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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-04
SiIkWOrnl Eggs,

That producs raw silk, for sale.
P WALLACE McKITTRICK,
Practical Silk Culturist and Reeler,
No. $50 Second Street, Memphis Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-04

1 was addicted to the morphine habit; suf-
fered with all the irregularities known TO
woman. Two bottles Of Cortivalis entirely
cured me. SUE H KENT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-04
NOTICE.
TAX PAYERS!

VNHE TAXING DISTRICT and Liquidating
i Taxes or 1888 are now due, and abe books
are open az my Office for receiving same. These
faxes will become delinquent sfter April 18th.
Tsx-psyers are reque1 ted ana ADVISED mot 10 put
of paying them until the last day.
A. J. HARRIS, County Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-04
Skinny Men.
To Intending Tourists.

.Wells's Health Remover" restores health
and viRor. cures dyspepsis, impotence, sex
nal debility, 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-04
DRAWING.

The Public is requested edreJty 10 noncethe nsts and
enlarged Scheme 10 be drdtcn Monthly.
s@CAPITAL PRIZE, e75.000--0
Tickets only as. shares In proportion
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-04

The County Court resumed its session yes.
terday, and passed upon a number Of petit
tions for the reduction of assessments, some
of which were granted, while others were
referred to the attorney or committees for
investigation and report. Among the last
named was the foIloyino
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-04
AN INQUEST WAS HELD
THE JURY's VERDICT

was that the deceased came to his death by
being run over by engine No. Al of the
Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern rail-
rosd, through the criminal csrelessness of
the engineer in charge. The name of the
engineer WAS not stated as it WAS unknown
TO The jury at the time 1t was subsequently
found that Tom Holland was the man.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-04
ANOTHER VERSION.

J. B. Mcclure, the general fagman at the
crossing, tells story abent the sccident
which goes far toward eIouerSting Holland.
He says Holland blew his whistle twice
when passing the Chickssiw refinery, as is
customary, and rang his bell "a his engine
reached the turn just beyond which Jones
was killed. Mcclure was not bsf)re the
ooronor,s iurv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-04

Justices Holman, Bledsoe and Winters
were appointed COMMITTEES TO recommend
a rate of taxation for county purposes for
1888.
Louis Erb was authorized 10 collect the
highway taxes of 1881 and 1882, owed by
the fourteenth road district, on his giving a
$500 bond
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-04
NEW NOTARIEs,

Lee Thornton, J. NJ. Trz want, C. L.
PulIen, NJ. R. Patterson, V. w. Williams
and W. 2 Mitchell we're appointed noiaries
public.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-04
CARE FOR THE CRAZY.

Jail Physician Williford called attention
to the deplor able condition OF the lunatics
confined in the county Jail. The court made
sn order that the sheriff turn over all luna
tics in the Jail to the poorhouse commits
stone 8. II was further ordered that neither
the sher e, Poorhouse Commissioners nor gu
Perintendent of the poorhouse shall give any
pauper or lunatic admission 10 the Jail or
asylum except the psuper or lunatic is en-.
titled to admission under sections 1907 and
1890 of the Code,
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-13

/ The rumor is again heard that Gillner
s. Salisbury intend to put ON a fast and
indenendent stage line from Helena to
Benton, and on to the northwest terri
tory.
On Monday. twenty eight carloads Of
young cattle left st. Paul over the North
ern Pacific, bound for Miles City. They
belong to the Fayette Stock Company Of
Iowa.
A. Gibson, superintendent Of the Little
Spanish smelter at Barker, has applied for
patent on his apparatus. Several of
them are being put up in the Maginnis
country.
By the completion Of the fourteen-mile
f1ume at Butte for floating wood down
from the mountains, it is estimated that
10000 cords Of pine wood are rendered
accessible.
Crops in the Little Prickly Pear valley
are locking splendid. The acreage of
grain is fully double that of any previous
year A good deal of improvement in the
way of enclosing new ground, making new
bitches, etc, is being done,
The big tunnel, which is being driven
to tap the Drum LunlmoE- ledge at a depth
of $50 feet, has advanced 3o4 feet into the
mountain, through solid granite all the
way 1t will be a little over 1,10O feet
long when completed.
Frank Aldrich informs US that Hi.
Wright add Tuck Lambert have ''struck
it rich in the Carpenter district. Their
find is Oh or near Snow creek, where Dan
Dutro located a number of leads last sum-
mer. If half that is reported concerning
the leads is true, the boys have veritable
bonanza. A number of prospectors arc
invading that new field. and not few
rich discoveries will be made this sum-
mer.-River Press.
A reporter of the Helena Independent
has interviewed l. D. McCutchean, secret
ary of the Territory, and acting Governor
with regard to his divorce recently secur-
ed in Poze,nan. The secretary makes It
out all right Of course, but does not pub
lish the ground for divorce, nor alludes to-
the marriage which SO closely followed
the divorce. The Secretary evidently
wanted to put aside one wife in order to
obtain another, and if our laws and courts
allow of such free and easy transfer of
the marriage relations, the man who takes
advantage Of the privilege is not particu-
lar]y blameworthy.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-13
More Cattle.

There are said to he several large herds
of Texas and Kansas cattle now On the
trail coming to Montana. Dickey Bros.
have 5000 cattle headed this way. and
number of other equally large
hands are coming We also hear
of band Of Iowa and Minnesota
cattle which were driven through
NJ sn0.n a few days ago bound for Mon
tana, and other small herds from the same
county are cn the trail ALI these, added
to over $4,000 young stock shipped in by
rail this spring. means great accession to
the total Of Montana bovines. OF sheep,
many thousands are coming from Oregon
and California, and a few may lie ex-
pected, as in former years, from the cast
ern states But there is~yct room enough
for all ON the Montana ranges 1t is true
that the Mnsselshell stock men are atlva:-
tising that the locality occupied by them
is already overstocked, and threaten to
boycott all newcomers. The Sc me cry,
though not quite 50 pronounced, comes
from northern Montana, and q faint echo
Of the same sentiment may be heard
throughout every portion Of the stock
growing regions of Montana. But this is
IN great part idle talk The Montana
ranges arc nat overs:ockcd, no- will they
be At the present rate nf incynase for few
years yet. It is the invariahle report
from stock-growers that their country is
crowded with cattle, the reason Of the cry
being obvious. Doubtless the greater
part of the Lest ranges have been taken,
but tsaore is yet in Montana asvast extent
Of unoccupied grazing country that viii
support thousands on thousands Of cattle
or of sheep. Whom. out ranges are fully
stocked with cattle there viii come I'M
nistakahle evidences Of the fact olhss
than the mere ssy-so Of the stock mep.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-13

A gust o. wind unroofcd building in
Helena on Tuesday.
The printers of Helena have organized a
union with twcnty-one members.
Fcrt Bentcn is receiving fire engine
and apparatus, bat hs Nd tie company.
A band OF gypsies are telling the Hele-
M people almUt the loves and fortunes OF
their futures. 1'F+
It Is slid tha Canadian Pacific track-lay-
ersrptst down four miles OF track per day,
but we don't beIieve the story.
Only a little over two huncred feet of
heading remains to tie completed to let
daylight through the min range at Null
an tunnel.
Col Ilges will 60 down. on the Rose
bud from the Coal Banks to appear Lc-
sore the court marti,it that is to take
cognizancc OF lis case.
Billings has voted bonds to the value Of
$4,000. to ''uiisl school house. and Hon..
Frederick lillings has supplemented the
amount with q git Of $4,000. H.. "a
Ten Indian horse thieves were tried al
Maple cscck,, Nortawest Territory, a cou-
pie o Wnex ago ana sentenced 70 cons
fincment in the Winnipeg prison for tye
years. 1t hos been but fewewceks sincc
sevcn Ial reds got similar sentences at the
same place. The example is one worthy
Of imitation On this side Of the lice.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-13
The Presidents Route.

RAwL1Ns, Wyo., July 10.-Col. Tom
Moore, packer for the department of the
Platte, arrived this morning with $50
animals for the Sheridan Arthur party
going to the National Park, who are book
ell for August 3rd. Capt. White, chief
master of transportation Of Cheyenne
depot, goes rorth on coach in the morn
ing to establish relay stations between here
and Fort Washakie
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-13

A fine building and lot in business
center. Building rented so it will
pay 81 per cent net on price .. S4 900 OO
House and lot .n Main street. we'll
located for business of any kind.
ba an at the price. ....... 7.5 90
we'll establish and paving iquor
business for sale. S Stsfactory
reasolis ven for sellirg a rare
chance tor some e,iterprising man.
Pri e with fixtures, stock etc 80. $50 90
Hotel for sale 'loinga g 'o1 business 500 90
Th- most d S;r;,hle business corner
in the tv ca he bo ght, If p!lr-
chased with, ten days. for l.7oo OF
Residence house and lot. ...... 800 o.
Lot 9, B!ock "a, good bu *iness prop
erty ...... SO, W
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-13

! Two business lots on ed street
These are the cheapest business
lots in the market. Each 49,. :. 600 %
An 4 No. | business Corner; corner
remember, only ....... | O10 90
Fine Park stree; business lots CAV!
leboug'rt frc,n $500 to ...,- 1860 90
! fiii business corners IL sold this
month, can lie bought for ...... :. $50 90
First class business OF. Consider
ing location. etc, it is one OF the
cheap"st. lots, if not the cheapest.
on he market to CAV. Price. -. ESQ O.,
A Park street lot that Is rented for
s25 year can he hought for.... 1903 90
Goo residence lots III all parts of
the city. cheap.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-13
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

A gust wind unrcofcd building ii
Helena on Tuesday.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-13

The rumor is again heard that Gilner
s. Salisbury intend to put ON a fast and
indenendent stage line from Helena to
Benton, and on to the northwest terri
tory.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-20
GEECtAL ANNRUe5CIGEs Estt,.
Eettsset:inss in YrsSR.

'7e offer tie t'H,EF n com.n ns,.tssa y-5.f. tbs
anHric"n AqEtc2i,er5st :sr s. :, s...,, ,si,.e:,
anc'''s'e' Es.s.tsa On horn, III a.ls.tt.a, 70 ~i
sa7'a fsoo 10 every paG~ot Wis, ,-.iaa boz,
s'aper1, " n s''t.afa' ;siaaa oas;g. = ., Ese-
rr9a fas5 Grand ps'nt't,.;, IL d.. Ii .,s:o.,.
GOV OF ezu.y1tio;, IL New Y1ry, c.a ot.or.,.: -,
aala Il 5000.
1ha ra"asat nE.,s, = 7. q G:.usoh. r7s5,5ei, y
'''os - lin, cns,r.;sF ito, pceoi1r. totse al
lnC'Ms 10 THE picinsc:
@%'s :*nt'siacd the morning &c nen ofsa--;,
ns nsHit.rr' tE1G tina ri n very n4.t.tt !,
sa' .i"i..''> u = e.E,sos=,' ~ t'us,,e ara
piHsnfo - ~ HS:st. s,iFt.,''
:F,a ~" u. snnsas,.:, OK ~ IL ,F.as.sra. *
ci'siso 2 s:ito ;iorsNr)Eg T5as,a 9, ar3 sha., jaA
cpft al oasl .olr7,A. II ID s.e,tses -, H. W
ptai-' t.9l'4' f9'i t:}t racrr&ie psst.0t y, .ae
mace @Snrasoty ~ TIC .,n'7sr-e s.i1cy. L, Il,
ana'''Si, 'GfHFs.s o-sEss - csqret3 !.l .JHasi9s
postage, e'a.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-20
FOR SALE
IN LOTS t. SUIT BUYERS. AT Low
FIGURES AND ON EA3I TERMS
OF PAYMENT.

Persons desiring to acquire valuable lanas
ut CHEAP rates wiz fad this ~ v",y fsvora-
BILE opportunity. Mapa Of the Leblanc tract
will !,e cxil;hi1a,! 81 tho office of the Clerk
nf Co,lrt and Recorder in tho Dola ldscnviia
court lease ut tla stare u q. Lesuana s.
srot'eE, Donaldsoasjllat an1 at t4s leag
atG15 iii i2lrfowvli!a.
For farther particulars aprlg 70 or nd
,'gcsa Ire ut nonai.!sorville or Darrow post
office. BEN GIBSON.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-20

"a "a people are alwags On t!,o ioo!:-
t-E...si s. A., aa5 foE chances Il, increase
8 - {: t'len earnings and IN t:Dla
! > i ~ s1ss 1cc...,:a wealthy; those wlto
~ ri improve stt&,c @GooFfoeislaa ,eolaio III
i'--.alf3, 40 ole: n greet cLaeca - maze
4sn'o5 ne %rft1: .,lt.,y r,ln-,, women, boys nd
- > Tork Ft:e ~.f;lL n t;leir TEti localities
sss ora c0rs s ;!s2 york properly from. the frs.
efS..". thG tus1,sas Wi: l:t.' 'Hc.c siam ten
ttE,lt-a q d'tas.Iy .gagta6. lzs:taisn c;.tr fnr-
it-E}'' go Ne @e vii, s'l:sasaa it!a IL ::ss!rfs
2ai@S irs25l::i. 3,Es c-.:1 COZ . yt,.zr whale
! .ln0 f he WORK, orig your s:are moments
r,-H reformation and eli s:,slt ia 1:ces.atl SORT
tss.a- tt,tr5., ::j;Gt.,aoz & Co Portland. MRiya.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-20
CHRONIC Dxsr4sgs cUazD.

faD r.tas 3earhes. ont By thai
.:iosi popular Dock 81 MgETcaI.
socEA1 ana SEXUAL ScIgrex
sE.Axs HOME TaLz nu6 Mxcrcsx
i]oatHoEs 5Hseg. Esazr.y 1000.
paGea aa4 1sso .Eastrasior,s.
treating 81 sEe nua.an body In
bear and tsiassse. BY EH. n.
a. aE51Ss Z. O. lew Work
saSg; Psiae. sz,5b. Over
coo 5a5 Q: aia h6aks have reeu
af'a II lie 1aita. y atss Z; Gland.
tssr1a.ns ai... E.t-.ts.ssi:s. An E.,tz-
22faEgh 5s5s ssc.a.1, Eetirea sfte1
asSz ~eaIz sfalai Is. 7ag s..:,s ~; - sasss4
:5oS's fs tszSStcssss f. rafae. eaa e7l-
ctssafecs ~ 7'e1sSze7tsse 5octess A
% paga c1nteota table ct Plain
I.o'.i3 TslE. 2 sopy If Dr. Foote'S
Health Monthly, as.d 2 fGG-uare
pamphlet CT f9iaan1ssr OF the
euEabiiity q all Chronic piseagea
OF whatever part, sent for cent?.
DIR. EGGTAss Hands
Sock 81 aasss1zs Rfzsts
aal @eadg Receipts sivea
1<;8 pag.s Il a6lf leg anout daily
.s'ss9s.s Ii al seaga:ss, ans recspea
ios ours OF common a;inlents--
E variable rais1cace 5;5as for
1vafy faG.i.g. By mail, %
tsss;;its- LuER4L DISCOUNT 70
AGEErs.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-20

Il .al! line ot coffin trimmings viii he nj
ways il stock AZ :ay establishment, RI,! |
chat t." prepared t. snit aFt tastes and
Grsoa. ;ieN0r..' yaaia Of experience in the
hns''iaaa vii. enable me to give per set satia-
faction 10 my c.'sieA. So.
Respectfully. n GCt.On EsEEG
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-01-19

=. advertising agencies have hacor,,
ISons necessary 10 The success ID II, hStitu
BUSINESS houses, B1sinc-s mon s,, large
ny co.'s hece1siiatin. tbs rt.,rbir-. Atge
ese9t miss o. people, throint ~ vi m,
~ the press, ill}e rccovtu,rd ~ Noiuiuus
ness un5 relieving hien of M useful
ueVail, ot getting rates, maxim, - toiou'
anu the thousand and one ollie ~. !, '.cts,
Iequifeu 10 reach the neV.uavet llihgs
Alliong ne many old and ~ HoIld,
eI'eleS' iiaNlng the Patronage Of -.
in ~ -. aliu most influential adyer,J
IA the country, there are none win ~ 'iusers
60 perfect that it cannot be ip,,r,,. y system
~ the latest and best, the acme, ~ :, upon.
Osgoodoy q Co, of this city. dc.e,,. .''essrs.
clal mention. Their plan seems ~ ~, espe-
perfection as 1t can possibly BE-. an5 = near
users Will ind IN it features ucrtb, aQyer
attention worthy their
In the circular just issued bv the bou......
partly set f0rthsas follows use II Is
Nhen an advertiser desires an sse-.-.
LOT any number of newspapers "a ~. - ate
the exact cost on papers that we bsyss ~ am
IIdct WIN only while it is the cnstore IN 7.
nus agencies 10 guess az the price of -. ~
IN papers with which they have No space
mentl and then take the chances ~ arrange
the rate given We confne oprssIyesu ln g
clusively to those papers with which nj. e1-
at what rates we can place ADVERTISE we Know ,
are sure OF an insertion at that rate s, ,, allo
contracted for by rs" -"'e "hen
Those accustomed to the making of +, h..
number OF contracts viii readily annre ,al 8
the points thus gained; they beibpg 5'I aatt
OF tred rate, and at prices al the 10. 5uIt
tom oil those that Gun be secured r. IVY al
agency in the country. ~ any
Messrs. Qsgoodby d Co.. have also issn.,
a finished and complete oNe,r.isS sueo
Directory" which is offered at the lov 9pa rp.l
OF 5000, In every way RESPONSIBLE i a
palnstaking III their dealings ready II r alC
as references any bank, newspaper ar NV NV
ness house IN Buffalo, there can be no donb,
of great promise. 1t is at present locata9 y
No. l9l Main street, where comtnnnicst;. !
can be addressed, which will receive easi,
attention and prompt replies -Bufolo S ,,.!
day Morning Times, Aug. 50h, 1852. N"''
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-01-19
THAT HU~BANDor NM

Is three times the man be vas belashe began
using Wells Health Remover.
DoSr DR. IN rHE House. .Ro,-hon Rat-.
clears out rats, mice. ro1cboe f@4bgg- l'.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-01-19
err, prT UNTITLED WOMAN.

--I...tsveisa GOOD likeness Of Nrs. lydia z Pink
.,r,ro Macs. who above all other human beings
49,. t tenth fully called the "Dear Friend Of Woman"
~ b.r correspondents love to call her. che
Tt..ir devoted 10 her work, which is the outcome
study, and IS obliged to keep sx lady
...srts 70 hep her answerthe large correspondence
day rours in upon her, each bearing its special
,g-ssr q suffering, or Joy at release from IT, Her
,.fsr1s Con pound IS a medicine for good and not
.-I rtrrosas have personally Investigated it and
81 ,t..asd Of the truth Of this
o. s..a.rt Of its proven merits. Il 4 recommended
s,-eelila By TIC best physcian5 in the country.
f- --ys. Il works lEo q charm and saves much
:, ain cure entirely tho worst form Of falling
N rteru7. Lcucorrhna, irregular and painful
,.....,... nj all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
,.-..,.,,5. Foodngs az Displacement and tho con-
.,. .rinal vea1ncss, and is especially adapted to
dc inrc Of liic.'
r..rnoates every portion Of the sys'om, and gives
and vicor It removes faintncss, Gatulency,
d..gs all craving for stlmuants and relieves weak
ia stomach It cures Bloatinr Headaches,
,s +. osir.tion, General Debility, slcepessness,
f...I,, and Indircstion That feeling OF bearing
sing paia weight and hacsache, IS always
ently cured by is use. j viii at oil times, and
...,l cirrurnstancce, oct in harmony with the law
t4tr worms the fcaole system.
fs,plv e. pcr bottle or fz for s., and Is sold by
d-r ~ Aay advice required las 70 special cases, and
.uss of many who have been restored to perfect
t..rHt vt.ousc of the Vegetable Compound can be
,.5aed iy undressing Mrs T., with stamp for reply
atI.ct homo in Lynn Mass.
F.,EGaev Complaint q either sex this compoundi Is
a., ...+as..d rs abundant -stimonials show.
evrs. Pnlha,n' Liver Plns, says one writer "ar'
p.tt H. NJ rorid for the cure Of Constipation
u0.,.-a.4s and Torpdiy Of the liver. Her Blood
r,s,rorks wonders IN its special line and bids fair
,.n3I the Compound in its popularity
tn ng.t pact her an Angel Of Mercy whose soi'
mt.H.n IS a. dorood to others
phlal. lpnia. Ia. % MFs- A. w. L.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-01-19
TIE FAMILY DOCTOR.

In very cold weather, when walking
or riding, keep the mouth closed,
breathing through the no,trils This is
the proper way to breathe at alt times
but You can keep warmer in winter if
You are careful to observe the rule.
A plan is suggested for mechanically
removing scars left from smallpox and
alterations. Itis bv daily rubbing the
part with fine sand 4 small snonce
filled with soap Iathcr and dipped in
marble dust offers a convenient wav of
doing this. - Pr Foote's mann
Mqnthip
IN ca.o ~ , ,,ad ON, 10 Ill.,. -.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-01-19

To allow Nirile Power to ehb slo ,y mperc
ubly away is madness check 1t with ~ rp,,. fl %
ru'dy,, aliens Brain Foot. ~ m 81 AZ ir.-
Hl-L- nnd ~ Al-ens P1armlcE. ..h kir-l - y. y
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-01-19

Charles Jones, Of Elizabeth. Spencer county Ind,
'ays y have dealt in medicine nnmberof years, and
will say that Dr. Rogers Vegetable Worn Syrup tie
most valuable medicine ever sold.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-01-19

Is the lost IN The market il s the mo
economical and cheapest. one = listing
long az two of any other. Ope rt-.H-
last two weeks. II received fr,f .-.ul4u' ~
me- centennial and Paris FKpaa0us
medals at various State Fairs D., 20 ctit
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-01-19

IAplEs " children boots & shoesCnnol ro'
overif Lyon Patent Heel Shfner IRE used
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-01-19

TO. foh DYSPEPSIA, INDIoEsrrov 9.r-s'ion p.
S Sl. ana general debility. in tsf yaIiy
1oriIis also as preventive asa, 'sgef a az .
a s.Ila ana 10 other ntermitten, .Gss' ',
Eerr3-fh sphorated Elixir q G1ls,sl +, L..
a l.s3e ny Saswell, Hazard d Co New iga
a, d 7 s by au Druggists, is the 1e.' ioh. \,
a LILO. LOT parents recovering from ie'el
other sickness. IL has no eoroi
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-01-19

Mr.. d. u. Barnaby. Of rsso. ~ v,rt ssy. that
his daughter was taken with a violent I'D which Ter
minated with pneumonia. and all tbs bssi physicians
gave the case ~ ami said she could a., ia but te7
hours a. most She WAS in This con iitio shen freat
recommended Dr. VIM. Halls Balslm m the Lungs
aud advised her 70 try it. She accented Is IS last
resort, and was surprise to ind that t Produced a
marked change for the better and by persrernE in s
use permanent cure was effected
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HEALTH Is WEALTH !

IN T. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT
sfecfe for Hystera, Dizziness, tonvulsons, Ner
s,is Headache Mental Depression, Loss Of Memory.
premature Old Age caused by oyer-exertlon; which
leads II misery decay and death. One box VIII cure
re,auf cases Each box contains one months treat
lnent one dollar box siz boxes for five dollars.
sent by mad prepaid receipt Of price We guarantee
III rs fer six boxes accompanied with five dollars we
viii send the purchaser our written guarantee 70 return
Guarantees issued only by q. j. LUHN. Charles
ton. =. G. Orders by mai promptly attended 70:
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APT John }. Dawson. a,e Of lue
i bllllsh Army residing on Love stree ',.'
between Manderville and spain i I,
Guy SAYS he used st. jacob. on WE
e .a,. greatest possible advanuge HaeA
afflicted with rheumatism-ya 0-
teaps Times Democrat
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! he,only natural hair rcncwar CarH'h.'.
deodorized extract Of petroiepn. rs. aa
without distillation. coutainluguomuDe' ''
other polsons, delightfully."- pe-fuusi and
clear and pure as spring water
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me car and his family arsindeo.
70 American enterprise far ttsenl'',,
'"','' o. one pleasure in the pa. anu
','iu'ion IF thei palace ,al'.rlme-''
q listening to the opera ~ sephone'
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DIR. Hewson, of England. says that Gag
common sparrow may hava smallpox, and
that II may communicate the disease.