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Non-Resfdent Notice.

In the Chancsry Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. S98-Jsmes j. Donegan We. Samuel W. Dom
cyan, W.. r. Hendrix ct al.
1T appearing from RtddRvit IN this cause that
] the defendants, Christopher b. DOnsgan,
William n. DOnegan, Charles A. DOnegaR,
Sarah +. DOnegan, Berenieoe Fearn, Lucy Lee
Fearn, Gustavus Il. Martin, Mary T. Martin,
william Barry, Sarah l. Barry, Matthew W.
Steele, Catharine E. steele, William W. Garth,
Mary E Garth, Ada Steele, Henry ?, Atwood
Thomas P. CLANCY, Caroline P. CLANCY, Eliza
beth B. Grove. ~ r. Hendrix. Mary J. Hen
DIR <, L. A. =. Holleman, Martha E Holleman,
]. W. Smith and Sarah E. smith are uOu-Fesi-
dents OF the State or Tennessee;
It is therefore oraersd, That they max their
appearance herei7. al the Courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn on or before the drst
Monday in February, 1855, and plead, answer
or dsmur to compliments ameRded bills, or
tue same will be taken for confessed as 10 them
and set for hear az ez psrte; and that a copy
Of this oruer be published once a week, for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
a COpy-Attest
AuGUSTON ASTON, Clerk ard Master.
John NJ CarmRck. and Stephens & smith,
Solicitors for complainant. decI2 laW4wa
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Non-R esident Noffce.

In the Chancery Conf OF Memphis, Tenn
Lydia Jenkins and Mary O. Murdoch, who sue
oy lheir next friend, Wm. Armour, VI,
Cnart9s I. Church, George jenkins and Thcs.
Murdoch.
1T appearing from af5davit in this cause that
L the defendants, George jenkins and Thomas
Murdoch are non residents OF the state OfTsn-
nessse;
IL ia therefors ordered that they make their
appearanee herein, At the Courthouse in
the city OF AeEphis, Tennessee, on the
nfst Monday In February, 1855, and
plead answer or demur to complainant'E
buL or the same viii be taken for con-
fessed as 10 them and set for hearing sx-parte,
and that A copy OF This order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, In
the Memphis Appeal.
A Copy-Attest:
AUGUSTON ALSTON, Clerk and Master.
George W. Winchester, and Heisken & root,
s0llcltors Tor oomplalnants. deeI2 Iawlw
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Notice.

VI ave this day appointed Messrs. ALL
w son BROTHERS our sole agents TO wind
up our old business in this city. All persons
indebted to us, and all parties having claims
In their possession for collection from our for
mer sgent, Nj. VIZ Paul, viii make all remit
tR-ces ald address all Communication to
them-they alone heiug authorized tn receipt
for payment made in liquidation II said busl-
ness HILLMAN, BkUT Err 3 SONS.
NJ mphiS, Tenn, December 1, 1867. dec6 I'm
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Delinquent Stockholders.

OFFICE AENPHns n LITTLE Rock K. r
MHNPH1s. l2th December. ls7,.
IL stocEhoIders In the Memphis and I5gtls
n Seck Rsiiroad Company. who have moi
fully paid their stock out. are hereby potidad
70 come Toward and lay out the balance.
within THIRTY DAYS. or all they have paid
will be forfeited to tins company.
By order OF the Bozru.
W. b. WALDRAN,
lecl2 SOL Secretary and Treasurar.
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Eera Atque Honesta Dtoere.
AGENTS.

=. ID. Rasberrys general agent for Arksnsas
John r. ReRrdon, Little Rock, ARK.
Richard ThrustOn, Van Buren,, Ark.
Read Fletcher, Pine Bluff, Ark.
Iaa. &. Eakin, Washington, ARK.
Rev. A. n. winfield, Camden, Ark.
G. O.. Joy, Bolivar, Team.
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NEW ADvERTIsEME'Ts

WANTED "A god young MICH COW.
~ with CALF not over two months old.
Apply ct this ONCE. decI2 II
DOR RkRT.-Tventy acres OF rich fresh
Female College, Apply al No. 81 South Court
street OF I'D Marshall avenue.
daci2 ste W rourur
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Notice.

/ WILL sell my lower Plantation in Tuniea
L county, or exchange il for otEer good prop
erty, or lease &c for the next year or for a series
of years. IL Is one OF the highest and best In
the bottom, about 40 miles below Meuuphis.
ivtg ~ A. WRlGUT
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Agents wanted Ev here,
FOR aFINLEY'S OHURN-OASHER.n -

The FINLEY CHURN DAsHERc ombme@ fully the requisite qualities o simplicity.
11ndr r-rH mHH as place Il al The heed al omsr Implements for dnl arr ur
49, N ~nnof All To- recommend itself most Fdby 70 us common sene aud gOd judg-
nento houHk sps every hHea and to Be regards As one Of the AhPnshe h0ueAdw h-
"a aSd mmee especially 50 with the people III the soatnaas Estates vhohOW feel 50 greatly ID
Rn~m6r thR.th the retail Pnes hs been xsd At YOUR D0LLARSeaeh svywhees and
IN Ia punNhOrt intends o hold ad exercise tn exaauge night Otheu uuhcn sands sale
OF the Dashsr for the Who'll United States. and cannot nenoneo De- ouaned unrush@ am other
~ RMm5T LAT ~ pAdenaep price TO Agent hs been ad al s figure to insure a large
ppat to such agents as may hanMen whh drgy snd tt and that such agents can. wn a
sah aIasl 81 enc hqPdE TO ne mp1@nS hs dollar Eas @ sr s saSsSSI n =, S %D ~ uv vmal 5
pursuits
Banla. that aa4 aAagt eqgae men hosrs wiling Q pun Of coat and rda e
CAN. with sma1c apuslw ahz40 ne haahTdP per mlPQHA syey ay 20 1y
days pduenent snoash. certainly and " are prepared 70 offer us such 70 IN % St q
mn UHdaa1nfh aEas,R NaArh az no aeA Pouas az Nadeo lazy & TMg Sat to
H. AWay, hen, with onphInE OF hard meS 70 poym ONE
and get mpoyment Smd s@ AZ Pny M mem ~. a. ~ - ~1--e So@ VmolS
IS aRl Coandez Cities Town and meh galD sbi ~ SOUTH East "a Vest
allie h@gey you Can visit hem n fool an on hcneoaek p w&HnE As6 ~ @no
nd dv 1Sons nd yen VII soon laugh at the Sla1y oaer" b 0eps around Al day
fee erwin bard unes N wos coming" Yo0ng men" aesPt the ziasnon . EakeVAv
oyEs9ara 49, SSeSu F%S nb aTH9. drTsfT sheadS dnca ne empty cure vi
bem4- uoRiogS wen 3 an nsn st Si s1 I " I AZ an h ss are rEo Prizes a. stake and
6 a 1 @9r bA % thsm TW6 HUNDRED nd nv HUHDaEDD oLLARa
RmGmbT CAL M see usao @ o. write nr Particular with stamp Tor answer -
IA. 200.
OOls ~ Masu srse. MsapAas. zsnn.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY
AND GYMNASTICS.

7TDME. LEISE would most respectfully an
Nj nounce 10 tbs citizens OF Memphis that
her Glasses are nov open at her nav Had spien-
lid Hail, at NO. 2I Second street, In the Adj
ans block, one OF the most pirate and pleas
ant locations in the city. Name. 1. raB Two
large Halls suited 10 all the wants OF her pa
pills. All her Classes viii be strictly private.
Pupils admitted OF the days OF tuition. All
the new and most fashionable dances taught
in a few lessons. Ladies classes Tuesdays and
Saturdays at 10 o'clock am Masters snd
Misses Tuesdays and Saturdays AZ half-pRst 3
O'Clock pm; Gentlemen from ) 70 10 o'clock
pun. On TdesdayE and Saturdays Mdme. l..
will give Instructions in the Lee Academy, The
Memphis Female Institute, and Al Mrs. Ma
ghee's school IN South Memphis, rs soon a. the
classes can be arranged. The Madame will also
give instructions IN the new Gymnastics. or
Physical Culture, which impartss so much grace
ana beauty 10 the nguIe. This training giv,s
her school the advantage over ali others, rs
there Is no extra charge made for this branch.
Terms-to suit the umes-pert T. I'm Of tWenty-
four lessons, SIS.
Parents and guardians are invited to visit
School during the hours Of tuition, before
placing their children elsewhere. Cool music
provided, and soirees given twice per month.
sell
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FOREIGN.
The Proposed Fenfan Demonstration
Forbidden.

LIVERPOOL, December 1.-THE pro-
posed Fenian demonstration next Sunday
has been peremptorily forbidden by the
authorities, who are fearful Of the eOnse
quenee Of so violent an expression of i'll
feeling towards the Government.
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COURSE OF STUDY.

FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR GLASS; months.
Walkers American Law, Ksnts Commeuta-
ries, BIsHop on Cnminel Law Gamblers His
tory OF n LaW salt, stephens PleadingS.
SECOND SESSION OF JUNIOR CLASS
months.
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, 6resnleaf on evidence.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudence, Adams Equity
Pleading, Redheld on Wills, billiard on Mort
cages, Parsons on Partnerships.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS
Washburn on Real p rOperty, Taylor on Land.
lord and Tenant, ANGEL a Ames on CORPORA
lions, story's conflict OF Laws, Parsons on
Maritime Law, Conklin's q. 5. Treatise.
Reoitations and examinations each day al 4
O'Clock. Moot Court once each week, and Ap-
pellste Nourt once each month, presided over
by the Professors ali together.
studeuts permitted 10 enter any Class. but m
Diploma given except TO those going through
whole course.
Terms SS per Session, payable IN advance.
Entrance Fee, 50 per Session.
All Students Of Law can attend free or eharpe
the Lectures Of the College, including Lectures
on Execution and explanation Of Latin and
French tecknicalities by the President.
Arrangements VIII be made TO board and
lodge Students at SIS per month. Applications
should be made early. geln
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NOTICE.

VHB clients OF The late NJ, Z. Hill, Esq, and
Smith & hfl, are hereby notified tnst
information in regard To their business
can be obtained from MessTs. stephens &
smith, attorneys -at-lRw, p MadlsOn sus-t in
whose charge the papers and uuhnished buSi-
ness have been placed. They give attention
TO the business until the partie make Ofla.I
arrangements. SPARED HILL.
November p, 1851. Nv
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NOTICES q.
Notice.

A PPLICATION VIII be made by d C. Trader,
n ESQ at the december Term. 1877, OF the
County Court of Shelby COunty, fOr lett=n OF
administration on the estate OF A. W. Arnold,
deceased. By order OF Court.
JOHN LEAGUE, Clerk.
November Is. Ia7. nnvf7 ii
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- AALaAoa - nNNAAN u pay hclA OA q GeEtdkEl
note therein recited, 1 win, on the
18th Day OF January, A.D., 1858,
sell TO the highest best and last bidder, for
cash, at the nOnt door Of the Court House, IN
Memphis. Tennessee, between the hours OF no
O'Clock am. and 4 O'Clock pm, the nndI-
vided Interest OF said Ellen ]. Hart, late Ellen
]. shaw, in and TO lots . and %, on Union
street, fronting respectively 80 and IS feet on
the south side OF Union street and running
back 2lsZ feet 10 an alley, the same being ths
late residence Of A. p. shaw, deceased, and the
lot west thereof; lets . ana . on the north SIDE
Of Union street, fronting IS feet on Union
street sad running back to an alley $50 feet, aud
iying opposite lots 3 and 10 inst de crfbed =.
also. lots II and Il on Gayoso street, each 'front.'
Ing IS feet ana running ba 4 ~ Rect TO an
alley, said lots numbered according 10 plan OF
A b. ShaW's property, made by W. Crane,
July, All lass, being part OF countrg lot No.
AZ also, lot more particularly dee crib d IN
deed OF Ellen J. shaw, executr Z Of a. b shay,
deceased, % David James en-. dated s ptsm Der
II, 1852, being on Union street. the said interest
Of &. j Hart an aud 20 The above Property
being acquitted BY viii OLA. y Snsw, decssseds5
said property Is In the city OF Memphis, county
OF shelby. and state Of Tennessee
Jobs AINsLIE, Trustee.
Kerr, Wesioost a stahl, Attorneys eseia
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NEW ADvERTrsEME'Ts
NOTTCE.

TEE undersigned viii apply at the January
L Term, 1855, OF the County Court OF Shelby
county, IenneGz0er TO probate the viii OF A. q.
J. WeGtherall, and for letterz testam entary
thereon. AID. WEATBERALLs =
deel2 laW4W" A. G. WEATHERALL-
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LEGISLATIVE.
sENATE-MoNDAY.


By Mr.. Echel-A resolution authori-
zing the Governor to borrow 800, 600 ST
a rate Of interest not exceeding twelve
per cent. to psy the interest now due the
State. Under a suspension Of the rules
il was referred to the Committee Cd
Finance and Ways and Means.
By Mr.. Henderson-A bill requiring
all railroads to carry all deaf, dumb and
blind persons to and from the institu-
lions which they may be attending free
Of charge. Passed first reading.
The bin authorizing the Comptroller tC
pay over 5000 to 10000 to the Metropol.
itan Police Of Chattanooga for services,
came up. After debate It was lost by 8
vote Of IA to Z.
A motion to reconsider the vote pass
ing the Omnibus Railroad bill was made
and lost.
Adjourned TO Q q N. Tuesday
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Elegant translation from Risfori's celebrated
copy expressly for CECILE RUSH.
Thursday evening, December I2.-In I'VE
acfs, the play Of MARY S~TUART-Hary,
Queen OF Scots, Cecile knsh.
Monday-The Ring young American Trsge-
dian, FRANK MAYO.
Doors open at a to 7 curtain 70 rise Al X
precisely. Seats may ue secured siL dEys N
aavuu.a
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ClILDRENS FANCY DRESS BALL.

ZEADAM LEIsE VIII give her nrst BAH for
WI her pupils. their parents and friends, at her
han. No 2l Second street, on FRIDAY. De
ceuber 18Th. The puolie are respectfully in
yfted 10 attend. G4nts' tickets, 81: ladies and
children 20 cents. Tickets will be iOund al Dr.
sndler drug store, and at the music store
OF +. Katzenb0chs s, 81 Main sheet, and at the
door on the night OF TIE ball.
Good mcsIe ard supper, etc. decl0 a.
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Adjourned to 3 am. Tuesday.

AgA2AH
By Mr.. Taylor, Of Carter-A resolution
authorizing the Governor TO institute q
suit against the city OF Nashville fol
$4,000 damages for injury done to the
capitol grounds by cutting a street
through the same. Referred to the Com.
mittee on Public Grounds.
Senate resolution No. 40-PrOvidiuc
that the General Assembly adjourn on
the 18th inst, to meet on the second
Monday Of January. 1868. Adopted.
Mi. WOOdcock read a protest against
the passage Of the Omnibus Railroad bill
which he asked might be entered upon
the House journal Objection was made
on the ground hat the language used in
the protest was disrespectfult to the House
casting upjBst reflections upon the mem,
bers who voted for the bill. The objsc.
tons were oyerrulsd, and the protest di
rected 20 be spread upon the journal.
The bill to secure compensation from
the United States for losses OF loyal citi
zens incurred by the rebellion, was con
sidered and passed second reading.
House adjourned 10 8 am. Tuesday.
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LAW SCHOOL,
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

VyHE Law Department OF the Memphis Cob
i legs viii oDen on the EIBST MONDAY
OCTOBER. The following gentlemen com
prise the Faculty:
Constitutional Law..--.--Gen ALBERT PIKE
Real Property q leading.-..Hon r. K. EEATH
Personal Property a Pleading A. N. LEWIS
Equity & Commercial Lsw-Bon. r. T. sCRUGGs
Grim, Law q Admiralty. Gen. J. r. CHALNERs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-12

IN A late sermon 10 London. Arch
bishop Manning maintained that Rome
was the capital Of Christendom and not
Of Italy, and said hat any attempt TO
disturb the temporal sovereignty Of the
Pope should be denounced BY the entire.
Catholic Church.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-12

GSO REWARD Stolen on sunday night a
DOU dark brown MAKE MULE, Is or l5%
hands high, with saddle marks and q scar on
the weathers, about 10 years old, with heavy
eXtra-Enade lead dray harness. A negro was
seen same night with = mule and harness some
two miles cut on Germantown road, and might
90 as far as LAGRANGE or holly Springs. X B.
HUIES 26 Second street. uect0 lW
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CARPETS ARRIVED!
WE are nov prepared TO exhibit the Nam.
w moth Stock Of
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, RUGs,
COCOA MATTINR. ETC.

heretofore ADVERTISED. These goods have been
purchased for CASH in New York during the
panic, aad we are confident that we can offer
greater Inducements and a better assortment Oi
goods in this line than can be found in this
city. Call early and examine before purchas-
ing. as we desire 10 close the stock IN a very
few days
R1YsTER, IRRELEVANT 500
No Z5 second street, Ayres' Building.
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CREDITORS

HAVING claims against the estate OF James
II MalatesLa, deceased, are hereby notified 10
hle their claims, properly authenticated, with
ths undersigned, within the time prescribed by
law, or the same Will be barred Persons TO-
debled to the estate will come forward and pay
the same. NICHOLAS MALATESTA,
FRANK VACCARO.
administration 22 Main street.
Ed. Burke Pickett, Attorney.
Ledger copy till forbid. decl0
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TRUSTEES Sale.

FINDER and by virtue OF a Deed OF Trust
u executed by Calvin d. Hart and Ellen ].
Hart on the l2fh day OF July, AID, 1858, 10 me-,
As Trustee, % secure the payment OF a certain
note therein recited, 1 win, on the
18th naY OF IannRrT. An. 1888
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-12

WHY DO YOU ASK ME HAT QUESTION, SIR p
Bsca1seo ns II them is needed no doubt and uatb badly amongy your household uwa-
ienoe. that the AOOrom and Troublesome item Of ehurnns may becomes N agreeable reIsa-
ton to he ladies' upon whom such duties usually dsvoNe
What's the article? What's the description What's it do,
pray, Sir?
Wei, it sstmpy two rewpropeler wheels atashed to taeIowerend offs ssn or handle
which is placed in the ~Oaf Hhhued" wooden or tub hun,a and wOtkedn the m man
At every ID md dow movement Of he "DahsL" completely dsengsuuE and cutting TIT
cream into the mtnutst particles while ast ss anne time g aid ofthe AN beds" In each d.
fresh air. nus seemEBg BY hsamP@t process the true principles Of" GOd Butter Making"
Well. sir. is the thing simple-Very SIMPLE?
why, so very simple hsn mb that not vwd OF explanation is Necessary Why" BID
dy," Aunt Dnahs" or the eight year Old ehd en both HdgHmd ana usn and eHar for
their lives imagine any other purpose "rh-
Is it durable and substantial, sir2
nbmadeo OF the best sheet Zine-wnn Otr utHoug-nsL md with ordinary care viii
last as long as you and your sanddAndrns children
Long enough; well, my friend, does it make GOOD BUTTER
and QUICKP
cream uadr Ike circumstances Z quality and temperature ans in about " HALF THE
TIME required By the use OF the H0d dasher" Am. however quite ready toeonfss that IL
will ua make Butter Gqsk as the bOatea" FtveA Minute Hd ud-I lightning" Chuu$ nor
would we havst so quick, for TIT very plain md simple Tesen ma nee n%ahnan rapid
operation Of such Churnsy yields ss the pAHa %s @SoFT LARDK uaaraHg ags INSTEAD
Of hose RICE. GRAIEK Way FRA ard LIVELY QUALITIES which eomthuts REAL
GOOD BUTTER.
ahons past and do I understand you that nothing moHek Iequhed thAn oneOrths
LEY DASHERSFs rl.te
TORY C8URNLvg APPARAT rus that the Eond hs yet produced
Wen, nfend.o ono mOe-exus mes rrght well Psssed,b tut a little suspicious Can't
or one Of tn" Huh OF tbs Universe Hams sort or essi "a hnsl hat Eosdt 20 S@sP@.
bring a "oroadg uassn zdn to the phz Of s most fsadous sPeurrbut VITA soueWhatOf
a changs in he" programme and scenery" whsn casting ash p@p AZ heS Amr many
nuiues Efforts slice Mcn or two Ugh! sushl Ooksand such ~tOngung" As understand
ID have been huly donSOr" ....-
Methnks Ianovera mutua syupHhys similarity OF experience ad a amhra s~
mfnaaonD void an anbugA especially with the Yankee prefix N y friend, "ENLEES
D4sRER" IS No HUKBUG nda bit Off, s- ThR housinyennon" and viii uP~a iA
on true nehsw vim hs way into ever houehodtn the land NorhH and South Ths DNsner
Is open to composition, and or" common sense very aJ PasseAl use ant h'a~hA@ econ
- ru W. nuupu DASuzp
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Lessee and Manager --.-----W q.
Stage Msnager..-.~--BHIRLEf II. FRANCE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-07
the result

BASE BALL.--The Cedar Falls Base
Ball Club has been properly organized,
fairly inaugnratcd and has entered up
on the season under the most favorable
auspices. The first game was played
last Tuesday evening on the common
south of the city, with the most salts
factory result. One sprained ankle
was the only accident, which was con-
sidered favorable omen for the future
prosperity of the Club, though quite .
number Of our indoor young men, un-
accustomed 10 the hot sun, came very
near Gushing" We regret that the
Constitution and Bylaws prevent the
use Of umbrellas. They would be
rather unhandy but moro comfortable
on such hot days. AS no stand was
erected for our special reporter, a full
report will not be given Of the games
this week.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-07

"PooR MAN! CONSUMPTION Took
HIM OFF!"-T This is the reply to thou
sands of enquiries every day propound-
ed by acquaintance upon learning that
another old friend sleeps his last
sleep" Consumption is unquestionably
the worst disease that afiiicts the hu-
man family, for il is confined Utmost
entirely to the young and middle aged
who, had their lives beenspared, might
have been alike ornaments to society
and benefits to the world ut large,
while the aged and infirm are almost
entirely free from this human scourge.
Without positively asserting. that con-
sumption inits more advanced stages
can be cured, although Hhere there is
life therefs hopes, I'VE DO mSst cendden-
TALLY spS thatsff taken In time, Ord
w. Polandss White Pine COMPOUND
will arrest the further progres Of the
disease, and restore the lungs to sound
ness and vigor. The price y 4l.O0 per
bottle, Il u sold by all druggssts. J. =.
Cole y %. GgeQt csc -