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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-23

ANNOUNCEMENT has been made in the
Nashville BaHner that the Tennessee State
Medical Society will hold its next annual
meeting in this city, commencing May 9th.
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and asking that if they were found to be true
in any degree that the official who had CON-
mitted this outrage should be summarily
dealt with, and full report Of the investiga-
ton forwarded here, TO be laid before the
state department in Washington. No ad-
vices have as vet been received by the Gillian
minister, but he expects a full statement of
all the circumstances connected with the
affair by the next mail, which is due in
shout a Ueek
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HARRIS AT Jackson, Tenn. March p, 1882
Macy E. HARRIS, wife Of DR.. Thomas W. Harris,
and daughter Of the late Judge WIN. B. TURKEY.
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ENGLAND.

COUNTY FRANCHISE QUESTION SETTLED.
LONDON, March 22.-It is considered that
the house of commons has settled the ques-
ton that the regulation of county franchise
is clearly with the present parliament.
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MALONE says he will carry eight of the
gerrymandered congressional districts of
Virginia.
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AMONG the little items OF personal COM
fort and economy are Ayers Pills. They
are the ready remedy which defeat many
disorders, if taken in season, and should be
kept in every family.
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THE KAISER'S BIRTHDAY
Very Generally CeIebrafed-Thank sg w.
ing Servtces-COngrstu Mes
sage from the Gar.
Jews Expelled from MoscOw-DeIaIIs of
the Burning of the Theater Demi-
dOH-ItaIy and France.

LONDON, March 22.-Rourke, the partner
OF Eagan, has been taken to Dublin from
the Mas Jail, that he may be able TO attend
to business.
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SHREVEPORT, La March 22-The steamer
Leslie B. and carg5, $50 bIies of cotton, and
other Merchandise, were burned on Black
Cypress bayou. Insurance, $4,000.
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ESTABLISHEp 1910.
INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and The Ohio paRey, GARNER
soathedst 10 southwest Doh,ds, falling barometer and
fir ueaiher. The IOee,r Mississippi wiH fall
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Steamboat Bnrne.i.

ExTREMELYpslatable, and a sure cure for
all mslarial diseases is DIR. Leslie's Quinine
Wine
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DIED.

DELICIOUS medicine is DIR. Leslie's Qui-
nine Wine. Can be taken by children and
Others where quinine cannot
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Mozart Society.

THE active members of the Society are earn silly
i requested to meet at Hellen berg's Hail III IS
THURSDAY evening at 80 O'clock, 81 arp
j ID HETER Secretary
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AZ New OS.raDp.

New ORLEANS, March 22.-Captain Loud,
of the United States Army, reports that at
| Lake Providence and vicinity there are
| about 1900 persons, and from the Arkansas
| line to the southern line east of Carroll par
ish not less than 5000 people, white and black,
who will require rations for thirty days, and
at least 1000 peopl. in Madison parish who
will have to be assisted next month.
By order of the secretary Of war 100000
| rations for the overlooked sufferers are being
| delivered to the Louisiana commits toner's.
| Fifty Thousand rations have been sent to
Atchafayala. The rations Issued for %, 900
people for fifteen days will soon be exhausted.
Forty thousand people have applied for ra-
tions. This number cannot be supplied I'M
til additional rations have been received.
Provisions will be shipped daily until all
are supplied or the stock exhausted.
There being no fund at the disposal Of the
| governor, the Tnles-Dsmocrut furnished the
| state commissioner with forage for distribu-
| ton, and then bought a steamer for the COM
| missieners use, stocking it with corn, oats,
bran, and hay for the sufferers east of Ouach-
! tia river. Stock is reported dying by hun
dreds. Apprehension is felt that the people
will not be able to plant crop even if the
water receGes in time, on account OF the loss
of stock.
A large amount of stock has arrived here.
| The number of refugees is not very large.
| The situation is critical at Tallulah, and
| a steamer and two barges have been sent
! there. Goodrich Landing asks for 1000 ra-
/ tions. A thorough examination OF all the
| levees will be made. The National Cotton
! Planters Association shipped bale of cot
ton, presented for the benefit OF the sufferers,
! to St Louis TO be sold or ratified.
! The water from Landry crevasse is re-
| ported as encroaching on plantations in St.
| ames parish. Live Oak Grove crevasse is
| probably closed. Breaks are reported at
! Hog Point; also in the old Racourcie levee,
| in Pointe Coupee parish.
Airlee levee is not yet out of the hands Of
the contractor, aud 1t is expected will be
almost completely destroyed. It was IA, 1888
| feet long, and from seven TO thirteen fest
| high. There crevasses will contribute largely
| to the flood of Bayou Macon, Tensas, Black
and Atchafsyla rivers until decline OF ten
| feet takes place in the Mississippi at Helena.
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AboMmazs
1.-THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"

THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.
esFor water drinkers it is Of the utmost i'm.
portance to have at command table water Of
the highest type of purity, agreeable in favour,
eIhilarating by reason of its sparkling etier-
ves-ence, and suitable for daily use as table
luxury and in home circles, at public ban
quets, the APOLLINARIS NATURAL
MINERAL WATER has established itself in
public and professional favour as possessing
these qualities, and / believe its introduction
may be recommended and supported as Of great
value to the cause Of temperance and good
health"
London, Eng. AhgzIst n, 1880. tSiSHes1
NORMAN KERR, MD, Els.
OfdH G,vaeg, DyHgglSts, q Mn. Vst. Dealer.
BEWARE OF MUTATIONS
THIS PAPER A gE Ss f2Re oS Ss &c Ss~ a. sa
s0sx10s W = Dc NE
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ELECTION NOTICE

THE stockholders Of the PEOPLES INSURANCE
i COMPANY are hereby notified tina: an eleC
ton vii, be held AZ the Office of said Company, on
wednesday, April D. Iss2. for the purpose
of eecting Seven Directors 70 serve during the en-
suing year W n FARKISGTOS, President,
CAkKISGToS MAsos, Secretary.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON NOTES


Advices from Yokohama, of February
26th, state that Mr.. Destruve, for some years
Russian minister at Toxic, leaves by the
next mail steamer to take charge of the Rus
sian legation at Washington.
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"a Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The secretary of
war has ordered 800 900 rations TO be issued
at New Orleans for the benefit Of Louisiana
sufferers, 2OO,O 900 at Memphis ior Mississippi,
so ,OGO at Helena for Arkansas, ami 10000
each at Charleston, New Madrid and Gyoso,
for Arkansas.
The secretary of war has issued instructions
for transportation of 100 hospital tents
from Philadel phia to Vicksburg, for the use
OF sufferers by the floods.
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The Indian agent at the Cheyenne and
Arapahoe agency, Indian Territory, tele-
graphs that reduction of rations TO one
third, as ordered, would probably cause an
outbreak. The Indians refuse to enroll for
beef rations on the proposed basis. Com
missioner Price replied that the instructions
must be obeyed, as Congress has failed to
make the necessary appropriation for full
rations
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Several Western Senators called upon the
President this morning to urge the promo
ton of General Crook to a INDEPENDENTLY
in the army. The President replied that he
fully appreciated Crooks ability and serv-
ices, but could not promise the appointment,
as there were two or three in the army above
Crook in rank, and he did not like to Jump
him over their heads He said that it would
crafty him personally 10 advance General
Crook, and ne would certainly give his
claims every consideration. Generals Terry
| and Pope outrank Crook
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Purely a Political Job.

The minority report of the House COM
mittee says that the effort to secure the add
mission of Dakota as State was purely
political movement, agitated exclusively in
the interest of certain politicians who are
seeking to accomplish their ambitious de-
signs, and that Of those who appeared in
Washington in behalf of sdmis ion not one
was an agriculturist. The indications are
that if the admission of Dakota becomes a
party question the Democrats will solidly
oppose it.
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University Meeting.


Tho meet * At the court house last
might was attended by alb MT slXty per
sons Nj J, O. Stephenson wn- elected
chairman aud Mcssrs. Jno. Willis, L. Is.
Cox, secretaries. The meeting wa. ad
dressed by Judge c. b Gerald DR. Il
II. Carroll, MIR r. B Cox, Nj VIM Cam.
eron, Mr. Jeuk n- aud sotnr others W,
regret that onr limited space prcclndes
Il full report Of the speeches made The
general impression seemed 10 pel 'Hir
the friends OF the movement that the f.
forts to raise he gu. 900 WAS 10 prove "a
failure, aud the tenor and tone Of the
speakers was depressing. M. Carroll
thought that II the business men w.rc
not enlisted failure was CERTAIN To- bc the
result. MI jenkins declared that the
city had been thoroughly rnuvh--ud aud
the matter presented and that
II the matter Jared At vae
from an iudspp-itlon to give.
In regard 10 the -uKgcntiOu hat capital
ists shou'd have taken the ia tmtion.
Mr.. Cameron 'cp untucstlv declared
that lac had Hgnu uud again presented
and urged the matter to prominent men
and that ho had been met with "A uthy,
aud he eNprrsscd much Indignation IL
hrs tone when hr referred Ia the MAN
ucr III which the subject had been met.
The meeting WAS resolving lt.clf into
funeral orHtIouH. and the disposition
seemed Ia be to give NJ all further
attempts when DR. Burlrruu nrpsc to
make few remntkr H. had not pukcu
bu Few sentences when tue attention
OF the audience wHs kcCuly aroused 1t
wHs - short speech DR. Burlcsun nude
but II produced % puwrrful effect. he
house waH stll AZ dcHth ns the white
haired president ~ n yours standing
plead his own cnse II was spoken IN q
down, Tor several minutes "a pin could
have he n heard to drop III amy
part OF the court room.
II WAS not the sam" audience Of quar-
tor u an hour previous The silence
was broken by NJ. John Willis, who has
been one 81 the most ardent aud Labor -
Qua IN the work Of raising subscriptions
and who hHs exhibited much courage
amid general dependency. lie be.
levcd that ten thousand dollnr- could
be rusod by Wednesday This WIS the
turning point III the meeting A new
spirit peivadcl It, and 4uc' spirit that
II It can be contaminated Will yet raise
the mo cy a motion WAS made 10y NJ
L u. Cox that q committee be appointed
to canvass the city, WHICH was carried
and the following gentlemen a. pointed
VIM Cameron, chHirmf . Judge Gernld,
John Willis, T., A. Smrb =, 7, Rotau, j.
A. solomon. y Sanger \ W Mann, W.
r. TdccIC NJ. Sclcy. John I. Walton,
W. Ii. Jenkins, J. V Smith, John l..
Dyer, \ h. Gilmer, T.. A. Jones, Felix
Robertson The committee will report
at meeting to hc held at the court
house Tuesday night The committee
are urRen ly requested TO meet at the
Office OF VIM. Cameron on Monday morn.
iug at ; o'clock.
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pI.KASANrIY pr.
a TimeI, nnd ser>ibie Cara
from Dr. wilkes.

woo Jply 10. Shall I e1pres- nuy
rsy,o, mat our fl.eud-, the delegates
tror, Fail. and Limestone counties, came
=, Vac y.s,.rdnyy However much re-
orc, ma, h. felt At their disappointment
H. nal meeting our handsome sets Of
Islega.e Al pointed boy our county con.
yent .op to ss.i., them In selecting a sen.
,tnr nd tloater. ] feel constrained to
congratulate them upon their N.,t TO the
hnnlsomest city ~ 1eNp-, and certainly
congratulate mssel' on tue &c luaint.
suce Of such aiIaho and pleasant gen
tIemep.
Az no agreement WIG ever male
"a 10 time aud place q holding
these conventions see correspondence
in my possession. no doubt tr's WAS Il
preteYt upon their part 20 escape Tor
=. -. - ~. L., I ..,r,.s. - l,,g,ragg
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" The Great Southern Re

"Brazos Chill Cure, viii
Tanted Tor the cure of chlll'
is positive antldote Tor VI
has no rival as a tonic for i
an emaciated system from
matt, causes, aud to tho''
necessarily exposed 70 mi"sl
euces, and are attended VI
lowing symptoms, such as Il
lite, aching of the back amt
vcrishnoss, severe hcatacllt
ton 10 get about, low ,plrlt'
ness, chilly sensations, ana
hot, burning fever, when
terminate in bilious, renlll
termittcnt fever, we would
you keep u supply on III"
time and take a dose three
No other medicine il nrces''
very concentrated and pow
effects In removing the 20"
mcnts from the blood, anu
appreciate this warning oetV
farmer, who is more OF ''
10 those atmospheric poison,
In the ,all season, when gain
crops In the midday sun, {
and heavy dews of morning
those malignant feyers are u
Lent, and TO them We would
to take \ dose of "BraIos y
every morning on rising, Il
avoid the danger Of much ~
say nothing Of the time y
saved in the end. No SUI!
arsenic, The physicians pr,
recommend 1t. Ask your u
II aud take no other. ITice
tie, Prepared only by 4,
TucKER 4
Wac
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


LIVERPOOL, July .-Noon.-Cotton
sor'o'"har n"t"i"r q hl-G1nG 90 6la
quiet aud Unchanged; l'panda, i lO-IGI,
Orleans, 7lud. Snlesl ~ bales; specula-
ton and export 900 bales, receipts
z, iOO bales al American, July.Aug-
ust, delivery . i-6idWG 90 "a, August
September, i 50 64dN6 54,G4d, Septem.
her-Octuber, t A-6i; October November,
q iO.oid; November December, Il 57.6Id,
December-January, & b6id Futures
Arm.
~ p. M-Sales, Of American, 5,i5O
bales. Juy-August delivery, g 60,G4d,
Angust.Scptcmbor 6 62-G4W---
september October, 1864 October
November i il.6i, November Decem-
ber a. Futures quieter.
NEW YORK, July l5.-Ihr total
visible supply " cotton for the world IL
l,S2l,.M bales, Of which 93l ,ON bales
ARE American, against 2,llh,f 81 .balcs
aud l,"S93S bales, respectively last
yrnr Receipts ~ cotton 1T all interior
towns 2,6I- bales, receipts from plan.
tNtions, 49, bales. Crop in sight,
8 32lOSO bales
GRAIN ASD PRODUCE.
New ORLrANs, July l5.-Flour scarce
aud firm. Xxx, S5u540; xxx.
90 ihNh M, higher grades So Va 20 J.
Corn Is quiet and steady, mixed. A6c;
white quoted at 81 Va 10. Oats, unset
settled ,higher,6O@ 7Uc;uew Texas, tirmer,
j6n5Sc, Corn meal IL higher, held at
sl.47 Pork Is dun and lower at 923OO
Lard Is scarce and hrm; tierce
refined, l3Ac, key lac. Dry
salt meats, easier, shou ders, quoted
AZ l04c Bacon Is qv ct and weak;
rhor drrs, ll3ic, short rib and long
clear, l4Ac Hams are dull; choice
sugar-cured cauva. ed, liHl5 Whisl
lis steady aud unchanged; western recti-
fled, 9ll5G 20 CoiIee If steady;
curg,es, ordinary TO prime,
oslo Sugar is steady and in fair
demand; good common, 7@7lic;
fair to fully fair, 7ANSlBc; prime to
choice, s., asl5c, yellow ella, fled, sac.
Molasses IL quiet, common, i51 tie, FAIR
rebo led, 50n52c; prime, 5jg5sc. Rice
il ~ OF aud steady, ordinary 70 choice,
6A 1iac. Bran Is easier at slO7ls,
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Sim pie RENE
I. IT,
improved Iron luylqor,,,,

=, the most perfect and s,,j.,..,
hinhiion known to tbe 'aueIo,
which iron is cuuibin.G piols
Is me success of tins picpar, t 10 o
destined to become, william, {
most popular OF all the ir", a 10
in use. And We hesitate NV, N.Y., to'l
mat tins medicine II no se a,y, 70 :
cheaply COTTON up comnonr G lo'
geh'l ne constitutional rrm envy uU'
my those Alternative powers
to recuperate and inyignro,V X
system when bro zen down ' H.. %. y
disease commonly calIej =, wy
known as dysprpslaanl In, i' ali
when nlne.tenths Of all our iiI h. \
mate because when the iI,, ~, W
paired IRON want ut the ns,n. slloi
is so important In the ,llgn,,.,a" . =
OF man, then II is that tLIs.V,,n,'s
many type1,u-ualv rulr1";. "@
lassitude and sour stomach ,, aF'
mental exhaustion jmpllreI ,.''.
general prostratiun OF the aS ,,I'' ..
liver complaint. followed IN" r'5
AMI all diseases ot the Rlo6r , ~,
SKf and BLADDER tlf rr1i a. 'e
tcar Ill aches known MA rb'g ,.',7
ralgli bachacho ant hero. ~
headache. And ull ro'.n.',.-
weak females, WHO aip IN XVI ,'
good tonic to build up Their , ,...
caunut find. We hon,s'lybi..N'''t
ora more certain I.mc,ly r,..
bottle II sun, lent IT, pioy.
wonderful medicinal pnr, y
regularly according Ia IKE.
Your druggist Ion lsuE,yu
ORATOR. and be- sur. 70 al.
Price - per bottle. pr
Tucker K Willis, Waco. H.. .
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MOORE n THOMPSON,
a Good Place nt which "a
Trade.

A reputation Tor falr dealing, down
weights, correct accounts, good goods
and ailnble manners have made the gro.
coly house of Moore X Thompson one
~ the lead ~ firms i'll the city. They
have Il very large trade and are extend.
ing 1t eyeiy day from merit alone, Old
Gus omrrs meyer leave them aud new
ones come, We know OF no house we
could more consc entiousIy recommend
to old citizens or new customers than
the grocery house Of Moore \ Thomp-
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Nerve and Tonit tN,I

A most splendid nerve TOM
alive. A sure and speedy {
nervousness, wakefllncSs, 81
We are frank TO admit that l
ELIXIR has no real or aclll
properties direct in it, comb
that its qnleting influence
reached through Its tonic Ell.
system, and when the followll
ARE expe fenced by the indlyl.
NsARVoUS HEADACHE, NEuRALG
ism, NERVOUS FROST RATIO,
by excessive drinking snd
which naturally produces
energy and impaired vitality
that this POWERFUL BEINlR Is
cd to restore the nerves to u
condition, thereby giving vi
newed strength at he whole
derrnged from oyerwolk oI
Ask your druggist tor II, a.
other. Price 30 cents and 81
Prepared only by Tucker q
Texas.
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Our ncighboring town sent the follow
ing gentlemen Us delegates to Galveston
To the bur Mcssrs \, Z.
McKinnon, l. o. Call, V II. w, b. ID.
Varlton and Judg, 10, Abbott
To the state cOuventiou-Thc same as
above, with the exception OF Judge
Abbott,
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CasCara Cordial.

one OF the latest and mot !
all ,iquit ctthal iC-. this e'cgal
ton l. made witt -rrupUioNs
tho best and most carefully sd
rial, IL is with the greatest +
e recommend this very ~
harmless remedy ps being Oh,
1urcst laxative and cathaItic b
males and children, now in o
hILiiual constipation and ind
cannot iind.anvthi = moe y
lain. ii is combined with a
such u manner that the bite
cascarh sagrada is yomplclel
AL y"ur rruppist tor H.. and
Il ke no other. Price 81 cent,
Pr, pared by Tucker ~ "
TekILs.
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STATISTICAL FACTS.
Valuable Data For The Public

The following iigur the result uf care
tm and thoush''ul 'nquiry, ARE ritrird
th"sr seeking onomica protec, on. The
data l. In every instance OH ,al, rud there
tore CO. ct beyond question. Number
neyrlrnt ord I. during past twelve months
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Personal.

&. w. white IA Al inc racine.
M. W Oglc.by ia in lrom Coke
BF. Lean IL Ia the city tom Tyler.
c Il. Jones, OF Bait more, is in the citv.
Abe Rolhschill ha. returned from Whit
nov
Nd. Barr IS IN the city from Fort
worth.
W r shee, OF Tcxarkans, IL at the Me
LELAND.
The p'ql, was covered with teams all
rlay yesterday.
Mr. james Il Baker has been quite sick
tor several days.
g.. Adler arrived hy the afternoon train
ON san AniOnio.
Tom Msddin was able to walk up town
yesterday afternoon.
A. l.. Conwcll at 81. Lpnis. II rcgistI +
ci Mt the McClcllnnd.
H. G. M,vncld of Mi.'is-ippi, came in
ON the afternoon ain.
"A strong hrcsz" moderated the hen;
ot Yesterday afternoon.
/ IL smith and ". a. Bibbarrved tsuw
/ Selma. Ala. Yesterday.
Mr.. U.B. Kvsrr and wife OF Austin, az
| quests At the McClelland.
/ A Slerrctt OF Dallas. was one OF n,
I numerous evening arrivals
Mr. Ncn. hnhno'lyn am" IN on the
Missouri facihc tram last night
t,Jco ~ " povia want IN Co,sicon,
ros,crlov and ,ylll roturn MonJav
are among the arrivals OF yesterday
n,.,. ...ot,, .ota,,,,. ,,a.,.., >,
I'M, n,I Sa ''.t ' s, ', p'r'' I"
''' H''''' "''' ''''' '''' ''''' '''''''E
/ Mr.. r Couycra, Justice oi the noRco
/ NJ BosqUcvllc, wHs in the city Yesterday.
/ T.. Q. Dcyorc. OF Indiana. are at the Pac'hC
hot.
II. NO., IIi,..,.,. e., a, ,h. r...,u.
"l. r',u r'','H' ~, ~" A., '"
/ yn,L
,, n ,,a v,..,.,,., -,...
JUG" - VI NRA'V' "I M"rdiF wen
I conventions.
rE Armstrong Virginia. md l.. w
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Electric Consumption

Has undoubtedly thr b
ton OF any medicine Ion
consumption that We hay
able to find. 1t Is prepare
for consumption, and tho,
affected with n deep. seated
lOng-stanaing. a few dost
mediate relief, and il kept
feet a cure. 1t is very Sootll
lungs and pleasant 10 take,
nights sleep, free from tho,
paroXysms Of coughing, is v
than the price of n half doi
Ask your druggist Tor a
once; price 30 cents and 81
Prepared only by Tucker
Waco, Texas.
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Don't forget when You went rice
suit of clothes, shi. collars, cults, and
the latest in scart- and ties, 10 CT
where they have hut one price goods
IN plain figures, at Sruger Bror-7l6tc
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I, Tue oilN INST tuton IN the Wullu That
has ever been able in seven months to pay
inaN imum ben lit
DURING INFANCY
In the process ~ building, the compar
htlrU ST"vth OF o. Eaui1 ,'tuii- can unlS Dr
definitely ascrrtHnel hy amuun,s collect
ed on Hsscssmcn =. amt IN mi connection
these striking figure, are presented
knigh uf Honor
First Assgssmenf.....,.... as ~
IcNrs Benevolent Association
First Asses mvht,..........,...... 3JOS %
Knight. OF Honor:
Second Assessment .,........... 6GS 90
-1eISs Benevolent AsSucl,t on,
Second Assessment ..... .......... j. Jl~ 30
i. NJ X. A, & mos, O'd).
First Ass"ssment.,.,....... 7Oi ~
southern Benefit amt Nut Rrli,;
First Assessment. ......... .......... ~ 70
the second call OF The T. h. \ it may
be added, embraced a membership ot only
seven months, and the amount realized {,
abs JuIcly without a preredrut.
COMPAKA1lNE COST
Guided by datI elsewhere given. and
ha'ing our calculations on actual death
late ~ published We ind the usalt us
follows,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

Constipation is positively cured bv Car
ter's Little Liver Pills. Not by purging
and weakening the bowels, but by regula.
ting and r 3ngthening them. Thisis done
by Improving the digestion ard stimula-
ting the liver TO the proper secretion of
bile, when the bowels will perform their
customary functions In all easy and nat
ural manner PnrRative pills must be
avoided Ask Tor CHrtr's Little Liver
Pills. Price ~ cents, sold by Tucker *
Willis, Waco, TeNas.-7IOlw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16
No Chnngc..wiiI Continue the
Good work.

seeing that he at la.ts'.nck tie Icy note
\. {. EGon vii continue TO furnish 'rade
with iirst-cli IS goods At the lowest price.
lie Is gaining every day new customers to
his very large list and II honest dealing.
dr,t-o .ss goods. low prices and strict At
ten on 10 business will wind. {. Eaton "a
40 X "