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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-27

CHICAGO, October r96.-Wliliam $. whitney
stsd ~ voluntary petition in bankrUI,cy 10
day HIS HsbiliJies are si25UOO, distnouteu
Trbe heaviest creditor is r. q. " hi,ney, OF
HsdisoB. " Wisconsin, SiO5 0 0. The LoulsVllls
CIV nat ouaI back has claim OF ~ w, ana
ne StTtherTi baak OF Kentucky, $1,000. The
agsefs are bank and other stocks 10 the
amount of $1,000; real estate, Sl0O JJ0; railroad
bonds, $4,000 VI this amount SID ~ has Deen
raaiizs6 under an assignment made in 1875 TO
sieorge W KING b. r. Deming and John
Giark OF Indiana, under the insolyent laws
OF that State.
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NO1EaJE.

FNHE German American eli, zens of n emphis
and Shelby county that favor the election
Of Samuel J. Ttlden and 7. A. Hendricks for
the Presidency and Vice Presidency OF the
United states, are earnestly requested to at
tend a meeting, at Cochran Hall, SATURDAY
NIGHT, October 18th, at ~ o'clock. Hon. ID.
Casey Young will address the meeting.
BY order OF the Committee. OCT
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THE Knoxville Tribune says that ian
unscrupul0us Little Radical sheet up the
road publishes that Governor Harris
said hsre, L was q REBEL / am q rebel
still, snd have no apologies to make
Governor Harris uttered no such senti-
meats, aud the creature who wrote the
foregoing knew il was untrue when he
-
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THE special attention Of our readers Is
called to the initiation OF the Bethel se-
RES Of lectures, by Rev. DR.. LofGor, who
tonight wilIec.urs upon ''Right Life"
W hope the lecture.Ioom Of the B 'ihel
building viii be filled, and that the Off
GERS will be encouraged to continue a
course that, so fAT, promises the best re-
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Railway Magnates I'm Council.

NEW YORK, October 25 -rne railroad
representatives recently in session in Detroit
met here to day in the office OF the president
John Newell, representing Lake Shore; Sloan
and Ledyard, president and general manager
OF the Michigan Central; BToughton, reOre-
senting the Great Western and Grand Trunk
of Canada; and w. L. Scott, representing the
Canada Southern. They unanimously agreed
to advance eastward bound fTeights The
next step toward a settlement OF the railroad
war is the meeting of the eastern trunk lines,
which has been called for tom OrrOw at the
ofice of VIM, n. Vanderbilt.
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No. 1904, r. D.-Chancery Court of Shelby
county.-B. p. Anderson, Commissioner OF
Revenue, VS.. A. G. Miller.
Pursuant to 8 decree of sale, entered in the
above stated cause, on goth October, 1875, and
enrolled in Minute Book Is, page 81, 1 will, on
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THE msss-meetiug TO be held in this
city on the f5Urb Of November should
be borne in mind 10y every Democrat in
Shelby county, sad by every speaker
who bss been invited t9 address the
people on that occasion.
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d. r ANUEfboUNg
Commissioner OF Revenue, etc.
John Johnston, Attorney, OCT fri
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as the time for grand rally and jubilee in
this city. At night there Will be q tOrchl1gnt
procession, speaking and firing of guns. The
following is list OF distinguished speakers
invited 10 be present and participate in the
Hon. W. r. Barksdale, of Mississippi,
Hon. l.. Q. O. Lamar, Of Mississippi,
Governor a. H. Garland, of Arkansas,
Governor Thomas M'Creary, of Kentucky,
Judge T. W. Brown,
Governor Isham G. Harris,
General James r Chalmers, Of Mississippi,
Colonel Van H Manning, Of Mississippi
General l.. p. Walker, of Alabama,
Colonel W. p. G. Breckenridge, of Kentucky,
Hon. W. O. WhitthOrne,
Governor John c. Brown,
Governor James d. Porter,
Hon. d. NJ. Key,
General w. B. Bate,
Colonel James e. Bailey,
General E. G. WaIthaIl, of Mississippi,
Governor G. s. Houston, of Alabama
Hon. Henry Watterson, OF Kentucky,
Hon. W. T. Avery,
Colonel John Q. Burch.
other distinguished speakers are invited and
expected.
COMMITTEE OF FARRANGEMENTs.
c. G. Fisher, Chm'n, r. c. Williamson,
W N, Brown A. E. Frankland,
Nick Malatesta, j. M keaJlnSy
NJ. Magevney, ST., Mike BURKE,
s. r. Clarke, W. W. Guy
JOhn JohpsOn, Joseph LenoW,
John Donovan, James Elder,
James A. shane, JACOB TnOmpSOn5
W. 3. GaIbTeath, 3. W. Green,
q. II. Judah, josiah Patterson
Cotton Greene, Joseph Specht,
Jerome Hill, J. Petit,
c. Quentel.
GRAND MARSHAL,
j. Vaughn.
MARSHALS,
I. M, PettigTew, r. d. Tahey,
lingo Esch john Siguaigo,
j. O. ThraIl Joseph +. Harbiere,
W, ID. Powell wy. c. Humes,
E. A Cole, w. A. MClOy,
J. Kelly, James Reilley,
hfchaTd O'Brien, Fred SchaPerI
Huph d. Greer Thomas y. Anderson,
IO=eDb mi John Donovan,
Peter Tracy K. p. Duncan,
John M'Callum, Chris Stein kLhl,
Albert b Harris, George NJ. Branch,
W. Willer, W. L. Clapp,
John M'BrOOks, K. B. Hays.
AIDS TO GRAND MARSHAL.
w, L. Anderson, James Z. Richardson,
Don M'Kay.
1t is requested that the TIlden and Hen
bricks cuOs of the various wards and dis
tricts Will, at an early day, arrange to meet
on the night OF the grand demonstration, at q
point which will be hereafter designated by
General Vaughn, the grand marshal.
All Democratic organizations In TINS ana
adjoining states are cordially ana respect
fully invited to participate with us on this
occasion. -
The committee Of arrangements will at
once convene to make all necessary prePara-
tions. -
Arrangements will be made with all ltnB OF
railroads and steambOa at low rates, 70 and
fIom the city. n. B. FORREST
Chairman Executive committee
A. j. HAYS, Secretary.
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RACE NEWS.
A, American Horse Winner on the
British Turf.

An American Horse Winner on inc
British TurE
LONDON. October 25.-ln le New Market
Houghton meeting to-day, the race for The
Dulliugham handicap resulted IN dead neat
berween the Amsiic an nOrse Bay Final ana
the ENGLISH bOrSe BrOadslde. Lady Maiden
came in lhIrd. Nine horses ran. The dead neat
between Bay Final and BrOadside was run on
aud was won By Bay Final by half a length.
Toe betting was hve 10 four on Broadslde
The Dewhurst plate was won by Claimant,
Plunger second, and Wlnchelsea ihlTd' seven
horses ran
The PfmIicO Races.
BALTIMORE, October 26.-At Pimlico TO-
dsy the nrst race one mile dash, was won
bv Inspiration, PIccalO tecond, Fadladeen
third. time, AS.
Nile heats Tor three-yesr oldS: nine starters.
The first heat was won by hedcoaJ IN l:i1Szy
O1tcast second, ambush third. Second heat
EsS won by Am bush in l :475z, Ou.cast second,
Courier thil d; Redcoat onIy Il tn. The con
tesf wss then left between RedcOat and Am
bush, who ran dead heat in :l54. Ambush
won Lhe fourth heat and race.
The 80 free handicap, all ages, one mile
ana three-qu 8Tters, Y starters, was won by
Burgoo in 3:l7A, Shylock second iHappa-
hammock thiT1.
sSfeel,Ia-cha. e, about two miles and a-half,
was won by ReSOlute Jn :25, Risk second and
Captain Han msT third.
Add is the iavoriJe Tor the Bowie Stakes,
four mile heats, TO morrow. Tom Ochlltree
don't start.
Lady Maude Wins At Washington.
WASH NGTOE, Oetcber 2s.- Free for sll ;
race purSe two thoussnI dollars. sum mary
LadV Maude, !, ], j; Adelaide, 8, 2, 2; Nstle,
Is 3. Time: 2:26, 2:231a, 2:25.
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Saturday. NOyember rs, IS7R,

within legal hours, in front of the Courthouse
on Main street, in the city OF Memphis, sell
at puOlic auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash. the following described real estate, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to dis.
charge the taxes adJudged against the same,
with interest and costs, 10 wit: The north
half OF lot 8, in block 81 in the city o. Mem
phis, fronting 81 feet on Mulberry street, and
running back, between parallel lines, $50 feet
to st. Martin street. This 9th October, 1876.
b. P. ANDERSON,
Commissioner OF Revenue, etc.
John Johnston, Attorney. oc2T fri
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Undeniable Proof that Chamberlain
has Lied.

CHARLESTON, October 26.-The PRESIDENT
Of the chamber of commerce has united with
the Methodist, Catholic and Episcopal bish
OPS, leading Presbyterian, Lutheran, Baptist
and Jewish ministers, presidents of all ma
tional and other banks in Charleston, in an
address on the condition of South Carolina TO
the people of the United States, which denies
that the white people OF South Carolina are
disloyal or disaffected to the United States
government; that any part CT the State Is in
fnsurrection; that the law cannot be duly en-
forced within the limits OF the State; that
any lawful cause exists for Federal tnterfer-
ence; that the white people CT the State are
disaffected toward the eolored people, or de-
Gires to infringe on their political or civil
rights; that the rifle clubs In the State are in
com nations against law, aud that in the re.
cent race collisions the white people have
been the a. gressors.
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A disappointment.

Special TO the - 'Peai'l
BRowNsvILLE, TENN. OctoGer % o.
Coiouel JOnu &. Burcn - II ~ 80, T,ads
ne Tor nm bv h $ frieucs. EEueme hoaIs ,
5ls.ss prevented mis- speaking nSte. al.ilVeIsn &
ileIe was -0' - W. II.
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GRAND
DEMOCRAPIC RALLY!
FreRranauae for GBe Great Jubilee and
TOFehIiRht SrDFe,s1On I'm this
CiiY-LIss OF Distinguishes
SpsREeFs.
Saturday. November 4th

1lHE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COM
mittee have selected
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wEATEEH PEOBAsILITIEs.

Wa DEFr., OTEICE Oh. SIG. OFFICEB,l
VzTSGTels October q, s.uc. !
For The Gilf States, Tennessee and ne
Ohio valley, T5siHg, .fo,lOv ed By a falling
barometer, edsteTly to sotftheTly t0inds;
JDaTme7, clear Ov partly cloudy t0edtheT.
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,,1ssOLUTION-The nrm Of r Hunter &
Co is this DAY dissolved, by Ttud " 9H f5
sent J, LII he settled BY Z. Hunter, WHO Will
urn nni,pus the business at their old stand MOI
Main stress' uH K HUNTER.
ter & Co. j. SMITH
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W. M'ELROY, Sergeant.

TIE a's spiri.uzlists convention,
which meets to dsy at the Assembly
hall st half past ten o'clock, will be re-
ported in the APPEAL OF tomorrow.
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton and god: Net0
York costOa, 10 l5-l8o Memphis cotton,
Jos. Ne10 York go,d, lG9i. Memphis
g0H7 1uq
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ST. LOUIS, October 26.-The Kansas City
P,ice Current tomorrow friday, will give
reports of the hog crop and the effects of chol-
era in west Missouri, Kansas, southeastern
Nebraska and southwestern Iowa. In the
three former sections the crop Will be larger
than last year and the cholera has done but
little harm, while in the latter section the
CROP will be smaller than last year and the
cholera has been quite destructive.
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Barrels Wanted.

a IGHEST market price and prompt re-
y turns for coal-Oil and whisky barrels.
Reference Southern OIL WOrkB.
+, BROOKS, Agent,
Oc17 252 Front street.
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SATURDAY. Neyember IS. ISIS,

within legal hours, in fIOnt of the Courthouse,
on Main street, in the city Of Memphis, sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described real estate, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to discharge the
taxes adiudged against the same, with interest
and costs, tO-wit: The real estate known as
lot No. 449, In the city OF Memphis, on the
southeast corner OF Chickasaw and Mill
streets lronItng lf5 teet 9q GhisyaTS,W strsat
B. P. ANDERSON,
oc27 fri Commissioner of Revenue, etc.
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CINCINNATI October 28.-Miss Anna
Spear, aged twehty-sIx years, daughter OF 5.
ri 81 esT, Secretary OF Spring Grove cemetery,
and a re ident OF Clifton, committed suicide
by shooting herself through the hoad and
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Remember the Place The Old Reliable
OAK HALL CLOTHING House! !
No. PSI Mn12a Street.
CoMAIssIONER,S SALES.

@NOs AftOI Ass O.-NuduCbiy OOuTL OF 5aelDl
county-B. P. Anderson, Commissioner OF
Revenue, Va. A. Radjesky ct al.
Pursuant to decree entered In the above
stated cause on October 20, 1873, and record ed
in Minute Book 2, page Is, I Will, on
Saturday. November Is, 1876,
within legal hours, in front OF the Courthouse,
on Main street, in the city of Memphis, sell
the following real estate, or so much thereof
as may be necessary TO discharge the taxes ad-
judged against the same, with Interest and all
COSTS, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
for cash, to-wlt: Part of lot No. 2lS, on the
north side of Adams street, in the city ef
Memphis, and part Of lot No. 2l7, on the alley
in rear Of said lot 2lS, and bounded as follows:
Beginning on north side Of Adams street
"a S-l2 feet east Of the intersection OF north
side of Adams street with the east side OF
Main street.; thence east 10 feet 81 inches;
thence north l48H feet to an alley; thence
west on said alley 81 feet; thence south 741@
feet; thence west l3 3-l2; thence south "a 3 y
feet to the beginning.
This 9th day of October, 1876.
B. P. ANDERSON,
Commissioner of Revenue etc.
John Johnston. Attorney. OCH fri
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onsERYATIoSs YEsTERDAY.

WAR DEPT. SIGNAL SERVICE q. ARMY.
THURSDAY, Oct. -, 1876, 10 Os pm !
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y. November Is, 1876,

Commissioner of Revenue. etc.
John Johnston. Attorney. OCH fri
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No. 1895, Z. D,-Chancery Court of shelby
cOunty-B. P. Anderson, Commissioner OF
Revenue, VS.. VIM Fl. Taylor ct al.
Pursuant to q decree entered In above stated
cause On 34th October. 1875 and enrolled in
Minute Book 10, page l22, will, on
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SATURDAY.. NOYember rs, 1S76,

within legal hours, in front OF the courthouse
on Main SIRE ct, in Ihe city of Memphis, sell al
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash
the following real estate, or SO much thereof
as may be necessary 10 discharge the taxes
adjudged against the same, with interest and
costs, to-wft: Certain parcels of land In the
city of Memphis, known as lots 8 and 10
block A, South Memphis, and lying between
Linden and P9ntOtOc streets.
This October 26, 1876.
B.P. ANDERSON,
Commissioner OF Revenue.
John Johnston, Attorney. OCT fri
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No. 1913, &. D. First Chancery Court OF Shelby
county B. P. Anderson, Commissioner OF
Revenue. VS.. Charles G. Locke ct al.
Pursuant to q decree entered in the above
stated cause on the 24th d8T of October, 1876,
and enrolled Ia Minute Book IT, page ll9,
will, on
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MIR. LO!
Surrender of the SiOuX-1hey Hide
their krms I'm Preparation for the
Inevitable Ie-DIspOstIiOn of the
Troops.

Terry's MOVements-Merrttt' Iapture-
Spotted Tails Promotion - Dis
mounting and Disarming
of the Indians,
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sB- The Assistant Marshals for the Grand
Jubilee and TOrchnght Procession are re-
quested to meet promptly at O'Clock pm.
SATURDAY, at the Democratic Headquarters
No. II Monroe street.
GENERAL A. ]. VAUGHN,
c,S7 Grand Marshal
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

No. I74I, r. D.-Chaneery Court of Shelby
COunty-B. z. Anderson, Commissioner Of
Revenue, VS.. Josephine G. Hays ct al.
Pursuant 10 a decree entered in the above
stated cause on October 25, 1876, and enrolled
in minute book 10, page l26, will, on
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Second Wayd Tilden & Hendricks
GIuh

UTILL meet next SATURDAY EVENING,
w at ~ o'clock. at Exchange Building.
Important business on nRnd, and good speak
ers will be in attendance.
oc27 W. A. MCCLOY, p esident.
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SATURDAY., November IS, 1875,

No. 2O74, r. D.-Chancery Court OF Sheley
County-B. p. Anderson, Commissioner OF
Revenue, vs. john SpelImaD ct al.
PursuanL to 3 decree entered in the above
stated cause on October 20 1870, and enroileo
ia minute book Is, page y, viii, on
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Attention, First Ward {!

4 MEETING Of the First Ward Tilden and
y Hendricks Club will be held at No. l07
Msin ST., SATURDAY EVENING, Oct 2Sth, at
~ O'Clock for the purpose of making arrange
ments for the Grand Procession which will
take place on the 4th of November. All mem
bers OF the club, and all citizens OF the First
Ward are earnestly requested to be present
p. ]. KELLY, President.
John l. DUFFY, Secretary, Ledger copy
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NASONIC NOTICE.

FVlHE stated communication of Kill q
winning Lodge, No. 34I, will be held W
this (FRIDAY) evening, October 27Gh,/N\
at O'Clock, for dispatch of business.
All NJ. Ms are invited to attend.
Nv order ]. s. CARPENTER, ". NJ.
u IT WHITE. Secretary.
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SaturoaY. NOIember rs, NC,

No. POST, r. D.-Chancery Court OF Shelby
county-B. P. Anderson, Commissioner of
Revenue, VS.. VIM. s. Magee ct al.
Pursuant to q decree entered in the above
stated cause on the 20th October, 1875, and en-
rolled in Minute Book 10, page 50, Will, on
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No. 1896 r. D.-Chancery Court Of Shelby
county-B. p. Anderson, Commissioner OF
Revenue, vs. ]. B. Miller ct al.
Pursuant to q decree entered in the above
stated cause, on the 0th october, 1916, and en-
rnI Led In Minnta Book IL pa2e ~. l will, on
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The old RELIABLE
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE
STILL IN THE FIELD!
VIZ ARB FOB REFORM INFRINGEMENT AND Low TAXES
ON OLoTHTNG

fires
enso Memp
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-26
Modern Women.

III is sad commentary upon our boosted
civilization that the women of our times have
degenerated in health and physique until
they are literally race Of inyalids-pale,
nervous, feeble and back-achy with only
here and there few noble exceptions in the
persons of the robust, buxom ladies charac-
teristic Of the sex in days gone by By a
very large experience, covering a period of
years, and EN- bracing the treatment Of many
thousands of cases of those ailments peculi If
to Women, DR.. Pierce, Of the Worlds Dis
pensary, Buffalo, n. Y, has perfected, by the
combination Of certain vegetable extracts, a
natural specific, which he does not extol as
a cure-all, but one which admirably fulflls a
singleness of purpose, being a most positive
and reliable remedy for those weaknesses
and complaints that atflict the WON Of the
present day. This natural specific com
pound is called DR.. Pegce's Eavorite Pre-
scription. The following are among those
diseases in which this wonder.u l medicine
has worked cures as If by magic and with a
ce taintv never before attained by any med-
cines: Weak back, nervous and general de-
bility, falling and other displacements Of in
terual organs resulting from debility and
lack Of strength in natural supports, internal
fever congestion, inflammation and ulcera-
ton and very many other chronic diseases
Incident TO women, not proper to mention
here. in which as well as in the cases that
have been Enumerated, the Fayori Pre-
scription effects cures-the marvel Of the
world. Il will not do harm in any state or
condition Of the system, and by adopting its
use tie invalid lady may avoid that seyerest
Of ordeals-the consulting Of family physi-
csn. Fayorite Prescription Is sold by dealers
IN medicines generally.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-26
Science in Farming.

1t is very seldom at present that
persons sheer at scientific agriculture,
lor every intelligent man understands
what science means in connection with
lllilng the soil. and any person of or
alhary djscernment is not ambitious
III these times of having himself pro-
houhced an egregious ignoramuS by
men OF good common sense. 1t has
come to be acknowledged that brains
dre necessary to successful farming as
Wen as hands, and that farmer who
rIlhgS 10 bear in the management Of
MS tarsing operations the greatest
amount of intelligence in regard to his
Hooie calling, is the one who Will Sc
cure The best returns from his crops,
his nerds and his tiocks. The most
stupid q, It can hardly fail to perceive
tAdt throughout the entire range of
farming operations the highest results
are obtained where the best known
means are employed TO secure them.
Ill any one question the proposition
mat The more a farmer knows about
the characteristics of his land. the bet
Ter he IS prepared II supply it with ma
I,iFe necessary to make it productive?
HOW Is 1t that some farms which were
considered poor. and indeed were very
hieIule, have become in a few wears
MlSihy productive and Temuneratiye /:
ne answer Is found. without excep-
1'oh' IN the judicious methods en-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-26

Appetite is necessity. Without it, sufii-
cient food is not received into the stomach
either to nourish the system or to give the
stimulus to the bowels which they require.
Both these organs and the liver become tor.
pid in consequence, and the blood grows poor
in quality and quantity. Improve the appc-
tite, therefore, and avoid such results. This
is most etlectuai,s done with Hostetters
Stomach Btte.-, a tonic appetizer and al
terativc without peer 1t gives not only
an unwonted zcst for food, but enables the
stomach to digest and the system to assim-
ilate it, Flatilence, heartburn, nausea, and
every other concomitant of indigestion, are
removed 10y it, as are also biliousness and
constipation. Each nerve and fiber Of the
body is made to Jingle with health by its
use, and it is the leading remedy for de-
spondency.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-26
schcnck,s Sea Weed Tonic.

In the atmosphere experienced here during the
summer months the lethargy produced by the heat
takes away the desire for wholesome food and frr
quent Preparations reduce bodily energy. particu.
larry those suffering from the effects of facilitating
diseases In order to keep natural healhfnl act,v.
ity OF the system We must resort to artificial
means. For this purpose Schenck's Sea Weed
Tonic is very effectual A few doses will create
an appetite and give fresh vigor to the euervated
body For dyspepsia 1t is invaluable Many emf
nent physicians have doubted whether dyspepsia
can be permanently cured by the drugs which are
generally employed for that purpose The Sea
Weed Tonic, in its nature, is totally different from
such drugs. 1t contains no corrosive minerals or
acids; in fact 1t assists the regular creations Of
nature and supplies her deficiencies The Tonic in
its nature SO much resembles the gastric Juice that
1t is almost identical with that fluid The gastric
juice is the natural solvent which, in healthy
condition of the body, causes the food to be d.
gested; and when this juice not excreted in suf-
fcent quantities. Indigestion with all its distress
ing symptoms, follows. The Sea Weed Tonic per
forms the duty OF the gastric Juice when the latter
is deficient. Scbencks Sea Weed Tonic sold by
all Druggists.