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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-12

BOILER explosions have been far too fire.
qusnt the last two weeks, and examination
generally tends to show that the official in
spections have been worse than useless, for
they have led to misplaced confidence in
worthless material
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Pleaded Guilty 10 M.nsIauxhter.

DEApwooD, March 11.-Thomas w. Locke
in the United States Court, for the murder o.
Lieutenant Cherry, in the Sioux Indian
country, last May, pleaded guilty OF man
slaughter to-day, the fourth of the trial
The evidence failed to develop the mo
tire for committing the crime.
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Al New Oriennn.

NEW ORLEANS, March 11.-River station
airy. The only levee news to-day was The
report of the successful closing of the break
in Hermitage levee, in st. Charles parish,
near Red Church. 1t is now stated Iha,
many plantations in West Baton Rouge par
ish are protected by back levees which will
prevent an overflow from the Pointe Coupee
creVaase
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The New York Tribune very correctly be-
lieves that IN newspaper quality is required
more than quantity, and says that in q six
teen page Chicago paper everything is to be
fOund-except editing. The mass is threwn
ia with shovel, all that is required being
that there shall be big lot of it.
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CHICAGO, March 11.-George Scoville, yes
terday, rem zrked to Meas reporter that he
believed it was the beat thing for the country
that Guitean should hang, for then there
would be e revulsion in public feeling, and
Guiteau would do the country the great ser
vice of bringing about q revision of the laws
so az TO protect the insane. he had, how
ever. asked President Arthur to have Gui-
team sent 10 prison for life, and then ii he
became ravins maniac it would Be easy &c
hsvs hiH sent to an EsJlzra- he believed
this letter greatly srgsrsd the President,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-12

PALESTINE, TEX, March 11.-Systematic
robberies from freight-cars on the lnterna-
tionsl and Great Northern railway have
been going on Tor several months. Investi-
CATION fastened the facts on Yardmaster
Murphy and several confederates, who have
dal
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Madden Death.

DETROIT, March lI.-Conductor William
Hidden came in this morning from Chicago
with the Atlantic express, by way Of the
Michigan Central road, and finishing his
business at the Office went 10 his home on
Beech street, where he almost immediately
expired, with scarcely a moments warning
Il is supposed to be case OF heart disease
He had been conductor on the Central rail-
road f.r eighteen years, and Was one Of
their most valued men.
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ae~ster Seriously HI.

CHICAGO, March 11.-Madam Gsrster, of
the Strakosrh troupe, is seriously i'll here,
and was unable TO till her engagement with
the troupe at Milwaukee. A reporter
called on the PT.mG donna this afternoon,
and found he much better. She expects %
appear II St Louis Monday night
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-12

THE St. Louis Republican assures the pub
lie that "the suicide season appears to have
fairly set in. We have one every day" Bad
things for St. Louis to have every day; deal
ing in futures induces premature rushing
into the future we suppose.
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The Hrtxht Aide ofu

VIcKsBURG, March 1.-THE Herald ex-
presses the opinion that in spite of the over
flow good cotton crop will be raised, and
the Marksville (La.) Reviep believes the
foods will enrich the land and increase the
crope, and in point of fact be beneficial
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-12

a HOUSE committee recommend that the
duties on whisky and tobacco be lowered,
that on clothing is high and may remain SO,
as the English topers sing; "Smoke and
drink, the ale tap flows, all ale and no
clothes"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-12

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE secretary
of war has directed that 10000 additional
rations be issued to Commissioner Wilson at
Mound City, ILL.,, and 100000 additional ra-
tions to the Louisiana commissioner, for the
relief of sufferers by the flood.
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SPORTHNG.
woman vs.. Time.

ST. LOUIS, March 11.-Miss Arm ands COW
cred 102 miles to day in her 600 mile bicycle
contest against time, making $50 miles for
the three days. Her actual riding time TO day
was hours and % minutes, and her 3l5th
mile was ridden in minutes and 55 seconds.
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The disturbed condition of Ireland yet
continues. The cowardice of the landlords
in yielding 20 intimidation is az mischievous
as the violence of the tenants. England is
reaping the reward of past injustice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-12

THERE is an uneasy feeling in Europe
about The state Of things between Russia and
Germany, and some of the European jour
mails express the opinion that Bismarck will
probably attack Russia before Russia is pre-
pareI for the cnntest
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DALLAS. March ll.-W. W. Johnson and
Wm. Msyfeld, implicated in the attempt 10
wreck the Houston snd Texas Central north
bound passenger train, Thursday night, neal
Palmer, were arrested at Fort Worth.
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Iona LeSIzlafure

DEsMoIsEs, March 1.-THE House this
afternoon passed the Senate bill appro-
priating So, coo for the completion Of the
new capitol, and the concurrent resolution
against an increase of duty on steel-blooms
and wire-rods, proposed by the Mckinley
bill in Congress
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unrdertn the Fir.t Degree.

LITTLE Rock, March IA Gazette spe-
cisl ,rys: In Fort Smith, to-day, Ell Full.
some, the Choctsw Indian who murdered
William MessiDgale and John Steward, In
the nation, near Waldron, in August, 1881,
was convicted of murder in the first degree
by the United States Court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-12

BURLINGTON, IA, March ia meeting
was held here yesterday to raise means to
relieve the sufferers in the overlooked districts
at the South. A committee was named who
have partially nvassed the city. Thousands
of dollars are already secured
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GALVESTON, March 1l.-OLsary, the pc
destrian, and John Mcmahon, the champion
wrestler, have arrived here. Mr.. Downey,
OF New Orleans, is endeavorins to make a
match at the Galveston pavilion in about
two weeks. AcMahon has made Il match to
wrestle Galveston unknown for $1,000, to
take place the same time that O'Leary walks.
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Memorial Services for the LnGe Siberian
Minister.

NEW YoRK, March 11.-kepresentatives
of all the colored churches in the city met
tonight and resolved to hold memorial ser
vices on the 18th of March for the late Rev
II. III. Garnet, United States minister to
Siberia. Resolutions were adopted express
ing the deepest sorrow at the loss to his race
by his death, and it was proposed to raise a
fund for memorial tablet or monument To
his memory. Shiloh church, OF which he
was pastor, has been draped in mourning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-12

MERCHANTS complain that the Suez canal
il managed in a way that is very oppressive,
and that incressA their expenses heavily.
Too much red tape and official dignity.
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The Female Lobbyfst,

The female lobbyist il to be found at the
capitol from early morn till late in the even.
ing. She understands the needs OF our
country better than any two statemen in Con
gress She can tell you more about the pro-
posed ship railway across the isthnus oi
Tehuantepec than Jim E&ds. and can in Ian
guage more eloquent than Uncle John Roach
portray The necessity OF sub.idizing ocean
Steamship. In person she is beautiful; in
character and carriage dignifed; in her afee-
tons tender; ia pure as the SHOWS which
crown the Alpine hights, yet as melting and
gentle Is they are when the summer sun has
taught them 10 6ow in Silent rivHlets down
the mountain side, giving life and vigor &c
the hills and valleys below.
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HEALTH! ECONOMY
A REVOLUTION Is THE KITCHEN
COTTON-B UTTER OIL,
REfINED co OIL.-
HOPE OIL MEMPHIS, TENN,
MANUFACTURED FROM

HOPE OIL MEMPHIS, TENN.
A PURE vegetable product, as wholesome as
~ Olive OIL, and superior, - II does not o. cume
rancid. II is better than lard lor frying hs Oss
ters, potatoes, etc; also Tor making biscuit aud
cake II said TO co al butter. IL isuucn cheaper
The wholesale price by barrel is only nity ceuts
gallon; retail price seventy dive cents per saiOn q
seveu-snd- a-han pounds, or ten cents pr p1uud-
Lsrd being fourteen cents per pOuha--hrst, Jour
cents is saved in tire purchase OF the Oh; sec M,
two thirds OF u pound vi OIL j. equivalent u ).
whole pound o lard. mus saving three aud third
cents more or over seven cents saved on eNef1
pound of oil used in place OF lard. cotton butss
Oil cougeGls temperature under 81. which u
proof Of its good quail J, AID that have not re-
moved its IEost valuable pr. pert es 10y culinary
purposes. Above s5S. IL IS limpid Ike table oil
DIRECTIoSs-Use il you would Lard. tAktng
only two tnirds the quantity. Svnu for I'm uiar,
giving directions Tor use ana recommendations
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-12

TnE Cincinnati GassH> says: "This Sun
day liquor traffic is demoraliling large
proportion Of the population, male and fe-
male, OF Cincinnati"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-12

CINCINNATI, March IA petition for
presentation TO President Arthur for the par
don Of Sergeant Mason has been circulated
and Ia receiving large number of signatures
of prominent business men. The grounds
for the exercise oil executive clemency are
the excitement under which the shooting
wa,sdoue, and that punishment enough has
been suffered To meet the demands OF military
discipline.
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CRIMINAL RECORD.
Sergeant Mason, the WOuld.Be Slayer
Of Guiieau, Sentenced TO light
Years Imprisonment.
Choctaw Indian Convicted OF Murder in
the First Degree-Train-Wr
Arrested-MinOr Crimes.

NEW YORK, March II.-General Hancock
approves and promulgates in a general order
the sentence of John A Mason, who attempt
ed to shoot Guitesu. He is condemned by
the court NJ srtial 10 be dishonorably dis
missed from the army, with the loss of all
pay and allowances and be confined at hard
labor in peniteutia=y eight year,, and the
penitentiary at Albany is designated As the
place, subject 10 the approval OF the score
fzry of war
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Alexander H. Stephens 10 Retire from

Washington Special TO Atlanta Constitution. sth.
Ii is now definitely known and freely talked
among Georgians in Washington that Mr..
Alexander II Stephens will retire from poll
tics at the end of his present term in Con-
gress. He IL said 10 have considered tbs
question carefully, and has AZ length REACHED
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Rich mond and D4n1ine Extens,oa
SEALED PROPOSALS.

OFFICE RICHMOND AND DANyILEE ExrFSsIoS Co.
No 50 NORTH BIZ ,AD srREsT :
ATLASTA. "a February % 1852.
OEALED PROOFS AS for the O. adna son. r--
= soury ard idging OF that par OF Ia CO.. e at
the Georgia Paxitc Railway which ICES -sta. u
the town OF An ton. Calhoun county. Atu1-i-h
ION the selms, Rome AID Da.Jou -. 8. q re
city OF Birm NJ hSrn- Jef-FsNa rouHig i .-cffl ts
sixty i've miles in lena ID, val fsci-eq B. A1s
Richmond and DsuvIlle TX euStou GO pa y. ~
is office No. 80 North br Nd street. ianta. tl.,
until "WEDNESDAY, the l5.h tsy OF March. lss2,
at u o'clock m.
The company reserves The night 70 reject any or
all DIS.
Profles and specifications may be seen a. tho
offices of the company II Atlantis, Ga, AM BiIm-
inghRm, Als-
tPo4 application at the Offices 81 The oompsay
at Oxford and Birmingham. Ala. Information wiz
be Kigen to parties wisnilg - examine th- line
r Il TEMPLE Chief Eugiu- er.
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RAILROAD MEN
AZ Little ROck-The Capital Guards and
Quapaws Consolidated.

Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, March l1.-Hugh L. Brink
ley, of Memphis, and r K. Dow and f. H.
Cassett, Of New York, bondholders OF the
Memphis and Little Rock railroad, are here
on business connected with the approaching
commissioners sale OF the road by decree
of the Supreme Court. Brinkley was presi-
dent and Dow receiver of the road from
1875 to 1877.
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CROOKED COTTON.
Minister Lowell Will Investigate the Al.
Legations Of Manchester Spinnets Of
Cotton Adulteratioh.
Gen. SkobeleR Severely Rebuked by the
Czar-The Convicted Nihilists-
The Lawson Trial.

VIENNA, March 1.-THE appointment of
Count Won Wolkenstein TO succeed Kolnoky
as Ausiro-HuDgarisn ambassador al st. Pc
tersburg has been confirmed.
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TENNESSEE
Sufferers Relief Committee
No. 500 MAIN STREET.

THE shove Storehous- has beer generou.- '
l. loaned IN the com ittes for ne plr-0s- 81
storing snd distributing she supplies draatcl iry
the relief of Tennessee sufferers los tne fool an
who have subscribed. or desire 90 ~. 50 o. lease
send cont buttons - tn committee o. al0v= 40
once. Those desiring the committee so seul E1r
CONTRIBUTORS will please notify ~
Very respectfully, HiNRy Z J VEs
nT-E-lfHNp
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The increase in bankruptcies last week
again proclaim "csution" to business men
times Of speculation are times Of danger
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

ATHENS, March 11.-VaIoritas, candidate
OF the opposition party in the house of dep
utier, was elected president of the chamber
127 to 76.
SCUTARI, March 1.-The Austrians to-
day occupied Croatia and Dragoli, the head
quarters of the insurgents under Cirvocie.
The fort at .Dragoli was mined and exploded
~ the insurgents. According to reports
from Slavonic sources the Austrians fired
upon women and children in their flight
from Dragoli. The fugitives we're allowed
to pass the Monteneerian Gordon,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-12

The bs-bed wire contest is carried on in
keen e'rnest; barbed wires lead to barbed
IrnriS
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A CRnard.
Train-Wreckers Arrested

MILWAUKEE. March 1.-THE Dispatch
forwarded from this point last night about
the capture of the bank robbers, members oil
tie james gang, at Wsukeshs, is a canard.
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MILITARY.

The two military companies consolidated
to-day, the Capital Guards joining the Qua
paws. This company goes into camp next
week, preparatory to visiting New Orleans
in Nav
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-12

Washington Level N NhsAS-I4s AuaeA4 III
Arthur q unique president He REPRE-
ssnts an element in American society thu.
ras psvsr elevated &c szch Distinction He L.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-12

DOCTOR at Richmond saws that il people
will take bath in hot whisky and rock ssl.
twice year they will never catch cold
I ntil somebody has tried this new remedy
We would say stick 70 The old reliable DR.
Buns Cough Syrup.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-12
A Bills HE.D 1910.


For Tennessee and The Ohio raRey, ,Cq7ma
partly cloudy Ueuther and lgkl rains, einds most
iy soulEerly, and louer barometer.
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EDICT
AGAINST UNwHoLEsoME MEDI
CINES.
THE DAWN OF A NEW ERA
ACHIEVEMENTS AT WHICH MEDI-
ICAL MEN MARVEL

| First-The concentration OF the ezsenti al
| properties of fruits and plants TO q cdthartie
dos corresponding in bali with that of pills
| and disagreeable medicines.
! Second.-The eEt,Te abstraction, by chemi-
cal manipulation, of the sripias principles al
ways present in fruits and plants for ls1 alive
| uses.
Third.-The production of a real sperient,
at once wholesome, pleasant to take, efficient,
and economical; one that ss-pss al III, purposes
| Of naaseotls plrgatiSe', without lesviog sny of
| their bad effects, and which is relis.qLl, and
| deitcioes 10 all tdstes.
These rem arkable laboratory achievements
which supply 4 long needed d>sidrGtiIa are
( embodied in the newly-revised Tropie, Fruit
Laxative Lozenges, each lo.enge equal in
Strength and sfee &C. dose of pills or other
nauseous purgstive medicine, without any of
their unpleasant reminders and depressing
| after-effrcs.
Tropic- Fruit Laxative CONFINES gAGntiy
and the Aighest degra of qualify and efficiency
| at losr price, aud it il unQuestiSnably
cheaper, more agreeable to take, and more
certain in its action than pills, mineral
waters, aperients. and other like preparations.
| A bonus Of $1,000 IS offered for the detection Of
any particles Of mineral other siH7Ioax iRgTe-
dsent IN Us composition.
| TRoPIC-FRUIr LAXATIVE, As described
above, is to be had in Is cent boxes only,
with the word hEN lSED printed over trade
/ mark on label.
Ask for, ex anime, and take no other.
| Try Il once, and i not satisfactory, The par
chase money riH be returned.
NOTICE TO OLD PATRONS.
The highly perfected TRoPIc- FRUIT LAX
ALIVE Lozenge, of concentrated size, which
is now being introduced, represents the saIas
medical strength as former large lO7enge, with the
| adyant Hi Of Jras ball 50
cent. more for the money and an improred pre-
psrstioI in the several particulars described
| above.
The bor remains the same IN size aud appear
dnee as heretofore trit6 the addition Of troTd
REVISED printed over trade mark ON label
to distinguish it from the old kind. Such
| REVISED TROPIC FRUIT LAXATIVE
is packed IN 25 cent bores only.
| Druggists are solicited to return 10 the
+, manufacturer, for exchange. any stock Of the
| 25 cent si4e TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
not marked REVISED.
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a.,.. . Number Asr.. with Hin,

NERVOUS pain and weakness, mslarial
diseases fever snd ague, positively cured by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
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COPYRIGHT CONVENTION.

The negotiations for a copyright conven-
ton between Great Britain and the United
States have been suspended President Ar
thur and Secretary-of- Stat. Frelinghuysen
not sharing General Garfeld's views on the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-12

Sir Henry Halford calls upon the foremost
shots among the British volunteers to prac-
tice with special reference to participating
in the International shooting latch, and
adds that nothing short OF the best work of
the men the country can produce will insure
success for the British at Creedmoor.
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EhGi AMI

LOWELL WILL LOOK INTO THE MATTER.
LONDON, March I1.-United States Minis
ter Lowell will shortly visit Manchester to
inquire into the allegations of the cotton
spinners regarding cotton sdulteration.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-12

WASHINGTON, March l1.-Secretary Fol
ger left for New York to-day. He will re
turn Monday evening.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-02-23

George Rivers Walker, of Char
lesion, died Monday in the 35th
year Of his age.
Mr.. W. J. Verdier, of Beaufort,
has been appointed Assistant Dis.
tyict Attorney for South Carolina.
MIR. Verdier is a lifelong Democrat,
and good man.
Charles Jackson, mulatto, assist
ant Postmaster at Orangeburg,
shot and killed himself Monday
while in a room gambling with a
young white man named Andrews
and with others. Before shooting
himself he shot Andrews, though
not fatally
We:learn from a gentleman from
Union that Mr.. Jno. Thompson, a
young man who vas running three
bars in Union, and Was doing a
thriving business, got together all
the money he could by selling out
his stock and by borrowing-and
then skipped for parts unknown,
taking with him about S18, 1000.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-02-23

The sensation Of the day is the
speech Of Hon. MIR. Tillman, OF
South Carolina, delivered in Con
gress a few days ago on the Appor'
tionment Bill. It was a grand ef.
fort, and is said to have had more
influence in Congress than any
speech delivered there for a long
time. a large portion of the speech
-xas devoted to praise Of New En-
gland, which he characterized as
the cradle and the citadel OF our
liberties. While there can be no
doubt as to the speech's being one
of great merit, there are some who,
in view Of the fact that Tillman's
seat in Congress is contested, con-
strue his eulogium upon New En-
gland as ''tafy."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-02-23
Seven for South Carolina.
Tillman Eakas Hit in Advocating Big
House.

Especial Dispatch to the News and Courier.
WAsH1NeToN, February l6-South
Carolina, under the amendment to the
apportionnent bill adopted this even
ing, fixing the number Of members Of
the House of Representatives at 325,
is certain of seven members, te
which end the delegation have been
working for some time. Yesterday
the opinion was general that the House
would adopt the number fixed on last
year, 3l9. The overwhelming major
ity for S25 therefore caused much as
tonishDent. l attribute 20 small por'
tion of the change of sentiment to the
speech delivered yesterday by Mr..
TillnaD, in which be very strongly
advocated a large House. There is
no other visible reason for the Auc:ua-
tion of sentiment. The metropolitan
papers publish dispatches generally
complimentary to our Representative,
although some Of them assaiI his posi-
tion editorially. It is admitted here
that the speech was the sensation of
the season. n. 6. 6.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-02-23
A Word TO Mothers.

Mothers should remember it is a
most important duty at this season to
look after the health of their families
and cleanse the malaria and impurities
from their system, and that nothing
will tone up the stomach and liver,
regulate the bowels and purify the
blood so perfectly as Parker's Ginger
Tonic, advertised in our columns
Post. See other column.