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DANCE OF DEATH.
A Negro Sentenced to be Hung for the
Murder OF n White Man. at Aus
tin, MtssissiDpi, upon the
Verdict of a Jury or
COlOFed men,

Thursday last, at Austin, Tunicl county,
Mississippi, a coiored man, named William
Love, was placed on trial on the charge of
killing white man named }. F. Sanderson.
The murder was committed some weeks ago
A co!ored jury was impanelCd to try the
case. They heard the evidence. the argu-
ments of counsel, and the charge of the
court, and, on Saturday last, retired 10 con-
alder a verdict. Ia a short time, the Jury re-
turned into court, and the forcm2n handed
the clerk the written verdict. Il read: 1--WE,
the jury, find the defendant guilty OF plur-
der, but recommend him to the mercy of the
court. The Judge stated that, under hat
verdict he would have to sentence the pris-
oner to the penlbentiary, and he asked the
jury If such was their intention IN finding
the verdict. the entire Jury suoke up and
said: mo, sir-no, sir Then, gentle
me1, said the judge, ''you can retire and
find a verdict which will express your inten-
ton" The jury retired, but returned in a
lew minutes WI the following verdict:
1--WE, the jury, find the defendant guilty of
murder, as charged In the Indictment" The
Judge stated that under that verdict he
would have to sentence the prisoner to death
by hanging, and he again asked the Jury if
they understood their verdict in that sense
The jurors unanimously said: "Yes, sir-yes,
sir. Thereup0n the prisoner, William Love,
was sentenced by the court to be hanged on
Friday, the eighteenth of April nexS The
verdict seemed to have given satisfaction to
both the white and colored people.
The facts connected with the murder are
about as follows: Sauderson anu Love owned
a bale of cotton in copartnership, which Love
wished to remove; this Sanderson was rot
willing he should do, but he (Love) took the
cotton and sent it out 10 the landing Sam
derson, in company with his nephew, young
man named Melton, followed the cotton. AS
they were sriding along, Sanderson seeing a
man standing behiud tree asked, "Who is
thatP" The man answered, 1T is me,
Love" Sanderson then said, Come On and
go with Us; there is your cotton on the
Love made no reply, but fred
upon S anderson with double baTreed shot
gun, shooting HIM III the head and tearing
his jaw away. He then fired at Melton, but
the shot struck Melton horse in the neck
and wounded Melton in the hand. About
the same time that Love fred the second shot
Melton shot at him, wour ding him in the hip.
Love was arrested an taken before Esquire
J. R. Bridges, who placed him under bond
Of three hundred dollars, which he, luckily,
was unable 10 give. Love was then brought
to Austin and lodged in Jail, where he has
remained up to the present time.
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PERSONALS.

COLONEL w. S. MITCHELL, formerly of
Memphis, but now of Little Rock, Arkansas,
Is IN town.
w. A. WHEATLEY has neat cottage, fur
nished, for rent, and a nice home on Alabama
street for sale.
Mrs L. bernstein, sister of ]. Kohiberg,
Is in the city on a visit at Mrs. b. Washers =,
290 Poplar street.
Mr.. JAMES GREER has returned to Mem
phis from Austin, Mississippi, WHITTIER he
had been attending TO some -aw business.
VISITORS registered at the cotton OK
change, yesterday, were: w. E. Duff, Oil
trough, Arkansas; A. f. M'Gehee, Como,
Missis ippi; J. e. Silvey, Conway, Arkansa !;
A. b. c. Coffee and Il. =. Hunter, AbbevI!le,
Mississippi.
Mr.. J. c. HUMMEL, who has won hosts Of
friends as chef-usher at the Memphis The
ater the present season, has resigned that
position, and leaves to-day for the lakes on
tour Of pleasure and to recuperate his health.
Mr.. Humuei will be absent several months,
but will return to this city which he mas
adOpte as his future home.
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L0CAA MOTTO ES.

LEAVE your orders for good wo-d at Kirk
Allen ., $40 Shelby street.
Slayer & GoIDBAUM, the tailors. invite
the puoIc to call and examine their snrino
patterns and their extreme low prices
CALL at 263 Second street for Wilson Saw.
ing-nschines and repairs.
z. J. DONOVAN d CO, Apants
THE Crescent BAKING powder Is made from,
pure material, and Is extra strength. For
sale by MADDEN & hyFpv
WHEN You feel a cough or bronchial affa,-
ton creeping on the lungs, take Ayers cbaI,.
pectoral, ard cure it before it beco,nN : ny
durable.
GRAED free oyster lunch to night. from :
70 10 clock. Two schoouets of Hanoi {,
WInd,scl's celebrated beer for Eve cents ~
charley hsrtou's, corner Bsale and Shelby
streets.
GREEN BRIEB whisky Is made witbEgreat
care-graIn all picked and cleaned. Waier
from the finest spring in the county of Rob
ertson, and cleanliness is the standing orGe-
of the distIllerY.
CARBoLINE. a deodonzsd extract of nat,o-
leum, the onlyiarticle that will restore hair ~,
bald heads, Is an elegant dressing. and COW
tains not particle Of lead, sulphur. or ofSer
drugs. Sold by druggists.
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case was deliberately argued by counsel. Mr..
WEIGH for the plaintiff, aod Mr.. I. A. Ryan
for the defendant. Justice Winters gave the
plaintiff, DR.. Ess, a Judgment for sixty five
dollars, and the case was appealed to the
circuit court, the result of which appeal is
announced above. This is regarded as test
case, as several similar suits are 10 progress.
-Dyersburg Gazette: Our railroad pros
poets seem to Be growing brighter again.
Senator MOSES bill to repeal ali laws IN con-
ilict with section 80 OF an act pr viding for
the incorporation of the Mississippi River
railroad company, so as to compel SAID COM
pany to finish the road TT surrender its char
ter by the first Of September, 1880, has passed
the senate and Will, we hope, become a law.
Mr.. Edmunds, the receiver Of the road, Who
was in Nashville, expressed himself satisfied
with the bill. He Is also confident that the
road will be completed this year, and says
that negotiations are completed for the
money necessary 20 finish the gap. All this
we get from reliable sources aad give to our
readers as a hopeful sign o a bright future.
So Dyersburg may soon have railroad con-
nectlon with the cutter world, after all
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esRGCEREEs.

Il FURNISHED ECJ1l5-CLeap TO gem
Heu. Ne" brick ba- 81, "a Mulberry street
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The Rev stocx speculgt ons

The new combination method Of oper2tin-
IN stocks which Messrs. Lawrence q Co.
bankers, New York, have Inuugurated, is a :
tracing unusual attention ia iinancial circles,
by reason Of its remarkable success. b L.
Comstock, Of Providence, invested nine times.
and made over $1,000 IN three months. BV
using from $50 to $500 capital. By this sys-
TEN, orders from thousands of Gust naers. N
various sums, are pooled into one immense
capital, and operated mighty whole, thus
giving to each stakeholder all the ADVANTAGES
OF vast capital and shrewdest skill. Profits
are divided every thirty days. Any amount
from $40 to $4,000 can be used in Mesgrs.
Lawrence d Co.'S combinations with equal
proportionate success. Fifteen dollars viii
make SO profit in the month; 1900 will re-
turn $500, or eight per cent. on the stock.
and SO on as the market varies The new
circular gives two unerriug rules for sue
cess, and shows Row any one can operate
probably. Mailed free. Stocks and bonds
wanted. Government bonds wanted. Apply
70 Lawrence y Co., bankers, 81 Exchange
Place, New York
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UASH AaYERTEs9NG.

Advea Using bills Of less than FIVE
DOLLARS must be paid in advance,
except for persons with whom we have
regular accounts.
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HO3B1a AN Is IsaBAks5.

DOJA5--pleu.id rooms. with board at reduced
Il rates. da5 Hulcal- wanted. SOB fernando ST.
tyOOAS- Erulel,t ,uu uutuIui.nel. with bOaTG:
IL also, day OCgrUeIs- al 4Sl shelby stree 4;
Ieferelc-s required
DuCMS-Ei5sauJ front aud Bacx rooms, with
IL board, can be had go 43l SHELBY STREET.
Dag boar gFs also wanted.
LIN5L-CLAS5 B0arGirgHouse Just opened by Mrs.
A Edwards and Ifs. curtis. 20 30b -kCOhD S r.
LlUaaD-fI.s ISL ass, ull furnished OF Iuigl-
II llrau rooms, Tor families or sI gle ruLe men.
Also -.E b1arstTs- Ar IIa SECOND SI.
E5COAS-tt class. WitH good board. Tems
IL moderate At fU4 AAhkaT ST.
4UOLs-D-siiaole rooms and good board al
LIZ 80 jaif thSyz STREET.
LOON Desirable -rUut room. with board. az
Ia - MADISON -IHEET.
TWO Gentlemen can obtain Is large front room on
L first floor. with OF without board. IN private
family, OF Will ,aEeA gentlemen as cay bOaTos s.
isIefen- IS exchanged. address, % care Appeal
L2UOMS suit OF front rooms, with DOaTd, at / j
4 = Court street. Dan boaIders wanted.
ANIkSI-CLAo5 rooms, win or without board.
II Terms very moderate. No, "a Mulberry.
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EEorzes and nuIes.
DO You EknOSy alId GROWN

Windsor soap lasts longer. is more highly
ParfUm"d, ard more emohent in use than
these young fellows? J. & f. Atkinson,
manufacturers, Iondcu.
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EnOIl, Presiding.
United States VS. Memphis and Charleston
railroad, jury verdict for plaintiff, SII.5l IS;
IN re, r. A. Hardin in bankruptcy, discharge
granted in re-, Southern life insurance com
pauy in bankrupt y, decree fixing attorneys
fee; same case, order to sell certain properly:
United States vs. D. z. Hidden ct al, suit N
tjec'ment, judgment for def, ndants Black
burn VS. Selma railroad, hearing resumed,
not concluded. Jury discharged for the
term
Judges calendar for to-day: 2I6, Black
barn vs. Selma railroad; 891, Woodbridge vs.
Moore ct al; 26I, Cochran vs. Knickerbock
llte insurance company; 800 Calhoun vs. Pa
ducah raiiI2sd, petition Of Fisher; 249O.
Green vs. Dyet.burg; 2278, sBehr vs. Connect
cut mutual life Insurance company.
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Special Notice to the Public.

report has been circulated that it is the
intention Of cur house to close business and
remove from Memphis. We take this method
Of contrddlcting the r1mor and of assuring
the public that at no time Ia the career of our
hrn IN this city have such extensive arrange
ments been made for the transaction of
frst-class retail trade. Recognizing the ne
cessitles Of the times, the growing demand
Tor useful and cheap goods, and the small
profits arising from a Legitimate business, we
have resolved to curtaIl useless ezpep ditureF
and have vacated one of the stores occupied
by Us heretofore. We feel satisfied that by
cOnHning cur business to such proportions
that We can personally oversee it, the ad-
vantages to our patrons will be apparent.
MIR. J. Stanwood MeDken, the managing
partner IN Memphis, will devote his whole
time and energy to the business here-it is
his Intention to make Memphis his home, and
he will move his family here in the early fall.
MIR. Jules A. MenkeE, the senior member Of
the firm, is still the resident buyer in New
York, and will forward novelties for ladies
and children spring wear as rapidly as they
appear N The eastern market. Oar wholesale
business will te conducted on a strictly cash
basis. Hoping to receive the esteem and cen
fdence Of this community Ia tie future as in
the past, we promise 10 merit it by rigid
adherence to lair dealing and honorable bust
ness principles. MENKEN BROTHERS.
EEoPzes and EzuIes.
J. a. Forrest Il Co. are IN receipt Of mules
aud horses every day. Buyers will find it to
their Jnteregt by calling 20 see thela lefore
purchasing elsewhere. s new lot OF saddle
and harness horses Just arrived.
a7sitz s'femEcrt 81 90, Nc. ID Court
street, receive bser each Gay fresh
from AeEnD's renowned bFeve cry, pack
eJ In lee in tneir refrigerator cars.
Order youT beer from them.
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LOVES CHIDFN&s.
Letters of Love Filed as Exhibits to a
Divorce Bill in the Chancery Court
by Il Defendant.

Some weeks ago white woman fled bill
IN the chancery court and prayed for di-
vorce. Since that time several answers and
supplemental bills have been filed in the case.
These bills and answers develop n bad state
Of domestic AFFAIR.", and many allegations
therein are unftto appear in print on account
Of their nastiuess. The following love-let-
ters, however, will bear publications, they be-
irg the pleadmgs, not in the case exactly, bot
of the husband, woo desired bis wife 10 for
give and forget. Toe two letters are ike
dczan others on file. We ei.e exact copies
The documents, style, spelling, etc:
NO. l.
dear alice love aud love youe with all
my heart and sole dear alice you know that
| worked and tried 10 do what was write to
words you and | would do still dear alice
pleas forgive TINS time for god SAKE do and
les with this and line wrote for god sake my
hart IS sad and love you with all my boldly
and | pray to god that you will forgive me
this tine Dear alice don't let this 90 10 if yoil
d yen wont be happy any more dear alice
drop this time and com home with me and
les happy from now on l love you therefore |
/ gong to let git divorce and wa VII. Sc it
to dear alice tof your sake and aunt oilers
sake drop this fus and for my sake and god
sake do remember dear alice | told you
would never correck you any more | pray 10
almity god tor to take a hand in this and
A~AS ~ Wv VI tAIS u AoLC ~" " lOl EiI INC
once more pleas do pleas do and l VOW to all
in my power for to make nee com Portable in
the future so good by 10y love | am sorry of
this fus ever occurred my love one.
no 2.
dear alice ahseer this and send by the
barer l ask you to pardon me pleas pardon
me and forgive me for god sake ard your one
sake and mine sake pl as do for god sake do
--S-s
IT comes graceful from any firm to decline
the publication Ut testimonials. as SO many
fraud enterprises are backed by suol frivolous
notions. Such seems the opinion OF Fleming
Bros, Pittsburg, sole proprietorS of DR.. c. |
NJ I!ane's celebrated vermiiuge, which has
received volumes of tesii.Qea,ais. 4uis medi-
ciae As lts owl testimonial, and invariably |
speaks with positive aa.isfaotory results.
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Bay a good hat for yourself o. son. Go TO
Lsidy' where you get them. STYLE. quality
aal price not to b. excslIed. L;ght-ceights
Oi 'H- Ji"eSS sectHeS. LEIDY 81 co,
OpDosife Cont so,,,,o
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a Beautiful FIoraI D;sp,av.

Male q Lamb, f0rIsts, are constructing a
magnificent conservatory in connection with
their extensive greenhouses, south gate of
Elmwood, and in few days will exhibit the
granGest and largest collection of bedding
and blooming plants ever offered in Mem.
PMS, and the best varieties of roses, oamelias,
geraniums, colers, yerbenss, st5., in the
finest condition, it will be treat to all wiz
can visit their greenhouses. Send for cata.
logue. Salesrooms, 355 Main street
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EIONd's.

how fast all smoker are learning that Dukes
Durham smoking tobacco Is the best2 Ask
your dealer for it. and take no other
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Country saloons VIII find il to their
Interest to get pride OF the West
FsuceE and Air PressuFe,z and keen
the celebrated "LeHp's lager Beer"
kritS Pfemfert a Co, sole agents, I3
Court street.
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LAW REPORTS.

Circuit Court e on. :. q. Pierce. Judge.
Calendar for to-day: 5632, on trial; 546l,
81. D. WEIGH vs. S. c. SNYDER; 1851, J. H.
Nutall VS. L. L. Correll; 1868, Crulchfeld and
Vaughn VS. G. Hetinger.
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Kew 80 Save Money.

IYN be open natH after the T'Eeate,. close
hereafter.
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He was sitting by the hearth
With MaTler.
And toward her every moment he
Drew higher,
TIL her chair did inteTpose,
When he burnt her on the nose
With "SOl Coleman No. 10" on fire.
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EesEz EsGN


COi TAGEHOUSE- Truly Il ce furnls ed cot
~ tage house, garden and neat yard, NO. ! s. Tate
street, near Vance, ana near Mr. LemMOn's resi-
deLce. Price, so per month.
". 4. NHEATLEY. Isl Main st.
II UUSh AND FURNITURE Centrally Toe tea:
- mI1 ahd vile will board win the Occ nInt.
Eculess No. q Mulbtuy street.
- ESIDENCE-NO. rs Orleans street Has been
~ thoroughly repaired Iecenuy contains Z large
ventilated rooms. Apply & lO2 ADAMS ST.
AMPSIFor balls ard .qrties. 3 81 headlight
l. oil sold a ElIAtELD, 233 Second St.
Z, REENLAW OPERAHOUSE
~ StOrehUuse No. IS Union street.
StOTehOuse No 343 10 347 Second street.
Basement once NO. 8 Madison street.
Sleeping rooms IN the Magnolia block, corner
HloL ami Front SIR ttsi also 10 The Kuich erbCCkeF
". /. PARKER, NJ. Madison street.
"a OUSEA choice Luuse, with p5rior, dining
Il room and kitchen .H.uItWe. A number Of
Atst-cass 0oard7Ts Family will remain IL desired
edsfsss 3, appeal Office.
- = EXLHAN GasICeeti zt3 and 2U5 Union street
, - desirable dwellings Rent luw Aprly 10
.ul Main 5Ieet STuRN x HtK5-H.
= "a FIUELn street; III and 213 H-rnanCo
,tyesL o. - -''' '''''''' sTGa 5' q HktsCH a'
L7kINI s.HgET srOEE-Next door north Cf
50uly 10 JEEOMs Hi.i. a Hijl FGaiajne y g.
- ABB tEANCE.-ErIy eesilaDle re Idenye, seven
- rooms, servants. stable, sulOseuOu-e etc eOOa
er.r5s and q variety OF berries. The place has Is
.-tits on ko.n -ue' az SLCi'5 station, miles from
-tehpHisl on "a. ana 81. T. fai lullne. lnforMl
i.on a5lL 10 ". A. UALL. lzs Vance st.eet. OF 10
W. +. BERLIN L co
{ fuIIA6E.-5iz rooms, ia Ile r=s ans, at L0oBey's
- aHl-Cl. W.. Ielt cheaa. Apply TO
BE. 51iTH, zhs Front steet
FHJi y FEAND CONFEJIiuNEh tANr-
p 49,. SOS aI1 - 10 Sa-u+u street, 20 present
= -ii,rel. Apps to K DUDLFY MASSES
Aftc-rey.at Law 9 Madison street
~ CtsE-Jhe desirable i"a-sioIy frame dwelling
IL house, 80. > t1 islil-gc street. just east OF
ti-an-i 10 Foal repair ana eoEFsnleit TO either
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MASCEEE ANEG Us.
THE BEST REMEDY
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs. |

Diseases of the pulmo-
nary organs are so prev
alent and fatal, that a
safe and reliable remedy /
for them is invaluable
to very community.
AYERS CHERRY Pee
TORAL is such a remedy,
and no other SO emil
nently merits the conf
dence of the public. 1t
is a scientific combina~
ton of the medicinal
principles and curative
virtues of the finest
drugs, chemically unit
ed, to insure the great
est possible efficiency
and uniformity of re-
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Queer, isn't 1t.

May. the Shirt Tailor.
Best shirts 10 measure,
For -.
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Opposite Court square
SAMing.Haclincs!

SewiDg-6achiAes! hewing-MachiDes, ,
Howe, Sieger, White, Wilson. WbeeI.r g,
Wilson, and Domestic, all new and of the
latest i'm provement, al $25 to s35, with al
the extras.
J. B. ALDRICH, 254 Second Street
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49, Ez'la select, 100; select, 50:.; medium F.
25c Erime, 2Gc.; 25o extra on every dozar ia2
shipping. a. i. =. sIGEATGo's, 273 Second
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EI0yu's,
The ladies resort. Business men get their
meals there. PdtrOHized By the best people,
Il fine dinner bill this igeek.
German miIIet, Hungarian rniIIet,
Missouri mIlIet. for gale by otto
SchwiiI q Co., seedsmen, 223 Main
CALL before buying your wood at III or
$50 Main street. You Will be astonished at
the cheapness.
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D0M-l eaoes Ereals alrskers.

in JET, fancy aad g5id-platea jawelry, received
daily 1T jet Palace, 38j Maze street.
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gANFA.

YTyET NURsE-WLits or eoIored; one without
w child preferred. apply 1T 502 Vance street.
between ana O'cioCE, morning or evening.
Young MAN References required,
i at 81 Madison street.
SHIRT-MAKERs-
= AT MAYS
CUoD COOK
" at A. Kaulmau's saloon, $50 Second street
NOOK-A white woman as COOK. Apply at
- POS UNION ST.
L7IFTY DAY BOAhDAES-At SO per week or
= Sl2 per month, at the Cincinnati Restaurant
ana Saloon, no. - Adams street
me SALESMAN Ter ca ID Slate. Salary S75 TO
~ SlUU per mouth aud expenses. References re-
qulred LABeLLE MIG CO, Chicago, Ill
Z IMAM To Cu4tiyale 50 acres on Island 81 on
L shares BOOu dwellings and CtsteTuS. Apply to
cage q tlsheT, 500 'front.' or A. Lea q Co, Fulton.
(lOOB-A white cook. Apply at
DARTIES wishing 10 purchase he
L GROVER d BAKER SEWINd-MACHINE,
to call a. their office, 3lS Main street. Repairing
promptly attended 10, anu warranted.
MRS c. o. VALENTINE.
[ 'EALHEk-FOr the SOmeNllle District High
L school, an eNu CueLceJ lacy music teacher; gUOd
dress q Is. s+1E, eecy. AtOka Tenn
CIIUAIlON-By hrstclass Sawyer ana En-.
- gineeE ACTRESS A. B. D.,
Corner LaRose and webster streets
POAhDERS-At - CoWt street Rates 10 suit
- the times. Front or back rooms. Also Gay
Doafders wanted
M EN-To sell The Nets Flying Top" For in
VI formation. address tue manufacturer,
Z. r. WEEKS, Rochester, New York.
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SUITS, WHICH enables
physicians as well as invalids to use it with
confidence. 1t is the most reliable remedy
for diseases of the throat and lungs that SCI
ence has produced. 1t strikes at the foun-
dation of all pulmonary diseases, affording
prompt and certain relief, and is adapted to
pauentS OF any age or either sex. Being
very palatable, the youngest children take
1t without difficulty. In the treatment OF
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
bronchitis, Influenza, Clergyman's
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and Ca
Carrh, the effects of AYERS CHERRY Pee
ToRAL are magical and multitudes are an
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timely and faithful use. 1t should be kent
at hand in every household, for the pro
lection it affords in sudden attacks. In
Whooping- cough and Consumption
there IS no other remedy so eficacious
soothing, and helpful.
- The marvellous cures which AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL has effected all over the
world are sufficient guaranty that it viii
commune TO produce the best results. An
impartial trial will convince the most scepti-
cal OF It's wonderful curative powers, as well
as of its superiority over all other prepare
uons Tor pulmonary complaints.
Eminent physicians in all parts of the
country, knowing its composition, recon-
mend AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL TO invalids,
and prescribe it in their practice. The test
OF half century has proved its absolute
certainty to cure all pulmonary complaints
not already beyond the reach of human aid.
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Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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Neurll Cures Neuralgia Instantly.
New size, so cents.
q. w. Jones & Co., agents.
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dear alice ahseer this and send by the
barer l ask you to pardon me pleas pardon
me and forgive me for god sake and your one
sake and mine sake pl as do for god sake do. :"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-12

For New Orleans end she Beuds-Th
Southern Transportation Co.'S Passenger Steamer
ThOs. = II FRGClx. Ssclssa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-12
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

For Rev OrIe6ns and the Bends.-E66e
Southern Transportation Co.'S PaG2anger Steamer
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