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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-29

RECKLESS DRIVINd.-Yester
q bright, baimy spring day, and in the af-
ternoon one might have thought that the
euuipsges Of Central Park had suddenly
appeared on the mi h lson"o of Memphis.
Carriages, r~ockaways and buggies OF
all descriptions, as we'll as q goodly num-
Der Of veiOcipsdes, thronged our newly
paved streets, and our city's little ossis,
Court Square, was filed with pedestrians
Of all eyes. On Adams street, however,
we observed an individual driving along
in q buggy, snd we were at q loss to dis
cover whether the driver was attempting
to kill his horse or the horse him. Any
how, the reckless in which the
horse was raced to and fro on Adams
street imperiled the lives Of children o
nedestrians attempting to cross the
Street, without taking into considera-
ton the risk %inexpert veloclpedists in
curred by keeping In the street, or those
taking 8 Sunday afternoon drive. We
think our NJ. P.'s might be instructed to
mt q stop to horse trsining in the public
thoroughfsres, rs well as to arrest fast
drivers,
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AMUsEMENTS.

Minstrels and Concerts ara the order
of the day or night, rather, during the
entire week. Tonight at the New Mem
phis, Fred. Wilson's renowned st. Louis
Minstrels open up. Our people may look
for something really very fine in this
line, as Wilson's troupe have won for
themselves an euviable reputation as
Ministries, negro delineators, burnt CORR
artists, etc.
ST. PETERS CONCERT this evening
will be the grand sacred concert Of the
season, and will be participated in by
the very finest musical talent of the city.
The programme is published elsewhere
in our columns. We hope to see this
magnificent building-justly the pride OF
Memphis-filed with a large and appre.
ciative audience.
THE LINDEN STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH CONCERT is also to be 8 most
recherche and delightful affair. Along
with q programme of fine music, tab
IeauT U%iUants, charades, etc, will be in
troduced, in which some OF the hand
and mosselegant young ladies Of
the city participate.
THE GAIETY will be in full blast as
usual, with an entirely new and original
bill for the evening. Look out for the
grand spectacle in preparation.
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AT Mrs. NJ. G. HUNTERS Southern
Emporium Of Fashion, 247 Main sire ct,
the ladies OF Memphis snd vicinity will
find the finest assortment OF bONnets,
hats, French flowers, dress trimmings,
laces, psrasols, French c~orsets, ladies'
and children's Underwear ana dresses,
all kinds of silk, linen and marseilles,
sRcques, lace points, and every variety OF
~gOods-bsst styles ever displayed in this
city. DressnaEing particularly attend
ed to. We have made dress trimming 8
speciality, and are sure OF pleasing all,
Our Spring opening will take place on
Thursday, April lst, when everything
will be exposed for inspection.
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Mr.. J. s. Hahn, travelling agent Of the
house OF AmanE d Co., Cincinnati,
wholesale liquor dealers, arrived in our
city yesterday % evening. Mr.. Hahn,
during MS few brief sojourns, has made
quite n host of friends, and has the good
fortune to represent q firm well and IA
vorably known IS q Of the most sub
stsntial and reliable houses in Cincin-
natl.
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WEATHER.-Yesterdsy was a regular
April dsy-cloudy and showery in the
morning, and bright and balmy in the
afternoon. The grass in the Park is fast
becoming of an emerald hue, and the
budding trees bespesk that the long
looked for and oft-herslded spring Is, in
deed, upon us. The rays Of the sun yes
terday were OF an unpleasant degree Of
warmth, and INSIDE heavy clothing feel
excessively unpleasant.
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NEW GRAsS.-An scre Of the Japan
Clover and Lispedeza Strata, SO famous
in the Caroiinas, is worth to any farmer
$500. The only way to get the seed is to
send two subscribers TO the Southern
Fdrmer, published in this city by NJ. w.
Phillips 6 Co., 81 South Court street, at
3 per ennum.; II is the most beautiful and
valuable Agricultural Journal published
in the South, and the publishers will give
one oGoce OF the seed, clean and fresh,
for two subscribers, or one pound for
sixteen. One properly treated
this year will seed Rn acre next. Now is
the time TO sow it. 1t is the most valu-
able offered by all the journals.
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GRAND OPENING FOR SPRING TRADE.
We shall, on Monday next, the 10Th
inst, display one Of the largest stocks of
staple and fancy dry goods, clothing,
boots, shoes, hats and notions, in the
Mississippi valley, both at wholesale and
retail, and invite both wholesale and re-
tail city and country buyers to examine
u stock and prices. We are daily re-
ceiving new goods from the Eastern
markets, and our study will be small
profits and quick salee. An examination
of our immense stock will satisfy all.
NJ. Krsus & Co., 2IS Main street, corner
OF Adams, opposite the Worshsm House.
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SCHWOOB RESTAURANT.-On Easter
Monday, under the management Of our
old and weliknOwn citizen Mr.. Schwoob,
s Restaurant will be opened 1t No. S65
Main street, between Union and GAyOso.
A free lunch will be spread, and he will
De pleased 10 have his friends call and
see him. He will have nc Gelicacies to
cffsr, bat will let other people keep them.
We are glad to see our old veteran Res
t~aurateur back sgsin in the business, IS
no doubt are his hist OF friends.
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BUCKEYE EALVL4--A fresh
simply of The justly celebrated
article for the cUFe Of Piles, re-
cetVea and for sale by
q, w. JONES a. Co.
Wholesale Druggists,
25S Main street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NRW MEMPHIS THEATRR

For Six Nights Only-Entertainmert Extra
orciuary
MODOay March 29.-Ftrst appear.
ance of FRED. WILSON'S GREAT MIN
sTkEL TROUPE, from their Opera Houfe
st. Louis, comprising 10 star Performers. who
will produce their most successful operas
Burlesques, S~ongs.Dances and Gems of Music.
SCALE or PRICEs-Dress Circle and Parune:te
q Orchestra Chairs, 81 50: Family Circle, 81
CENTS Colored Boxes, 90 cents Coiored Gal
lery, - cents.
Doors open at quarter to O'Clock; curtain viii
rise al 8 precisely. Box-boOk open from 10
O'Clock am TO 5 pm
era IN a Concert
For the Benefit Of Linden Street Chris
E1an Church, al the Memphis Club Hail
on MOnday evening, March go, 1859
PROGRAIME-PART L.
l. Tableau-Hiawatha Sailing.
Z InstrumentaI Duette-Miss Williams and
Mr.. Katzenbach.
3. Vocal solo PROF. Sabatsky.
4. Ta3Ieau-" Come Home, dear Father, Gene
5. Vocal SOlo-Miss Ennis,
C~HARADE-Rose Without a Thorn.
PART II.
l. Tableau-Ralnbow Bridge.
z. Recitatt0n-Mr. Jake Seessel.
3. Flute SOiO-Mr. Henry Farmer.
4. vocal Quartette-MsssrS. Sabatsky. Wilker-
son, Davis and Schultz.
>. instrumental Farmar VIII
lions and Tones
9 Tableau-Lallah Rookie.
~ Inc Instrument used on this oecasfon Ia
one of Ernst Gabier's celebrated pianos, and
mas peen kindly furnished by Mr.. K~atzenbach,
SI1 Main street, sole agent.
SS Itch cts, 81; children, 50 cents. Doors
oren at "a O'Clock concert commences at 5
PIeolseIy. mh2S
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LoST--FOUND.

-oST m Sef1rdev- on Main, Beal or Sec.
ond street, 8 Green satin Bow, with a SINAI
hhTamond Pin attached. The hUder VIII confer
a fsvor by leaving IL at the ANalsnche oMOe'
mh3
TOUND.-The lady who called 10 lnquIe II
davS 40. dropped a sleeve Button, Whlcn suS 5
cs1 obtain by calling al Appeal ONCE. mL-o
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NOTICE.

OFFICE MExPHIs City RAILROAD COL
MEMPHIS, March Is, 1883.
The semi-snnual interest on the bonds OF
Company, due April !, 1859, will be paid at
the office Of the Company, in this city. No. "A
Main street, u at the Fourth National Bank,
New York city.
mh2s J,G. SMITH, Treasurer.
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MISS N. ESGLIsH has just returned
from New York, where by careful per-
sonnl inspection, she selected q varied
stock Of elegant and fashionable MILL
merry, which may De seen at her esiso-
iishment, No. 230 Main street, over the
Great Red store.
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BUCKEYE SALFE.--The great
remedy for Piles, just received
and for sale by
MANSFE ED d HEGBEE,
Wholesale Druggists.
3OI ~ sos Main st.
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ANY person having an u0expired
hswker's or peddler's license for this
city, can fad sale for them b. applying
Immediately to Dr.. A. w. NJ. Petty, at
tbc Central Hotel.
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Hay! Hay i--I2OO bales o
prime hay just received by
Oath 0af. for sale by Joiner 4
KIFkIey, 81 Monroe street.
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STEAM OVERS AND CLEANERs.-Thos.
H. Huat & Co., No. 246 Second street,
are prepared to do ali kinds Of cleaning,
dying and securing. They will make
old clothes look as good as bran new, and
that at a cost which, compared with new
ones, is almost uothing. BY q new pro-
cess the original luster and shape of the
garment is preserved in an astonishing
manner. Gentlemen will consult econ
omy by sending Hunt & Co. their old
garments.
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The great and wonderful rem
edy Tor Piles. Z" Buckeye SalVe,S
Just received aud for sale by
w. HI. Seabraok,
Cor. Main and Poplar SITS.
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Lime! Lime!--J0O barrels just
received by hatb0at, for sale by
Joiner a. KfTkley, "a Monroe
street.
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FOE SALE.

ToR SALE-The ARKANSAS HOUSE" A
n washington street. Doing a good ousl-
ness will be sold cheap; a desirable lnNSSF
ment. Apply to J. 5. K eco. NM
~TORK OXEN FOR SALE-Three yoke o!
M God Ixeu. in hne order. Also, one or
dfnary OK Wagon, Nok-s and Log Cnslns
Price 500 per yoke, or $50 cash or snoIt CIV
acceDtsnce- for the oxen. wagon. yokes and log
chain. Address Postofhce Box SO. mhzo
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VELoCIPEDEs. There were, at the
lowest calculation, fifty of these new
vehicles, of the bicycle kind, out on u
streets yesterday. They are becoming
as I" common as p~ig-tracks,n and if their
use progresses in proportion TO the late
rate OF increase, they will o be the
ordinary mode OF locOmotion,
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Grand Opening of Spring MIL
Iiuery Goods on Wednesday.
march 3I.t, at G. DOherty'S, 33S
MAIN street.
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Buckeye saIVe.-A fresh sep
ply of the neVer-faiIing FsmeOy
Ter piles just received and iOr
sale by q. g. Ward - Bro,
Cor. Adams and 81 ain ets
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SOUTHERN Emporium OF Fashion, 247
Main street. Mrs. M. G. Hunter will
have Der Spring Opening IN Thursday,
April st,
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EXTRA Inducements in furniture and
carpets at Ames, Beattie q Co 595 Main
st. Don't fail to give them B call.
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Grand Opening Of spring Mil
UnerY Goods on Wednesday,
march 3Ist, at q. DOheriy'ss 33S
Main street.
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THE GERMAN NATIONAL BANK, of
this city, draws direct on all the princl-
p.I cities ia England, Ireland, Scotland,
france, Germany and Italy In sums to
sui purchasers.
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Buy your shirts and Furnishing Goods
direct from the manufacturer, at wig
uans & Thorn, 2B3 Main street.
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AN established fact, best made shirts
and mems furnishing goods at Wiggsns
& TbOrn's, 233 Main street.
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SOUTHERN Emporium OF Fashion, 247
Main street. Mrs. N. c. Hunter will
have her Spring Opening On Thursday,
Anril Ist.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

elegance and Comfort exist throughout
the a dEitICAN HOUSE, BOSTON The motel
is still kept by the veteran host Lewis Rice,
whose su Lervtsion for a quarter of a century
has rendered this house SO popular.
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DIE MoDENwEBT for April, Our Own,
and all the late magazines and papers
have been received by NV. J. Mansford,
3OS3 Second street, three doors north of
Monroe,
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Landscape Gardening.

nERsONS wishing their grounds embel-
hshed, or laid out into ornamental gar
ans or work tone in Flower Gardens ard
Trees and Shrubbery furnished, viii be
promptly attended to by leaving orders
through the Postof1ce.
FREDERIC GOEBELS,
Glass-box S46,
mh2 Memphis, Tennessee.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TRRING But NOBLE. SELF-HELF =
r. Young men who, having erred, desire a Des'
Ter manhood. Bent in sealsd letter envelopes
nee OF charge. II benefited, return me PGss-
age. ADDRESS, PHILANTHROSi box Ina
delphia, Pa
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HARRY WEATHERBEE keeps a choice
selection of the finest brands OF liquors.
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FOREIGN ExCHNAaE.-The Emmett
Bank, no. 6 Madison street, sells Ex-
change on England, Ireland, France,
Germany, Switzerland and Italy, and on
ali the principal cities and towns ia Eu-
rope.
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CITY MATTERS.

CAMEL COAL, at Bigley, Mellersh
& Co.'s.
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OPENING OF ROBES AND MORNING
DRESSES. Monday, March 18th, Men
ken Brothers viii open new designs iH
ladies' Robes de Chambre, at very low
prices,
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JOE LOCKE, 1881 Main street, is the
place to get youE reading matter.
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JOE LOCKE, 1864 Main street, has the
latest news always on hand.
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Grand Opening Of sPring Mill
Iinery Goods ON Wednesday.
March 3IsI, at e. DOheriy'S, 33S
Main Street.
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THE best liquors and cigars in the city
are st Harry Westberbee's.
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WARTS.

NHANTED.-Finy me1 to work on farms
~ 1gtveS 10 WORK on farms ana the women
10 COOK and wash Z cJoEss washers anu oH
ers. For the city chsmDernslos anG !
gardeners. Apply al the only AAOSLs
oMSe, NO'"0 VIM. DARDI
1HANTED.-DAY BoARDERs at55 Madison
w street.
SHANTED.-A situation as Salesman. Al
~ dress 6. W. h." Appeal once. mLz2
rANTED,-A situation SIS Salesman oy q
w Young man who has been IsEeunS
aSeut" for this paper. Addrtss D. aRtSSN
o11ce.
"ANTED-A situation by an experiences
w Book-kseper. Address a. D. nnfhfIs
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YOUNG Mems Fifth Avenue dress hat
at Francisco & Wiggin, Peabody Hotel.
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COAL.
Chickering's Gold Medal Pianos,
b. G.. Hollenberg, Sole Agent.
262 SECOND STREET, : MEMPHIS, TENN

A SUPPLY of the above Pianos and other
"A excellent Pianos constantly on hand. .
Secondhand Pianos bought, sold and ex-
changed. Tuning and Repairing done in a So.
perior workmaAhke manner. Every Plan
fuIly warranted feh2
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SluTHERN Emporium Of Fashion,
247 Main street. Mrs. NJ. O.. Hunter
win have her Spring Opening on Thurs
Gay, April lst.
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If you want something good, to keep
y ur spirits up, go to Joe Loeke's, 1861
LdRin street.
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For a good drink, go to weatherbee's.
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FOR EERT.

1OR RENT-Two Cottages on Vance street,
L two Stores on Poplar, a Dwelling on Her
; A. CORDES, Bethel Block.
@OR RENT.-A nice House on Beal street,
II No. S72 Viii rent cheap. Apply at COm'
mere.sl Hotel. mI-
NOR REMITTANCE SPLENDID FRON1
n OFFICE. on Front kOw. Apply to
JOS. J. VS.,
-hoz Commercial Hotel.
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FIFTH AVENUE Hat-At Francisco d
Wiggin.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL

Gmce--KO. Is jefferson Street.
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BOARDING.

@OARD-Persons desiring board in a p1yale
X fsmf,y, caR obtain pleasant rooms, 9Iusy
tCarS in . convenient part OF thecuy' AudItss
v y Appeal Office. Reference required
mhzQ
nOARD-A gentleman and wife, or two SIN
X oIe oentlemen,c can hnd board N a Prlysse
fsmiIy- aear The street cars, HneIe tneIs sLen -
other boarders. References TePuHeu' mSgS
- r " Appeal Office.
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A GOOD drink of the finest liquors can
be had Ut WeatheTbee's.
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NEW PORT HAT" at Francisco &
Wiggin's,
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A NEW style Hat, "something ele-
gant,n just received ct Francisco d Wig
gins.
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GEN. PRIM Hat-Francisco & Wig
gin
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IxroN Rst-Francisco &wipsin.

SOUTHERN Emporium Of Fashion, 247
Main street. Mrs. NJ. G.. Hunter will
have heS Spring Opening on Thursday,
April LIST.
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ALL the late novelties, in Hats, at
Francisco & Virgins.
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WEATHERBEE's is the place tC
" smile.n 7
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ERsUEA

PEABODY HSt-Rt Francisco & Wig
gin.
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CAsTILLIAN Hat-at Francisco & Wig
gin.
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BOOKS AND

NEW importation OF Hats at francisco
& Wiggin's, Peabody Hotel.
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Kppineot is on our table. It is 8
model number, containing q beautiful
full page illustration, and the following
table Of contents; Beyond the Break.
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ANNoUNCEMENTS

NOR PROSECUTING APrORNEY.-S. z.
Il YEOMANS is a candidate iOr Prosecuting
Attorney for Municipal Court at The MAJ cleo
sFsn mh24
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NsiSccAlanye
Oasfnrnnce Tr,rosshcrs.

The Baltimore Underwater is responsible
Tor the following!
A son of Erin entered the office of a fire
and lite insurance agency, OF the first respect.
ability, and excitedly exclaimed, 1.-THE TOP
of the mornin' to yer honor: but me oulI
wooden stable was burnt down last night,
and yell be after paying me the nine hundred
dollars onshurince on the same"
TO it,
Pat insisted that "no attintion was want
ed" bit demanded the money, as the stable
was 'elane gone entirely
he was informed that, as the building cost
only three hundred dollars, and as the city
ordinance now required brick or stone buiId-
ings, according to the terms of the policy, the
company might elect to build new one,
which could be erected for five hundred dol
lars; besides, the company Is entitled to sixty
days grace in the settlement of claims
Pat rushed out of the Office, exclaiming,
"OnShurapce is dlvil OF a humbugw
Within month new brick stable occupi-
ell the site OF the old one, but PAT was not
satisfied: Tor few days later he again APP
peared at the office, saying his policy called
for nine hundred dollars, San bedad, yell be
ather payin' me the balince.'
When he found that his case was hopeless
GERS. bitterly cursing all "Onshurince imposh.
ters."
n day or two later Pat made third visit TO
the same agency, and contemptuously throw.
ing upon the counter thousand dollar policy
on the lite of his wife, declared that he was
done with onsurince intilely, and that if Bid
dy should chance to die (which the Lord for
bidl diyil clint would ye pay, more nor five
hundred dollars, if 1T so PLACED ye; an thin e
would say that she's nothing but an ould wo-
man, and that was all she's WORTH an if l
didn't plase to take the five hundred, be ja-
bers, all ye'd do would De to get me another
onld woman for q vile, may be nagur, in
the place Of Diddy. Bad luck to all onshur-
inces that don't pay the cash when they
loSes.'
Pat went muttering in his wrath from the
Office, but no more superficial and absurd on
the. subject OF insurance than many learned
Saxon.
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Important Cert 'J9c0te.
Communicated by a Physician

Accommodated by Physcian.l
Some months ago was called TO attend ladv of
VIII william burg n. r.. who had long been suffering
maA&ed by constant vaginal di charge, some ines
OF watery consistency ami sometimes o, creamy and
muco-purulent. She hal be. n un err treatrnent for
Some time, but constantly grew worse Vaginal ex-
AZ nation d. closed extensive nduratlon and ulcer
aion OF the cervix uteri The uterine inflammation
which was evidently assuming CHI onic 4 rm was
also aggravated by 'Ong-standing constipation pal
ptalon OF me heart night. weats, cough, poor ap-
petite, and almost oaily Paintings. She tainted to
entire lnsensibity during one Of my first visits
commenced, Of course by such active local treat
ment as the u ceration demanded, and hen applied
myself to reeuperation of the general health. 1t
was inconvenient To her frequently, and except
t. mark the healing of the ulcers IN the early stages
visited her only every other week. For tonic and
constitutional invigoraDt Dodd's Nel vine only was
prescribed l had some time before become ac-
quainted with lis properties, and knew OF nothing
more safe or satisfactory in its probable effects And
the result completely justified my txpectation In
less thar fortnight the bowel had become ir-e ard
peared, and appetite began to grow. The faintir O
81 els became less frequent, and soon ceased alto
geth.r. In another Tor night there was no mora
cough the vaginal discharge was sensibly diminish
eral health decidedly improved What rema ms IL
soon tod The patient continued the use of the
Nerv'ne, (and no other medicine) for some weeks
longer: when my further altendan was not Ie-
gliied. since her recovery have seen her but ono .
She seems perfectly well. Her joy over restored
health Is naturally enough most enthusiastic Size
never before had medicine live her such comfort
ana such ap2etite-and such seep-and such conr-
a2e-anl such strength. She wouldn't try to keep
house again without il, &C., &c, II 1. INV opinion
that the Nevi Is the best tonic and corrective of
me female organ cation that bas come under m
observation. shall not tail to ntinue t. use in
numerous enough.
For sale by ali Druggists. Price, One Dollar sw