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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19

What's the good of anything? Moth.
ing-unless it is an umbrella this
weather. The best are sold at O. r.
Welton il Goa
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19

Don't leave for the seashore or noun.
sains without one Of our covert" over.
coats, made for cool evenings.
NICHOLS ~ WALLACE,
l69 Main strsek
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
How 10 Ih,. Tor Heyond tho nate,

No pains have been spared to make
this special sale of summer fabrics the
event of the season. $500 yards of
Belfast lawns. darro dimities and satin
check nainsooks. These goods are not
old stock, but are boughE for this sale.
Your choice of any Of these goods, &c.
Terms strictly cash. A. J. Phillips.
under Oxford Hail.
n,,o n...,,,- o ..--.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19

iohnson's Emulsion OF Cod Liver Oil en-
gichea the blooi, builds sound flesh. restores
Arength and vitality 70 the debiliteted body.
Rant bottle. 81.
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w. C. MASH.
l29 High street.

fNlIE BEST III ROALE IN THE CITY FOR
L tho money ut 40 High street Head.
quarters Tor cheap niDbon combiued with
quality. White Dimities. worth c, selling
Mt lie Fer yard. 4j-inch Lace Curtains
at only 1910, worth &c 2-a,.
GEO. 3. BELL Agent.
Brandt building.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19

40 70 ha1aIniii's for 1araaiaas
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-15
WORRIED HIS WIFE.
An Ex-Postmnster Sent VIE heuers
to- His Wife and Is In Jail.

Macon Ga. July ESPECIAL -Ex- Editor
Carl Etheridge, of The South Georgian
until recently published at Douglas. COZ
e. couutv was tried before United States
Commissioner Erwin today, charged VITA
sending obscene letters through the mail
10 his wife He admitted the charge but
said ne did not know il was any ouense
for n man to thus write to his own wife.
He was bound over in the sum OF Sato 10
answer at the November term OF court
I'm Savannah. In default OF bond ne was
put in Jail this afternoon.
Etheridge was arrested YESTERDAY IN COi-
fee county BY Deputy Marshal White, OF
Macon and brought here this morning
Etheridge comes of a prominent tamiiy III
North Carolina He took an active part
In the third party campaign in Coffee couh-
~ last year.
In May. 1893. he married the handsome
daughter of one of Coffee county most
prominent citizens. In September lS94' sh"
left him and has instituted proceedings for
divorce. Since then Etheridge has written
his wife some vile letters which fell INTO
the hands of Inspector Bulla and led 10
Etheridge's arrest. They We're produced
In court today.
In June 1884, the postoffice at BrooHer,
Coffee county, was robbed. Etheridge sent
word to Inspector Bulla that ne WouId
tell him who committed the robbery. When
HuIla went TO Coffee county Etheridge
said his wife's brother was the person.
The brother who was In Macon today at
teudfne. Etheridge's trial. was arrested ON
the charge and tried before Commissioner
Erwin and promptly acquitted. as there
was not the slightest evidence connecting
him with the robbery. Etheridge says he
viii sue his wife's father and brothers for
alternating her affections from him. Ether
, idge is about thrty-fve years old and his
wife twenty-three. They have no children.
Judge Spcer's Humanity.
Erwin Of
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-15

United States court for the southern dis
trict of Georgia, has issued the following
letter to each United States commissioner
in this district:
L am directed by his honor, Judge Speer,
TO call your attention to the great import
ance at this season of the year of DECLINE
ing, IL possible, to commit persons accused
OF trivial or technical offences against the
laws of the United States. The courts
are now about to adjourn, and they will
probably not be in session again until the
late fall 1t will. therefore, be a great ex-
pense TO the government to hold such pris-
oners during the summer months. Besides
TO incarcerate prisoner who has not been
convicted at this period of the year viii
ne punishment far mere severe Than the
law contemplates. 1t will be injurious to
health and in many cases will perhaps IN
danger life. Indeed, during the heated
term. such imprisonment of men accustOm-
ed to the open air life of q farmer Is in
sense is intolerable Moreover, i'm all ball
able cases. 1t is highly desirable that the
prisoners should be permitted to give bail
Ii rs suggested, therefore, that bail for a
small amount with good security is much
better than Tor a large amount with doubt
full security
''Of course these views of the presiding
judge are not to be considered as appiica-
bic to cases of a serious character, to
felonies. or to those which involve moral
turpitude. In most internal revenue cases,
he thinks, II Will not be difficult to cause
the arrest OF offenders Immediately before
the next session of the court to which the
at once Such offenders do not usually abb
scOnd'
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Atlnntn's Way
SEND YOUR EXHIBITS.
Governor Hastings, of Pennsylvania
Issues a Proclamation.

Harrisburg. Pa. July Especially
Governor Hastings has issued a proclama-
ton calling on the people of Pennsylvania
to make an exhibit at the Atlanta EXPOSE
ton. In his proclamation the governor
says:
Whereas. The general assembly has ap-
propriatcd $4,000 for the payment of the
expenses of the Cotton States and Inter-
national exposition commission authorized
by joint resolution; and.
Whereas. 1t is fitting and proper that
the manufacturing, mining, agricultural
and other of the great interests and
natural energies of the commonwealth
should be fairly and adequately represent
ed by her citizens at the said Cotton States
and Intentional exposition.
wow. Therefore. l, Daniel II. Hastings,
governor OF the said commonwealth, in re-
Spouse to the patriotic sentiment indicated
by the general assembly and in accord
with the spirit ana comfy that should
exist between sister states OF the republic,
and in compliance with the sad joint reSo-
luton which declares that Pennsylvania
leads All her sister states in manufacture
ing, mining and agriculture and her indus
tries should enter INTO meritorious compe-
tit!ou with those Of other states and coun-
tries that Will participate in the expos. ton,
do herewith issue this my proclamation,
calling upon the citizens of the common
wealth without distinction of race, creed or
sex to Immediately prepare 10 iuFulSu tHelI
fun quota 10 the interests and prosperity
Of the SAID exposition.
Il do particularly request all railroads
and transportation companies. all mining,
ship building ana other industrial firms
and institutions. all agricultural. hortcul-
tural. Horticultural, botanical. geological
and similar organizations. all producers of
and operators i'm natural oils and gases,
all churches. schools. colleges ami unlyersi-
ties, All literary. r. Iis.ous ana historical
fine arcs al editors. Publishes F..a-- ~
and bookbindefs, al banks bank rs and
capitalists, all architects. designers. deco
eel in the production Of gram. vegetables
AMI flowers, of butter, chees" and other
produce of the farm. all skilled artisans
and inventors ali who possess articles Of
novelty. beauty OF of historical value or
Significance. all state, county and munich
pal Offices and all and every person IN
every walk Of life who may aid i'm eX-
pos ng To the people every character or
specimen of note. wealth. evidences of the
growth ana development of every depart
mont of social. material, commercial and
Industrial interests, as well as that which
represents the history and patriotism of
our people from the foundation of the
commonwealth to present that which IS
worthy of public notice ana consideration
at the said exposition and TO lend their
assistance in making the exhibit a source
Of pride 10 all the Inhabitants of our state
and a revelation to our sister states as
wen as to the world of the progress enter
Prise, growth, development and uur.valed
resources Of Pennsylvania.
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New Jersey Next.
MOODS CAMPAIGN.
IL VIII BE the Great Religious Fen-
lure of thc Exposition.


The religious feature of the Cotton
states and international exposition viii
b. the Moody campaign.
Not only the church going people OF At
ianta, hut the general public as well are
Interested ia the coming of the great evan
seist aud are looking forward to his visit
with peculiar pleasure. AIR. Moody is
known I'm every part OF the world and his
name has become o household word in al
most .-.t.~ 'tt e..I-. the sun.
Thousands Il people hock 20 hear him.
Mr.. Moody has frequently addressed as
many as ten thousand people in his con
2rcsatuu and held them all spellhound
hy the wltchcy Of his oloquencc. lie rs
specially fitted for his great work and has
THE satisfaction of knowing that be has
taken an active and successful part i'm the
grrat work OF redccmiug the world ana
OF savius men from lives of degradation
and sil
The only condition named by Mr.. Moody
in his letter of acceptance was that of
am auditorium. he realized that 1t would
Doe utter FOLLY 90 accept the invitation un-
less Tie people of Atlanta would provide
recommendations for the crowd that would
ilock 70 hear him during the exposition.
His experience had taught him this and
accordingly No. made the stipulation in his
letter lie says that he viii be obliged
TO have au auditorium with seating capac-
i,y of 5000 The committee wrote back
70 Mr.. Moody aud assured him that suit
able structur, would bee erected. In re-
sppusc 60 this letter MIR. Moody replied
that he would devote the month of No
vemoer to his religious campaign in At
lauta.
About two months ago Mr.. Sankey. on
his way home came to Atlanta in behalf
of Mr. Moody. Tie was deeply impressed
with the cordial reception rendered him by
the people of Atlanta and especially with
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-15

1h~ C"hb counts Farmer WI" KILLED
ttis Nrizhhar Has nrrn Located.

AAam Net~hAHfsN AtEa~ hH-HM AafsfWAf'N
Eaton. -rre .-aar rlu-y farmer who
I..-.l II~ u.-tI.r Malachi Pitts. In
s.. ..rlg tart Of June. BIAS been located.
a.a fa@ u.s.r ttru more than twenty
away r.u tfe sv-ne of his crime
tas ue.r been in hiding a minute
Ee NOW U.s.
u.r ssrer day Pc has been WORKING Ga
fa. i-ht Within Says eide ~ his ola
E,.r--
During IN that time there has boon nj,
uttes.. ar cnurea'msut s1 Eatou.s part
and ts wHr than uua h. Eas -al5 thar ~.
vae ts work uu wher- d. was mfu
the t,r..l- arn-uH hi= home uHiet#l ,ic,gu
and then D. was going o. retufn. BE said
Die did mot fear neiuE hunted Tor v.r. Har-f
eut Thought AN ne lld % dn was ID et4v
% here DE- was aud in short tirue every
tt .uE would cone his vav ana he comb
~ back home without being moIeSteI
70 10 dlt MOT rain on the Turner pIaftta-
trr which is im Douglas county a.l .rls
q r.@ miles from Villa Ria YESTERDAY.
Eafra was Boz the felds working among
e.. cotton as he has been doing ever since
~. :rlrf or fourth day after a. raI
from -h~ scene Of his crime. This infor-
s1a..Ha vas given % I ~ Constitution yes-
tsrilE hg EeutlEmlu Who had been in
that urf4lhc-hDoi Tor three or four days
nEt EueE what he was talking about SIC
hli known 10th Eaton and Pitts years L.
fore Dos. game 20 Atlanta and was aston
f-I4ei Eheu 81. heard II lhc murder .nd
ftclLeutIy since then has wondered wlat
hsl become u Eaton Will. h. was u
Douglas AMI near the Turner plantation.
Do happened % mention tine killius and was
asking about BE- when he was Informed by
q friend that Eaton Ras then ami hal
teen ever since the killing on the Turner
pslutati1u. aud that ha was working ia
Fhe field every day. where he could be seen
- ell WhO came along.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-15
THROUGH An OPEN SWITCH.
The Fast Mail on the Illinois Central
Wrecked nv Trmnpn.

New Orleans. La. July l2--.ast night
train No. .. the fast mail on the Illinois
Central railroad. was wrecked three miles
north Of Pouchatoula. la. when place is
forty-eiSht miles from this city.
A switch had been opened. ahd Tito this
the train ran while running ut a hisn rate
Of speed The engine struck a train of
empty cars. which We're Standing on the
siding. buryinG the engine under the Cebris,
and overturning the engine and Luggage
car The remainder Of he train Ecpt TO
the rails, and none Of the passclRcrs were
hurt The engineer, Jlck Purdy ore of
the oldest and best engineers OF the read.
was instantly killed. and the nrcman,
George Hammond had both arms ! oxen
and was seriously bruised abou. me body.
Five negroes were arrested ere today
charged with breaking the elk auI tpeE-
ing the switch Southbound Passenger
train No. % met No > at Pom ,ha.oIid on
time.
The conductor of train No. p On the
way down found three negroes ON his
train trying to steal . ride. Ihey we're
put OFF At H2mmonG. which IS ABOUT ten
miles north of Ponchatodla. The CONDUCTOR
IN goinS over his train after lcavur Fam
mond again discovered the tree negroes,
and stopping the train, put them eff a
second time This was directly al the
point where train Mr.. was wrecked less
than halt-hour later. Naturally the rail-
road men on train No. ,, ION .IuGci on
hearing of the accident TO No. That he
three negroes were responsible fo~ the mis-
chief. the negroes later IN ;ue nisbt
boarded freight train and rs the railroad
people We're on the lookout they We're
locked in the car and brought nc re. The
evidence against them is very strong.
Every Woman should Read This
To the Editor Solely with a desire TO
benefit my suffering sisters .Sill tell n v
o"e Who VIII address me WiIn Stamp how
was cured of diseases peculiar to M sex
such as prolapsus leucorrhoea, mental de-
preston. Indigestion, etc, after | had
spent all had on doctors and medicine and
been given up to die. | want no money
from any one and have nothing to sell
MRS. II. +. STEVENS
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400

auanta July 10 Roasted coffee 81 90 q 100
= cescs Green boice 2Ic: fair Igiac; prime So
standard granulatej 47sc, ErauuIated ga.
New Orleans white 4isc- do yellow 4as-- syrup
= Nevy Orleans open kettle 25d.iuc; mixed 10
q. s,,,.-5ur,rhou~e 1uNS.Jc Teas Black .fOGG5--
rr,eu 2ua5uc Eice-IIead 6cs choice 5izr- sail
dairy sacks "a 10. do hhis. S225, ice cream OOs
cor,non -Oc Cheese-Eun cream lie. Matches
eiEs Doc; zoos 81 sod 7.,.;;Oos So Soia-hoIe5
IL: keEs sec CTackers~oda DC; cream size,
a. suans she candy Common SICK u fancy
i2a I.,i. Ovsters-F. W.sI-7O: l. W. sl.2j. POS.
Cer-kegs $50 ShOt-sl.S5.
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Chrnn from sonth GrorgIa.


Nassrs F. W. Bird & Sons. East Nalpole.
Mas offer to send entirely free 10 any OF
oIlI Subscribers a fun line of samples OF
their Neponset Red Rope Roofing FabrlS.
This fabric Is waterproof and iroslprOoI.
The place of shingles or ciapboards on out
houses and back plaster in dwellings ANY
one can put il on, and we advise our rear
ers 10 send for a line of their samples IL
will ray them 20 DO so.
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Every Woman shou,d Rcnd rt,tx
4 Sensation In Raleigh

Raleigh. y. c.. July IA sensation was
created here this afternoon by the present
ment by the grand jury Of the supe rior
court of 5. +. Satterfeld. principal clerk
of the lower house of the last Legislature
and !. Y. Brown. enrolling clerk for flil-
IRE to do duty as officers in permitting the
act to prevent assignments to be enrolled
which had never passed either branch of
the legislature.
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GLAD To BE IN JAIL.
Jim Williams Is Much safer I'm jail
Thau Ont.


Rome. Ca. July l0.-(Special.)-Jim VIII
liams is the name of a negro who is just
now glad to be behind the bars of Floyd
county's jail.
The cause of this gladness is the narrow
escape he had from a band of pursuers'
who. had they caught him. would probably
not have hunted for sheriffs and Jailers'
but would have melted out the punishment
they thought 1T.
Williams is accused of an attempt TO as
sault Miss Sewell, an estimable young lady
who lives just over the line in Alabama
near HowelFs cross roads.
Her father Is well-to-do farmer an"
williams worked on the place. Night De-
fore last Miss Sewell was awakened by
noise I'm her room and found the negro by
her bedside. She screamed and the negro
ran Yesterday morning pursuit was De
gun by a number of neighbors but before
they reached him Deputy Sheriff Albea
captured him near Cave Spring anu
brought him 10 Rome late last night Tor
safe keeping. Williams says he went INTO
the room 10 get a pair of shoes which ne
had left there.
The HucI.Ieberry Crop.
The huckIeberry crop has been exceed
inrly large this season and the berries are
still being brought in. IL has proven
fruitful source Of revenue to many. VINO
would have otherwise made nothing. ohe
firm alone has paid out $500 for these
berries shipping them to Cincinnati, Nhi
cagO and other points.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-15
Ern,,, md Confe.,,on,r,..

Atlanta July l3- AppleS- 500 - 300 2 hM.
lem ons MeSsina 60. %. Oranges California 81 -
assoc. Cocoanuts 2l2a0Sc. Pineapples-Crates OF =
coz - OOa3 %: dozen s5.OO,HI-5O Bsnanas
straignts JOdl rs: cuils 3OcGs -. Figs 1 la
HE Rasins-New California $40; IA boxes 600
zoe Currants 6I2d,Gc LeghOrn ctrOn goa 25c.
Spts-Almonds 15dt &C: I.eCans 1Aa5SSc- Brazil "a
asc; iberts l. NC: walDuIs lo&llc: mixed nuts D
6IOc. reanuts-EiIgInia electric light 5tG6c, fancy
handpicked 3lzg5es NorLn Carolina 3G4ei Ge0r,
cia S92a-S
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The New York BnnS Statement.
AtInnta clenrInE House Statement.
RROYIsIoNs. GRAIN. ETC
CONSTITUTION OFFICE
ArrA~TA. GA. July -. ISaX
rTour, Grain and Meal.

Aran,7 July IL FIogr FIRST patent 50 90: re--
on3 uafent - 40. straight s4%O, fancy a.. 5:
* ira family $500 Corn white 5Sc: mixed
- Oats white 46c- MIXED 400. I've. C7eorziA
-oc barley. tseorcra raised S5e. Hay. Nc. I tim1-
nv farc bales 81 1 a. small bales 81 90 N 2timof
small bales soc. Meal. plain doe b3tet % M--As
man sacks. -. small -tcEs -. ~hgrtssI -
eio.g meal 81 90 Cotton seed meal so loo -
huIls a.; 90 = Ion. Peas &c Z bg. Grits 50. 80.
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Atlanta July l3-EgCs Sn9c Butter - wes.-
srn creamery 2OGs22I.c; fancy Tennessee I50I5
, hoice i2is: Georgia loo 5Iac Live poultry
TURKEYS Io r p. hens 25tr29 =: spring chick &
:. o.: ducks SfG2Uc Dressed poultry Turkeys 1863
Sc. ducks I2at A.: chickens IOHI2l.c Irsn pola-
Burbank sss.OOd5.25 Y hbl; Si.lO = hu Ten
uesset. bu Goa &c. sweet potatoes 95@1SSuc = ba
Eouey- strained SdGIOc. IN the comb IOs9I2ia On
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APPENDICITIS oUTWITlEh

Gardeners are trying So hard to get rid
81 seeds in FRUIT tnat BOO leW years
...sor coull not have appendicitis 30 Pee
trf.f Already we h3ya ,.iles~, or naFel.
Clau-es.
some varieties Of apples have been gro
,rs.r,.l tl,at have almost mo- seeds. Th E: gre
arro~inalities. Sometimes they are called
..tr.alr1l.-z' Eetaue. tho blossoms have no
Metals and iu some ,asa- Lack stam,us.
TaIslr producers ju california are trying
20 obtain ss,alsss grapes for raisins. fhe
famous srcdless grapes Of Corinth are cali
"a cUrrauts-
The banana s soedless and has been 50
FOR centuries. though nobody knows why. II
is moJiiri berry. cutting the middle YOU
viii sometimes see some little brown srois
which are rudimcutary seeds.
Hortiruliuri-ts ar. also endeavorins 20
rfI fruit of thosnS. Some oranges and lem
uu- age ..ry thbrmy Efforts are being ma'ie
ts u.i ria of The thofus ON raspberry ana
blackberry plants simply for convenience in
rirkir-. The thorus are intended 10y nature
To- protect tire plants from animals.
II shr baby Il Cattialr Teeth.
BE sure and use thar o.d and weIi-tr.ei
remedy. Mrs Wmslow's Soothing Syrup for
children tret thing n soothos he child
softens thc gums allays all pain. cures
wind collie ami Is The best remedy for diar-
Thoea- Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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EXPOSITION MATTERS.
THE MOST IMPORTANT Events FOR
THE BIG SNOW THIS WEEK,
A Movement to Hurry up the Display OF
Exhibits-New York state Selects Site.
Illinois and Alabama on tho Move

The next party of exposition commas
sioners to report to President Collier Will
be the state board from Illinois. They are
expected to arrive in Atlanta within the
next two or three days.
The board was completed Monday by the
appointment of George Schneider. Chi
cago banker. The other members of the
commission were named last week by Gov
ernor Altgeld and are: A. 5. Trude, one
of the most prominent and influential bust
ness men of Chicago; William Il. Halliday,
of Cairo, and Willis j. Abbott, of Chicago.
Mr.. Abbott is an editorial writer on the
new Chicago democratic daily, The Chron-
iclc, and is secretary of the board. He
will draw "a monthly stipend OF $3.50 for his
services. Mr. Abbott is one of the most
prominent newspaper men of Chicago.
lie was formerly with The Herald.
The commissioners have an appropria-
ton of $4,000 to spend on the exhibit. The
amount was appropriated by the last legis-
lature.
The bosed is one of strong men. 1t was
selected from the finest element of citizen
ship and the character of its membership
insures the finest kind of exhibit.
A Thing of beauty.
The building erected by the state of New
York Will be thing Of beauty.
Two stories high, with a broad veranda
sldrtng the whole building, ans at each
ing covering, it will show up to striking adj
vantage. The front entrance will be wide,
with large stone steps leading to it, Just
over the archway viii be placed the official
seal OF the state of New York AS "A whole.
the building Will give rather rustic effect,
but it will be finished up in the most
tistiC manner.
The interior arrangement is splendid Just
opposite the front entrance will be a divi-
sion, where those VINO come will register.
ON each side OF this will be the parlors-
one for the ladies, ttted out in the most
elegant fashion, and the opposite one for
the gentlemen.
In the rear will be the lunch and club
rooms reserved Tor the guests and visitors
10 lounge. The blizzard parlors will also be
there. There Will be a broad circular hall
way, opening up INTO the second story
Altogether the appearance and arrange
mcnt Of the whole building Will be most
attractive.
New Jersey Next.
Now for New Jersey!
10y Governor George r. Werts, of that
state. a proclamation has just been issued
officially calling attention OF the citizens
10 the Cotton States and International ex-
position
Wednesday morning it was received at ex-
position headquarters. and its emphatic
tone shows that the CHIEF executive of the
Garden State IS thoroughly in earnest and
aroused as TO the magnitude of the enter
prise. No appropriation has been made by
the state OF New Jersey for the purpose
OF erecting "a building, but the proclama-
uon of Governor Wcrts viii stir up private
funds and money from other sources.
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eases of women, diseases Of the eenitO-
urinary organs, nervous and blood dis
eases. diseases of the air passages, piles
and fistula cured without the knife. Pam
phlet and question list free. w. j. Tucker,
ND. Bread street sIl2S.s Gs,
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The DoII-Bridc

The new paper doh. issued by the J. G.
Aver Company, Lowell. Mass. is certainly
a beauty. Its pretty face, and many
changes of fashionable clothing and hats.
make II favorite IN every doll family 10
which il goes. The small sum Of ~ cents,
in stamps. brings this doll-bride to any
little girl who wants the very prettiest
and sweetest of dolls.
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Provisions.

Atlanta July l3-tIear rib sides. boxed &c: Ice-
,.ured hees she sugar cured hams los, IA 1Isc:
california 7S,c Break fast bacon 10 &C. Lard Best