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National Republican., 1888-02-15
Mr.. McUhespey Makes an assigumen,

Pucr A. McChesney, doing business at 1886
Ninth street northwest, has made m assign.
mCut ofal the goods, chattGls, accounts, and
llSiuTcs OF said store, also one horse ald wagon,
70 l!rrdtio browning Cor the bcucnt of his
CrCditOlS, The preferred creditors are Brown
s.'O mes Mulloy, N2j, and Charles & Me-
ChCEnpy, SjU
National Republican., 1888-02-15
Department Changes.

The following official Changes have been
made In the Interior d Department:
Patent Observation-Disclosures Eida Crofoot
HouRh ana Clarence Byrlcs OF New York,
fourth as sstant examiners. at 81, 300. Resigna.
ton Miss DorOthca B. Newton, OF Pennsyl.
vania, fourth assistant examiner.
General land oillce-Appointments jacob
Collier of Pennsylvania, and John b. N.lyer-
ton, OF Alabama, copyists, at 5000.
National Republican., 1888-02-15
HER TROUBLES ARE DER.
Mrs. weltha A. Emmons Gone to Her
Final Rest,

FIhHI FFsT'
The last sad rite was paid Mrs wetha
Anita Emmons yesterday afternoon, and all
that was lovely in life of this beautiful aui
fascinating woman was laid at final rest amid
the beauties of Oak Hill Cemetery. The re-
mains, cncasod in handsome black cloth
covered oasket with silver trimmings, were
taken to st. Johns Episcopal Church about 2
o'clock, and later there was large gathering
OF persons, chiefly ladies, to attend the funelal
ceremonies, but none took place until the
where Dr., Leonard read the EpiscopaI burial
service. The pnllbeaTers were Judge j. NJ.
Carey, b. L. Brewster, Arnold Hague. q. f.
Becker, James Loundes, aud DR.. F. B. Loring.
MINISTER, in Lowell, Mass, has been
Obliged to give up preaching on account Of
trouble in his throat. II this reverend gentle
man had taken DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup he
would still have been useful member OF his
rTot sSiOn,
National Republican., 1888-02-15
THE Mcdonald Filter Faucet is for sale by
F, Guy " Co., 1905 Pa. ave.
Tho Auneduct HrIdge.

AT last the government engineers have
nearly completed the reconstruction OF the
aqueduc. bridge. The slow progress made in
finishing the structure has provoked much
uniavOrable comment from residents on this
and the Virginia side of the river, who have
bt en- dependent upon the slow.workiug ferry
for more than n year. II is now said that n
no delay occurs the bridge will be ready for
travel in ten days.
National Republican., 1888-02-15
High school Entertainment.

Tomorrow evening an entertainment will
be given at the high school, to which the
members of the department of slperinten-
dCnce of the National Educational Association
and the public school teachers OF the city will
be invited.
National Republican., 1888-02-15

TIE most eflicRcious stimulants TO excite the
appetite are Angoslura Btters, prepared ny DR..
j e. h. Siegelt & Sons. Beware of cOunter.
feils. Ask your grocer or druggist for the
genuine article.
National Republican., 1888-02-15

SMNS Almond Neal tor soiteuing and bean.
tyng the skin is Unsurpassed. Sold at
-mmS Pharmacy corner Fourteenth street
md New York avCnuC.
National Republican., 1888-02-15
DIstrlet Pntents Issned.

The following Ctl2ens Of this D!slrlc, have
obtained patents recently Wm. II. Nelson
s8w-sot; EphrOlm Latham. automatic car
coupling; S. Herbert Geisey, door check.
National Republican., 1888-02-15

SNlMs' Cologne Is unequaled at slOO per
pint bottle. Trial size. % cents per 3-ounce
bottle. Sold only at Simms' Pharmacy, corner
Fourteenth street and New York avenue.
National Republican., 1888-02-15
r. Fl. TAYLOR,
g33 Pennsylvania Avenue.
NEW SPRING DRESS FABRICS,
sEAToN PERRY,
tSaccoasor to Porry % Brother),

uAsJUST OPENED NEW SPRING SHADES"
IL ALL-WOOL AND SILK WARP HEN.
RiEITA CLOTHS.
NEW tOCLE BElGE5 AND CHuDDAS, WITH
GqNIRASTlNG slDE.BANDS FOR TRIM
NEW FRENCH BROADCLoTHs AND ENG.
LtsH SuITINGS.
NEW iMPoRTED ALL-woOL CHALLIs DE
LANES IN CHOICE AND EXCLUSIVE
DESIGNS, AT 5Ou.
NEW PLAIN AND FIGURED INDIA SILKS
RANGING FROM75C. TOT sl75 PER YARD.
NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED BATlSrE,
GINGlIAM, AND PIQuE ROBES.
"ENCLUSlNE NOVELTIES IN CHOICE
FRENCH SATEEN ROBES.
Jsj pIECES ANDFRSON'S FINEST QUALITY
SCOTCH IEpHIRS IN ENTIRELY NEW
ORS.
500 TiECES OF FINEST FRENCH SATEENs
IN CONFINED STYLES OF MY OWN DI-
RECT IMPORTATION.
SEW BRITISH AND FRENCH WnlTEGooD5.
EXTRA GOOD VALUES IN IRISH AND
GERMAN LINEN TABLE CLOTHS, NAP
KlNS, DOILENS, AND GLASS CLOTHS.
SPECIAL. BARGAINS" IN LINEN HuCK
TOWELS, At l2laC DOC, AND 25C.
iEw BELGIAN PILLOW AND sHEETiNG
Ho1tErGiTTihESs; trGiThSs; IN PLAIN, PLAID, AND
sTRIrED FLANNELS FOR DRESSING
sACQUEs AND WRAPPERS.
THE QUAKER CITY FINE DRESS SHIRTS
AND NIGHT SHIRTS FOR 81 EACH.
NEW FAST BLACK "HOSIERY."
30 PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT
PRICES.
National Republican., 1888-02-15

"WHEN headache joins neuralgia, then
comes the tug of war; wise general knows
very well how to marshal his forces. His first,
last, and best charge is made with a bottle of
salvation OIL, and the doughty foe lies cring-
ing in the dust,
National Republican., 1888-02-15

THERE is but one Cough Syrup before the
public to- day that contains no poison, and that
Is Bogerts, hence II can be given to child
days old with absolute safety.
National Republican., 1888-02-15

JAMES L. WAUGH says: ~ consider Bogert's
Cough Syrub the best have ever used;' 25
cents bottle.
National Republican., 1888-02-15
Eastern Rraucb Rnad

CALL at B. +. Guy Il Co.'S and see the Nc
Donald Filter Faucet. 1t is the thing 10 clean
pOtGmap water
National Republican., 1888-02-15
Modifying n Divorce Decree

In the equity couI; yes'erd ~ Chief Ju'tic :
Birghsm ordered a mobilization Of tGe decree
o; Feb. 10 last dissnlv!ng the bonds of mar.
rldsc between Lot.le Z. SammOns aud Will
iAtn L. SammOps by agreement Of both
ia ties the modified decree Comman rs the
ie,uoudvnt to pay the cGs,s of tue case within
thirty days to pay pisintlifsl0 per month on
the th day Of each month htgirnilg Feb.
~, NJ d to pay counsel tor p'aiunf $50 counsel
I, es within twenty uayS.
National Republican., 1888-02-15

ORDERS taken for the Mcdonald Filter
Faucet AT u. +. Guy & Co.'S. 1905 Pa. ave.
National Republican., 1888-02-15
Underwear
At Half Price

Ladies who know how to appreciate really fine under
will better understand when they the garments
and the muslin cambrcs and lawns and also the lace
trimmings and embroidery.
National Republican., 1888-02-15

r. II. AIEI"ON. OF the architects oilice,
writes: "Iiave given Bogefts Cough Syrup to
my childrcn from their infancy, aHd 1t acts
iike magc;' contains no poison whatever,
National Republican., 1888-02-15
I'M TANT'
s A i E.

The Palais Royal fortunate in securing at bar
gain prices all broken lots and surplus stock Of one of
the leading manufacturers of fine cotton underwear
The stock comprises 1891 garments In the ordinary
of trade 1891 would oonsttutea weeks
business but sincerely state doubt if the lot will
last the entire week.
National Republican., 1888-02-15

BOE family use 10 beer ~ better than the
Faust" from the Arheuser- Busch Brewing
AsROCistlOu. Try it, ami be conyincei. Of
.Ca corner First aud Virginia avenue south
vest. Phone sS!-5. Frank Scawarz manager.
National Republican., 1888-02-15
soc Corset Covers.

Lcr sdale Cambria, V and square neclss,
trimmed with fine embroidery. Worth
twice i0c.
National Republican., 1888-02-15
79c Skirts

Tucked and embroidered cambrle RULED
sLits. Generous width. All lengths
Finished in style Of, and meant to bs, a
81 90 skirt instead Of only 79c.
National Republican., 1888-02-15

KouMiss is the leading nu'fitive tonic, aud
SimmS KoumisS Is un"xc.lled. PerSonS of
weak digestion will do well to give II trial.
Sold only at SmmS' Pharmacy, corner Four
teeuth street and New York avenue.
National Republican., 1888-02-15
79c Nightgowns.

Elttorately and beautifully embroidered
ard tucked yokes, neck and sleeves trimmed
with extra fine Hamburg edging. Tue
"Moiher Hubbard" style, only 79c. The
more than zoe. We reckoned the cost at
Sl3T.
National Republican., 1888-02-15
79c Corset Covers.
79c Drawers.

Lonsdale Cambria. Embroidered ruflle.
A brief description Of garment equal to
these usually offered at twice 79c.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Sandy Carter, n negro lawyer who prac.
tees In the magistrates courts, was fined
s. In the police court yesterday morning
for threatening 10 knock a colOrcd sisters
head of.
There will be gospel meeting In the
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation, 207 Main street, tonight at 5
O'Clock. A cordial invitation Is extended
TO young and old men.
The case Of VI. W. sadler, charged with
assault and battery upon Gon. Peter
Tmccy. was called in the police court yes
tcrday morning, but WIS continued until
this morning. nj the request q tho dc.
PENDANT.
A very large raddish, In an advanced
state OF decomposition, was rccciyedat TnE
ArPRAL Office yesterday II Was grown in
the garden Of DR.. J. j. Elcan, Mason,
Tenn, from eeel sent by Congressman
James Phclan from Washington.
Louis Wright. colorcd, who stabbed his
brother several weeks ago, during the
progress OF fight, surrendered himself 10
the police yesterday. The wounded has
entirely recovered. The prisoner will he
tried in the police court this morning.
Mr. J. J. Williams. 4 former editorial
writer on the Scimhdr while that paper WIS
controlled by Ten. e.. L. VI. Turner, was
overcome by tho heat at the Mississippi 4
Tennessee depot yesterday morning. A
hack WINS called and the patient taken q
the station-house, whence lac was removed
10 Rogers inhmary, corner Madison anc
Third streets. Mr.. Williams IL nj present
an associate editor Of the Grenada Miss.
Sulnnd. lie will recover.
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Mace. a, pr,xh,o. Reach.

NKw YoRK. July 23.-Brighton Beach
races today
First Race-Threc-quartcn Of 4 mile.
Starters Marion, Songster. Wcstfeld,
Iciclc. Savage, Sam Parker. st. Adams,
Romance, Vendetta, Corocco. Hailstonc,
Wilton. Corocco won. Savage second,
Vendetta third. Timc-l.20.
Second acc-Thrce-quariers Of n mile.
Starters Dalcsman, Gunshot, los An.
grlcs, Webster, Tcdington, Cornstarch,
Na,o,. Bonnie Harold. hlly, Etontown.
Gunshot won, Dalcsman second; Corn.
starch third. Timc-ll7i.
Third Race Milo and seven cighths.
Siartcuc Rebellion, Change, King Robin,
Hermitage, STRIPPING, frankie, Pegasus,
Commander, swccty, Flush, Regal, Luna
Brown. Rebellion won, Hermitage see
ond. King Robin third. Timc-l:SOl.
Fourth Race-Mile and sixteenth
Starters True Born. King Of Norfolk
Fcrg Kyle. Supervisor, Cardinal Nc
Closkcy, Miss Charmcr, Doodle. Fer
Kyle won. Cardinal McCloskcy second
Miss Charmor third. Time-l:5li.
Fifth Race-Nlile aud quarter. Start
erg Barnum, Troy, Ernest, Lutte Arnold
CariSima, Quibbler. Ernest won in 2: l0l
Troy second, Barnum third. Time-2l.0l
Sixth Race -Scvcn-cights OF n mile
Starters Exile, Bordclaisc, Young Duke
Dagn. Thcora, Valiant, Count Luna
Young Duke won, Exile second, Nalian
thirl. Tme-i!2qi,
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Personal POINTS.

J. T. HALL, Of Holly Springs, isstopping
at the Peabody.
Mn. Ike WATTS is recovering from u
severe attack OF illness.
MRs. 4. w. Cocks and daughter are
spending the heated term at Coyington
with friends.
Mn. IIuGu l.. BRlNKLsy has gone to
luka Springs Miss., To visit his mother,
who is summcring there.
Mn. RonERr w. PARuAM, Of the Plant.
ems Insurance company, Is spending the
summer ut Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
Mus. u. q. pgpPFU and Miss Emma l..
Hunter, both OF Sarlls, Miss, are sojourn-
ing at the Peabody Tor u few DAYS.
TmE Hon. W. n. BAPTIST aud wife, Of
Coyingtcu, Tenn, and Mr.. :. u. Singleton
aud wife, Of New York city, are guests at
the Peabody.
Mn. Rosy SANNoNEV, q prominent cotton
man, departed saturday night ior Chicago.
whence lac will proceed To the principal
points oi interest ia the northwest.
MtssES MARGARgr PosroN aud Bird
Dcadrick left Saturday afternoon for Gre.
NADIA, where they will visit Mis-. II. Z.
1homas, nee Miss Annie Puston.
TmR many friends oi Mr.. W. l.. Andcr-
son will be- glad 10 learn that his visit TO
Abilene, Tex, has improved his health
and that lac expects 10 return TO Memphis
this fall.
llrNRY WrPrggnAY, mn old and valued
atiachc Of The accounting department Of
the Southern Express company, has leave
OF absence to Iocupsralc meath the sylvan
shades OF country lie until August.
DR. 7. y. 1hNER. ol Austin. Tex, ar.
nvcd in the city yesterday, aud Is stopping
at the Gayoso hotel. lie will b. married
"Wednesday mornin. TO Miss Emma Dcni.
son, ut the First Presbyterian churrh,
and leave immediately Tor an extended
European tour.
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beloved wife as it stood propped up against
the pillow beside him

beloved wife as it stood propped up against
the pillow beside him
THE MorIyE Is MYSTERY
and will doubtless rqmain so unless his
letters to his wife and father are more ex.
plicit than those hu left here. Beyond
the fact that he was subject to fits Of pro-
found melancholy and drank deeply, his
Immediate associates can furnish no clue
to the cause that drove him TO suicide.
Only mcagrc details OF his past life are
known here. He Segimc from Baltimore
last February, accompanied by his wife,
and entered the employment OF Van Nlcot
& Co. Rooms suitrhlc TO his moderate
means were obtained at the house of Mrs.
Prestige ut No. n Adams street. The
young couple were very devoted TO each
other and soon made friends OF all around
them. Mr.. Allison late cashier of the
Peabody, took quite fancy TO the young
husband and when he resigned TO 20 into
other business he urged the appointment
OF Mr.. Athey rs his successor and succeed
ed in securing the place Tor him.
In personal appearance he was OF slight
build, wore thin sandy mustache and
hair Of the same color, cropped close. His
manners were easy and prcposscssing, and
his entire demeanor inspired confidence.
He was highly esteemed 10y Mr. Galloway,
who was pleased and satisfied with his
work. lie sat around the hotel great
deal after his duties were over evidently
stunning his lonely rooms, made n
hundrcd-fold lonclicr by the absence of
his wife. Sometimes he stayed at the
hotel all night and slept in n chair, No
doubt the yearning for his wiic's company
caused the melancholy that ended in
drink ana suicide, No othor plausible cx'
PLANTATION is now at hand.
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Lou,.,iiie 10. ~. Louis q.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 23.-Eishtecn
hundred people saw a game Of ball hero
today sharply contested TO the eighth inn
ing, when IL was practically finished. Both
sides folded well, but Louisville was in
batting form and made a better showing
in that rcgari from the beginning King,
too, was wild. In the eighth inning he
seemed 10 get ratified and Louisville
Jumped in 10 knock him out OF the box.
They succeeded in getting seven men 10
first and on a costly error 10y White scored
six runs Strat,on pitched a good game.
Wolf led Louisville's batting with four
hits out OF four times nj bat. Score:
Louisville. .......a.......-..0 o o O-i0
a. Iouis.......-..-........0 o o 90 o
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THE TURF AND DIAMOND.
RACES AND LONG BRANCH AND
SARATOGA ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
The Three Tail.End ers OF the League
Indianapolis, Washington and Pitts
burg All Won neutrality-suspicious.
ton Games.

LoSG Branch, n. j., July 23.-Mon-
mouth races for tomorrow:
First Racc-Thre-quarters Of mile.
Aurora ll3, Shotoyer Ill. Britannia Ill,
Leather Stocking los, Lady Primrose los,
Salisbury 40, China Rose FLY so. Saxony
us, Ban Cloche Ill, Fitz Roy Ill, Speed
well %, Now or Never l02, Geraldine 90,
Little Minch 100.
Second Race-Collon stake, three-quar-
tiers OF a mile. Sour Ire 100, Widow Gil
quot, Nicnto, stephane. Galop, Felicia,
Gerry McCa,hy. 100 each, Auricoma for
merly Belinda flly,) ll2, Miss Cody, los
Stone Crop ll2.
Third Raco-Stevcn stakes, one mile
and fivo-oighihs. Prince Royal l23, Oar
lingion los, Kaleidoscope 10.
Fourth Race-Onc mile and one-cighth.
Fih Roy ll2 Rapino 100, Minority, colt,
l07, Locust 90, The Bourbon ~, Aretino
10, Boaz 100, Grover Cleveland los, Con.
nemaa lOi, Little Jim ~, Prodigal 81.
Filth Racc-One mile. Sonnie ) ll9,
Tudor ~, Valiant Ill, Bela 1903, ~. Val
cntinc l05, Long Knight liz, Breton 100,
Luminary %, Suitor 1903,
The s,ccple chase, the short course.
Jim McGowan 1863, Blue Day 1853. Little
Fellow l55, Westmorcland las, BassaniC
rs, Jim Murphy ll2, Judge Griffith lll,
Will Davis i57. Monte Cristo $50, Bill
Bond lis, Sam Brown Ia, Zangabar IA,
Mcntmore li2, Mckenzie. Retribution,
Chaniiclccr, Rcpartcc, Van Cluse, Jim
Bradt, Fob Stay, Nat Goodwin. Algicr,
Ballot. Willie Palmer, The Colonel, Jack.
son, Tcniellow, l3j each.
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PIttsbnr, D. DciroItI.

DETROIT, Mich. July 23.-The visitors
punched their hits in the second and sixth
innings, while the champions were unable
to get their hits together except in one
inning, when they scored four singles and
scored but one run. GetEein was wild
aud McGurc's backstop work 'was
wrelchcd. About the only features Of the
game were the batting and base running
OF Sunday. On account of the races two
games win be played tomorrow, the lrst
being the game scheduled for Wednesday.
The score:
Detroit -........................O OOiOO OIL
Pttsburg. .......................0 0 o 81
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Mnshinuinn a. phiInhcinhIn 4.

PnnADELruIA, July %. -Washington
defeated Philadelphia this afternoon in the
first three innings. scoring four runs, three
earned, ON two bases on balls, mutT 10y
Farrar and four singles. The Phillics
baticd out three earned runs in the fourth,
after two hands hal been retired u triple "A
double, single and base on balls Score:
Philadelphia. ...............0 90 90
Warrington .............t 4 2 v o.
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Cleveland q, BaI,imore ..

CLEVELAND, o., July 23.-Bakcly again
faced the Orioles today and pitched a mag.
nilccnt game, holding them down to four
little hits The Baltimorcs played a stub
born game but could not win with Shaw
in the box. Neither Fulncr nor Snydcr's
catching was up TO the standard. Score:
Cleveland ....................2 o 2 100 OO7 O. q
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doing fine work. Kccie struck out fifteen,
making all the Boston players ian the
wind exccpt K,usman. living caught a
remarkable game and Wise also did good
work. A hit by Ewing in the first inning
field picket fence made the only two runs
scored. Score by innings
New IorK........----.........2 90 % %
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MM1Nsr.r HASH ~ Mrurus
Man His. TTSs.. July ~ iaSt
At the regular monilhy meeting Of the
Hoard Of Directors Of this Bank held TO.
day, u scmi-annual rash dividend OF five
ljj per cent was declared out OF the net
earnings OF the past six months, payable
on demand. {. III. RAiNE, CAsuiKn.
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I,a,sn.po,,. >, Chicago q.

ISpr,x,roLis, Ind, July 23.--Most Of
the hits made of Bura;ek were scratches
besides which he was very effective when
mon were on bases. Tho fielding was
very sharp and clean, tina, Of Pieifer being
Of the highest order. Score.
, Instanspoiis ......--.......o o o o Ga o o Ga
.thierro .-..........--.......o o o I o o o 0--i
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Eutrie. for saratoga

SARATOGA, n. Y, July 23.-Tho entries
for tomorrow's races are as follows
Pint -Fiycelghths oi q mile. Persian %,
Yum Yum lOl Crichtun 100. King crab io5. Leo II
100 Gleancriia. slasher ~, Won IfOmp ina, Allen
town ldl Cousin Jccms 100. clay stockton i0t. fo-
caiello 10. furlham 100. EsirllA ia, kgmont llA
sea log i0s. LAhttc rs. Jack Cocks iO2
s-,cond tlarc aud All eighth. L,icr l07,
Bohemian "a. Cruiser iop. santslcne i0i. lad ~,
Amelia 4 ~, Oafsman ", Prospect iOA. Noliic Nc.
Carthy's Last inA Rlgxouctt i0s Harry Cooper los
Thifd Ranc-The 1mvun stake. mile and thru
auartcrH La Angeles ia Alexander III. Ma.
grnta ~. Sir Dixon iiA Falcon iiN
Fourth Itacc-Ihrce quartcrs OF mile Carrie
q lOl Haiston 100 Lucy n i0a taulJcrt iO5 skobc.
lan iO1 tlruuEhiOu lns, shamrock i0s. Ramscn ~.
Dfumsiirk lao. Jennie Mcfarland ina, Homp ia
Fuii sail NJ, Tambonrrtic iO9, Banlo 9a
The Stccplcchasc-N and a halt TenncsScc
i7D Abraham 10. Killarney Ia Or. Reed i1s
AN igs, fcrry iSs bonnie Duke les. Brac n Han
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NFw YoRg, July 23.-.rho Giants and
The Boston men met here today. II was q
pitchers battle, both kccic aud Clarkson
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DRINK Nlnlto

Uss Syrup OF Prnncs ior constipation
For sale by Rll druggists.
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urprAsorI : on :. w. n.

A ~. NEnBERs ANp CANpIpATt1- FOH Al
" inis.ian will mest tlii. ~ tnDAll evening at
nuf hall No - Sound sfrs't. "a Eucltsk rfrmid
Initiation comforting At lcgrrcs Inhalation ~
n, oricr j. 4. TRADER N IA.
Attest X tsAADs. Hccf,tafY.
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SHOT BY HIS OWN HAND.
REMARKABLE SUICIDE OF THE
CASHIER OF THE PEABODY.

The Wonderful Nerve That Marked the
Execution OF the Deed-Cool and De-
liberatc Preparation-The Motive Sur.
rounded With Mystery.
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One reliable merchant in every town trib.
uiary 90 Memphis 10 knock out all comPee-
tition by taking the agency of the world
renowned Straiion 4 Storms New York
cigars srd zen. Y. Lics 4 Co.'S celebrated
Buios. Your neighbor can't get tho goods,
~ we will only sell TO one merchant In
each town We solicit a sample order.
!. SlMEisoS 4 Co..
Sole Distributing Agents.
Memphis, Tenn.
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RHHGKaT,S DISEASE. rHAEsETE,

s*IItt1J 1'.T5 OA V1I'1 UT ITI.f " IIIl'
ton of patients, who cam. theref
practice of chemical analysis and micros
the urine in our consideration Of cases, "
diagnosis, In which our institution long q
naturally led to very extensive practice ii
organs. Probably no other institution in
largely patronized by suffers from this clai
and worId-famed Worlds Dispensary ant
specialists have acquired, through vast
great experiences In determining tho era
and. hence, have been successful in 4ttceJy
for the cure Of each individual case.