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MILAN EXCHANGE THURSDAY, MAY 27. 1880 Tattie af Xewipt Proirty. Charleston Saw. There is nothing speculative ia well W4iblishei new.jrper proirty. A neti'ipaper ii hunt to build up, but it is proportionately difficult to pull dovvu. It is an aggregation of atoms, and iU segregation, untW the most favorable circumwtauoes, takes years and yeari. The fact that ?t depends m tbouisnd of cuHtoinen for biicce&j in its protection. No two groups of men thiuk alike, and what di-pleases one het plea- another. Even impru dent management cannot seriously in jure a ncwsrmper, so long as it does not tread upon the toe of too many of its readers at the same time. Where it loses in one direction it gains in an other. There ia, indeed, only one way in which a newspaper can effec tually destroy iUelf, and that ia by disappointing, and continuing to disap point, the general expectation! of its readers as a whole. These readers ex ited the newspaper to keep certain lines, and the newspaper that deliber ately goes outside, and camps there, will starve to death as soon as its read ers have found a newspaper that suits them. From Small De ginning. The TaMat. It is not necjesary that a boy who learns a trado should follow it all his life. Gov. Palmer, of Illinois, was a 'ountry blacksmith once. Thomas llayue, a rich and eminent lawyer, also of Illinois, was once a bookbinder. Krastua Corning, f New York, too lame to do bard work, commenced as a shop-boy in Albauy. When he ap plied for employment he was asked: "Why, my little boy. what can you do ?" "(Jan do what" I am bid," was the answer, which secured him the place. Senator Wilson, of Massa chu-etU, was a shoemaker. Thurlow Weed was a canal boat driver. Ex Gov. Stone, of Iowa, was a cabinet maker, which trade Steven A. Doug las also worked at in his youth. Large numbers of men of prominence new living have risen from humble life by dint of industry, which talent is as gold coin on a barren island. Work alone makes men bright, and it does not alone dejend on the kind of work you have to do, whether you rise or not; it depends on how you do it. j. a. Cisco, Dealer in all kind of FURNITUKE, FINK COFFINS, M ETA LIC BURIAL CASES, CASKETS, Etc., Jackftou, Tennessee. Orders hy mail or Ulecraph will receive mmpt attention. Satisfaction guaranteed. 'Ti-rr alow an in any city. augM-ly r LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAILROAD LINE. The Quickest and Shortest Route TO ALL POINTS . NORTH & EAET. XLT OXK CHASUEOr CARS. TO COLUMBUS, O., CLEVELAND, DETROIT. I'JTTSU V BG II. rhlla4elplit. rmr York. noafwu. And the beat route to HAI.TIMOlli: h. WASIIIM.TOX PULLMAN PALACE CARS Eua thronrh from Milau to Lonirville and Cincinnati without change. Texas Emigrants Are pent thcoflrh to all points by this route quicker, cheaper auil with more com fort than if any other. Train run as folluwi: Myl6.ItW0. j Daily. J Daily Daily. Lv. Milan..- I am S.A". mn o.Vpm Ar Mckeniie .... U6 pm 411 " I "Ml " Lt McKenrie ..... I lo8 ' Ar Xafcviile I 7.: ' 4 -SO ' I 10.HU ' AMiuthrie I S.2 pm S..Veiu 1.46 am I.v tiutliri I . 9 0."am I Ar Nah A illc I 11-40 " L uthrie . Ar F. ansville. At r.n'linctJreen I Ar Louisville.... I 11.1 am I COO pm lIl.ntwiiTj I 3.:t.piii I ".V pm 11.4.S 4-5uam 11 XV " ';in train ram only te iltlicnzie on Sunday- I.v v ilnn (12.S0 a mi 8.0." a m 12.2U Ar Humboldt....' 1.20 " ,jJ.;J " lii.M " Ar. Memphis I 5.1( " ' 4.'JU " A(fnla :it all station can give you full and reliable in formation to time and connection to ail . unity, and will procure yon rates and throunh tickets on application, for further information. address C. P. A I MORE, Ocn'l PZ Af't. Louisville, ky. -THE- Lookoat Mountain Is the best equipped, safest and mot pleasant hue.'it being the gteat Central Short Line between the Northwest and Southeast. It i by far tbe shortest and bmI direct rout to the celebrated Snrinea and tauiner reports of ir rinia and kaat Tenneaam. Connection! are wade with all point. I'allman rlcper ma on all nicht train. Tbroagh Meepeir from Memphis to Nahille ithout chantc. Double daily eonne-tione all threofh trains. Haa inwss men and pleasure seeker, boar ia mind thai tbe NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOUA & St. LOUI3 1L K. Offer better accommodation,, better time and Iwtter connection than any other route be tween the Northwest and Southeast. L'ee Mrnsphia " .Mckeniie Ar've Nashrilla ie " .Mnrfreeboro .. " Wartraco TiilUhoma T herd Cowau- hteTenaa " I'ridircprt ... .12:10 a m S:0W a m .. 4:15 " l:Ppn .1":U T:. " 10:10 " S:15 " 11:S7 " : " ..!pn 10:40 1: -11: " 1:44 2:'i . S:TT sio 11: Vi " l:K'a m l-m - mo . : " l:Wwm Ar re hattanoo(a Atlanta 10:5.) lor intormaiion. umt-i" , rummer retaru. rwax-bed by thu Una. eall on or a (Urea. f P. ATMOIK. Jr. r W. L. rANLT. Taraenaer A rent. Mficrhif. Irnn. Gea'l P. A T. Agent. Nashville, Tenn. Gray & Noble's Temple of Fashion M'Garoek Block, 27 North Cherry Street, XASTiriLLE, TEXX., IS THE POPHLAK RESORT rORGE.V-tlcm-n of cnltuie and taate in the art of drci.. Their utoi'k of Kahionablo Hat and Kiite Knruihiuir liood ia thu larirut and mont complete to be found in any city in the Soota You ha, c not M'vn Nacbrille until you have viritcd their eieicant ettablicbmeuU JACKSON FOUNDRY" AXD MACHINE SHOPS. Wright & Smith, fAOkaou. Teuu., Manufacturer!' of Iron & Brass Castings OP ALL K1XDS. Specinl attention riven to Repairing Steam KniTneg, t-'ottun iius and Mill Work Gener ally. decA-ly Neuralgia DR. V. W. WREENHALfiE. Nachville. Tcnn.. 1 'car Sir:- llaviiiar uffcred all the horror? incident to iH-urnlnia, in an acravaled form, for eighteen month, indeed, atlime. I was wild, delirioun, writhed in aKonie of pain, wax unniauaaeable: my family havina to watch me in the loom during the iurnxyiu. to pre vent mr doing harm to myc)f: and having eK pended" hundred of dcllara in traveling and Becking relict to no purpoe. and finally having become ao debilitated aa to neceitate my with drawal froin and ceaing to attend t any buines at all. I went to Tullnhoma with my familv to nenrl the ummer and try to re cuperate a little. Whilethere I rr.et .Vrnmuel M- Amvnt. from Nashville. Tenn., who advis ed the ue of your "cure." by the ueof which he had been cured of a terrible case- J had re ally lost all hope of ever being cured, but I or dered by mail a dollar packace from Naahville. more for the purpose of proving to the gentle man that there wa one cai'O it would not cure, than for any relief 1 expected to derive from it? u?c; but took it according to direction, and. to my own amazement, and the surprise cf eve ry one elce, it cured inc. 1 am now well and .. ,. . .. i . . ' i i: Tkn ... fully restore i io coimormoie imirit. inw-oiv was effected betw. en the nth and h of July. 1ST ,. Yours truly. W.M- 15. MARTIN. Having known Mr Wm. B. Martin a number of year we take pleasure in voucbinr for any statement he may make. Respectfully. Bvrrv, Deinoville Jt Co. Gray. Kirkman i Co ilorri ii .-'tratton. Evans.l-'ite, Porter A Co. K NEW COMPOCXD. Scientifically pre j. I'are-l of lialsam Tolu. CrynUlncd Rock Candy. Old Rye Whiky and other tonic. The formula i known to our bet physican.' high ly commended by them, and the analysis of one of our most prominent chemist. Prof. (1. A. Mariner, of Chicago, i on the label of every bottle. It I a well-known tact to tbe medical profession that Tolu, Rock and Rye will afford the greatest relief for Conghs. Colds. Iiifluenxa. Rroiivhiti. rore Throat. Weak Lunr. alo Consult ption. in tb incipient and advanced stage of the disease. It i usod as a Beverage and for an Appetizer, making a delightful tonic for Family use. Try it; y-u will find it pleasant to take, of great service, if weak or debilitated, a it gives rtrengtb, tene and activity to the whole human frame. r Put up in Qnart size bottles for Family use. Sold by Druggists and dealers everywhere. I.AWRrX V. 4k MtKTIN, i le Agents for thol'nited Stat' sand Canada. Ilinaitlsoa atreel, hieas;. esrt'ole agent in Milan, Dr M. D. L. Jordan. Uiuggist. febl2-ly Price, Jones & Co., Printers, Manufacturers af BLANK BOOKS PAPER "BOXES, o, VI Jefferson St., lietween. Main. and Front, Memphis, Tenn. We keep all kinds of Legal Blanks for sale. dec4-tim Sure Cure Truss ! Best Trus in tbe World, also No. 1 Elastic TrnM'8, Spinal and Ab dominul buprxirts, Appliuiict-s for all Deformities, Shoulder Bra ces and Elastic Stockings Manufactured by, DR. S. C. KEAM, K. W. Cor. 6th and Elm Streets, Cincinnati, - Ohio. CiactatiATl, Augast 10. 1879. D C. KR AM Dear Sir: About month ago yoo fitted me with one of your "Sure Care f rosso." I wore it constantly day and nigh t. and to-day I am completely cured, and wishoto add my testimony to tha great merit of y nr Trasses. Yea can refer parties to me at the C. E. i. lpot. CHA6. MCCARTHY. Baggage Master. A 7? CHI TEC T V 11 Alt Iron and Jail Works. E Clements, MANUFACTURER OF Tron Stairs. Fire Proof Building. Wmighf Iron Column and iJinter. Iron Arches. Plaint and corrugate: Fire Proof Shatters. I'oori. Iron Railing, Bank Vaults, Jail Cells, ate. ZSajrmiller St. Kear Sixth and C. U. A D- R. R. Iepot. laciMBatl. O. P. LA YELL. P. Lavell & Co., Produce and Commission Merchants, And Dealers in and Shipper of. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON. 22 West Front St., CINCINNATI, 0. ALL OKDERS WILL RECrllVK PROMPT ATTENTION. J. T. Warren & Co., IMPORTERS Foreign Fruits, Fancy Groceries, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Nos. 64 & C6 West Second St., mnrla -"m AARON HOPPER- HOPPER & GRAY, WHOLESALE Fruit & Produce Commission Merchants, 97 Wftst Sixth treet. lletweeu Vine and Kate, Refers to S. Knhn JOHN T. STEIR, Wholesale Manufacturer of J?9 I 3NT 353 CIOAR AND DEALER IN. LEAF AND CHEWING TOBACCOS. 14 BANT MAKKET, NTRCIT, marlS 11. Diai.iMiHAts. C. 11. H. Darlingliaus & Co., Wbolesule Manufacturers of nil Kinds of LADIES' MISSES' & CHILDREN'S FINE SHOES, No. 73 Sixth St., Bet. Main it Market, Louisville. Ky. A. KELLER, CARRIAGE, BUGGY AND LIGHT SPRING WAGON MAKER, Km. 414 Mala Mrnl. monr lllh. l oHiVII.I,i:, Ii V. E. V. TiioiipmiM, jr. Thompson & Co., Fruit Commission Merchants Growers, Shippers and V holt sale Dealeri in All Kinds of Vegetables and Fruits, - 1M0JLS.",KKkDrt?T"E"- LOUISVILLE, KY. a. OLD lG. !;M f' m i'-'S j!-!S mm I I aLQlj Shipping Ptcnrils. Market Report', and other the Southern r x. Offi.e. H. tiKUKtiK. M. GEORGE & CO., (1EXERAL COMMISSION, Produce, Fruit, Vegetables, Poultry, But ter, Eggs and Cheese, 9.', South Water Street, CHICAGO, TO). KAN DA 1. 1 T. D. RANDALL & CO., Wholesale Fruit COMMISSION, Game, Poultry, Butter, Eggs, etc, a Specialty. 210 South Water Street, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. M. BAKEK. M. BAKER & CO., WHOLESALE Fruit & Produce Commission 93 SOUTH WATER ST,, Sffiffi'li'Ml . CHICAGO, ILL. JOHN HEllRON. AND JOBBERS OK Cincinnati, 0. A. U- URAY. C IXCIX.V4TI, OHIO. o A Son. Bankers. marlS-Sm Louisville Ky. - otn . AUKK. J. H. lliNaKKKia. J. 11. TnoarroM. AND RELIABLE. LASHER & SON, GENERAL i Uommission Iflercbants. Wholesale Fruit and Produce CIIICA.GO. HcFKRKrKH: First National Bank, Chicago, or any Bank or wholesale house. Information ean be had of V. J. Uine. Esa. . at aP IIEO. BOUTU. T. MOHEllUl'SK. and Produce W. W. McFAKLANU. JOSEPH MITCHELL'S toiler Yard. l;tILI;KK OF IlUlLERSfor SteaniiTS K- en .Mills. Louisville. STIX, K.ROUSB MANUFACTURERS OF AXD Wl!I.i:.vU.K 1KA l.EKS IX Cloths, Cassimorosi nnd Tailor's Trimmincs. 136 Race St., bet. Third & Fourth, CINCINNATI, O. sep25-ly jlTDOX-t IhL&u-yefr cS? Bros., Jol3Vora of Hats, Caps, Gloves, Straw Goods, & Ladies' Trimmed Hats, No. Ill Pearl Street, CINCINNATI. O. i . I .. ..aaaaaaaajaaagnaaB Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! In Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, Offered for the Next 30 Days BY i jim, " y i u p m ii h h Eau p m w w i Jmu i i i-iwni i IX order to reduce Mock, we will offer the following reductions : UlStem Winding U"tttt:-hes at KT. $i1 watches at $21. watches at $1.. II w:iirhs at $15. 815 wnt.;he at Hi redm-linn it. Sith Thoma. and W'nterbary elwkf. Chains Lockets, Charms and every thin in the Jewelry line. S5i: lii.ld watrher down to HI. ilutiold watt-bi-s down to Sit. other iiruU s iu prorlion, and all icom1i warmnted 1st rlnr. al in your orders early, and take advuntiiRe of there pcial prices. (jo4is fliii.pcj to any point, mliject to examination. Catalogue and price llsV wailed free to any addresa. lJilieul. and Couipiicated Kcpmirin? of all kinds by aruinpetent workman; and nil work arranU-l one year. Addres." all onlers to K. f. THlal.OH. l'ractieal Wak'hmakrr and Jeweler. CHILL CilILL cniLL CHILL emu., Cl':K I CHILL i l'..K i i .il .L CCl.h t;ri!B CHILL Cl'I'.K HULL CCLS :llli CHILL CCKH CUILL CILG 1 CUHK CHILL CUKK CHILL CIT.K CI WB CIIII.I emu. CHILL CHILL CHILL CII ILL CllIU. CHILL1 WINTERSMITH'S CHILLI Ulll.i. CHllXi CHILLI CHILL CHILL CUILL ;hU.iJ COILLj CCKH CtRtt CUKK CLUB CIB8 tUIIJ. CHILL cmi.L( CHlIXi CHILL CURE CilJIJJ CL KK CIT.E (11 ILL CHILLI A Certain Remedy for everyr'gf CHILL CHIIX CJIILL CJULL fHILL CHILLI Torm or lever ana Ague. cr nK clue CIKB The Cure is Permanent CXKB CURB CffliR chill CHILL fHILL Lvhb CHILLI rniiXi The ChlU Once Broken will not Return. CUHK CITE CITE cl-i:b -CLL5 CUILL CHILLI Has all the Virtues of Quinine, k'L'BR ICC KB CUKK CHILL CiiILL without an; of its Disa greeable Efficts. CHILL Kthb 1 IiG Kmrb CHILLI ma CHILI. ruis THIS Medicine, owing to itt rreat merit, hat been a wontlarfuliuc cen. It i carefnHy compouaded of purely vegetable ingredients, and never hill, whea nroperly taken, to core the most obstinate cases of fever and ague, neuralgia, nod all malarial diseases. Unlike cbiH remedies gtn eraHy, it requires no purgative to be taken with rt, the meaioine rtuclf act ing gentry aad agrcoahly upon the liver and bowals, erlcctualty remov ing Ibe cause of the disease, not merely temporarily checking it. Herein consists one great advantage it has over all other preparations. Tbe crowning excellence of this medicine, however, above the per manency and certainty of its cure, is the fact that no injury whatever can arise from its use, as ia cetaisi to be the case whea quinine or ar senic is taken, which arc the princi pal ingredients of n.ost of the chill medicines now in use. It has been particularly successful in the cure of chronic cases of chills, frequently miking cures after all other reme dies had tailed. As a tonic it is nnrivaled. It in creases the appetite, promotes di gestion, keeps the stomach in a health r condition, acts upon the liv $88 ICRS Ct'RK CHILL on ILL CHlLLj (CCT.B CUBE crRS CIIILL CniLL Ct-SS CL'BK ClkK CtHK CIRB CCRB ITKK CI RE CTRB CC BE CIRR CURE CURB CI EE CCKH CURB raitl CUKK CI RK CI ER CUHK CURR CI RK CI RK CC RE CI'KH CIKR CURB CI Kl CURJ cruB cr CR1 CURB CURB er, aad assists the system to throw cftlLL CHILL CHILL CD ILL CHILL CHILL CHILL off the lannsacc of malana. S-Prioe) (1 per botU alx Cl BR MMiifacrdbj.WlntersBit. ABTHXTB PETIB ft CO. C';I Gen'l Agents, Louisville, Ky. CURH FOR SALE STALL DRUGGISTS CWr5 I ClffLl. CI RK I CUILL CITJJ CCttB CMlLL CURB CHILL CURH CURS CUILt CUKE 1 CBILVaCtRK cu&2 Chill ocbb I chil&'cukb cm ix cnLL Memphis and Ohio River Pkl Co FOK I AIBO, l.oriejVIM.K I5I. l.W A I I. Steamers Andy Laum, W. Gaff. Virgie Lee, Cons Millar, Vint Stunk le, Jus. D. Parker. STEAMERS of th'n line leave .weroi his for Cairo, Louifrille and Cincinnati Mondays. Wetln'daj s k Fridays At 5 o'elock p.m-. conneeting at Cincinnati with railroad and steamers for all Eastern, Northern and Western Points. living through tickets to all points Chica ri, Toledo. Buffalo. Kichmmd. New York, Va.hinKtoD Citv. Fhiladelphia and Koton. Eastern touriMs will find the I. a I'.elle river mute safe, delightful and economical. Kattf by thie line cheaper than any other firnt-clana route. .Meals and Staterooms fre-. l!aKKaire checked through. For full information apply to R. VY. 1,1 fill TKl'KNK. tten. Kreicht and Ticket ar't. Ko. 7 Monroe t Memphis. Tenn. Passengers ean rely on a splcndsd trip by this line.a. the tearucr are all first-clas ,nT inir been eipressly built for the accommodation otpaswnsrer. Each steamer earner a fall string- band. IKLtBRATED PERKEiTKD PECTA- J Vl.h AN U fcl b-tjLAPfr.. are of the I ni.pxt nualitv and finish, and auaranteed per fect in eeen respevt. The material from which ; tlie lenses are ground ii manufactured sneciaUy ( for opiir purposes, and is pure, hard and hril- , liant. ana not liable to become scratched. T ! nen. mi , lniil. i dec4 tf Mn obtain then of n . U. lULEl 1 Milan, Ttna. .CLIIR ICCliK DlnTiin vmTiTii lUlUb OMU i m nrPDnvrr. nRfi ESTABLISHED 1836. SL',.TE;OK To Joseph Mitchell. TTTMm, wv E. Lee. J. M. Whife.J. W. Cannon. KM. Tii-hardson. Kamboar J.. K. Bell and Eclip, e WooN Kx-, Jcfli-rnn Sas AlilU. l.oui.ville. Ky.. Hii'iuiiikIisui KoIIiuk S.ill Co. mar.'VIS and doAlor In ri fii&iufiTniipn BtHiisii ill aa wiibiw Bamberger, - WHOLES ALE- DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, Furnishing and Fancy Goods, &c. 242. 244 ant 246 MAIN .STREET, nixl .rl nnd 53 SEVENTH ST.. New York! wR'm KiitrLAM). MERCHANT TAI LORS No. 120 FOURTH AVENUE Near Jefferson.? LOUISVILLE, KY. A full lino Foreign nml linie!tir Suitinir, (,'.xiniii-ei, etc.. on liunsl. : ironi wliicli we niiike up to onlcr for GENTS, YOUTHS itud BOYS, in tW . ruo.it artistic rtylc. j8-A HtiN-k t.f BOYS' ami CHILDREN'S SUITS, OVERCOATS j ami PANTS t our own make, always on linnd. se25-ly -IKI.KK in PIANOS AND ORGANS Publisher of .Music and Importer of ."Musical lustruineata, lf.5 Fourth Street, Thi Houce ' Tl.:. IT . . . 1 . 1 : V. ... 1 :n luiu n .1 ;u , k l;.nn t... i llu.i.,1 lnilrsmst a plyi I I t 1, i: L" II .t.W .1. II' .. L - 1.1 - 1W.I I .. ....... KH.I .Hllll. j . USIC 1 U nil.- n I II K 1 1 lue HI I lie ,-"ul II. " r iin i v fiihi u. i:i ....'.v inrii.iuiii ,u h, I I pages of .Mnvic of onr own and other publishers. It i the iole aienry lor the beat i'iano aa4 R i f iru-ans now mn :i iil'jftiirtMl. iitniine w hich uiar be ennnierated 6TKli W AY A SONS PIANOS. v int. n. r,n j .-mi ,v i-w.i i i . r., EKNtsr tiAliLKIfS 1IA0. C. Kl HTMANN f PIANOS. MA 'ON i IIAMI.I.V 0RRAXCO. THE SMITH AMERICA OR&AH O. arAny piece of Mn.ic or Musical Work mailed tree of peetace on receipt of anesj. lojue sent on application. aepiSHy. m-.,.. wr.sn, ,m mm m aw Chill Cure, Tonic & Appetizer Two Reasons why this ! and Ague, Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever, all Malarial Diseases, and the BliST LIVER MEDICINE Ui L'SEl FIRST It is a ccrtaia enre in all casern, old or new. It is a quirk cure. It ia a permanent cure. SECOND It is safe. It can not do harm. It doca nut contain Arsenic, Quinine, Calotnct, Mercury, Poisons or Strong Druz. It may aifely he riven to a hsbr. It ia a fine Tonic and Appr.nzr.K, and does nit leave the a-stem weak and dchilitjti-d. It ia an unfailmw rewwdr ftar Tokfid luvaa, ltiltoiuncss, EH-spcpeia, Consripatinn, Rilious Headache, and all ajndrrd aiFic ijotia. Try it when vwi feel lant:uiL It will do you flind ; ii ran uot do you harm. Price $1 per hottle,' six bottles $3- Sold by Dniesrists and reneml !ealcrs. By Etpress, iharjes prepaid, if not to lie had where vou ileal. I pretcr to have the medicine supolied lie dealers to their customers ; hot, ia order to place it within the reach of all sufferers, where it can not be had from your dealers, 1 will on receipt of a,;, send half a dozen bv express, charge prepaid to any point reached be an express company : one hottle bv i xprrss, to any ad'lres. on receipt of i, charpea to be paid by purchaser. Send money by rcjfi-sU'red letter or monev order, addressed to HENRY A. MAGILL. Louisville. Kt. When wnUnir tome ppprieu, mrnuon inis A. KAHLERT, WHOLESALE Produce, Fruit 8c Commission Merchant, Potatoes, Apples, Beans, Onions, alt Fish, Grits, Krout, Pickles, Vegetabls, &c. No. 48 W. Market St., South Side,, bet 2d & 3d LOUISVILLE, KY. A safe and Reliable Remedy fur I bills and Fever. Prepared by R. A. ROBINSON & CO., Importers and Wholesale Druggists, And Manufacturer of Fluid Extracts & Pharmaceutal Preparations. Laboratory, 2S Sixth Street. Nos. 194 and 105 West Main St, Louisville, Ky. C. J. WALToS. l'rviitor. &s CO., CLOTHING U u a 1 1 n d onu-nn. Bloom & Co., LOUISVILLE, KY. sr - MpJ6-6aa JOHN W. MrCRAW. LOUISVILLE, KY. the Best Cure for Fercr paper. i