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Wichita eagle., 1888-07-21
aails eagle
THE MAID on THE eEAcH.

Ginning drean by the way
With oceans rapture and roar,
met q maiden today
Walking alone on tho shore;
Walking in maiden wise,
Modest and kind and fair,
The freshness OF spring in her eyes
And the fullness Of spring in her hahn
Cloud shadow and scuddins sunburst
Were swift on the floor of the sea-
And mad wind Was romping its worst,
But what was their magic to me!
What the charm Of the midsummer skies
only saw she was there,
A dream Of the sea IN her eyes
And kiss of the sea in her hair.
watched her vanish In space;
She came where walked, no more,
But something had passed Of her grace
To the spell Of the wave and the shore
And now, as the glad stars rise,
She comes to me rosy and rare,
The delight Of the wind in her eyes
And the hand Of the wind in her hair.
London Spectator.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-21
Wasn't Growing Old Gracefully.

BE suffered terribly. and one day he BE-
gan to tell a story, prefacing it by saying
that ie was ''im-m-me1se
BE kept at it long while. but succeeded
in getting only httls ways along in il, and
at last a counsry cousin, from Wayhack
Center, rang the bell
"W.w-whas you rrr-rinstng your DID
darnei old b-brb-beN f4fors It-e-teil you this
s-s-ssstorys b-b-brand n-n-n-o-nev onef
PERHAPS il was-wten you began Is, re
plieS his tosuAutor.-Tima
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-21

Summer Boa-der-W hats that yellow ssCH
20 are freezing the chickenss
Farmer-fhatb corn, mister.
what Is this in this htnF
That's wheat"
~Hunphi What are these ether thtngsF
"Rye, oatz, harleJ-ay. mister, whsss
your business when at home in Ch0Soi'
II an gram specuiator. r-OmaAA World
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-21

II say, Jack, old man, remarked tie Yale
soPhoGsore, ''deuoed pretty girl. that one
with yoa yessGiac. Do me the hcnOrF
Why, Of cuusa But 80 here, she's Mis-
Concord, of Bosson-goss n heavy tOr phi
sosophy and ehas s@s q thing. Rather
teep Tor you. chr
"Oh. no. that's al right WsT get along,
I've got q lot Of bully gags On Patio aa6
Aristotle Aad shae Cd dn0exe@kStA
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-21
Anecdote Of Jeremy RenthAm.

Roulilly has Characteristic anecdote Of
Jeremy Bentham- Sir Samuei Romilly once
asked Benthar, to dinner to meet a common
friend George Wilson,, just returned from
India Bentham always hated third person
in company, and wrote In reply: "K nothing
to say, why meetl II anything, Why Wilsonf"
The Argonaut.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-21
THE RISKS NOT EQUAL.

In n Franco Russian alliance the risks are
not equally shared by both powers. Russia
can bide her time, but France must bear all
the brunt from the outset. The gain Of the
first battle would bring the Germans into the
heart Of Champagne: with second victory
they might surge on to Paris, while the north
ern colossus would scarcely feel the blows
received by her provinces Of Lithuania,
Esthonia and Poland. Every invasion Of
Russia has always ended in disaster to the
enemy: every invasion Of France has been
successful Perhaps railways may have de-
prived Russia of that invulnsrability which
was secured to her in former days by dis
tances, and, perhaps, with railroad at his
disposal, Napoleon might not have been
forced to evacuate Moscow. But there IL
something about Russia which cannot be
seized upon She is, as ono might say,
species of Inorganic being without either
heart or head at which fatal blow could be
dealt She is not possessed OF one capital OF
which the capture would conquer peace,
and with her climate campaigns cannot be
indefinitely prolonged Supposing the cars
armies 20 be always defeated, the victor
would be troubled in cleaning the fruits OF
his triumphs And to what point must an
enemy advance before be can force Russia
to ask for termsi Russia has power Of re-
sistance resulting from her size and from her
structure, but this power Of resistance can
no. be communicated to her allies The
car NAV continue his struggle on the banks
of the Don and the Volgs for months after
any western ally has been obliged to cry
enough
Spite Of her millions Of soldiers, Russia's
strength is. above ell defensive. Her adj
yanta-es, which in the course OF another cen
tury must make her the mistress OF Europe.
is in her mass, but IN that mass the cause OF
her great superiority IN the defense Of her
soil Is an obstacle to otaase- And SO It has
been proved by the last great war IN which
Russia took part, when three campaigns were
needed to crush the Turks in Armenia and
Bulgaria. Without any doubt. united France
and Russia, well commanded, could hold
their own against all the rest OF Europe: but
Frace. by her s:tuatioa. would be the most
exposed. because she is the most vulnerable.
she must face an enemy On every SIDE, on
every fropeier on sea and On land, Ii Europe
ana IN Africa, and without any certainty
tia. her distant ally would have time OF
means to come 70 ber assistance FROM 9
military paint Of view, AZ the advantages OF
a Franco-Russian alliance VII Se Tor Russia;
ell the dangers would be Tor FfAncs-fAr1s
Cor. New York Times
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-21

wOulu non let l1l6 10 Will hll1i droANs ~
have to wait I'll get there Just the same
some other time Do you remember the two
little GUIDES spoke Of seeing on the seeameri
Ono Of them is here too. He retoices in tho
name Of Charles Wellington Powell, and Is
really quite decent His summer in Europe
seems 10 have done him good But he puts
on lots Of airs would just like TO mnss his
hair for him once am going to do 1t some
day and then have somebody there with a
lightning camera to photograph his dis
gusted expression Hes got dead loads Of
money, and ma was very polite 70 him She
Is always talking about him and praissng
him There arc lots Of would be swells here,
and no hess than two real live flesh and blood
iordsl Powell told me he knew one OF them
and am going 70 make him present him to
morrow | wonder what you call q lord
when you speak to him II you would say
"Ch, Oh. Lord" every time you want to at
tract his attention be might think you were
profane. Well. Tn sleepy, 50 as the French
say, "a demain"
Yours lovingly, LorTH
Y
from william winthrop, ESQ., % Robert Brown
ESQ.,.
MONTE CARLO. Nov. 10
NV Dear Bob-Barson Is here He called
on me this afternoon, but l was out and did
not see him His card indicates that be Is
STAYING at the Hotel de fEurope What the
mischief can be want with mel wish had
an excuse for shooting him haven't de
terrnined what plaa Of action to follow. l
certainly shall not call % him, but hope to
get some chance TO tell him what | think Of
him There are several people here know.
Tonight, at dinner, Jaw Lossie AcIivaine
and hsr mother. who greeted me csvilly, but
were not over cordial l should judge that
the daughter lsads the old lady pretty
lively chase aw my Paris unknown IN
the Casino to1ighk knew him - oocA
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LOCAL NOTICES

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 224 Second St
BRIcK for Building, Paving and Fronts.
JOHN CuBBISs, Telephone 332.
ID. ii. BALDWIN & Co., dealers In pianos
and organs, No. 257i Main street.
BRISKLEY LUMBER Co.. l24 Jefferson st.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos 20 and
% Beale street. Tel. 1856 for wagon to call.
CHOICE rigs at ]. L. Edwards 4 Co. g
Livery, Third and Monroe.
Buy your potato barrels from I. Kordel,
No. l2S Front street.
TELEPHONE 100 for messenger or car
rage any hour day or night.
PANTS made to order IRON 80 up. L.
Menke, tailor, 40 Monroe street.
MEMPHIS Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Renovating works, 220 Beale street.
LEE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles holdings.
G. X. HoTcmKIss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches / es-
pecially solicit No. 80 Monroe street
PURE and white as the flower whose
name II bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN x LILLY CoFFEE AND SPICE Co.
No MORN comfortable and delightful
way OF escaping the torrid weather can be
found than 10 take trip on the new
Memphis-built Ferry Packet Q. b. Bryan,
the card Of which appears in our river
column,
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A Free Trial.

All who are suffering with colds ca
tarrh, sore throat. bronchitis, asthma,
hay fever neuralgia OF headache are
invited 20 call at our office parlors
and try the virtue Of Carbolic Smoke
ball. Free trial TO all Separate parlor for
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are particularly requested 10 avail them
selves OF this opportunity. Carbolic Smoke
Ball reaches the disease direct, loosens and
eSpels the diseased mucous aud phlsgne and
gives immediate relief.
From Hon. Lillard Thompson, District
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spcn ding n great deal OF money for remedies
unhesitatingly pronounce your Carbolic
smoke Ball the best have ever used. IL Is
the only remedy ever Jaw that l believe
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From Col. J. !. Mcclure, Of Mcclure, Neil
& Co., Nashville, Team: Your Carbolic
smoke BALL n giving satisfaction aud In.
spires me with the hope that II will Afford
permanent relief 10 my nasal catorrh and
bronchial affection.
Carbolic smoke Rail- Is already prepared
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months. aud Is sufficient 10 cure any orli-
nary case. Price 500. We send our RENE
dies by mail boxed, postpaid aud full direc.
tons for using. ON receipt Of price. Mall
orders solicited and promptly attended 10.
Order direct from our Office or through youT
druggist. Call on or address
CAnnouc sNoKE Ball Co.,
220 Main street Memphis, Tenn.
DIV. A. A. JOHNSON, Agent
Correspondence from ministers, plysi
clans aud druggists respectfully solicited
Agents wanted.
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Criminal Court.

The State VS.. John and Jim Thomas, lar
ceny; Jury, and verdict guilty and six
months in the work.housc. The sentence
was held up and the boys were turned over
10 the mission home.
John Phillips, carrying razor; jury and
verdict guilty; fine $50, and sixty days i'm
prisonment.
Charles Ferguson, house breaking; plea OF
guilty entered; verdict seven years IN penn
Tertiary.
Twelve prisoners are at tho county jail
awaiting transportation 10 the Nashville pen
itentiary. On being questioned rs TO their
choice OF candidates for the Presidency,
they were 10 man for Blaine.
Calendar Cor June 3-Nos ilb, Henry
Foot, Tom Mdoy, y. ]. Graham 80, Henry
Smith 10. Albert Williams; So, Frank Jor.
dan and Julia Lee; 20, Gus Gillian; IL, Ed
Thornton 1852, Beverly Easly.
For juno 20-Nos. IA. Prince Williams; ~,
James Hardin; 20, Mrs. Emma White II,
~, IL, J. l.. Shaggs; 1888, Henry Mostly; l4s
James King 81, Arthur Porter l6l, Sarah
Williams.
For June 2---R NJ. Mason.
For June 2D---No. 2, Felix Cage.
For June 30---T A. and Buster Hooker.
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THE COURTS.

At the chancery court yesterday Lala
Reinhardt filed bill FOR divorce against
Julius l.. Won Reinhardt. She alleges that
tbey intcrmnrried In 1886 In this county, and
tlefcndont represented himself as member
OF the royal family Of Germany, and bad
fallen heir to large fortune by the death OF
an uncle In Germany, and amounting to
sll2.0DO cash, which money was loaned out
at interest, hut he would soon come into
possession Of IL. She was poor and loving,
believed his statement and married him,
after which she learned that he was not
worth copper never gave her cent oil
money, and mover made any provision Tor
her support In few months deiendant
left her and went 10 California, since when
time she has not heard from him, etc.
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KAHN g. FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar streets,

Bought in 81. Louis the entire stock OF dry
goods OF Mckinley Il Co., amounting to
$27, 800, for which we paid in cash the
round sum Of $40, 900, as per receipted In
voice. We will sell the goods as we bought
them, for what they will bring.
&c for best Seersuckcr, 4 and &c.
4lc best Sea Island Domestic, &c and &c.
20 and 25c excellent Corscts, zoe and Zoe.
l5c, entire pieces white Trimmings, l5c.
Acc finest Embroidered Flouncing, SOC
and Acc.
l5c best Chantila Laces, l5c and 25c.
&c and Zoe black Silk Mesh Grenadine, DC.
50c best Linen listers, soc.
100 pieces new French SateenB, grand
patterSs, l2lc.
I,bO0 children's finest Embroidered
Dresses, soc, Zoe and 81.
Millinery, millinery, millinery.
1000 punches finest French Flowers, 25c,
25c.
1000 finest white Straw Hats, 25c.
$3.50 and s. only, ten Pattern Hats, $50.
q 25c good House Slippers, 25c and Soc.
81 hest Kid and French Kid Newport
and Oxford Ties, 81 and si.25.
l2i and l5c striped and unbleached Bal
briggan, full regular made seamless Hose,
lbc.
Every lady visiting our store, buy or no
buy, gets pair l.sle Thread white or col
ored Gloves. We have 5000 pair In the
stock, which was wholesale. Call early,
please, 10 avoid the rush.
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LIEN e. FINLEY, Real Estate Agents and
Brokers' 10 Madison street Webuy and sell
city property for account of others, and will be
glad to furnish full particulars of inside business
or residence property outside lots and acres, also
trackage facilities Manufacturers desiring to
change location areadvised (free) ofinducements
offered here. We can give land free, to legiti-
mate enterprises, that is worth more than small
cash bonus would be. Representing city and
an agricultural section unsurpassed in growth
and thrift, where values are established and stead
lily advancing, we are able to place funds, or pur
chase or sell realty for our clients to advantage
We have farm, ranch and timber lands for sale
in Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi and Arkan-
sas in large or small bodies; also village, town
and city property.
Parties placing with us real estate to sell or
houses to rent will find us prompt and careful
of their interests.
Our catalogue of Information Concerning
Memphis" with listo city and country property
controlled by us, is now in press and will be sent
to any outside address free. 1t gives explicit
information concerning our city and will prove
helpful to Banks Insurance Companies. Manu-
facturers. Private Investors, and those seeking
change of location. Correspondence solicited.
ALLEN 81 FINLEY, 10 Madison St.
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Catarrhal Dangers.

To he fccd from the dAngcnof naooatlon while
lying down. 70 bEalhe irccly, sleep soundly and
undisiufbcdi 10 rise vircshed head clear bnin
active and FREE from pain or achs 10 know that no
poisonous, pulrid matter dealc. the breath and
rou away the delicate machinery Of smell, taste
and hearing TO feel tina, the system does not
through IL veins and arteries, suck up the poison
that Il SURF 70 undermine and destroy. Il indeed
blessing bcycnd All other human enjoymentA To
purchase immunity from such fate should be the
object 0f all ainicted Hut thosc who have tried
many remedies and physicians despair Of relief OF
cure
nsryonbs RADICAL cunr meets every phase Of
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By ali druggists for soo
roTrEn Dnue AND CHEMICAL CO., Bosrox.
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KAHN g. FREIBBRa'
Corner Main aud Poplar streets.
why the Chicago Convention Adj.
lOurued.

Did the convention at Chicago adjourn
10 hold private caucus, or 10 communi-
cate with james g. Blaine2 A telegram
received last night announces the fact that
the convention adjourned to await the ar
rival Of V. u. Thayer's electric clock,
which Is guaranteed 10 run eighteen
months without winding. II II thought
that the convention will continue until the
goat clock stops. This clock wonder
will be on exhibition at V. B. Thayer's,
corner OF Main and Court streets, next
wick
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Milford reduces everything.
Excursion I

On july "a aud ith the Tennessee Mid.
land Railway company will sell round trip
tickets 60 all points on their line ut one
fare. good 10 return ON July 9th. LEI
those wishing TO enjoy the nations holi'
day take advantage Of the very low rate
They insure delightful ride through q
now country over a irst-class track
Equipment unsurpassed.
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m..,,.r a, Comm,,,ce called.

A meeting Of the committee In charge Of
the entertainment given by the kindergarten
association j. called 10 meet at the Peabody
hotel parlor Monday the 25th instant, nj 10
o'clock am. Full reports from sale Of
tickets and all bills contracted Is requested.
BY order Mas. CLARENCE SrLDEN,
President
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KerryiIIe.

There will be grand rally and picnic at
Kerrville, Tenn, ON June ~. 1855, at fair
grounds. Candidates for county offices
will speak TO the people. This will he one
Of the most delightful Affairs Of the season,
aud will bo under the Management OF Kerr
yille's best citizens. All are invited.
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A HUSBAND wHIPPER
A Memphis Woman Who Cowhidos
uuahapa nauutarly

A Memphis Woman Who Cowhidos Her
Husband Regularly.
''lIcllo, Atrial rcporicr" shouted man
on Second street Ia the writer yesterday.
Hello, yourself" was the reply, what
can do for your
1--WE got an item"
"All right, unload
"wcll, YOU see saw something In TnE
Atrial the other day about high'toned
man who beats his wife"
swell, whit Of itg'
''Mine beats that"
"Youf whaR'
"My item"
"wcll, open up," said the reporter, be.
coming impatient
swell what would you say u were 10 tell
YOU that there IL high toned woman. not
600 miles from Court square, who cowhidos
her husband every day Ia the weckr'
II would say that you had highly gifted
Imagination, and did not scruple 10 draw on
a." was the reporters comment
"Well you would be simply mistaken, and
] eau give namcs.'
Aud be did ~.
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licensed Go Wed.

l.. Moseley aud Annie IIues, colorod; d.
Sherman and Sarah IIauf; Jos. Canady and
Laura Williams colorcd.
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Rcgister'. Oaiee.

J. J. Brooks TO oycrton 4 Grosvcnor, half
Of lot :, block 10, Shelby street, between
Linden and Pontotoo streets, G0x2O0 feet, for
81 an
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sh.Ih, ,,,rcult Cour,.

Court was engaged yesterday in hearing
motions. The calendar, as published, will
be taken up tomorrow Monday
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Noiiee.

orricr on nEurHn LAND AND
iSvrunENT Co.
On account OF sickness OF Mr.. 4. NJ.
Galbrath, Mr.. Walter Goodman has been
elected secretary aud treasurer pro TEN.
Office, room No. ~, Cotton Exchange.
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Jcwclry reduced at Mulford's.

WHOLESALE grocer recognize Lucy Hin.
ton Tobacco M the leading and best Nir.
ginia tobacco made In the United States.
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Distribution by wards-First, 7; Second
!; Third, 2; Fourth, 1; Fifth, o. Sixth, 3
teyenih, / Eighth, I; Ninth, 1; Tenth .
City Hospital q, Still born, 4. White, o.
Col0rcd, ~. Total o.
y. A. WILLIAMSON, MD, scc'y.
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ProI,nfe Court.

Samuel stockcr was appointed guardian Of
Robert aud AMIGA Wilson, minor children OF
John Wilson decreased.
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PuRrsr aud best soda and mineral
waters at Scabrook's drug store.
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LApnrs, try Rising Sun baking powder
and YOU will never use any other.
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Tnr Crown wash blue has no equal
Every woman recommends Il.
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Passengers between Memphis aud New
Orleans save considerable time by taking
the Illinois Central railroad over all other
fuutca
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= CARD. i.
S7EhNWAY d SONS,
MANUEAC7URERSDF PIANO. FOR7ES.

STEiNNAYHALL, New York, June g. 1885,
This certify that have this day, and until further notice,
constituted the JESSE FRENCH Piano ORGAN Co, of Memphis,
Tenn Sole Dealers for the sale of SrENwA Sons
for the city of Memphis and surrounding country also for the
State of Arkansas. STEINWAY & SONS.
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VIEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE 60.

IFS SURPLUS almost DOUBLE that of any
6welv mutual Life Insurance Company; hence IS.
mcombaaby the strongest
Death rate through the last series of five years the
lowest showing the greatest skill ndJdgmenf in the
selection of risks NELoON q RAlNE,
Mdn0Deys Tennessee and ARKANSAS
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Boy homes on monthly payments ircu
Jas. Jay Smith X Go.
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Boy Pumps, Drive Wells and Hose of.
A. Bailey 4 Co.
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IcK CREAM, cakes, pics and bread dcllv-
cred 10 any part Of the city free. y. Ben.
sleek, % Deale street.
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Handle all kinds Of Furniture nj low prices,
Upholsicring, repairing, packing and ship
ping given prompt attention. Reliable
goods. firt-class work. Telephone 500
No. 232 Main street.
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Wilson a TIinn

CIR up clubs for TnE wrEKLy Arrr,l
and secure one OF the cash prizes. SEQ lists
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No SCARCITY Of Brick. Brick for every.
body. JoHS CuBBiSs, Telephone $50.
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California Wines and French Clarci
iron Bordcaux) Just received by
BARnoRo, NIANA a Co.
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MERCHANTS, see adv Of assignec's sale
Of stationery, etc, ON page B.
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100000 pain old hinges for sale cheap
Al Gabay's.
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Car load fne dray mules. Please call
and see them at II. D. Clarkc's, Third and
Union.
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FRFsn suAD and game fsh Of oil kinds
at SIrEs & ANrs', No 30 Jefferson ST. Call
and examine them.
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For the week ending saturday, June q, 1858
st 0o'clock pm;
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Temporary reductions al Muliord's
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used for children iec,hihs. u soothcs me ch, w
fciiens the gums, Aisyr all paln. curcs Wind colo
sndla the beat remedy iof dlarfhma - bottle