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The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 8

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The Tennesseani
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Nashville, Tennessee
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41( i PI THE DAILY lifitlYNESDAY 116ItlsTiNG TILE I I ft a ISST m- DANCER OF CHOLERA AND CHOLERA MOR3US MOR3US SPORTING cLoTultio AN PR ATER To TID A GREAT EXTE NT It ERZ wir TOO DRUM OR rat aA4 bees otarided and purified with Ur American Watei Clarifier and Purifier Which to indorsed bt tha highest niedloal and ationitile authority and whoa Woad UW44 to dirgetiona to eboapar than a attar and tar ouperlor Aak your drnealeta tor sample palaces or ardor rtvm toe to inklit too OW NATXXALT1-1TICOIST eke CX3s )111141E OR MI ItA4 rhea end NT elks CPC SPRING Ball SUM11111711111 I flL coLora Li) sinarbs trp in in If bans LI ES Lila LI Illit It lit to Nashville Defeated in An Eleven Inning Game (Minato and 1)etrolt Win Their Games with Mass tateresting Racing at Saratogs and bionmontb Park Nashville Defeated in An Eleven Inning Game Cations() and 1)etrolt Win Their Games with see Co I latereating Racing at SSratoge and blonmenth Park Ilona SAMPLE POTTLE f4'''2't 11411 '141' 7777S kit 4 ":0 't 7350771W7117 117 KPbaitt CAN RN BEIN AT ens ntms I bilaa Till ksfilf 'A 4 Ny 44051 tl 4- 1 9441 tA 1 1 11 No 3 North Cherry Street 'TOFU'S 111:11411 Street No rE0t1 Oir i rzrITAonuti ot41 I 1 4-04 I 1 ti 't itetf Al lig 11 Barnum Withoo Warrington and Mhos Motley Among the Notes Warrington no LIej Among the Win Notda I'" No- I 14 StadC hisufalice Co rt YOC A4- V4 iAkth At Boston Batteries Healy and Lrundel Boston Radberne and Rot At rittsborie0 I 0 0 0 1 0 I I New 4 I II 4 0 -11 14 Now York 23 Emirs --Ilittsburg IS New York 11 bloCuttnick stud Fields Keefe and O'Rourke TUB TURC The Nionseasinta Park Nxw YonK Aut visitors to Monmouth Pitrk to-day reached there through a bower and found on arriving that It had rained here heavily mating the track sup thing but last First race handicap one starters Were! Richmond Spalding Bess Whin Salvistor Tarbouche Bess woo by a bead Rollin second Richmond third Time 1:15 Second race Seabright stakes for 2-year olds three-fourths starters wed: Prince Roltd My Own Bendigo Fordham Tristan Figaro Gallifet Tarsion Maxim tialliftst won by three lengths 'Podium second Royal third Time 1:1814 Third race Newareetakeer 3-yeer-olds one starters were: Cambysees fituyvesant Stridaway Stripling Fradorp fitendora Waite Squall Reveller OniwilY oStuyvesant wen by- a length and a bail 5) Ftsedeni second Oambieses third Time 14i Fourth ram handicap oneand one-quertee starters were: kildelgo Ilathuto Burns Barnum won by two lengths Russ second a head before H1- Time 2:18 I Mb race selling thee-quarters of a starters were: Young Duke Ichi Ben Pat Divver Editor Eufaula Laura tiarrieon Drake Luteeunag Miss Mouse Addistm Young Duke won hy abort length Editor second Miss Mouse third Time Sixth race bandupp steeplechase short were: Marry 'Mann Tallyrand Retributitit Soudan won by six lengths Retribution demi Barry Mann Wilda Time 3:18 Liii remiumr mown Nan mouth rained Wog Zoltan won b1 third Senn olds tbr Tristati fulf- haw so 'WPC Third oha-mui star" glieudor stoymes rme'dtio I45)i Fourti tog mil lelifitho dit(11is Ind Bo Laura I leuso4 cont'" Qt" search of other odds Half a dozen bookmtkom reused the bet but the men finally invested the moony at 8 to It was a queer sighL Hers the owner of a slabs after carefully surveying We ring chalked down 8 te 8 borgard and 12 to I Bradford miltumediataly the r'ash beglitt and with a frighteoed face he wiped away too qaotatious Tondo' Wu same Wag was repeated the odds no sootier gulp( up than dowD Way Woe with one sweepot the moistened 'pogo What a relief It was to Ws faint-beartod sixty when their elm caught the cheerful 9: "Tinning off CJMuire'm sontoth Mg In the wind bort? Mid or welblinown layer bit NCO "'mine upon his comrade with a sickly smile The tooling in the ring was panicky No one Note tate defeat of Hanover mom deeply than bitimitier Frank McCabe So long as Tremont held out the shadow of a hope McCabe eltulg to bim with wonderful pertinacity While TromAnt was Tremont the trainer Sever admitted the greatnees of Hanover "I still pin my faith to the black" be said to the last But when his Did went amiss be centered his hopes and faith in the eon of Ilindon It was MoCabe's voice that kept Hanover out of the Suburban Three days before the race the writer fat at the door of we stall to which the colt munched his oath talking 'Mr Dwyer tails me he's going to send one or botta of the wits to the post ota day "Do you think you have the McCabe is one of the most faithful and couservativo of Wilms "The colts are Rood" he was before Tremont broke I holm to see neither of 'em In that race" "Wby? You'aren't afraid of anything In It tre you?" "I ain't afraid of any particular horse rm afraid of all of 'etn together There's ao much danger of having in colt cut down that's flat I'm afraid Of And what ja Lb Suburban anyway that people are so craarto win it? There's many a better rocs and leap dangerout No I don't want the Suburban" The following day WOO Dwyers publicly announsed that neither Hanover nor Tremont would be sent for the young American "classic" alld on the heels of the announcement came the statement that McLaughlin bad been engaged to ride Ben All for the ftagInL If McCabe bad not been In the minority oq Saturday fhinover would still be animate' en for the colt would not have been sent for the Raritan Stakes with 128 pounds okay as at cod 2 lag 10t it SO tut tag Ire a wi of ha Me to he ho ad it- ak id LI" I In a at St so er at ly In to Is ty This I Till Nzactures 10111 TIMM AND TINT INTENDID TO ant all high pries In two invented km me Mid kept In myetors to Insure 'ewer pdoes than ever beton Whet I come en the may ket my stock is oomplete I oar- a ry goods that are not bright and neat I cater ALONE TO THE BEST LIVE OF TRADE AND A CUSTOMER SEEN IS A CUSTOMER MADE BUT I FIND that competitom Join in the 'trite and I stock up my store and sharpen mr knife and sell off my bargains while-others get blue for I make It a rule to cut prices in two Just mection my name if you don't know my etore--E terliaer the riv a Neer They know me of yore I wM make it a point to show you the knife that Ivor ries competitors on of their life The dagger I always keep point- ed quite sharp to cut every ar- tide hearpir a so tome to my store and 41 great bar- gains th'e she par will suit you in pr icee save tti a ThLTh 9i ALONE 1 TRADE A OUSTO1 that etrit and sell Its twc MI tb it 11 71 1 vuotie On Lb Malt ket m1 gook complete ry no goNis that arsnot bright and neat I eater VE NroDIS LONE TO TEE BEST LI OF afrifa anA a mtwa 111) Illy owns and sharpen my knits and sell oft my bargains while- others get blue tor I make It a rule to cut prices in two Just mention my name if you don't know my store-1 terhaer tb 8 (mare Dealer 'They know me ot yore I wM maks it a point to show you the knife that Ivor to cut ever- out ot ei ries competitors thr lite The dagger I al ways keep point- od quite sharp y's ide bearing a marki01) ine Ito my store and 4 great bar gainsth'e 1 she that will suit you in prices Spec lot Dispakh to The Anse Honsi' nt NEW 01111tAlitio Aug took eleven innings to decide to-day's game and for Vie last three innings all the 1500 people were ou gefr feet Nashville claimed enrything and Mannion their umpire grave them nearly sit they asked tinls decisions against Nom Orleans in the sittnd'inning wers so OUtrattetM111 that there WU danger 1 otan outbreak After that be confined his I work to balbOund strikes Nelthug Aydelotic nor Kelly were hit hard seven hila off Kelly and six actual hlta-offtydelettl being made When Nashville mune to bat in the ninth the score wits tied Fuller's muff Hogan's single and on balls filled the bases with ODO ouL Ilasren hlt to third and Kelly was retired at the plate and Fuller threw Burks out at first leaving to The Areetiessi ng' ate Aug 2-It took eleven dde to-day's game and for Innings all the 1500 PeoPlo feet Nashville claimed enry- annlon their umpire grave they asked Ws decisions DrIcauts in the s1ntIlnulng geous that there was danger IL After that be confined his 4nd strikes Neither Ayde- were bit hard seven hit oft actual hlte-offtydelottl being Nashville came to bat in the 'e was tied Fuller's muff and abase on balls filled ith oieout Sunni kit to Lly was retired at the plate iv Burks out at find leaving ta PENNSYLVANIA To the Owners of Live Stork in the State of Telmessee: We hoe en tired your State for the purpose of ropplying want loug tit to be nee essary viz: The Lusuranco of Live Stock So many experiments have been started and for want of primer judg ieent and good have failed that we deem it necessary te state to you briefly our plan or doing business and which has been a great succees both In our State and in ad Joining States The officers of this Asseciatioireallxed from the beginning that the principal thing to be guarded against was hence adopted the following distinct principles contained In the first intro 'dtittoty Wiled by us six years ago anti which has beenthe basis of our plans of doing business Please send for circulars No 8 Noel Block 1 DR IL SELLS filanager 1 Illanager 1 1040 4 t1OJIrE To the Owne State ot Teel tared your'' SU pli a II a tyi 7 of 11131 re1 ki be 13 1 tili yl ILitIti361 '4 1 ri 51 ee VIIIi a-1 14) le b'' A' 1 I' '40 4- "7bt I (117 Nioly4-40 i 0 tz 4-tV 43 cirI aft oEt qvuetilt A A 41 it' pi IV IP i Ilk 11 it -M A -'4- 11 uk ft -1-14- 1- :1 t4Itit 1 1 lz ft 4 ster d- 't 1 reztre-- a I 1 ed ir Lip No I 4' 1 ''-1 0' 4 4 7 2 4 I 1 Alliii' 00' ir i A It'''4- i 1 i'141 i ''Y ci A rt -4 7qQ '1' 4' 4 's er''--111:" 4 -4L -11 11---4-71'lc''''- 1-'-') 1 I I n4 fLf 1 1 spourING MOTES 4 to vovei 4 1 011 eVf 4t 1 LAP TO AliD BOTTLED DI- MICIALOVITCR FLETCJIER C40 4 Os BALN 7 LOVENTIIAL BROS Sole Agents Nashville Tent or-Algo fa sale by itll nolesale and Retail Druggists Liquor Dealers and Wist Morchasts myI4 same 0 VIIIII Int' kilt tX r-it s(64 ''1 4 A '-4 4 1r AND BOTTLED DI- 'itirrtir A dVATIrlitITT TAT TIPTIKITTTITI IP- rtn a it the bases full New Orleans won the game inthe eleventh Cartwright hit so hot tbat Bradley fumbled Geis' bit to Hogan and Buries dropped the ball at second and Kelly foolishly threw to third on POWs bit filling tbe bases Melrey's single brought two men in and Fuller's' single brought in two more In tisebvillos eleventh Kelly hit safe andClinton got base on balls but Canavan wad twe nice catches although so lame be could hardly walk and Fuller runner out At first Hayes hurt his band and Hogamplayed second and right MILEANA IS Bt PO A 6 0 2 1 1 1 0 Campaulf 5 0 0 '0 4 0 0 eartwrIght11) 5 1 0 0 21 1 op lielso 'db 5 1 0 0 1 8 2 c1 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 McVey 3b 4 2 1 2 2 5 2 Futter to 5 1 3 0 0 6 1 welts 4 1 1 1 5 1 0 Aydi lotte 4 0 0 0 0 8 1 Totals 48 8 11 5 83 20 6 NAMIVILLX AB IS LB PO A Baena 2b 0 2 1 1 1 0 Clinton I 6 1 6 2 2 0 0 Mama 6 1 0 1 1 1 Burks a 5 0 0 0 2 6 1 Reeder 5 0 0'0 2 0 Drip 0 013 1 Bradley SI) 5 a 2 I 2 4 1 'Nicholas a IV 0 0 0 8 2 0 KeiIyp 5 40 1 0 1- 6 1 NeweOrleans won the game th Cartwright hit so hot umNed Geis' hit to Hogan plied the ball at second and threw to third on POWs bit lee McVey's single brought (id Fuller'? single brought in Nashville' eleventh Kelly hit ton got base on bat but tw IIICS catches although so hardly walk and Fuller as- out at first Hayes hurt his railplayed second and ifasran a R' IS 11 PO A I 6 0 2 1 1 1 0 5000400 5 1 0 0 21 1 5 1 0 0 1 8 2 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 2 1 2 2 6 2 5 1 a 0 0 6: 1 4 1 1 1 5 11 0 4 0 0 0 0 8 1 48 8 11 5 33- 20 6 AB It le ILL PO A IL 6 3 1 1 1 0 6 I 6 2 2 0 0 6 1 0 1 1 1 5 0 0 0 2 6 6 0 0 0 2 0 8 0 0 0 13 1 5 0 2 I 8 4 I 6' 0 0 0 8 2 0 5 et) 1 0 1- 6 1 I 4 1 1 io I It 1 i I '1 I 111 i 1 a DECKER SPECIAL11I ES k-- At Saratoga SARATOGA Aug was thi sixth regulate day of the race meeting here The weather was warm and the track dry and fast Ai excellent programme brought out one of the largest crowds of spectators of the seasot First race for maiden 2-year-olds Ave-eighths of a mile-Ahlattle Louraine Fieuzite4 second Fowitab1 third T1mo Second race one mile and ati'orlong non-winning otley won Malaria 'Nomad Ewes third Time Third race the Iroquois stakes for 3-yearolds vuo mile-and 5iU won Gollab becond Glen Spray third Time 2:17 Glenmound led for over two furlongs after which Goliab showed the way up to the last furiotig poet Here Bronzemarta rushed forward and coming )14 teon tate Awo lengths between oeSoad awl third the others dose at hand It was a rattling good race Fourth race beats of one won the Bret heat with Himalaya second and Biscuit third Time 1114 'Murphy rodeWahoo In the second heatilimalaya led off but was outrun by Modeety who led to the half-post here Himalaya regained the lead but was snowily passel by Wahooi who held the front to the fintstal winning the 'held and me bt about six lengths- Elmo-lays second and four lengths In trout rot Frankle third: Time Fifedne handicap stediecoase th about one and one-half won by tour leffgths Wellington second Hinds third Ho tame was taken SMUT sixth rail The wm and huh out one tb eighths tto FLeu Ian Second winning huge wog Third okla ong wont Time 2:1 furlongs way up nfenzeni 1414yout wooed al It Wite a Fourth won ghe and Biro rodcwai In the woo 011u' but was held the I and lays sem vrifth11 a one Onu by four third 14 BERLINER 1 New Seale Upright en lanok New S( noS 1 I to tat Clothier and Gents' Farnishert Clothier a II South Ride Pub Lie Square 114 II Soul 1 NatsENTLLE TENN NASHVILI 3 1 '0-0 en ACRES very fine Timbit Imo liand located on the Ten- and Buffalo Rivers togethet with inexhaustible Iron Ores on the same Mids This is a big bargain at double the price at which wewill offer it at for the next ninety days ey nr'Also numerous Vacant Lots and Improved Placet in every part of the city at prices faAbelow the late boom figures trg- Desirable Building Lops on monthly Money to loan those buying Lots from us Pn- ble xt r' 3M le S- Ilgf Liesirmole nulialug CI a ULU L1 montauy pam yeuts ff'llt loan nei to those buying from Lots -1 Pev Via 11 C0141 Via 11 Ai Possess great voluate MIAVTIPTL QUAL rry sad EVENNESS of TONE throughout the ENTIRE SCALE to as extent not found IN ANY OTHERS Their fine REPEAT ACTION is a CHARM to EVERY PLAYER Theg are manufactured by met of MORE EXPERIENCE possess more VAL CABLE IMPROVEMENTS and are iv EVERE RESPECT better than any other IIIP RIGHT PIANOS The meat COMPETENT JUDGES PRONOUNCE THE)! THE HEST They are the LEADING PIANOS OF THE AGE and are purchosed by more of the MUSICALLY Intelligent people of all the LEADING CITIES of AMERICA THAN ANY OMER CO CO CO 1 i Ao )i 1 ert It Jae to mar10 I Wilkes' Rpiit The League pays 8250000 in salaries O'Brien of the Washington' has made three doubles 'seven triples and seven home runs this season 0 Becket is again pitching a winning game About this time 'last year he wonsieven muccessive contests The once famous and fleet-toed Kirkman was tired a few weeks since and turned out He will not be trained again this season A good manyspecu' 'atom prefer the bookmaking system to that of auction-pooling ix-invert th and probably the latest nvert is indi- vidual who purchased the Bret pool-ticket on Volante when the betting opened on the California Stakes i He paid 300 and in the same pool- Royal Arch brought CO There were three or four other announoed starters but they Awere scratchM on the morning of the race Now kad Volante won the oweer of the 300 ticket would hive realized exactly 70 centwn ble investment after the commission Mo deducted Al it was be loet his $300 beside' failing to secure the muck-coveted 70 cents CARTHAGE Acquitted of a Serious Ion at Day Speeiol Dispotek to The Lowly's Caarritaaa Aug Wilson' married man living mild' Rock- My In this County was' lust Friday arrested on the charge of attempting to rape Mrs Barnett living in the same neighborhood Wilsoa had his trial Saturday and while the evt dance showed that he bad 'used some proper: language -toward the' Worrialti there was no attempt at violence and be Qnftted In the Rome leighborhoed Jordan Foley and Wm Harris bad some sharp words which came our ending In serious blows The intervention of friends prevented fue ther trouble but Foley has employed Coon-eel to prosecute his adversary: An interesting prohibition meeting wee held at Riddleton last- Saturday It had been given out that Maj Sparks of Murfreesboro would be there and a large crowd was present Gold and John Jordan of this place spoke for the amendment and A Witt of this county against it One of the largest crowds that hid been in our town for a long time waikkere peter day at Circuit Court The people all over the tountry turnedoz Judge Fite opened coed and gave II tztaustivo charge to the grand jary which' was listened to by a crowded court room At noon adjourned and the Prohibitionists and anti's took possession the remainder of the day The question was represented pro -and eon and consequently excitement ran high The Prohibitionists were repreeentedi by Hon Geo Morgan of Cookeville Rev Hinson of Alexandria and Hon John Andrews of Hartsville- The other side was represented by A Witt and W- Gairett Of this oounty Thespeaking 00 copied about five hours 4 There is very little td Importatiotilbni the docket this term and court will laskonly a few days 4 le le I a 1 ci Barke of Nus a largn and John Jop an inwd )r the amendment pat1 against it as thahabeen ewashere yeeter 8 people all over edge Fits opened Ave charge to the listened to by a gook eaatt ad DmIdelbsottotbd nt ran high The ited pro and eon a merited by Hon vile Rev Ron John The other ide Witt and Thespeeklog no th iportanteihne Will laakaall a I 1 4 11 8 33 20 8 Innings: 4 New Orleaus0 4 00000(100 4-0 Nashville 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-4 turngd Orleans 2 Nashville Two-base and Bradley Total bases on Orleans 17 Nashville 13 First base on Orleans 5 Nssh! villa 4 Find base 011 5 Left on Orleans! 8 Nashville IL Strunk 8 by Kelly Ballsealled-- On Aydelottetn0 on Kelly 31 Strikes of! Sydelotte 52 oft Nally 45 Double Burks Firle and Bradlgy lilt by Pltrner--By Kelly 2 Time of Two hours and terkgninutes Special Dttpateh to Ths American CHARLItSloit Aug beat Memphis to-day by superior battery work The locals bad the game well in band 102111 the beginning The contest was fine the game being bard fought from start to finish McKsough's finger was knocked out ot joint in the middle of the game and Crotty bad to finish behind the bat Bungler mu-Wed and OKI was very little kicking -oil either 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 1-4 0 10 00 1 0 and Childs' for (laries- ton McKeough pitcher and McKeough catZbor for Memphis Bette 15 Memphis 14- 2 Memphis 5 How They Express Thser Eselings9- Chicago Tribune: It is curious to note the ditlegence In the way haw ball crowds In the League cities expreee their delight or displeavure An Chicago a cracking good play is greeted with a chorus of prolonged whdbps clear-cut penetrating like the note of a high pitched but not shrill steam engine It Is not unpinsicaL A poor play bxe an exig3nsive error is met by an ex- plosive IN) as If of pain and a palpably unjust dechion of the empire by a combination of hisses cries of "01 01" longed while a volley of "What?" is fired the umpire from all parts of the 48 II :8 33 20 8 4- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4-6 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-4 New Orleans 2 Nashville --llogatt and Bradley Total Orleans 17 Nashville 13 wrors-New Orleans 5 N4s11 ame on balls-Namhville 6 Left kleana 8 Nashville IL Struck 8 by Kelly Ballsealled- On Kelly 81 Strikes called- eft Kmily 45 Double aya- I Bradtsy Kit by pitcher-By re-Mellon Time of game- tenoninuosio to 2'he American Aug: 2-Cbarleston beat by superior battery work the game well in hand frOla The contest was fine the rd fought from start to fluish oger was knocked out or idle of the game and Crotty hind the bat Bungler umovao eery little kicking 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 1-4 0 1 0 0 0 I 0 1 alth and Childs' for Charimti pitcher and hicKeough mphis Bagto hits-Charles- Errors-Charleaton Express Whiter tine: It is curious to note I the way base ball crowds Wee exprees their delight or I Chicago a cracking good with a chorus of prolonged cut penetrating like the Moiled but not shrill steam ot uninosical- Poor Wall ilve error is met by an ex- It of pain and a palpably of the empire by a coin- ges cries of "01 01" a volley of "What?" is nitre from all parts of the Trotting at Buffalo -BUFFALO Aug 2--To-der was the first day of the grand circuit races et Buffalo Driving fak The track was bard and fast and the attendance large- First race 2:22 trotting purse 182000 aumusary: reinss Si 1 1 1 iiiotteo 4 It II lootilat 2 7 8 Equity 6 6 4 A 6 4 rim 22i 2:24 voting class anubti 1 1 1 Dr West 3 a 5 Lady WUKIflLr vseecr lbb 6 8 I 4 4 rt 1 0 4- 466 4 1If a 7 7 7 Birdereuis' 8 dr 13iThrIATI day 01 Driving first I aumluarl "Class leach Equity4-- Lamina- 2-4 014 Eci Mun PLitt-dwr wemat' iideriet- toee Ji)iiiWi dder ilirderooii 1 SHIEL 44 ''it- 4' 1 -'2 11p 4- i'' -4'- 5 z- '7 GLASS I 1' -L fir I 4 till 11 i it '''''''-'1' Ja dem' Il r''' Real Esta Exchall 6- (re Cherry 1 6 3 Bank! 3- Amrefilcan Nati i onal Church St" litoishvilleTenn Sell same ly nrm FRENCH AlTb AlIERICAT VP TISSUE PAPERS For ornamental work in Flowers Mats etc in some 89 distinct shades or colors Sample sheets sent mot Wire and Moss also for use in Aower work Koss also for la 1 god you Er- LILY Suitable for Cards and Photo graphs- New and -pretty kresb supply Ali sizes 111111'kla ilwrAm te The Ipeepat et Hanover tkvi Capt Con-'bet with the spirit of the true eporteman "took on mightily" over the defeat of the Dwyer' superb colt Hanover That's what his friends said at the St James Hotel yea- terday Thectiptft Was not visible until 'evening One of the clerb said he was at Long Branch Another thought be might I have gone back to Saratoga A young man I ho often accompanies him to the rates vowed that be was upstairs asleep Nevertheleas his opieloitto) ths race for tha Hare Amisetill(es i4fiti deoll that of ninety nine etion-ey turfman in 100-41anover was stale from overwork and shouldn't have been sent to the poet' Wherever sporting men congregated yesterday the defeat of the brave chestnut was the eubject of talk Men said over and over again the same thing but none seemed tette of bearing a rehash of second-hand opinions The listen ere moat have been somewhat amazed though to learn how many gifted race-goers backed Laggard According to their talk these fortunataloresighted persona knew it was all over with Hanover es soon as be appeered on the course Two men stood in the grand stand ten minutes before the horses were called to the post carefully studying their programmes A chestnut colt With white points stuttered by with stable-boy on his back a "Who Is that?" said one a man who lows the races closely without appearing on the sours oftener than once in two weeks His companion a veteran looked intently at the colt for some time a "Why lee Hanover" he said at length but there was doubt in hi tone: "Not much" replied the other "Hanover would be pawing the air and fighting for his head That must be Bradford" "No Bradford' a bay" iLaggarst then" "Yonder goes Laggard with McCarthy up cantering around thtl turn Thare Hawver beyond 'ill isn't the Hanover I saw In the Emporium Quite a different horse" "Come to the paddock and I'll convince to 1 Vel iier with "took on 1 Dwyer? si his friend( terday 1 eventlif Long ral have gone be vowed tha thelem his tontattglOs hint was stale! been seut men congi brave thee Men said thing but remelt of ars moat though to backed Lai these torte Vanish ow 'eared on Two men minutes bt post caret A chestnut by with a "Who Is lows the the count) RIB Conll 11411c1) Itit but the-r'e I oNot tau er ov ould hi bea fo Br rtgar Yonde a cntering bet70( 56 87 75 95 86 18 21 14 74 74 72 7i '72 74 qt 74 obLear rtate EITERYBIRDT Train leaves depot tit 7:20 a Tickets good to return any train Monday' -a-Tickets very low Jed dSta OLD POINT COMFORT VIRGINIA4 HYGEIA'110'11L9 Situated one hundred yards from Port Mott where daily target practice guard mount and dress parade take place Exoelient boot lug fishing driving and surf bathing acewm modates 1000 guests Afternoon concerts and nightly hops Pure ocean air free from rattlaria and conducive 10 refreehing sleep Terms less tor the accommodating given than at any hotel of its elms In the tinned States Average temperature tot' stanfotr 741 deg Send for Imitated descriptive pamphlet myle eodSm PIKS Manager CRAB ORCHARD' SPRINGS KY The Saratoga of the South MOW OPEN FOR TVE SEASON CAPACITY il 500 guests First class In every pa lculaz Low excursion rates from all points Address FRAZEE JR Manager Ie9 eod 2rn Crab OIL- GASI A ARTESIAN WELLS Drilled in any partof the world Nu to CO feet deep 014 'in ar ONAntiseariVCCIA10 American Well Drilling Comparry 124 LMaIitre et LouIavlUe Ky All dame of Weil Suppligs furnished- 3e24 wool 4w COLF4 I KMINLIL JOHN IL JOHN IL MILL LW HARRIS BIIIINL 1 EUILNAL A ArcmsoN KOGAN JONAS BERRI a JACKSON iresidest A JIALEIS Cashier I COLL Chairesa pli)dlos PRO AN BOARD OF JOHN WOODARD A JOmt HOUSTON CRADIENAH ROBERT A YOUNG BUSH 1 BYRD DOUGLAS JR WHAILIT WM FORTIN KIREILAN JOHN ORR NDGIR JONWS Tice Problem' JOHN 11 11A Wee Presidetit Ilizeeetive Committee eel 17 NASHVILLE' ACADEMY 13cpyls axid CrtizellE liqtri OPEN AT 87 HIGH STUEET SEPT 1 Ishr Tlionotron GLIM' COURSE Including flight Mathematics and the Ancient and Modem Languages Boys University Course Special attention given to talistbenins also to the Deleorte order of zercises for cultism Instruction In mending darn- ingplainembroldery and crocheting For arcuissrs address Wheeler Osborn tit Duckworth Alibi A BOWEN AND MISSit JULIA litAsOAISTEIN Frtnell als JUItUll flume Instructor in Modern Languages at Vanderbilt University will tench the Jy10 eod2m Stis or 5th A LITTERER CO IN- Faintthi0 Flpg140'-SalTli114 Shaftillg ad Pulleys Saw Kill Supplies Wool -Working lackluery: We have just en mpleted arrangements' with Wheelock formerly of the firm of Wheelock I Co this city to fake charge and manage our Machine Departinsat and are prepared to furnish bide and betimates on all kinds of cilium Correspond mice ti I 11 1 '11 Il1411 11 11A4111111 li' te SUNDAY' EX 11111 CURSIONS 'r 1 1 14 rixotar rtate A- tiSit CATIATAL $1000 000 4 4 OpM EITER7B9DT Train leaves depot tit 7:20 a nij'9' Tickets 's good to return any train Monday! "-Tickets BOARD OF DtaliCrOns A vNTf 1lowvtr: J016 d3al COLA KMILINLIL 101111 woonian A Mink JOHN IL LILA' JOHN IL GRAY JOHN HOUSTON CRAIGIULLO t)1A0 rullsITCOILFORL VII LW HARRIS IL BURNS ROBERT A YOUNG BUSH 1 Einxialt A AlvmsoN BYRD DOUGLAS JA IL WEAILET 1 V1111111NIA4 EDGAR JOIDIA DERBY WII PORTER IIDIEHAN a a JACKSON JOHN ORA i JOHN IDIRRAN'Presideat 1 MOIR JONIA Vie Fresideal 1 EfIrGELt-110'rEL 4 I Situated one htindred yards from Port Mott AL Calkter' I' LIA1 in" Preeld1L 1 roe weer den Luvet ei menet IL COLL Chairs lEmeeative Committee eel 17 itil4 41--- 1inidei raii plazik-- guard IfenTgo- monw ig onommwmounommalommoommommomemonmanmonmemonomosomonnoinumatmonnommommoni ing fishing driving aud surf bathing Accom modatos 1000 Aftentoon concorto and NASHVILLE' ACikDE MY 11 ---I- nightly bops Pure ocean air tree from ram laria and conducive to retreehing sleep Terms 1114exe Emma GrjavijE I less tor the secommodation given than at any I hotel or its elms in the united Arenas ITUP ILL OPEN AT 87 HIGH STIIEET SEPT 1 18h rnortotiorf EN 1 i' temperatur tor summer deg Bend pa II OLISII COURSE including Higher Mathematics and the Ancient and ktod- 78 ussrared ossorIptive pamphlet ern Languagei Boys University Course Special attention given to uilistbenics mria ends pKg manager also te tits Delearte order of ercises for nbyrical Instruction in mending darn- Mg plainembroldery and crocheting For Circu ad lars dress Whee At Du ler Osborn ckworth CRAB AD tin' ra onDlyn 0 ni Languages ft Alibi A )WE AND fills JITAIA BIAr0h181'EIN Prineit Ala I villainy zi 'militia Afr Militia Blume Instructor in Modem Languages at Vanderbilt University will teach the 1 1 of jy10 eod2m 4tb or bib The Saratoga of the South A A LITTERER qk -8z' 0 fp I MOW OPEN FOB Tip SEASON CAPACITY 1 'i 0 i AI 500 guests First class in every pa Immix ---DIAIMLS DI---- Low excuratolrajte rsainstrom allomin mtean- arAddr rees ie find -Crab DrohamLY 0 I As i Farm allicHlill Ilachinery FI)Igines Saw Mills 1 1 4 Shaftillg and Pulleys Saw Kill Supplies Wootifirking lackluery I ARTESIAN ATELLS 0 1 Drilled in co any partof the We have just mpleted arrangements' with 0 Wheelock formerly of the tirM of aulle-- 1 worm-- -IW- to fet deell Wheelock i this city to take charge and manage our Machine Departineati 1 1 t'' VII and are prepared to furnish bids and bettmates on all kinds of machinery Correepond i ft 41itialliz air ism shoe solicited md1111 4 vs imapm-Asoosia 3tzer-kor 1-K i Fa ni A 74 56 74 87 American Well Drilling Comparry rimiNOS II I 74 A VNXN1l 71 72 ei 124 It Main Street laulsv111: ly Jo li 110 79 95 12de 8613 AlleculameeeweaftwWell Supply furnished puRrEt i i A 21 t' 01 ORGANS 0 ordi rifEasN9'-- 15 79 09 9 rt A et 1 1 -n- 1 ObLeeL13 rtate 1 rA 114P1-7111T el rill() ililfi A' 2 2 11 09 I 74 th I 141'9 I 1 5 7 Union Ritambeet ap12 ly -1--- ALABAMA TENNESSEE COATI IRON CO' r4 THE STOCKROIMERS OF TB1Alat' Mma Tennessee Coal Iron Company: By 3rder ot the Boatd of Directors a meeting Of he stockholders of the Alabama Tennessee oa Iron ComOoDY Is hereby called to meet It the hotel Monte Saito nmtr Ala Dn Thursday the 25th Day of Apgust 1887 at 12 O'clock for the puraost of Increasing the capital stock if said Company from $2200WO to not more ban $8t25000 and Its bonded debt to not flora than $1500000 the mme to be empldied effect a consolidation of said Alaboom rimnessee Coal Iron Company Eith the Shetield Birmingham Railroad Company and the Bahama Improvement Compels' or or two sore of them and for transacting ail such ther business as may be neceesary fully to 1 krry Into effect the aforesaid objects COLE President WM JONES Secretary Sheffield Ide July 21 RBI -if75 auxe td 1101'illGOIIERY'' BELL 157 -union 'street Ji seta eod ly a 1----- ALABAMA TENNESSEE COAL IRON CO ro TEM STOCKROEDERS OP TEJI-ALA- Mma Tennessee Coal Iron Company: By srder of the Board of Directors a meeting of the stockholders at the Alabama Tennessee Iron Company is beret) wined to meet It the hotel Monte Sano near Ala Dn Thursday the 25th Day of A gust 1887 at 12 O'clock 11 a tor the purriost of Increasing the capital stock said Company from $2200010 to not more Into $8435000 and Its bonded debt to not rune than $1500000 the mme to be emphied 0 effect a voneolidation of said Alabama romnessee Coal Iron Company with shet- add Birmingham Railroad Company and the Bahama Improvement Commute or or two sore of them and for transacting ail such- Cher business as may be neceasary fully to arry into effect the aforesaid objects COLIC President WM JONES Secretary Sheffield AIL July 21 1881 -ty23 hi I Ol'iTGOIIERY BFIAL A KNortry 1 I Indications Propos' float Will Curry Special Diapalch to TheAtaerfenin jCi4OgvILLB Aug 2-4311 the 110t11 of this month Knoxville will vote upofl the propositions to subscribe 500C00 to the stock of the Knoxville f4outherif Railroad and Powell's Valley Railroad Committees have inade it native's of the city by wards and to-night reported that 2938 voter had declared In favor of subscription and onlytwenty-one men declared in opposition while thirty-seven are reported doubtful Two wards are yet to be heard from It is 'thought that 8500 voters will poi) In favhr of the subscriptions with loss than 100 against the appnt priation of 500000 cotton-Region Bufietiv War Department tins) Service II Division of Telegrams and Re 1 for the Benefit of on Bulle- tin for '14 hours eliding Aug 2 I 5 76th meridian time: Nuil I 1C yttaxi'mill Temp inE In101orn 1 stallic Temp LE 6 diroad propos' Irr 'e i the EOM of this 0 1-11- -1--- 54C00 to the Fouthem Rail- 'alley Railroad a of o-night reported ared to favor of ityone men de 01 'M-seven are urargbd: tarbat 168t500141 )t the subscrip gainet the appr uutiv Army- ReEs tor the t9H- CM 2 2 I Rainru Numto tit vitirmi ritat'ne leall4 in-71-411i4elPhiii- tilt- good plays of the le Co tat iol piked by a deafening PAYNE me tesl' a lewg- loners 0 'bah bey!" with here and there home a shrill yell poor plays tied uneatisfactory decisions by hoots 0o oo" and In New York pleasure and satisfaction are expressed by in a clearrhead tuns and acoomDaniring this with vigorous stamping-aud pounding with umbrellas and eines Displeasmo is manifeeted by ales of Murder" and short ohm yetis of "01 01" while diaguM stream up "Awe" strea up from all-over the audience In Boston the applause la a combination Of cellar yells in Which the explosive "'Rah rah 'rah" Predominates with an accompanhnent of staccato "111--y1--yi ri Wrung together like several yards of a sausage anda vigorous clapping of hands Nowhere la the East has there beer wet any one In a Crowd wbo ean beijin to rli like that chap In the smokers' section a Chicago His leonine roar of "01" after verybody else is through la peculiar in the Garden eltr League and Association Games Dirritort Ann 2Bemin the Allentown "Wonder" whom Cincinnati tried to oh tain pitched for Detroit to-day and did re- inarkably well Two CIOSIli three hue bite i two scratch hits and five bases on balls was all that the Prates got from him and he struck out four men The banes on halls were the result of nervousness but at criti cal points he did well He also watched bases well His oupport was good and the visitors alaa fielded well Fogarty made a remarkable catch In the eighth inning hatiroowvenr the rig nhcti fielded to the plate Detroit claimed a ACADELIY blocked ball but the claim was not allowed I Lmtrott A 0 I I 1 0 3 0 0ft) ratiadelphla 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0--4 1 1661 Base hits--Deiroit17 Philadelphia 9 1 3 rhiladelphin Bat- ts 1 1a ri and Gausel Mulhaton and IAESICa I allatustiluss uoursus Gunning Cambio Aug A 2-rThe feature of to-day's '1" ball game between the Chicago and Wash Spacious Granada Wine Mending luglon Bali clubs- was Williamson's running stops Three times he bandied balls Veil Equippeti Able carps of lastrue-1 and put men out when It looked like safe me Discipline bind but Dem Work 1 bite O'Brien a local playerVas put in to regressive ad thorough Address I play second base for Washington but did et DLADK pribetaatt- i net do any too well but to fill a gap The I Chicago players batted Whitney freely and Tenn- i this fact coupled with the viitors' errors le2211vfrml Inv a 4 wade the result certain from the Wart r-77--nr-- ''-'71-1117'71 Chicago 2 2 0 0 31 0 2 --10 i $1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0-- 3 Washington 010201000-3 I la ilia good plays of the recognized by a deafening hey!" with here and there ir plays and untatisfaCtory "Oo oo" and groans and satisfaction are in a cleaohead outlying this with vigorous wilding with umbrellas and lure le manifested by cries id short sharp yetis of "01 sted "Aws" stream up from mice applause is a combination in Which the explosive lf predominates with an of staccato ether like Bevelsl yards of da vigorous clapping of Isiu the Kest has Mere been I crowd who oan begin to ip In the smokers' section leonine roar of "01" after I through la peculiar in the Association Games 2-Beatint the Allentown um Cincinnati tried to oh- Detroit to-day and did re- Two cleat three hue hits and five bases on balls was lee got from him and he nen The bases on balls if nervousness but at criti- well He also watched support wu good and the ed well Fogarty made a I In 'the eighth inning the ball over the right was thrown back and plate- Detroit claimed a the claim was not allowed 4 0 1 -1 I 0 8 0 0-fb 100000200-s Iroit 11 Philadelphia 3 Philadelphia Bat- Gauzel Buillaton and The' featnre of to-day's -g- en the Chicago and Wash- was Williamson' run- times he bandied balls when it looked like safe local player-as put in to for Washington but did ell but to fill a gap The Atted Whitnof freely( and with the viiitors wrong rertain from the kart 22 0 -0 31 0 2 -10 1331 W3 asihitingtol ts3 32 86 VA' 89 '16 92 i06 91 98 92 '98 80 14 VI 80 t6 91 96 91 98 91 '98 98 Wilmingtoit 411 Chariestou Augusta 11' 10 Atlanta' 11' MobtgollmerI 7 Mobile 3 New Orleans 14 Galreston Sti Vicksbusg 4 Little 15 Memphis 19 --errace 11 10 11 9 14 4 15 II 11 10 11 7 9 14 90 4 15 19 -I 15 -1 19 1 CO11iLEI101 FEDER 0 0 N' 'S FAUPI VTIAil viiwnrR 'fil-trlit I SIPE: El sPECIAL 1 1 i 0114 stitI SPEC IAL I Alftrrek 41 1 I All loi 1131 Irdkin P-- i 7 1 1 wi ilt- 4 P4' --Y4 1 Imparts a brinlant transestormy te the skin Removes all pimples' freckleo ad discolora- tion' For sale by an krst-siaas a niggles or nakiled for 60 orate In stamps by a POZZips St Louts Mot ao12 ood IMParta Romovee tiono nokited to st 111 Tt 7 all Makee dtreet to eustotners front heed quarters at wholesale priem ippa8 guar: Ise mol ley asked ttlt ivZstrusadmvi tested iOlta us befor purehaelng An Investntent ot ands may save you from S5 Ono $100 Address JESSE FREFICH i TO' eustothers from heed quarters at wholesale t1 411 1(-rit priom All fIrxis guar- anteod: ISn14: money re -00 Dr Immo? arromolnietys 711 4 Emu rcurvirom te us befor until In An i 1teckl i01 "PM at of ands may Dave I Iron $5010 $100 Address PRSP' PIERICH Nem I NI SHOW CASSdc WALL CASES SHOV1 Washington 9 Ert I 7 Washington 10 Batteries and Daley Vitality "and Will-A At ItTAAmr 7 At Now 3-Er 3- Washington 10 Batteries aley "Whitney sand Will- AIWA AIRAVIt uttury 41JU OH Al Now 7 Tht two friends soon' returned maklog directly for the ring 7 "I tell you It' all ioutrfilisuril fancy" the vet el on was Saying "The colt' ell right lle has nothing to beat anyway He pould bop away from' Laggtul and Bradford with one leg tied up" "Nowithstandiog all that he'll be downed to-day There's no fire to'bis eye the white bas turned perfectly yellow an his ambition gone 'I tell you he'll be beaten" "Nonsense" "All cigtit Here goes a hundred to back my faith In my judgment I waan't brought up in Kentucky for nothing" "What are you going to back Laggard or Bradford?" "The field of course if teen' get Odds" "Well you do it against my advice It's throwing the mmey away" The Kentuckian found one- bookmaker laying 8 to 1 against the field and be invested his $100 at that figure The minds of the bookmakers Were unsettled when the borseerosde their way to the post Slates boldly ti1t1i witheotTere of 8 and 12 to 1 against linen? colt and 10 and 15 to 4 vaned Bradford' At finst there hail teen no takore among the knowing mid foilowers of the respective at the last moment several well-known betting men entered the ring "Three hundred on beard" said one of them thruoting a baneful of bills at a short thick bookmaker whoee elate quoted The offer was met with It kok of surprise bottle log on amazement '-itp -wept the little mail'e They swept over tbe log ptinelog an Instant at etch elate Then tri took Me ef mtg and quietiy rubbed out all the figures ou the blotto the operatkin beleg accompanied with i Mow eliaking of the bred 'lion' want be said as be iettled his fat beohchee 072inst the side cf tte pen The posee3' roiNed aorl 111 the veteittn fight Be He could Bragont ho tuthag Lion gont eNormati 'Mjicluh my faith brought hp "What ai Bradford?" 'The 0s14 oWell ye thmwing gg gig)Tileg vst42 his The mind settled whs the post or 8aud 12 andldend first there knowing br of the reap moment Sc' entkred the "Three of them th short thick 12 to 1 Ihe eller 1 horde 114 little mait's (lug pansin trg took hit out all the fi tkAi 1 lug of the to 'Dna' wai fat hatiLche NAsuvruz9 TENN Wholesale Distributing Dey'r for the South 334 air mb22 17 wh7 Etortl-Nt-h ecout7: kit ETLIPIE010i tjarS11 ic pia mb221y 11 atnra4 Pr 8ergit 8nzI LacoNrkmsuum sorlArmTy: 4 Ths-lltivertr CINCINNATI- Avg 11 feet 0 inches and rising Weather- clear and Curio Aug feet 9 lichee and falling No arrivals er departure Weather clear aud hot LoulavriLls Aug 24 siadbnary with 8 feet 10 Incites in canal and feet inches on the fallst Weather cloudy lint end heavy windstorm Ittle011pRD t011 by ball and ralu paseed over the city at 2 MEMPHIS Aug a'--River 8 feet I-la on the gAuge a decline of I Inch during the pipit 21 hours Depoted-ArtalasasCity to Vicksburg Weather cloudy SL Louis Aug 24--Tlie river has fallotE 2-10 of a loot sod gauge marks WO klortou Si DatiL Departed Morton St FaulNcw South Calm City of Vicksburg l'icksuurg Jack k'rust MAmphfa birnta Kmaas City Weather clear evil very hot- oudy bot 14134 lausrcloigInthteo 1-rn11) on ba tallol erke itti Deorttd 1th Calm ck k'roet Weatber MIT ArMY 11 feet 0 dear end chef slid 7' 1 tat Jrr1 1-1 I 't 3- 3 iiii 'iL hkt 4d' ear riOltrill -'11i k' 1 fil4 1 YO Jr itheltSatiffe LMitts CP- ---4 11trtho Walrobees Colt! to w--' tt st an 14 Acims sad emtraille Irr: -f-x-4r----r--- i '7 i '6: 0' loW4 Fr r' ao 4'''' irt 1-1 It 17 1 Ai 31It t'13 ewes knit 1 'L abe-emwt ritri7ititlatig' 611 e0 lel l't: 5 14 Cincinnati 8 8 'Ciffoinnati 8 and nolbert Mullane and Keenan At Atitletieg bt Louis 0 6 0 5 0 1 3 0 14 11 St Louie Frrors-- Athleo St Louie aud Ai altion I utliz and 11903 At 1' thi41re--2 0 0 0 ft 0 0 1' 0-3 tlii--two 0 0 3 0 il 1 0 ef--- Irio--13al'imore 9 10niol'lo 9 Ermro 1 i 3 Lortivilim 1 IA l'elor 4 IA Cries I tr k'' 4 '4 4) 0 2 1 0 0 0 3 1 AtI01241--15 1 0 0 6 0 4 1-6 100003000-4 11 Cincinnati 8 Rano 8 'Clitoirinati 8 Ind nolbert Mullane and 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 2 1-- 6 0 6 0 6 0 1 3 0 2-14 11 SL Louis Ferors- tile 5 Datteries-Matthew is and boyie 2 0 0-0 0 0 103 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 s- LouikoKle 9 Erpars OItSfli14' 1 Nattertes beepill IA 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 3 4 I 0 1 1 4 1 '-Pi fltrfgo011tang-6100000041-- ctheinuau1 0 tk 0 0 a 0 0 14 Cincinnati bletroPolltana 8 Chfcainatt and Bolbert Mullane SI At Dela nee curnitu and Arfortilmiktrated PaMphlet TERRY BROW CASE CO ilut1101110TeILL Irg waUsr111 rosrPERFECT Prepared 1Ith attet regard to Strength it Beattaleleare Dr Prire'a Baking Powder comma no Ammon leLinopAlum or Paospnatee DrPrio gitAstti thiauja Lemon ate" dam ger lirdor PO Wet et deo 09 fj le2 till Pep10 m-7 or 8 1) FREE ift713AsciRgTficilltirdttn the spoetly cure of Nervous Debilityfal171Qat good Despondency etc A copy of tblo will be flees tree osaitut Address SCINNte1 nIALTli Us Sixth ltOtiLn 416 halt thAl IF Tts 00 ar ---r ir-yl jionFro Evotta-: It i i A a '3' Tut gy l'': oi 90-peaerliartsillmith Mmto StrIgthr ft Beatriddleoss DrPrkee flaking rowdertufnet 1 Desp lice curnituti aid Ihtu'res i nosr pERFEcT LiArr P26 11 4 GrA-4- no Ammon leLizaeralem or Phoopeates DePrits 1 1 '7---- EL Lino Wee 1 443 'akt WC R4 2 tVict6' aallill as etc-o delkkmaii 4fr 1 "IP i i (44 )02 till sepia A m-7 or 8 VS ----L- I 'IA 1A Coro Itay PRESCRIPTIONS found In tao i i Oats 8ap Dags 9 Barl 794'1 EFfial of II EA flf Flo) foe' epoe 1f' nrees Debility Loos Moro 49 1 Deepondenc7 etc Cpy of lb A i a ed Address Illeilibit 4 i I 7 fr of NASJIN-ILLE TENN 4 Of BEALTlis idd Kink IlLeeiwitadoiL 411 ITS weUX-11-'t 4 bona toll 17 I Totr5r6Irrotos ur11n mit i LA0 10 01 i MUM Ina viroer shotar sovvvlittg 444414 444 von 7 1 44to a wo 4 A 1' 14 1 1 MINISTERS Lawyers Teacher! and ethers who occutat givis but little tk should U3e Little Liver Pills for Torpid Liver and blibetAnefs ono is a 422 sod nd a little ex Jver Pals ono 12 a kito.

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