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NOTHING LIKE THEM.

u the verdict Of all who take Ayers Prla
Pronnps and effective in their action. they leave
nonl-efects. and may be administered to old or
young. Herbert ElweI. of Eas. Saginaw, Mich,
says: Il was . great sufferer from Constipa-
uon' Headache. and General Debility. Ny skin
was yellow. and I had constant pain In my side
and back Other medicines falling took three
boxes Of Ayers Pills sndam cured"
Twas severely afflicted with Dyspepsia and
Enisrgsmsnt Of the Liver. most Of the time be-
Ing unable to retain any solid food Three boxes
OF Ayers Pills cured me ."-Lucius Alexander,
MarblehsAd. Mass.
AYERS PILLS,
Prepared By DR.. ]. G. Aver Co. Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY all Druggists and De alers In Medicinea
rnhIQ
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE. Sept 24.-Cotton Quiet-middling
la. Flour active and strong. Wheat-southeJp
firm ana higher. 75aSS; No. 2, IS; steamer, "a:
western firm; No. winter red, spot, s0s4 ash:
Der. s3ysaS4A. Corn - southern quiet 4Oa48:
western, firm; mixed, spot, 4oa4oll; September,
40a40L: October, 05sa40z: November, 4oh a
4O7S; year, 39a394: January, 391s. Oats in local
denand-western white, 26a27<; western mixed,
24a25. Rye firm, 50a52. Hay steady TO firm
prime TO choice timothy, l3.00al400. Provisions
steady. Butter Arm and scarce--western pack ed,
l4al1: creamery, 20a22. Eggs 1rm-fresh, laa
20. Sugar Quiet-A soft. s: copper steady: re-
fined, ioa1oA. Freights to Liverpool per steamer
steady-grain per bushel, Sid. Cork for orders.
As Cd. Receipts-nour, 1S, 900 barrels; wheat ~ :
600 bushels; corn, Al 900 bushels; oats 1000
bushels; rye, 1000 bushels Shipments - corn
$4,000 bushels. Sales - wheat, 10000 bushels:
corn, 10000 bushels.
BALTIMORE, Sept "a. - Baltimore and Ohio
Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore nrsts. l0l 4
asked; consolidated gas bonds, lib asked; DO.
stock, 44Aa44s.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Sept "a lopeningl.- whess-Septem-
Der, sos; October, so; December. 81; May, "a \.
Corn - September, 31H: October, 3D.; Dscem-
Der, 3lh; May, 33z. Oats = September, l9k:
October, Icy; May, Pm. pork-0ctober, 1853
November 9325S; January, $40. Lard-october
ribs-October, 4s7k.
CHICAGO. Sept "a tclosngo- Wheat-Septem-
ber SOx; October. S0A; December, sIs.: Nav.
S4s,. Corn-September, 3l7f; October. 3i5<: De.
cember, SIN; May. 33x. Oats-September le.s.
October. lsa; December, isk; May, 22x. Pork
e.52k; january, 9.35. Lard = September. a.a5
October, 595; November, 5s5; January 5Ss
Short ribs = September. az5; October, A72x.
January. A72K.
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Range Of the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the sig-
nal Office today: sam, sc; pm, 6s; maxi
mum. 65: minimum. "a
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.
Name.

The following are the openng and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney, l4l0 street
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HOUSE s. HERRMAsN,s
EQUITABLE
CREDIT
CUCTEM
CREDIT

SYSTE
HAS BECOME, THROUGH ITS BENEFIT
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AFFECTIONS OF THE PUBLIC AS TO RE-
QUIRE NO EXTRAORDINARY ENERGY on
oURPART TO EXTEND THE SPHERE OF
ITS USEFULNESS.
ITS FAR REACHING AND coMPREHEN-
sIvE METHODS HAVE BEEN PARTIcI-
PATEDIN BY THOUSANDS. AND TODAY.
THROUGH FAIR AND EoUITABLY DEAL
ING. WE REST WITHOUT PEER IN THE
HISTORY OF THE
CREDIT BUSINESS OF THIS CITY.
BEING THUS FIRMLY ESTABLISHED WE
ARE NOT NECEssITATED TO ASSUME ALL
MANNER OF RISKS AND ARE THERE
FORE PREPARED TO OFFER OUR GOODS
ON
CREDIT
ATPRICES IN CONFORMITY WITH THOSE
OF STRICTLY CASH HOUSES AND UPON
TRIMS WITHIN THEREACH OF THE ARTI-
SAN AND LABoRER
THE EXACTIoNs OF OUR SYSTEM ARE
so INSIGNIFICANT THAT NO RELIABLE
HOUSE KEEPER NEED SUFFER DISCOM-
FORT, HoWsoEvER MEAGER THE PURSE
MAY BE.
OUR THREE COLOSSAL STORES ARE RE-
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FURNITURE IN WALNUT. OAK, ASH,
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CARPETS OF EVERY GRADE AND DE-
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CREDIT,
EXAcTING A THRILLING SUM AS EARNEST
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BALANCE IN PARTIAL PAYMENTS BY THE
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YOU CAN'T HELP LIKING THEM, THEY AR
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THE Grsu1sr
JOHANN HOPES
MALT EXTRACT
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
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fcr impaired Digestion, Dyspepsia, Convalescence
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WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
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V,HE FASHIONABLE LADIES' CORRECTIVE
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CONSTIPATION. WHICH GIVES RISE TO MANY
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A COLD WAVE IN THE NORTHWEST.

There is an area of high barometer west of
the Mississippi, accompanied by some ex-
tremely low temperatures. II is now showing
at Rawlns, Wyo. This cold weather will probably
affect this region in three or four DAYS In
some places the fall of the thermometer is as
much as ten or twelve degrees but this may
not continue.
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- A 4 p T. T S.
Just Opened a Full Line %
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BREAKFAST.

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VOU CAN'T HELP LIKING THEM, THEY ARE
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a ROYAL BRIDES TROUssEAU.
A Wealth OF Finery for the Princes:
OF Greece.
81. Petersburq Letter TO Pau Man Gazett,

OF Gre6c0-
st. Petersburg Letter to Pail Mall Gazette.
Visions of filmy laces, silks, embroideries,
ribbons. satins, furS and plushes rise now
before my eyes after an inspection of the
trousseau of the Princess Royal of Greece,
the wedding present of the Empress of
Russ to her niece.
Two OF the salons of the Winter palace
were required to hold 1t, which is nothing.
however, to be wondered at wheu one re-
members it has st over 500, 900 roubles,
about $50, 900 of English money.
In the first salon-whlch happened to be
the famous white salon Of the palace-were
arranged all round the enormous trunks.
bound IN red morocco leather with hand
some brass moUntings, a royal present in
themselves, which were to no the trous-
selu, AID under white linen covering on a
SIDE table were piled the daint, pillows to
be used by her royal highness. These were
all sizes and shapes, from the wide full
l,ngtn pillow to tue char ming little ghos /
Of pillow about the size of ones hand,
which Russian ladies find it impossible to
sleep without, a-d which rest just under
the ear, reaching to about the middle of tue
cheek. They were of eiderdown, softer
than anything have felt uelore, and were
inclosed in a slip Of the finest Chinese silk
of perfectly delicious eu-pink color-a
color to make one dream of ethereal clouds
aud the dawn.
Opposite these, on another table, in long.
wadded, satin-lined box of rose wood, were
the furs-a circular cloak of magnificent
black sable, faced with rich ruby velvet: a
boa Of the same, which even when tied
must reach to the toes of her royal high
ness AMI dainty muf.
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KILLED BY A RUNAWAY HORSE.
A Woman Run Over on the Sidewalk
at Columbus.

A Woman Run over on the Sidewalk
at Columbus.
COLUMBUS, GA, July AT noon to-day
Mrs. r. NJ. Hill, an estimable woman of
Brownsville, was run over and killed by a
runaway horse. The horse belonged to NJ
Joseph, and was attached to a sulKy driven
by John Joseph, a solicitor for NJ. Joseph's
ESTABLISHING {. At the time of the accident
which occurred at what is known as Pitt
mans corner, Mrs. Hill was passing al ing
the sidewalk en- route to the Eagle and
Phoenix mills to carry dinner to her chill
dren, who arr operatives there. The horse
became frig tened at something and ran
away, throwing the driver out
KILLED ALMOST INSTANTLY.
The horse then took the sidewalk, and ran
over Mrs. Hill, killing her almost instantly.
She saw the frighte ed animal coming, and
tried to get out of the way, but being large
and feshy, as well as aged and feeble, she
could not do so in time Sac was struck
with full force in the breast by he larp
shafT of the vehicle, and was then tram
Piled on by the horse. She lived a few
moments after the accident, but never
spoke, and in a short while life was extinct,
notwithstanding the earnest efforts of
friends and physicians.V She was an esti-
mable woman, and had many friends
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Florence Nightingale has written the fol-
lowing letter to Band of H ,p9" con-
necteE with church in Edinburgh, Scot
lAnd Don't think you can do anything
worth d ing in fit of enthusiasm, but
train yourselves carefully to any work you
are called OF to do; and think nothi too
small to do carefully, or to train carefully
for, that is for the god of your fellow
creatures. F instance, good or bad cook
ing may make or mar the lives of thou
sands, aud those too, who are trying to do
6 eat things for our race. G. ID sends us
real ana lasting enthuslasm-that is, the
spirit of love a ID of power, aud of SCUM
mind 10 carry us through our training and
our discipline"
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CAPITAL OF THE STATE.
THE FORMAL OCCUPATION OF THE
NEW CAPITOL.

The Adjutant General Runs Up his
New FlaEs-Alliancs Men Stirred Up
by the National Lecturers Attempt
to influence Action on the Olive Bill
ATLANTA, GA, July 2-The adjutant
general hostel two brand new state flags
over the capitol to-day, flying them over
the House and Senate wings in honor of the
arrival OF the legislature. Nearly all the
D snbers reached the city to-day, and most
of them visited the new building. The leg
lature will be called to order tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock in the old capitol.
The governor will send me sage announc-
ing that the new capitol is ready, ald both
bodies will march over at once. The
further ceremonies will be arranged after
organizing il the new chamber.
TIE OLIVE BILL.
There has been some gossip here today
about an alleged difference between the
National Farmers Alliance and the state
alliance with reference to the Olive bill j.
r Sledge, OF the natioaal alliance, is a
member of the national clttOn committee
and one of the owI ers Of L National
Econ 9miSt Of Washington, D. c, and
it is reported as coming from
him that the national alliance is hostile 70
the Olive bill, and will Oppose its passage
The NKWs cor. espondent brought this re
port 70 the notice of leading members #
the state sill nee, and they expressed some
indignation over it. On. # them said that
the officials of the national alliance have
been too much inclined to interfere in
purely local matters pertaining to the
Georgia tsate alliance.
LECTURER TERRELL}s VIEWS.
Recently Col. Benjamin Terrell, the
national lecturer, while in this state took
occasion TO express views somewhat similar
to those reported as those OF Mr. Sledge and
was disposed to talk against the Olive bill
till the state alliance shut him up. They
are now af er Mr.. edge and if he is mix
ing up in the matter as reported, he will be
ordered out of the state. They quote Presi-
dent McCune OF the national alliance as
saying very recently that the national or
ganization had nothing 10 do with the posi-
fion Of the Georgia alliance on the Olive bill
and would not interfere
DELINQUENT INSURANCE COMPANIES.
The following insurance companies have
failed to make tax returns by July l as the
law requires: Home Benefit Of New York,
North American Mutual Benefit of Chicago,
Peoples Mutual Benefit Society of Indiana,
British and Foreign, METROPOLITAN Plate
Glass, Northern Assurance, Equitable Ac-
cident, American Fire, British American,
and Niagara Fire The penalty Is $500 for
each company, and the comptroller pro-
poses to make them pay unless the legisla-
ture interferes.
A BURGLAR SHOT.
Patrolman Pc OF found Sol Turner, a
noted neg" burglar, on Dec 'tur street aud
attempted to arrest him. The negro re-
sisted, threaten ng the officer with knife
The latter drew pistol and the negro ran.
Officer Pelot shot several times. one ball
striking the negro in the thigh and bring
ing him down. The wound is not serious
and the negro is jailed
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A CARD.

have THIS DAY opened Coal and Wood
Murphy, where Mr.. Tho mas +. Mccartney will
be foun1 in charge Have opened a temporary
office at Drayton street in old Southern Bank
building. now known as the Citizens Bank
room 4, first floor, telephone No. 40, or cal be
found or communicated with at Office Gently
occupied by Dixon q Murphy, Drayton street
telephone 6S where would be pleased to SIC
my many friends and the public generally. Will
give all orders prompt attention, and by SO
doing hope to merit share Of patronage.
Respectfully,
DENIS j. MURPHY.
Savannah Ga ,Julv l. 1854
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HORSES or GlE 90.
Results Of the Six Rae ss OF the Day
at Chicago.

Results Of the Six Rae ss OF the Day
at Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 2-The events at the
Washington park races to-day were as fol
lows:
FIRST RAcE-six furlongs. Rosemont won
with Morris second and Portlaw third. Time
1:leA
SECOND RAoE-Mile and a sixteenth. Heron
won, with Fenton second. Only two starters
Third R1cE-Mile. Princess Bowling won.
with Brandolette second and Retrieve third
Time 41A.
FOURTH RAoE-Miie and a furlorg. Famine
won, with Woodcraft second and Arundel
third Time 1:54lS
FIFTH RAoE-Sfx furlongs. Sailor Boy won.
with Guy Gray second and Lady Gay third
Time 1:15.
Champagne Charlie second and Avondale third
Time 1:l41e.
AT SHEEPSHEAD Ray.
NEW YORK, July AT the Sheepshead
Bay races to-day the weather was rainy,
but the racing vas good. The events were
as follows:
FIRST RAcE-Mile. Kingston won. with Re-
porter second and Ovid third. Time 1:4l
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs, Torso won, with
Livonia second AMI Anaconda third. Time
1:162-5.
THIRD RAcE-Mile and quarter Boccacacio
won, with My Own second and First Attempt
third. Time ell
FoURTH RAcE-Realization stakes for 3-year-
olds; mile and five furlon s Salvador woni
with Tenney second and Long Dance third.
Time 2:5l.
FIFTH RAcE-Mile and a half. Tea Tray won,
with BarrisUer second There were only two
starters Time 2:41 as
SIXTH RACE-Alile and three furlongs on the
turf. Cortez won. With Bella B. second and
Elgin third. Tine BPS As.
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AMERICU5 ANNALS.
a Residence Burnet-An Excursion to
Railroad Stockholders.

a Residence Burne IAN Excursion to
Railroad ockholders.
AMERIcUs, GA, July 2.-The residence
of Mrs. h. Y. MILKY, on Lee street, was
almost totally destroyed by fire this morn.
ing. 1t was valued at $1,000, and in
sured for $500. The cause of the fire is
unknown.
General Manager Belknap, through Col
y. B. Harold of this city, vice president of
the Savannah and Western railroad, has
rendered TO the old stockholders of the
Buena Vista and Ellaville road, now a part
of the Savannah and Western, an excur-
sion to Birmi CHAM. He proposes to fur
nish an ample number OF the finest cars
owned by the Central system. The object
of the excursion is to show these stock
holders that the Contra management has
redeemed the promise 10 extend and i'm
prove the Buena Y lsta and Ellaville rosd.
The time for the excursion will be selected
by the stockholders.
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1t is estimated by mint official that
there are still in existence some where in tn 9
country, rle1 up in old stockings or In the
hands of curiosity collectors, over 1,OJ0,-
100000 of the old-fash oned copper cents
about l20 900, 900 OF the copper nickel cents,
nearly 800, 1000 Of the present issue of the
brown pennies. and 5000, 900 of nickel g.
cent pieces, and about 100000, 900 of the
nickel scent pieces The total value of
these outstanding various coins is put in
round numbers at S62, $50 900.
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DISSOLUTION.

The firm of l. DASHER s. co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, /. Dasher retiring.
The business will be continued by Joseph w
Jackson and William B. Metzger, under the
firm name of Jackson. Metzger & Co.
JACKSON, NrETZGER & co.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

DANA-The friends and acquaintance OF Nj
ami Mrs George II. Dana are respectfully IN
vited 70 attend the funeral Of their infant
daughter HELEN W. from their residence. 10
2O9 New Houston street, al 1880 O'Clock THIS
MORNING.
GASQUE.-The relatives, friends and &C
ouaintance Of Mr.. JEHU F. GAsQUE. his wife,
Mrs. NJ Z GasQue and Of his mother, Mrs. n.
J. Gasque, are respectfully invited 70 attend
MS funeral services from his late residence, No.
4 Torch street, at ! O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
Marion Is c. papers please copy.
MAY.-The friends and acquaintance OF Mr.,
PATRICK MAY are respectfully iuvitei to attend
his funeral from mis- late residence, Bryan and
West Broad streets. THIS MORNING at IL
O'Clock
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MRS ABRAHAM LANSING of Albany n, Y, has
IN her possession the first American flag ever
flung to the breeze. II was Deque4thed to her
by her grand ather, Col. Peter Ganse wort, who
commanded Fort Stanwix when the flag was
first hoisted.
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ON THE DIAMOND.
Results OF the Games Between the
Country's Leading Teams.


Country's Leading Teams.
WASHINGTON, July Base ball games
were played to-day with the following g.
suits:
A Pittsburg-
Pttsburg; .....'....I 1900 SO
PhjadelPShia; n,...;,,: o 49, o O. 3
rors; Pittsburg 5, Philadelphia, s. Batteries
staley and Miller, Gleason and Clements.
At Cleveland
Cleveland. .........o oOs o. 3
Base hits: Cleveland II, Washington IL. Err
rors: Cleveland /, Washington O. Batteries:
| Bakely and thinner, o'Day and Clark
At Indianapolis
I H NIsl s........SS 9 Q o 6
Base hits Indianapolis 9. New York 12 Errors:
Indianapolis 3 New York l. Batteries: Bur
dick, Rusie, Myers and Daily; Welch and
Brown.
At Kansas City
F fansaf G.ty . ....d "a 3-s
Base hits: Kansas City 10, Columbus Q. Err.
rors: Kansas City 10, Columbus Z. Batteries
Sowders, Conway and Gunson; Baldwin, Con
nor and Peoples
| AT Chicago
Bosto6a ,.....'.......o Q 9
-, Base hits: Chicago 5, Bo'ton 10. Errors:
| CHICAGO Z, Boston T. Batteries: Dwyer and
| Farrell Madden and Kelly.
LOUISVILLE SURRENDERED.
| LOUISVILLE. KY, July IN II. David
son, president and manager of the Louis
vile Base Ball Club, to-day surrendered
that organic ,tion to the American Associa-
ton. meeting will be hell here or in
some Of the western cities within the next
few days to determine what disposition
will be made OF the club
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TO THE PUBLIC.

In retiring from the business of I. DAsHER &
CO. take pleasure in recommending JACK.
SON. METzGER & co. as upright business
friends and former customers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-03
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANs.
MARINE ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION
NO. as.
TO THE REMAINING MEMBERS OF
THE OLD WERNER HOOK AND
LADDER COMPANY.

You are hereby requested 10 attend meeting
at the residence of George Meyer, ll5 State
sire t. opposite Lutheran church. at O'Clock,
THIS Wednesday EVENING. July 3, TO adopt
means for the relief of the ia uily of John f.
Wiehrs. HI. LUBS, Chairman.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE COUNTY ENGINEER,
SAVANNAH, June %, 1899
Bids invited to construct a BRICK CULVERT
between the two and three-mile posts on the
Ogeechee road. For plan and specification
call at County Engineers office, Exchange
building. Sealed bids b ,nded to JOHN r.
DILLON, Clerk, on or before u NJ, the Bird day
of JULY 1899, County reserves the right to
reject any or all bids
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-03

At the Harnett House, Savannah, Ca,
you get all the comforts Of the high-priced
hotels, and save from 81 to 81 per day.
Try it and be convinced.-Boston Home
journal.
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MARRIAGES.


BLACK-LANE - Married 10 Savannah.
Tuesday evening. July 2 1889 ~ Rev J. R
McClesEey. LAURENCE 7. BLACK and LAURA L.
LANE, both of GuytOn, Ca.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-~-~~O~-~~~~~-->----~-N-f
Advertisements inserted under Special
Notices" l0iH be charged 81 % u Square each
insertion.
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LOUISVILLE SURRENDERED.

Norway's Ministers Resign
CHRISTIAN, July 2.-The Norwegian
ministry has resigned.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-03

No matter what the mouths disease
How foul the breath or teeth's decay
With SOZODONT on all we seize,
And swiftly sweep it far away,
Leaving the gums pure. firm and bright,
And the dull teeth as ivory white.
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PNEAPPLEs!
TELEPHONE IO7

Still rings It's at JOYCE'S and he is furnishing
at his market corner Liberty and Abercorn
Streets the FINEST MELONS ON ICE, GREEN
CORN, the Freshest and Best Fruits, and the
CHOICEST MEATS in the city.
JJ. JOYCE.