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LOCAL NEWS
-Lsddin's college.
Attend Roberts0n's College.

-Lsddin's College.
Attend Roberts0n's College.
Tom Cubbins, bricklsyer, &4 Main.
w. Z, Mitchelrs school, 8JS Third st,
u. J. suter, Furniture, 2S2 Second St
Awning made to order by J. p. Lalle-
msnd. $50 Second street,
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents pei
CODY. can be- had Of all newsmau In the
city.
Fine lunch spread daily Al Holein the
Wall. Don't fail 20 call on George No. IL
Monroe, opposite Peabody Hotel
AT Miller & Cameron's, opposite
Chamber Of Commerce, II Monroe street
q nice luncheon is spread daily.
viii. Mansf0rd, at his book and peri
odical store, has all the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
can be had Of ali the newsmen ia the
Uity-Jos Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, on Second, and Emmons & Son. on
Jefferson street.
THE best bargains in this city are those
Genuine French A Percales, az only Z0C
per yard, at the Southern Palace, 1872
Main street.
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SPRING OPENING.
At Mrs Il. C. Hunters SoutheFn EmpS.
riRm Of Fashion, 247 Aaln Sirset

This great center of fashion was crowd.
ed yesterday by the elite of the city-all
anxious to see the new fashions. For q
spring opening, il wss the grandest sue
cess on record. It was q gala occasion.
The ladies thronged the store from morn
ing till night, and Mrs. Hunter and her
assistants were busy all day receiving and
flling orders. Every one was delighted,
and sll vowed that they were satisfied
with home manufactures, and preferred
Mrs. Hunters styles to those from the Jar
famed and blood stained Paris. They sl
agreed that as fine and as stylish a hat or
bonnet can be made in Memphis as in
Paris, London, or New York, after exRmin-
ing the spring stock of millinery and fan
cy goods at Mrs. Hunters celebrated es-
Enlistment. The ladies were in raptures,
and all concurred with q remark of one
more earnest than the rest, who said that
the display was the finest ever made in
Memphis, and that her establishment is
the place to purchase a tine and stylish
article, such as may bs necessary to
the completion of q lady's toilet or
wardrobe. II by any possible chance
there are any ladies who did not visit
Mrs. Hunters yesterday, they must go
to day. Mrs. Hunter viii be happy TO see
them. Remember the number of the
Southern Emporium is 247 Main street.
opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
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years. There was quite large audience
present IN the hall Of the Peabody,
and we could see that Mr.. Train was talk
ing with his usual rapidity about the fu-
ture of b South. As these gentlmen are
accustomed to seeing their names in the
public journals we will try and give the
point Of their brief conversation as the
omnibus was leaving;
Mr.. Train-1 am very glad to renew an
old acquaintance. We hsve not metsince
1855.
Mr.. Davis-Yes; it is a long time; but I
have heard of you in all lands, and pretty
! near kept the run of your veDtful career.
Mr.. Trsin-I repeatedly crossed your
path In Europe. While / was in q British
ba. tile you we're in England, and when I
was on the continent, I missed seeing you
in Paris. As I rave but a minute, I wish
to mention an important matter which
O agitates the North. Our people are
terribly excited about the state of society
in the South, and in order to carry the IN
Janus Ku-Klux bill of your old Charles
ton friend, General Butler, they have
taken up your private conversation on
your recent Southern tour at Selma, and
made you talk the " Last Ditch" f" Lost
Cause" E" Corner Stone F" language of the
past. The New York Times, OF The 18th uIt.,
has two columns of editorial from South
ern papers on your visit, and I am sure
I ybA nave DDNh EAOAeAy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ASA
the bRsest purposes.
Mr.. Davis-They will not even let me
be silent, Mr.. Train. I have studiously
avoided expressing opinions on passing
events, and nothing can be more unjust
than to put words in my mouth that I
never uttered.
Mr.. Trsin-I felt sure that they tor
tured your conversation into words that
would enable them TO pass this infamous
Ku-KluX bill TO suspend the habeas cor
pus and force military despOtism upon a
people who merely wish to grow cotton,
rice and build up again by commerce and
industry their fallen fortunes. And as I
speak, the next two weeks, in all the
large cities north, I will give the lie d.
rect to the infamous calumnies.
Here the call, "Al abOsrdi" interrupted
the conversation, just as Mr.. Davis was
authorizing Mr.. Train, in his name, to say
tina what he desired, was to see the South
again prosperous, and that he had not
used the language reported.
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A FEARFUL RACE,
The Lightning Express aha the Besry Bay
Horse to REn for Ten Thousand Drinks.
Steam VS.. Horse Flesh.

A race Is st present in progress between
the " Train " and the {" Bay Horse" The
result will be announced at the theabeI
this evening. At last accounts steam was
ahead: and George say if be wins this
race-and he is certain to do it-the Presi-
denev Of ~ is q sure thing. Sam Clay
whisky and capital 30 al~f-an'1slf" always
OF hand. DUNCAN MAGICIAN,
owner of the " Bay Horse"
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The Great Bed Store. 22O Haln Street.

The entire stock Of goods In this store.
composed of staple and fancy
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
CLOTHING,
etc, etc, must be disposed Of within the
nsxt thirty days, regardless Of Ualus.
Tboss wishing % avail themselves Of the
opportunitv % secure bargains must call
eaTIv al 90 MAIN STREET,
Opposite WOrsham House.
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CITY PARAGRAPHS.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Murpurs ADrU 4 IA AZ N


The Train programme for tonight Is
at the end OF our report. Look at It,
"A brother of Judge Freeman has been
appointed Clerk Of the Supreme Court Sc
Jackson.
On Tuesday night, in front Of the Pea
body Hotel, one Of the Sodality Band lost
a small music book. The finder will con
fer q favor by leaving it At the APPEAL
Office.
THE parties who may be committed
to jail By the Recorder, or the other two
~. P.'s," VIII be sent back by the jailor
to some other Squire for reoommittal.
That's what's the matter.
The Emmet Guards win pay their re-
spec 8 to George Francis Train at the New
Memphis Thaater tonight. They will
escort him from his hotel preceded BY the
band, which will play "Hail to the Chief,"
and other enthusiastic pieces.
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eAsApIAa AssOsAnON Of REHPRIs

Regular monthly meeting this Thurs.
dav) evening, az $3.50. A full and prompt
attendance Of the members is requested
D. b. FORSTER, President.
". ". CURRIE, Secretary.
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RAIN
The Grest American Traveller Inter-
viswsd-RICh, Rare and
RaCy answers

He Claims to be a Friend Of the
South, and Wants TO EHfraR-
Ohise Her Intelligence.
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E~srosaHis' St Louis and Arkansas River

FOR Pine Bluff, Little RocE, Loulsbure. Da.
danslle, Ozark, Van Buren aud Fore
Smiths composed Of the foIEoHIuz
ElrsrclaSs- LoW-Waf8r Fre-ghE
and Hneaannnm nnaHaaamH
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first chsnnaY Ca

first ChsHOoFY GoHrt-HoFgaB ~GhasosilsF.
The case Of Cheek vs. Phoenix Insurance
Company was On trial when the court
adjourned. The argument will be con-
cludOd this morning, after which the IN
finished eases of the calendar viii be
heard. Court meets at nine O'Clock this
morning.
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when he closed his address, and while
tbe eager crowd was still embodied in
himself he said: These are ends which
Won can achieve. You need peace mi
political repose, and a free and Just Gov
srnmenk I will, as President Of the
Tnifed states, give it you. All those In
favor Of eleeting George Francis Train
President. in 1872, say aye" There was
a sbout-"AveF"- that shook the mas
sive building 10 its foundation stones, and
Mr.. Train withdrew to have q pleasant
interview with Mr.. Jefferson Davis.
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THE CHEAP TABLE at the southern
Pslaee, S32 Main street, viii present tbis
morning unusual attractions in dress
goods. Be sure to examine them.
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WHAT Is Dyspepsia Z? The question set
ted. Two Young medical students were
disputing the other day st the house Of q
mutual friend, as to the nature OF dyf-
pspsis. One said the primary Wsa
3 diseased liver; the other insisted that
the disease originated 10 the epigastrium.
Il can tell you what ~dysp6psia IS, for I've
Iv. well" said enc Of the Young
medicoa. nlet's have your opinion. .
Dyspepsia, . said be, ''isa complaint that
YOU can't relieUe, and thst PLANTArIoN
RrFTEHs rare8 80 sfT s0eeksf" The person
VINO made this remark resides at les
Greenwich avenue, and his name Is Mar
tin ". Myers.
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E0R RENT.

DFFICFssplendid Omcss in b Stanton
" BLOCH Apply GEO. d. CROCKETT,
ana No. Il Union street.
HOUsF-Of eight rooms, in good condition,
II Ne Is Exchange street ap4
DRTvTLEGEs-For the Spring Race Nest
fnr-The BAR. EATING ana other FrlV-
Faves of ne track. Terms, cash. Proposals
addressed, All april 5th, 10 the Secretary z
m68l C. STONE, Secretary.
EATOON-The OLD National saloon for
y Rent-The basement No. 50 manson
street. uorfh side. one door from Main street,
Tor rent nom April LIST, Apply %
r. O. BRTNKLEG,
mbE IS Madison street
q OTs FOR LEAsE-Severa eligible lots for
business purposes, on Un1ony Madlsons
Court and Jefferson Streets Tor Aease LoI d
~ r. c. BRTEKLEY,
mhH IS Madison street
DOOM-The room lately occupied by Bite
IL q COrWiue, IS JOB Printers IN Appeal
building, No. 4 Union street Apply AlAp-
peal ONCE.
Hite & C0rwtne can be found In Rooms q
End =. Lee BlocE A42
FOR BEHT Os SALE.
gVARg-A valuable farm OF 1913 acres-70
cleared aHd very ~pruductivei good houses,
orchard. garden, lois, etc. ETC. on Lagrange
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GRAND opening, Thursday 9th, Of fine
millinery goods, st
@. DOHERTY'S, 33S Main street.
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FOR RIVER
TOWING AND JoBBING BOAT.

The Memphis Ow5oat-Th steam sr LITTLE
ALPS, w. W. Ms1ngault, Master.
HNAE HOWhoab Little Alps rs h
d prepared 90 sI to uo%
toWlug and iobbiug az Ehe very lowest rates
Orders lett 40 A. karrB bOat-stOre on leYee
near foot o. Jefferson street. Win hl8leys
Mellersh Il Co, OF on b0srd the boat VIII De
promptly attended %.
JOHN TENT, Proprietor,
NH At Williams n CO.'S SaUmtI
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pEYI0NA cARNEL c0AL.

Just arrived, by the baltic" and fol
ElIs iu any quantities Eighty cents PEI
5Irrel dslfUered. Try it, ana You viii
want no other. BROWN JONES
30 Main and al Second street.
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HOW Lon Tuesday, 18th March, one bright
e. red Cow White spot in forehead, ana a
small rope IN her horns. eny one returning
her 10 "a Vance street VIII be literally re-
va1ded aP4
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JOE LOCKE. news agent, 286k Main
street, has Just received Harper, Leslie,
Galaxy, LippinCott, and Scribneris
monthly magazines; slsz, The Chimney
Corner, Waverley and late New York
.aIIIaa.
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FRIAR's POINT AND BENDS.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
Namphis and White River uaHgs
States Nail lRa,

THE new and elegant side
4 wheel passenger packets of
this line viii leave Memphis fOr DeVRf5s
btun, West Point, Augusta, J-acksOnport and
AlL points on Whlte river, as fOlIOWss
LhGALIEN DEh---- JOhn d. Elliott. master
Every Tuesday, at o'clock pm.
Il. =. Vail. y j. Ashford, master
Every Saturday, at 5 o'clock pm.,
connecting al D5VaD's Bit with railroad fof
Little Rock and at JacksOnport with tne
Hghtdraught steamer Fort Smith for Poea-
nOntas al points on Black river.
soE Ee1ghJ or passage apply On board. or at
ONCE Eemphts and Arkansas River Packet
Company. ". g. PATTES0N, Agent,
u Madison St., Merchants Insurance Rld7g
Or To ELLIOTT q MILLER, Agents.
t65 No Promenade ST.. ODD. LANDING.
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THE Interest ofpurchaserH compel them
20 select the genuine a. French Perc4les-
&c only zoe per yard, ct the southern Pal
zee. 30 Nan .LraaL.
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srnAr TrTTrsa. siB Second street.

SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
pensarv. beaded book for the Million
MARRIAGE Guide" ia another column. II
should ha read bV all.
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STAINED, etched. embossed and enam,
eled glass; Memphis stained glass works,
252 Third street,
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SEA Moss FARTNE from pure Irish
Moss, for Blanc Mango, Puddings, Gus
lardB, Creams, etc. etc. The cheapest,
hsalthiest, and most delicious food IN the
world.
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ST. JOsEPH's INFIR8IARY-In charge of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
streets.
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sTEAMBOArs.
o HAILEs POINT.

Regular Memphis ana Halss Point Packet
@AnGL1 W.
g. 3. Mnler-master =. W. Luscombs-cIsrE
LEAVES MEMPHIS
Every tuesday ana FrIaay. At 5 s,eLesk IN
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LADIES, you s~houldlnot fail to examine
the trimmings, filings and rnfhss this day
open at the Southern Palace, 1872 Main
street,
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SALE.

E~EAEELED or Porcslain-Lined Pumps
IS Browne q Brownies, 3l5 Second street.
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MEDICAL

nR. w. (. DAMERON. Homeapathist-Can
81 found az his ONCE, E5 Second street
wrer- he proposes 70 furnish medicines 70
The poor nee. apo
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FOR RANDOLPH AND FULTON

Regular Randolph and Fulton Packet-For
Randolph, Fulton and Way Landings
Str. MARTINE--..--J G. Sands, master
Leaves asabOve on MONDAYS L.
aHd THURSDAYS. N
For freight or passage apply on board
mHH
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FOR Arkansas RIVER.
Fer Arkansas Rlysr-Hsmpbis aad Arksa-
sas Silver Packet Go-U. S. EaH.

THE elegant Passenger Packets OF this line
Il leave Memphis for al points on Arrar-
aa1nes, MASTER Every Monday. al 8 nm
ntaameF d. ALLEa Woodburu. master.
- steamer DAhDANELLG, Berry. masters
f~r1tcnards MASTER Every Fri-
me poab tnaI leaves Memphis on Weduez-
days gees through to Fort smifr. Tra 11sf-
tnal te4Fe memphis on Mondays and fridays
connect 30 Little Rock with our IiElt dra1ElE
1oa8 Tor Fort smith, and with stages 1or HOT
springs, Camden, ArkadeIpbIa s1d WASH
nklou All the boats OF t-Is line have
ING been built expressly for the trade
sengers and unsurpassed EeEitles for trans
porting freight to all points on the Are
kansas river without detention at any stage
Of water.
Frslghts consigned % this company az
Memphis or Mouth o. Hhlre river, wiz ca
forwarded promptly 10 destination Wiruc-a
for transfer. I'D ADAMS, President
W. g. PATTESON. Agent. Nc. ~ MADISON ST.
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PHALON's NEW PERFUME.
81 LOVE YOU"
az LOVE YOU"
Al LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE Y0U.n
ST LOVE YOU"
al LOVE YOU"
THE MOST LASTING PERFUME.
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET.
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES,
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THE PROGRAMME FOR To-NIGH,

No lady leaves the Southern Palace, s32
Main street, without securing of those
genuine French Percsle dress patterns, st
only zoe per yard.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular Msmphis and Kew Grisang
WEDNESDAY PACKET
For New Orleans and Che Bends
Season L9ZO=ZL
The elegant and superb paszao gar ss,m
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
season 1sZO-Z1.
- Belle LEE


] z Hieks--master IJno.S s-alivan-clarh
VII leave Memphis regularly every Wsduas
during theseasons as f0lloWs3
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The Blees SEWING Machine.
SEED POTATOES.

EARLY ROSE, shaker, Russsfg London
~ Ladies'. Early Goodrich PinksY9. Peseh.
blow aud other varieties, AZ
mhls $50 FRONT STREET.
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Connecting ct Little Rock with ~
Stages for Hot SpFiuUs and the
"ugnt-draualt steamer Atls HocE. Eoust11-
master, fox al points on tn8 upper Arkansas.
rAllr0ad and transferred, uaa Of charge. TO
boats Of this line Marx and cousien goods
care Of ELEEoTT q M1nEER. As'fs. Nslupu1
4 a. PHILLIPS q Co. Agents. Cairo.
jas J. 81EHESIEE
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
STRAYED

OOARDING Al 80 Main, corner Bealestreet
rs NJ
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He is Bitter on Grant, Beast Butler
and the Infamous Radicals who
Favor Ku-KIux Legislation.
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ron RENT or SALE.

TTRF8-A valuable farm OF 1913 aeres-7O
cleared sid very pruuuctivei houses,
orchard. garden, lois, etc, etc, on Lagrange
r7a. nile south or Raleigh, p near M.
I'D d. n. p VIII sell cheap, or VIII leasethe
Erme Tor u7L. For particulars call on NJ U.
a15 ANDREW STEWART.
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He Advises the Establishment Of
Manufactures in tie South.
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From this showing it appears that the
expense of the hospital (Door. housed for
inc past quarter will be over $1,000. The
bills were ordered paid, and the report re-
ceived and fled.
Adjourned
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aKoRGE FRANCIS TRAIN n JEFFERSON
DAVIS AT THE PEABODY.

Mr.. Train has taken Memphis BY storm
and his views have been lauded by u
citizens, several of whom were anxious
that he should meet Mr.. Davis, who was
too late % be present at the lecture last
night. just as mr. Davis was leaving for
New Orlsans, after Mr.. Train had eleetri-
fed the Chamber of Commerce with his
railroad picture on the blackboard of the
splendid future In store for Memphis. Mr..
Davis said that he should be- pleased TO
meet Mr.. Train. The interview was very
cordial. They had not met for many
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All these questions come from
the pit. He said that there was a
popular and unreasonable preiudiee
against EGoTIsM. Why should not q man
show that he thought something of his
brains2 / know that / have brains. Il
know that i tower over tha crowd az a
tree rears its lowly head oYer Mother
Goose. Why should I affect to know
nothing about Il affect to remain in IL
norance of what I ann Egotlsm is the
consciousness of power. Humility Is a
humbug; where it Is affected it IS n.y.
poer8ev; where it is real il is weakness.
Eyotism is natural law. Water always
ands its level. This horse that has the
stud in him viii Wins Egotistiesl horsel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-17

THE OLD MAJOR EXPLAINS.

The following lines by Bret Harte were read by
Mr.. Fields at the reunion of the Army OF the Poto-
mac at Boston on Friday:
"well, you see the fact is Colonel, I don't know as
can come, I
Far the farm Is not half planted and there's work 10
DO 1t horne,
And at leg is getting troublesome; ii laid me up
last ial,
And fhe doctors--they have cut and hacked-aud
never found the ball.
aAnd them for an old like me, it's not exactly
right
This kind o. playing soldier with no enemy in sight
The Union'-that was well enough, way up to 49,
But this 'Re.Union'-may be now IT'S mixed with
politics?
"No? Well you understand it best but then YOU
see, my lad,
Pm Deacon now, and some might think that the en-
ample's bad,
And week from next is Conference. You said the
Iath of May
Why that's the day we broke their line at spottsyl
van-i-al
Hot work--eh, Colonel2 wasn't it, Ye mind that
They called it the Death Angler Well, well, my
lad, we won't
Fight that old battle over now; only meant to say
really can't engage to come upon the 18th of May
E f
Flows Thompson? What-will he be there Wen
now, want to know
The first man in the rebel works they called him
Swearing Joe:'
wild young fellow, Sir, fear the rascal as-but
then
Well-short of Heaven-there wasn't a place he
dursn't lead his men.
"And Dick, you say, is coming too And Billy p
All, it's true
We buried him at Getty sburg-I mind the spot; do
you?
A little field below the hill-t must be green this
May
Perhaps that's why the fields about bring him to me
to-day.
"Wel well, excuse me, Colonel. but there are some
things that drop
The tailboard out ones feelings, and the only ways
to stop.
So they want to sec the old man, ah the rascas, do
they, Ell?
Wcll-Pve business down in Boston about the 18th
of Nay" HE8
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-17

Made of Poor Rum, Whisky, Proof Spirits,
ana Refuse Liquors doctorcd, spiced and sweet
ened to please the taste, called "Tonics" "Appetiz-
ors, RESTORES, Sc, that lead the tippIer on to
drunkenness and ruin, but a true Medicine made
from the Native Roots and Herbs of California free
from all Alcoholic Stimuiants. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE.
GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect Renovator and
lnFigoraor OF the system carrying off all poisonous
matter and restoring the blood to n healthy condi-
ton No person can take these Bitters according to
>ction andremain long unwell, provided the bones
e not destroyed by mineral poison or other means,
and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of
repair &
For Intlainna tory and Chronic Rhcunn .
iism and Cont. Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
Bilious. Reaiittent and Intermittent Fee
vers. Diseases ofthc Blood, Liver, Kidneys
and Bladder, these Isitters have been most sue
cessfui. such Diseases caused by Initiated
HloOd,which is generally produced by derangement
Of the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA Or INDIGESTION, Head
ache, Pain in the shoulders Coughs Tightness of the
Chest Dizziness, Sour Fluctuations of the stomach
Bad taste in the Mouth Bilious Attacks Palpitation
of the Heart. Inflammation of the Lungs Pain in the
regions of the Kidneys, and hundred other painful
symptoms, are the offspring of Dyspepsia.
They invigorae the stomach and stimulate the tor
pid liver and bowels, which render them of UNEQUAL
ed efficacy in ceansn. the blood of all impurities and
importing now life and vigor to the whole system
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions letter Salt
Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules Boils
Car5uncles. RingWorms, Scald Head Sore Eyes
Erysipelas Itch, Scurfs Discolorations of the Skn
Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name
or nature are literally dug up and Carried out of the
system in short time by the of these Bitters
One Bottle in such will convince the most in
ccedulous of their curative effect.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find its
Impurities bursting through the skin in Pmples
Eruptions or sores cleanse it when you find It OBJ
sructed and sluggish in the Veins cleanse it when
it foul and your feelings will tell you when Keen
the blood pure and the health of the system will
follow.
PIN, TAPE and other W0R MS, lurking in the
system of so many thousands, efectuay destroy-
ed and removed, For full directions read carefully
the circular around each bottle printed four Ian.
guages-English, German, French and Spanish
j. WALKER, Proprietor. r. II. MCDONALD
Druggists and General Agents, San Francisco Call
and 20 and "a Commerce Street, New-York.
sEsoLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS