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TWO FIENDS
""' WI DO Lynciicd II They nrc Caught.
Terrible Case OF D%cprayity,

""' VIII be Lynchcd II They urc Caught.
Terrible Case OF D~cprayi,J.
INDIANAPOLIS, ND, Alayi25.--A spe-
e'a' to the Sentinel from Noblcsville says
horrible story reached this city yes.
'e'0ay and ii true and tho authors OF
Hae crime could be apprchended, there
may 90 a lynching before evening. Two
young men, whose names are known to
cIe authorities, were in tho, eastern part
Tuie county recently in the vicinity OF
oaIEksTl!le, AS they rode along the
Iuul!c highway they shot cattle in the
i iNr and dogs in tho yards;of farmers
Just over tho line in Madison county
liz induced two young ladies to 90
!sashs with them. When short dis.
lance east OF hero, it is claimed that
.,ey turned into tho woods and. out.
tasen the ladies' under penalty OF
~ The farmers wcreIffantic when
S S.G Wholesale slaughter OF their stock
,ion oecone known, but their indisna.
Avn Avn was increased when they heard
po.t 'lie tiends had outraged. the ladies.
nUt the misereants have gone to parts
Tor the present. Aio "NSt.et'
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,crrryI COUNTY HOMICIDE.
IA, sIo, In tho Door OF II sehcoi House.
An Old Ernl.

I 4 MAI EfNH -"-
An oh frufi.
"a ~r,,r,pondtnct Of he L,ditgtac1.
wyyrsGuRo, PA, May 95.-Word was
lived hero this morning Of a fatal
'soo,ipe ARRAY at Willow Grove school
So,,.e, Centre township, on llafgns
meek, Tuesday night \ number Of
MS and Young men had met at tho
,.Iool house to practice in martial
music, preparing for tho campaign.
Tomas White, son Of Vachcl White,
"a, IN tho house, and John Mcllcnry,
i. walked into tho house, lle and
White had some words and then went
,' 10 attention was paid TO tslcm,
00""ii ,he bows in tho room kept up the
aa,,,ticc on the drums and flies, making
! deaicninv noise. A flash was SEGA
trough a window, but II was taken to
Es A flash OF Lightning. Because
Il tho noise, no report OF q re.
y~o,ycr was heard by those in tho school
Sorsc. but It wns heard by persons
iyjnr near. The boys started in tho
,.bool house, and stumbled over Nc
ljenry's body, which was lying at tho
reps. lie was groaning. They carried
ibimr in the school house, and he lived
,bout fifteen minutes after being shot.
Il, was unconscious during that period.
Inc ball entered young Mcllcnry's body
little to tho left Of tho centre OF tho
b,ea,t bone. DR.. Miliiken. OF Rogers
villa, was summoned, but Mcllenry was
j~ad when he arrived. The constable
IA. notified, and he started in pursuit
White, who was seen by tho.two boys
Who discovered the body, running In 4
field. Coroner J. j. Roberts was also
summoned and Dr. Ullom. OF this place,
Tss asked 10 assist DR.. NiilikcE In tho
autopsy, but could not &C. .sao,
John Mcllcnry, r., is q son of John
NcIlenry, sr., colorCd, who usedto live
on Smith Creek n few years ago. lie is
,,ed about IS or 10. Thomas White Is
.son Of vachel White, and Is about II
years old. Both families rcsiaQiin the
vicinity Of the school house. 'Ihnf
Aieud has existed between tho young
men since tho holidays. A Warrant
vas sworn OF; before Esquire Grimes
It White Cottage, and placed-in the
bands OF Constable Cole, Of Wayne
Ownship. He arrested Whit at his
home, this morning before day
light. The constable took him home
Nth him, and after giving him n good
breakfast, brought him to this place,
and lodged him in Jail. His parents
cane to this county some years ago,
IRON Rock Lick, Marshall county, W.
Va 9 a.
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play was not interrupted, When the
occurrence becumc known much indig.
nation was expressed By the audience,
AMERICAN BREWERS
In Convention Mt iioston-work of III
y ~ au Mostiup Outlined.

| H'H#HH s..H.""
In Convention Mt l,ostun-wors of tho
Mostiug Outlined.
BosroS, May 2j.--Thc tlirty.second
annual convention Of the United States
Drewers's Association was called 10 or.
der at 10 o'clock this morning at Hor.
ticultural hall, OH fremont street, by
Mr. Ellis Wainwright. OF 81. Louis,
president OF tho association. The at.
tendance was large. 1t Is intended to
illustrate by maps, charts, pamphlets
and statistical tables tho magnitude OF
the brewing trade and It's industrial and
agricultural connections.
1t Is recommended TO present as
graphically MS possible:
]. The development OF the Amer
lean brewing industry compared with
tho trade In other countries.
.. Tho status OF brewing by states,
together with imports and exports.
3. Tho extent 10 which American
agriculture is benefited by brewing;
giving quantities of barley, hops, oats,
hay and 1.-Two stock used and employed
in brewories.
4. The development and present
status Of mailing. Z
D. The Industries which depend
moro or less upon brcwings such rs
cooperage, manufacture OF wagons, re-
frlgerators, glassware, ironware and OF
the various machines, engines and I'M
plements used In brewing.
q. Tho labor employed in. the brew
ing and mailing industries and in
the dependent trades.
Z. The Ievcnu question.
8. The brewing and tho beer traffic
In its relation TO real estate.
0. The effect OF tho growing use OF
bccr upon the consumption OF other
beverages. ,
10. Tho effects OF tho increasing o n
sumption Of beer upon the health and
morals Of communities.
II. Tho results favoring and encour-
aging, and Of laws restricting or pro-
hibitirg, the use Of mild fcrmented
drinks.
-. Tho rank OF brewing as a wealth
DrOulcinp ao,1rro rcporo1ly n-E faFh
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DiiLIiAIltE.
All Sorts of Local News ami Go,dns nom
the GtnSi Ctr,

w .'" wy ~
Sylvester Wetherald, the well known
mailer, who was stricken with piral Ssis
~ mum annne ZEN uays ago, olea
luesaay nnn WI w hurled from Hie
,gs,ueaeG ., ms N.artes
was wci, Enon,f thfn,,n%o,;I th;s yS,Inv'
ri sai.,;s. 49,
aia az ,e, ~ .,.lnas ., uGcoaseu
comesscd nv Snan,Icr pos, LEA M n ~" ~
noint ont tho nlnsrs To tLo scxton 90
3. Jones. thot their cravcs NAV In
properly strewn with flowers on the
3otl.
r. N. Townsend bos ros,,,ol 4, ,ra,,
dispatcher OF the Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling Railroad Company to accept
same company. i; J. Bigclow succeeds
MIR. Townsend rs chief dispatcher.
Now that tho Ohio Valley railroad Is
completed TO Powliaian those living on
, ut I'M i,n n,o pre n Som ~ q no
.raihs arg run 70 carr! either ireiSht or
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All Diod Mt the Sam , Hour,
.ial Dispdteh to the Inteli9encs-.

Special Dispatch to the Inte'li9encS.
PAEKERsBuRG, W. Va, May 25.-Mra.
Catherine Hart, mother OF Mrs. David
Burns, died today. She was born in
1920. but retained her faculties until
the last, and her recollection OF names
and dates was phenomenal. Mrs. Hart
is the third member OF the family to d.,
on the o5th day OF May, beginning with
1890, at the same hour and almost at
the same moment.
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West Virginia Pensions.

Special Dispatch to the Etclliacacer.
WASHINGTON, D.. c., May 25.--Pen!
sions were granted to West Virginians
to-day as follows: Disqualification
Bellyille, Jacob Thomas, James a. Mar
tin, David Robert. Additional-Henry
llixenbaugh, Samuel G. Parks, Henry
I. Miller. 1ncreased-Joseph Tomlin-
son, Squire Crous. Original widows,
,ctc.-Anna Schmidt, Margaret Schmidt.
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!. u. s. O. Excnrslona.

To Cedar Rapids, Iowa, account Of
German Baptist Conference May Goth
to June 9th at one fare for the round
trip. good returning until June 30th,
1852.
To Helena, Mont, juno 9TH to llth at
ono iare for the round trip, good re-
turning until July It'll; account Of tho
Supreme Lodge a, O. U. w.
To Washington City Sept. 10 to Goth,
at very low round trip rates; account
OF tho National Encampment OF the G..
A. r., good returning until October
10th.
10 Minneapolis, Mimi; June I'd to
9th, at one fare for the round trip, good
returning until juno 30th; account OF
tho Republican National Convention.
To Chicago, June 10th to Goth, at one
iarc Tor the round trip, good returning
until July Sth; account OF tho Demo-
cratic National Convention.
10 Saratoga Springs, n. y, July 9Th
to l4th, Mt one fare for the round trip,
plus $500, good returning July 10Th;
account Of the National Educational As:
ISOLATION.
TO New York, July 9TH to It'll, at one
fare for the round trip; account OF the
Christian Endeavor United Society.
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A Hundred Families Destitute,

CAIRO. ILL, May 25.-Letters received
here tho fact that there arc
one hundred families in and about the
town Of Wheatland, thirty miles north,
utterly destitute, the floods having to.
tally ruined the crops, drowned their
stool; and washed them out OF their
dwellings. A subscription was started
here yesterday afternoon and provisions
will be sent there to-dap.
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APOlntnr.

81 AZ. very much pleased with Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy" says II. N.
Bangs, the druggist at C%hatsworth, Ill.
"During tho epidemic of Ia grippe here
it took the lead and was very much bet
ter liked than other cough medicines
The grip requires precisely the. same
treatment rs very severe cold, for
which this remedy is so efficient. II
will promptly loosen q cold and relieve
the lungs, soon %cflecting a permanent
cure, while most other medici mes in
common use for colds only give temper.
airy relief. 80 cent bottles for saip By
druggists, it !
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Oldest u. & o. Enrineer Dead.

Sltcidl ULSpdlcht 70 NE NnttlliJcncck.
MARrlNsnURe, w. VA May 25.-John
Linthicum died very suddenly OF heart
failure in this city last night. He had
possibly run mn engine on tho Balti-
moro. 4 Ohio railroad longer than any
other man in their employ, the begin
ming OF his service in.tthat capacity dat
ing back to 1910. He was a much re.
spected citizen and leaves q family.
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Additional Trains between Wheeling md
.i t lsy Mo asville, UHa

The Baltimore d Ohio railroad com,
pany has greatly improvedthe train
service between Wheeling:and Mounds
vile by the addition Of .hree trains,
daily, except Sunday, which were in
augurated with tho new summer sched-
ulc on Sunday, May %. BY this addi-
ton there are now four trains: daily, OK
cept Sunday, between Wheeling and
M%oundsville. They are; as follows:
Leave Wheeling at 700. 11.40,t a. m, G.10
and 1915 p. m. Leave Moundsviile
GOO, los, 7.55 and 1880 p. NJ. The train
which heretofore lett Wheeling at 600
a. M, vii! hereafter lcave-at c, 10 n. m.
and will run TO MoundsYille and
not to Cameron as heretofore. The
change in time of tho Grafton morning
local will prove Of great convenience to
tho residents OF Cameron and other
towns along the line.
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Es.N'r. e
tragedy In n Paris Thentre.

a. new lonk, May ga Paris cable to
liza. terrible tragedy took place in the
T;Tt bss theatre which is known as tho
ob nsa.fe application. Tie wife OF an
M, Suse tenor named Peralde, who could
III" Ueal TO hear her husband Kissed by
lobhna audience, died suddenly in the
niOy, i'er husband meanwhile contin.
s!asss 70 sing and play his part on tho
bornaSo oody was removed to one OF tho
avs md by the managers orders tho
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THOUSANDS
appalling Reports from the Flooded
Districts of Arkansas,

MARASSA, ARK, May 25.-Appallirg
reports come from the lowlands on the
St. Francis and White rivers. 1t is es-
timated that at least ten thousand peo-
pie have been rendered homeless.
T~hirty-two lives in all have been lost in
the Arkansas bottom and tho report
comes from the White and St. Francis
rivers that several negroes and IEdians
have been drowned there.
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Bayou oIonIon Overlooked,

FIcKsBuRG, Miss, May 95.-News
IRON below on bot.l shores is alarming.
Bayou Monion has overnowed and
caused heavy losses to planters. Bocuf
and Temaj rivers are rising fast, ovsr
five fceti in twenty-four hours. and Ten.
sas parish is being heavily flooded. -.
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G. A. Il. Quarters


Srtcfal Dipaieh 10 The In.eligenor
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 25.-Appli-
cation has been filed by Lyon Post No.
%, OF Independence, Tor quarters dur.
ing the e.. A. r. cn%campmont for seven
ty-tivo members.
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po,tmustors Appointed.
srtcinl DISPATCH 10 Inc Intelligence.

Special UlsDd'ch 10 Lk InteHl1cnctr. ~
WAsIlSdroS, D. c.. May 25.-Post-
masters appointed: ]. S. Brown, vice
R. B. Smith, resigned, Holman, Mo
mongolia county; G. +. Hanna, vice D..
H. Roberts, resigned, Newark, Writ
county. rS EiSs
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1Fthc assessor has omitted to assess
you, sec to II, that you are listed. You
will DO deprived OF your o. in No
vcmbcr IL your name is not on tho as
SCISSORS book, -JsSib1.:
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ALLEGHENY.

ALLEGHENY, Pa, Nov. 81, 1891.
'1havo been In the drug business for the p'st
fifteen years. Silver Age Whisky has never been
questioned as 10 purity. md always recon.
mendcd By the medical profession.
7. II. FLEcH, Druggist.
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ALLEGHENY GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Max Klcln's Silver Age whiski has been used
exclusively In this institution for medicinal pur
poses with good results. +. X. TytDEsLEY.
Superintendent.
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G.. o. SMITH,, 9sal
myi5 g. l,ea Marke, s,ree,l
.F0R S a Z. Fl.

|. OIL W## ##
House Of seven rooms. 25:l Chnnlinc street.
house OF tI rooms, with modern improve
ments, lot a'Hla. South Roadway. Island. $3.50.
House OF seren rooms. Entf street. LOU cash,
balance OH easy terms. s. 800. i
Lot on south Jacob street, 500. tthI
Lot on jacob street Centre ihccling, $3.50. ma
Very desirable building lots In Behrcns &
car barns.
House Of frc rooms on EoF street, between
TTenty-fourth md Twcnty-fflh streets, S..30O. 7
House: six rooms, Wood street, Centre Wheel.
Ing. sL.3A l .1Tg 5f'6S|sS -
House, five ooins brick, Fourteenth street
HAN lot on Twcnty.linth street, s3OJ.n
House, three rooms. First ward, sSlfa +.4FY
House, tourrooins, Jacob street, Ceutre Wheel
Two very desirable lot, on South Front stro,..
Bushes house on corner Twentyslxth aud
Alarso lot at MeMechen, 100 b. eos ie,s. vor75
cheap. - -
House OF eight rooms. brick, Jacob strc,s b,-
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.
Seven lots. 5lyl01 feet In Fllau, whyte aui
characterization. Price SOD to SID zach.
One OF the beS. mG- rlac.rruy sits, In tbs
odty, f~rontingon two railroads
Choicolo.t 10 GleaG,lo
h1H In Fifth ward Ia Fll,a q why.s,
sSn, so, 5000 and $1,000 to loan on city real
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FOR REHTT
M a. HENRY,
FOR Said.
BUILDING LOTS

BUILDING LOTS
On Fifteenth street.
on South Front md Penn streets, mos, desira.
BILE lots on the Island. IT.
Only lot left on Fourteenth ~strcet-periect title
Desirable lots on North Huron street old Fair
highest ground on the Island, o. -,
Good lots on Mccolloch street, East Wheeling,
A splendid lot on North Front street, east side,
running back 10 river. 49, '"S'Ht
Firerooined house on Zane street, chcan.
sA2D Will buy q seven.roOmch house on South
inside wItcr closets, etc.
SLIGO for nvc-roomcd house at lSO North York
sllsI for slx.roomed dwelling. In good shape,
slH'e root clc., IN lower end of Martins Ferry.
And maa? others.
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TIE success OF Hoods Sarsaparilla is
because it possesses true merit, and no
claim is made for it which is not fully
supported. 12
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TAKE your meals at Tlie-MilHaakee
Catc. ROBERT GRANT, Mar
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FfN" W. " VHV
SILVER AGE


NoTE the .fopowing opinions OF leading rIIYsI,
CLANS and HOSPITALS as to tho merit Of"
- -------- Oil I,En a us nA.I. L..-I- ------
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NESBlTT & DEVlNE.
1899 Market Street, mylo
FOR SALE:

Three houses on Wood street. BETWEEN ThIrtr.
hta and Thirtr'sixth streets. on a fftS:ioot lot;
rents for 81 per month. -
No. 1910 Wood street. lot 91Slo0 feet. six rooms,
a splendid manufacturing or building site,
one o. the best In tho city. 30 feet square, cor.
ner Of Forty;second and Water streets; will DO
SOldas q whole or In lots.
A good inTn OF TX acres. ono and a hall miles
from the city. A good orchard! six acres in
grapes, has a live. roomcdh house, stables. ETC.. and
the best OF water. VIII sell on easy termsor
trade for city property.
Lots In lloGfmann's addition. the best value In
time. 49, -.
No. ALI jacob street, six rooms and lnrgc an,
Sso.S iooili,. .s..s
Fine houses In CaldwcllS run. cheap 500 to 1880
no. 45l5 9Gcob street. rents for sel6 4. 49,. ... 2, l0l
No. n Thirty eighth street. six roous, new. ASA
and two lots. -IIG
Brick house, four rooms and halt, Forty 2
trst and Woods streets, full lot ~ 80
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GARFIELD TEA cures constipation, dys.
pcpsia and sick headache; restores the
complexion and saves doctors bills. +
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JOSEPH A.sARKLE.

Pension Attorney, Notary and Real Estate
AGENT; House, rented and rents collected.
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NEWSPAPER LAW.

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express notice to the contrary are
considered as wishing to continue
their subscriptions.
2-S1f subscribers order, the dis
continuance of their periodicals. the
publisher may continue to send them
until all afrearages are paid.
3-If subscribers neglect CT refuse
to take their periodicals from the
Office to which they are directed,
they are held responsible until they
have settled the bills aud ordered
them discontinued.
4-If subscribers move TO another
place without informing the publish.
ers, and the papers are sent to the
former direction, they are held
responsible
5-The courts have decided that
refusing to take the periodicals
from the Office or removing and lcav
ing them uncalled for is prima facie
evidence Of intentional fraud
G-Any person who receives a
newspaper and makes use of 1t,
whether he has ordered it or not. he
Is held in law to be subscriber.
TIT subscribers pay in advance
they are bound to give notice to the
publisher at the end Of their time if
they do not wish to continue takiug
it; otherwise the publisher is authoriz-
ed to continue sending it, and the
subscriber will be responsible until
an express notice, with payment Of
all arrears. are sent to The pub
fisher. o
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1892-07-23

The recent passage of the Legisla.
ture Of a bill introduced by Mr..
Cade, raising the salary of the as
sistant quarantine physician to three
thousand dollars year, was de-
served compliment to DR.. i. j.
Mayer. The salary has always been
fixed at $4,000. tits poor economy
putting down the salary of such po,
sitions to figure where prominent
physicians are not willing to accept
it. The assistaptship was offered
Dr.. Mayer under the Nichols admin
istration, which he declined; which
was to be regretted as it would have
put him in line for the chief place
this year. He was not an applicant
this time, and the tender Of the assis-
tantship this time was unsolicited on
his part, and not offered as a reward
for his long and useful services to
the Democratic party, but as q re-
coguition Of bis worth as a medical
man. His lectures on the subject of
sanitary disposition Of the dead, and
Cholera Asiatica before the Attaka-
pas Medical Association, having
placed him in. the front line Of sani.
tarians.
The success Of the bill having re.
ceived only eight negative votes,
reflects likewise great credit on our
able representative, the Hon. Over
ton Cade, whom no member is more
highly respected in the House -
Lafayette Advertiser.
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". W. EDWARDS,
Abbeville. Louisiana.
Real G state Agent.

Buys and sells land and pays taxes for
non-rasidents.
Now is the time to buy the fertile lands
of the Attakapas country cheap. The
railroads are coming and it viii soon be
too late.
The following bodies of fine lands are
offered for sale very cheap;
i. $40 acres III Vermilion parish about
10 miles southwest Of AbbeFille. All in q
body and partly tiIubeg and partly sea
marsh prairie 4 fine winter rangecattle,
very low for cash.
2. SO arpents near AbbeTifle. All under
d good fence and with good cabin, we'll.
etc L choice farm
8. SEQ arpenfs on Bayou Vermilion,
about ~ laIles below Abbevilie. Fine
bayou land, part timber and part prairie.
Cheapgfor cash
I.ss:g arpents Of choice prairie land in
M0utou's cove.
s. 40 acres of fine timber land in the
rear of I. y. Winston's plantation.
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FofBleod, Bladder, BilIoasnsss, W.V.c

"They say down 10 Honduras that
if a man has a banana farm he has a
gold mine" The speaker was NJ.
V. Barney at the Grand Pacific. Il
have just returned from Honduras.
There is great money in the banana
business. The Honduras people
would be the richest communities in
the world from the profits of three
banana crops a year if they were
not such ahject slaves to poker and
cock~ights. Fortunes have been
made ont of bananas. Seven years
ago 0teri, the fruit man of New Or
leans, sold bananas out of an arm
basket. To-day he owns seven ships,
which carry on his fluit traffic.
"The government Of Honduras is
said to be fashloned.after that of the
United States, but yoa wouldn't re-
cognize it. At the postoffices every
body steps in and runs over the let
ters for themselves. Everything
about the mail service is public pro.
perty. a band of natives accom-
panylng me one day wanted some
thing in which TO carry provisions
and at a country postofice they ap-
propriated the only mailpouch i:
sight"
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wus IN Who arc weak, Nervous, De
nF & II bilitated, who in folly aud ig-
taH q tn noranee have triiel away
Iss their yigor of Body, Mind and
IsNfH Manhood. causing terrible
la Is drains upon the wells of life,
3ackache. Dreadful Dreams,
Weakness Of Memory, Pimple5 upon the
face, and all She effects leading to early
decay IL onsnuption or Insanity, send for
BQek.of Life. sealed free with particulars
Of 4 home cure No Cure No Pay. DR
PARKER, $40 N. Cherry, Nashville, Tenn
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1892-07-23
HlouIsiss,,ss state University

AND AeRfeuLTURAL AND MECHANICAL
COLLEGE, J.w. NICHoLs0N, PRESIDENT,
Session fsg1-92 opens October 5, 1891 Il
faTee and al,lt, corps Of professors, assist
Ant professors and instructors. Five
courses OF study, VIZ;
! Srrier itnral7 2. Mechanical and En-
aiSeeri.3a: s Literary, 4 Lasin-Scientiic;
S Book Seepina, 5 I I s,e departsaents 5tts thor
oughly ORGANIZED l ahtt y q stlt,tpPea. \.
session. I'll nine months, SI44.50. For cata-
IaeyIlg g{vfEg full Information, address
VI IL 4IAa2uDEk, Secretary,
Baton RonEe La.