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knights Of Pythiss Concert.

lney ever won vIcJ0rges Win sucn mot
ley following. They will not win at
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PERSONAL.

CAPTAIN 4. YA'TENIAN JOHNSON, OF
GAINESVILLE, is visiting the city.
Nh. FRANK RAY, agent OF the Katie
Putnam troupe, is in the city making
arrangements for the appearance of this
popular actress at the Theater. She
commences a weeks engagement next
Monday night.
Mr.. JAMES Il. O'CONNELL, 8 popular
Numerical gentleman Of Cincinnati, is
in the city. Mr.. O'C0nnell cont ibutes
graceful letters TO one of the Nashville
dailies, and has just returned from New
Orleans, where he saw the assembling
Of the Knights Templar.
OK yesterday morning al ten O'Clock
q large crowd assembled In the First
Baptist church to witness the marriage
by Rev. G. A. Lotion, OF J. II. Cooke
aud Miss Carrie Dennis. The groom
was calm and self-FOssessed. The
young bride was sweet and beautiful, q
glorious prize. Thus two more souls
have crossed the boundary of single
blessedness; one a perfect gentleman,
the other an accomplished lady. There
is every promise that their future viii
he one Of unclouded brightness and Joy.
Such st lesstIs the hope and prayer of q
multitude Of friends.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, December g.
Gold, l12s; sight, 594 discount; ster.
ling, 5413@5424.
SAVANNAH, December 3.-Cottor
firm; middlings, 144c; net receipts 4O4(
bales; exports to Great Britain, $780,
bales; sales, 1901 bales.
CHARLESTON, December 3.-Cot
ton-demand good; middIings, IA I-I6c,
net receipts 1858 bales; gross, 297s
bales; exports to Great Britain, 379C
bales; sales, 800 bales.
MOBILE, December 8. - Cotton
strong and higher; middlings, 14Ie;
low middlings, I4c; good ordinary, 13Ic;
net receipts, 1874 bales; gross, 1916
bales; exports cOastwise, 25I0 bales;
sales, $500 bales.
GALVESTON, December 3.-COt.
ton active and firmer; middIings, 14se;
net receipts, 40i2 bales; gross, 4fOS
bales; exports to Great Britain, 1888
bales; to the continent, 1919 bales;
coastwise, 70 bales; sales, 4435 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, December g.
Cotton-demand fair; sales, $50 bales;
good ordinary to strict good ordinary,
1339l4c; low middling to strict low
middling to strict middling, 14t0142c;
good middling to middling fair, I48G
l54916c; receipts, 1875 bales; exports,
to continent, 1926 bales; stock, 1856, 1I0
bales; unsold last evening, %, 100 bales;
on shipboard, 107, 500 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. December a.
Flour-double, So; treble, SIS 25@5 so;
choice, SIS 1906 so. Corn, 9O992c. Oats
dropping at 68@69c. Bran, 81 Is. Hay
choice, S2792S. Pork, SCI so. Dry
salt meats-shoulders, Sc. Bacon, $50
l34(9l5c. Hams-old, 124@13ci new,
l54@l6c. Lard quiet; tieree, I5ie; key
dull at l54c. Sugar-inferior, 41(954c;
common, 54(96e; fair to fully fair, 6{G
Tie; prime, Sc; choice, S3c. MOlasses-
common, 409424c; fair, 47@5Oc; prime
to choice, 52956c. Whisky, 81 05. Cot
fee ordinary to prime, 17919fe. Corn
meal, S. 80.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.


BY TELEGRAPH.
PIrrsBURG, December S.-River feet and
ON a stand Weather clear and cooler.
NASHVILLE, December 3-The river liz still
railing, with feet inches on the shoals
Weather clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, December .S-Weather cIeai
TIL pm; light rain last nsght; now cleai
again, and growing cooler. Mercury $50 20 So
River rising slowly, with 10 feet on the gauge
Port iist-Up: Florence Lee, $50 pm; Dick
johnson, pm. Down: Warner and barges
noon; NInt Shinkle, pm. Business light.
NEW ORLEANS, Decenp Der B.. Weather
clear and warm. No arrivals. Departed
City of Alton, st. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, December 3.-Weather clear
and pleasant. River falling, with feet
inches in the canal and feet 4 inches In In
dian chute. Arrived: Nick Longworth, Gin
elnna1. Departed: Nick LOngwOrth, New
Orleans.
VICKsBURG, December weather clear
and warm. River rose inches. Port list-Up.
Up; Fannie Tatum. No boats down to-day.
CIEoISNATI, December g. River y feet
) inches aud falling. Weather cloudy and
colder Arrived: shannon, Cairo. Departed
Andy Baum, Memphis
Sr. LOUIS, December weather cloudy
and cooler. River falling. The gorge at Kims-
wien broke last night, and several delayed
steamers came up to-day. Arrived: City OF
Helena, Nicksburg; Commonwealth, Scudder.
and Tom Jasper, New Orleans; City or Ches-
tefs henphls- Departed: City OF Helena,
Nieksburg; Belle Memphis Memphis.
CAIRO, December 3, Noon.-Weather clear
and pleasant. Arrived: d. 3. Woods, Pitts
burg p m; Glencoe, New Orleans, pm;
as. ID. Parker, Cincinnati, midnight; Robert
Mitchell, New Orleans, . am; James kinney,
V1cksburg, am; Cherokee and Kittie Heg-
Ter, Cincinnati, am; Messenger, Plttsburg,
10 am. Departed: Grand Tower, ST. Louis, s
am; Mary Boyd, Memphis, y am: Glencoe,
81. Louis. 10 am; Mitchell, Cincinnati, am. ;
J as. ID. Parker, Memphis, 4 am; Bismarck,
New Orleans, a. M; ID. B. Woods, New Or
leans, am; James Kinney, st. Louis, II am.
...Night-Arrived: st. Joseph, Memphis,
pm. Departedz kittie Hegler, Arkansas river,
z pm; Cherokee, New Orleans 4 pm River
~ feet 10 inches and falling. Weather clear.
Mercury sSo.
PROBABILITIES.
WASHINGTON, December 4, l a.m.-For Ten
nessee and the Ohio valley, COLDER and partly
cloudy weather, with northeast to southeast
winds and rising, followed by falling, bar
ometer.
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TO HOUSBKERPERs.

Housekeepers would do well to cal
and see the very handsome and welI-se.
leeted stock Of household goods, works
OF art and articles of bijoatterie and UeTtu
now exposed for sale at cost, for cash,
at the beautiful store of Chas. N. Erich,
32l Main street. 1t surpasses any stock
OF the kind ever brought 10 this market,
and offered at the very low price asked,
cannot faii in these holiday times to
command purchasers. Country meF-
chants In search Of holiday goods, will
do well to give Mr.. Erich call. Re-
member he sells at cost, for cash.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Remember the Little Nell matinee
tomorrow afternoon.
A Clubhouse, with a quantity Of cot
ton, on Presidents island, burned at
three O'Clock yesterday morning.
Ida Wilson and Pink Walker, both
cOlored, were arrested yesterday for as
saulting a personal friend with knife.
The case Of Horrigan as. the First
national bank was yesterday decided for
the defendent by the first circuit court.
The case was tried by a special jury.
Mr.. A. Kaufman, of No. $50 Second
street, has our thanks for a sample Of
his excellent Rhine wine, just received.
II Is good enough for prince.
We hope the street railroad company
wall find Il to their interest 10 have one
car st least Of each route 81 the Theater
door when the performance is over. The
public interests, IS We believe, de-
mand 1t.
James Ward and William Bryan
were arrested on the charge Of robbery
by q detective yesterday. The men had
a lot Of swindling devices, q gold watch
and one hundred and ninety-seven dol
lara IN their possession when arrested.
We have received a copy Of The
State Of Louisiana Grand CoHlHl0adegy
Quickstep, a very creditable composition
by Auguste Davis, published by Philip
Werlein, Of Baronne street, New Or
leans, and dedicated TO the Knights
Templsr Of the United States.
in accordance with the recent reso-
luton of the city council, the police
board yesterday appointed six addition
al men upon the force. The following
gentlemen were appointed: Barney GAL
lagher, Dennis Gallagher, 7. G. Wall,
Fred. Bender, Peter Tracey, and Dennis
Griffin.
On last evening the following Off
GERS were elected ID Leila Scott Lodge
No. 2S9, F. and A. NJ, for the ensuing
year, viz: A. F., Davis reelected w.
NJ; NJ. Ssmfield, chaplain; Thomas II.
Donnelly, 5. W; J. NJ. Cans, J. w. !;
Thomas Day, treasurer; A. S. Myers,
secretary; J. NJ Keefe, S. D.; Robert
Nicholson, J. D.; s. II. Chamberlin,
tiler.
"A correspondent informs Us that
''the aldermanic campaign in the tenth
ward is waxing warm, but there seems
to be a considerable diversity Of opinion
as to who is the most thoroughbred Re
publican THAT ward having heretofore
pOlled a heavy Republican majority in
municipal elections). One of the sspi-
rants is giving large doses Of his Repub-
snd washing it down with
huge potions OF Republican whisky.
What has politics to do with municipal
affairs? is the question of the hour"
Two strange Italians night before
last induced q fruit-vendor, named La
gomarzino, who does business on Main
street, near Assembly hall, to accom-
pany them to a house in the vicinity Of
the Charleston depot, promising to show
him a way by which to make fortune.
Upon arriving there they presented a
pistol at LsgOmarzino's hea and robbed
him Of three hundred dollars. The
jUped man returned, after midnight,
and has not been able to have the rob-
oers arrested. The thieves passed five
hundred dollars of counterfeit money
Do an innocent saloon keeper in this
3.ty within the past few days.
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REGISTRARS.
names and locations Of fhs Several
ward Registrars, and their once
H0uFz.

The followingi Isl list of the registrars
and the place Of registration for the diff
ferent wards OF the city:
Ffrst-John v. Handwerker, north
east corner of Main and Market streets.
Seeend-D. F. Goodyear, northwest
corner Main and Poplar.
Third-Miles Owen, sr., 2e0 Second
street.
Fourth-John Ringwald, opposite the
Greentree house, Shelby street.
Fifth. NJ. Walker, corner Herman
do and Beale.
sixth-James Gallagher, at the office
Of the City railroad company, south Of
Beale.
Seventh-John johnson, corner Beale
and Orleans.
Eighth-N. B. Holt, coal Office, Pop
lar street, opposite old mill.
NINTH. Jerome, No. go Third
street.
Tenth-Dennis Ray, Rayburu avenue,
between Georgia and Broadway.
The Office hours will be from nine in
the morning till four o'clock in the az
ternoon Of each day.
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FAN List OF Companies Authorized 20
Do Busineas In Tennessee.

For the benefit of the insurance pub
lie, we append herewith a list of all the
Insurance companies Of other States, as
well as foreign companies authorized to
do business in Tennessee. Suits cannot
be maintained In our courts against
companies which have not complied
with the State laws, and it therefore be-
hooves the public to see that they have
no policies in any company which has
failed to fully comply with the Ten
nessee law, such insurance being illegal.
1t is not generally known, but the law
makes it an odense punishable with a
fine OF five hundred dollars for an in
surance agent TO place q risk in q COM
pany that has not complied with the
law Of the State. The following are the
companies duly authorized to transact
insurance business: Amazon, Gin
cinnati; Htns, Hartford; Atlantic,
New York; American Central,
st. Louis; Brewers, Of Milwaukee;
Clay, Of Newport, Kentucky;
Connecticut Fire, Hartford; Con-
tinentsl, New York; Citizens, st. Louis;
Franklin, Philadelphia; Firemen's
Fund. California; Fire Association, Of
Philadelphia; German American, New
York; Georgia Home, Georgia; Ger
mania and Hanover, New York;
Globe, Chicago; Hamburg, Bre-
men; Hartford; Hoffman, New York;
Home, New York; Imperial; Insurance
Company of North America; London
Assurance corporation; Liverpool, Lon
don and Globe; Manhattan, New York;
Mercantile Mutual, New York; Niagara,
New York; National Fire, Hartford;
New Orleans insurance company; North
British and Merchants insurance COM
pany; Phoenix, OF Hartford; Phoenix, of
Brooklyn; Pacific Mutual, California;
Peoples, Newark, New Jersey; Queen;
Royal; st. Joseph, Missouri; St. Louis
Fire, Missouri; Springfield Fire and Ma,
rine, Massachusetts; Traders, Chicago.
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JACKS CHINA HOUSE.

Elsewhere appears an announcement
from w. d S. Jack & Co, of No. pa
Main street, to The effect that they will
sell all goods in their stock at cost, fol-
cash, until next January. Jack & Co.
are the largest chinaware dealers in
Memphis, and have on hand one Of the
most complete stocks ever imported to
this city. In order TO close up their
present stock, they are making this
great reduction in their price of goods.
hoping their numerous friends and the
public generally, will take advantage of
the opportunity offered. Thechina con-
sists OF plain and decorated goods, COM
prising dinner, tea and toilet sets, OF
beautiful designs; fancy goods in great
variety, suited to the taste Of every one.
Silver-plated ware from the best manu-
facturers, consisting of tea and water
sets, water-pichers, spoons, knives, forks,
butter-dishes, ETC., is offered also at cost
besides, an immense stock of other goods.
Call soon and secure bargains.
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AT COST FOg Cash.

Having an unusual large stock Of
goods on hand, and desiring to reduce
the same, am now offering at cost, for
cash, my large and well selected variety
Of china, glass and queenswsre, until
January next.
Particular attention is called to French
china dinner and toilet sets, Bohemian
vases and cologne sets, silver-plated tea
and water sets, pickle stands, csstorp,
statuets, figures, bronze ornaments, etc.,
etc. Merchants and housekeepers wish
Ing to avail themselves Of this opportu-
nifty, are invited to call and examine
for themselves. CHAs. n. ERICH,
32i Main street
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

EsIDINCE-Desirsbls country residence,
( three miles from Memphis, on Charles
ton railroad, at Wilson Station near the
Far Grounds. A tWo-Ftofy frame, with eight
rooms and all Necessary outbuildingsi about
six acres ground. A bargain can be had. APP
DIV 10 II. J.. GUION, Rental Agent,
nov9s 81 south Court street.
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HOW 10 SEND MONEY.


HOW To SEND MONEY.
Remittances may be made by DRAFT,
money-order or registered letter, at ON
risk. Give postoffioe address In full, IN
Guiding State and county, and address
APPEAL, Memphis, Tennessee.
TERMS TO AGENTS.
Postmasters'and others forming clubs
and schng 81 agents for the circulation
OF the APPEAL, may retain ten per
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copies at club rates after the club Is
formed.
Papers not sent unless paid for In sd
vance, and invariably discontinued at
the end Of the time paid for.
POSTAGE.
On and after January /, 1875, the post
sge on both editions Of the APPEAL will
be.prepsid by US in Memphis, and as no
addition viii be made TO the present
subscription price Of the several editions,
subscribers who now pay the postage
U-iu secure q reduction in the total cost
Of their papers, anountingto sixty cents
a year FOR the daily, and twenty cents
Tor the weekly issue.
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NOTICE.

III advertising Bills after this
date, for amounts less than FiUe
Dollars, must be paid for before
insertion. This rule UiZJ be
strictly adhered to.
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Farm LANDS FOR SALE,

Situated on Big Creek, in Shelby
county, near Lucy Station, by E. A.
Cole, on December 5, 1874, in front of
courthouse, on Main street.
EVERYONE is invited to attend the
ball at the Assembly hall this evening.
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First circuit Court-gudgs HelsheII.

First Circuit CBurt-Judge Reiskel1.
In the case.of Horrigan vs the First
National baRk, the jury returned verdict
for the defendent. The call reached the
second case on the calendar. To-day
the following cases are for trial: 1854,
Absolute VS. Aitschule; 1878, White VS.
Mason; 1876, Capps vs. J. A. J. Smith
2777, Holloway vs. Patton; 1878, Menken
Brothers VS. Seeley; $3.50, president and
directors of Bank OF Kentucky vs Han
by; 26Sl, Plumber vs. MOulton, Burdict
& Co.; 1886, league & Greenlaw vs.
5iefred; league q Greenlaw vs. Edwards;
26S8, Watson, trustee, vs. Wright; 1892,
Halstead US Weber; 1898, Straus VS.
Slater; 1886, White VS. Edwards; 269S,
State VS. Preston, ct al; 2703, Shegog VS.
Perkins; 2705, Hendrix vs. Shelby, con-
stable Shelby county; 27l0, Robertson vs.
Rhodes; 2711, Memphis and Raleigh
railroad company VS. Louisville and
Nashville railroad company; 2712, Ball,
administrator, vs. Lowe, Jr. 27l3, White
& Langstaff VS. Jones; 271S, Anderson,
administrator, vs. Flynn; 2719, Strick-
land VS. Seligman; 2721, Cohen q Son
vs. Pattison; 2722, Shaw & Co. VS. Patti
son; 2727, Bishop q Co. VS. Gleason 4
Co.; 2730, Anderson, administrator, VS.
KOfford; 2731, Joyner, executor VS.
Southern life insurance company; 2733,
Martin vs. Hart & Co.; 203S, Sorrels vs.
Crawford, ct al; 2735, Judd VS. Thomas.
Second Circuft COurt-HaIsey Judge.
Upon the conclusion of the case Of
LOgWood vs. Apperson, this morning,
the calendar as published yesterday,
viii be taken up.
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ANUS ENENTS.


Inc hheader.
Last night Little Nell reappeared in
The Hidden Hand, sustaining the char
acters of "Archey" and "CapitOla" with
q trustworthy skill and accuracy, hardly
expected from one OF her years. With
proper training and careful culture,
Little Nell will reach a high niche in
the temple OF fame. She possesses a
rich element of dramatic talent, which
can, and viii he developed into great
ness and perfection. Even now, she is a
pleasant actress, and at all times inter-
ests and delights those who watch her
movements on the stage, and hear the
sweet tones Of her voice. Her emotional
talent is quite unusual for one Of her
years and acquaintance with the stage,
and st times she makes herself felt most
effectuslly. Tonight Little Nell appears
in the new play, entitled No Name,
which is especially adapted to her order
Of talent. We.hOpe to see full house,
for all who attend will be well repaid by
an evening Of excellent entertainment.
80. PRtrIek's Church Fair.
The fair, which has been the popular
resort for large numbers of our citizens
during the past ten days, was brought
to q successful close last night. The fol.
lowing is a list Of the articles raffi ed,
with the names of the winners, before
the time of going to press: On the table
of Mesdames Peake and Cunningham,
Mamie Hughes won the doll, Mary Ha-
lev the china tea set and toilet set. The
water set was won by Mamie Ford, also
a fine picture Of the Sacred Heart. Mrs
Cunningham won the baby cloak, Miss
Lille Cunningham the set of furs, Miss
Margaret Murphy the picture of st. JO-
seph, and Miss Emma Peake the toilet
mats. The bedroom set was won by
Mr.. E. Fitzgerald. Mr.. Ray won the
pair Of lady's slippers on the table of
Mrs. Mccarthy. Preparations are being
made for a grand ball to be given this
evening. MIR. Saxby's string band will
be in attendance, and no pains will be
spared to make il the most delightful
entertainment of the season; and We
need only mention the names of the no.
ble and energetic ladies, Mrs. Towing,
Mrs. League, Mrs. Peake and Mrs. Cum
bingham, who have charge Of the re-
freshment table, TO insure perfect salts
faction to the most exacting epicure.
Tickets admitting lady and gentleman,
one dollar. A hearty invitation is ex-
tended to all.
knights Of Pythlas Concert.
We would again remind our readers
of the grand vocal and instrumental
concert and ball, 70 be given at the Ex-
position building by the knights of
Pythias, the fifteenth Of this month,
The occasion will be one Of the grand
est musical concerts ever given in Mem
phis, and equalled only by the mRgnlfi-
cent entertainments Of the Theodore |
orchestra two years ago.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN
AN ELEGANT HOME.

We call special attention to the sdver-
tisement of Hon. J. w. Clapp, APP
pearing in another column OF this issue.
1t is q rare occurrence that property,
such ss he offers, is put upon the market.
To those who have seen it, no words OF
description or commentator are neces-
sary. AS an elegant homestead, it is
complete in all its appointments, and
possesses natural and social advantages
not surpassed 10y any suburban or country
residence. The Judges only motive for
disposing of ii is, that his children have
grown up and married off, leaving him
the only male member of the family at
home, and being frequently absent, he
prefers residence within the more pop
ulous portion of the city.
ANY one wishing to escape the burden
of city taxation and insurance, to enjoy
the fresh air and pure water of the
country, in a community proverbial for
its social refinement and educational IA
cilities, and at the same time be within
easy access of the heart of the city by
street cars, VIII not fail to avail himself
of the opportunity Of securing q house
combining all these advantages.
CABANAS PURE AND FRAGRANT,
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A complete and elegant stock of

GERMAN AND AMERICAN TOYS,
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REWARD.

4, a kEMABD-The person that picked up q
al SACK containing carpenters finishing
Tools on Union street between second anl
Tssuosrtsale streets, will receive the above re
ward By leaving 10 at
FRANK JOB NHON isi 500 second street.
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1875.
paILY IND WEEKLY APPEAL.

The APPEAJ has been 20 long recog-
nized "a one of the institutions Of the
south-the medium for the development
Of southern thought, southern politics,
southern industry and southern litera-
tlre-that it Is scarcely necessary TO say a
word IS TO lis future. But in commence
irg the thiTty-flfth year Of its existence
We would say that the paper will main
tain the high position it has held as the
leading and most reliable paper pub
lished in the south. We already furnish
the largest amount OF reading matter
aud have the largest circulation of any
daily paper published in Tennessee,
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi OF Ar
kansas, and We assure the patrons OF
the APPEAL thai Il viii continue to
keen IN the front ranks OF modern jour-
nalism. In the future rs in the past,
the APPEAL viii be infiexibly Demo
cratic, for y united country, for peace
snd tranquility, Tor the supremacy OF
the constitution and laws, for an honest
administration OF city, county, State
and Federal governments, and aim 70
promote the interests Of al Glasses, With
out regard 10 sect, race OF nationality.
TERMS FOR Is75.
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During a recent trial or comparison
OF ordinary baking powders in New York,
with Do0ley's Yeast Powders, 10 was shown
conclusively that better results were attained
with from one-half 30 two-thiris the quanti-
ty of the latter, than with any other in mar
ket. The secret of the success lies in the care
with which DOoleys Yeast Powder is pre-
pared, and its entire freedom from substances
that are injurious to the system.
We challenge comparison at any and all
times. The verdict OF the consumer Is always
in our favor. For sale by all grOcers.
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from doors and windows.
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