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Ii II. KIMBALL.


At regular meeting of the Mobile
agricultural and mechanical assOcis-
ton, held this day, the following Eeso.
lutions were unanimously adopted:
MOBILE, ALABAMA, September l, 1870.
II. Z. kimbaIl, Esq, Secretary Winnebago
Agr cultural society:
DEAR SIR-The undersigned special
committee Of the Mobile agricultural
and mechanical association have the
honor . place before you the accom-
panylng resolutions, unanimously
adopted by that association at it's regn-
Ter meeting held this dsy. In obeying
their instructions We can add nothing to
the earnest meaning OF our association,
except to express to you how agreeable
is the duty intIu5ted to Us. YOu have
spoken the words eloquently and truly
that should emb0dy the thoughts and
feelings Of every American heart. The
frsteTusl blood that mss been shed cries
cut from the ground for peace. The fu-
ture happiness OF a God-given inheri-
tsDce demands it, The manhood Of the
country that has cast so much lustre ON
cur race in the duties Of the field while
war ragged, commands that it should
equally distinguish it elf in the victories
OF peace. Each section fought for its
cause, and each fought well. And now
have come for Americon exemplifica-
ton the duties, the trials, the manly and
the christian virtues OF magnsnimity
and peace. On the southern side of the
line Of the late combatants, We believe
we are ready for it. Nay, we were ready
FOR it when our appeal to arms proved
hopeless, and we believe that un-
der more fsvoring circumstances the
wounds inflicted by the war, could
have been healed as the surgeons cay,
by the first Intention" And now
surely, that decade for reflection has
passed by, the whole PEOPLE have 8
right 10 command sll mslcontents who
have net yet supped their ill of blood to
stand sside ana 'let US have peace"
OF Mr.. Davis we must utter one histOri-
cal truth, as it has been illustrated on
Confederate records. He was, Of all
public men, the most reluctant to sever
the Union by actual force of arms, and
it was TO his moderation, justice and
statesmanship IL his decision that he
mainly owed his call 10 the head Of the
Confederate government. His ofIense
was the offense OF US all, and naturally
We suffer in our persons the indignities
heaped upon the chief who but Obeyed
our wishes. And AZ he was the last to
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CHICAGO, September lS.-The present
week has bsen the most successful one
that the exposition hss had this year.
To-day over twenty thousand persons
have visited the vfst halls, many OF
them attracted, doubtless, by the Tum0r
that President Grsnt would visit the
building. The fruit display is hardly 30
great as during the sessions Of the Pom
ological convention, but the ether de-
Partments have received additions until
10 10 more space is left for late applicants.
TIE mAhAgement have nothing more 10
ask Tor lh the way OF attendance or dis
play.
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LONDON, September 1S.-A special
telegram from CattsrO states that the
insurrection is not declining in eastern
Herzegovina, There have been some
sharp encounters near Matscho and Fle-
vie, N which the Turks were defeated.
The Times Of this morning says that
the harvest is nearly at an end. The
reports as to quality OF the new wheat
are generally good. The markets in
Mincing lane continues quiet. Sugar is
depressed and prices lower James
Card, whom the Times considers high
authority, writes that journal as follows:
The publication OF the returns Of scre.
age exhibits the smallest breadth Of
wheat we have had since the returns
have been taken, and half 8 million
acres less than the average extent pre-
vious TO 1860, when we had four millions
fewer people than now. TIE decrease
in Ireland hs9 been fourteen per cent.
since 1874, and in Great Britain the de-
crease has been nearly eight per cent.
Estimates of the amount of wheat Te-
quired from abrOsd, eight million quar-
tpTS.
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SAN FRANCISCO, September I8.-In
relation to the Bank OF California there
is nothing new to report, except state,
ment from a member Of the syndicate
that Michael Reese has become a
subscriber TO the guarantee fund, but TO
what amount is not stated. AS regards
the time Of TeOpening it is stated by
members OF the board Of directors that
previous to resumption meeting Of the
stockholders will be called, and state
ment of the condition OF the bank pre-.
sented them. AS ten days notice i5 re-
quired for meeting Of the stockholders,
it seems that unless resumption precedes
the report Of the directors that the bank
could hardly TeOpen before the first OF
October. Arrangements are said to be
progressing satisfactorily, and possibly
the bank may begin paying small de-
positoTs before making any statement.
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class ni persons or Ia any particular
schOOllOuse. Nothing has been shown
from which il can be inferred that the
TgIatoT hiss been deprived Of that equal
ity OF privileges 10 which he is entitled.
he has put himself upon the claim Of an
absolute right 10 have his son admitted
into the public school Of the district in
which he resides. In my opinion such
claim cannot be sustained in law. The
motion Tor nldHdomUs must, therefore,
he denied, but without costs.
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IS forgiveness OF an injury" This was
applsuded. He spoke with fiery enthusi-
asm of The Problem Ct Life" as it az
fected childhood. Teach your chill
dren, ~ lie said, "stOriss OF herOism and
high achievements-th story OF Wash
ingtOn, OF Lawrence, Of Farragu', and
Of Lincoln, who greater than Wllber-
force, went up TO heaven with broken
fsttsrs in his band" The lecture lasted
a little over an hour and a half, and
long before its close bad thoroughly en-
listed the sympathy Of his audience. He
will lecture tomorrow night in Middle
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ESTABLISHED A 1910.

next year. The Democratic party is
the more-money party and with all the
agencies and all the influences, and ST
the enginery the gold-kings may
bring 10 bear sgsinst il, there will be
such sn uprising 10 support o. its policy
for more abundant s1d cLeape; cur
rency, tdat its opponents will be swept
bei lre II Ike fealn.rs befIre = storm.
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INDIANAPOLIs, September IS.-The
grand lodge Of the Independent Order OF
Odd-Fellows of the United States will
convene IN annual session in this city,
Monday, at nine O'clock. About sixty
representatives arrived to-day, among
whom are the venerable Grand Secretary
James L. Ridgely, Past Grand Sires
Sanders OF New York, Stewart CT Wash
ington, and Stokes Of Pennsylvania;
Representatives Porter and Harmon Of
California, Medsle and st. John OF New
York, Fitzhugh and Robinson of Viz
ginia, and Glenn of Georgia; Grand
Treasurer Vansant Of Baltimore, and
Grand Secretary Ross Of Baltimore.
The grand lodge and grand eneamp-
ment will give the representatives a
public reception Monday afternoon at
three o'clock, at which addresses Of vel
come will be made by Governor Hem
bricks, Mayor Caven, Senator Morton
and Hon. Schuyler COlfax,
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THE ENANGELIsTs.

IL will he seen from another column
that Moody and Ssnkey, apd Whittle
and Bliss have commenced their revival
meetings ia Massachusetts,. These men
do rot preach scholarly sermons; they
are not fayorites with the fastidiou-
r-sa,hel- aud the fashionable church
eoe-. lut. Judged hy .ue results OF their
Isn1r-. they az 5oing much good. II
Ia- been t1y said Of them: They
lsve q s.eaiai mission, and hope to dis
charge # by their own peculiar meth
ole. % is unfair, therefore, 70 criticise
em from any standpoint OF ordinary
culture or by the canons Of what we
consider to be good tsste. Their work
aa-t he judged by its results, and il
...ir curious anecdotes and homely
miles arGu-e the sleeping consciences
- .iaueIs IL must be approved" Every
body iu Memphis is familiar with Mr..
WhIue's style Of preaching. We in
Ir from what we have seen Of Mr..
No0Iy's sermons, that these two
.vauZeI.sts are not unlike. Both
rauIemuu aTe free from all specu-
aIvr philosophy, from cant aud
.-lme. ta'ity, bu: welded 10 universal
..aa.iccl work. II is now well-known
.u-. iIa highest education itself tends
.H O. simplicity of words and thought.
u.h AMI romantic yesrs may love OBJ
.1ra ereRmiBg8, aud there are condi-
lions rf intellect tia, delight in the un-
...a.mal.s u thought, but the world as
. vast body - ra,i0uable beings delight
truths lie "a .arest and language the
urIl7t. As the open sunlight Is dear
. all. s0 men love 10 sit down IN the
-. ugh. of truth. And IL this il not
.a. 30 al the days Of men, it il true OF
a-r ha-t days at least, the days o;
laa- sincerity and sOlemnity. To al
..Ho 1--we il lands that know the history
.f CHRIST, bis words come in the last
.ayH. .hl most sobtr days, and alone
4.is'y The heart. Dying hours utterly
.-ri-e Tire stately language OF philosO-
Iy, theological or metaphysical, ard
.a.sEe themselves 10 simplicity. There
aa pamp IN the chamber Of death.
laa greatest s,a.esman or the greatest
Hal sr whi7psrs his final words in the
language Of perfect simplicity. These
.rauga.is;s may rot be familiar with
.-aMusr, Greek, Lstin or matap hysics,
... .Hay seem to be thoroughly &C.
.la.atad with the teachings Of the bible
..a. Is features and bearings. They
Understand It's Guhs, and clearly ex-
..ia diem % the people. The plain,
lr.e truth is whst they seem TO aim
SO. ana tuis Is ths means by which they
reach ,Ae hearts Of the people. The
asy.r, the physician, the orator and
,. clergyman are ali judged by their
e.s Apply this test to Moody and
.s .tIa, aa4 d. cannot be denied that
.y .sa doing more good than the FASH
a.le religious world which i5 sneer-
..- a. them.
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JournnIistic Chanee-

ST. LOUIS, September IS. - SlilsOn
Eutchings, Who FOR some months ps5t
has been part proprietor and manager
OF the 81. Louis Times, has disposed oil
the controlling interest in the EUentaQ
Dispatch, which until now has been in
his hands, to w. r. Allison, for twenty.
five years editor Of the SteQbenvilie,
Ohio, Herald. The price paid was forty
thousand dollars. Mr.. Allison will take
control on the first Of October, and con-
duct the Dispatch IS an independent
journal. Mr.. d. Robert Barclay, one Of
the present owueI8, will retain his con-
nection with the paper.
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OMAHA, September IS-A dispatch
from Kearnsy Junction says that 3 par
ty Of about twenty Texan herders ST.
rived there last night, and csmped on
Platte river at the bridge. During the
night their herds get into the cornfield
OF q man named COllin7. Collins took
up ne horses, and this morning the
hcrderl came up and said they would
lie with him for the damage the stock
had done. They went up town, got
drunk, and returned II COllins's house.
and shot him five times, killing him in
stantly. The citizens have organized a
party for the pursuit Of the Texans.
LATER.-All but two Of the Texans
have been captured. Those caught are
row in all at KeaTney Junction, and il
is thought they will be lynched to-
night.
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--latest Aspect of the HerseeOyintap
Row

CONsTANTINOPLE, September Is
The latest adviCes state that the cOnsuls
OF Austria, Germany and Italy despair
az bringing about negotiations between
the BOSNIAN insurgents aud Server
Pssha, the Turkish commissioner. The
English, French and Prussian conguIs.
whose task lies in Herzegovina, are
still hOpsful, because the insurgents
there show concilistory disposition.
Ihey are, however, unable to give a
definite report Of the result Of their mis-
sion until they have interviewed the in
surgentsln the mountains near Gatchica.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
HALL OF IRISH LITERARY AssOCrATIoS, I
-.nt .I.l L.r q L.-- Z


WHEREAS, We have learned that our be-
loved friend ald companion, JOHN A. REY-
mol Ds "A mem DeT ami officer OF our AssOcia-
1iOn, was by the unalt erable laws Of nature
called fr1u the scores of earth 70 Ue num-
bered with the dead, when we cherish the
hope that his Redremer viii ever lock and
watch till be calls him from the grave to be
numbered with those OF the first resurrection ;
therefore,
FesoIred, That in the death of our friend
and companion, society has LIST a worthy
member. aud tulS Association one OF It's
bTightes- lights and mo efficient officers.
ResOIred, hat Ne deeply sYmpathiZ3 with
the friends and relatives Of our late friend
and companion, ard extend TO them our
heartfelt coincidence ia their sad loss and be-
Ieayement
ResOIued, That we cherish the memory of
his many virtues, and that we will remember
him as bright example, worthy of our imi-
talon.
Resolved, That a cory of these resolutions be
furnished the family OF the deceased, and
that these resolutions be published in the city
papers.
JOHN ID. ADAMS.
JAMES FLAHERTN,
JOHN MULkON,
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 2yI7-In the First Chancery Court OF Shell
by county, TenDessee.-Ralph Wurmley q
Co. vs.. W. Ii. Gregory,
II appearing from ah:davit IN this cause
which Is sworn 10, that the defendant, W. II
ygregery, Is a nonresident Of the State of Ten
pesSee: Lhat ne is indebted 10 com plainan,s In
..nae sum OF sd 10, evidenced by an open ac.
count, and attachment having been issued and
returned levied on his property
1t is therefore ordered, TaGt ne make his
o,Inaarsncg hera!n, ~ tha courthouse IN the
Nv oI Memphis, Tenn. on or before the irsl
HGBday IN November, 1915. and plead answer
or dernur 20 cOmplainants bal, % the samt
yrlIl be taken for confessed sa 70 him and SCI
Tor hearing eEparte, and that a copy OF th,,
order lie published once week, for four sue
cessive weeks, IN the Memphis Appear,
This 18th day OF September, 1916,
A copy-attest: EDRUND a. COLE,
. CLERK and II asteF
BY r. b. MCHENRY. Deputy e. & NJ.
JARSAGIN & ERAYsER. Soils Tor Comp
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E}EEG

BERLIN-Ou Saturday morning, SepteDn.
Der 18th, WILLIE : o., son Of J. T and ClefnTDIf
Berlin, in the nth year Of his age.
Friends and acquaintance are invited to at.
tend the funeral, this SUNDAY afternoon
at 81 o'clock, from the residence, No. y Lin.
a Fa4, sfraaf
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OPENING FALL SALE !
AT AUCTION,
By A. Z. FRANKLAND, 1875 Main STREE.
Wednesday, Sept. z, 1875, at 10 am.

Fresh from the manufacturers; also, large lines
Clothing, Dry Goods, Underwear. and Hosiery.
These goods are fresh, reasonable and desira-
BILE, and well worthy the attention OF the
trade. City and country merchants are re
specially Invited. Terms cash.
F. Ftp ANKIAE sd. AuCtlv
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HEADQUARTERS COaPANF A. IRISH
VOLUNTEERS.

ORDER NO. 35.-NOu are hereby ordered 10
u attend a meeting at your Hall, Z2} Second
street, next TU ESDAN evening. the 2ls5 inst.
ut O'Clock sharp. a prompt attendance is
desired, as business OF Importance viii be
transacted
BY order. JNO. =. SU ULLlNAN, Capt.
JNO. II - ELL, q. =.
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PROBABILTTIEs.

WAsHINGroE, septembef y, an.
F5- the eastern glaf Sdtes, Tennessee
and the ohio galley, areas Of rain, 5ot-
'5re9 Jg clear or parity cloudy 1redtheT,
s0rther,rto Uosts7ly tCinds, rising td-
-gac,er, and slolcly rising temperature.
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A1fre a H. - on
20 Marine / hipperS.
SEPTEMBER IA, 1875.

SEPTEMBER IA, 1875.
by order OF the Marine Board of Memphis
Underwriters:
ReSOIUed, That the Marine Underwriters of
Memphis will not be responsible under their
open policies for merchandise stored or held
Tor delivery or shipment, on any wharfbOat
or elevator in this city.
W. II. HHEA,
Snc1,r Manina RnnrH AInrnrnInis DR. ORC
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MARRIED.

NJ MERRIMAN - BIERCE-At RidgewooJ.
New Jersey, az the residence or the brides
Sister, ou the evening Of the sta instant nv
Rev. L. K. Dickinson, WALTER \. Nrrar.
WAY 70 LIZZIE BrERCE, both OF this CITY
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Y. z. MITCUELL'S SCHOOL
No. SO3 Third Street.

TRlHE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENCES
I september Ist, Students prepared Ton
the usual college course. All The common
English branches taught. For terms, apply
al the schOOl rOOIL.
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Temple of Love, No. l.

TlIHE regular Quarterly Election of Officers
! will taEe place on next Friday evening,
september 9th. Che Temple Will meet at ~
O'Clock. 81 order.
JACKSON p. CREWS, T.. :.
MAITEE WEBB, Il. 5. sel9
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8. VENDIG;
22S Main Street
CONSOLIDATION,

TUE White River Valley and Texas Rail.
a road Company having consolidated with
the Memphis and Kansas City Railroad Conn
paay, gives 10 the latter Company oOnsidera-
bic Increase Of its capital stock anu it Is az,
pected that the work Of clearing on aud grs-'
ing the road will be commenced at - = - d
aay, bids Tor thGt purpose hay1-.g beeI, Tn az
celylng SUBSCRIPTIONS In ArkaDsss Ia1,j -
s,La wL.eh @ ths cop pany is paying from two 10
HV5 H, uYilaTs Per acre, as heretofore pubiie6eJ
they are assessed for 1875 "04"'0 Q
hseuleLhDsr, All taxes cease frCEa date OF gph-
seIlPuon. All communication addressed to
sne :. SIhueIslsned, care Adams q Dixon, No. n
prompt attention. n ~ Aei.RAV
subscription Agent n. & KsG, R.R,Co.
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s,a.s Library

take the great step Of secession, he viii
be the first tue Confederate to rejoice
and thank God when e true, glorious
and solemn peace shall have been esJao-
iished. We are most glad to have the
privilege OF handing you the accompany
ing resolutions, ami heAltily concur
with you ia the tone sId tenor OF your
letter that called them into existence.
We are, with high respect and esteem,
your fellow citizens,
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MASONIC NOTICE.
L .. O. F.

Il. Sa os -.
TT'HE officers and members OF ,,s-s,s
L Memphis Lodge No. 6, /. y. o. s7ese
F.. are reque ted to meet at their=EH$4S4S
nall promptly, at "a O'Clock, on SsA4ASSS
tuesday night, September 1St, SITTER odo,os
and transient Brothers in good Stay 80 Sc 80
traterEaiiy invited. At eight TO- ~ = 7 4 81
wan hs opened, and the baTTniIfeS Of 0Id R'eI9
JTFen "a nreppsn.,J eJ "Lvited TO be present,
men e1aFs(, s ION of a Memorial MOnu-
l-'el ''-' IL address may be expected.
g. W. MATTHEW'S, n. G,
attest L. S. BURR, Secretary.
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Temple of Love. Nc. "a,

nF TENNESSEE, will meet in the Hall OF
~ the Knights of Pythias, $50 Second street,
on saturday, = eptemDer 18th, 1915, at 5 O'Clock
pm.
.. d. RAINE, Chairman; +. \. MUIR, h. s.
ASH =. Committee Seplg
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IATER.

NEW ORLEANS, September IS.-The
Galveston wires commenced working at
late hour tonight. The damage done
by the storm is not SIS serious as appTe-
heDded. Dr.. Peel, the health officer at
the boarding station, and some laboIers
on the breakwater, are reported miss
ing. There was no loss Of life i'll the
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administrators Sale at Auction
German Benevolent Society.

THE memb bers of the German Benevolent
L Society are kindly requested to meet ct
their hall, on Adams street, Wednesday af-
ternOOn, at 2 O'Clock, in order to participate in
the festivities of the Turner's Association
BY order of t. Q President.
Selg r STOTZ Gecretarv
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THE END OF ELDER PRATT.
Pursued and KILLED by his seventh
Nifc's IIusbRHd-The Tragedy that
Led 10 the Mountain Meadow
Massacre. Described by an
Eyc-witness-A Mothers
Life Ended I'm
Lunaey.

FOET SMITH, ARK September g.
A reader II the Sun having seen an ac-
count q the killing OF Farley P. Pratt,
second elder in the Mormon church, il
1872 OF 1856, by the husband Of the wo-
m msH he abducted ard made his seventh
v f., and knowing il to be erroneous in
many particulars, has requested me, as
81 witness Of the tragedy, to write
you something in regard to 1t. Mr..
Hector II. M'Leau married n Mis5
MfCale iu New Orleans, and aiterward
se-,lsa in San Francisco. Tlere he be-
csue connected with the steamship
camp,n.,s, which brought him an in
connect about twenty thousand dollars
q year. He mad an interesting, highly
educated and accomplished wife, and
two children, boy and girl, beth intel
l'gaur beyond their years. They were
living peacefully and happily together
when Farley 7. Pratt abducted Mrs. NJ
Lcsn, took her to Salt Lake City, and
made AeF
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Resolved, That ali the members OF the
seventh Tennessee regiment of cavalry,
provisional army Of the Confederate
States, meet at the fair grounds on the
seventh Of October next, at ten O'Clock
in the morning, and go into camp and
remain until the next day, when bar
becue ana basket dinner will be given ID
them and the public.
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At a regular meeting of tle Mobile
agricultural and mechanical assOcia-
ton, held this day, the following Eeso.
lutions were unanimously adopted:
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla


and sustained by its remarkable cures.
So mild as to be safe and beneficial to
children, and yet so searching as to
effectually purge out the great corrup-
tions of the blood, such as the scrof-
ulous and syphilitic contamination.
Impurities or diseases that have lurked
in the system for years soon yield to
this powerful antidOte, and disappear.
Hence its wonderful cures, many of
which are publicly known, of ScrOfula,
and all scrofulous diseases, Ulcers,
EruptiOns, and eruptive disorders of
the skin, TumOrs, BlOtches, BOils,
Pimples, Pustules, Sores, st.
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Fry
sipelaS, letter, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, RingwOrm, and in
ternal UlceratiOns of the Uterus,
Stomach, and Liver. 1t also cures
other complaints, to which it would not
seem especially adapted, such as Drop
sy, Dyspepsia, Fits, Neuralgia,
Heart Disease, Female Weak
ness, Debility, and LeucOrrhPa,
when they are manifestations Of the
scrofulous poisons.
1t is an excellent restorer of health
and strength in the Spring. BY renew
ing the appetite and vigor of the diges-
tive organs, it dissipates the depression
and listless languor of the season.
Even where no disorder appears, people
feel better, and live longer, for cleansing
the blood. The system moves on with
renewed vigor and a new lease of life.
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and AnalytieaI Chemists,
] rn1 n ny Al nnncc1srs EvEPYNuIIEnr
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H. W: This is the priest all shaven
and shorn who almost wished he had
never been born when he kissed the maid
en- all forlorn who Tilted the man all tat
tered and torn who soothed the COW
with the vicious heel that kicked till the
dog was "aus ge spiel" that worried the
cat that hunted the mouse that hid in
meal that lay in the house that Bowen
built.