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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-10

hIGthcrs.

There are upon the skin Of every hui
man heing. child and adult alike, Z, SCI
QUO pores. Through these pores in the
form ct insensibie perspiratiUn. is cx-
pelled more than one quarter OF the
taken into the system.
The Importance OF keeping open these
Precipitation valves upon chilh's bo!y,
is second only 10 that ef promptly di-
costing the food eaten. Ii WAS tn open
the pores of the skin and 10 sssimilste
the TODD that DR. Pitcher formulated
Castoria. Loose bowels, constipation,
fesers and efupticns which Il 4 80 con-
STINT among infants and chillron, ;tad
which Kill one-third -of all Chillreu be-
fore they are live years obi. arise prii-
cipally from these TWO causes IL Il
from the wonderful results aricnd AT
Ipon the use of Castor;a in "su'ating
he st0machs and bowels and Keeping
| open the pores of the skin, thar ta-t.-
~ arm lirti - world wide reputation
u I'll ri;.,sfv al water tor the holy.
pire air TOR -he lungs sni ta-tori3 10
/ assiniiia .-rhp tod. thafe need he VA
unacc lpntarf ! IT sickness am any ch,l
| dFen. C;iS:uTia j. vegrtA''i'' ircscrip-
| tiou without morphine or u'iitr narcotic
proper Y. Thirty years xfen,iye use
has given il q history yer attained by
another medicine.
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l.ynnviile.
BY LYNDA.

Rev. Mr.. Sims, of Van dernuilt al
Nashville, speDt Christmas with uis
echoolmate and friend win Wit
and on the following Sunday deliv-
cred rousing sermon at the NJ. 4.
Church here.
Messrs. Cunningham and Moody
of Columbia, were in our midst iast
week Sunday visiting friends.
Mr., Bob Msury, our new clerk
has returned to his home at Lewis
burg, being on the sick list.
Messrs. Robingpu and Moorersn,
near Franklin, entered Prof. Tan
dy's school. last week aud are board
ing at Mrs. j. b. Bfays,
Mrs. Bond Of FlankliD, has be, n
down for two weekt visiting rela-
tives aud her many frieDds.
Mancil Morrow, who is attending
school at Knoxville, spent Christ.
mas with parents at home.
Miss Bessie Higdon, returned
from Columbia last week.
Miss Lula Ashford, was also Wis.
ting in COLUMBIA l-st week.
Miss Vinia Houston, returned
home last week from Virginia, she
has been at the BEDSIDE OF her sis
ter who was in The last stage OF con
sumption dieins t. short Time ago.
She and all the family have the
sympathy of the whole vincinIty in
their sad bereavement.
Rev. w. A. Bridges, of Coaners-
Vile opened school at the Accade-
my last Monday May he have
much success in getting a large
school.
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Municipal Government.

The n or approach of the elec
uoo OF municipal officers, mex
saturday, renders the followio 3
anaaestion from an exchange quite
appsopos: Cd.
a city government is to city
VIVA, the national government is to
q nation, It's attn should be tie
advancement of the interest Of i,s
people. and men should be at the
Nrat of it who are known to be
thoroughly imbued with the spirit
Of enterprise; men who are known
Jo have the best interests Of the
,tiy no heart; men who are not only
willing 10 encourage and build vi
t1 yNistlug institutions, but who
re wiling 90 offer inducements for
Bee establishment of others. IL n
uuteipai contest rivalries and per
uaai icelousies should be forgot
era and The people of the city
'aou'J be united in the effort %
Jiace las charge Of its affairs men
sha viii labor earnestly for its de
-.Iop.ncat, and united TO relegato
ae uld tine fosies who oppose the
modern ideas of progress.
The story of the dying father,
he seven sons, and the bundle OF
Ut&s is an old enc, but the NOR
81 it tc6ehcs will ever be the same.
So long Is the people Of city are
tu.ts1 IN mutual effort to move
ogv8rd nothing can withstand them
aut The city that 10 divided
aiust herself must consent to
AXE place ia The rear of the pro-
esaioB
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a==----sssss..llss
Dtannn.
ny RABBEr.

The farmers have been making
good use of the supshiny DAYS.
turning land, repairing fences, pre-
pareing Tor another crop.
Tue health of our neighhorhood
is better nov than il has been tor q
long time. yet there is some sick
ness. DR.. }. z. Farrer, who has
been confined to his room for sey.
eral weeks, we are glad TO near he
is out again.
The yonug ladies had Jolly
time making Christmas aud new
year cakes. But the boys bad a
sull better time eating Them.
ur. II. Il. Har we'll 10 selling
goods for J. X. Trigg.
Airs. Matte Smith aud Miss
Collie Harwell of Bradshaw spent
last Saturday with their sister Mrs.
Bette Trigg.
Clark is sill t'odding The Down
ward road.
r. A. Burgess goes south once a
week for bis Ihealth; We notice that
ho is improving.
j. Ben Clark has moved 10 his
now home near Brick Church. we
regret his leaving for We need more
such men in the coantry.
Rev. II. o. Moor has moved near
he church.
j. Z. Brow OF Blaneh Is visiting
friends and relatives this week.
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Comprehensive.
by SCRIBBLER

Mr.. Guy L. Zdccarello returned
fron Nashville Monday after spend
ing the holidays with friends and
relatives.
Miss Bessie Nichols retuTnea to
her home at Carriers Greek We'd
nesday, leaving quite an Impression
on sew, raj young gents here. The
Great Southern Railroad will no
doubt receive several times the fare
IT, Carriers Creek in the future.
Miss Sasre Horn spent several
days .mOug as last week.
Mrs. DR.. Campbell spent last
week on business near Spring Hill
Rev. Newt. Campbell returned .
school At Lebanon on Monaay tie
3lst after spending the holidays a
home.
Messrs. John Graves, Cofman
and Perry Edmiston wsre the guest
of Prof. Zuccarello last 1uesda,
eight, They "tlended tue alliance.
The last ente, tainment of tue hul
days occureS at the residence OF
Mr. Crockett Campball on Monday
hight. 1t was quite an enjoyable
occasion.
On Wednesday Jan. 2nd at IL
o'clock PROF. Field Gordon and Miss
Amanda Vaughan were united 10
marriage at the family ocs!depce
near Hebron. Rev VIM. Harwan
officiating. We tender them oar
sincerest congratulations aud wish
Them 3 successful future.
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Egnew
Farmers have gone to work.
BYSHANGHAI,

Farmers have gone to work.
Mr.. Andrew Douglas is improv
ing very tas5, We hope be'is nearly
well.
Mrs. Douglas has been sick ] At
is improving.
There is preaching at New Union
church the firs. Sunday by the
Methodist, The 2nd by the CHRIS
Lla"s, the 3rd by the Baptist, The
4th by the Cum beilands.
Miss Sis Morris is suffering wltE
pulmonary election.
Mr.. G. w. Johnson spent the
holidays with hls---Geutg when
you come back put yoCr mule in
the STA bic, it Is ca. lug up the OLD
mans rails.
Mr.. Dave Gooch, of Shoal creek
vas in our hamlet not long since.
Messrs. John Dough las and Tom
Davis have moved TO our bug,
There was a party Of boys col
lee ed together In. our hamlet not
long since aud went southern Il
rectlon. Boys next Time shut the
gate, or you will cause trouble; the
sheep got all over the place.
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In Chancery s, Pal
JANUARY ICl rs. 1882.
MOI

j. G, Roberts, ecrnplsirsn', W. John b.
Rose. Defendants.
TN this cause IL anrenripg 10 the tntisiso-
/ lion Of the Clo,k and MeAtG, from an an
dsyit to tn, bill, that tho defet dant, John B
Rose. is q ncu rs.ident Of the stats 81 Ter
pesses 20 that the ordinary process Of this
court cSnno, be served on hun,
On motion il il therefore ordered that
publication he made for four weeks 10 euc-
csssion in the Pulaski Guz n, newrpspar
ruhl;sh.d in the town cf uls,ki in aAid
Sts,e. rsouiring the tAil d. 'ordsnt TO he
ana appear on tho frri day of TIC next torn
OF the ,Chsaeery Court to bo he for the
county of Giles, ct tns court-house III Pu-
lsski, on the LIST Monday ia February next
and answer compassionate bill, CT he same
" ill be taken Tor confessed as to h'aq sad
ses TOR hearing ex parte'
Sjan4t j. Is STACY, u M
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A SAFE INVESTM ENT.

Il one which Is guaranteed To bring
you satisfactory results, or In case oil
fsilure return Of purchase price. On
this safe pls n you can buy from our ad-
vertised druggists bottle Of DR.. King's
New Discovery for Consumption. IL lie
guaranteed to bring relief 10 every case
when used for any affection Of the
Throat, Lungs or Chest, such % Con
sumption, Inflammation OF the Lungs,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Hhooping Cough.
Group, etc. IL is pleasant and agrees.
bic TO taste. perfectly safe aud can al
ways be depended upon Trial bottles
10 cent? at Grigsby Bros Drug store. r
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Chancellor Allison, OF Nashville
decided bat he had no jurisdic
.lua in She matter Of elections and
.aHl1 act compel Gov. Taylor and
Secretary oi State John Allison, by
10 injunction, TO act against their
conviction ot duly and IN the face
aftag returns, give "A commission to
.as,a iHStgad ot 30 Eyane, his Re
H4uiiJau opponent, who received a
IaloUy al the votes, aud is conse-
.ue4jIY Congressman elect from
'ue Tuiri d strict. Dir. Evans
#ll, tae.eIore, be certified to as
tAe legally elected Representative
ou tAst district 20 the Fifty first
Congress. Chancellor Allison's de
,slaa VIII be generally acquiesced
ia The Jaw makes the Governor
alj Secretary of State q returning
pard 20 act according TO the elec
.''a rctufns certified 10 them, and
..,Y have NJ option bat to give
esrlaaa'cs To tac person having the
ID Hacst aumher of votes. They
yaHat e. behind The returns. The
ilease OF Representatives may do
s4at il case OF contest. The Ap.
ah # curse, regrets that Mr.,
bates hes cen defeated, but IL
ajil each him aud the Democrats
% the thfd District II lesson, to DO
p and doing IN 1890 and work
4afdef for success. Nothing but
ntilefence on the part OF some Of
Hf voters can account for the loss
,. Tie district 10 the Democrats |
his year.- Memphis Appeal.
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County Court Sale.

DURsu ANT TO 8 decree &C the comfy
court Of Giles county 10 the cause Of
Sarah Moore val NJ summons, Jr, will
sell to ths highest bdde, an the premises zen
Friday, Jan. Is h, 1889,
the following real estate, to- wit:
"A tract OF land contsinins between 100
and 900 acres, situated in thell2 h civil dis
triot of Giles county, on tie waters of Hay
wood creek, being the tract low owned by
the ssid sarah u oore and J " summons
Jr, and upon which they sre now living.
SAID tract of lani ia we'll improved and
veil supplied with water aad I m Der, and il
eirabe home for, any ons. Tho exsc,
number Of ae'es ia not kno~n bat plat and
survey vii. be exhibited on day of sale.
TERMS
ssid land will bs sold on 4 credit Of one
and two years with interest from data, Note
with approved personal security required
aud lien rsisine for tn, pure base mo. ey
sale free frofa equity Of redemption.
27datd WILL g. EZELL, Clerk.
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Harper's Periodic ais:

:. - PostsSe Tree 20 ell sgbsofisers 10 the
Cri,ed btaLss, Canada or Mexle9.
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wild Cherry and Tar.

Everybody knows the virtues o.
Wild Cherry and Tar as relief and
cure for any affection OF The Throat and
Lungs. yGoubined wfth these two In
gradients are fey simple healing
remedies In the composition Of DIR. Bo-
ssnko's Cough and Lung syrup, max
Ing it just the article you should AWAY
HAYS In the house, for coughs, colds
Group. and bronchitis. Sold by II. II
Grigsby. 3
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T.. r. o.

Don't waste time and money and un-
dergo needless torture with tue knife
when {, ethiopian Pile Ointment will a.
ford instant relief apd certain cure In
every case Of blind, bleeding, itching
internal aud external piles. Rsngnm
Root Medicine Co., Manufacturers
Nashville, Tenn. 90 cents and 81 per
bottle. sold by Craig & McLemors
tode6
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A NARROW ESCAPE.

Col. W. X. Nelson Of Brooklyn came
home one evening. feeling a peculiar
tighthess In the chest Before retiripg
be tried 10 draw 4 long breath but
found IL alulctt i'm ! ossible. He suffer
ed four IS from pneumonia and III
doctors gave him up. Dr.. Aeksr
English Remedy Tor Consumption saved
him and he ID well to-day. Anderson
d Co. sell IL. NJ
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Attention. Il. II. L.

For sprsins, bruises, rheumatism,
cramps, .infammation, swelling, cuts,
burns, etc., In man; and splint, ring,
bone. windgall, epizootis, scratches, etc.
in hors Rangum Root Liniment Ia n
sure ours. The liking OF Liniments"
is the universal verdict. Never falls TO
cure any aliIuent that can DO reached
by sn external medical application. 80
cts per bottle, Sold by Craig Il 1cl.e-
more, todc6
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The Oitizsn's Ticket.

luE CITIZEN has no individual
ticket in the field for municipal of
tccrs but it does hope that live, en-.
ergetic, progressive men, men who
viii take pride in looking after the
interests Of Pulaski and who will
t- 8. themselves to help build up
our city encourage alllegltimate en-
torprises and keep the town in a
o.eaa healthy condition will be elect
81 next Saturday. This, without
aiming shy oae, is The CITIZEN, s
ticket. We believe it will win.
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WHOLESALE.

We have the largest stock OF GrOce.
ries ever opened in Giles county and
we ar prepared to offer merchants
prices to compete with any wholesale
market. Or new warehouses have
more floor-room than any other house
in the city and we keep them pac ked
with goods. We can saye you money.
Fry us with an order. Ouf retail trade
will b6supplied as usual.
4 - CurrpEps 4 ~
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1880
Harper's eekly.
ILLUSTRATED,

II ARPER'5 wEEkLY has @ we'll sstsb.
IL lished pleco as the leading illustrated
editorial comments on current politics has
earned for it tho respect End conf isnee OF
Gil Impartial rosd"rs, and tho variety and
excsllenee Of its literary conte Ia. which In
eluje so'isl znd rhort stories by the bsst and
mott popular writer's, 81 1t for tho Perps1
Of people Of TIN widest isnga ~ tss,et and
pursuits. Supplements are frequently pro-
vided and expepsc IL spared 10 trng tss
the illustration 81 the ehsngoful ha-os Of
homo and foreign history. A new WORK Of
6ctian froTa tie pen Of w.llism Dean low
ella and Que By Capt. Charlie. ging will DO
sIno' The leading features OF tho Weekly
for 1888
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Harper'sBazar,
ILLUSCR RATED.

uARPER's BAZAR will continue to main
IL tain its reputation ~ an unaq uAlsd lam
lily journal. It's art illustrations are OF the
highest order; its literature 10 Of tho CHOICEST
kind; and its Fashion and Household do
psrtments Of the most practical and econo
micsl character. lts pattern. sheet supple
ments and fashion plates alone will save its
readers ton times The cost Of subscription;
AND its a, tiaisc or decorative art, social Ell.
quote, ho5se keeping, cookery, otc., ma co y
indispensable to every householE ltGbhsht
short stories and timely essays arc Gmdns
tho best published; and not fns 10 admi tal
to its coiu mnr that oonld ofond the most
fAstideous tasto, Among the attractions OF
Of he nov volume will DO serial stories by
Mrs Francis iiodgson Burnett Mrs Al kan
der, William Black and Thomas Hardy AMI
. serbs OF papers on nuissry msnsy' men.
w Mrs Chrir'ine Tarhuro Herrick
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The senate was called to order at
10 O clock by temporary speaker
williamson. Hon. B. j. Lea was
looted permanent speaker. James
A Harris, Of Shelby, was elected
chief clerk and Caruthers Ewing, oil
Weekly assistant clerk. Mr.. Jno
T. Hickman, of Davidson, was
elcted sergeant alarms. Adjourned
90 I0o'clock Wednesday.
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SINGLE SUBSCRIPTIONS s. 80

= rEEsEcs Please notify every man in your
e sNEO territory at once Help us get 1t
C into every family. Push it now at the pc
- ginning of the year Help US rush it into
every household. Giles is nearly the best coun-
ty on earth and THE CITIZ EN- has helped TO
make It SO, and wants toshep make 1t still pet
ter. People who read most are the most pros
porous. Help us make all the people read ana
keep MP with the times.
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The General Assembly.

Both branches Of the fvrty-sixth
general assembly of Tennessee W re
promptly called to order at |
O'Clock NJ nday January 7tb. Mr..
williamson, of Gibson, was elected
temporary speaker of the senate.
The old rules OF the senate were
adopted for the temporary orgsni-
cation.
The senate then adjourned to 10
o'clock Tuesday morning.
The House proceeded to organize
oy the election of T. o Morris, of
Uaridsoo, temporary speaker. Al
Yer the speaker had assumed the
chair, the Houee adjourned to
Tuesday morning at 10.
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Don't suffer any longer hut use Tan
ner's infal ,isbie Neuralgia Cure, The
only lniallabhe cure on esrth Tor all
forms OF neuralgia and nervous hoEd-
ache. Rangum Root Medicine Co..
Manufacturers, Nssbvllie, Tenn. 20
cepts per box. Sold by Craig q Nc
Lemore. todc8
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The Volumss OF tho Bazaar begin with tho
nrst number for Jsuusr, Of each ,e.r whjn
no time ~ mentioned sub-criptiOnr~wi'l no.
Gan with the lumber current ut time Of 20
csipt OF order.
Bound Volumes OF HHpnrs ~. . Cor
hree years back, IN noat cloth binding vii
De sent by mail postage pad, o. D, e1pfo,s
irss OF sxpsnrs provided The freight 4 %.
not exceed one dollar per voIum7) Tor 81 -
per volume.
Cloth Csser for each volums suitable tor
binding vi be sent by mail port pit on
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ksmlttsnces should DO made by 20 tn
money order or draft TO Hw i'd chance Of
Ore.
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sertisomenL without the express order "
Harper q Biotbsrs. Addre.s:
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New York N. Y.
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The c;tiz rs Of Nashville are IN
dertaking to get Z p a stake Of sac
600 TO be raced for in the spring.
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piles! Piles! Itching Piles.
SYMPTOMS II DISTURB intense itching
and singing; most st night; worse by
scratching. 1t allowed to continue ta-
mors form, which often bleed and ul-
cerste, becoming very sore. Swayno's
Ointment stops the Itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation. and In most cases
removes the tnmors, Or. Swayne &
Son. Philadelphia.
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TIE uOUsR.

The House met and adjourned to
Monday 81 10 O'clock without
tgausactlpg any business.
Hon. W. L. Clapp, of Shelby, was
chosen Ivy the causus Tuesday
atshJ for speaker of the lower
0ouse and was, no doubt, elected
Yesterday
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BILE FOHEWkHN.
TNGIG

Cough In the morning, hurried or
difficult breathing, raising phlegm,
tightness IN the chest, quIckened pulse.
chilliness In the evening or sweats At
night, all or any Of these things are the
first stages of consumption. DIR. 40
ker's nglish Remedy tor consumption
uiI cure these fearful symptoms and lie
sold under a posttsSs guarantee by An
derson 81 CO... .. H9h
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Beware of OIntM"nts for Ca
tarria that Contain NJ ercury,

AS Mercury will surely destroy the
ss,. 5. ~ enell aud completely dtrxnge
rn| ,7hpia system when entering it
through The nfucus surfaces. Such ar
-icles st,s.iid new De- used exc-p, on
prescri ptf9as from reputable physicians
As the damage tEeg viii do are ten fold
to the good roa "a" possibly derive
from tllem. Hats Catarrh Care,
Manufactured by ,. j. Cheney s. Co,
Toledo, o., contsirs no mercury, snl is
taken internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and mucus surfaces Of the
IS stem. La buying Halls CArARRH
CURZ be sure you get the genuine; il is
taken internally and made IN Toledo,
Ohio. by =. j. Cheney q Co.
eE- Sold by D. uggiets, price rs cents
per bottle. 2Odec4t
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!, hen BAhy was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was n mild. she cried for Castoria,
when she became Miss. she chung to CAstoria,
When she had Children. she gave them CAssosts
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in Giles, and in order to reach it, as speedily
as possible, and to give every man in Giles
an opportunity to have his county paper in
his household, we have concluded to re-
duce the price to
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n Chancery at Pulaski.

DECEMBER RULES, 1889.
W. II. Eccsllum. use OF etc comp't, W. j.
II. Griffn, defendant.
IN this cause it appearing 10 the sstisfse-
l ton Of tho clerk aud ma ter from an an :
davit 70 the bill that the defendant, d II
Griffin, is 8 non-residsnt Of the state OF Ten
nessse, 90 that the ordinary process % THE
court cannot be served on him.
On motion it is therefore ordered hat pub
licstion be made for four weeks in succession
in the Pulaski Citizen" . newspaper pab
lished in the town Of Pulaski, in said state,
requiring the sal dsfendsn, TO DO and ap-
pear on the Gre: day Of the next term Of the
Chaueery Court 10 be held for the county Of
Giles, ct thseourt-honse In Pulaski, On The
lst Aordsy in February next, and answer
complainAnt's bill. or the same will be ts-
ken for confessed ss 10 him and Get lar
hearing ex-pAYts.
sodec4t J.B. STACY, @. a N.
By ED. b. JONES, D. @. q N.
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Rrfng Your Wool

WHY WILL YOU cough whsn
shiloh's Cure will give immediate re-
lief. Price 10 cts. 30 cts, 81.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant you have a printed guarantee on
every bottle OF shiloh's Vitalizer. II
never fails to cure.