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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, January 20 Ia the House
to-day a resolution GO take iDto coosid-
GRAFTON the extension Of the right Of suf-
frsge TO the females Of this Stale, aod
that Mrs. Stowe be sent for 20 Instruct
them, was offered. An Amendment was
also offered that Horace Greeley bs re-
qUested 70 come before the Committee
on the State Of the Republic, ana address
them on the subject Of female suffrage.
The resolution was lost.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, January % There has
been no decision yet In the Injunction
against the Chatham Railroad. Remor
to day points to 3 decision sustaining the
Injunction, and IL 90 ali similar appro.
prlstions will fail. The Wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford, and the West.
eTn North Carolina railroads are among
the only ones which would be IN.
tainted.
In the Senate to-day the corruption
N after vas discussed and Senator Sweet
made q long speech imputipR corruDtIon
to leading parties. No action was had.
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PROPERTY
For Sale

I OFFER for sale on accommodating terms a
L section OF good land IN a Eign state OF culti-
walton, situated In DeSOt0 county, Miss, nVe
miles southeast OF SenatooiR Depot, and one
and one fourth miles north OF Como Depot,
Miss. together with stock and farming tnnpie-
msnts complete. There is q good Gin House
and Cotton Press in good repair on the place.
an early application viii secure q bargain
For full particulars address me at Senatobia
Depot, Dssoto county, Mss.
Jas j. q. COCKE
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By Telegraph.


LOUISVILLE, January 29.-Ths officers
Of the Louisville and Nashville RsiiC0ad
Company state hat there is no Iouoda-
ton for the report furnished by the Jay
Gould party, while in this city, that the
Erie Railroad Company would have pom
troll Of their road, and change lis guage
70 six feet.
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CANADA.

TORONTO, January 29-Mr. Howe and
Sir John Mcdonald have settled the
Nova Scotia question. l. Is understood
that the settlement involves an increase
OF the money appropriations to Nova
Scotia, and no Change in the tariff. The
new arrangement requires Parliament
airy sanction.
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DIR. RUSSELL'S
DISPENSARY AND INFIRMARY
MEMPHIS, TENN.

DR. RUSSELLB DISPENSARY AND IN
IL PRIMARY, the largest and oldest tnsitn,
ton of the KIND in the Southwest, establishes
in 1853, pleasantly located al Nos. 40 and y
north side of Conrt Square, Memphis, Tenn, u
open for the reception OF patients desiring
treatment and the comforts Of a home while
receiving the same. Patients also treated al
the office or by letter, II desired.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, 5Outs. Para1yEis
Deafness. Fits. Consumption syphilis, skin
Diseases, Spermatorrhea 1mpoteney, and sll
the diseases arising nom the lnQlsefetlon OF
saeas IN All their forms ~edectnalsy cured at the
aboye-Damed -institut1on-Dr. RUSSELL, Con-
- frsatiss on Chronic Diseases furnished
nee &C. application. ja1
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Valuable Gotten Plantation
For sale.

EEIE Offer for sale one of the most valuable
W Cotton Plantations in Bolivar county,
Mississippi, lying three miles nom the river, on
Lake Cnristmsg, and southeast nom the town
Of ErentisS, and known as the Polk Place.
The tract contains 1000 acres, aOof which ara
cleared, The place IL high and well drained,
and has on It, = ane Steam Gin and Sawmtn,
which cost Sl0OoO also, three new Carver Gin
Stands, of eighty saws each.
The title 10 the property is perfect, and It
will be ssld at a great bargain, and good time
given TO make the payments
lal4 IA NELSON a 20.
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DIED.

MoMAHON-Aftsr q brief illness, yesterday
evening, January 2sth, at 8 o'clock, at his
apartments In the Peabody Hotel, Col. John
d. McNAHcE, Ia the Seth year of his age.
After LIES htfuI fever he sleeps we'll"
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MUSEAENTS
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Last Night Of MAGGIE MITCHELL and J..
W. CULLItR
Saturday Evening. January S0.-WU be
produce LITTLE TREASURE n MAR
SOF, The Poultry Dealer
Monday Evening-Miss LGO HUDSON and her
beautiful horse, Black BEES, II
Scale OF PRICEs-Dre=s Circle and ParqueLte,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family Circle, So
cents Colcred Boxes, ~ cents Colored Gal
lery, % cents.
Doors open a. quarter to : o'clock; curtain viii
rise At 5 precisely. BCx-bCOk open from 10
O'Clock am. 70 5 pm.
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Run Az FoLLOWss

Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The 3:l5 pm connect for Cairo and st. Louis.
arriving at ST Louis At l:g pm. next day $50
am. train arrives in 81. Louis IL pm. sameday
through Tickets at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured at the COmpany's ONCE, 23S%
Main street, and at Depot, head OF Main street.
~ Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phts City Transfer Company at Hotels, Pri-
vste Residences, or on board boats, 70 all prin-
cipal points East and North.
sam. B. JONES, superintendent.
Asa HILL. passenger Agent. JAZZ
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
OF CANADA,
Montreal Ocean SteamShip;CO.
THROUGH FREIGHT LINE
First Class Steamships sailing
Every Saturday to Liverpool.
From PORTLAND in Winter and MON
TREAL in summer

T1HE undersigned having been appointed
1 Agents for the above Line are authorized
TO grant through bills of lRdIDg from Memphis
TO Liverpool sRd Glasgow. The attention OF
shippers Is called to this route, by which the
delays and excessive transfer charges incurred
at the large ports are entirely avoided Bills
OF Lading contain through rates covering all
charges from Memphis to the ships dOck at
Liverpool, and low rates and quick time are
guaranteed. Fifteen drst class Steamships are
now on the line making regular trips on Satur-
day Of each week. Freighis loaded from the
cars on dOek directly into the vessel.
Receipts given to Boston and
New England points via. GRAND ThUNK
RAILWAY.
For rates and Information apply to
THOMAS TROUT q SONS Agents,
JAZZ No. &3 Front street, Memphis.
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RIsK-LoCK WOODEN Thursday, January
18th, at the Firyt Baptist Church. Mr.. L. TIFF
RISK to Miss MoLLrE z. LOCKWOOD, both Of
this city.
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Removal.
Z. L. STER y, pPEFHALMBC PH
ELaA EAAn1 E9sE LAalA

nR. L. STERs. OPHrHALMBO PHYsI
u CLAN, FROM PRUSSIA,
Treats aIl diseases Of the Eye with care and
success, and restores detective vision, whether
arising rroa Age. Strain, Overwork or Prema-
tura Decay, Without pain, ln3Ory or tneonvs-
nisucs TO the Ege, preserving healthy iu1e-
lions of this organ TO extreme Old sgs, creating
new vigor and power hitherto unknown
AURLAL DISEASES successfully treated,
and Detective hearing restored by DR.. 5.
n. B.-The celebrated Australian Crystal
Glass spec acles are accurately and scientific
ally adjusted to tbs Eye by DR.. L. =, who is
highly recommended By ta5 most prominent
eitizess and scientific gentlemen OF this eoun-
try and Europe.
Certificates and Testimonials can be in
spected at Dr. as cnice from the under
signed, Medical Professors md distinguished
gentlemen IN Memphis, Tenn, and elsewhere:
A. 4. Taylor, NJ D, Wm. Taylor, IT., ND,
r. ". Creighton, Nd, r. Z. Brown, Nd,
r. 9. Malone, Nd, John r. krayser, MD,
n. T. Irwin, MD. B. W. Ayent, ND,
Rte. Etc, Etc.
The Hon. J. n. Nandegrif. member OF the
howard Association, was treated for 2 disease
In his Eyes OF 4 years staining by DR.. L. S.
From the New Orleans Times. Feb. Il, 1881
To Or. L. sir: In the year 1925
l had IN tn's city tbs smallpox OF the N qiig-
subsequently, d running Of water and matter
from them, and ior the last eight years have
been CON Leued to use EpeetacIss IN order 10
read and wrILe. Under your skllf0l and mild
treatmeut, 1 am happy to state, that the hu-
mOrs OF my eyes are entirely removed, and my
print without the aid OF 3 asses &.
lam. kin 81 yours respectfully,
J. NJ. VANDEGRLFF, 2S Carondelet ST.
DR. L STERN can be seen st his Office from
10 10 2 n. ard 2 10 Arm. No. 2S2 Main street,
Bethel Block, Memphis, Tenn. ts90
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
srasSe5lf advertisements hotsnp ne Tsa q ne
sldper, first insertion 81 each SabseQ7te1H haSS-
ton 50 oeH4s per Square.
I'D seTfiseEeT1s IN W0nf or Resl ootnNaai oNHS
per tsne each insertion.
Aasthlg advertisements, IS goT IRA @1o g yN
I each additional square.
az nelO each Insertion -
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APPEAI, acIu be charged oHe-sE1h 0dd1t0aGL
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Lon7l Notices % cents per dfHe GrS Insertion, ana
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an transient advertisements, moi from regular Cd
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COERESPONEEECE.
Correspondence, on Public EesHts, solicited from
ever part Of DC UnGed safes.
ALNSLLR. KEATING d co.
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NOR SALE.-One of the finest PLANTA-
4 TONS in the Mississippi Bottom. situated
50 miles below memphis IN Arkansas. miles
from b edBOeis Landing, containing 22o0 acres,
with 400 acres in a high state OF cultivation
with dwelling and all Necessary outhousss,
frame quarters for 90 hands, coed gin and mill,
stables Rndertos, together with all the mules,
stock and tools. There Is now 20 or ~ good
hands on the place that can be had by the
purchaser. AgreaG bargain can be had By early
application on the premises, or OF PRICE q
TERRY, Commission Merchants, No. Is Union
street, Memphis, Tenn.
fa7 A. O. HODGES.
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BUSINESS, !
A GENTLEMAN with some seventy-dys'
- Thousand dollars worth OF good improved
and unimproved ruperty in Texas, conslsiiI 9
II part OF wheat and cotton farms, a beautiful
resIdencs on Galveston Bay and 600 acres OF
land near Galveston city, wishes to convert a
portion of the same into manufacturing or
conmercial bus ne S at Memphis. Could also
raise SIX or seven thousand dollars cash, and
same amount well secured by bond and mort
gage. Address SHEGDIE BELL,
tG3O Little Rock Arkansas.
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BANKS AMI BANxNKa
GERMAN NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS

DIR f g.:
LOUIS HANHAUER, OF schoolaeld & Han
n0uer;
JOHN 2. HOFFMAN,, of Mitchell. Hoffman,
Il Co
D. P. MADDEN. of d. P. Hadden q Co.;
n. L.MEACHAM, Of Mescham 4 THeadweu !;
A. l. AAkkiS Of Harris, Cochran q Co.;
z. 2. WALT, OF Z. P. Wall q Co.
O~FFICERS:
LOUIS HANHAUER, President
N. L. NEAChAM, : YIee.President
MARTIN GRIFFIS, Cashier
HORACE K. GARTH, : Assistant Cashier
ca ALI parts OF the United
States and Europe bOuEhs nnd sold. ja2s
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILR o A d.
Open to Madison

an ANT AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM-
" Der 2, 1888, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this Road will run regularly as follows:
GONG W~EsT-LeaVes HOpedeld Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 7:S0 am, and arrive
al Madison at 1 o'clock p.m.
COMM EASF- Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 7:0 a m. arrive at
Hopefeld ct 1 o'clock pm, and Memphis at
l:0 pm.
The FeTryboat Nevada leaves the foot OF
Union street at 7 am.
Tickets for sale at all the Railroad Ticket on
ces in the city.
Freights for Madison or way stations received
By z. n. Patterson q Co, at their Wharf-boat,
foot OF Union street.
Freight to Way stations must be prepaid.
-OH OF Road, No. 12 Jefferson street.
ans II =. B. BEAUMONT, Gen. Sup't.
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II PUBLIC

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAuY APPEAL. one SO %
NKEKLT APPEAI- one eaT-...-....-........ go
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ImpO flans 10 Planters.

MpOFtanb 10 Planters.
EIRSr PREMIUM SELF SHARPENING
u DIAMOND CORN MILLS AND COTTON
SEED Profsf0r these Mills range
address W. D. LEAVITF, 100 Grevfsr and II
Union street, New Ollsana AL
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FOR SAFE.

LOB SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL
L ESTATE IN CHICAGO OR VICINITY. -
230 by 3IS feet, with a fine residence and a cot
tage on Erinkiey avenue. Also, two Brick
Residences on Poplar street. For terms and
particulars apply 70 or address KUNZIE BROS,
Real estate agents, No. l04 Madison street,
Room No 2. Chicago, III. lag
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NEM ADvERT1smENTs
N0TI0R.
AND LAST LOVE
No ITWn0 HBT
FSE-

nia Mcleod was virtually an or ar
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Register, TrezeVant s Co.,
jas AUCTIONEERS.
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to-day she had sought them. Slowly
she approached the bush gazing on n.
pressed her hands upon her breast. while
two heavy tears fell Down her cheeks.
She started. and recovering herself. bent
over cluster Of buds aud plnckef them.
What sad. sad memories thev recalIsdi
and vet the pain was sweet, sweeter far
than forgntfulness.
But while she stood thus o step On
the winding gravel-wa.k near her made
her start; she listened, breathless and
deadly pale-surelv she knew that stem.
In another instant he stood before her.
Bronzed as he was abe knew him. Both
stood speechiess, looking in each Others
faces. while the moSs-ro.es trembled i'm
Maggie's claspel hands.
At last Fred said, with trembling
voice. and drawing step nearer a. be
SPOKE:
"Will Won give me the moss-rose bud,
no'c Maggie 4, -
And Maggie laid them in his out
stretched hand
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List Of Entries, Continued.


List Of Entries. Continued.
Alfred l.. Smith. Bucksport, working
oxen.-drawing aud discipline.
Ivory Graut,-Bucksport, Stallion Gen.
Hancock Breeding mare and COLT year
Brown Nell-i year Gen Howard Herd OF
five Horses
T. J. Thomas, Ellsworth, velocipede.
G. 4. Dean--Sedgwick. volocipede.
Mrs. \. A. Whittaker,-Ellsworth Cow.
yearling heifer.-
Anson Flood,-Surry Herd of So wear
colt,-yoke steers, red cow, gray COW,
heifer calf
James CHM, n,-Orland. 5 year colt Gen.
Grant.
John D. Jordan, Ellsworth, Jersey Cow
Jersey Bull calf
Chas. James, Ellsworth, working oxen.
Wm. James. Ellsworth, working oxen.
n II. Higgings, Ayrshire Bull
WIN. Maddocks, Ellsworth, year Dur
ham Steers.
Ransom Bonsey. Ellsworth. yearling,
heifer.
Henry Partridge Oriand working oxen.
ID. L. Dodge, Orlani. working oxen.
J Shlckford. Ellsw )rth Cow aul calf.
Ivory Grant Bucksport, matched horses.
Henry Epps, Ellsworth Breeding mare
and colt.
Louis Susie, Ellsworth, yearlins steers,
yearling heifer.
ID B. CHM Ellsworth Stallion
Peltlah White. Orland working oxen.
For THE SILVER Cur.
Gen, Hancock by Ivory Grant.
Gen. Davis by II. C. Jordan.
India Rubber Joe bv r. TYLER.
Ahner Eaton, Biuehill. year colt
Mrs. A. Mcfarland, Ellsworth, pair shirts,
shirt bosom, skirt.
Mrs. f. VI. Athcrton. Ellsworth quilt.
NJ q Blaisdel Ellsworth, picture, ear
rier dove verses
u W Newbegin Ellsworth. door strip.
Rufus Clements, Ellsworth, English Tur-
nlps.
George Blodsct, Bucksport, preserved
rhubarb crab apple, peas. blueberries,
ra>p5erries, goosebcrries currants, cur
rant jelly, raspberry shrub, vinegar pre-
s.r,fd roach. a,d .oI,,
John Carr, Mariavillc. ruta bacas.
~. 1>h,p 1,
ing
Y JohnJ. Carr-Mlriavine. Barley. Beans,
Peas
~ IL swan hii'"'r'h. Family
. record - v.ars ma
o.u
na91ey BIS. harneis
N'9' VI Co"d' ID FcAoo'cot' Rag Carpet
'"7
II ;. Ireyett, Trenton, Ancient paintings.
I Mr~ G. 5. Cook, Ellsworth, prs socks.
\ Mr., Livy Bn<er, surry, Dogs hair shawl.
MIS-. Sarah c. Lowell, pcnobscot, yarn,
"polen cloth
H. A. Butler. Eastbrook Fold n..,
/ Black eyed peas, Champion peas.
ID. y. lsJurke, peas. pea beans v.I,o,v
eyed beans, black eyed beans. cranberry
beans. white beans L yks meas
Mrs. C f. Swan. franklin Rn,,cr
| H. y. Butler, Eastbrook Early seha.
/ Canada, nayi, Seeding and spov.b,u no
tatoes. product white bean all vari.y,,od
Box cuIiosities. onions sneeimsns hea,.
2 cabbages. rnta basss english tnrnins
Dat ID ingalls,, WaIthaln. butter.
Rufus Clements. Ellsworth. Flax.seed
Buckwheat
Mrs. Helen Morgan Hancock, stocking
yarn, housewife
Mrs. AbigaI Marshal Hancock cot,on
cloth, Linsey wooIsey Balnoral. checked
shirting.
Miss. Helen Saunders, Ellsworth she'll
house
Allen A. Potter, Els. Beans, TurnIp,
Barley.
Mrs. II. \. Butler, Eastbrook. butter,
eggs.
IL. n Butler. Eastbrook, wheat, barley,
| oats, flannel.
Mrs Drusilla Billings. Hancock. cushion.
Miss Annie 0. Bachclder. Hancock
wrought skirt.
Mrs. A. c. Muliken. fremont. cotton and
wool cloth shirt.
III. N. Butler Easthrook carro.s ms,on,
corn, axe-helye.
Marx Sanndars cor,
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by IFS use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the iollicles are destroyed,
or the glands a,rophied and decayed.
Bu. such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with pasiy sedi-
men,. it will keep il clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use win prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleierious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
iniurson~ TO the hair, the Nigor eau
,ulv benefit but not harm it. Ii wanted
t,,..r..lA. TOR a
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they were panfauy af,laetin- have ic,a ra.Iirstly
eurvd ~ sush gtcAi numbcfs ~ =luanst cscry s~f-
o. The country that ;hc public srarcosy need ~
be informed oi IL. tirincs o. uAcs
Scrufulous possra 4 enc OF The mos. destructive
enemies OF our rare. oilru thta and nnfcl;
;cnzn; OF tie org-Hs-ra undermine THE ufior
AM II FIics The ATTACK OF inE fatal dIseAsc.
without exciting sfspirop of it, presence Again
u seem. 10 hTec,i Infection throughout ie BODY and
thea. rome favorable orasAaE. rapidly elrs elup
into other Of iis hidcous forms either on The
surface among tic vlfais. In The l-tisr tunr -
eles NAV be suddenly Deposited in the lungs
heart or turnoTs formed VA The liver. shows
IT. rrsscacc by crupiinns the skin OF fogl ulcer
atoms some part Of the hosip. Hence the oeea-
siounl of a bollc of tins >nrsafsarslla is a1I-
yisahc. even when no active symptom. of diFeass
appear. Persons sfilcie-i with the following COM
plants generally Ead immediate rrllcf. and, at
length. cuTr hy thc af thfs >4RSNPAHTI-
Ia. -. fnfhony's Fsr-. Rose Trysipsias,
T~ts~r. Salt Eh~srr. soaid H-ad. Riag,~oryr
Aorr Eyes. >or. Ears. and other ernptinns or
yi.ihle forms of >cro(ssf di.casc. Also in The
more concealed forms. Dssr~rsia. Drorsss.
Hearf Disease. Iifs, Eyii~ysn, N~srulyia, !,
and the various ffe>roas affections OF the musca-
lar and nervous sySterns-
Syphilis or Tenercai and Nerr.rial Dts~ss~s
cured by il. though L long time h required for
subduIng these obstinate malaties by any medicine
Iiut long continued Of this medicine will cure
the complaint LsSeoSyiasa or Whsfrs. 4 fev7ae
TFc~rafioas. and fe,naf~ Dis~as<s. are rom
monlv soon relieved and ultimately cured by It's
purifying and Inv isor3tlng e1cct Minute Direc-
tons for each case are found In our Almanac. sup
Piled gratis. Rh~~mafismu and Gosf. when
caused y ancninnlaiions Of eaTanecus matters
tbe blood. reid qnickly 10 Il, also Lsr-v
Corspiainss, TorI,sday. ConZ~sfios or Iafara-
NATION of the Lirer. and Jasadios. when arising
blood. This sfRsaPARILLI i a great re
storcr for the strength and virur Of the system
Those who az. LasDsid and Iisfiess, Dsspon-
derf. >iseysiess. and troubled with N~rross lp
yr-hsnsioss or Fe"rs. or any Of the Affections
synriomaiio Of Weaks~ss. Will lnd immediate
relief and convincing evidence Of it restorative
power upon tTial-
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.
4 dressing which

4 dressing which
j. nj once agreeable,
healthy. and efec,ual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
70 its original color
,rih The gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
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poetu.
Vanished Summer.

Vanished Summer.
summer heard the gh st Of frs.t
stealing down tho Ky:
Gathering all her Gioric- up,
Turned she then to ny
Biri- an noscrs and golden hours.
Music, perfume riee:
~ take the beauty OF the world
over tire hills with me"
fct paused h~.id- the We stem r,,s.
Win nnger on her brow
'ne sweetest thinz is vet forgot
ihoa sweetest thing. conc n3u!"
p.rhag heard the -ii,ery call
Her soul went from her e,es
Ana ned away with summer time
Ado"n the western skies.
Not Tor love or loves Wild teara
Would she stay with me
>umm~r Sosl lh~J - ncn
Went o'er 49, ss-
-HbsrA and Ho.s
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ron PUnIEYlAG TINE Moon.

The reputation ihis cx-
oellcnt InctiicInc ertovs.
II der1S-si from rs cGr-s a..
many Of which arc truly
marvellous luyctrratc
cases of Scrofglous dis
ca e. where The .ysitfa
tecDcd saturated " IA
corruption. have ls~a
purified and cured ly u.
srrnfpiog. affections md
dstor'icrs. WIN were AZ
fravaicsl hy The serpfa-
lone s-ppfAftsf fssrfsa- s,.sfii
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Vegetable Sici|ian Hair RcneWer

Eres'v wear increHses the ,opu-
idrifv NJ this rHfMabie Hair Prem
drdfson, rhich is due 10 merit
alone. We cdn aasMre our old
patrons that IL IL Kept fully up 10
0s high standard, and to those
srho hare nerer used IL we can
confdenffy say. that if 10 the Osslv
reliable and perfected prsp6ra-
HAIR TO its youthful color, max
ting u soff, iusfrous, aud silkeg !.
the scalp. by fs Mse, becomes
srhNe and clean if vensoces 0U
erMpfions aud d6ndru1, and 81
ats tonic properties prerenfs the
hair from falling 0ssf. as if sfius.
ufdfes aud m0Mrishes the hair
glands. BY its use the hair groscs
thicker aud stronger. In b0Iduess
u restores the capillary Vlasds
to their normal riQOr, AVID riX
create a mesc OrOTfh errepf in
erfreme old age. II II fhe most
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer used. as u requires fe,rer
applications. aud 0ires the hair
mar splendid gfossy appearance
90 ""eh admired by all. 4. 4.
Hayes. VI. d.. State Ass0yer of
Mass. says. ''fhe constituents are
pure and carefully selected for
e-rceiienf quality. and ! cousisfer
II The BEST PREPARATION for
Us Intended purposes" Ne pub
tish a treatise on the hair, srIich
ere send free on mail upon appii-
cation. Which contains cOnsimem.
d1fory wOfices from clergysnem.
physicia"s. the press, and Others.
Ne hare made the study of the
hair and Its diseases a specially
for years. and kmOsc that sre make
the most ererfire preparation for
the restoration and khe preserr0-
hOn Of the hair, exfanf. and so
acknowledged by fhe brsf M-di.
cal aad Chemical Authority.
1sad b al Dr,.,rs' AID D,ai-s IN Nodicae
Pvs~e sse Dsusr Pes Rssoe.
4. p. HALL & CO., Proprietors.
LABORATORY, NASHUA. E.H.
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