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AN INFANT MURDERED.
A Full-Formed Child Found in q Shoe
Box Near Gill's Station.


As foul a murder as was ever committed
in the eyes OF the law was perpetrated
near Gill's Station, in this county, either
late Friday night or Saturday morning. A
negro woman, in walking along Raleigh
avenue, near Mcl.emorc avenue, Saturday
morning saw lsrgc-size shoe box lying
on the side OF Che road, around which sew
eral wraps OF telegraph wire had been
twisted in order to hold the top on secure
ly. She at first gently kicked the box, but
lis contents were too heavy to topple at SO
light u shove, and she raised the box up
with her hands; the bottom almost
dropped out SO heavy was the pressure
from within. Untwisting the fastening.
she almost tainted at the sickenng sight
revealed. There, wrapped in a clean strip
oil canton flannel, lay a human child fully
developed in form and feature. II was
apparently a white child, decomposition
had not set i'm, and the improvscd coffin
had evidently not been there but brief
while.
Deputy Coroner John Powell wasnotifed
OF the lind, but it being too late for him 10
wv N's'N tNNthhrf NHiAtN uiAeii Ibiiol
when, in company with Deputy Sheriff
George Powell, he went TO the place and
held IN inquest. The jury OF inquest
was OF the opinion that the dead infant
was OF negro birth. After as searching an
investigation as could be made from per-
sons in the neighborhood, none of whom
seemed to know anything about the matter
or how came the body there, tho Jury re.
turned n verdict of death from unknown
causes. The child was a male, and as
stated was fully developed, and from every
appearance had been born alive, and then
strangled. The coroner Is convinced of
this, and he, with the deputy sheriff, is
making nm effort TO reveal the identity OF
the guilty mother and her accomplices.
Several clews are in their possession which
may lead TO the uncarthng OF the dastard-
ly. wicked crime, and in all probability
the murlerous wretches viii vet be ascer-
tanned and punished for their brutality.
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Chancery Sale ,
-OFA
II E A l. e. S II A II e.

No. 500. Rim the Clanccry Court ~ shelby coun,
W. y ncnsley, administrator Of T. e. Clayton,
dccos-sl. W John \ clayton ct Al.
By virtue Of an interlocutory deceive Tor sale en-
tend In the above cause on the NH day Of January.
lSoS A. u 81, PAGE u will sell nj public auction,
~ the highest bidder. In frnnt 81 the Clerk and
Masters Office, Main sircct cntnncc NJ the court
house ut shelby county Memphis. Tennessee, on
saturday, 9th day ot May. isss,
within legal hours the following des, ribcd proper
~, situated In shelby county, Tennessee to-Nlt
About lmilrs cast Of Memphis on the old Mem.
phls aud Germantown plank roal. bcing lot No.
~ Kenneth uarutt's subdivision, bounded ~ fol.
lows Dcgnninr ai the southeast corncr of lot No.
ol said subdivision In tho ccnterot the Memphis aud
Germantown plank rOal runaing thence north
4 east a. G1lOo chains 10 n stake. thenuc south
~, east ID y 100 chaiut. themes sputh % west
~ hliO chains O. the center u said plank rnad
thence north a. west with sid mad IL GSiu0
chains In the lcpinnlng, containing " 400 acres.
Terms Of Saloon credit ul aud ~ months.
note bearing interest With scrurity tcquirrd lien
retained, redemption baryd This lah day Of
April, lass
ST. MCDOWELL. clerk aud Master.
nyJ. N nmdcy. n. G. aud 81
TAYLOR & Currnll. v n NrHrucry Solicitors
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REDUCED RATE TO RACE TRACK
On Memphis & Charleston Railroa,

On Memphis q Charleston Railroad.
On each day Of race week trains will leave
the Memphis & Charleston depot for the race
trackat 10 am and l2 o'clock noon; p. M,
1870 pm, pm, $50 pm. and 3 o'clock
pm. Returning, the trains will leave the
race track ut close OF races Fare each
way 10 cents. Round-trip tickets, 10 cents.
Good on day OF sale only, and will be sold
at 21S Main street aud at depot. No tickets
will be sold at Vance street crossing, nor
will trains stop there forpassengcrs. Trains
returning from track will, however, stop
ut Vance street to let off passengers. Two
lines OF street cans (red cans OF both lincs)
run between the Memphis & Charleston
depot and the various quarters OF the city.
G. A. DESAussURK;
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
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New ideas About MIX.

From Hoard Datrymnn.
Al the farmers institutes speaker oc-
casionally gives expression to a thought or
opinion that runs contrary 10 generally ac-
copied ideas, and the alert speaker can
see an expression run over the faces of
the audience that clearly indicates that
''salt Is needed TO all in its mental digcs-
ton. The popular idea is that milk is
pro,lnct oil some internal organ OF the COW,
and i run" into the udder through the
biz milk veins on the abdomen, attaching
great importance to the size Of the veins
and the diameter OF the "wcll holes"
through which they pass into the body.
NJ IN institute, lately, a speaker in
some Hnarks ON milk production
gave uitcrance 10 the later theory that
milk i not secreted, as n perfect milk,
during the intervals OF milking, but
tlat the uddcr simply secrets quantity OF
serum AMI blood elements. which are
elaborated into milk during the process OF
milking, aud that person blindiolded
could 10, 10y the taste distinguish between
fresh drawn blood and milk. His deduc-
tions were that the feeding Of milch COWS
probably, must be done with n protein
food, bran, oats, peas, ETC., and less corn
meal The reason is that these being dis
i'nci blood foods, tend direct 10 the de.
Ne.oWrs Of more and better blood, causing
tie Ii.lcr to secreio larger quantities Of
tbs iiuid, aud hence better results. BY
experiments IL has been found that the
uddcr before milking contained but a
sual quantity Of milk, scarcely more than
a quart, and the second" flow Of milk
was made rom the stored quantity Of
seruin, and elaborated into milk by nery-
ois power as the process Of milking
ppcs on
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quires not moro than one-fourth as many
seeds, which, therefore, may be the more
select and costly; II requires more labor in
culture. N " ~
1t Is admitted that greater care in the
planting and early cultivation will be
necessary in order TO secure and maintain
perfect stand, but it is very probable that
such increased care will DO more than re-
paid by the ease OF subsequent cultiva.
ton and the improved quality and quantity
oil the product.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam laundry. 22i Second st.
BRISKIEY LUMBER Co.. l2l Jefferson st.
Buy your potato barrels from 4. Kordel,
No. l2S Front street.
TRLEPHoNs 1900 for messenger or car.
riage any hour day or night.
Good shoemakers wanted at ]. w.
Voegeli &Co.'s, 27l Main STREET.
PANTS madcsto order from 50 up. /.
Menke, tailor, 10 Monroe street.
ID. II. BALpwiy & Co., dealers In pianos
and organs, No. 257l Main street
LEE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings.
w. 4. DRYDEN. carpenter and builder,
No. 40l Second street. Telephone, 457.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
% Beale street. Tel. 365 for wagon TO call.
CoIE MANUFACTURER COMPANY. Main
Office and Mill telephone No. 2S. Paint
Store telephone No. SO.
G. K. HorciKIss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | es-
pecially solicit. No. 50 Monroe street.
Pure and white as the flower whose
name il bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN d LILLY CoPfEn AND SPICE Co.
CLASSES in decorative art. painting in oil
and water colors, wood carving, etching
etc, are now forming In the Higbee
School. Studies under Mrs. Laura Prugh,
OF the Cincinnati Art School. Drawing
classes under Miss Dobyns, us heretofore.
Students admitted at any time and for any
branch desired.
Miss CARRIE NJ. HEATING, teacher Of
music, vocal and instrumental, Is teach
ing at the music-house of d. II. Baldwin.
As already announced, Miss Heating will
give a free scholarship for the last five
months OF the session US a reward TO the
pupil having the best record up TO Febru-
AIRY for diligcnt study andihe highest do.
prnn of nnrfnciinn
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LITERARY LEAVES.
Some American Authors Who Are
Growing Old.

From the Graphic
That many OF the most brilliant men
and women in American literature are far
advanced in years and cannot hope for
many more years OF active work is re-
called by the death of Amos Bronson Al
colt. Some OF these are SO thoroughly of
the past that by the modern reader it Is
almost forgotten that they are still living.
Caroline Gilman, for example, brilliant as
novelist, and whose love for Harriet
Martineau never wavcred, is resident OF
Jamaica Plains, Mass, totally blind and
bed-rdden with chronic rheumatism, be-
friended by Miss Elizabeth =. Peabody,
the educator, who herself has passed the
eichtieth milestone. Elizabeth Cakes
Smith, renowned in her day for her rare
beauty and superb literary receptions,
at which Poe. Willis, Bryant, Margaret
Fuller, the Cary sisters and host of
Others were ever welcome guests, is now
quietly passing her declining years in the
obscure village OF Hollywood, n. G.. Al
though nearly eighty-two years OF age, she
still retains much of the beauty of face
and form which distinguished her in early
life and her mind is still remark
ably clear, filed with anecdotes OF her
celebrated husband, Seba Smith
Maj. Jack Downing, who died in 1865
at tho age Of seventy-sx. Joel T. Head.
ley, Washington's historian, is now sew
enty.tour years old and n resident OF New
burg n. Y, where he lives n retired life,
exhibiting 10 visitors tho relics stored at
the Washington's headquarters of that
city on the banks OF the Hudson. Bcnja-
min T., Shillaber, whose nom dc plume OF
"hirs. Darlington" gave him national
fame, is now seventy-fvc, surrounded by
an interesting family at his Chelsea home
stead. George Bancroft, the historian, as
all the world knows, is eighty-cight years
old; Parkc Goodwin is sevcnty-two, Her.
man Melville, once u delightful marine
writer, but now almost forgotten by the
world, is seventy, james Russell Lowell
is also seventy. Mrs. Anna Charlotte
Lynch Bolta is nearing three score years
and ten, and dwclls in a fashionable resi-
dence in New York city. Francis Park
ham, the historian, il also far advanced in
life, as are George William Curtis, Au-
gusta Evans-Wilson and Margaret J. Pres
ton, while DR.. Holmes and Mr.. Whittier
are no longer young in years, though
young at heart or educators Theodore
d. Woolscy is eighty-seven. Andrew J..
Peabody, Noah Porter aud James McCosh
are oil sovonty-seven, and Frederick A. i.
Barnard scycnty-ninc.
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Constitutional Catarrh.

No single dis ascl is cnlailed morn suffering or
fastened tho brchki AZ up Of the constitution than
CataTrh. The sense"i 'mt, OF TASTE OF sight OF
hearing. the humanoc, the nind-one or more
nd sometimes eli yt llh 10, destructive influence
The poison II distrih't,> Throughout the system nj.
,acli every vital fehr and br,aks I'm the mos,
robust Of couslitukti'N lgnond. because bn, Nile
understood. by mos physicians, impotcntlv as
sailed by quacks shl charlstans. those suffering
from Il have little hbpc to be relieved Of Il mis-
side OF the grave. W. time, then, that the popu.
lar treatment Of this tcrdhc disease nv remedies
within the reach oi oil passed into hands al once
cOinpcteut and trustv oHhy The new and hitherto
untitled method nd9pcd by pr Sanfonl in The
preparation OF NJ RADICAL CvRR has won the
hearty approval Of thousands II is instantaneous
In aiiording relieffh all head colds SneeIing smut
nlng and obstruotcd breathing and npidiv ns
moves the most Oppressive symptoms, clearing the
head swectening the hnath restoring thesrnses of
smell. taste and he irng sui ucutralizing tho con
stltutiona tendency OF the disease toward IN,
lungs, liver and kidneys
saSroRp's RADICAL CrEr consists Of one bottle
OF the RADICAL cuRE. one box CATARRHAL Sol.
vEST and an iMrKoNED INHALER: price 81
PorfER DRed & CHEMICAL Co. DosroN.
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A Chance Tor Evcrybody.

The Memphis Land and Investment
Company have Cash Fund" every
month TO invest in real estate. All per-
sons wishing to sell are invited to call.
The company will sell lots and build
houses in any part Of the dity on monthly
payments for rich or poor. Apply to
JAS. JAY SMITH & Co.,
Agents for the Company,
..li... No. 9 Madison st.
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To ycrtou. Men.

IfyOu will send ms your address, We will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explain
ing al about Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro.
Violate Belt and Appliances. aud their
charming effects upon tho nervous dcblll-
tatcd system. and how they will quickly re
dorc you 10 yipor, manhood aud health. II
you are thus afflicted, We will send you a
Belt aud Appliances on trial.
NoLTAtc BKLr Co. Marshall, Mich.
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In a Bar-Room.
In o.
Trnm Tidblis

fmm Tidbiis.
Mr.. Umpley (colorcd, who. with his
partner, has shaken dice for their last 5
cents worth)-lIi, darl Whadcher dom
vii dat beer2 shnck bes' two outn free!
Mr.. Breckenridge (between gulps)-A
man dat-wan's de plessure-ob winnih
an beer, too-mus' be a pig. Drains
beakor1
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I. A. Wrirhi &
the Mutual Land md Investment Com.
pnuy

Has been organized with capital stock OF
$4,000. with the following officers
David Walk, president II. Galloway, vice.
president; u. T. Porter, treasurer; X. NJ.
Seaman, secretary Directors John A.
Denic, II. c. Warmer, J. J. Duffy, David
Walk, II. Galloway, W. d. wilkeron, L.
Til Risk. Subscription books are now
open a, Office Of Kent, soanlan & Risk, Il
Madison street. Those wanting stock had
better apply early, as it is being rapidly
taken.
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MEMPHIS. TENN

tfFALTu ~ yyg,tIIf 10 ~. ueaureg ards
Tonic ana Nervine, tie Great
TfsHh specihc.
NERVOUS DEBILITY ln ell ~ siAgc.. mental
~ and physical drpfs sion. lfffnatoffhea, ~.
pochondfia risrllit, frIrslyia, hyttefa, incapacy
Tor study or buslnssi paralysis, impolehoe' eplleg
y. los % memory. ioiifnlng 81 NE brin, sna Az
cured In either - LIZ lie 49, Of this unetcellcl
prrpsniion. ltua matter Of supreme hnpoftanne
" use appropriate tfasmcnt f0f the cure Of me
and ker,ine sfter man years trial In Europe has
Tnited inialibio n Akru aocofdl 90 70 uif.cugme
whlrh are af,sei Ia eaeh bottle. one boz equal 70
Pficr NJ. 90 bos Ii botrt for $500. sent
,, mall prepaid on reccid Of pnes We guLsn,es
81 Dys~ v cure sny go WIN ea.n ofas. ~
ceited BY ~ for ia bofes 80 VIII ssna va sn,,sL
not enoct cue. II gfnkfn 4 Cos DrnEgisia, soils
sfeu,A fof uniiea fis.es ~ aud tlj hain stfcs.
kemphL. rvla
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cred for all diseases Of man and beast that
can be reached by an external medical APP
plicaiion. is Rangum Root Eminent. One
trial will convince. Manufactured only by
Rangum Root Medicine Co, Nashville, tenn
Fifty cents per bottle. For sale by Hester,
ly.n Min STRAIT
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AUCTION SALE
OF Valuable Real Estato.

VI Nalhhpie hehl Esthto.
viii sell at public auction on the south
west corner Of Main and Madison streets
on Wednesday. April IS, 1883, oommenc-
ingRt 10 O'Clock am. the property stu.
ate on southwest corner Of Main and Bealo
streets, fronting 200 feet on Main street.
To be sold in lots fronting 25 feet ON Main
street, and running back i45 feet to an
alley.
Terms Of Sale -Onc.iourth cash, balance
In equal installmcnts Of one, two and
three years from date, with interest
INV Sourn LAND COMPANY
T. J. MCCARTHY & Co., Auciioncers
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A. grcan A Co.. aoa naIa sircci.

Are prepared 10 repair and ynrnish furni'
turo in ilmi-clafs style.
Packing aud shipping promptly attend
cd 10 at reasonable prices.
&. &. GREoo, Manager.
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Frum The Fpochl Of i.-..r ........t
Mamma" said little Chicago girl.
"Ycs, dear"
"Do you think I'll have the same papa
all this year ?"
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what Hc Need ed.

from TIdbTf.
Ed want something 10 appeal to my
Imagination. | am tired OF books and
stupid plays. want something that will
speak 10 my intellect.
Al Try pork chop.
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look Out for Cholera aguJre'- Bcane

Forty-fve years. Infallihlc Specific for
Diarrhwa. Dyscntcry. Cholera Morbus. FluH,
Childrcn's Tccthlng; and II taken la time a
sure preventive Of Asiatic Cholera.
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WHOLESALE buyers will find Il TO their
interest ioinspcct the stock Of the Arm
strong Furniture company, before pur-
chasing. 272 Second street.
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Tho piano roiaing nca.

Call and see this novelty.
The Silver King and the Lace Webb
BED SPRINGS,
The two best springs on The market.
Also Furniture aud Mattresses, wholesale
and retail.
T. A. Wright & Co, Ss7 Second street.
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Tho Ozark Cider aud Vinegar Go. arc
Orange Meade. Delicious nnl healthy
and specially adapted for families. Ask
your grocer or call on the agent Tor II.
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LADIES, II you wish 10 purchase dress
or school suit for your boys call ut H.
lowensiein'g. He has thebesi assortment
In the city nj popular prices.
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The rurcst OnIy.

We use Squibb's preparations and chem.
icals In filling prescriptions, which arc
compounded by graduates In pharmacy,
at reasonable prices. Headquarters for
natural mineral waters. Respectfully,
llTsRY j. lIEnrER. Apothccary.
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TuE Office hours Of David r. MADDEN,
president, nj city hall, arc from 2 o'clock
p. IN 20 400 p. m. Remainder OF time no
will look after outside city matters.
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BnIENBER that Courson 4 Weakly are
practical carriage and wagon mechanics.
No amateurs. 528 Main street.
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Al reasonable prices, 20 TO the Memphis
Trunk factory. Duke Goodman, proprie-
tor, 33l Main street.
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w. A. FAinEs, No. 81 Union street, has
lust received a car OF nice saddle and har.
meas horses and mares.
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LocAL applications in certain diseases will
hasten cure, but l.a-cu.pi-a will cure by H.
self In time.
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". your vehicle, either carriage or
wagon, needs repairs, II will pay you 10
see Courson & Weakly, $50 Main street.
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Hea,,hni ana DrlIeIou. DrInh.

HOSE, hose, hose, at Brownies, the
-tlniuI.nr
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Call and see the Lace Webb Bed Spring.
This Is the prct,itst spring ever made.
Call and soc Il.
T. A. Wmour q Co.,
No. 1857 Second Street.
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Order OF Publication.


No Gsts. kn.-in The Chancery Court ~ Shelby
County, ICnn " u lsofk Va n. L. iAflla
fthi.
ID appearing from the nm With T. sworn n IN
this cause that the attendants blwAfd nayiiE
John layliss Nm. a. iiaylisa Mnfy lhyliss. now
Nary , The name ~ Whu.e husband Is un
known and rnnunt hr ns-ufiainetl after diliEpni In
guiu. lila layiiss, Aiirr lhylie. Joan aYiie.
lrelc hylis, Rilllu ftsyliss. alvin liiyiiss. fi0f
cucc ~ Jason. Fannie ihyiis and fhc,tnno Nun.
iufl ar al nun nsdrnts IL The state al Irnuosatc
II 4 therefore urirrrii that hcy make their Ap
pHsnnre b. mia nj the Court hauan ~ shelby
county, iu The ny ~ Memphis, nov taxing district
~ shelby uruniy. runn. on the nrt Monday In
May iNss, arl poii. answer ~ dciuuf N
oumphiuaurs tn 90 The same Will D. taton Too
cunireUd ~ IA Thorn aud 30 &C. hearing 90 paftr
aud that rppy ~ this urlUr d. published once
Wvsk inf four successive wees Ia The Aouiphh
AuIeal
This elth DAY II Naf,h ixa
A true cupy-Aticst = . MCDOWELL
tlrfk and Master.
NY = y Mcnowcli. IT, ncpuiy ,icfl aud Master
smith Collier. aollciiun iuf CoaiplainautL
lafIint1l
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Tnr womcn's Guild OF Grace church
will meet every "Wednesday NJ 4 O'Clock p.
IN. IN the church.
Mus. !. J. FIREMAN, Pres'L
8. NJ. BESrOS, Sec'y
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HACKS, buggies and general repairing a
specially, at Courson & Weakly'e, DO Main
street. first-class work; low prices.
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TnE Armstrong Furniture company are
showing many new spring styles In cham.
Der, diningro room and parlor suits.
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CALL aud sec Baltoh, the painter, for os
tnatC8 on painting.
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~ rEaovED ny the USE oF oocoAiSE
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
81 the hair
Burnetrs Flavoring extracts are the
100
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d. y. BALrox, the reliable painter, iO5
Second street Telephone ~.
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DIR. ID. S. JOHN SONS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
Mo. $50 Main Street.
TENN ic--5I ZEE.
ushbll,hsi In isOl

np JOHNSON + nrEnpwi II lryi BY an tsnietia,
IL tffrsifd 81 b. lar thr misl snl. 1siial phYsi.
slsn Ia tho tf'atmcut VI pfiyair 10 soCtct daasek
guick. permanent cuf-s guaranteed m ever ctsa
IKphiiis cifrl Ia = lev days wlt|iult tnr uit 81
niefturr, change II diet % hinfusnu- iram bud
ucs tscouisy syphilis me l.el Nc,use ersn.
o. II semen uoppei IN ashun Tine. hutcrcn
ION iinpoirnry los oi sexual i1NcN fcfttfedts
i've yinof In lew NcckA NiUiins ~ eli abtss
md loo 81 ply siral aud nsuiai power siioesillT
AID permanently runCd. Particular aticniiuu pad
tn the Useisss II Numen, and rlnei g1arin'rei
Ilfs aud old nufrs ruuri Without INC w. ni fhisua
a. the knlie Al consultations strictly ruuudcn'
usl Nadliha tsut DO Ctp7vu " al lafs ~ ts
Cuuuty.
nuNork infmen curi a half The usual fai,A
oei1. h,Yr, ia.fn = o'rltsrk an 10 u'Clnck D. 70
w IA ! JOHNSON. MA
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Why will You pay high prices for Gus.
lom.made suit when you can get equal
value at l.. LOwonstcins2
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s,enm Dye aud Cicaplng works

Ladies' and Gents Clothes Cleaned or
Dyed in all colors Ostrich Feathers aud
Lace Curtains cleaned nj 81 Jefferson
street Goods received by express.
L. RiEdrt, Proprietor.
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RUPTURE Radically CURED.

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