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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-08-24
pittsford Visits KillingtOn.

With Indifference to Gunter, 1t Is SAID
in liberal, after.dinner sort OF way, that
the summit of Killington is twenty miles
from Pittaford. Several times every sum-
mer, the exeursion-loving people of that
borough troop eagerly away to the noble
Peak, and there recreate themselves with
picnic, hilarity, adventure and inspiriting
scenery.
The writer has been member of three
such parties. The first was in 1866 More
than a score of ladies and gentlemen rem
dezvoused at point half dozen miles
towards the mountain at four o'clock A.
M, and using the hours diligently they
performed the ascent, RECALLED themselves
with celebrating views from the height,
and were back in their homes again be-
fore sunset
In 1867, half an hour after noon, the
twenty-sixth of August, party of seven
gentlemen started from Pittsford for Kill
lington :; but they did not reach the sum-
NIT until after the sun had set. The
memories of that night, however, are
truly delectable. Near the Upper Spring
was our commodiousl booth, and a few
steps from the booth was the stamping
ground of the horses. In front of the
booth a huge fire of logs and brush was
kept in highest vigor throughout the
night, each man taking his turn for an
hour at chopping trees, Juggling what he
chopped, heaping what be lugged on the
burning pile, and then poking the pile
loftier eruption of cracking sparks
There was many bon mot, many al
laugh, many song and there
was little waste of time in uncons2i-
business. The strong light revealed a
row or two OF heads-Taft, Smonds,
Gouldiug, etc.-protruding turtle-wise
from envelopes of buffalo, blanket and
shawl but sleeping was not their speci
atty that night. 1t is pleasant though to
record that amidst the gaiety OF the oc-
casion, there was made pause for graver
things. As we were about to feign re-
pose, CHEEKY lips that have since been
chilled into long silence, suggested that
there be recognition of the Builder oil
the everlasting hills Eyes, yes" respond
ed everybody and there was a reading
Of I.uther's favorite Psalm, the singing of
"Be Thou o God ex allied high"
aud an orison Of praise and thanksgiving
In descending from the mountain, I
counted the number of steps actually
taken between tho acme of gneiss and the
,te4m-min Perhaps the figures are
worth printing.
Summit to tho margin of the woods, 22O
70 the booth. BIG
t. the Upper Spring, 6O|
To the Lower Spring, 400
To the timber-road, 1856
To the Steam mill ,cIa timber-road) $500
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-15

Horace Greeley passed down from Lou
isvilis through Humboldt Saturday night,
en- route TO New Orleans and Texas. He
is accompanied by four or five shrewd fell
lows, whose Identification with railroad
and other Jobs eXciDes the suspicion that
Horacsis lecture Is an empty sham, and
hat his purpose in visiting Texas, is TO
hold q share or two OF stock in some grand
scheme Of railway speculation. such
doubtless IS the purpose Of Gresley's
friends. He comes along innocently
enough, no doubt, his primary purpose TO
see the South and Southern people in
their own homes, at their own Preside,
and not as painted by Phillips and Beech
er and Others who know no more
Of Us than we Of the people Of
Ma ne T Madagascar. 1t Is needless to
say that Mr.. Greeley is cordially greeted
everywhere. Whenever the telegraph
tells the people OF his coming, they gather
in crowds at railway stations, and all are
anxious 10 see and greet and shake the
hands of the curiOusiy unique philosopher
Of the Tribune. He wears 3 greasy brOsd
Timmed straw hat and q venerable brown
sack COat-brOwn with years and dust.
The bat rim slsnts backward and down
ward, and from beneath 1t prOtrEdes the
fully exposed broad, high forehead OF the
sTraJiC but honest Optlmlst OF the Tn
buue. At Bowling 5reen he was well
coined by q great thrOng. Among the
multitude was q fat old country dame, Of
Grseley's age-ssy Of sixty summers.
She asked snXiOusly for Horace, "Oh F.!
whsr is be" she exclaimed. He and my
father and my old man wear alters
Wings together, and I must see him."
Greeley was pointed out. The heavy
brigade in -pstticOats made q charge, and
Horace went down. He was Rugged and
kissed, and the Old hat was smashed, and
the greasy old coat well sanded, and
Horace almost crushed to death. The
crowd enjoyed the collision no little, and
we only fear that the story viii 90 North
that Greeley has been kuklu1ed by a
Kentucky dame, and Grant may be in
duCed to declare marital Law about It.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-15
RESOURCES Of VEST TEHnEg.
The Wealth Of VEST Tesnsssss, aad sw
10 DaYslsp It.

The Jackson tTenn) Democrat, refer
ring to suggestiOns recently made, says
the Memphis APPEAL, alWaYs alive tOtha
Interests OF this portion OF Tennessee
makes q cali upon Major William Sykes,
to abandon, for the present, the railroad
enterprises In which he Is engaged in
Alabama, and 20 devote his energies TO
pushing the railway interests Of West
Tennessee. We second this call with
right good viii. We need such a mau as
Major Sykes hers in Jsckset. very much
at this tima, and ask that b. sil visit US
at an eariy day, in order tha- Le may be
brought in contact with our s45itslists.
As the APPEAL says OF Major SYKES, "his
accurate information and the admirable
facility with which he presents his
views 20 his hearers, make him
one OF the most useful Of practical, pro-
Rressive men," This tribute ls well de-
served, ami tho mao who rse yes it Is As
modest and u-nassumiug s he is mer1-
tOriOus. We have work for him here IN
Jackson, and if we did LO- know him
thoroughly we certainly would not IN
dOrse him so fully. Memphis wants .
nsrrOW-gsuze rOs to this point, and 80
do we. We are in greater need, however
at this time Of road 10 the Tenuesssa
river, and we have no doubt that we can
obtain this CO operation 0f Memphis capt.
tai for the purpose of constructing this
route, Of rather this portion Of the same
roUte-hrsE Major Sykes is the man for
the enterprise, aud We invite him in the
name Of Jackson and Madison county
to visit US at an esrly day, III order that
We may confer together upon this most
important subject.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-15
THE BAPTlsTs.
What the Appeal Did and Did Net Say bout
Rsuuion.

The following appeared in the AUrIaHcbe
Of yesterday:
elm the APPEAL ofthe 9th i~nstsnt,it was
editOrially stated that Memphis delegates
to the Southern Baptist Convention at st.
Louis were in favor Of the reunion of the
churches North and South. Called upon
to correct this by some leading Baptists,
the APPEAL TetEctdRtly published the fol-
lowing among its local paragraphs on the
18th instant:
"Au the Delegates as we are advised are op-
posed 70 any reunion with the Northern
Churches. Whether the objection Is based
upon the ku-kluX act aud Grant prOClama-
ton, We are not advised"
" Dissatisfied with the Obscurity Of the
publication as well rs its political refer.
euce, certain Baptists called upon the
Avalanche 10 give proper contradiction to
the original assertion OF the APPEAL,
and this request was complied with
editOrially ia the AUaEanchs of the 18th
to the satisfaction of the parties who
made the request. The APPEAL now
wants the names of these Bsptists. It
can have the names by sending 60 or call
ing st the AUGLNuche office. They are
men of prominence in the Church"
How like the truth the above is may be
realized by reading the following, which
is our editorial of the 9Th ms
Thursday the Southern Baptist Con-
ventiOn sits in st. Louis. This body now
meets annually, and is composed Of the
great men OF this potent denomination of
Christians. The proposition to reunits
the Northern and Southern Conventions
will constitute a theme OF earnest discus
sion. We are told tbGt some Of the repre-
s~eHtGtiUeS Of Memphis churches, Of UhOm
many tgiA be IN attendance, are earnestly
Urging the adoption Of reUgi0R resolutions.
P. d. Nell, of the University of Georgia,
u of the ~clesrsst headed thinkers and
most logical rsasOners this country has
ever produced, presides when the body
cOnVenes."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-15

Miss Clara Pesrsan Is the name o. me
Young lady who, as the most popular one
at the Charleston Railroad beneFolent
Association picnic, received 8 large
bouquet on Saturday.
1t is a curious fact that, while the Rev.
Dr Yeaman. Of st. Louis, unchurehes and
unohristianizes that city, Il is the home OF
the blessed President OF the United States.
How can this be thus9
-Coburn challenges Mace TO tight for
ten thousand dollars within fifty miles OF
anywhere; and Mr.. Allen wants to hght
Coburn on even more liberal terms. Is
there no mea of compelling those
brutes 90 earn a iiving7
Potter, at the corner of Union and
Main, sells the coolest, the most refresh
ing and palRtsble soda water to be found
in the city. and he il famous tor his very
~invigorating syrups, as we'll as other good
things. "YOu know how It is yourself
The youth who delivered the Grafton
at the Grace Church picnic on Saturday
is named Gilbert d. Raine, he is g son
Of Chaplain Charles O.. Raine, Of Nir-
ginia, who fell in the Confederate service.
Every man who lives In Memphis
has an interest in it, whether he owns
property or not. There are many things
besides property 70 be prOtected-fnr In
stance, the business by which memphis Is
what she Is. Let Us al labor TO protecI
and extend it.
President J. N. Lewis says OF the Little
Rock, Pine Bluff and New Orleans rail-
road. that the rOsd-bed from the Missis-
siDpf river TO Pine Bluff has been finished,
eTcept about three-fourtbs Of q mile
which is now sub-let to Mr.. hagland'
who informs me that he will be through
in ave days, unless delayed BY surface
water owing to the late rains. We have
seventeen miles Of iron In track, with a
large amoun Of spikes and ~fastenings on
river bank, some twenty boX and ust
cars. and as fine an engine as there is west
OF the Mississippi river. We have no
debt except the bonded debt Of the road.
We have securities IN hand and promised
Of sufficient amount to lay the iron on the
road and put it in working order. Had
Mr.. Caldwell been able to carry q his
contract with me, the cars would have been
running 10 Pine Bluff on the LIST Of March,
and TO this city by the lst of August. The
road will be completed as rapidly as It's
securities can be rendered available.
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The kOFal Painter on HIS Travsls---He
Bleis cut the Word and HeaYea'
Reisicss.

The most hateful exhibitions in thu
South are hide0us sign boards on Tn,
mesnest novels in every village along Oui
railways. Wherever q train stands still
he first impression made upon q traveller
in reference TO the morals snd decency
and intelligence of the people, is de-
rived from the detesLabls word
SALOON
in cleaning capitals written upon each
alternate house in otherwise decent couu-
try villages. The same peculiarly revolt
ing feature of every day life is observed
along Northwestern roads. There Is no
force in law. fact or morals
capable Of the task OF ex-
tinguishiBg the vice of which these
dirty little houses are Significant but the
unblushing efrontery of the alcoholic de-
mon Is inSufferable. It holds up It's re-
voting sOdden face and watery eyes. 1t
beekOns on its v~otaries with tremul0us
lips and shaking hands. It's lips babble
and eyes are glazed, aud yet from is filthy
dens It looks into the faces Of the moving
world and disgusts the multitude even as
1t degrades the people who maintain such
abodes Of infamy. Philanthropy shud-
ders when, as happens on the Mobile and
Ohio and ether roads, each ylliage along
its length presents nothing 20 attract save
which can only destroy the souls and
Of men. Worse b ku kluXism,
or Grants knayeries, as conceived by the
r6mOrseless Morton, in their unhappy eG-
1eets upon the fame and msrals of this
people, are the horrible, foul, reeking
.isaloonsH that dedle the villages and
the fame of the South. Let the
word, everywhere, be obiiterated.
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THURSDAY, NAY 10, lsz

property, tC-Wit. Hrl
a eeT+ain piece or parcel OF gr1ur
IS lo5 MOL as designated uucr --Er
N sald cause, snd fronting On th .- --.
u y ing street - me cit ~
supdIvtsion OF Lot u v is 4- p-1E @. the
No 5ol' IronL1ug on Hashi e.la .H.
on wbfS5 rs bs sQo run back r5 II
IERNs OF SALE-Ce = L-t ? q Inches
monL1s, purchaser t. ersc-s- even On
proved security aQ--r TL-L Iu
same Is paid 20 ue retained OH
exemption barred.
"Asoo Beard. AtJorueTz r-
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AN Ex.ALDERMAN CAKElEss.

Editors AppeGJ-In reply to an inquiry
on yesterday addressed to XAldermsn
Henry T. Hubert. ss to the whereabouts
OF his gold-hesded cane, with which we
had confronted him through the past
twenty years, the answer wss that IL WAS
stolen from his Office. Now this is down
right profanity. The impiOus thief that
would steal from an alderman or eX-slder-
man should be treated with a savage JUS
tios. VIII not Chief O'DOnnell bestir
himself TO the end that his ci-deUGHt CO.
lsborer in the municipal vineyard be re-
inststsd in this, 10 the Ioser-from long
habit-sn absolutely necessary adjunct,
TO easy and graceful -loc0mOtiOn. The
owners name is engraved upon the head.
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FOR Lake Superior This unloR staswbsst
Company aad Atahiio, OulHth
aud Pacific Lac

one Of the splendid staamers Mataor T.,
We, 9elhc OooQrn5 Atlantic, Japan. Ke.
WsenaE Arcl1e. China and 81 Pal ~,
LS1Ee 6oIa!o daily Except Fridays apd IA.
MSj s1 & pamr Erie The nexf m5rnf8~
SLsseianu the same night, DeIrsff A. II = -
1y except sundays and Mondaysf fer mr.
49, ana intermediate LAKE sTPEPTC6
EoaaseJlop are made at Duluth with he
65s superior snd MISSISSIPPI r R 10 -
~ 80 al points in Minnesota, Northern
Ntss1nsln ana Iowa. Also. vita the Norfh-
~ 1aelAe = 1or the Red River Country.
EXCURSION tickets AT GHHATLY REDUCEp
aAEAss VIII be lssued by III principal rafI-
E9aos 20 81 Paul by this route, returning via
AZ rail-. o by al rail- routes 70 81. PAUL ard
D4Autu, returning via lake.
turing the months Of June Julg and Au-
eusl, excursion Trips Will be made via the
2Qrlh Shore Of Lake Superior, visiting the
silver Mines, Fort WsIt8m, GRAD EorlSel
etc. For further informatiou. apply 10
3. n. PATRICK
9an1 Passenger Agent. Budall ~ p
AT EVANS Manager "A, u and Line
s .. CALDWELL Gent Mansgsr Us Co
mye cod
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-15

TIE " Invincible " Saloon, as it is con-
Quoted by our friend, John SturIs, Is
without 8 superior in Memphis. he not
only sells the best liquors, the best cigars,
wines and brandies, but he has the best
recommendations. His restaurant is equal
70 the saloon. He keeps open TO 8 late
hour at night, and has elegantly lifted
rooms for the entertainment OF ladies re-
turning home from places Of amusement.
Sturla's merchant friends will not fail to
remember that be serves q lunch every
day, consisting OF All good things in the
market, from u to 2 every day.
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THE WEATHER.
METEOROLOGICAL EBCoRD,
Au-- u I
OFFICEsOF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGTON. May "A, 1871.

Synopsis for the pasttwanty four hours
Tire weather remains unchanged but
somewhat warmer on the Pacific coast.
Clouds and rain have extended into Ne
braska. and partially cloudy weather is
reported from the Lakes. The rain storm
on The coast OF Carolina has entirely
passed sway and clear weather has pre-
vailed in the Atlantic and Gulf states.
The barometer is now falling ia the Md
die and Eastern States and on the Upper
Lakes. The temperature has decidedly
Increased Ia the interior. Light winds
generally prevail. No reports have been
tsosiNsd IS yet from tho Gulf coast and
tne Northwest. Ii Is probable q slight
9ntoLu VIII be developed Monday west of
ALl.lols, ana a local disturbances Tonight
N ths Mldole and Atlantic States. East
oFiy WINDS are probable for Lakes Erie
and Superior Monda-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-15
FIRST BAPTIST CHUa II.

Professor Mitchell occupie3Bthe pulpit
Of the lsmented DR.. Burns yesterday,
He spoke upon religious intolerance as
exhibited IN the conduct of the various de-
nominations Of Christians toward each
other. They freely credit each other with
all manner Of psrversity and blindness
and downright wickedness, but agree in
cordially damning the uncOnvertsd-the
weak and the hsstheu Chinese" We
took & few notes Of his sermon, which we
publish Tor the benefit OF our religious
raalara.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-15
ROOMs AND B0ARD.

EOARD-A small family can ind a tine fur
ID uiBHeI room and board liz the most pleas
ant n~eiEhboIhCod In The city-len minutes
walk Of Court Square. Correspond with j.
il. p, care o. Appeal moA
nOARDrEG-A furnished room for a mar
- ued couple or young men, a. $50 Madi.
son street CylE
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JoHNT 81. -
rRFnlTaRe' N0TlCE,

No lbs r D.-second Chaneerg Court Of
shelby couuty,-Ihai q 0Ay4of4 e a.. vs..
Vim. Pzrk 8t a..
AZ pnrspsnee 70 an order made by the Sec.
oud ChancerE Ccurt Of shelby county in
fhis esuee. or the 18th day OF April. 1871 no-
fica Is hereby given 70 sl creditors and
others Interested In she estate OF DanIeI
Hughes. deceassis TO Gle their claims wifb
the Clerk and Master OF this Court and 49,
themselves made parties 20 this suit witht1
three months nom this date, or the sawe
will be forever narredi and that a copg 81
consecutive weeks, IL The Memphfe &c.,
This May 5, 1871.
y. D.L STEWART @. and al.
aon09 y &1nnlei Sol loT cempl'A my6
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FlSHNG GROUNDS.


uLACK FISH LAKE,
D MEMPHIs, TENN, May 8 BzLl
So The public are hereby notified thag ne
Fishery OF s~trattOn & Hslstand, on Black
Fish Lake. viii b. opened nom this date.
COnvevance VIII meet parties 81 LAe 1taLlont
n miles from Memphis, on t. 3 ana con-
vev them 10 ne lake. Everything furnished
Tor the aecommOdatfOu OF picnlcs and nah-
no nertfes sTRATTON & HEISTAND.
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WEDNESDAY. RsY 81 ~

zeal estate, to-Wtt:
me north half Of lot No. E1E. IN thu -aa
survey oLsround north OF and aEfcu .-- --a
city OF Memphis, shelby county. rrs--sz
e sooliFlqed into lots sCc1rdLuz CO ~r.a ...-
suereoi, which said lot No .g. res -
IN Al4 runs back between parallel lines
100 5eel a4o IS 1ouLde- as f1L.oue- l- -aa
Hest oy FINN street. pa the north alU a.-.
~ - aAeyr a41 on the south -T los HH- ....
The north h8If Fsaff I0- So ET -..-r f.--
oesolat nas a mont 0fS l==I on FAB street
Terms OF sale-Cash-
This Nay 8. Is7L
NJ. D.L 5TEWAET. Clerk and Mass
81 4ecmTas and 81. WELSH SD.
complainant
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-15

IMPORTANT to sufferers from nervous
excitement. A gentleman residing in
Grsmmercy place, New York Whose
name it would not be proper to mentiOnL,
was suffering terribly about three weeks
sgo from the effects of dissipation. He
could not sleep, vOmited frequently, was
tOrmented by horrible fsnciss, and could
not keep q limb still. Opistes made him
worse. While in this condition he was
visited by a friend, who advised him to
try Plantation Bitters, IS an anodyne,
stomacbic and tonic, mo use" said the
sick man, d~esp0ndingly; nothing will
ave me. Pm a gone case" "PshswI'
said his friend, you're worth fifty dead
men yet. Pm going 10 doctor you now"
So saying, he put on bis hat, and going to
the nearest druggists, presently returned
with a bottle OF the bitters, of which he
administered g dose forthwith. j. had a
soothing, cheering, tranqullizing effect.
For a week thereafter, the gentleman CON
tinued to take The tonic regularly, accord
ing 10 the directions, and at the end Of
that time was able to return to business in
sound health. and with a clear intellect
This information is furnished by Alsxan-
der Il. MinJhrOm, of Morrisan's, who will
confirm it if addressed by mail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-15

No Is, n R-Ftrst Chancary G. sr-t NJ
by . uuty-W-F- card vs. Ell. D4a-a
% sale entered la the above cause sr--
lS7l, I viii sell. az public aC.Cd0u- 90 ---
est oiddsr.m mont Of the ClerE and Ea
city OF Memphis, Tenn ssss. on
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GABlstr.

Abe Coss, Of the Legal Tender has
opened the above saloon, at "a Nfsin
street, in the Bethel Block. Ii was form
orly Lou q Eds house, and afterward lie
Lone Star.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-15
MEDICAL.

NORNs AND BUNIONs REMOVED-gY
L Dr.. FERGUSON, whose headquarters are
at the WORKMAN House, corner Main and
Adams streets. Particular attention paid to
ladies. Omcs hours from EJo8; 70 70 pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-15
The SUNDkY-scHeOL REHEARSAL.

The most attractive assemblag6 in the
city yesterday, by all odds, was that of
the Sunday Schools in the afternoon at
the Opera House. Twenty hundred chill
drsn united in the same swelling anthems,
and Gods praises were chantsd by voices
as sweet as are borne by heavenly
winds about the throne Of OmnipO-
tence. The majesty Of music is never
recognized save when it is produced
by great numbers. Military leaders have
learned that nothing so inspires soldiers
with enthusiasm as the majestic harmony
with which mighty armies, singing ma
tional songs, h~syerushed with enthusiasm
into the arms of death or victory. Ma
tional hymns have been more po-
tent than appeals OF elOqusnce, and
patriotism becomes an insanity when
aroused by melodies that touch
the strongest chords Of human
~sensibility, and appeal to the deepest af-
fectiOns and strongest emotions Of u ma
ture. In the Majestic singing OF more
than two thousand children yesterday af-
ternoOn we had a delightful prelude to
the wonderful melody of ten thousand
voices, which, on Saturday next, will
make the heavens resOund with 8 tuneful
chorus, such as never before was heard in
his blessed land.
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STOLEN.

fne light bay mare mule, 81
vi hands high, years old, crooked n1no
legs. and stand with hind feet far o
Any Information that may lssd to arrest OF
fhi5f on leooverv oil mule, viii be literally
rewarded. by giving Information 10 BAL
LENTINE & Wall, at Sarlis, Miss mylS
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HOLL0WAYs vERMlFugg easE-eTrz


W1NGf years experience has proved this
GaAs eHu parents for those pests 1r child.
Lo94-Wo rms. They are pleasant 10 sara
40 aAWay8 eueCtIVe In sEp5lInE the W0rr-
aA4 Lon1ng the system M 90 its norm.
eo14laOn. Beware OF Countarfails ana .u.-
Alons. me genuine have She 5-guarurag
Jhe propriators on the wrapre e. CO..
package.
JOHNSTON. HOLLOWAV C0UDEN
PLLller
Ao ugef 80 FugI Elela-H E
WIZ positively cure letter. -egFraa.
W Salt Hheum, Barbsrs ten H--..
BlOtches aEd all forms Of Skin u.ssasa. an
Sore Eyes aud Eye Lids. DISCHARGES ION f.
Ear, and Ola Sores no matter or how |r-
standing, or she money returned bv no rH
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWA SCoWDz
sold So cents per box by al d@rrge-
~ mail for 90 cents.
oa8aa EofG1sg CETsdF-Uuhats ~
Hex CTs
NNTlLL cnrs Bronchftis. Conmmnfr
" Lung Diseases ana snlEtaug
ana strengthen and bG1ld uD frT
It's nealEnF condition. This ha
ly FrQA Aroszsau In TEo r.
the hospitals or Paris, 81 ---
neaEly every case and
49, Eeve been physician many
- wnT nr,ua stored Co E4
~ ~-e- as aMelcy. 5oa p p
& FhAadslpat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-15

IN price, as well as excellence, the
Knab5 piano and the Smith American
organ, are beyond all competition, as
those will find who call on GOepel, S75
Main street, and inquire the prices and
try the instruments.