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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-20

The legislative council of the city mel yes.
terday at the courthouse. The following
members were present: President D. T.
| Porter, John Overton. jr., n. Burke, G. w.
| Goyer, h. Galloway, John Gum and w. N
| Brown. The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
| Inc communication OF the chamber of
| commerce was read and received. The com
municatIon was from the committee on invi-
| tatlon, inviting the members Of the legisla-
tive council to be present aad assist in laying
the customhouse corner stone, on the twenty
| fourth instant.
| REFUNDING TAX COLLECTIONS.
The communication of G.. B. Fleece.
county trustee. asking that certain amounts
| which were collected in excess of what 1T
| should have been, be refunded. On motion
OF NJ. Burke, the report was referred to the
dlstEics-attorney to report back to the coun-
| Gil.
MADISON STREET PAVEMENT.
The communication of Falon &c Waudran,
| Offering TO pave that portion of Madison
street from the Masonic Temple to Front
| street, with the Camp Belgium pavement.
for two dollars and fifty cents per SQUARE
was received and filed.
PRIVATE SCALES ON LANDING.
The committee on scales on the landing
| asked for and was granted further time, un-
~ -AO~~J AA-4ANJ ~ anu PRESENT q re-
port.
TIME GRANTED TO Committees.
The committee on petition of G.. A.
Stoyall was sranted further time, until Mon
day next, to make a report
The committee on the proposition of e. A.
Montgomery, Offering to sell the District GER
tam stone, was granted time, until Monday
next, to make report.
CULvERT CORNER MAIN AND JACKSON
The report Of the committee on the arch
culvert at the intersection of Jackson and
Main streets was read, and on motion of e.
w. Goyer was received and adopted. The es-
timated cost is some three thousand dollars.
three fourths Of which is to be borne by the
county of Shelby and the other, one-fourtb.
by the Taxing District.
LOOSE COTTON ORDINANCE ADOPTED
Tue ordinance regulating the buying and
selling of loose cotton was passed on final
reading.
HACK ORDINANCE TABLED
The ordinance regulating hack stands was
on motion ofs Z. w. Goyer laid on the table.
THE TELEPHONE business.
The petition Of MIR. Mattox, general MANA
ger OF the Telephone exchange company. of
Memphis, was read and referred to a com
mittee, as follows: Messrs Ovelton. Cover
and Galloway. The company desires to con-
sUruct general telephone system through
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out the city in aid of the 6re-alarm at pre-
sent in use, and ask to be allowed to erect
poles and establish lines along the various
streets.
LEMONADE FOR THE PUBLIC.
The petition of J. N. jones for permission
to erect a lemonade stand against the custom
house fence on the twenty fourth instant, for
the benefit of the thirsty who attend the
customhouse corner stone laying, was re-
ferred to the police and fire commissioners,
with power to act.
PAVING STONE CONTRACTS.
On motion of R. Galloway the contract for
seven hundred carloads of sandstone was
awarded to A. M. Adams, of Little Rock,
Arkansas, at seven dollars per carload.
On motion of M. Burke the contract for
one hundred carloads of limestone was
awarded to w. FL. Order, at fourteen dollars
per carload.
RAID ON LITTLE ROCK.
On motion of c. w. Goyer, Messrs. Burke
and Gum were appointed a committee to
visit Little Rock, meet Mr.. Adams and no.
tify him of the award in his favor of the con-
tract for the seven hundred carloads OF
stone.
PUBLIC RENTS.
The subject of collecting public rents was
referred to the district attorney for report.
PAVING CALHOUN STREET.
On motion of M. Burke the report of
the engineer on grading and paving Calhoun
street from Main to Shelby, fled at the last
meeting, was adopted.
TIE ordinance establishing the grade OF
Calhoun street passed on first reading.
Mr.. Burke offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted:
ResOlUed, That the fire and police COM
missioners be and they are hereby authorized
to advertise for the grading and paving of
Calhoun street from Main to Shelby, as per
plan and specifications submitted by the Dis
trict engineer.
ADJOURNMENT.
On motion, the legislative council adjourn
ed over to next Monday afternoon at two
O'Clock
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BURNETT's cocaine cures scald head
NOTHING else will effect cure in fever
and ague and liver complaint 50 quickly as
Reeds gilt edge tonic.
lNvALIDs requiring a st1mulant made from
pure grain and free from fusil-oil should pur-
chase Green Brier.
The Crescent baking powder is made from
pure material, and is extra strength. For
sale Ov MADDEN & AVERY.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITY,
london, June 10: Silver, SD.

London, June 10: Silver, SD.
! Rotterdam, June 10: Arrived-Steamshir
| P. Coland, from New York.
l London, June 10: The Bank of BENGAL has
I reduced its rate of discount from seven TO siz
{ per cent.
Philadelphia, June 10: Jealousy caused J
| +: Dougherty, of Frankfort, to shoot him.
self and wife.
Constantinople, June 10: The recall OIL
Mahmoud Nedim has been countermanded
TIE ministerial crisis is ended.
Brussels, June 10: The elementary educa.
! ton bill, which the clericals bitterly opposed
passed the senate by vote of 80 to 81.
Paris, june 10: A daughter of Prof. Moles.
| chatt, distinguished Dutch Psychologist,
aged seventeen years, committed suicide al
| Rimrini.
Allentown, Pa, June 10: Three hundred
puddlers and helpers in the Allentown roll
ing mills have struck for an advance of five
cents per heat. The mills have stopped
work.
London, June 10: Two brothers belonging
to French fishing vessel have been picked
up In an open boat off Newfoundland, after
drifting eight days. They are terribly ema-
ciated.
London, June 19: The bullion in the Bank
OF England has increased seven hundred and
tHOuGy 'SlSuO thOusd0u pOuOuS Tie past week;
proportion OF reserve to liability is fifty IS x
and one-eighth per cent.
Williamsport. Pa, June 10: The residence
of Samuel Miller, near Montroseville, was
burned last night. Mrs. Miller persisted in
the flames, and her husband is not expected
to recover from his burns.
London, June 10: The British steamship
Thessaly, from Havre for Bombay, has been
wrecked one hundred miles from Alden. No
lives were lost. The Thessaly was an iron
vessel of nineteen hundred and twenty-five
tons, built in 1877.
Detroit, June 10: General Sherman and
party reached here at one o'clock this morn
ing from Sandusky by the steamer Alaska.
They remained on board the steamer all
night, and left at half-past eight o'clock this
morning for Orchard lake, near Pontiac, to
attend the commencement exercises of the
Michigan military academy.
San Francisco, June 10: Dispatches from
Lewiston, Idaho, June 18th. state that Gen
eral Howard and Governor Ferry held a final
council at Spokane falls with Moses, Spokane,
Geary and Smakalla. Che latter renounces
his dreamer theories, and will go with Moses
on a reservation. Everything in the northern
country is now satisfactorily arranged.
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To the President of the Auxiliary Sanitary Com
mission:
The French Glee club, contrary to their ex-
pectaGon, on account of the accident which
happened at Estival park last Monday, are not
able to fulfill their promises for the benefit of
sanitation, being themselves at loss of time
and money. Thanking the Memphians for
their cordial support in our undertaking, we
remain respectfully their obedieut servants,
COMMITTEE OF THE FRENCH GLEF CLUB
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Circuit COurt-HOn. }. o. Pierce. Judge
The jury docket will be called to-day. To-
morrow is motion day. A calendar Of forty
non.Jury cases will be set for Monday and
published in Sundays papers.
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IN MEMORIAM.
Tribute of Respect Of the Memphis Bar
to the Memory OF the Late Chan
celiOr KOrtrecht, OF
Memphis.

The Hon. w. M. Smith, on behalf of the
committee appointed for that purpose, pre-
scented the following resolutions in the
chancery court yesterday, and asked that the
same be spread upon the minutes of the
court, which was so ordered, and the court
adjourned as further token of respect to
the memory Of the late chancellor. The res
olutions are as follows:
Charles KoTtrecht late chancellor of the ehaneery
court OF shelby county. spent over quarter OF
maintained during the whole period. the character
OF an able, industrious and just lawyer safe ad-
GUS courts, and particularly in the courts of equity,
in which he chiefly excelled. BY his eaInestness
mended himself to the bar and the procession. as
well as TO the courts before which he practiced.
possessions except what he carried in his hands,
MS MS, iIndomitaDle energy soon oVercame all
prominent position in his profession. His capac-
tiles, virtues and abilities appreciated by this
people, among whom he had lived for a third of
century, and they elevated him TO the high and dis
tlngushed position OF chancellor of this court The
members OF the bar looked forward to his admins
traIlon OF THIS his Office, with entire confidence,
feeling that he was peculiarly fitted for it by his
ability, importantly irmness and great experience.
These expecta tons were cut short by his death in
the zenith OF his abilities, and before entering
fulness as citizen, and particularly OF devotion to
the educational interests of his city,
and State makes his death public calamity. 1t Is
fitting that the members of the bar pay this tribute
to his memory, and ask that it be spread upon the
records OF the court over which he was chosen to
preside. To his children. now dOubly bereaved we
tender our sincere Sympathies, and point them with
pride to the earnest efficient and honorable struggle
made by their father in the great battle of life To
the young members of the bar, we commend the ex-
ample of this distinguished citizen from the COM
mencement of his unaded to his final advance
ment to high efice. We conclude by rogue ting your
honor, as the successor OF the late Chancellor
Kotrecht to order this paper to Be spread upon the
records of your court and to appoint some members
OF the bar to request the other to give it
place upon their records. We also request the CITY
papers to publish this tribute and We ask that this
court now adjourn in respect TO the memory of the
late chancellor.
VIM. NJ RANDOLPH,
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ANUSEM EN TS.
RAND RARBECUE SHELBY co.
u GRANGE ASSOCIATION.

Alta meeting held by the Shelby County Grange
Association on Saturday last, II determined TO
have a Grand Barbecue at the Old Fair Grounds, on
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad on the 4th
day Of July next, together with several Trotting
Races, etc
They offer premium of SIS for the best 3 minute
horse; S75 for the best 2:3O horse; and SlOO LOT
best horse-free TO all; $40 entrance lee IOr edcH
trot; best two in three ,.,,o
SIS premium for the best horse in half-mile
dash; S. entrance fee. II.
SIS for fastest PAGER: best two In three; one mile
heats; So entrance fee All entries to be closed Dy
4 O'clock on the 2Sth inst, at the Peabody hOteL
BY order OF the Executive Committee.
- II. d. GOODWIN.
c. WEATHERFORD.
q. B. FLEECE.
R. NJ MASON
Il ID. GREER.
Address Executive Committee, care Z. weather
ford Courthouse. Memphis.
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Races.

Don't forget the races at the Olympic park,
r'nday, June goth. Two trots and ons run
liDg race. Half-mile heats, best two in
three. STAFFORD & CAMPBELL,
PrODrietOV5.
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WORMS are miserable affection, found in
most families, and not I'm frequently fatal in
their effects. Therefore delay not, but imme-
diately ask your druggist for CDR. c.
M Flames Celebrated Vermifuge," and hap
plness will bless your household. Only see
that Fleming Bros, "a Wood street, Pitts
burg" is on the wrapper, or you will get a
worthless imitation.
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Baltimore, Maryland, states: 81 have used
Colden's Liebig's liquid extract of beef and
tonic invigorator largely in debility, febrile
and nervous diseases, and have found it one
OF the most reliable of nutrient tonics now
IN use, or to be found in pharmacy" Sold by
druggists and grocers.
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PERs(ssRAL.
EN UP.
FOE NALE Ok LEASE.

vT1HE MEMPHI5 FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
L SHOP Including large AT valuable grounds,
buildings and machinery The tools are good and
IN good order embracing IN THE FOUNDRY two Gu
palOes, one lotion Crane. and one Rotary Blower,
Cleaning and Backing Mill etc.
In THE MACHINE SHoP-TwO Iron Planers two
Engine Lathes two Drill Presses, two Bolt CutteTs
one Iron Punching Machine, Railing Machine, etc.
IN THE PATTERN SBOP-One Fay * Co. Scroll Saw
two Wood Lathes, one Splitting Saw and Table
THE MOTIVE POWER Is one 20-hoIse Engine, with
four fiued Boiler, Pumps, Tank, Skating, Hangers
and Pullies complete. For price and terms, address
US at Memphis, Tenn J. +. ERANK & co.
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Chancerx Court-m,DoweI,.

Chancery COurt-M'DoweIis Judge.
This Is motion day. Calendar for Monday
will appear tomorrow.
On Wednesday next, Hon. Thomas Battle
Turley, sitting as special chancellor, Will hear
1929. 1880 and 3447, M'Naught, Jones &
argason VS. Partee.
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FIOyd's Restaurant

csdtraily located, patrOnized By all the ladies.
Al delicocies IN season. If yow tcant nice
dinner go to FLOydS.
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FIOyd's Candies.

HALL s vegetable sicillan hair renewer, the
only reliable preparation for restoring gray
hair to its original color
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A package of Dukes Durham, containing
t'0enty pipe-fulls of the best smoking tobac-
co made, or one common cigar? Each costs
ten cents.
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which is the Cheapes

Fresh Nashville Sulpher Water
for sale at SIgnaigo's, 278 Second street.
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Lers0Hs leaUiHg take a bor Of them atOay
send for one; Everybody at home eats Floyd
candies.
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LAW REPORTS.

United states COurts-HOn. Z. g. Ham.
mOnd Presiding.
The call of the special calendar was COM
pleted yesterday. When the court is ad-
journed it will be adjourned to the first Mon
day in October next.
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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

The Taxing. District SOIOns In Conn.
ciI-BusIneSs Transacted at Yes.
teFdRy's MeetinR-Street Pave
ments C0nsidered-The Tel
ephone System Ordin-
ances AdOpted-Other
Business = Ad-
tournament.
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BARRELSI

CASH PAyp FOR EMPTY FLOUR AND MEAL
~ Barrel MILF r DENIE,
ia Monroe street,
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HERE is no better remedy than Reeds gilt
edge tonic for dyspepsia aud indigestion.
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THE most delicious ice-cream and cakes at
Staffer's
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VIM. N. RANDOLPH,
]. NJ. GREGORY,
B. II. ESTES,
K. ]. MORGAN,
VIM. NJ. SMITH.
LUKE w. FINLAY,


Chancellor NJ 'DowelI appointed the follow
ing members Of the bar 10 present the a5ove
resolutions 10 the several courts: Henry
Craft, United States court; George CAN'T,
circuit court; L. B. Horrigan, criminal cou.t;
J. K. Fhppin, PROBATE and Bartlett circult
cOurf
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For THE PUBLIC.

sent in use, and ask to be allowed to erect
poles and establish lines along the various
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STEAMBOATS,
NOTICE.

ON and after Thursday, June 1e. 1873 the steam
~ erS OF the Memphis and 81. Louis Packet Co,
carving the U. S. Mails Will leave Memphis for St
Louis MOND AVS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS,
at 10 am, instead OF p m. as heretofore, until
fnriher notice AID STORM. Supt.
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AUCTEON aALES.
NEW FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
At 3as Second street,

Superb ParloT Sets and Carpets, Sideboards, Hat.
Rack and Two Sets of Bedroom Furniture; also one
fine CHICKERING PIANO,
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LOST.

T OCKET AND CHAIN-On June 18Th. a child's
II gold lOcket with chain. Suitable reward paid
for returu OF same to owner, at 36 Union street.
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Tribute OF Respect.

At meeting of the Milan Litera-
ry Society, held at Masonic Hall, on
the evening of the 18th inst, the fols
lowing resolutions in memoriam of DR.
r. II. Harry, we're unanimously
adopted,
Whereas, 1t has pleased the All
Wise Providence to remove by death
from our Society our much esteemed
associate and friend, DR. r. II. Harry,
who departed this life on the 18th
inst.
Therefore, be it Resolved, That in
the death of DR. r. H. Harry, the
Milan Literary Society has lost an ac>
tive, working and much esteemed
member, and our town and communi.
ty a worthy and beloved citizen.
Resolved further, That we sincere,
ly lament his uDtimely death, and ex>
tend to his bereaved relatives our SYM
pathy and coincidence.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
placed upon the minutes, and be pubs
lished in the MILAN EXCHANGE.
j. r. HARRISON, Sec'y.
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SOLID FACTS.
An EnterprisiBg House i'm an
Enterprising City.

When our readers visit jackson.
Tenn, they should not fail to take a
tour Of inspection through the magnfi-
cent business establishment Of Robert
s0n Il Bolts. Their Princely Dry
Goods Palace, under Kings Opera
House, is ablaze with the latest novel
ties and the newest fashions of the sea-
son. Their stock of staple and fancy
Dress Goods, Hosiery, Millinery
Goods, Ladies' Shoes, &c, is the hrg-
est ever offered to the jackson trade.
In prices, this popular and solid house
will compete with any of the larger
cities.
Their Clothing Department is on
the co, neY OF Main snd Market streets,
and is btfm full of Gentlemenfs and
Bows Closhing, from the cheapest to
the finest grades; while their lines of
Mems Underwear, Boots Shoes and
Hats are unsurpassed in quality and
prices.
This sterling firm pay cash for their
goods and buy them in the large eas>
tern markets. FOl further intorma-
ton inquire Of the house. nov21-tf
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An Example worthy of Isnnsi-
tatitn.

We are a modest man, but when
ever a gift is presented us We yield,
as We don't have to undergo this or
deal often. On a recent visit to Jack
son we dropped in at S. W. Vaughan's
confectionery store to get a cigar.
We knew something was up, for Mr.
VS.. ample mouth was encroaching
upon his ample ears, while a genial
smile played sweetly over his usually
stolid countenance. His generous
hand went right into his richly stock
ed showcase and drew therefrom a
lovely scarf pin with deer carved
upon it, which he rendered us. The
donor keeps one Of the largest and
choicest stocks Of candies, fruits, MIC
macs, nuts, tobacco and cigars, ever
offered TO the jackson trade. Any
of our friends visiting our neighbOr
city should call upon Mr. Vaughan,
and our word for it, he wiz treat you
SIGHT
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DIR. BLEDsOE.
PERSONAL.

A. j. Little, Esq, one of Bradford's
livest citizens was in the city this weak.
Mrs George Hicks and Mrs DIR.
Hicks, of Trenton, hte visiting the
family of Mr. David Senter.
G. Augustus Hill, one of Trenton's
iolliest and handsomest Knights, has
been over on a little female excursion.
Rev. William Leonard, will preach
at Clark's Hall on Sunday next. An
invitation is extended the public 10 be
present.
Mr. Lannom, the sprightly editor Of
the Peoples Journal, Humboldt, &C
companied by Mr. Wood were in the
city this week.
Miss Lizzie Holt, a charming and
winsome young lady from Nashville
is visiting thu family of Rev. j. H.
Holt, OF this city:
Richard is himself again" and
Capt Mat. Booker, is on the G., St.
L. & N. o. r. r. once more. With
a host of friends we congratulate Mat
upon his reinstatement, aud hereby
extend him an invitation to drop In
and give us yarn.
Capt. d. T. Porter, of the sterling
firm of Porter Afford d Co., Nash
vile, called on us Wednesday. Hi
is a gilt edge tobacco house, and hi
customers embrace many of our bes
merchants. The boss &c cigar in the
market is his Little Cornelia" which
has big run wherever introduced.
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German syrup.

No other medicine in the world was
ever given such a test Of its curative
qualities as Boschee's German Syrup.
In three years, two million four hun
dred thousand small bottles of this
medicine we're distributed free of
charge by druggists in this country to
those afflicted with Consumption,
Asthma, Group, severe Coughs, Pneu-
monia and other diseases of the Throat
and Lungs, giving the American peo-
pie undeniable proof that German
Syrup will cure them. The result
has been that Druggists in every town
and village in the United States are
recommending it to their customers.
Go to your Druggist, and ask what
they know about it. Sample Bottles
10 cents. Regular size IS cents.
Three doses will relieve any case. For
sale by W, H. Coley.
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CARROLL ITEMS.

Shereff Leach, of Carroll county,
came near losing his life last week
while crossing slough, putting out
from Obion river. The ice wasn't
thick enough to hold up the horse
and rider, and hence the pefilous stu
alton. A watery grave was escaped
by super human effort.
When the man Lannom, who rob-
bed a store at Big Sandy, fenn.,, was
sentenced to the penitentiary For ten
years by the Huntingdon court he
said, "My God 1 had as soon be
dead"
From the Hunt ingdon Vindicator.
In the case of the State vs. Charley
McNair, charged with murder, the
jury Monday morning brought in q
verdict of murder in the first degree,
without mitigating circumstances.
We understand an effort is now be-
ing made to establish newspaper at
Milan, to be edited and controlled By
employees of the post Office in the
Southern States.
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Shooting Club.

Milan, always to the front, has ofs
ganised Shooting Club. The cleo
ton Of officers resulted as follows! j..
P. Weaver, President A. B. Hurt,
Vice President; w. E. Cannon,
Secretary; R. o. Crump, Treasurer.
Meetings viii be held the 4th satur>
day in each month. The gentleman
composing this club are crack shots,
and will doubtless have rare sport in
their practices.
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You Must Cure That Cough.

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure,
you can cure yourself. 1t has es>
tahlished the fact that Consumption
can be cured, while for Coughs, Bron-
chitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma, aud
all diseases of Throat and Lungs, it is
absolutely without al: equal; two dos
es will relieve your child of Group; it
is pleasant to take and perfectly harm
less to the youngest child, and no mo-
Their ran afford TO be without it. You
can use two-thirds of a bottle, and if
what we say Is not true we will refund
the price paid. Price 10 cts, 80 cts.
anG s1.0O per bottle. If your Lungs
are sore or chest or back lame use
Shiluh's Porous Plaster. Sold by DIR
NJ. d. L. Jordan.