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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-21
GERMANY.

THE EMPEROR 10 THE KING.
DRESDEN, September 20.-Emperor Will
liam has written a letter to the King OF
Saxony in regard to the recent organization
OF the Saxony army corps, in which he Gays
it affords sincere qualification TO again assure
himself how entirely the kings views CO.
incide with his own respecting the immense
importance af keeping troops in "a state OF
readiness for war.
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Third zIississfppf District Democratic
Convention.

Special TO the Appeal
GREENyuLE, Miss, September 2O.-The
Democratic Convention for the Third Dis
trict met to-day, delegates from six counties
being present. General Ferguson, OF WASH
ington, was elected president, and Captain
Moore, of Sbarkey, secretary. 1t was de-
clared inadvisable TO make a nomination.
The counties were urged to maintsin the
party organization for the security and
maintenance of good government, that law
and order might be upheld. Suitable reso-
lutions were passed concerning the action
OF the President and Congress upon river
Improvements and protection. An executive
committee was appointed. Judge c. W.
Clarke announces himself as candidate for
Congress against the Hon. L Jefords. He
is an Ohio man, served in Garfeld's regi-
ment, was delegate 10 the Chicago Conven-
ton, and voted for Grant until the break for
Garfield, which carried him with it. For
ten years he was district attorney here.
There will be warm fight between the two
Republjeana
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AN Intere.ting Weddlng.

Special TO the Appeal
BOLIVAR, TENN, September 20.-The
wedding of Mr.. ]. r. Porter and Mics Jane
Frady at Pine Top, in this county, yesterday
was largely attended. Considerable interest
is feil in insurance circles, IS there were
about 140 policies on them.
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In present circgms'ances Il IL undouDteoly
presumption that one OF the results of this
war will be.to bring the Coptic Christians
into more intimate relations with their
brethren OF the West; that by force OF con-
tact they will be swaksned into newness oi
lie and that thus they viii become a reno
waiting power on the banks Of the Nile. II
would no doubt seem 10 nIsDy a strange
freak OF fortune il conservative Moslen
Egypt should become the instrumen; through
which Christianity is revived in AZ Old
home in the Eastern world.
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AN INTERESTING QUESTION.
AN OLD LAND CLAM INVOLVING SEVERAL
MILLIONS REsURREcTED

WAsHNeros, September 20.--When Z. p.
Lowe. now OF this city, was governor of
iowa 10 1855, he, under instructions from the
Legislature, called upon Secrstery-of-lhe-In-
terror Thompson TO audit and state an ac-
coun. in favor of the State and against the
government for certain moneys alleged 10 be
due the former as five Pcr-eesssrm ,,r,ouz exc
value of all public lands disposed of within
her boundaries by means OF military land
warrants. Now Lowe calls upon Commits
sioner Mcfarland, of the General Land Of
nee, 10 state the account in question, under
penalty of q writ of mandamus for which
Lowe says he will apply in case of refusal
The ex-governor says ne was in error years
ago when he made his demand upon the sec
Rotary, as 1t should have been made upon
the Commissioner of the General Land OF
hee- The whole question was before the
Forty seventh Congress, and is still pending.
.clsims amounting TO several million dollars
possibly depend upon the settlement Of any
Zone OF the List of cases forming portion of
this Interesting question.
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IRELAND.
PRISONERS RELEAHED.

DuBLIs, September 2C.-Oaing to the re-
lease Of a number of prisoners consequent
upon the immediate expiration OF the CO.
ercion act, the authorities have sent away
certain persons suspected OF informing, fear
ing that they would be murdered il they re-
x,afrod
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ENGLAND
HENRY GEORGE ON THE NATURALIZATION
LAND

OF LAND.
LONDON, September 20.-Herry George, al
a largely attended meeting of churchmen in
London, explained his views of the land
nationalization question. He declared lii at
as to the matter OF abstract question, no
compensation should be awarded the present
landowners. Ii the State made land CON-
mon property by taking the whole rental
value in taxation for public purposes very
little hardship would be done. If those
urging naturalization declared this 10 be
their intention as soon as they obtsined
power, the rental of land would decline.
Practically, The whole process simply
amounted TO carrying out the principle OF
free trade 20 its logical conclusion He be-
lieved that on this basis the fres-trade battle
in America could be fought and won.
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Rras. .. nt.ue.afa

MISNEAPoLIs. September 20. = There
was a sharp frost throughout this State last
Eight. The corn crop is half in shock, and
most of the balance is beyond the reach OF
harm. Vines were cut down, but loss from
this source will not be serious.
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Manning and Chalmers at senafobia.
SnecfaI To the Ar,r.aaI

Manning and Chalmers at Senaf0bIa.
Special to the Appeal
sENAToBIA, Miss, September 2o.-Th'
joint discussion between Colonel Van II
Manning and General James r. Chalmers
candidates for Congress from this district
took place here to-day. The crowd was the
largest ever assembled 10 hear a poliLi-
cal discussion, and was composed Of the beat
citizens of our county. There we're compar-
atiyely few negroes present. Colonel Nan
ming opened the discussion in one hour end
one-qusrters speech, and Il was thought by
these present that he made one Of the finest
aud most eloquent efforts Of his life. He
painted out with words OF fire the danger
ahead in The event of Chalmers's election.
The crowd was very enthusiastic, and all
the indications showed that they were al
most a unit for Manning and coed
government. Colonel Manning WAS fol-
lowed by General Chalmers in a
speech of one and three. quarter hours,
in which he signally failed to successfully
meet single argument offered by Colonel
Manning. Colonel Msnnipg's rejoinder of
forty-ive minutes was a mastery effort, and
was received with the greatest enthusiasm, he
having 10 request The crowd TO cease cheering
several times. He successfully met every
attempt of General Chalmers to criticise his
record iniCongress. General Chalmers closed
with fitteen-minute speech, relating one or
two anecdotes. The negroes arc taking but
little interest in the election, and the Green
hackers in this county are every day wheel
ing into the grand old Democratic file, ard
Tate county will roll up 500 majority fer
next November,
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SECRETARY FOLGER
Nominated for Governor by the New
York Republicans ON the Second
Ballot.
Chalmers and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Missouri and Connecticut Republic
can Conventions.

Special TO the Appeal
BOLIVAR, TENN, September 2O.-The Re.
publicans held meeting to-day, and nomi.
mated Barrett for Senator and Patrick for
Floster. 1t is thought that Norment and
Miller, the Democratic nominees, will beat
them by handsome majority. The people
OF Hardeman county are highly delighted
with the nomination of Casey Young for
Congress, and will carry the county for him
over w. r. Moore by 1900 majority.
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Nou-Resideut Notice.

No. 4525-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county.
Tenn-ImogeDe shapard s. E. Greenlaw ct al
1t appearing from the bill, which is sworn 70
in this cause that the defendants, s. z Greenlaw
Sarah Olive Greenlaw. Fannie Greenlaw and VI. b.
Greenlaw Jr., are residents of the State OF Texas
and non-residents of the State OF Tennessee: thai
s K. Greenlaw is indebted 10 complainant In the
tachment having b cen issued and returned BY the
Sheriff levied upon certain lands In which you
may have an interest;
1t is therefore ordered, That they make their ep-
pearance herein, at the courthouse OF Shelby
county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hISi
Monday in October, 1882, and plead, answer OF
demur TO complainant's bin, or the same will
be taken for confessed TO them, and set fol
hearing exparte; and that copy of this order DC
Published once week, for four successive weeks
copy-attest: Ri BLACK, Clerk and Master
ByJ. N. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
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Levee Board meeting.

Special to the Appeal
GREEsvILLE, Miss, September 2o.-Tbe
Levee Board is in session and will let out to
contractors certain works for repair
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-21

OMAHA, September 2o.-Tbe State Repub-
licsn Convention met at o'clock this even
ing. }. w. Dawes, chairman of the Central
Committee, called it to order. After APP
pointing the usual committees, the Conven-
ton took a recess until II O'Clock TO night.
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RUSSIA,
THE IMPERIAL COURT ESTABLISHED IN THE
KREMLIN.

THE IMPERIAB COURT ESTABLISHED IN The
KREMLIN.
Moscow, September 2O.-The imperisl
court has been established in the kremlin.
An order has been promulgated, stating that,
in consequence of the arrival Of the emperor
and empress at Moscow, and of the imperial
procession 10 be made to the cathedral, the
following persons are requested TO attend at
the kremlin this afternoon, viz: The princi-
pal army and navy officers, all persons en-
titled to present themselves at court, the no.
bility, the municipal authorities of Moscow
and other cities, the principal members OF
the Russian and foreign mercantile COM
mnniiy and trade gnilds.
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THE LABOR SITUATION.
The Iron Strike AZ springheId at

am End.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, September 20.-The
strike of all the rolling mills here is practi-
cally at an end. The men will return 10
work few days. 1t is stated that they
want to wait for official confirmation of the
action taken at Youngstown, Pittsburg and
Wheeling. The mills fire up Monday. The
estimated loss in wages to the strikers is not
iess than $50 600
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brighton ReDeh Races.
The ChIeaeo Horse Fair.

New YORK, September 20.-Buxom,
Nimblefoot, Judge Jim Farrell and Joe
Murray were the winners at the Brighton
Beach races to-day.
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THESIGNAL SERVICE
its Great Value to the Coustry The
Approach Of the Recent Storm
Daily Announced.
Gen. ROseerans an Earnest Advocate of
the Rights OF Women-Christianey
Granted Divorce.

WASHINGTON, September 20.-In the
Christiancy divorce suit Judge Haynor to-
day granted Christiancy divorce ON the
grounds of desertion.
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More GIoomy a Pep.acoI,

louisville, September 20.-Feurteen
new cases; no deaths. The city is full Of
Matzmoras people.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-21

For all diseases affecting the pulmonary,
digestive and urinary organs brain and nervous
system nothing is strengthening in its effect as
Browns Iron Bitters. It assists nature in every
instanee, and cures rapidly follow.
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ARRIVED SAFELY.

The czsr and czarina arrived safely to-day.
Immense crowds lined the streets through
which they passed TO the kremlin palace,
and they were received with the utmost en-
fhusiaSp,
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ROCHESTER, n. Y, September 2o.-Pfof.
E E. Barnard, of Nashville, Tenn, on the
18th instant discovered new comet located
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The Oregon senatorship.
Nshrnsixa RennhIien. annxantt

SALEM, Os, September 2O.-The ballot
for senator to-day was the same as yester-
day. There is 40 present prospect of break
ing the deadlock.
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New York Demscrais.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, September 20.-The city
tonight is crowded with delegates to the
Democratic State Convention and the parti-
Sans of the various wings of the party. The
County Democracy of New York city arrived
about o'clock, accompanied by band, fol-
lowed closely by Tsmmaay cpd band. Bob
psraded the city, with banners flying and
bands playing. The Irving Hall men came
at the end OF the Tammany train. For hours
the streets we're crowded, and in the vicinity
of the hotels it was almost impossible to
pas. The State Central Committee went into
session about $50 O'Clock. Irving Hall asks
representation in the Convention in the in
terest OF harmony.
Ii was voted only to give the County De-
mocracy representation in the organization
of the Convention. Rufus II. Prentham was
chosen for temporary chairman. 1t Is now
almost certain that the session of the con-
vrntion will be stormy one in the early
start. II is still regarded very we'll settled
that Tammany will be given representation
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PENSACOLA, September 20.-The eituatior
is more gloomy. Forty-one new cases ans
six deaths. Two deaths and several new
cases on the vessels al quarantine.
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SARATOGA, September 20 The Republi-
can State Convention was called 70 order by
B. Plat Carpenter, and the roll Of delegates
called.
When the roll-call was concluded, George
" Sharpe said the State Committee b sd
decided 10 recommend as temporary chair
man E. l.. Madden, and he placed him In
nomination.
Warner Miller said he did not think il
the province Of the State Committee to die
tate who shall be temporary chairman. He
would not speak OF the influences that had
brought about that suggestion, but he would
nominate Edmund l., Pitts, and asked Tor the
yeas and nays.
Sharpe repealed the suggestion that iils
nomination Of Madden had been impelled
by any other reasons than those in the inter
est OF harmony and good feeling. H'
seconded the motion that the yeas and nayI
be called. and tue motion was adopted. The
vote resulted-Madden, 251; Pitts, 24S
Madden was then conducted to the chair, ant
m ade a brief address.
Committees were appointed, and Hepburn
Rad a communication from the Amino
nonoIv Committee, which was not well re
ceived.
ing. and the confusion was very great. !
recess was then taken till O'Clock pm.
A,A.o5 O'clock nm. the Convention wa
called 10 order, Al 4:35 O'Clock pm. tn
| Committee on Contested Seats reported, an
a long discusslon ensued. The matter wa
6nalIy settled. after which the temporar
oh zirman was confirmed as pernaapent chair
man. Pitts, defeated for temporary chan
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-21

Mark thfsi Upon the condition OF the
stomach and its allies, the liver and bowels
depend pi ysicai health and ciearness OF intellect
II these organs inactive or in state OF irrifa
ton, the toning regulating soothing influence of
TARRAFr's SELTzER APERIEsT is urgently required
SOLD BY ALI. DRUGGISTS.
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YELLOW.FEVER.

Fourteen New Cases at Brownsville
The Situation ut Pensacola.
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VALLEY ACADEMY,

THE EfdHIHEEsTH SESSION begins Sept. "A, 1a62.
Preservation for University, Army, Navy or Buzz
ness Thorough discfpl.ne. Full corps OF instruct
ors Location UNSURPASSED for beauty and health
Buildings and grounds repaired and improved
G. Z. c. MINOR, AN. (Uniy. Yah IL D.
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Massachusetts. RepabIsc.n Conveaiisu.

WORCESTER, MASS, September 2O.-Ihe
Republican State Convention vas called 10
order at ii O'Clock this morning, and Charts
A. Stolt was elected temporary Chairman.
The following resolutions were read win
applause aud referred to the Committee On
Resolutions:
ResolCed, That the Republicans OF Massa-
chusetts welcome back into their ranks the
third party-Prohibitioni them
and ell others who sympsthizs with us in The
cause OF temperance aod prohibition, that
IN the future the Republican party will do
all in liz power 20 20 amend the constitn-
ton OF TIE STATE that the msnufacture and
sale OF Intoxicating liquors as 4 beverage
shall be prohibited-
ReSofUed, That a radical change in the
jury laws is demanded; that law-breakers
should not be impaneled as jurors to try
criminals, thus rendering the law farce and
a cheat.
Senator Hoar was made permanent chair.
man. de was greeted with applause, and
proceeded TO address the Convention.
AT the conclusion of Senator Hoar's adj
dress ]. X. Bishop was nominated for gov
ernor. The vote stoed-Bishop, 673; Grape,
5O4. There was a large scattering vote.
The State ticket WIS then completed as
Secretary of Stale, Henry d. Pearoei
Treasurer and Receiver, General Daniel A.
Gleason; Auditor, Charles r. Ladd; Attor-
Edgar ]. Sheridan.
Oliver Ames was nominated for Lieuien-
ant Governor.
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NERVOUS debility, melancholy, catarTh OF
the bidder lsueorrheas etc, are quickly cured BY
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man, declined the offer Of the pern.ssnl

man, declined the offer Of the Permsnen
chairmauship.
The Convention rejected the notioe ~,
another recess, and proceeded to vote iol
| candidate for governor. The mrs: ballot ~
suited as follows: Judge Folger, 225; Ai0s 20.
| 3. Cornell, $50; james W. Wadswortbs 90
John ii. Starip, 10; John c. Robins0n' o.
Necessary to a choice, 2z9.
The result was received without any
demonstration, and the Convention at once
settled down for another ballot. The sec1no
ballot was then taken amid breathless sileecr-
While the vote was being counted numerous
changes were made, and the greatest coaiu-
sion ensued. For a time nothing could De
heard, and the chair refused TO recognizss1y
delegates until order was restored. FinAiiy
quiet was obtained, and the vote was an
nonuced as follows: Folger, PSI; Cornsb,
222; WsdsUorth, IS; necessary TO chose,
24% The result was greeted with tumulin-
Gus cheers
Warner Miller, United States Senator,
said the friends of Governor Cornell hsEe
labored necessarily 10 secure his renomins-
iio0, aod moved that the nomination oil
Judge Folger be made unanimous. This vas
done, three cheers given, and the Convention
took recess until tomorrow morning.
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View CIare.aen Hoiel.

Corner Madison and Second Streets.
RATFS-S2 and q 50 PEI day Electric bells,
electric lights; passenger elevator runs day an q
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-09-07

11fers bes 5luifes bin. 6eute frdb fanb
mon bic Grau in Der Krone zines an
11ferabbanse na@ienoen gaumes, not.
\ He bineineerout mar, ipdbrenb bes
Rannes berftlmmslte 2ei&e $50 1ut
unterbalb ouf ben 6elien lag.
Cincinnati. 4. Sept. Mont Ber9
non in Jnbiona iR BON 9amulten Sc.
brobt. neil Der 9eriu@ sema@t miro
be Saloons am 5onntas uno mad IL
u9r abenbs ~ f&lieben. llu, / 1l6r
geifern frib ,uurbe bas 3aus bes 6tabt.
Raribals Sobn 4aul BON einem Bolts.
baufen anee3ilnbet unb brannte bis au|
ben @runb nieoer. Ser 5taot. Mear.
i9au uurbe BON einer Uanbe 6trol&en
bar&sepriiselt. Ser telegraph nnb
Die 9elepbone ,uurben bewa4t, um
Detbinouns nit ber Ra@bar{4aft 3u
uerbinbern.
Ser als 9oarnalift unU politii&er
3eoner IN ptiteu Rreiien betannte 0r.
emil Rotbe, ebemals Neoocteur oes
.Wottsfreuno". tpel&er bier felt ieineu,
ausi@eioen aus Der 9aeespreiie ieiner
ausseoebnten Mopotatenpragis oblas,
IL bonn S4luse 9.ribrt morben, uno
man fiir&tet fur iein 2.ben. Sic De.
motratie wiirbe in 3errR 9r. Hotbe els
nen ibrer fa6isfen @ortdupfer perlie.
ren. - Neueren Na@ri&ten 3ufolee. be.
finoet 9r. &otpe ii& ouf Der 8.fer.
un9.
: @albinaton, 8. 6. Man bere@.
net, bob oas republitanii@e gongre6.
COMMITTEE Bis sur 3er6Feampasn,
minoeitens $2,ooo,ooo 3ur 9erfasuna
uno @eraussabune sebabt baben tuirb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-09-07
81 u8la II >.
Die srte@if6e Traae.

Die 1rte@if6e 6ra8e.
@ien, 1. Sept. @dmmtli@e 8rie.
4ii9e 5treittrdfte in Maceoonien ba-
ben 8efebl, li@ an Der @ren3e 3u cons
centriren.
Mtben, l. Sept. Gs beibt, Die md@te
baben einen @aff.nitiQFano 5wiiden
ben tiirtii&en unit. srie&ii@en 9ruppen
an Der @ren5e anserotben. uns @rie-
&enlano bat feline 3uitimmun9 ertldrt,
uenn es ieineu 5ruppen 9.itattet ieiu
lou, bic poiition su bebaupten, bic lie
Dor ben Rdmpfen inne eebabt.
@onitantinopel, ]. S.pt. 9ie Pfor=
te bat bei&loiien, in 8e3us auf oas
ftreitise @ebiet na&suseben, porausse-
i.tt. bab Is far neutral ertldrt uero..
! Berlin, 80. Mus. Cine @a@e
feuerte @&dffe in cine @ruppe bon ar.
beitern, nobel elmer 9et6otet muroe.
Ser Raifer bat cine 6p.eial.llnteriu@.
Jung Der anselesen6eit aneeoronet.
aleSanbria, 1. 6ept. 9as BRIGGS.
f@iff xWinotour" bemirft bic 2inien oer
@tbeuen, tueldbe bon Standard mieoer
cine 0emonfration Seriu9en. .mitB BON.
Sen.
Sn ale1anbria tabrte bic 9ertaftun9
zines @rie@en als 6pion CUR gntbed-
uus elmer Beri&w6runs Der @rie&en
baielbf, ale Guropder fur ben Sail bes
abmarf&es Der exslii&en 9ruppen ab,
,uf@la@ten.
@afafRn. 4. 6ept. Ser 5einb bdl
i@arfe @a@t rings um unier 2aser.
m6roerii&e bebuinii&e &eiter our@..
|i@pdrmen bic l1mseseno, 10 bab Is nit
@efabr perbunben If, ii& binaus3uma.
gen. 2stte Na9t ,puroe Elm Ba&t.
poiten BON Der 2eibsaroe setbotet. Man
fanb feline perflmmelte 2ei@e.
! aleganbria, s. 6ept. Die M6r-
Der Der gnsldnber Ri@arbion uno 0ob.
ion ,purben perurtbeilt, am nd4ften
9onneritas se9dnst 3u perben.
8eoeutenoe Beme8uns maro in Ara.
BIS 2aeer wa6rsenomu.en, mas auf bas
gintreffen BON 8tritdrfunsen f@liebea
lieb.
geubameb 5ebmp fat einen 8tri&l
ii6er Die 6teauns unb BE 6tdrte an ben
Rbebipe sei&idt. Cine l1eberfetunl
|biefeS Beri4tes marb General 9Bolielet
|,1berjanbt. Sic yemo&ten ansabet
bdlt man fir correct anb oer Babrbei
entipre&ens.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-19
a Down Tnwn Merchant,

Having passed several sleepless nights,dis-
turbed by the agonies and cries of a sui
fering child, and becoming convinced that
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup was just
the article needed, procured supply for
the child. On reaching home and ac-
auaintins his wife with what he had done
She refused to have it administered to the
child, as she was strongly in favor of ho-
mppathy. That night the child passed in
suffering, and the parents without sleep.
Returning home the day following, the
father found the baby still worse: and
while contemplating another slecples
night the mother stepped from the room
to attend tn some domestic dutics,and lei
the father with the child. During her ab
sence he administered portion OF the
Soothing Syrup to the baby ana said moth
ing. That night all hands slept well. and
the little fellow awoke in the morning
bright aud happy. The mother was de.
lighted with the sudden and wonderful
change, and although at first ofened at
the deception practiced upon her. has oon-
tinued to use the Syrup, and suffering cry
Ing babies and restless nights have disap-
peared. A single trial of the Syrup never
yet tailed 10 relieve the baby. and over
come the prejudces of the mothel. Sold
by all druggists. % cents a bottle
l227lw