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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-09
Mardi Gras at New Orleans.

Is grateful to invalids. because it is refresh.
ing without the sickening effect Of most
perfumes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-09

Adapted to the needs OF fading and falling
hair. Parker's Hair Balsam has taken the
highest rank as an elegant and reliable hair
rastnrafire
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COOKING OIL
REVOLUTION IN THE HOUSEHOLD
COOKING
TRADE-" FAV0RITE"- Mark
OIL!

As an Article of Purity and Economy
Unsurpassed.
yI1HE COOKING OIL manufactured expressly
Il for family use by the MEMPHIS OIL COM
PANY is gaining in favor daily, substitute
for lard, with Housekeepers, Hotels. Restaurants
and large manufactures of Crackers and coHfec-
tioneries. at home and abroad Only within the
las four months more than s2 100 gallons 52o
coo pounds, have been sold in this city and sur
rounding country We claim for it, as a substi-
rute for lard, the following.
1. MS cHEAPS the cost Is about one
half that of lard
2 IFS PURIT Y-Most of the lard at the present
time is largely edulterated.
8. IT'S HEALTHFULSE5S-It being = Tegeta-
BILE oil, is certainly superior 70 animal OIL.
We are prepared 70 supply the demand through
out s-he entire season with the very best quality.
For Convenience of merchants the q FANORI1E''
can always be had by calling on ]. 7. JEFFERSON
q CO. No. $50 Front ST., Memphis Oil Co.'S Agenta-
MEMPHIS OIL COMPANY.
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Rnrneft,a Cocoaine

hair. 1t has been used in thousands of cases
where the hair was coming out, and has
never failed 10 arrest its decay.
Use Burnett's Flavoring Extracts-the
baSr
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Kensington Art NeedIework.

Ladies interested in artistic needlework
should not not fail to see the beautiful work
executed by Mrs. J. H. Dey, at the Claren-
don Hotel. Teaching shading specially.
Don't Condemn a Good Thing.
Because deceived by worthless nostrums.
Parker's Ginger Tonic has cured many in
this section OF kidney and nervous disorders,
and we commend it to such sufferers.--Nelrs.
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CLEERE INDICTED


the first Indictment, which is couched il
substantially the following words. states tina
K. III. Cicero, late of the county of Shelby
on the 18th of May, 1881, in the said county
being then and there deputy-collector Of
back State and county poll-taxes for the
Tenth ward of the TaxingDis,rict of Shelby
county, unlawfully, willfully, corruptly, de,
ceitfully and extortionately, and by color OF
oil his said office, did
EXToRT, RECEIVE AND TAKE
OF and from one Matt Bornhardt the sum oil
fifty cents as and for fee due 10 the said z
II. Cleere as such deputy collector Tor taking
the affidavit of the said Matt Bornhardt that
he was over the age of fifty years, the age
fixed by law as exempting persons who have
reached that age from paying poll-tax and
that he (Bornh srdt) was not liable Tor poll
tax; he, said r. II. Cleere, then and the re
having in his hands for collection poll-tax
against the said Matt Bornhardt, turned over
to him by J. J. Williams, county agent and
back poll-tax collector, whereas in truth and
in fact fee whatever was then due from
him to Cleere.
CHARGING COMMISSION.
An indictment was also brought against A.
Z. Mills, former deputy county trustee for
G. B. Fleece, who had for collection claim
against Mat Goodrich, and in collecting it
charged Goodrich twenty-five cents as a
and lee due himself
An indictment was also brought against J.
F. Benton, who is charged with a similar
ofense against William Ginson.
In the last case the commission of twenty
FIVE cents was in the regular printed tax re-
ceipts.
THE RECEIPT.
The following receipt is fled with the in
dictment against Cieere:
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE r. R.. May 16, 1881.
Received of Mr.. Matt Bornhardt fifty cents for
affidavit over age and not liable for poll-tax
r. H. CLEERE,
Deputy Collector Tenth Ward.
In the tax receipts the words "four per cent"
are printed. On a dollar this would be only
four cents. How the collectors make twenty
i've cents out of it is mystery.
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DESTRUCTION COMPANl
4lSG

IN Inc CITY OF LOulsVlIIc, on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY -, ISS2.
These drawings occur monthly Sundays except
ed under provisions of Act Of the General As
sembly Of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court on March sIst
rendered the following decisions:
Isf-That the Common W eaIfh Dfsfrfbu.
ton Company is legal.
2d-Its drawings are fair.
NB-THE COMPANY HAS NO W ON HAND A
Ia PEE REEERNE Find REAn RKErrII
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D.(HIRsCH q Co.'S Old Judge aigars, factory
e73 I'D Coilec, Dist, N. J, ARE best, for &c.
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LARGE REsERVF FUND Ran cIRE n !
THE LIST OF PRIZES FOB THE


WROte Tickets, "a half Tickets. 81.
u Tichets, $50. IS Tickets, 500.
Remit Money or Bank Draft In Letter OF send hy
Express DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER
ward, By Express can be sent at our expense.
Acdress all orders 70 2 Il BOARDHAS, Courier,
journal BuiIAing, Louisville, Kentucky, or Z NJ
BoARbAAN. 500 Broadway, New YORK, OF No.
west Court st. Memphis, Tenn.
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D. w. NELSON. EDentist
81 mIsoELLASEOUs. I
NOTICE.

fINHERE will be meeting OF the stockho'de OF
i tue Memphis and 81. Louis Railroad Company
for the elecuo of Directors OF said ny, and
for The transaction OF other business at the post
ONCE in The town of HOPEFIELD, in Crittenden
county. Arkansas. opposite Memphis, on FRIDAY,
March 10. 1852, al 10 o'clock n;
T. II. ALLEN, President.
Rap
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Tonight Miss Annie Pixley begins an en-
gagernent at the Memphis Theater in her
well-known play, M'liss. the Child Of The iSier-
ras. She does not need an introduction to
MeTnnhis
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FOR sTE TRANCIs RIVER.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
FOR ARKANSAS CITY.


FOR ARKANSAS CITY.
Memphis and Arkansas City Packet Co.
Adams U. 5. Mail Line-For Helena, Friars Point,
Concordia, Terrene, Arkansas City and Pine
Bluff L. R.-The fine Passenger Steamer
DEAN ADAMS,
NJ. R. Cheek......--rnaster A. l.. Cummins. clerk
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY, DIT pm.
For information apply at No. Madison street.
FOR DYERSBURG.
For by ersbnrg, Key Corner and ALI Way
neutrality-suspicious.
VI lark Twain, E.sLES
". P. Hall ....master ]. d. Fullec.
viii leave as above EVERY MONDAY, at pm.
win give strict attention to all Way Business.
For freight or passage apply on board
LEE LINE STEAMERS.
For Glendale, Helena ard Friars Point.
as James Lee.
Stack Lee, master WhiuoET, clerk. akzzazx 80
win leave as above os every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at pm.
once. No. Madison street.
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NEW FIRM

CAR T z r & BL ES 8 I N G..
NJ E GARTER. of the late firm of Smith &
WI. Carter, and CHAS. J. BLESSING, having as
ISOLATED themselves under the above firm name,
assume all liabilities of Smith & Carter, and will
continue in the line at the old stand, No. 3lS
Front street.
eEReferring TO the above cards, l take pleasure
in recommending the new firm to the confidence
OF my friends and the public generally
G. W SMITH.
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WIN. H. BEEDE AZ 60

FTNHE finn of SMITH & CARTER has this day
l. dissolved by Diutual consent, Mr.. G. W. smith
retiring G. W. SMITH.
NJ. L CARTER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-25

fine BARNS and all necessary OUT-BUlLD-
lNGS. The land Is In high state Of cRlti-
walton, and portion Of il IL well SET In val
liable chestnut and ether timber.
The improvements on "Reliremenl," the
adjoining tract, consist Of . good
DWELLING
and the necessary OUT-BUILDTN0S, and the
soil is well adapted 70 the production OF the
staple crops Of the county.
cpl. Treat Marsh and RI. Hickory Bot
TOM is located In the Ord election district on
the road leading 10 Andrews Church, about
81 miles from Leonardtown, and il Improved
by a comfortable DWELLING and She usual
OUT-BUILDISGS A large portion Of this
land is well sst 10 PINE TIMBER valuable
for cord wood and The arable land Il IN q lhir
condition and susceptible Of improvement
The last uanied :racr--ihe Deaf Homestead
ia located in the esh eircti0n district, Inn
media els % the line Of tie Southern Mary.
land railroad The imprDs. nlsnts consist u
3 good EwELLING, nov somswhat out d
repsir, a 6ne BARN and the usual OUT
BUILDINGS. This property ESPECIALLY vAI-
uabie tor the large quantity u Chestnut,
Pine and other timlers upon Il.
Tbs above described lands compose all She
real estate 81 which the late B. |. AbeII died
s<ixrd and possessed. and are soId free and
clear o. the widow's dover.
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Public Local Law.
ENACTED JANUARY SESSION. lssa.
[PubIhhsd BY Authority.1
[PubIhhsd By Aulhorig.l

AN ACT to repeal section one Of
Act TO divide the Fourth Elec.
ton District of ST. Mary's cOun-
ty, and 10 create an additional
Election District in said county,
to be styled the Seventh Elec.
ton District, Chapter two hun
dred and eighty-three Of the
laws Of eighteen hundred and
seventy-six, and re-enact the
same so as 70 read as follows:
SKoTIOn 1. Be II enacted By the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That 80 much Of the
Fourth Election District ofSt MaFy's county
- included wiihin the folio sing lines shall
hereaf6sr be known no the Seventh Election
District that Il 20 Say: Beginning at the
crossing Of ST. Clements Bay Run, b. The
stage road, and cunning thence with said stage
road toward Chstfic0 until i reAehes the
Northeast end, o. corner OF "Neale's Lot"
On said stage road; thence by . direel line 70
The bead waters Of 'sNotley Hall Creek
thence by tie waters Of the Wicomico and
Potomac rivers and Sc. Clements Bay 10 The
beginning, inrlnding the several Islands coz
tignous 70 the aforesaid rivers.
Section o. And be IL enacted, That ths
Act shall take effect from the date Of Us pas
sage.
Approved Nay srd, 1897.
We hereby certify, That the afOregoiLg 80
correct egpy Il an Act of the Geaeral ASSN
bly, d Maryland, passed January seasion'
1881.
JOSEPH B. SETH,
Chief Clerk a. the House Of Delegates.
j. ~. MILLER,
Secretary Of the Senate.
May II, issa-sw.
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Public Local Law.
ENACTED JANUARY SESSION, 1882.
IPubliahsd BY AuthOrity.l
CHAPTER $50.

AN ACT to direct and empower
the County Commissioners Of
Saint Mary's County, 10 protect
the County property and Coun-
ty Records from the effects Of
fire, by eiEecting an insurance on
the property and providing fire
proof safes.
SEcTiox 1. Be enacted BY the General As
semhiy Of Maryland. That the County Com
missioners Of st. Mary'e County. he and they
are hereby empowered and directed 10 cause
an insurance against ere, 20 be effected on the
public buildings Of the County In some good
and reliable Company, preferences being given
20 the Montgomery County Mutual Fire In
suranee Company And Che said sCommis-
sIonerss are further empowered and directed
90 purchase immediately after the passage Of
this Act, AZ the expense Of the County, and a
= cost MOI 90 exceed the sum cf eight hun.
dred d0llars IN The aggregate, 4 FIRE proof
safe, each for che use Of the said Commission
eFs, the Clerk o. fhe Circait Court foT said
Conntv, and the Register Of Wills, In which
shall De kept The Connty Records and other
valsable papers md things II Ehe Coanty In
ShCttUn >. An0 % u enaetea, That this
Ass shall take elect irons the date q iis pas
sage.
Approved Ord May, 1854.
We hereby certify, That the afor@goine 4
correct copy ofan Act Of the GenesnI Assem-
By q Maryland, Passed January Session,
IN. MILLER,
Secretary or the Eenaie.
JOSEPH B. SETH,
Chief Clerk Of the House o. Delegates.
Nay ls. ls8z-3w.
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MfmpBaKm CAuumF.-1rhe man who mnr.
dered Capt. Nelson and tie colored mate Il The
aloop Fanny Southafd On lhe Alb inst, white
Che veH1el waB Tying Ia Mexhodoek Creek,
haa heee caught and has confessed The crime
Bis nafns i Frank BnFtman alias Eurke. ne
was afFesled IN 8aliimoFa and now awaits ahe
resnisition pf the Governor q Virginia.
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$50 acres, more or Tess,

and generally known a. Dszekiah penrs old
homestead.
The FIRST two named traets adjoin each
other aad are located imnediaiely on Briton's
day, In the Bird election district, withia about q
mile By water and about three miles By land Of
Leouardtown. near three steamboat whaFves,
at which steamers touch 20 and from Balti-
more and Washington almost daily and Goa
yenient TO churches, schools, etc. The inn
provSments on s'Placentia" consist q mag-
nifcent
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-25

AZ his f4sidenee, near Eewpors, Charles
cnunty, Nd. JAMES r. A. PRICE, IN ihe
eslh yeaF Of his age. and formerly Of this
counfy.
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Public Local Law.
ENACTED JANUARY SESSION. 1852.
IPublishea W AuthOri.y.l



AN ACT TO repeal an act passed
January Session, eighteen hun
dred and eighty, entitled aAn
Act to Encourage the Destruc-
ton Of Hawke, Owls and Foxes
in 81. Mary's county, y and to re-
enact the same with amend
ments thereto.
SRcyioN ] Re IL enacted BY the 0euerhl
Assembly of Maryland, That any per,on Jill
ing any hen hawk. partridge hawk. large
oWis crow OF 81, within the limits of Sd. Ma
ry'sconniys shall Dc entitled 10 receive bonn
~ 0ftweniy-a cenfs Tor each ard every hen
hawk, partridge hawk and large owl, and
fse Gratis for zach and every crow, and ffty
cents for eack And every fox 60 killed.
Sac. .. And be It enacted, That to obtain
said bounty i shall be necessary for the per-
son killing said ben hawk. partridg re hawk.
large owl crow OF fox, 70 produce the bead Of
said hen hmmks partridge hawk, large owl
and crow, and tue brush Of said fox, before
some justice Of the peace Tor ST. Mary's coan-
~, and a The etms time make cath that the
said lea hawk, partridge hawk, large owl,
crow or'fox - he ease may Bel was scaurht
and killed withia &c liniiiB Of Sc. Maryss
couney, and shersnpon thesaid Justice shall
give ceGli01at1 Of The production Of The said
head o. heRds, brush o. brushes, before him,
and the taking Of said oath, il shall then be
the duty a. sns aaid fHSgice 81 destroy the aid
heHd o. heads, htnsh o. brushes, 60 a to pre-
vent necgnd allowance upon The sane.
SIC. = Aaa be 4 enacted, That npon the
producaion a he ssid Jussict's certificate be-
fore the Count4 Commissioners Of s.. Mary's
county, The Fi6smmissiomeFs nre hereby an-
-.
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s;e1s5 ..rwsss' = s-s~-s.S 49,
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ahevs-,nenf;ons4 ;1 r....5 k -.
honss. of go r.~r;ss.}r.~ :. 49,
and nrane~ form & Isw - r,~-..s -
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MARYLAND and that. agao~ a,,iw 49,
inc fhe genatanr.1 4Foe~e - 49,.
wes r,re-onted sr~-,.s:r~ g .
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land e. - arrr@-~l .f,h- -.
tive ehambar ~ FrSaav a. go
dav AZ Mareh and 4het i
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the Tsg;sla1nrS .I;d ros s5;es~s '- ,, ...sI
Mondag ths third ~ Amt ~ shas
~. Mi waw rsha $3.50. .f 49, ~.
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before So e.l,'o,,r5s,ent ~ sd .sr.s.s
latura Tia r,esst;oners fursher ys-,.
reaant thai 49, co~~s;t-t;os .-s:.ls 3
aertion N dnclars- thss & go Fl; IL
shalI not b returpsd nv ths Coz ~.
ernor w;thin s;r dava lsn.dav $3.50
tedl after Il ahalI have hean ,,ra-e,,tall
~ I;r, az sa-.~ .L.lI 80 -
ike manneraa II he haa s;gnaa = ,n
Is tha CeneraI As.sTnLs .hai, -
adionrnment nravent ~ r.t,.-- q
which caae Il shall ros i. ! a.. a..
the aid bilI va i ,,osses.;on - s 49,
Governor for more tbar ~ daws = $50 80
that the I,srislatnre d;d MT s5; !; -,
within that time ana that .-tLsrrs -. !
ths ss;d h;lI : L. 49,. ~. -
stitntion and lawa ~ tha stass 80 49, 80.
your petitioner further rsnrsssnt , s go,
thew are Informed and thsrs ss,-s
charge that WiII;am n Ham;Iton
Governor of MARYLAND has rr5s--
takan Il resa;r = ~ vos.s..;a, s-s !,
an ;IIegal and ,,nconst;tIst;oral 49, i
ner the bin above rafsrrsJ - 49,
that Il i The datv AZ tha sa;d cov ~.
ernor 10 give ~ sand tia h;II - ~
Clerk offha Court ~ Anna.l. !. -.
ouired by section 40 arfIcls a oftbs
constitution The net;t;onsrs f,-the,
claim tbaa thew az w;thont -sr, -.
damus
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-25

When ron have any money 20 spend, and
want % get lie real value In merchandise,
sfG BRO WN STORE
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u HATS ws havs Genss' nnd roashs' not-
BIC BROWN STORE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-25

HAVING ohlainsa The services Of CON-
peleni and skfIflnI blacksmith. An
prepared 10 atAend TO horseshoeing. efc
JOS A. DiLL0w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-25

Whrfs Il fi,aF frert boaY cowxs ~ Tie Bic
nromn S1ora IA ,faaef neeanae he. ca bag
goods chenper ,hsn anr pfhef place u Afer-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-25

A ine line % Ladies' and Misses faney hoee
BIG BROWN STORE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-25

We have the fnrss colse ID lower NarFlnad
a. tbs BIC BROWN &T0RK
We have : line az Ladies' Shoes lhas We
are offsFing az 50 cenis--ehrap ~ 81
BIG nRGHN STORE
EveFybody eomez % he Sig Br0wn Store .
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-25

A4lG tA&C DAuQuCt W OUN. 1AuAti-
ton st the Carrolton Hotel, BalEi-
more, says the Democratic Advocate,
was a gathering Of some good men
with good intentions. and others who
represent no one but themselves and
their own ambitions. Hon. Thos. T..
Bayard, Hon. Samuel ]. Tilden, SEN
atora Vance, Ransom and Voorhees,,
Gen. Hancock and the host Of other
distinguished men invited, were not
present. Gov. Hamilton was the
only guest-the others were subscrib-
ers to the feast. The distinguished
gentlemen from other states could
not have been expected to be present.
The United States Senators and mem
bers Of the House Of Representatives,
We were sure, would not attend q
political feast to which the Maryland
Senators and Representatives had not
been invited. They early found that
it was q factional banques. The lead
ers were Democrats, If you please. but
Democrats unnecessarily warning with
the great body Of the party, and
claiming for themselves ali the good
results Of recent Legislation. pledged
by the sgkole party, and carried out
BY he parry, with little set Of ex.
tremists continually throwing obsta-
cles in their way.
Mr.. james Hodges presided 1t the
banquet, and was the leading spirit.
Mr.. Hodges. no doubt. IS . we'll
meaning man. bat Is also one whose
zeal outstrips his knowledge, and il
an extremist Of the most pronounced
type. His speech was both frothy
and fulsome-frothy on reform and
retrenchment. and fulsome in praise
Of the guest Of the occasion.
Many Of those who eat ct the tabDz
with the Governor have nd SPECIAL
regard for him nor endorse his log
matism. Some Of them were only
Democrats as long g. they we're kept
ia Office. They sulked IS soon a. they
we're succeeded By others. and sought to
overthrow the party By al their means.
and they must have felt uneasy when
Mr. Hodges was speaking 80 enthusi'
astically 81 reform srifh1n tie party.
They sCe,st cal Of the party. and either
voted the Republican ticket Or ab-
stained from voting altogether. whilst
DUNG the campaign they worked 20
COW discord and dissension in the
Democratic ranks. We have neither
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LadiE8 nnd Misses SITirr rlTIe 57io~-- =
bi0 Bro Wv ST0RE.
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-. ~s..l
@1<nhse.sj
Msh~ -
x mr s.rsiee'i
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-25

Nay IS. lssa-ss.
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We are selling goods lower than ever az
BT0 BR0WN STORE
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-20
MEDICAL,

IN THE SECRET. -.4 ~ nj.
RAILROAD MEN, BANK OFFICERS AND
CAPITALISTS AFFECTED.
SERIOUSLY.
A Little Inside Chapter Thst VIII be Read
With Interest by the Public.
Railroads, banks and capitalists are the great
moving and controlling power Of the world
now, and there is a road, q rough road, d,throu2n
which all that attain to prominence must pass
and many fall in the fight. Thought, study,
mental ard brain work is the highway to elni-
nence and work, thought, worrying, plan
ming, calculating, all feed upon the brain and
nervous system, and the results are Nervous
Prostration, Heart Disease, AIoplexy, Par
alysis, Neuralgia, Nervousness, SIeeplcss
Nights, Sick and Nervous Headache, and
sudden dropping out of the business ranks
from OverwOrk and nervousness In some of
its forms. This is the natural consequence; !;
but if the nervous system Is fed and supported
in proportion to the waste and demands made
upon 1t, these fearful results would not he
heard OF or known.
The remedy is 4 simple, sensible one. Simply
TO feed the Ovcrworked, irritable nervous sys
tenn And that can be done, and that Il being
done successfully every day in the year by tho
use of DIR. Benson's Celery and Chamomile
Pills, a special preparation for Nervous Dis
ease, Sick and Nervous Headache, Nervous
| ness, Sleeplessncss, Neuralgia and Dyspepsia.
These Pills arc not a patent medicine, but
| made by a regular physician and used by the
profession at large.
Sold by all druggists. Price, 5Oc. q Do1.
Depot, lO6 North Eutaw street. Baltimore, No.
| BY mail two boxes for 81, or six boxes for $3.50
| to any address.