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FOR CINCINNATI.
WOLVES
Schiedam Schn

THE shove Medicinal Beverage IS manuSac-
tured by the proprietor, at his distillery. in
Schtedam, Holland, expressly for medicinal
use.
II Is now some twenty years since the pro-
prietor fret introduced 1t to the American nub-
lie, and duriEg hist time he has received over
three thousand letters nom physicians. ipdorg.
ing IT as the purest liquor they have ever used
In their practice.
II is made from barley Of the finest quality.
selected with great care from the product 0i
the most celebrated 2raln-growing districts. is
Favored with the essence OF the romaI iuni-
per-berTy of Italy, and is rectihed by a peculiar
process, which expels nom the spirit every
Scrtd particle.
As a means Of preventing and correcting the
disagreeable and often dangerous effect pro-
dHced upon the stomach and bowels by a
change of waters visitation TO Which travel
eTs, new settlers, and all unacciimsted persons
in the West. the South, and Southwest are pe-
cuiiarly .iiable-the sCHIEDAM
ScENAPPs VIII be found absolutely infalibIe:
while IN cases Of dropsy, gravel, distractions OF
the kidneys. diseases OF The bladder, structure,
dyspepsia and general debility, IL Is recon-.
mended most eIaphatically by the most dis
tin guisheu member OF the medical Profession,
IL Is pat up in quart and pint bottles. in
cases, with the name of the unds signed on
the bottle and cork, and 8 fac-simile OF his sig
nRture on the label. For sale by all respectable
druggists and country merchants.
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Attachment Nofsce.

Naomi Jones, Adm'x, vs.. GIL Lewis-Bsfore R.
81. GIisson, Up.
I this cause It appearing t. he satisfaction
L of the Court. from af1dsVtJ flied herein. that
the defendant IS a. resident OF the State Of
Tennessee and it also appearing that tie at
tachment in this cause he been levied
1t is therefore ordered, That publication be
made in the Memphis Appeal FOR four EuecCs-
sive weeks, requiring said defendant TO appear
before K. II. Gibson, j. p, at his Office in Mem
phis, on the 2Sth day of February next, and
plead, answer or dsmur to said cause, o. the
same viii be heard ex perSe q to him.
tSSl laws r. II. GLI5SOk, J. P.
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WASRKNGTOS.

WASHINGTON, January 31.-The en-
tire humber of bonds issued TO the Pa
ciHc railroads, to January lst, 1859, was
$50. 097, 900, on which amount interest a.
6 per cent. is S3,005. $50. The whole
amount Reimbursed 20 the United States
by the several roada, from freights, etc.
up to January lst, 1869, has been SIG,
| $50 GA.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

CAIRO, Ill, January Sl.-WeatheE
/ clear and pleasant. River fell twenty
six inches. 20, Tigress two a. M; Ru-
bioon, 400 Down, Clifton 3 ,. m.
LOUISVILLE, January 3~l.-Departedr
Swallow and Baxter, New Orleans
Wauanits, Cincinnati, River, six feet
in the canal sad falling. The weather
Is clear and cool.
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JUDICIAL 8TyTEAC.

Several bills having teen introduced
into the Senate looking 70 q Te0T.auiza-
tiOn Of the present Judicial system OF the
United States, the Judges Of the SupTe!ae
Court prepared some amendments,
which Judge Trumbuli submitted to the
Senate, and which were referred 10 the
Judiciary Committee. Tne COMMITTEES
have had the subject under cOnsitefs.
ton, AID have decided TO report q bill
embodying the suggestions OF the Ju5I-
ces Of the SUDreLne Court.
the first Section provides that the Su.
preme Court Of the United States snail
hereafter consist OF the Cuiei Justice
and eight Associate JutiJes, any SIX Of
whom shall constitute b quorum. For
this purpose there zhaii DO sppOiused an
additional Associate Justice.
The second section provides that i0r
each q the nine existing Judicial districts
there shall be appointed = Circuit Judge,
who ehRlLreSide ia Lss CiIcuIt, r sbsli
possess the same power and jurisdiction
therein rs the Justices Of the SupTeme
Court allotted 10 the C Tcuit. The Circuit
Courts in each circuif shall be held by
the Justice OF the Supreme Court all0t-
ted 20 the circuit, sitting alone or with
tins Circuit Judge OF the circuit; or, in
the absence OF sziG Justice, By the CIE-
cult Judge, citing alone or with the Dje-
trict Judge Of the district or, in tie sb-
sence of the Justice OF the Supreme
CourG and Circuit Judge, by the District
Judge alone; aud such Courts may be
held at the same time, IN tie dIffsTeBt
districts Of the same circuit, ana more
than one such Court may bs held st the
same time IN the same d~istricF. The
Circuit Judges shall receive such COM
pensstion for their services as msy here
after be provided by law.
The third section provides that moth
ing in the act shall Eff-ct the powers o.
the Justices Of the Supreme Court, Rs
Judges of the Circuit Court, but il shall
not be obligatory upon them to attend at
more than che term Of such court in any
district within their circuits, during n
period Of two years, and SUCH attendaues
shall not be permitted to interfere with
the discharge Of their duties as Justices
Of the Supreme Court.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS A

First Night Of the GREAT Actress. Miss LEO
HUDS0N, and her beautiful Horse s. Black
Bess," supported by Mr.. ]. N. MURRT.
Monday February Twill be
produced the wild and be8ut ful play Of MA
ZEFPA-Mazeppa land her wild horse BesSl,
Miss Leo Hudson; Adder Khan, ]. "a. hurry.
SCALE or ~PRTJEa-DressC Circle and Parquette,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family Circle, 50
cents Colored Boxes, 80 cents; Colored CAL
lery, - cents.
Doors open at quarter to O'Clock; curtain viii
rise at 8 precisely. Cookbook open from 10
rfof1ntr q ~ ~ K y ~
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NATIONAL BAHKR

The question Of redistribuling the cir
culatiOn OF the national banks among
the several States, was under c~onslderG-
ton again to-day, by the House Com
mittee on Blinking and Currency. They
also talked over tine recommendations OF
the Comptroller OF the Currency pro-
vidiDg amendments for the National
Banking Law, with q view OF perfect
ing it.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

San FRANCISCO, January 30.-The
GsIden City sailed for Panama to-day,
with $3.50, 600. S257, 900 for New York,
and Sl04,0 Geo for France.
Governor Mccormick, delegate to
Congress from Arizona, Is a passenger.
Miss Ada WEBB is not 10 marry the
you8g Californian 80 reported. Cause
Hitch in tbs settlements.
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THE ALAsEA INVRsTIGATToN.

The House Investigating COMMITTEES
have nearly completed their evidence,
snd find that Do money has been paid to
any to secure the passage u the appr0-
priation for Alaska, except R0beItJ J.
Walker, az counsel, and the Chronicle VI
this city. The Committee have taken
some evidence showing that certain
newspaper men, or peTsous representing
themselves IS such, demanded Of Walker
that he should pay some OF the money
he received as counsel over to them.
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FRANCIS EHITTAKER & SONS,
So Oui<. No.
M. l.. STERN, OPHTHALMIC PHTSI
II CHAN, FROM PRUSSIA,

M. l.. STERN. OPHTHALMIOP HYSI
II CHAM, FROM PRUSSIA,
Treats all diseases of the Eye with care and
success, and restores defective vision, whether
arising from Age, Strain, OVerwork or Prema-
ture Decay, without pain, injury or ineonve-
ntence to The Eye, preserving healthy fuue-
lions of this organ 10 extreme old 8E3, creating
new vigor and power hitherto unknown.
AURIAL DISEASES successfully treated
and defective hearing restored by DR.. 3.
N. B.-The celebrated Australian Crystal
Glass SpectaeleS are accurately and scientific
ally adjusted to the Eye by DR.. 1. &, who is
highly recommended by the most prominent
try and Europe.
CertiEo atsG and Testimonials can be In
speeted az DR.. STER Nf5 office from the under
signed, Medical Professors end distinguished
gentlemen in Menphis, Tenn, and elsewhere /:
Ak; Taylor, D. YIN. Taylor, IT, MD,
r. c. Malone, ND, John r. Frayser, Md,
w.. 7. irwin, Id, B. w. Avent, Md,
Etc. Etc, Etc,
The Hon. ]. NJ. Nandegrid, member Of the
Howard Association, was treated for a disease
in his Eyes OF A years standing by Dr. L. X
From the New Orleans Times, Feb. IL. 1881
To DR.. L. STERN-pear SIT In the year 1875
l had In this city tbs smallpox of the m aIig-
type, which Affected my eyes, causing
subsequently, n runnlsg of water and matter
from them, and Tor the last eight years have
been com Eelled to use speetacles IN order 10
read and write. Under your skillfnl and mild
treatment, am happy to state, that the hu-
mors of my eyes are entirely removed, and NV
sight so far restored as 10 read the smallest
print without the aid of giSsfes.
Lam, kind ste. YOURS respectfully,
]. N. VANDEGRIEF, rs Carondelet st.
Dr. L. TERN can be seen at bis Office from
10 10 II N. and 2 10 4 pm. No. 2S2 Main street.
Bethel Block, Memphis, Tenn. JaS0
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FOR SAFE.

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL
il STATE IN CHICAGO OR VICINITY
30 by SS feet, with a dns residence and q cot
tsge on Brlnkley avenue. Also, two Brick
Residences on Poplar street. For TRIMS ana
apply to or address KNZIE BROS,
Real Estate agents, No. l04 Madison street,
Room No ?, ChscagO. III. ts23
EoR SALE.-One of the finest PLANTA-
L TONS In the Mississippi Bottom, situated
50 miles below Memphis IN Arksnsas. 2milea
rom B edsOs's 1 a nding, containing 2&O acres,
with 4e acIes In 3 high sfS5e Of cultivation
with dwelling and all necessary outhOuses,
frame quarters for so hands, grod Gin and mill,
stables and cribs, together with al the muleF,
stock and tools. There IS now 30 or 80 goot
hands on the place that can be had By the
purchaser. A grest bargain can be had BY early
application on the premises, or o. PRICE 4
TERRY, commits ion Merchants, No. Is Union
street, Memphis. Tenn.
fa7 a. o. HODGEl
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Nozdsy, The 12th Day OF April, A.D., 1899

That being the first day OF the April Term o
said Court, and between the hours on said day
for iudi cial SALE, at the front door OF the Court
house, in TIE town of Like Village, in sad
county and State, at pu5 i auction, 20 the
highest bidder, for ca u. The follOwtag de-
sefibed lands, to-wit: She undivided ons-
half interest OF frscti al section 81 contain
ing 6S2 acres of all of sections 80, IS and Is,
containing 1870 acres: OF east half Of section 7,
containing $50 Rerss of fractional west hal of
half OF fractional session %, of southeast frac-
tional quarter of section 20, and east fractional
mart of section 81, containing SSI 37-LO acres,
ali in township - SOUTH, Of range one west OF
the 9Th principal meridian. OF fractional sec
tlou 5, of east fractional part of section 6 of
shin IA south of range one wet, Containing 6S7
acres /: of east half of section Is, Of east half Of
action "a, of east half of section Is, in town.
ship ID south, of range two west, containing
SO acres OF west hall of east half OF section
%. of west half of southeast quarter and north
asst quarter OF section Is, in township IA south,
of range two west. containing 400 acres of
fractional section 4. OF northeast fractional
ouarter of section 5 and southeast part of
southwest fractional quarter Of section 8, in
township IA south, of range one west, contain.
ing lOl 50 100 acres, to satisiy the several
amounts of money mentioned in said decree
found to be due 10 said Complainant, amount
ING In the aggregate to about fifty thousand
dollars. And said decree further diree $ that
notice of said sale be gwen by advertisements
IN one uaily newspaper published IN Memphis,
In the state o. Tennessee, and in one weekly
paper published in Little Rock T; in the fol mer,
BY fourteen successive oaily publicat 'ons, Sun
davs excluded, and in the latter by four weekly
publications, the last OF each publication to be
at least thirty days before the cay OF sale.
Z. ". FRY, CommissionsT,
Lake Villsge, Atsl January ~ 1853. issi
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0KNLB USPAC ICRALLRoAD SCHEMES.
There are indications the Omnibus Pa
cifc Railroad bill providing for several
routes, If reported, viii break down in
the Senate. But theirs are independent
propositions which will be passed. One
Of them is the Southern route Gen. FIRE.
mont, PTesident), which is quietly or
ganizing for the campaign. lie friends
claim to have ASSURANCES Of success, as
they ask nothing mere than the guar-n-
teeing Of interest on tts bonds by Gov
eminent, 1t $50, COO per mile. Il Is repre-
scented that the company have made a.
rangements in France TO procure suhi-
Gent money 10 rebuild the road ca this
guarantee. They ask 10 further iaGd
grants, having already eight miliion
scres. The route proposed is on the
thirty-second parallel.
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GOLD NOTES

The fourth section Of Mr.. shermsu's
finance bill provides for issuing gold
notes for all the gold in the Treasury.
Senator MoPtonis substitute for that sc.
ton, introduced yesterday, provides that
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TIE CASE.

The eub-C0mmittee on Judiciary in
charge OF the a against Judge Busted
IRE very close mouthed, and it is difficult
10 obtain Information Of the progress OF
he investigation. There are hints, how
ever, that the decision OF the committee
will be substantially that he Is weak and
incompetent and unfit for the p~osition,
out that the charges Of corruption are
not established.
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FUNERAL

BAssETT.- The friends and acqualntancss of
EDWARD II. BAssETT, are invited 10 attend his
funeral from his late residence on Third street,
Chelsea, his (Nonday) morning, at 10 o'clock.
Carriages in attendance at residence.
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Valuable Cotton Plantation
For sale.

WE offer for sale ore OF the most valuable
w Cotton Plantations in Bolivar county.
mississippi, lying three miles from the river, on
LACE Christmas, and southeast rom the town
OF Frenttss, and known as tee Folk Place
The tract contains 600 sores. HOof which ara
cleared. The place Is high ana well drstned,
and has on IL, 3 dne Steam Gin and Sawmin,
which cost $1,000 also, three new Carver GIN
Stan3s, Of eighty saws each.
The title 10 the property Is perfect, and it
will be ssId at a great bargain, and coed Tine
given 70 make the payments.
tal4 ia WILSON 4 %.
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eoupons Of United States bonds, which
are payable in coin, may be received 10
payment Of duties on imports, provided
such coupons fall due and are payable
within six months from the time they
are used ia payment Of duties.
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For Sale.

T OFFER for sale on accommodating ternass
4 section OF good land in 9 high stale OF eulfi-
walton, situated In DeSOto county, Mizz.- nve
miles soutnesst OF Senatocta Dspot, and one
and one fourth miles north OF Como HeDcL-
Miss, tegether with stock and farmfngfup.e-
ments complete There Is a good Gin H6uss
and Cotton Press IN good repair on tbs place.
IN early application Enl seeare q bargain.
For full particulars address me at SenaIohla
Depot DsSoto county, Mas
tA2 J. Z COOKE
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MARRIED.

sTEvER-ON-HOLCoM son Sunday, 3lst
OF January, at Como, NJ S., by the Rev. Dr..
seay, DR.. d. J. SrEvERsoS to Miss MADELLA 7.
HoLCoMB. all OF Como.
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Furniture Removed and Repaired

HAVE Furniture Wagons always ready 10
remove families, or to send for and return
or5aTs 81 nv store. Ms second street.
las WEN SMITH, Undertaken.
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Capital Surgery & hrOnic Diseases
ID r i N VI . i,

Late Physician and Surgeon Of Jones Eye and
Ear Institution IN New York, and formerly
Surgeon TO the London (Eng bye
and Ear luErnaTys
UAS been persuaded TO make a professional
IA visit to some o. the principal cities In the
the reach or the effected thousands who could
not avail themselves o. It in New York. The
success OF Dr.. JOHANNES A. Jones in the
surg cal and meGical treatment or The Eye anC
looked upon with estionishmeLt ard JOY. The
press mas recorded many OF the sEtHfDl opera
tons, reminding tae people thet they cannot
aIways have D.. Jones with them, and not 70
delay IL they need his services
DR.. JONES is new Practicing at the Peabody
House. Memphis, Tenn where he will re.
mnin until February l9th, lo6s.
In the treatment OF the EAR M EYE, and
other organs Of sense, II becomes necessary 10
nave a good knowledge of every thing pertain
regular Physicians may have graduated in
either the old or the new scacol college, and
can boast OF u oue-siied eduSaiiO1. Dr.. JONES
haS had B thorough education in botn the Old
IN an Eye and Ear College, aud IN the
Eve and Ear Ind~msriss and Bospitsls
OF America ana Europe, and his Dr.
plomas from the same hAng in his office.
il Is impossible :Or q physician who has out
the usus1 medical eOuezLion, 10 successfully
treat the Eye and Ear. Therefore DR. JONES
has awaited himself of all the advantages the
world affords to lit himself for his natural and
chosen prois Jon and of his success The reader
may judge by the fOl'owing t~es1monials;
NAMES OF MEDICAL GENTLSAEN,
Through whose ex lmiaaion DR.. JoHANEEs A.
JOINS nes gone. ana who have testified to his
ability il Jes strongest language possible. by
piaci0g Their C;suts 10 bis uiplsTnGs, whleh are
suspended IL "a ONCE, open 10 the Inspection
of the Interested.
Uol.rT;za Mort II n I'm New YORK
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REPORT AGAINST PEYsEOyINO MIS-
LINCOLA.

The report Of the Committee on Pen
siOns, in the case of Mrs. Liz coin, says
tley arc unable to peTc i've that she is
entitled to pensions under the letter, and
spirit Of any existing Law. Toe commit
tee are aware that the friends OF the res.
Olutiou expect to make a permanent pre-
vision for the lady under the guise OF a
pension, but no evidence hiss been fur
nished them or reasons assigned why
such provision should be made. Ifeueh
was the intention, the committee SUBJ
nit the reference should have been made
to some other committee.
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AUCTION.
" q L U a q Il H
CITY AND COUNTRY
REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION.
UTE CALL ATTENTION TO THE LIST OF
w Valuable Real Estate In our sale
ng EznrnRU EHnRUknV az
on MONDAY, FEBRUARY list.
Farm Lands.

1I,O0 acres OF land on HRtchie river, 4 miles
from Bartlett. subdivlded inIo s lots, ana sold
very esAH terms-I0 Per cent. cash, balances
ana 2 yeAIs.
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MENARD NOT 10 GET a SEAT.

AEAfaAD NCA ~ VII a nEAI.
Ii Il now evident that MenaTd, the
colored member elect from New Orleans,
will not get q seat ia the present Con-
gress. Beside the doubts being probably
resolved in favor If the right Ct Nj.
Jones, contestant OF the late sitting
member, Mr.. Mann, it appears the com
mlttee does not regard the argument OF
MenRrd as at all conclusive SIS to his own
right to a seat. So the advent OF = col
ored member upon the fDoT of the House
must be left TO d future Congress, II ever.
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commissioners Sale OF Arkansas
Lands.

IN pursuance of q decree OF the Circuit Court
L OF Cnicot county, in tue state of Arkansas,
on the CBRnceIy siae thereof, rendered at the
october Term, A.D., 1888, Of said Court, Ia a
Grain cause thersia pending, wherein Benoni
Alexander W Macklin. deceased, were com.
plainants, aud Allen Goodwin as Administrator
Of William &. Ferguson, deceased, and Charles
3. FergusoD, Enaies GOdw1n and Alien God
win, in right OF his wife. heirs of said William
s. Ferguson, deceased. were defendants the
undersigned, Commissioner appointed by said
Uourtin said cause, viii sell, ON
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cAYETIEs THEATEF
No. 81 Jefferson Sire

NVs % UNUOEoOIs D"sO~S
]. n. ETLY --..- --..LEsSEE n MANAGER
OSCAR WILLiS--------SrAGE MANAGER
THE leading Variety Theater OF the South.
Open for the Season, with the best standing
Variety Combination that has ever appeared in
the city-the performance consisting OF Songs,
Dances. BurIesQues, Pantomimes, etc. New
stars each week. ADMIsSIoN-Eifty Cents /;
Private Boxes, Ftve Dollars Doors open at
o'clock performance to commence al quarter
tn g o'rI0eE. fai
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vi DEFICIENCY BILL

THE GEORGIA SF COAGhESS,
The impression is general IN political
circles that the House OF r representatives
will srrogate 10 itself the right TO declare
the Georgia members Of Congress insli-
gible to their seats, as the Senate has
done with the Senators elect, and that
Georgia will be remGBded back iato its
former anomalous condition, being nei-
Their Territory nor State. The pEe.eXt is
the expulsion OF negroes from the Legis-
Isture. But the real reason is thst the
vote OF the Georgia Legislature will DO
necessary to Tsgify Boutwells amend
ment TO the Constitution, or some other
of kindred character. The mem6ers
from Georgia themselves, Conservatives
SIS well SIS Radicals, anticipate this &C
ton.
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Prof. W. Jones j., Nd LID, London, Eng
Prof. DePlan II. D. Paris.
&" Putaski Kaceskl. NJ. D Vienna.
DR.. JONES has & case Of By different kinds o.
medicines with han, comprising the Oest from
every part Of the world, with which he cur
neArIY all OF the old. standiug tehrOntcl disases
that afhict both sexes snd persons of every age,
without any Inconvenience or neglect ol
busln,ss,
CrOss-Fyes Made Straight and Esfural.
This operation can be performed in aI cases
without f4il, anu PIo Jones viii do 1t sue
csssf fully in Old CT young.
AMAUKOSIs. or Nervous Blindness, skillfully
treated.
Pupil, EnCanthus, Exranthus, Ptosis, Ptery'
GUM, N8vl Tor mothers mark removed. Tu-
mors in Ine. Ey g or / ar removed. Cancers ex
trScted. Hernia lGr rupturel and Clu FOoi
successfully opera ed upon. Enlarged Ionsls
incised, (cu!) with S+nprOved instruments FOL
that express purpose. Hare LIP operated ioI
and the defsTmity removed. S:illettoes intro
duced for FlstuIS L~sshrymslis tOr wateTy eyel
L1TyngOtOIDy and al d mcnlJaudd delicate Ope-
rations in surgery performed or hand with
skill and tie most i'm proved Instruments. DR.
Jones believes his Instruments are superior 10
those Of any surzeo IN the United States, and
are in keeping with the mechanism and sci
ence OF the age, and give him q decided sdvan.
tags in ali difficult operations over other good
surgeons, No. one in 4 thousand o. whom pas-
SEES such q useful, Uode.n, ana magnificent
case of costly surgical tools.
OTORkHEA, or discharge OF the Ears,
whether caused by Scarlet Fevtr, MeaEes =,
Soro MIA, Cold, or anything else, ts cured by Dr..
Jones in O.d or young, and The hearing restored
or benefited. Two tnhds of The cases of total
deafness II ght be prevented II this dtsease
were not so shamefuily neglected.
L STAMPING Disc ASSES can be pre-
scrICei Ior At once by D.. Jones, and the patient
can asa the remedies at hOms. And al opera
tons are performed Immediately before the
patient leaves the Doctor. All who are sff1icted
should come prepared 10 have such treatment
Immediately as they may need.
So Read d.. Jones' advertisement relating TO
the cure of diseases OF the Lungs and Throat
in another part of this paper. jaSl