus leave Wheeling for st. CIairsville,
at T:05 p. m., i;0J +. m, aud i;l0 d. IN. daily
except Sun ay.
Accommodation leaves Cambridge at 81
q IN, GAINESVILLE 8 80 q IN, daily except SID
day, and arrives NJ Columbus ut 50 Il M, q,
Cincinnati at L ID pm.
Accommodation leaves Columbus at I 90 p
III, daily, except Sunday, arriving at New
ark at . 90 M, Nit. Vernon at G - = IN
Mansfield let 81 IN.
Accommodation leaves Wheeling at %
NJ. dali except Sundag, arriving at Cam
bridge ut !, @ n IN.
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One 10 gallon Oil Tank. Cali
on Andy Ho!l, Jr.
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pEPaRT FOE TEL WEST.

All trains run by Standard Time.
No. has direct connection for Colum bus
and ClilcGeso.
MOB has direct conn ection flom Chica-
go ana Columbus.
Nos. anii runs daily between Putnam
and Dresden Junction.
&c HART, Ticket Agent.
Lancaster, o.
c FDA&LINGTOE CIV HAVis,
superintendent, Gen 7 =,
taeSvi.is d. ZanCsy ille,
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aUuto7n acorsy fro5,, g,:s.-r....

Prof. W. UAusNCTs, the famous mesmerist,
oe JI.Gs,.. l.. = y.itss: Come ycn yeaTs aga
l suffered iiiitot;l IsCuy 5rcGu ciiCnic nasal
ciiGrTh. ify ta:uiy lk! sici9a gaze me up "a
iCcu:tkie, and ESiC : !-tI.5t G.,.- -Gy c1sS was
sucis a b-Si on-. .i:c every G.y-, iGTears5 sun
SET NY voice y-.ii.G become = hCa:1 could
aceiy F,1;- above 6; whisper Ia the ,.,crIiin,y
ifS cogiCiiir. AZ, clearing Of rIy throat would
il-'C=. stft'cis ne. - TIE tis cl Dr. S9re's
Cata.Il isel'iSlt:, IN .I sioI-t:.c, TTag . ~ ell
Iia:I, SAG. t:.c ctEcc .gS E1CE: permanent"
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juESs0y G Co
T,t,p,Ivs o..

jUESsOg Il 20
Columbus, o:
Sizs Your Shaker Is the puvest
iaund5y and family soap aave. ever
Analysed. aui pleased To see such an
article laada FOR ,te peoples Use.
II, a. Hsazr, Chemist.
Ohio State University.
March 22-2no.
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EaE gAgsI.

ORG Hundred and Sixty Acres of Land
N Deia county, Missouri, entered illDre
than twenty years ago. VIII sell cheap fo-
cash, OK t-;lde for property in Logan.
c. VI. JAMES.
March 22.-ii
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a CIERR HFAFYnY Skin

can en'y b. 6bta iFe3f :tn,: presai'vs
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cUVEa CLUB.

An Interesting Exhibit CT Bir.i and FISH
Specimens.
One Of the most Interesting museums
in Cincinnati IS owned Sby the Cuvier
Club, an association Of enlinently re,
spectable citizens, whose club house. d
picture of which IS given below, is stu
sta5 On Longworth street, between Rac7
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/ IIIgIL5I) IElilDICE.
The Result Of Evidence from Uniin-
ncnehable Wituessas.

Ex-Presiient Arthr-'s partner, Judge
liver: oi ita;iw n J., A. A. Brake, Esq..
New foi; stock Exchange. Rev. Z. Nj. All
ans. Brooklyn, y. y, T. ~ Marcy, Esg.
siITtiors;. COi.n. aI.d others IN ali ioca a.
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specify rcIaedy tor cutauCo.,s diseases OF
every u;;r.ie and ,i'-gsce, inherited or con
tracteG. such IS ;iait !sHcu'u. Eczema,
Scr0tgli:;- tiinp,eS. ETys; Deias. letter, hing
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MI Skin F,ruptionS, Ulcers, ScuIds and
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The Arabs In central Africa

The havoc Of Arab traders in Contra!
Africa is wildly illustrated by the fact
that one Of the tribes Bishop Taylor in
tended TO reach when he started his mis-
sions three or four years ago was wiped
out of existence some time before the
bishops missionaries finally arrived ut
the borders of the desired country. The
bishop was attracted To this region By
Lieut.. Wissmann's description Of the bag
city of the Beniki, where DR.. Pogge aud
be Travelled for miles along one street.
Camping at the further end Of the town.
they were visited by about FIVE thousand
Of the Inhabitants, whom the travellers
described as gentle, cheerful and Ia
dustrious people. About tie time DIR.
Summers, OF the Tavlo~ missions, reached
the adjoining Tushils.ge country, Lieut..
Wissmann again visited the Beniki re-
gion, where all was client In the big
town, the huts In ruins and the street
overgrown with tall grass. The Arabs
from Nyangwe bad swoopcd down upon
the peaceful spot and had killed, captured
or dispersed the inhabitants.
How to put an end 70 the terrible out
RACES OF the Arabs in Central Africa IA a
problem that 10 beginning % give serious
concern 10 all the promoters Of white
enterprises III Africa York Sun