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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-01

We learn from the Washington
Chronicle that the report of the COM
missioner OF education, shortly to be sub
mitted to congress, estimates the sggTe-
gate scholastic population of the thirty
seven States and eleven Territories, be-
tween six and sixteen years, to be !, DDS
600. In expenditure per capita ofschool
population, Massachusetts heads the list
at S2I.74. North Carolina reports only
ffty-five cents per capita Of school pop
ulation.
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The Columbus Ca Enquirer pra.
seuts the names Of General ". T. sher.
man Sad General John B. Gordon AZ
candidates for President and Vice Pres
ident in 1876. 1t thinks that some such
dcket must be put forth TO win. The
Knoxville Chr0nicle, a very Radical, al
extreme Radical paper, says, comment
lug on the above: cit appears to US that
Democrats would find Sherman about
as bitter pill as they found Greeley.
He marched to the sea- once upon a
time, and il il not likely that that little
circumstance viii have been forgotten
as early as 1852 The fact that the
Columbus Enquirer suggests sherman
Is proof that his march TO the sea is for
given if moi forgotten. Still, we don't
want sherman. We have had enough
OF military Presidents; and then, we
hsve Hendricks, Thurman, Seymour,
Tiiden and Others, leaders in the Demo
cratic party, who deserve the Presidency
for length Of public service and in recog-
milton Of their possession Of the highest
tesmanship.
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GRANT, it is said by those who would
revive his waning influence with the
people, fsvors the scheme Tor a grand
system Of Internal Improvement, with 8
view Of "reviving business" On this
very p0intt the Boston Posi- remarks with
equal truth and emphasis: ''NO Demo-
cratic doctrine has been more distinctly
proclaimed or more consistently main
tanned than that Of opposition to the I'M
dertaking OF internal improvements by
the Federal government; and in the
revolution which has swept over the
land, this principle, with Others looking
to a reform from Grantism, has been
overwhelmingly Endorsed"
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o. Trous 3ale: A. i. Garrett, w. a, Ca
ruthers and " w. Ferguson, Of Smith,
and j. d. Gooipssture, Of Overton.
Besides these. fbe friends of John P.
Murray aud r. A. Cox, o. Jackson, are
urging them 20 declare themselves can
didates, and, in fact, several other gem
tlemen are spoken OF in connection
with the race. The Democrats are to
bold meetings in Sumner and irousdale
counties on Monday, December 1thi and
in smith county on Saturday, Decem-
Der I2lh. to appoint delegate to the
--,,-.rss-io raI convention
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No. lIlS-ln the First ChaDcefy Court Of Shell
by county, Tennessee.-rhe CIV Of Mem
lhis vs.. y. =. Waddell ct al.
10 appearing from sheriff S return in this
cause that The defendant, v. b. Waddeff n
DOt 10 be found IN his county;
is Is therefore ordered, thai he make his an
pearance herein, at the courthouse in the tI 4,
OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first Mon
day IN January, $50, and plead, answer on de-
muT % complainzBt's blll, or the same W. n ID.
taken for confessed as 10 him, and SCI Tor
hearing eEparte, and that copy OF this order
be published once 4 week, for four successive
weeks IN the Memphis Appeal.
lhls Zlst day Of NoEeIn Der. lS74
copy-attesi; EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
- 4. II MCHEsRY, Deputy Z. & NJ,
g. 4. nau-oni s8i, Tor complainant IA
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF SELMA, MARION AND NEMpIirs)
kAILRoAD COMPANY, !
MENPHIs, Tenn, November 10, 1874.
TE1O the Stockholders OF the above named
d Company: BY direction OF the Board OF
Directors Of the Selma, Memphis and Marion
Railroad Company, i am instructed TO give
notice that a meeting Of the shareholders OF
this Company VIII be held az the office in
Memphis, Tenn, on WEDNESDAY, Dec. 9,
ls74, AT 10 Am, for the purpose OF considering
the demand Of BondhOlders for the transfer OF
all properties Of the Company TO Trustees,
under the provisions OF the Mortgage Deed.
A ful attendance is earnestly requested
Respectfully,
Attest. A. j. WHITE, President.
ID TX
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THE Republicans Of the fourth district
have not yet put forward a candidate
for congress In room Of Mr.. Head, de-
ceas ID. but the Democrats have pre-
sentod 10 less than nine, as follows: A.
j. Martin and Ed. 1. Goliaday, Of VIII
son: 10. G. Stark, Of Robertson; Thos.
Eoyers, Of Sumner; n. w. Mcconnell,
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Election Notice

OFFICE OF THE n EEPHIs CITY FIRE AFD1
GENERAL Insurance COMPANY
NO.IB MADISON STREET,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. g, 1871.
~ The Stockholders OF this Company are
hereby notified to attend the annual meeting,
at the office Of the company, on
EOnday, December :, 1874.
rs required by Section 10 OF the Charter. for
he Election Of a President Vice-Presidert
Cashier, and Seven Directors, for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction OF any other
regular business required by the interests OF
lie company
The election VIII be held between The hour
)f 10 O'Clock am. and 4 O'Clock pm.
By order of
y. m. APPEEEON, President.
b EGRY ]. LYNN, Cashier. nova
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Roval Havana Lottarx.

TNXTRAORDINARY DRAWING takes place
Il December Is. 1874. Only 1900 Tickets,
20B7 Full Prizes. The amount drawn win be
$1,000. 000.
prize of..-......s5J00OO prize Of 600
] prize Off,. 50o00f prize Of. 5000
4 prizes, each. l0QO0 10 prizeseach 5000
400 prizes, each 500 1899 prizes.each 100
For the 1873 numbers terminating with the
figure similar TO that OF the first capital prize.
The price Of tickets in the above ExtraoT-
binary Drawing Will be, IN New Orleans:
Whole Ticket, 500 currency; Hair Ticket, $50
currency; Quarter Ticket, 80 currency; Tenth
Ticket, $40 currency; Twentieth Ticket s. cur
rency. No order VIII be flied for less than
One-tenth OF ticket.
Money sent by P0st0fice Money Order or by
Registered Letter. Address all orders 20
MANUAL OBRANTIA,
No. l6s Common ST., New Orleans, La.
So Send FOR Circular. nOy2S cod
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
MISSISSIPPI G FEENEESE B. B
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBE
" IS, 1874, trains will run as follows:

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEAIBER
~ IS, 1874, trains will run as follows:
ARRIVE. LEAVE,
New Orleans Mali, dali .......3 90 pm. loo pm
Express Train daily except
sun as am. $40 pm
Freight and Accommodation
daily Except Sundayl-......5:00 pm. SGD am
Trains on this road make close connection
&C Grenada with New Orleans, ST. Louis an j
Chicago Railroad for Canton, Jackson, Nicl<s-
burg. Meridian Mobile and New Orleans and
for al points North and Soath; at Memphis
with connecting lines for sll points North and
Fast, and with Memphis and Little Rock
isnlway for all points in Arkansas, Texas,
and the West.
Tickets on sale al 81 Main street and at the
depot NJ. BURKE, SUBJ
JAMES II SPEED, Ticket Agent novI5
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NOTICE TO THE
RUPTURED.

nR- J. A. SHERMAN, Of New YORK CITY. is
II now IN Meup els, where he can remain
but limited period, in consequence OF the
urgent demand Tor his services at his office u
New York. and may be consulted at his rooms
IN the WOASHAM HOUSE by those desir0us
Of aYal1ng themselves OF his experience In
the adaptation Of his well known method Of
relief and cure for Rupture.
The appliance used in his treatment is free
fron the great annoyance and ury truszgs
inlet, while IL renders the patient perfectly
secure nom the dangers OF InfiaIned anu
Stranguiated Rupture.
During treatment the patient can exercise
or labor IN any way without interfering with
the cure.
Consultation any hour Of the day or even
ing, free.
Rooms Worsham House, convenient 20
the entrance
DR.. s. has been in correspondence for several
years past with a large number Of persons
living in this vic nfty, through whose soIic5-
tatlons he visits Memphis to give those who
cannot AFFORD the time and expense Of golug
70 New York an opportunity 70 avail them
serves or MS popular system of relief and cure.
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CIGARS! L0TTEREi CIGARS !
RnRMTn q RROTRE

COMMISSION MERCHANTS Established
1 J 1888, Importers and Wholesale Dealers IN
Havana azs1 Domestic JigRrs. leaf To-
bacco Cigarettes, Manufactured Chewing and
Tobacco.
ATrENTION-T0 take place December Is
1871, Great ExasaDE sitBafy Drawing OF the
renowned Royal Havana Lottery. Only lGO00|
whole tickets and 81 200 0U0 TO be Distributed
Capital Prize S500,0e9. Be prompt; call for
plans and send orders, in advance, 10
BORNiU x BROTHER
y GrasioF street, NEW OsLEANH, La
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s1ISy SsSI WOa vBCIUEles viii Suen a mot
ley following. They viii not win at
Vicksburg. A handful OF determined
nnan are dafendiun the hnnnes of that
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WAVBRLY FALL FRUIT FARM.
KERR AVENUE.

r7NHE undersigned Is prepared to furnish
Il straw berry and Raspberry Plants in guam
Titles 20 suit purchasers. Orders let with
Spicer 4 Ryan, 81 Main street, shall have
prompt attention. JOHN j.. SPICEE
October ID, 1874. Manager.
o. H TAYLOR. THOs. =. DFTEFTte.
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No. 4s6.--ID the Second Chsncery Court o.
shelby county, Tenuessee-Sam Pleas
ants We. John Bradley.
n pursuance OF decree rendered in the
Il above cause November q, 1871. notice Is
hereby gwen, that tie hIdG5Egs have been
opened for the 20 acres OF land on Island 90.
known as the Potter tract, and that the same
be kept open for advance biddiBgs for
ten days from This date.
Done NJ once this November 5, 1874.
NJ. ID l. STEW ART. Clerk and Master.
AL treo- AaLely- u. g and u. uOvZ3
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Notice.

WHEREAS, heretofore, 20 VII, on the I5th
" day OF June ls74, I executed 3 prolnis-
sory note payable 10 the order OF < Ander-
son, at six months from date, for the m OF
two hundred dollars, IN lieu OF certain cod
slderauOns, and whereas said considerations
have wholly failed; now, therefore, on ac-
count OF said failure 1 hereby notify any aud
All persons not 70 trade for or receive said
note Tor any consideration. as the considera-
ton Tor which the same was executed has
failedi and that the same VIII not be paid.
uOVz9 J. F. CguNLEY
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De. 4. x. TAYLOR.
Res1dezat Phys4Otaa,
CLate OF Mempbis),

AAS 1ACAoAE IA y 81 GAs
HOT SPRINGS. ARK.
Can be addressed OF seen personally al the Hot
Springs House, Hot Springs, ARK.
A DMINIsTRATOR's E0FGCE.-Havine
~ qualified As administrat OF Of the estate al
Louis LsCroix, decd. this Is 10 notify an per.
sons having claims again 81 said estate 10 pre-
sent them, duly probated rs required Nv law
or they will be barred and all persons Indebted
o. said estate are requested 10 come fof ward
and make payment OF the same.
JACOB LACROIX
AC,D illustrator with viii annexed
y VI. EillieE, Attorney. HOYlO
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alztuIes okuruec0 rOrten0nnafes, 9Vc.
Ladies' Leather Companions.
Embroidered Linen Sets, SOC to 81.
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Deutscher Bruder-Bnna, SAN.

The Ueutschef Bruder-Bund viii give
Is fifth annual hall at Cochran hall r.
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county g0Vernmeat has been in the
hands % ignorant and corrupt officials
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ENPHIS APPEAL


=UTs1.Y N0lSi9o, nEU. }. ioss'
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AT IBsI. Whether it Is endurable IN any
latitude or Observation-Disclosures it can be
patiently submitted 10 in Mississippi. OF
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BAR IRON AND STKEL OF

Feed Cutters, Corn Shell.
2oz-n- E,-rrvsv Gsoz,ha- Et~al Z
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$4,000 TICKETS-G000 Cash GIFTS.
$3.50, OOOS
TO Re GIVEN AWAY.

PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets..Sl0O0l Quarter Tickets. $3.50
Half Ttskets-..-.--..5.00 Eleven Tickets $1,000
For Tickets, Circulars, etc, address
HENRY V. MOORE,
Secretary. Norfolk, virginia,
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

So Takes Fire and Marine risEs. Dvssssr,
Houses and isolated Country Store
eEnsnialiv collected t.v0
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GFFECEEA
8. l.. MEACHAk, 3 PTesiSen
A. n. EeKAK, slae President
VIZ. GAY, 81 Secretary

BOARD OF BIaEoxCRB.
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=. aAEsEEELB .........s,l ea..rfe1d q B3zbss
Ws- S5TEEa.ol Joyh n.mou a gale
v r. r. GAEEgEAyH ton Factor
"a sn- JOHN OVERTaE. a, memphis
,. D.. PEEEEGREW. Of Ednaoads. Pst,f.qe
q ".
cAAS s~h " A s..-...--.......0f schWab a
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hs,sin
tiles,
Rings
Mgss,F
ron. slaI
3, Cane
The Republican journal., 1874-08-06

called for rations-a supply train to fol
low IN the track OF the invader and amcl-
iorate the condition of his victims. Davis
did what has come to be the prevailing
habit with politicians-called on the Gen,
eral government for help at once. Not
getting assistance from that quarter, he
resorted to the County Treasurers but
those officials had more fear Of the law
than OF the .grasshopper, and at last ac-
counts Davis was in a quandary what to
do Being so far off we are hardly com
petcnt to advise, but it seems to Us that
TINS beng a season of political convep-
tons, it would do no harm to pass u Sc
RES OF resolutions to placate the grass
hopper. They could do no possible harm
and might soften the heart of the grass
hopper. 1t would not be bad PLAN
either, to try the effect upon the grass
hopper of reading the address Of the
Republican Congressional Committee in
front Of him. # that would not drive
him back nothing would
The Republican journal., 1874-08-06
Dl.. -IIlENCIl'S
rulmonic Syrup, Sea Weed Tonir
and Mandrake Pills.

The medicines have undoubtedly performed NOR,
cures OF Consumption than any other remedy known
TO the American public. They are compounded %
vegetable ingredients, and contain nothing which
can be injurious TO the human consl tuition.
Other remedies advertised rs cures for ConSump
ton, probably contain opium, which is a somewhat
dangerous drug in all cases, and if taken freely by
consumptive patients. ii must do great injury; fol
its tendency l. 10 cOnlne the morbid matter i'll thu
system. which, of course, must make a cure impos
sible
>chcnck', Pumonic syrup Is warranted moi to con
tain particle OF opium: 1t is composed Of powerful
but harmless herbs which act on the lungs liver
stomach and blood, and thus correct all morbid Sc
creions, and cNpel all the diseased matter from tbs
body. These are the only means BY which consnmp
ton can he cured, ana as Schenck'S Pulmonc Syrup
Sea Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills are the only
medicines which operate in this way, ii is obvious
they the only genuine for Pulmonary Con
sumption. Each bottle OF this invaluable medoin,
accompanied by full directions.
Dr. Schcnck ia professionally al His principle OF
ice, corner Sixth and Arch Streets, fhiladel phia
every Monday, and Al the Quincy House Boston, OF
the following e,ine days. June 10th ami an, IuI,
sih aud "a and AU"nst 9Th and 18Th.
The Republican journal., 1874-08-06
Scandal and Murder.

BosToN, Aug ?. A special despatch
from Oak Bluffs to the Advertiser says
For some weeks there has been good
deal of scandal in connection with Mr.
Ninson of Edgartown and S. X. Elliott
from Worcester, who have occupied a cot
tage in the company of two married
women belonging in Edgartown These
men have been threatened with a coat Of
tar and feathers, and Ninson, fearing
trouble left the island some weeks ago
Last night at about eleven O'clock party
OF men went to the cottage and calling
out Elliott, alter 4 considerable struggle
forced him into wagon in which was Il
pot OF tar and 4 bag Of feathers Elliott
drew revolver and fired twice, the sec ond
shot killing Caleb Smith, a brother of the
two women. The report of the pistol
fright cncd the horse which ran away and
threw the whole party from the wagon.
when Elliott escaped and surrendered
himself 10 the authorities. Intense rN-
element prevails here
ihr coroner's jury returned a verdict
that the ~hootin" was iuSifiaIln in sell
defence.
The Republican journal., 1874-08-06

RUPTURE or HERNIA. An discomfort. OK
l'en-e or danger are forever bani>hcd on The APP
pication Of DIR. HainboW'> Relief Cure. /, is
right in every change Of position and liza, Il
>ell-rrgualn@ pressure on The locality alone
that need, ii. II cannot Slide from lis proper
place. being comfortable both day and night
II strengthens the weak back, or chest. and
cures piles, hydroccle and varico>e veins, and
x The best abdominal supporter in the world
1t ia~ no elastic belt hard pads nor metallic
;. 'r;n@. a cure is warranted if desired. The
t'iien'ce, from 643, Broadway, New York City
wi he at the American House from Friday
next uhli the following Tuesday morning III
mch l;n'e he will leave on the early boat.
No ehlr@r lnr il.Ninn one on
The Republican journal., 1874-08-06

y lawyer NOW living in New York
writes t" the Graphic his experience in n
| ease similar To that in which Hcechcr and
Mr. Iilon have become involve He
says
About len year, ago. being lhon in prolcS-
Ni"nal piar1re in Iondon, / was consulted by
an English Church clergyman (EpiscopaD. who
iitl men recently begun the practice Of rrrpiS-
ING me confession OF peniten> in his parish
dangerous practice for q married man with
on HE safeguards Of the Church of Rome. He
found by these confessions thai he WAS the OBJ
lrci of the passionate fondncSs OF more Than
one member OF his flock. one more ardent
IMAM the resi-. and She married. 100 drew The
PROTESTANT priest into sin. Her husband dis
covered the quit. and ha,tene, 10 infct sum
mary punishment upon The errin@ pair. |
advised The contr~-or 10 conteS, and seek par
'ton from the outraged husband. For the sake
| OF the religious feeling in the locality and for
ms childlen> sake the injured man condonc,i
The offence OF his wife, who fully admitted the
CRIME and PRAYED for mercy. Ii was stnposc,l
maj only tour of lis knew of the sin, shame
ana forgiveness. Through the vague tales OF
an eaErS-droppIng servant, IN inquiry took
place before Joint committee of ccrevmen
and l:nty advised that the accused was not
bound TO trlmnatc himself or herself. and
recommended the party to DENY everything.
They did 50, and the report 10 the bishop cN-
oncrated the priest. penitcnt and husband
and the witness was di>creditcd. The caves
dropper was contounded and gladly accepted
4 free passage ticket 70 Australia
-N> m me ease OF Lady Mor,launl and the
Iflce OF W ac>. so all similar cases surely
Tor the sake OF the woman. it is parionable for
ne man TO deny facts Of such Il nature hold
that as the physician is allowed by law 10
murder the child at birth when necessary to
save the mother so there is Il time when the
vi ln AZ
would rather lie than fix shame on his partner
in 4 certain sin.
The Republican journal., 1874-08-06


of rhenma1>m, neural gia, lock-jaw, palsy.
spranS. Swellmes, eaked breasts scalds burns
salt rhcuni, earat1ie, &c. upon the human frame,
and of strains. SPAWN. gals, &C.. upon animals
in one year than have al other pretended rem
edicS since the world began. They are counter
irritant, all-hcalimg pain rcicvcrs Cripples
throw away their crutches, the lame walk,
poisonous bites are rendered harmless and The
wounded are healed without q scar. The re-
cipe is published around each bottle. They sell
as no articles ever before sold, and they sell be
cause they do just what they pretend to do.
Those who now suffer from rheumatism. pain
or swelling deserve to suffer if they will not use
Ccntanr Liniment, white wrapper. More than
1000 certificates Of remarkable cures, including
frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt, run
ming tumors, &c., have been received. evil
send circular containing certificates, the re-
clpe, &C., gratis, to any one requesting it. Ono
bottle of yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment i.
worth one hundred dollars for sweenied horses
| and mules, or for screw-WOrm in sheen. Stock
owners-these liniments are worth your attcn
ton. No family should be without them
| s'Whitc wrapper for family use y yellow wrap
per for animals. Sold by all Druggists. Il
cents per bottle; large bottles, $l.oO. j. 3
| ROsE & Co SO Broadway, New York
The Republican journal., 1874-08-06
BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
BOSTON MARKET.

- MONDAY, August }.
BCI TER-We quote fine New \ ork and Vermont
at ;.sa3oc per b. good do 27a2sc fine Western, 25a
&c. medium and common do, 20a24c, with now and
then sale Of tail end of lots at lsal9c
ClIEESE-The market is firm at BE for fine New
York and Vermont, and Il 2b for Western.
BEANS-rhe market is frmer, and we hear of a
sale of 100 bbls mediums at s Il IL per bush; per
EGGS-Prices for wholesale lots of Northern and
Eastern eggs range from 21 l2c according quail
ty, and y l2a2ic per doz for small lots of repacked
and canded eggs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are in good supply nj
81 - per Dbl; Onions sell at ST % per Dbl; Marrow
Squash at 81 20 per Dbl, Wattcrmcllons are plenty
at SO ooa2o 90 per hundred and Cantelopes 50 %
AZ - per Dbl.
HAl-Wc quote prime and fancy coarse hay Ill
22ia26 per ION; prime medium at S20a.l and line
hay RI 81. per ION. Straw At s,43 pcr ton.
The Republican journal., 1874-08-06
Pills. Potions and Pungencies.

\ want has been felt and expressed by ph,si-
rlanS for a safe and reliable purgative. Such Z;
want Is now supplied in IorS~n$' P1uYntifr
Pills..
Esther Shay. of Davenport. Ia. worked
thirteen years in one family before asking for 4
| cent of pay. Ncedn'twric for her; She's dead
Henry X. Bond, of Jefferson, Maine. was
| cured OF splitting blood, soreness and weakness
of the stomach by the use OF .i0hns0n'S 1a0-
dJ]to LiuiDtem internally.
TIRED NATURES SWEET HI.sroEIE.
BALMI SLEEP" But these are times when
| this Remover Of Strength is denie, ,ls times
| when our minds and bodies have been 50 over
worked and are 50 worn ont that we woo the
| drowSv god in vain" The Peruvian syrup IAN
iron Tonic) reneWs onr strength ana makes
our rest sweet and refreshing.
| \ lady recently applied 10 Il lire insurance
company for position rs agent. When asked
| what her qualifications were. She touched her
| mblnShin@ check.
| $4,000 reward can safely he offered for a
more nlalllhlc cure tor PILES than AWAKE
| >l~. The cures performed by This wonderful
remedy are simply miraculous. Lotions. oint-
nelilS, and internal remedies produce more
| harm than good hut ANAkESlS is an cNter-
nal remedy Il simple suppoSitorv supports the
| fllmorS, acts az Il soothing poultce and med-
rine. gives instant relief. and cures absolutely
| All Doctors prescribe it. Price 81 90 Sold ly
| VIM. O. Poor X son Belfast Me- and DRUGGISTS
| every Where.
| Devon! mother Ia Young lady. who is burtr-
| me mp letters: what are yon doing there my
dear: Are y"n hnrnn" inrense:" Young
| lady ''th, no ma: am only burning non
| sense.
| Tar SECRET. Those who prize !, beautiful
head of hair. tind we know our lady friends
| al do, VIII thank lis for a few words on the