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There will be large crowd, for the picnics
heretofore given by st. Patrick's school have
been verv successful, not only in the attend
ance. but in the amusement furnished.
AT the chancery court Matilda Folz has
fled a petition for divorce against Henry
Folz, on the grounds of failure to support,
abandonment, cruel treatment, etc. The
IN 1871, removed to Memphis in 1873, and
separated not long since. The complainant
asks for divorce and almony.
Yesterday afternoon Judge Baxter, in
chambers on the petition or bill of the eredi-
tors of Brownsville, Tennessee, appointed
Daniel Russell, of Haywood county, as re-
ceiver. Brownsville had her charter abol-
ished by the legislature, but did not set up
as a taxing district; she resolved herself back
into the body of Haywood county.
The following business was transacted
at the criminal court yesterday: Henry Sea
aud Jenny Sea, larceny, jury and verdict
guilty as to Henry Sea, and penalty fixed at
FIVE years imprison ment in the penItentiary
Jenny Sea was acquitted; Robert Norman,
attempt to commit murder, jury and verdict
not guilty; Joe Anderson, carrying concealed
weapons, jury and verdict not guilty as
charged.
"A martinbird, while winging its rapid
fight on Adams strnet. opposite the poll &c
telegraph wire and committed suicide. Its
mate had no doubt "gone back on'him," and
he could not stand the pressure. Even birds
have their love troubles as well as human
beings No inquest was had on the remains
of the unfortunate feathered animal.
The United States marshal of New Or
leans reached Memphis, yesterday, having in
custody negro named Tom Patterson. he
stands indicted, In our United States court,
on the charge of having in possession and
passing counterfeit bank notes. He was re-
moved from New Orleans here on bench
warrant, and was turned over to our United
| States marshal. His bond was fixed at two
thousand dollars, in default of which he was
committed to Jail.
The Tuscumbia (Ala.) Democrat, Of
Saturday, states that "on Thursday evening
last DIR. h. I. Alternately. native of this
section, and a resident physician of this
| place, was called to attend an infant boy
child of Oliver Simpson, coored. The
mother insisted that the child had swallowed
a pin, and urged an operation, which the
doctor very successfully performed, extract
! ing from the stomach of the little sufferer a
| No needle" Science is not confined tx
cities
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A Catholic Church In Prospect at OG
ceOla. Arkansas.

EDITORS APPEAL am glad to perceive,
through the columns Of the OSceola lark.
Times, the munI6cent harvest reaped by the
Catholic ladies of our neighboring little town
from the fair recently held for the benefit of
their church. In the Times. of the seven
teenth, the correspondent, "Eu," gave, as
thought, graphic and complimentary de-
scription of what appears to have been very
pleasant and enjoyable affair, yet that
paper, in its next issue, in an article
headed Justice" evidently attempts, from
some cause, not only to detract from the de-
serving merit of "Eu's" communication d,
but to censure and humIliste the fair writer
as well Now, if ! am reliably informed,
the correspondent ''Eu" is Miss Fannie
Morris, of 0sceola. recent graduate OF the
Cape Girardeau Mo- convent and convert
to the Catholic faith A noble-hearted,
accomplished and most estimable orphan
girl, who, In working out her
own frugal independence, is de-
voting her life sin doing good for others, :"
and to whose interchangeable energy and per-
severence, aided by her personal influence
although her claims seem to have been
studiously ignored-the Inauguration and
success of the late fair, as, indeed, the pros
pective erection of small church in Osceola,
are more indebted than to any other one in
dlvidual in the community. ass
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PERSONALS.

CAPTAIN JOHN B. DAVIS is registered at
the Peabody.
COLONEL ]. S. MITCHELL, of St. Louis.
Missouri, Is stopping at the Peabody hotel.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE
JOHN BAXTER lett for Nashville last night.
COLONEL A. '. WoGAN and Major Scott
NJ 'Gehee, of New Orleans, are stopping at
the Peabody hotel.
VISITORS at the cotton exchange yesterday
were c. II. F. NJ 'Gehee, Como, Tennessee: s.
Byrd, New Orleans; Louis niece, New Or.
leans.
CAPTAIN JOHN B. DAVIS andKCaptain
Dick Llghtburne called at the APPEAI' ofins
last evening and announced that the Rob Koy
would at once be put In the Memphis and
RIverton trade, and make tri-weekiy trips.
This will put planters, and others down the
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Judge Baxter has decided that the act re-
pealing the charter of the city OF Memphis
and creating the Taxing District is unconsti-
tutional. There is nothing, however, to
prevent you from going to Blount Springs,
Alabama, and if you are suffering from dys-
pepsia, rheumatism, or any chronic disease,
you will hnd there a sure and speedy relief.
Only few hours ride, ria Decatur, imuedi-
ately on the railroad. No staging. and
round trip tickets only fourteen dollars and
forty. five cents.
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The well known complaint. Out the
rain or cold, or little over-exertion and the
result is pain in the small of the back. Ben
sons capcine plaster is the best remedy for
these troubles which has ever been devised
or known. They were invented to overcome
the slow action of the ordinary porous plas
ter and their superiority over common poro3s
piasters is very marked. There is something
really marvellous in the action of this article,
it relieves pain almost Immediately, strength
ems and cures where other plasters will not
even relieve. We specially recommend it
for lameness and weakness of the back, rheu-
matism, scatica. lumbago, spinal and hip
complaints, kidney disease. nervous affections
of the heart, and all local aches, pains and
stitches. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
Price, Is cents. Ask your druggist for Ben
sons capcine plaster and insist on getting it.
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Awake all Night.

Wakefulness is caused by indigestion and
Drated liver pills, prepared by Fleming Bros,
of PIttsburg, Pa, without whose signature
none can be genuine. Look for it on every
wrapper, the market is full of limitations of
the name of M'Lane spelled differently but
having same pronunciation. Your druggist
keeps them
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BURNETT's cocoaine gives luxuriance of
hair.
lNvALIDs requiring stlmulant made from
pure grain and free from fusil-oil should pur-
chase Green Brier.
GENTLEMEN in search of a neat boot or
shoe of excellent quality, will find the article
at BAT Nam street.
WIaes's Buckeye salve, the only sure cure
for piles. Ask your druggist for the genuine
article-Wiggs's buckeye salve.
The Crescent baking powder is made from
pure material, and Is extra strength. For
sale by MADDEN s. AVERY.
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From Eminent Jas. ii. SouthalI. MD.

Little Rock, Ark: II willingly bear testimony
to the excellent food tonic effect of Golden s
Liebig's liquid extract of beef, regarding it
as a mild, unIrritating and easily digested
tonic, well adapted to cases of chlorosis, ner-
vousness and vascular debility; consequent
upon the climacteric period of women. Sold
by druggists and grocers.
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AT WILDER'S. 2S2 MAIN STREET
THE LADIES ARE INVITED TO EXAM
me THE FINEST AND BEST ASSORT
ED LINE OF SLIPPERS IN THE CITY.
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Wilder, 292 Main street, sells for 81 the sam
ladies' shoe other dealers sell for 81 so. Hi
motto is 'quick sales and small profits" .fioi
cash!
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CONFIRMATION Of Eleven Young Ladies'
and Three Young Men at the He
brew Synagogue, Corner Main
aud Exchange Streets,
by Rabbi SamfieId.
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DRAP D'ETE SUITS,
Aud made in the very best style, at less than
cost, at
L. LOWENST TEN,
0A1 ond 049 Main s+raaf nor jefferson
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Halls vegetable Sicilian hair remover re-
stores both the hair and its color, increase:
and thickens its growth.
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TAKEN UP.

COW-One medium size red COW. with very young
calf; miIks only out of two teats; very large bag
The owner can have hsrby proving property aud pay
ing charges. Apply at JOHN CURATTTS,
on Atkinson street near the turnpike.
TOwS AND CALF-On 18th inst, four and
- one heller cali; a so one COW on the GOTH APP
ply st second totl-gaie, Poplar street
TOW AND CALF- Red-and-white spotted. with
~ bell on, which the owner can have by proving
property and paying charges. Inquire at 1873 Ala
bama street.
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Cows,

Those having fat cows, hogs of calves
to dispose Of, Will find It TO their inter-
est to address Immediately, L.. Clark.
city.
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100 French

LOOK out for fun at St Patrlck's picnic, at
Estlval park. to-day.
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Patent glass covers for cracker boxes keeps
out dust, bugs and flies. For sale at Podesta,
Malatesta u Co.'S.
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FIOyd's Candies

Sent 10 any part of the United States. They
will stand shipping In warm weather.
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VIM. FRANK & CO., 249 Main.
METEOROLOGICAL.
The Total Rainfall In the Cotton Re-
gf0n of the United states During
the Week Ending May
"a. 1870.

The following statement will be of value
and interest to our readers, especially the
planters and merchants rainfall given in
1nchaa ond buDdradtho
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OdOrIess Excavating Company,
Vaults emDtled at reduced rates. asf-
Gees, 1o3 ~ ash tnEtOn and As Madison
AIt Williams Block.
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NOTHING else will effect cure in fever
and ague and liver complaint 50 quickly as
Reeds gilt edge tonic.
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FOR &ALE 1IFx LEASE.

rTNHE MEMPHIS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
i SHOP Including large valuable grounds,
buildings and machinery The tools are goOd and
In good order, embracing IN THE FOUNDRY two Gu
paiOes, one lotion Crane ana one Rotary Blower,
Cleaning and Backing Mil etc
IN THE MACHINE SEoP-Two Iron planners, two
Engine Lathes. two Drill Presses, two Bolt Cutters,
one Iron Punching Machine Railing Machine, etc.
IN THU PATTERN SHOP-One Fay Il Co. Scroll Saw,
two Wood Latbes, one SplutinR saw and Table.
The MOTIVE POWER Is one 20-hoIse Engine with
four dued Boiler. Pumps, Tank. Shaftlng. Hangers
ana Pullies complete For price and terms, address
rs at Memphis. Tenn. ]. +. FRANK & co.
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Mhich the Cheanest

package of Dukes Durham, containing
tioenty pipe-fulls of the best smoking tobac
CO made, or one common cigar? Each costs
ten csNfS
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LAW REPORTS.

Circuit C0urt-H0n. w. w. MCDOWELL.
CRa0celIOr, FIRE SID ing by Interchange.
Calendar for to-day; 1888, Howe sewing
machine company VS. VIM. Geno ct al; 1894,
City of Memphis VS. w. Mitchell; 1888, Toof,
Phillips & Co. VS. E. r. Hart.
United states COurss-Hon. j ohm Bax-
ter and Hon. a. y. Hammond. Pre-
siding.
United States VS. Chambers, verdict not
guilty; United States VS. Jones. verdict not
guilty; Edmunds vs. Laudsrdale county, or
der to obey writs within ten days; United
States VS. Gates, continued; IN re Southern
life insurance company, report of sale con-
frmed; Garrett e. Sons VS. Memphis, final
decree,
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THE EVENT OF THE SEASON
SPECIAL SALE.
We shall place on sale
EOP TWO nATS ONLY


We shall place on sale
FOR TWO DAYS ONLY:
so pieces Union Lawn at 5 cents a yard.
so pieces Figured Pique at cents yard.
80 pieces Mozambique and Popiins at B
cents yard.
1000 yards short-epds bleached Muslin at 5
cents yard.
so pieces Cheese Cloth Buntings at cents
yard.
1000 pieces remnants Percale, etc, at 5
cents yard.
100 remnants of French Lawns at cents a
yard.
1000 yards A fine Cambrics, 5 cents yard
In addition to the above We will also place
On saleI
20 Pieces, Solid COlOrs, BuntingF, at 10
Cents q Yard.
ALSO SPECIAL Low PRICES
Fine ParasOls and Elegant Fans,
Which will be offered
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El0yd's

Ices and pure creams are very refres hing.
Hereafter there will be but little amusements;
take a promenade to Floyd's and you can
spend pleasant hour.
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Special Notice to Citizens of the Taxing
District.

THERE is no better remedy than Reeds gilt
edge tonic for dyspepsia and Indigestion.
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ONE.HALF USUAL PRICES.

cET The attention of our lady friends, and
the public generally, is respectfully called to
the above SPECIAL SALE. These goods
are placed on our center counters, ana ioiH
positipely be sold out at the Adore mentioned
prices.
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PENTECOsT.

Furnished for publication By authority Of the
chief signal offcer of the army.
GEORGE n. ROBE, Sergt Sig. Corps, q. s. A.
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For sale or Exchange.
Balance OF stock or dry goods and no
tiOnE OF LOeweBsttne Bros. Will be
closed cut extra low, or exchang ed for
city property. Is Union.
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FORTHIs NIGHTS GERmAN
JUST OPENED.

Four-buttop Opera Kid.
Six button Opera Kid.
Evening Fans.
New RuchiDgs,
Lo yely Flowers.
Great Bargains To-Day.
Linen Lawns, 64c.
Linen Suits, 81,
Linen Busters, 81 so.
Brocaded Silks, 45c.
100 cases Hats, 25, 35, Acc.
Parasols for almost nothing.
Grenadines at cost.
New Buntings opened yesterday.
KREMER, HERZOG s. co.
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Remembers!

EVERYBODY and his wife are going to 6
tend st. Patrick's picnic to-day.
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FSpES SALE,

UNRAME HOUSE, CHEAP-lS4 Beale with lot;
II brings s o monthly; is on north side, west Of
Wellington st. W. A. WHEATLEY, 2Sl Main
4 NOwS-A few good family mich cows, cheap.
Address jos. GOOnMAN, Hernandez, Miss.
CODA POUNTAIN-No. I soda fountain, slightly
- uset, very low must be sold. Apply TO
W. JONES q Co. 257 Main street
LNNGINE AND BOILER We are authorized 10
IL offer At a good bargain ore 3O-horse power en-
giue and boiler complete. Cash CT city acce ptanCe
with six per cent aided. Can be seen at our foun-
dry RANDLE d LINkRMORE.
a NICE cottage at Beersheba Springs-Cheap
"a Fur Information, apply 10 Mrs. L. c. Bostick
Franklin. Tenn. or n. {. Perkins, Memphis, Tenn
DILLtARD TABLkS-1o close business. three
ID billiard Tables Best Manufacturers No
Al JcfIerson street.
4 NEDAR FENCING and safe posts by
- W. X. LARkIN, LaTkinsvils, Ala.
L ITZFELD'S non-expiOsive headlight oil; pure
IL flint chimneys; DanfOrth erasve fluid.
233 SECOND STREET.
- BoCERY-A rare chance Tor man with small
" capital to start In hrst-claSs Grocery and locs
ton. SaisIaetory cause given for selling Apply ST
"a jefferson street J. STEWART 4 co.
DRiCR-sMpped cheap by river OF railroad. Leave
D'Orders at John A. Denies, 352 Front street
LRrge concessions viii be made orders for good
Salmon6ricks suitable for chimneys or setting boil
srs etc q. n. p. PlPRR.
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IRELAND'S NATIONAL POET.

"Here's Health to Thee, Tom Moore, q
Double Health to Thee"-The Gen.
tenniaf Anniversary Of the Poet
Celebrated by the Irish
Literary Society.
Banquet at the Peabody Hotel = The
TOasts and Songs of the EVENING"
Most Enjoyable Social Event
Monument Unveiled at
BrOOkIyn-Celebra-
lions at Other
Points.
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AT wILDER's. 1872 MAIN STREET,
FINE KID, FRONT AND SIDE LACE
SHOES, REDUCED FROM 81 so TO 50.
The best six shots wins the fine oil paint
ing, at st. Patrick's Ticnic to day.
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ANGLIA Rnnd Cake

For sale at Podesta, Malatesta & Co.'S, 252
Main street.
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WANTS.
CITUATIoN-As gardener. hostler or plantation
- oVerseeT; will make myself generally useful.
Address T., at 26ls Third street.
VHITER-A good waiter,
GITUATfoN as Nurse; travelling during the sum-
- mer no objection. Address Mrs. n, Appeal
FTNo Boy A LOT Improved or unimproved, in
dress, stating terms, CLERK, Appeal.
GERdAN MANA good steady G .rman man to do
VI housework and gardening Address
o. X, Appeal office.
1.-TWO frst-class Travelling Statesmen for Missis-
i Sippi ana Arkansas; none but experienced dry
goods and clothing men need apply. Ad reSs
WHOLESALE, this Office.
NNE SALESMAN for eacn State. Salary SIS 20
~ 500 per month and expenses; refe' ences re-
quTed. La BELLE MFG co, Chicago.
NNE salesman In each state to sell our goods.
~ Salar1 $1,000 year. TRIUMPH MANUFAC-
TURING CO l Is Monroe street. Chicago.
CALOON-To sell saloon and clearinghouse very
- low. Inquire OF Barpman 4 Bro, 2s6 Main st.
DARASOLS-TO recover, refine or repair at the
L New York PaIasol shop, 1872 Main street. near
washington. Practical paTasol makers.
FTNROTTING STATIONS FUR SEASON OF 1873.
L " Blue oRASs," by RySdyck Hamiltonian
dam by Long Island Black Hawk.
Pstchen; dam, Lady Jefferson. We also have very
iarge Maltese Jack. We are prepared to Craze
stock. HUGH d. AND JOHN R GREER.
Six miles southeast of city.
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WIN. FRANK & co.
249 Main Street.
The New Wilson Sewing Machine,

Fun for everybody at st. Patrick's picnic
at EstiYal park, to-day.
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Rabas as ANEs BOARD.

DALEY SPRINGS Those desiring summer board
ID at reasonable rates In a healthy location, con-
yenIent to the city, with abundance of amusemeDts
and every facility or communication and travel and
absolute exemption from epidemic diseases. should
correspond with BILLS CO.. Bailey Springs, Ala
n COD B0ARD-At 306 second ST.; also furnished
u rooms to rent. Mrs. EDWARDS CURTIS
IOOOMS-Two nice furnished rooms with or with
III out board, at 1S1 Washington street
nESIRABLE ROOM-WIth boaro, az
II u COURT STREET.
/IENTLEMAN AND WIFE-Or two gentlemen
VI can get beautiful. unfinished room and good
board with private family In pleasant locality,
convenient to street cars, at S15 per month.
Address ". r. B., Appeal office.
DOARDERS-A few gentlemen day-boarders at
ID 90 Union street. Terms moderate.
OOMS-Elegant front and back rooms, with
n board, can be had at 431 SHELBY STREET.
Day-bOara eTs also wanted.
DOoMS- First-class with good board. Terms
LIZ moderate. Al lO4 MARKET ST.
DOOMS-DesiTable rooms and good board at
~ SO JEFFERSON STREET.
DOOMS- Suit of front rooms, with board, al / 1 1
u Court street Day bearders wanted
JNIRS r-CLASS rooms, win or without board.
u Terms very moderate. No. 81 Muloerry:
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the latest out, can aliOGys be found at
J.. B. ALDRIcRs 254 Second street
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24l and 248 Main street. cor. JeHsrso
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HORSE-On Monday night. NAV 9th. dark
Il bay horse, with white face and four white feet
and white film in one eye; has Jumps on W1thers.
liberal reward for his return to
Duly SESSION. Shelby Depot, Tenn.
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Remarkable Cur Of scrofula. 30.

CASE OF Toll e. BKASSONg
IA Xxi GsfOS GA, September 10 1871.
GENTS = FOR sixteen years have been a great
sufferer from scrofnla in lis most distressing forms
have been confined TO my roomrnd bed for fifteen
wears Nilh scroftIlOuS alterations. The most APP
proved remedies forssch Gases h.lre been used aud
ihc most eminent physicians consulted. without
daspnnding. wasalvised by DIR. AVER, OF FIo,tl
County 10 commence The use OF your Compound
Extract Stillingfa. Language IS us insuffieicnt TO
Stiiiigis rs il Is 10 convey asiequafe ea the
intensity of my suffering before usifsg your nie-
cine; sufficient TO say abandosei MI other rene
dies and continued the use of your Extract of Still
linga until can say truly. 4 cured Of all
pain" OF all disease with nothing to ohstruct the
active pursuit of my profession. More than eight
months have elapsed since this remarkable cure,
without aRv return of the disease
For the truth of the above abatement, / refer to
any gent EN- m In Barlow County Ga and to the
members Ui the bar of Cherokee Circuit who are
ACQUAINTED with me. shall ever remain with
the deepest gratitude, Your obedent servant
ft j. 4. BRA\SON Atty ut Law
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i.
LOOK AT YoUR ToNGUE.--A
man can never be hrppy If his
stomach is ont OF order; and
dyspepsia, hysteria, initiates the
symptoms of innumeral disor-
dcrs. But how, the reader may
ask, can / tell the Illness from
from which / think / am suffer-
ing TO be real or lmaeinaty? At
any rate, should answer, look
to your stomach first, and, pray,
Just take a glance pt7 Your
[oAeac. Ii lever 1 1 was so far
left to- myself as to mediate
some rash act, / should, before
going into sthe matter, have a
look at my stongue. Ii it WAS
not perfectly clear and moist, j
.khoull not consider myself per-
fcct1y healthy, norperIectly sane,
aud aould postpone my proceed
ings, in the hope mat my World-
" prospects wonld get brighter.
What does a physician discover
by looking at the tongue? Many
things. The tongue sympathiz-
cs with every n'illing ailment Of
body or mind, and more espec-
tally with the state Of the stom-
ach. That thin, whitish layer
all over the surface most likely
indicates indigestion. a patchy
tongue shows that the stomach
is very much ont oforder indeed.
A yellow tongue points to bill
iousness. ~ cream, shiveriug,
thick, indented tongue tells of
previous, excess; and | do not
like my friends to wear such
tongues, Tor / sincerely believe
that real comfort cannot he Sc
cured in this world by any one
who does not keep his feet warm,
his head cool, and his tongue
clean.
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SURE AND SIMPLE CURE FOR
WARTs.-I will send you a rec
ipc for curing warts, which /
have tried and know it to be a
sure cure. Procure wild tur-
nip ont Of the woods, cuta piece
Of it off and rub the. Inside Of it
on the wart aGew times, and in
Il short time the wart will be
gone and will not leave any scar
at all. If the wart is large and
raw it will be a little sore. l
had nearly a hundred warts Oh
my hands, and | put on the tur-
nip and they are entirely gone.
Try it, one and all.