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We request that our patrons VIII not pay
the newsboys more than i've cents a copy for
the APPEAL Il is sofa over the counter at
that price, and we allow the newsboys a suf-
Client margin 10 make a handsome profit by
saItnp The napers at i've cents per COPY.
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FoRGED-Forged checks to q large
amcuat on one Of eur city banks have
been issued, the particulars Of which may
be found in our financial column, on the
fourth q
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FOR SALE,
VALUABLE RIVER PLANTATION
SALE or RENT.

u,H= farm known as the Richardson place, IN
Tr-fo- county. Teuu-dFe miles below Kan
dolp-. containing 98 acres, o. which 4j acres
n-a cleared and under a nne state or cullNa-
TIon. There are on the place a comtorlaole lNer
ling h use and negro cabins, a good gu mouse
al an nece5sarv Gu houses. Terms reasonable.
Amy TO Ashe. McLeunan = Co. - fFonL y
NsnIbfs or to tie undersigned a. Covington,
IF PALMER.
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ISQUEsT.-The County Coroner, W.
B. Cotton, Esq wss called upon yester-
day to hold an inquest on the body Of an
aged negro womR named Emily Page,
who WAS fouad dead at her residence, No.
264 Front street. The jury, by their fore
man, Mr.. Charles n. Martin, found that
she came to her death from congestion,
produced by premature birth.
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TERPsICHOREAN.-To u friends who
engaged instruction in dancing under
Prof Lippard, aud have been interrupted
by the general suspension Of colleges
during the epidemic, we take pleasure in
saying that he will resume his classes to-
day at the GayOso House-children at
8 and gentlemen at a pm. The regular
appointments Of the different classes at
colleges and schools will commence at
the hours already assigned during the
following week. Children can enter at
any time appointed for their classes. The
second regular practicing soiree for the
gentlemen's private class will be next
Wednesday evening. We are pleased to
learn that Prof. Lippard has received
that generous encouragement due the
m~eritorious. He has long been known
to cur citizens as an accomplish teacher
Of the terpsichoreah art, and an excellent
and clever gentleman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-09

JOE LOCKE, % jefferson street, AuG-
J1rehe building, has just received the
New York Clipper, Sporting Times, Irish
American, New York Freeman's Jour
nal and Catholic Register, The Irish
People, Chimney Corner, Literary Al
bum, Waverley Magazine, Wilkes
Spirit Of the Times, Boston Pilot, Har-
per's Baz2 ar ofFashion, Banner Of Light
Yankee Notions, Comic Monthly, New
York Ledger, Peterson's Pleasant Hours,
American Miscellany. and all the late
Dailies and be also keeps a large assort-
ment OF stationery, ETC., etc. Give him
q oa1
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Land For sale.

good Secondhand BUGGY and HAhNESS
n5rffa need will be sold cheap. Apply 70 Iay-
ior- CAV & Rutland. SC4 FrOnt street, or
r-Rtg W & ~ Monroe street
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NOTICES.


T E
4 ~ whom 70 may concern:
applv for letters Of administration On lhe es-ale
III -
$500 49, MOI IawAWa
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Two large and splendid HANS AZ no. - -
49, streeE ia Adams Block, suitable for literary
s-socfatIous. balls, private parties. clubs, lee
foraS fairs. etc. Hul be rented
TDruirs Oh N HiI. Main street. webster block
Or adma. Liese, on the premises, frOm % II
$780, n sell
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MISCELLANEOUS.

] SAELAAA EOASs
The fine packet RubicOn, of which
Capt. VIM. Blake is master, and Aft.
| Grissom clerk, will be in port to leave
for Viekburg to-day at four pm. As we
have no local packet, a good opportunity
is offered those wishing TO visit the
Heroic City.
The Nightingale loads to-day and
departs at 5 pm. for Cairo and st. Louis.
Capt. Alex. Frazier commands.
Capt. Sam. H. Shock and family
returned home yesterday. His presence
was welcomed by many friends, who
esteem him for all the good qualities
which go to make up 4 of natures
noblemen.
The T. L. McGill got aground on her
down trip at Grand Cutoff. She was
hghtened OFF by the Minnie.
The r. E. Lee and Great Republic will
both be in port on Monday bound for
New Orleans,
The Celeste, Capt. Reese Pritchard,
will leave for Pine Bluff and Little Rock
on Thursday next.
The Ozark will not be ready to leave
for the Arkansas to-day. She lays ever
until next week.
The Pilgrim came in yesterday from
Pine Bluff. She commenced TO load
Immediately. and will start back at 5
pm. to-day. Capt. Tom Berry is master
and Jimmy Thompson is clerk.
The Cumberland has entered the Mem
phis and Cairo trade and is due at this
port.
Capt. Portevent has named his new
Pearl river boat the "Early Bird"
The Empire was posted st Louisville
for this port on Thursday.
The Ned Tracey will not come any
further than Columbus hereafter.
The Peerless left Cincinnati on Thurs
day for the Arkansas, drawing three and
q half feet, and the Silver Spray for New
Orleans on the same day.
The Lady Is at Cairo undergoing
repairs.
Commodore T. Dean, Superintendent
Of the Dean Line" is on his way to
this city.
The City Of Cairo and Marble City left
for St. Louis yesterday, each with 1000
bales of cotton.
The splendid Yawcobs will be in port
to-day, and will leave for Cairo and St.
Louis at 5 pm. Capt. 81. HemmingWay
is her chief officer, and Mr.. Mason, a
gentleman hailing from la Belle
Paris" as his name indicates, will Of
ieiate st the desk. Mon. Mason, since
he forsook the gayeties Of his native city
and become q citizen OF this happy and
free government, has devoted his time
to the investigation Of our system OF
steamboats, with a view Of introducing 8
few Of our pslstisl packets on the Seine,
which mesnders through the French
capital. He carries sn order from the
Third Napoleon to purchase such steam
ers as be thinks most suitable, and is ne.
gotiating for the Memphis and st. Louis
line OF packets. Any Of our readers who
would travel towards st. Louis. to-day
should go on the Jacobs, and thereby
{ form the acquaintance of Mon. Mason
whose name will at no distant day be a!
well known on the classic river Of France
as it now is on the big muddy.
The United States Marshal sold tht
Mollis Norton ST Cincinnati to Capt, w
A. Adams for S4la0,
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TOOF, PHILLIPS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS.
WHOLESALE cROcERs
Commission Merchants,
No. 266 Front St., Memphis.

n c. PEARCE,
]. n. MCLELLA
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Memphis and White River
Packet Company.
The Steamers

The Steamers
- -
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THERE WILL BE divine service in the
Second Presbyterian church on to-mor-
row, at the usual hours, by the Rev. 1.
D.. Witherspoon, pastor Of the church.
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CITY MATTERS.
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REORGANIZATION.
st. Louis, Memphis &VickSburg
PACKET LINE.

ONE of the four following drst ia
" class side wheel Steamers Will Ea@
leave Memphis promptly on FRIDAYS and
MONDAYS, at O'clock pm. for Vicksburg and
all way landings: steamers
RUBICON. ". Il. Blake, Master, FRIDAYS
II. NJ. SHREVE, d. Carter. Master, FRIDAYS
COLUMBIAN, Barnes, Master,
PEORIA CITY, D. d Silver, Master, MONDAYS
Making close connection with Meridian and
Selma Railroad, and HaEOO River racket.
By pTOmpUness and regularity and strict at
tention to all business entrusted to Them, these
Packets trust to merit and receive the patron
age OF Shippers.
Freigh. received at all hours at City Wharf
boat, foot OF Monroe street
LARRY HARMSTAD & Co, Agents,
OcI5 II 2ST Main street, corner Madison.
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ESrMoNs &SON, No. 10 Jefferson street,
and 1893 Main street, have received the
New York Ledger, Chimney Corner,
Literary Album, New York Clipper,
American Artisan, Irish People, Irish
American, Turf, Field and Farm, Har-
per's Bazaar, Irish Citizen, John Mitch
eI's New Paper,) Budget Of Fun, Comic
Monthly, London News, Round Table,
Police News, and dsilies from every
uhn-a
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COMMISSION.
No. Q UNION STREET.
Memphis :: Tennessee.

THANKFUL for the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended 70 them, they hope bv
unremitting attention 70 business 70 Still merit
& continuance OF public favor.
Their facilities for storing and selling Cotton
are unsurpassed by any house IN the city. A
commodiOus Brck Shed attached 10 thefr store
house gives them Immediate and constant
overnight OF all Cotton Ia store. All Cotton
consigned 70 Us viii be Insured, ualsss instruc-
tons 70 the contrary.
Baggins, Rope and Iron Ties furnished at
lowest market prices. aeI3 2mss22
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RTYA LIFE NSURANyE CONPANT,

OF HARTFORD, CONS.
hv.sts. ever Six ard "a HaIf Million Dol
lars.
rssvFR Policies on all the different pIent,
md T. as los raiss as Safety and Z udeaee
@sii 51sgifv. Takes a note for Hal the Pre-
-I,-g tbe-zhV ~.u seL double the am unt y
5-sr-~ar-e with rh-~fl.e sum lu cfsr Spent ~
81 Cssh ComnaHias Gail and see its edvfF
sc MORE & WEsr, Agents
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No DeceptiOH.-We mean to close out
the retail branch, and have marked all
Dry Goods down to lowest figures. Rice,
SdX & Co. OctS Inn
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nor T.


A centrally located business house on Front
Row. Possession given Immediately.
o.a-,g J. ". PAGE, JR-
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READ the advertisement of
Rice. Silk a. Go. Their immense
stock Of Fashionable Dry Goods
Will be closed cut regardless of
cost, 10 quit the retail trade.
.ufE l.,
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We cannot enumerate the prices Of our
immense stock to be cleared out. They
are tie lowest, in order to secure an
early sale. Rice, Silk & Co. octs I'm
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NOTICE

mo WHOM IT MAY cONcEAN.-That J
H. -rnlv al the November term Of the
- Cfurt o. shelby county, Tenn, for let
80 n ADMINISTRATION On the estass o. kTsd
&-efdd, deceased FFFAA%
ool2 laV4E
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MEMPHIS, TENN,

BERAL ADV AN~CES-supplies at Whole
Il saie Prices. Comm ssiOn or selling Cotton,
nOTTar nar RaNa mos
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BOLD AND DARING.-One Of the black
and tan species, named Chas. Willard,
was arrested yesterday, on a warrant
issued by Justice Miller, charged with
stealing the sum Of twenty Eve dollars
from Mr. Joseph BottO. The accused
Acknowledged having the money, but
said he got it from another boy, and
asked S continuance Of the case until
to. day, which was granted.
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DESIDENCE FOR SALE-rhe
III un1aEs glei ofers fOr Sale t1e re ldtnce
~ - tzte Dr. W. H. RaIues In the Town OF
Ha-DaDIo DaSJro r0uu 3. Miss. There is on
ne premises 6 larEe and comGnodloGs frame
BufldfnE. with six rooms Out hOureS' Stao4ts'
O-rhards etc. eru situated near the MISS
Efnpf and Tennessee ralIrCau depot For IuE-
thsr fnfornsti0n address the uuoerS gued AZ
HernaneO. Miss VA NAl'E
ia Ina Administration.
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A a OIL.
We want men everywhere 20 study their oWS
INrEREsr. T1s right to manuiacJure and Sc,
the Patent Aurora OIL In a single county WI
make more money 10 the purchaser 10 tnret
moHtas than the largest farm II your 5La5s
VII make in a whole year. The Aurora "
actually costs less than Oue-half the price ol
Coal Oil. and the Illuminating power o. thS
Aurora Oh is as much superior g the coal "
a the Goa OIL IS 20 2 taliOW candle anal
No NozE explosive than q usuOW candle any
Tsmp thaf VII burn Coal Oil will burn the o.
rora on. Il does not smOEe the chimney II
does not Emeil-ft VIII not grease or Stain me
Nnesr Enan-u0t even white cloth Inc mate
ria for its Manufacture is "neEhausIlnle one
man can make seyenty-hve barrels PEI Gay,
no machinery reQui red We VIII pay. your
fare To- sud from the city OF Memphis ana bAls
While bere. II We ann prove all ana even
more. than We have stated Aslugle county y
a small fortune TO the man OF ~n1erprlse' Ana
the right 20 q state Is untold WORTH
For further Information, cali on or address
n. L. Dewitt a Co..
tia Memphis. Tenn.
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Attend the closing out sale Of Rice,
Silk & Co. You will find s complete
stock Of Dry Goods at lower prices than
eveF octS Ina
SNOtice to Physicians and Druggists.
Five hundred freshly imported Swedish
leeches Just received, and for sale to the
trade, by J. B. WATSON & Co., No. 31S
Main street. Also, pure and unadulter-
ated liquors for medicinal purposes, such
as COgnac, Tennessee, Otard, Dupay
and pure grape brandies; old Oporto,
Bordeaux, Madeira, Sherry, Cham
payne and Catawba, sparkling and still;
also, pure brands of old Rye and Bourbon
whiskies, Jamaica rum, and gin. All of
which are offered in quantities to suit
purchasers, at a very low margin above
Cost. Ali articles we warrant as recon-
merded. No. SIs Main street.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS-Judge Peirce.--
T. II, Dwight Esq, Assistant District Attorney,
after summer so]ourn in the East has returned TO
charged with uniform fidelity, and TO the satsfac-
tiOn of the public in general de received a most
cordial welcome from the bench and bar and con-
The panel of jurors for the remaining weeks 0fthla
term was returned to court this morning, and con-
siderable time WAS taken up in calling tBe roll aud
hearing applications for excuse from service.
James Gilmore and Charles Daninghauer. two boys,
charged with the larceny of snspenders belong
ing TO Roop Kibby, of Bank stret. The defendantss
with third boy, were noticed skulking about the
prosecutors place OF business and about the same
time box of suspenders was missed. Persons
arrest them. They all ran, and only Daninghauer
was captured and his flight was argued as an EVIL
dence of his participation in the larceny,
Shortly afterwards an officer saw Gilmore going
down Ninth street with n box under his arm and
gave him chase The boy ran round a corner, and
hence the officer for an Instant lost sight OF him. bus
he shortly afterwards overtaken and arrested.
The box, however. was not found. upon him. Soon
after The cit gave box OF suspenders 20
tie officer which said he had found In the yard Of
the oege. in Ninth street. below Locust They were
identified oy the private mark upon them as the
acknow ledged that he had stolen them
1t argued by the defense that there was no evil
dence agalnst Daninghausr that the box i9Snd . oy
in Gilmores possess ion. and that the ailege0
confession of the latter to the officer should be very
narrowly scrutinzed, and with reluctance DeheVeo'
Verdict not guilty.
HI zabeth Sayers and Milly Ann Jacoby were
charged with mutual assault and battery The eyl-
dence was that one OF these ladies' struck the otnr
In the face with broom tick thereby causing her "a
have severe hemoTrnage OF the lungs ana the latter
returned the bow. On trial.
DISTRICT COURT-Judges Sharswood. Stroud, and
Hare he current and general motion lists were
before this Court to-day, and also Judgments were
taken.
On motion of H. G. Ulman, Esq, Marcus f. Giveni
was admitted to practice I'm this Court, MI Glvent
hl mas ior great while back beeA student with ME-
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OBITUARY..
,snernI Grimn.

HWnWGG MRInT-Na
epsSbS be S eb SgfysSt1S r who had
viousy been reported sick OF yellC -ovIns Generd
Griffin was citizen OF Ohio and havin e@pssF&en @ & me 70
oem%Snded battery D. eth regiment q ar. lne5{E; S{
70 retre ef was 8nay Charged BY The The eneas
Of Jpse. iss1 Ss received Sss his commission as
BrigadierGeneral and in 1861, the reorganizato
and Of the st bvison Of the st6 Army Corps under
paied in s6sing beore 4ichmoSd and on nS tRe sh
his division. which was In advance, was driven IN
look 'Ps Part the oosns scenes q ss' war
The campaign abound Dinwiddie Court House. and
before Richmond until its capture. Under the Mill
to he charge Of the suodistrct Of Texas under Gene
signed to e Command sn H of the Fith Military Dissrics
the 9Th instant General Griffin was n hearty sym
his administration of affairs in Texas was marked for
reconstruction the earnest aud unfang support ana
protection he gave to Union men and the irsedmen.
he TecOmmended amen to General sheridan consRicuoSs
morton @ and the suspension Of certain Rebel judges
Colonel Ernest de FIeury.
Colonel Ernest de Fleury. known in France as the
Baron de Lsle died az the Julian Hotel on Satur-
Tenown throughout Frsuce@and was educated in
Paris Being very wealthy, he travelled extensively.
county, ne visite6 California 10 is4s and was su6se
lie travelled in Cen and south America also. ana
hDouL nine years ago liked bis residence in the City
of Mexico: Earnestly esDousing the cause of Maxi
milan he Joined the Imperial army and was awarded
q Captains commission Just before the final
triumph of the Liberals he was promoted TO the
C0lonelcy of regiment OF Imperial Ohasseurs. He
made prisoner of war at the surrender OF Maxi.
milan, tried by court martial sentenced to be
shot Two days before the time set for his execuon
Colonel de Feury brbed the guard and escaped going
to Vera Cruz in Disguise and thence sailing Havana
and New York. He arrived here about ten DAYS ago
and intended to sail for France I'm Saturdays steamer.
He was attended 10 his last moments oy the Rev.
body was taken in charge by the French Consul whs
had IL removed to his residence. The funeral took
place yesterday, with imposing ceremonies, and the
remains were temporarily placed In the receiving
vault OF Calvery Cemetery. The Baron de Lisle was
sixty-nine years of age.-M Y. Tribune.
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md No. 600 RRoApwAlY1i.i q N NEW W. YoI j

WE do not see how It can be otherwise than
profitable investment to those who purchase
the stock selling In aid of the Riverside Insti-
tute. one-dollar share secures q beautiful
steel plate engraving and one OF the 100000
worth of presents which are to be awarded.
ARE You Observation-Disclosures OF both sexes
will answer to this question in the afilrmative
for, next to disorders of the stomach, liver COM
plants are perhaps the most prevalent of all
internal diseases. Its usual symptoms are a
yellowish tinge in the whites OF the eyes, espe-
cially near the inner corners, an uneasy or
slightly painful sensation in the right side pain
between the shoulder blades, sick headache,
lassitude, mental dullness, lack of appetite,
and irregularity of the bowels. Whoever re-
cognizes this diagnosis as applying to his own
condition, may be quite certain that more bile
exists in his blood and less passes through his
bowels than is expedient for his health, and
that his liver requires toning and regulating.
One of the special uses of
HosTETTER's BITTERs
is to meet Just such exigences as this. It's
tonic principle rouses the liver from its torpor,
and Its aperient element gently relieves the in
testinal canal of the accretions consequent upon
an insufficient supplysof natures cathartic,
the bile.
Persons of bilious habit will find it the best
safeguard against the attacks to which they
are constitutionally predisposed, and should
carefully avoid all the ordinary alcoholic stlmu-
lants.
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PASSING BAD CURRENCY.-In the classic re-
gion OF Sixth and Cresson streets there is an
Institution conducted by Mrs. White. John
Harvey and John O'Brien, who were in pursuit
of pleasure upon Saturday night, could not pass
by the inviting portals of that abode, and when
they went inside they found that in return for
the hospitalities Of the place they could not
they pass policeman, who politely accompa-
MED them TO the office of Alderman Beitler.
charge of attempting to pass counterfeit cur
Tency, Alderman Beitler held all three for q
further hearing.
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Stocks in New York To-Dav.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH. I
NEW YORK, Sept 16.-Smlth Randolph Il Co.,
Bankers, No. 16 South Third street, and No.
3 Nassau street, New York, report at o'clock
this afternoon as follows
United States lSSls, lll35@lll74.
United States 5-20s, 1867 1l42&9l1435.
United States 5-20s, 1854, l03s469l094.
United States 520s, 1865, lIl@lllI5.
United States 5.20s, new, new 1865 l0S@elO8]s.
United States l040s, 995S999A.
August 1905. out of market
June and July 1905, l07@I071A. The market
is more active, and bonds are in better de-
mand.
United States 5-2Os are quoted in London this
afternoon at 1874; in Frankfort, 76A,
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SURvEYs.-THS
stated meeting of the Board of SURVEYS was
held this morning President Kneass in the
Chair Petitions we're received for a number
OF culverts. On being referred to a committee
they reported resolution authorizing the con.
street, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
one on Diokerson street, between Seventh and
avenue to Oxford street; one on stiles street
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth: one on
Locust street, between Fifth and Sixth; one ON
Madison street, between Race and Vine: and
one on Montgomery avenue and Berlxs street.
journed.
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A CASE IN ADMIRALTY.--This morning. the
crew of the ship Autocrat, late from San Fran-
cisco, California had a suit before United States
Commissioners Hibler. IL appears that by tine
articles OF shipment they were to receive three
months advance pay In currency before leav-
advance paid in gold, and 1t is claimed that the
diherence In premium between gold and cur
rency should be deducted from their subseouenf
pay. The sailors contented that the gold way
given absolutely as the three months advance
The Commissioner decided in favor OF the crew.
but the case Will be taken to Court. ~.
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Two OR THREE COLDS in succession will, with
many constitutions, securely establish the seeds
of Consumption in The system, thus conyerLng
what was originally simple, durable anectlon,
into one generally fatal. While ordinary pru-
dence, therefore, makes 1t the business of every
one to take care of Cold until it is got rid of,
intelligent experience fortunately presents q
remedy in DIR. Jayne's Expectorant, thoroughly
adapted to remove speedily all Coughs and
Colds and one equally effective in the primary
stages of Consumption, Asthma and Bronchitis.
Sold bV all DRUGGISTS,
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FrnE.-About half past seven O'Clock last
evening fire "roke out in the partition be-
tween Nos l5Ss and 1887 Thompson street, aris-
houses. The partition and the second floor OF
No. 1887 were burned. Both buildings are OF
frame. No. 1886 is owned by Patrick
Golden, whose loss is fully insured in the Me-
chanics' Insurance Company, and No. 1927 by
Susan Kelly, who is insured in the Fire Associ-
HtiOn.