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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17
Wyjatelx re ZgOdy.
KS. Wincenty Barzvnski

KS. Wincenty Barzyhski ME
srodzianie powo}any zosta} do
Rzymu. Zgoda domysla sic, re
ma on sic wyt}6maczyt, ola czego
przesladuje Zwiqzek Mar. Pol. -
KS. w. Debski Z Wilma, W Ka-
nadzie, otwarcie przystapif do
Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17

LA SALE. III. = We VITO
rex zesz}ego tygodnia zjecha}y sig
tn pociaagi, PREY czem jeden cz}o-
wick zabity a 10 poranionych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17
Xaprzeczenie.

Tow. PrzemysFowcow Rem.
Pol. W Chicago przeczy publ:cznie,
by KS. j. Radziejewskiego 4 VIE
dza Zarzadu tegoz Towarzystwa
ne przedstawienie teatralne w dniu
5 maja zaproszono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17
Go x. PiaSecki
O przechwafkach krOpidlarskich

Go x. PiaSecki
o przechwafkach kropidlarskich
- Da{em CT dziadku grosz2 -
Dates panie! - Dsiad 10 ten spos6b
Sapytany kilta rasy, gross oddat.
Szanowny Redaktorze Kropidfa!
w Mr.. As Pahskiego pisma
wo}asz, re CLOS Pahski ME pre-
brzmiaf bez skutku i ofiary pocze-
4y nap}ywac ola nieszczesciem do
tknietych braci.
q jednej strouy ME uwazam
tego "a COS nadzwyczajnego, zes
Pan powt6rzyf W Kropidle odezwe,
podana przez wiele pism, tax W
Europe wychodzqcych jake row.
niez i tutejszych, - powt6re,
jezeli Pan nalezysz do narodowosci
polskiej i piszesz ola takowej,
zrobi}es tylko to, cos zrobiG by}
W obowiazku. Me przyznawaj Pan
vice talk wielkiej doniosfosci swo-
jemu wofaniu i ME zadaj cd ogo-
}u Polak6w, azeby Panu by1 wdzie-
cznym "a ten wznios}y Gym, gdyz
i%naczej nieszczesciem dotknieci
musieliby dziekowaG kazdemu, kto
jaki cent ofiarowaf; ia zas mysle,
re ola kazdego Z mas by4o to swie-
tym obowiazkiem talk uczynit,
trzymajac sic tel zasady, re co
mnie dzisiaj, to tobie jutro.
Dalej piszesz Pan, re Organi-
zacya Patryotyczna Polska da}a
najpierwszy przyk}ad, godny maj
wiekszego %uznania, dajac wszyst-
ko co posiadafa w swej kasie, do
dajqc, re tez Organizacya potrati}a
al moze do zapomnienia okazaG
sic wspaniafomyslne i szczodrobli-
Wa, ia zas powiem panu, re ia
wspania}omyslnosc i szczodrosc
by}a tylko wynikiem obowiqzku,
jaki kazda z podobnych organiza-
cyl spelniat powinna, a uzywajac
slow Panskich, tutaj wszelkie po-
chwa}y by}y z%byteczne, inaczej
czuG tn pyche, ktora W lynn razie
az nadto jest widoczna, gdyz pis-
mo swiete mowi: MECH ME vie
l%ewica, co da}a prawica."
Co zas ma to powiedza patryo-
tnicy Oak sia Panu podoba}o ich
nazwat) to }atwo odgadnqG. Ot6z
czytajac Pahski artyku}, 2owiedza:
zrobili, jak zrobic byli powinni,
a wiec niepotrzebnie sic chwal2.
ia zas sadie, re dobry uczynek,
chwalit winnl CT, ktorzy z niego
odniesli ~korzysci, ME nalezac ami
do jednej, ami do drugiei partyi,
ale razem do obydwoch, gdyz So
obydWle polSkle l obYdWle choc
W r6zny sposob, pracuja ola o.
czyzny.
MUSIC %jeszcze nadmienit, lie
ME tedy droga do zgody, kt6rej
Z upragnieniem i prawdziwa cier-
pljwoscia oczekuja prawi Polacy.
Poprzestalcie raz wreszcie skan-
dalizowat, jezeli pragniecie dobra
drogiej ~naszej Ojczyzny, zrzek}szy
sic osobistych wldok6w, a wtedy
uwierzymy, re jestescie patryotami
polskimi, umiejacymi pomiescit
W sercach waszych tie najdrozsze
a zarazem n%ajwieksze cnoty, jake
mi SO patryotyzm i wiara, be-
kt6rych czlowiek ME wart miana
czlowieka.
RACE Szanowny Redaktorze
Warusa umiescit W swojem sza-
cownem pismie tie mole zapatry-
wanna ma artyku} Kropidta.
Zyczliwy przyjaciel ls}uga
Fir. X. Piaseckl
st. Paul, Howard Co., Nebr.
II maja 1888 +.
Ameryka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17
W STEVENS POINT, Wis,

zarowno jak W Wlnonie deszcz
padaf cd 2 do II maja. u
Junction City niedaIeko cd
Stevenspoint po(o4ouego, pisaf
nam w dniu 5 maja farmer
w. Stepniak, 2e wskutek ME-
ustaJacych deszczow ME MONA
byto mic W roll robic. ami ma
wet ma pole w%yjechac.
Szczesclem, lie Pan Bog,
chociaz pozuo, przemienif.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17

HANDEL OBUWIA p. S.
Barahsk;ego W Chicago pre-
nlesiony zostaf re srodka mias-
ia IA ullce Is.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17
Zagadka.

Jak we dnle,
TAX i w nocy
Wytrzeszcza
lawdy oczy:
Mech kto zgadnac raczy,
Co to macy.
R%oswiq5anie @agadki I M. 10
NIEBORAK
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17
krotko pred wy buchem nal

AM oczu ME byto MONA mu
widziec, i kr2yczal:-Ogieh!
Tedy owl W pospiechu zaczeli
'tciekac, ale "a chwile proch
eksplodowaf i mniejszy dom
maszynowy wysadzif W powie-
trza, a W miejscu, gdz'e on
stat, dol powstaf. Prey wick
SEEN eagi1e-housu wywalone
zostafy sciany i dach spadf ma
kotfy, z czego wszczqf sic O.
glen, i ten gmach spalif sic
do szczestu.
Rybickiego mial uderzyc w
glove i zabic odlam kofa czy
innyjakis HAWAI- zelaza; row
niez uderzeni zostali cieAara-
mi maszynisci (inzynierowie) i
robotnicy, w pobliAu sic znaj-
duiacy. Hulk byf talk gwat-
towny, 2e W odlegtym o / mi
Ii Bessemer szyby " oknach
peka}y, wszyscy ludzie zbiegli
sic do Colby kopalni, ably 70
baczyc co sic dzieje.
Andrzej Wysocki - ktory
nam o tem wszystklem dono
si-w chwili wybuchu znajdo-
Wal sic 800 stop pod zielnia i
mic ME slyszaE, az przyszli
wo1ac gornikow,
w WHINE, Lincoln Co.,
Mimi, gdzie jest proboszczem ks.
J~azdzewski, odby1o sic 3 dniowe
nabozehstwo PREY pomocy ks. By
z~ewskiego z Winony. - Ia pienia-
DE cd %paradan skolektowane "a
kupi1 ks. J%azdzewski dzwon, 1850
funtow wazacy, kt6ry W dniu 1
maja zostaf poswieconym asysten-
cyl ks. Byzewskiego. Pocztmistrz
tel osady p. M. A. Mazany pisze
nam, re w%iosenne zasiewy wypadfy
tam jaknajpomyslnie, dodajqc "a
razem, il mimo gwaftownych MIRO
zow codopiero minionej zimy ME
by}o w okolicy Wilma ami jednego
wypadku nienaturalnej smierci
przez zmarzniecie.
La SALE. III. = We VITO
rex zesz}ego tygodnia zjecha}y sic
tn pociagi, PREY czem jeden cz}o-
wick zabity a 10 poranionych.
Pc OBCHODZIE polskiego
swieta narodowego w Detroit, ma
pamiatke og}oszenia W Polsce Kon-
stitucyi 3 maja, tamtejsze pisma
angielskie bardzo szeroko O MIN
sic rozpisywa}y. Il rama Kosciusz-
kowscy Legionisci W nowiutkich
mundurach - kt6rych kazdy
dy kosztuje "a dol. opro'cz broni i
hefmu z hall PREY Dubois ul, ma
szerowali do koscio}a sw. Patricyu-
sza. Ia mimi sz}o oko}o 1000 lu-
dzi i 700 dzieci szk6lnych. Pc ma
%bozehstwie odbyli parade pred
plebania ks. Fabera Rally. Potem
nastapi} obch6d pc m~iescie, a ma
wieczor by1a zabawa, rozpoczeta
patriotycznemi przemowami kapi-
tana Legionistow p. ~Paszczykow-
skiego i powszechnie znanego i
s~zanowanego w Detroit papa Pro-
fesora.
PREZYDENT Cleveland sta
IA sic o u%rzednikow demokrackich
wlece] Jak przyzwolcle. Ma 56,134
urzed6w, ktorymi rozporzadza, OBJ
sadzi} 10000 demokrataml.
BUDLERZY Chicagoscy Ochs,
Leyden i Pelt W dniu II maja
przewiezieni zostali do domu kar-
nego W Joliet.
w STANIE New York w bic
zacym roku beda milestone piece
W karach kolejowych. = Naresz-
Gle poczatek!
z EUROPY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17

z DODGE odebrala redak-
eva Wliarusa list cd Amy e.
liszewskiej, ktorej meza w u
mic zablli lndyanie ma trakcie
kolel zelazuej a ktora teraz o.
debraia cd Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
500 dol. posmiertnego, chocia2
iej maj tylko rok do tegoz
nalezat. Cle&ko strapiona a te-
raz przez Zwiazek pocieszona
wdowa ka2e nam jaknajser-
deczniej podnekowa6 winoh-
skiemu hotku Dromatycznemu
! wszystkim Braciom Zwlazko-
wynn "a pomoc udzielonq je]
W chwlli, kiedy jej sic zJawa.
10, IL Cd wszystkich jest o.
puszczona. Zyczy zwiq1kowi
najdlnzszegv i najpomyslniej-
szego lstnlenia.
HANDEL OBUWIA p. S.
Baraiskiego W Chicago pre-
nlesiony zostaf re sroaka MAS
ia ma ulice Is.
HURLEY, Wis .-Sekreta-
rem Tow. Koronacya Polsha,
grupy Zwiazku Kawaierow
Polskich W La Sale, Ill.,, EOS.
tai obrany W m'escie kawale-
ra Konstantego Hardy kawa-
Ter J0zef Kuwalski.
LICZBA czfonkow Zwiazku
Kawalerow polls zich rosnie ,cho-
claz dotad troche wolno. 0
becnie ZSiazek juz l!czy grup
S. Kto cd samego zaiozenia
Zwiqzku do niego nalezy, juz
teraz mialby prawo ma przepi-
sane statutami wyposa2enie.
Pnyk1ad wlecej pociqga, ni4
pisane s]owo: to tel szybki
wzrost. zwiazku dopiero wtedy
sic roczpocznie, gdy sic jeden
z uprawuionych do poslubne.
go zeni. A vice pc starszemu
w oxowy Hymena, k~awaleryo
hurle)ska: lasalska, minneapo-
lit .hska, pincreecka i chica.
goska!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17
Kto madrzejszy
NAPOLEON
e I

TAX pytam sic was, ku-
motrze, kt6remu z tych dw6ch me
zow Pan Bog wiecej wla} oleju do
bank?
- Ba, zeby to ia wiedzia},
co to "a jeden ten Pereutka, boo o
Napoleonie to ZEN s}ysza} - re
to ten sam, co to nasz general
Dabrowski pod MIN vojowaf.
- A vice powiem ci, re Pc
reutka to bohater cd kopyta, ma
wszystkie boki kuty, ktorego buty
robota znakomita, jak Boga ko-
cham!
Jezeli o tym NOVA, to Ma
poleon ami sig omy4 do niego co
do rozumu, DO W leciutkich kama.
szach postal Francuz6w " mo
skiewskie mrozy i sniegl, gdzie
nieboraki pomarzty i padafy jak
muchy, a PEREUTKA juz zaw-
czasu zaopatruje wiarus6w i ich
familie W obuwie ma zine.
Racya, ze ten PEREUT-
kA to dlabelnie mqdra gfowa;
warto sobie zapisat jego adres -
czy wiecie gdzie on mieszka?
- Abo to ME? Wszak W IA
Sym winohskim WIARUSIE 90
tYdzieh stoi:
FIR. PEREUTKA
HANDEL BUTOW
cor. 4th & Curimona
70 donna Oh. Ku6ako, o6ok
polskiego kosc,ota 10 Winonte.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17
ZAPkACILI
"a WIARUSA.

La Sale Jan Grubich 800
Poniatowski Jozef Blaszka = 200
Alpena St Mahkowski LOO
Shenandoah L Heavy 200
Detroit Jan Lewis O.5O
Newbury Wojciech Hart 400
Winona Jan Anglewicz 100
- Robert Masyga 100
Dorr Lor. Jaworski 800
Alberta Rev Sroka 200
Beaverdam, Zemla 200
Milwaukee FIR Landowski 200
Delano ks J. Zawadzki 200
Nanticoke Ant Kwiatkowski 200
Stevens Point Jak Glihski 200
Philadelphia Jan G%arczyhski 100
Elisabeth port ] Arendt LOO
Chicago Jozef Rewolihski 100
Gilberton Michaf Urbanowicz 800
independence Jan Skroch LOO
Detroit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ZOO
Detroit Grabowski 200
Bryan l.. White 800
Montrose Antoni Shmidt O.36
Bergen Point, Blachowski 100
Lemont Dembowski 200
Berlin Teofl Olszewski 200
Bay City Jan Schulz 200
Milwaukee w. P%iotrowski 200
Chicago T Ma}eck 0.5O
;, w Mafecki 200
+, DR. w Majewski 100
DR. K Rewkowski 200
- T Grzywihski 100
>, A Michon 100
Wahpetown, Miko}aj Tryba $50
Lemont MARGIN Dersz 200
junction G w Stepniach 200
Stevens Point A Rafalski LOO
Cleveland Antoni Orenski 200
Otis Jan Kaiser 200
Good Harbor MARGIN Brzezinski LOO
Wilno ] Pru5insN O.6O
Glen Lyon w Majewski 100
Chicago L Sowadzki 200
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-16
when, sowing In the south.

The practice OF sowing wheat after corn,
says the Practical Farmer, is, for the north.
ern farmer, a striking feature in southern
farm management, and might, in some in
stances, be adopted also in northern sec.
tons TO good advantage. Early in Sep.
tcmber, when the corn has come TO matur-
ity, three or four rows at intervals Of about
sixty feet are cut down. The open spaces
are then thoroughly narrowed and sown 10
wheat with the drill. Afterward the corn
is all cut and placed In shocks on these
seeded strips, when the rest OF the field is
ready for harrow and drill. II the soil il
hard or baked, the harrow Is often weight
ell down with short piece Of timber or a
small log, for the purpose Of making a
smooth and mellow seed bed.
For ages wheat and all small grain has
been sown broadcast, thus precluding the
possibility OF cultivation, and this practice
still prevails. For many years, however,
drilling wheat has been practiced on the
better managed farms OF America and Eu-
rope, and an implement made specially for
planting the grain In drills, few inches
apart, Is now considered rs an essential ar.
ticle for the grain planter 10 own.
Experience has shown that the use OF
the drill Is advantageous. II distributes
the seed with great regularity, thick or
thin, as may be preferred; the growth OF
the crop Is made moro uniform; more sun
light and heat get 10 the roots OF the wheat,
and the yield IL generally more and OF a
better quality than Is the wheat sown
broadcast In somc instances the ad.
vantagcs are very striking. in Others not 10
manifest; hut altogether Il Is found 10 be-
great improvement on the old custom OF
seeding broadcast There is every reason,
therefore, 10 practice Il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-16

The season Tor starting Matching "early
chicks" comes around the middle Of Jan.
uary, and farmers and breeders that are
wide awake either own good incubator
or else thoy keep their hens In such com.
fort "a 10 Start them in the notion Of set
ting at this season.
The Matching and rearing Of n good lot
OF strong chicks will amply repay the lar
mer in getting his surplus into market
long before his neighbor thought Of doing
anything In the way OF Matching. Chicks
that are Matched nj this season are strong
generally, anu are ready for market by tho
middle Of May or June, and sell nj Sl.7j
per pair for good fat birds. great many
object 10 incnbators, and In some cases
they am justified, Tor such machines as
have been sold ~ incubators would surely
discourage the best 10 ny more than once,
and then they would 30 back 10 the old
hen.
lncubaios, like other articles, must be
understood, and more, tho selection Of n
reliable machine should he put into the
hands OF man that has fully tested the
merits OF u, and take no word OF the man
uiacturer Tor the merits Of his machine,
Tor while many are honest In their belief,
even after their own tests, some other
mako has advantages that aro more Ger.
tain Of being productive Of success.
When you hayo made your purchase,
and have been successful In your hatch,
the care Of the young chicks Is a matter Of
paramount Importance, Tor young chicks
IN cold weather mrs not the strongest bit
VI humanity. Growing chicks, like grow.
ing children, require 10 be led often, and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-16
Hecp,ns ouaIIsy of uu,,er.

There Is one thing says the american
Dlirunnn, that needs 10 be impressed upon
the minds Of al dairymcn, and that Is that
while butter. when properly made, has n
characteristic called keeping quality" ut
the same time this must be taken with
considerable allowance. In fact butter
has but little better keeping quality than
meat up 10 a certain point. That Is, Il will
generally keep few days in a high tenn.
pcmiurn, and then 60 of certain per.
ccntagc and remain there for some time,
but Il is never IA good and marketable as
during the first week after II IN m Ndc. The
only way 10 keep butter Is TO treat II Just
as YOU do meat when you try 10 keep IL,
and that il place both Of them In a con-
slant atmosphere below 50'. We have no
patience with these writers who arc fro.
qucntly telling Of butter they have tasted
that was six, twelve and twenty.iour
months old, aud remained M sweet and
"nutty" ~ lrcsh made goods. Such stories
are generally pure fabrioations, or worse,
being paid Tor lies TO bolster some new
method Of preserving butter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-16
Prohala Couria SAFE Of Real ESlals.

No i6l, " Din tho Probate Court ~ shelby
county. Tcnn.-kobettli Uficf, II al. cx pafie.
~ virtue oi 4 decree Ut sale entered In this
carsc on Dcccmbcr n. iysi. minute bnuk ~. page
81, ctr., will ell 0tbe highest bidder Al public
auction. In lnInt Oi the court liuuse door. on
Main street. Memphis. Tenn,
On saturday, January ~. tsss,
within legal hour. uC following dwcrb.f real
estate. a. wit hcgin0lnF NJ stake the southeast
corner Of ~ g. 1ayi0fs llnd and two thnis II q
nod touih II sweet gym pointer AMI elm and ash
pointer. u being plFt N loi No 10 ~ The DOnuCl
land. thence south "a nduuios Wtst 10 chains and
W links 20 stake 1=iinks east ~ a hiciOfy
marked ~ THENCE nQnllE',, west ~ chains and
~ links ~ stake wluhhn nsh pointer mafAed N
thence nofih tbrequafirr west " chains and "
links. ~ the southYssi corner 81 ~ e. Tylnfs
land. thence south f4rdst with The A0uth limo
u n. a. TayloFs 70 fli-lui and 3 links ~ the bc.
ginning; containing iir'yiour and slKty I've
hundfedths ~ eSiopl oisu acre more OF lo-A
Terms of nalo-fash
This December ". iss7 "
QUiGLEY. Clerk
ny Thos n crcnahaw. u Y.
II. q. Watson. solicitor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-16
HEALTH u WEALTH - Dr. fisanregnrd's
Tonic aud Nsrytns, the Great
Ireuen aueslua-

NERVOUS DEBILITY In all m siaRc.. menta
~ and physical depression. fpefmaiorfhca. hy.
p1ch0ndfia. siofilty neuralgia hirtnfia lnCaplrty
Tor study OF busin,.s par,li AZ inpulenco opllop
~ los ~ memory. aoiicninr " Tho bfaln, ana Al
dfrascs OF the nervous t1ftrm may ~ radically
cunsi In either seh ny tie Nc ~ this uncKccllcd
PREPARATION, II ha matirf ~ fuprrme importance
" tise appropriate treatment iof the cnfe " tho
los ~ nerve power. and d. iieaufuguris Tonic
aud Nenine, after many year trial in Europe has
pnuYpd iuialllhr II taken arfVnllnf ~ dlfrrtlnu4
which arr affixed tO each bottle uun box equal 10
Price si.OO box ofHs toxca for $500. sent
~ mall prepaid on rccCipi u prize. We gnanantCe
Hin boxes "a sufu any Casc With nlsh oricf ~
cclNcd ~ a. inf ia b0tcs will nrnd our wrtieL
guarantee % frtufn the money II treatment DO =
not eject cure. Aslicnkcu a 60. Druggists. sDle
agents for United states, ~ aud rs Main street
MrmtJhla lena
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-16

with good bone and hesh-forming food.
The digestive process in young chicken
goes on much more rapidly than in an
older fowl, and full crop in the morning
will be about empty before noon. and il
allowed TO 90 longer their growth will be
interfered with on account Of lack OF nu-
triton.
There is no fixed rule, of course, rs to
the course of diet, as that has to be gov
erned very much by the opportunities they
have for foraging, and also the materials at
hand with which to supply them. We
must, therefore. take into consideration
that chicks that come out in winter months
are more liable TO become sick il not cared
for properly.
Our general rule is to give them warm
feed IN the morning quite early, say
| o'clock, made up OF scaldcd meal or chop,
varying sometimes with other ground feed.
not forgetting TO add little salt, and very
cold days little cayenne pepper. Then
empty and rinse their water dishes and
put in some pure, cool water. Again at
noon vegetable meal il excellent, such as
mashed potatoes, green beans and peas,
green corn and cabbage, all well chopped
up. seasoned and mixed with ground meal
or chop often the vegetables left from the
family breakfast table will be sufficient,
unless you have a very large flock. In this
way all your remnants can be used up and
also parings from all wholesome vegcta-
blcs.
The evening meal should be made up OF
grain, except for young chicks under three
weeks old, for which baked corn meal with
eggs is The best. Wheat or wheat screen
ings, cracked or whole corn, is best for
this time Of the day. aud as these digest
slowly the birds are not 30 hungry by
morning.
The sanitary question is also one Of vital
importance, N among young chickens,
copyrighted together ~ they usually are,
lice and insects are very ant tO abound
While they are young chicks up 10 about
eight weeks old, they may be placed in
small coops in a warm room. Keep them
healthy and growing, and the more active
work you can give them TO do while grow.
ing the better for them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-16

Judge William ID. Kelley grows more
wonderful every day, aud one OF the mos,
extraordinary things about him II, 10 me,
his memory. lie is an example Of man
who has made a long success Of public life
without being able TO remember either a
face or n name. lie can remember mems
voices, but not their features, and he ran
tell, while sitting in the BARRIERS chair,
who is speaking by the accents Of the
speakers voice, though he could not tell
the name Of the man, perhaps, II he saw
him on the floor. Richmond lima.
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The other afternoon two gentlemen
walking down Woodward avenue met a
lady, who smiled and nodded 90 ono Of
them. The gentleman recognized returned
the nod. but without touching his hat,
whcrcupon his companion remarked:
SAY, John, you are not 10 gallant a. you
used TO be-" "0h, yes ! am, replied the
gentleman, "but, you see, she Is only my
wife. "-D,irof Free Proa.
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THAr most mcriio lous household rem.
cdy. S mmons' Liver Il gulaior. has been
initiated by worthless fiauds, aud We would
caution our RIA lers, when buying. "a exam
inc Z " the trade mark ~ the proprictors,
J. II. Zeilin 4 Co.. which II a red y, and for
their seal and signature. When these are
f., n the package II Is sure Ia be genuine, aud
an examination Is all that i necessary 20
distinguish between IL aud worthless imi-
faiinna
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To use Hodges SarSaparilla with Iodidc Of
Potash, the great purifier for the blood. A
certain cure for rheumatism. scrofulous af-
fcctions, and all diseases peculiar 10 females.
icians recommend H. Take no other. Ran.
gum Root Medicine Co, manufacturers,
Nashville, Tenn. IL per bottle. sold at
Holsters drug store, 2SJ Main street
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

without the knife or hindftnrr 10 hnslncs IN from
a. 10 ~ days by tho Mcdirnied s0it rad 1russ and
oflicn treatment cuniulrt made With each patient
structure. llydrlcclc nnd Nnflcoocle cufcd In a
shurt time. ,lrrulnr on application.
III. Moderated soft fnd Truss has tho
spring In the tfuuti therefore avoid ~ al Kidney
truubles, AMI can be wufu nlght aud day. Weguaf.
hntcc this 1fusi a. h. cfy 10 war aud ~ hold no
The bowel. ~ money REFUNDED Made and ntted 10
male o. female ~ DIR NOniE
10 Ic-sron a., Memphis Tenn
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NOTICE.

Tho stockholders Of the Mississippi a Tennessee
ilhllrad Company are hereby notified. by dirct0n
of the President aud loanl II Directors 81 aid
Company and ~ ruquctt oi tho stpskhuldera Ton.
vcntlnn. that a general mccingoi the -tuck holdcn
oi aid Company vi hr hrld ht the uficr ui -orfu
hn and Tnrsupf NJ tho t0mpuuS, In Memphis
gruuml mortgage on all the property aud RIGHTS
u The tomIany. sccpf nE tliootp0 Z PCT cent.
bunfis aud surh other business a. may come before
them al aid meeting Ibis notice 10 b. Published
thirty DAYS 10 enc nevtTnpcf IN each county
through which the rad paaes
~ orirf ~ the frrdentand Hoard OF Directors
this the 10th dap Of Dctcmbcr, 1871
N Ill lANu SECRETARY.
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Truatoe'a salo.

ny virtue ~ trust doci execuici 10 the under
sigisCd oh iaHe T. issl tfct0rigd In hook ~. pagc
~. ~ J. w. iege Fannie ". Iagu aud II. X Can't.
Trustee, w viii.
On February ~, tsss,
Al the courthouse doOf In the city ~ Memphis
State and county via known ~ the youth hal
OF the north hall " lot No. g01. which lot 80 M
I've. ~ the northeast corner 10 Exchange aud Third
streets IN aid rlty the lot 10 b. nold fronts Al fl
en Third .irvci aud runs bark between parallel
lines lts,f feet
H.id property l. centrally located and we'll lon.
rho equity Of redemption. homestead, aud eli
exemptions afu waived aud tho title Il bcllved h
JAMES n, MALONE
y. LOUIS WARNER, TsuStcea
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Stockholders, MootlnR.

A MEETING u the sinck Of The Troy AMI
~ 1ipi0nylllo Railroad company will be held a
the Office Of taid COMPANY IN the town ~ TROY
In OhiOn county. Tunnrsee. On Monday, the nh
day ~ February, AID. lH,s i0f the consideration
aud action upon q pfop1sei portTsge aud ieuance
~ mortgage bonds anil stpk Of sald company. aud
the tfsnsartlOu ~ snh other business ~ may b.
advircd. ~ order 81 the ltafd Of nircctous ~
ccmicf ~. ihs 0kO H. WILSON, President
W. IniCE secretary