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RUSSIA.
AN IMPERIAL REsCHIl

Moscow, May 2S.-Ths imperial rescript
issued TO day returns the thanks Of the Gar
to Grand Duke Michael for services and an.
nounces his appointment as member OF the
Committee of Ministers.
The rescript slso says that Grand Duke
Alexis is appointed Ad4irs in-Chi,f of The
Russian navy, and his majesty made the fol
lowing AWARDS: 0rsler of ST. ndreU 70 Count
TolslOi, Ministsr tthe Interior; Gen. Meiu
tin, formerly SedAsry of War; Count Valu-
isff. Gen. Todlebeh, Gen. Count Adlerberg
aud M. Reuter-; pof,rait of the Czzr set 10
diamonds to Prince Dolgorouki; Order OF S d.
Alexander Newsky ito Pobiedoustef, Gen.
Worontzof, Dacbkof and Prince Donoukof
korssakof, and the cross OF st. Vladimir 10
Gen. IgnSlieff, Count Pahier, Gen. Drenteln
and Gen. Albedinski. a heavy fail Of rain
last night interfered with the illuminstions in
honor of the coronation,
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The Young Mems Hebrew Association
Festival, tonight at E-tival Park, will
doubtless be grand SUCCESS. A double
treat is in store for all who attend.
Arnold's full string band will discourse
grand music for the dsncerr, while those who
do not participate in the terpsichorean art
can enjoy the beautiful comedy entitled The
Last Loaf which will be presented by the fol-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mary L. Byrum TO Johu Byrum, sixty
acres less parts previously sold, $500.
Harry w. Holle to Emily B,rtl, east half
of part of county lot 46l, fronting 333x156
feet on the north side of Exchange street,
between 7 Third and Fourth, S1700.
]. W. Vance to Mary c. Murphy, part of
LOT 6, Vance subdivision, 42!x150 feet on De-
soto street $1,000
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DIEG.

FROsT-On Monday, May g. 1883, at 10 O'Clock
am, Mrs HoNoEE FRosT, aged seventJ-iour years
Funeral will take place froen her late residence
4sI Vance street, this ITUESDAYl afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
HARGRAVEs-On Monday, May q, 1888, at his
late residence, No. 81 Fonrth street, CLAY HAR-
GkATEs, IN his thi,ty-seventh year.
Services at the house this Tuesday, afternoon
ct O'Clock Friends and scqusintsnces Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
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Important.

When you visit or leave New York city
save baggage, expressage and carriage hire, and
stop at Graz d Union Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
fitted an at an expense of 81 600 O00 reduced TO 81
and upward per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
Piled with the best, Horse-cars, stages and ele-
waited railroad TO all depots. Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union than at
any other first class hotel in the city.
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FRANCE.
ANARCHIST DEMONSTRATION.

PARIS, Msy as.-Fifteen hundred persons
isiued in an Anarchist demonstration at the
graves Of Communists in Pere la Chaiss. A
red lag was displayed, and the crowd raised
frequent cries of " ViUc Ia Commune" Several
speeches we're made. Many policemen we're
present, but nobody was arrested.
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sorronhIe An.icIpared al Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, My 28-President CHS
holm, of the Cleveland Rolling Mills Com
pauy, Just returned to the city, says he e1-
pecis no strike here, that no scale Of prices
has been presented 30 him to sign and none
probably will be, as the company does not
receguize the Amslgsmsted Association. He
adds that no strike elsewhere ever effected
the company here, and that its employees
have no cause TO strike now.
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At 10 o'clock this morning the Emperor
and Empress, seated on the throne ia St.
Aadrews' Hall, began to receive co0grstuls-
tions. The reception of the clergy lasted ill
noon, after which diplomatic diguitsries,
generals and provincial delegates--the last
named bringing gifts OF native jswelry-wers
rncaivsd
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The concert announced 10 take place on
Wednesday night at L:ubrie's Theaier for
the benefit OF Mrs. Hattie Trezevast promises
to be a frst-ciass entertainment. This fol-
lowing well.k known ladies and genllemeu
will participate:
Miss Susie Greenwood, Miss Jennie W. Sale,
Miss Grace Llewellyn, Mrs. Gilbert Raine,
Mrs. G. H. Fits, Mr.. A. Refs,
Mr. B. A. Hollenberg, Mr. r. K Carr
Mr. Leo Kreuer and others
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"Aimo., dead or nearly Dying

For year,, asd given up by physicians oi
Bright's and other kidney diseases, liver
complaints severe coughs, called consumption,
have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy ,,,
Prom agony Of neuralgia, nefvousness, wskeiul'
ness and the various diseases peculiar 70 women
People drawn out Of shape hoa excruclAuhs
pIIfi iniismnssory m and chronic, or suffering from
ScrofulGi
EryEipelasl ,- "a,
sat Rheupn Blood Poisoning, Dyspepsia, lnoi'
ge,tion and IN faat almost all diseases tfsl
Nature Is heir 20
Have been cured by Hop Bitters, proof OF which
can be found in every neighborhood In tne Known
world
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Baseball by Electric I.,sb,s.

Fort WAYNE, May 28.-Thc novel exper-
iment of playing baseball by electric light
will be tried in t6is city tomorrow night,
when The Fort Wayne and indianapolis clubs
contest for the championship OF the State.
The grounds will be lighted with twelve
Jenny electric lights placed at the four cor
ners ard sides of the grounds on poles forty
feet hig from the ground.
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LABOR AND CAPITAL.
No Change al Pirtsburx.

PITTsBURo, May 2S.-The situation of
affairs between the iron manufacturers snd
workmen is without marked change, and it is
generally believed that a prolonged suspen-
sion is Inevitable. Thursday next will wit
ness the expiration Of the existing scale
and work will then be stopped 10 all mills
which up TO thst time have not signed the
NV scale-
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EIaYd,s Restaurant

Has every convenience for the comfort of It's
patrons. For something nice 60 TO Fioyd's.
SUDDEN changes OF weather are pro uctive
of throat diseases, coughs, colds, etc, There
is no more effectusl relief in these diseases
to be found than in the use Of Browns Bron-
chial Troches. Price 25 cents. IN.
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Nkw YORK, Nav 28-The third annual
meet of the Leas DE of American Whselmen
took place 10 day. Bicyclists from Maine to
California participated in the parade. Two
thousand we're in the procession, which made
o ints raaiinn ainhi
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SOII-N lkOJ4 l1Isi I-lVl u , NJ ~ .
x KEEEY az ROPER,
WHOLESALE GK0cERS,
COTTON FACTORS
And Commission Merchants
500 Main street,
Gayoso BIock. Memphis, Tennessee.
Attach .ssenf Notice.

No. lss, Adm the Bartlett Circuit Court of
shelby county, Tenn n-Alsup & SAnhway Vs.
Green Redditt.
In thi. cause it appearing that attachment was
isEued against the defendant, Green keddiu re-
turnsble TO the Bartlett Circuit Court, and also
from the affidavit of n. N Alsup in the original
attachment issued by w. r. Cross, J. p, tnit
Green Reddiit, the defendant herein, Is non-res-
ident OF the state of Tennessee; and II iurther ap
nearing from said affidavit. that he Is lnseotsd 20
dred and thirty.ve dollars and thirts nine cents
(s235 39j; and 1t fUrtbSr appearing mat s4lI ~,
tachment has been levied on 8 certain uacL o. o.
ssid defendant. s.,
II is therefore ordered that said aeiendHnt
c,s.n Rsdditt make his sppesIanee on the sec
ond Monday in July, 1883, at the CoaI IN
the town OF Bartlett st the July term o. s1ld a.t
iett Circuit Court, and Ulesd, snswer OF oenur -
the nlsintifs declaration fled heTel1 or the css
will be proceeded with expsrte; tnse copy OF
mis- order be published once week ior Iour sue
eessive weeks in the Memphis Appeal. ms MAY
"a, lsSs. 4 copy-attest. rx,uu,w ,,arL
Brooks d Hammer, Atty's for Pltt's. tue
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WHY HE ARRIVED LATE.

Mgr. V. Neutillie, special nuncio OF the
Papal court TO the coronation, arrived last
evening. His arrival was specially timed,
according to precedeAt, that he might avoid
being present at tses4eligious ceremony of
the coronation.
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THERE will meet at Chicago on July 4th
Fl convention of delegates from every
hte and, perhaps, every Congressional Dis
. Ct in the Unien to organize a new political
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Baseball.

DETROIT, MICH, May 2S.-D.lroits, 4;
Bostons, 10.
BUFFALO, May 2s.-BuffalOs, 2; Philsdel-
phias, S-eleven innings.
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A fasnily want, sat l wonder how We ever
got along withou; Parker. Ginger Tonic
1t cured me OF nervous prosirstion, and 1
have used it since for all kinds OF complaints
in my family.
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Tickets TO this select affair are only fifty
cents, and it should draw an immense
crowd. Under no circumstances will i'm
proper characters be admitted.
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Vital Questions!

V1tal NtuestlOnb!
Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what is the best thing IN
the world for quieting aud alisying all irri.
taiion Of the nerves and curing all forms oil
nervous complaints, giving natural, ohildhke
refresbipg sleep always?
And they will fell you unhesitstinsly,
"Some fern Of Hop-p
CHAPTER l.
Ask any or sll Of the most eminent physl-
clans:
"What is the best and only remedy that
can be relied on 70 cure all diseases oil the
kidneys and urinary organs; Fuch as Brghts
disease, diabetes, retention or inability TO re-
tain urine, and all the diseases and ailments
peculiar to Women"
And they will tel you explicitly and en-
phsticslly, " Buchu."
Ask the same physicians
sWhat il the most reliable and snrest cure
fer all liver diseases or dyspepsis, coDstipa-
ton, ind gestioB, biliousnees, malariAl lever,
sgue," etc, and they will tell you
I" Mandrake or DspdelionP
Hence, when these remedies are combined
With others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bitters, such 3
wonderful and mysterious curative PoWeS}s
deyelopsd, which i. 30 varied 10 Iis opera
tious that DO disease or ill-healih can posi-
| bly exist or resist its power, and yet II "a
Harmless for the most fr4il womsn, weak
| esl invalid or smallest child 10 use.
CHAPTER II.
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For TsaSssscs Gndhe Ohis VoHey, and LOtser
ke regions, colder, partly cloudy weather, pitk
|"', variable wind', shifting to nsrtkEest, and
her pressure.
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FIOyd's Candies.


Nashville, Tenn, will hold its eighteenth
commencement May 2Sth to June let. The
year has been healthful aud prosperous.
About fifty young ladies will graduate.
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MARION, MAss.--Dr. S. n. Ruggles says:
II recommend Browns Iron Bitters as a
valued tonic Tor enriching ,he blood and re-
moving all dyspeptic s. Jmp;oms. l. does not
hurt the teeth -
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HAVING to remove NY marble works very
FOOD, am pow Offering ny stock at greatly
reduced pricea.
THos gAYDwELL, Is Unisa q.
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DR.. BENsoN's Skin Cure consists of inter
nal and external treatment ct same time, and
it makes the skin white, soft and smooth. Il
contains no poisonous drugs. One dollar, at
druggists
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Mrs. Winalow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used when children cutting teeth 1t re-
lieves the little sufferer at once; it produces
natural quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain and the little cherub awakes as bright as q
button" Itis very pleasant to taste. It soothes
the child softens the gums alays all pain, relieves
wind, regulates the bowels. and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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For throst diseases, cold, and cons Il /.
Browns Bronchial Troche- nave proved thtii
efficacy by test Of many years. Price7
cents
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MRS. jim ES, Albany

HAVING 10 remove nv msrb!e-works
very soon, an Offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
THOs NAYDWEIL. Is Uutsu A
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

TNEUTONA LODGE, NO. 25, K AEB L. OF q.
l. The officers and members of this Lodge are
hereby rel uestsd to assemble at their Hall. this
Tuesday, May p, 1853 st O'Clock pm, to attend
the funeral Of our late brother, Jos. VAEossA.
Members of sister Lodges cordially invited to at
tendr By order of
VIM sOUHR PROTECTION
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LANGOUR ANDLAssITUDs,

so COMMON IN THE SPRING. INDICATE A
TORPID CONDITION OF THE LIVER AND A
SLUGGISH CIRCULATION OF THE LIFE.GIv-
ING FLUIDS. A TEA-SPooNFUL OF TAR.
kAHT's SELTZER APERIENT IN A
GLASS OF WATER HALF AN HOUR BEFORE
BREAKFAST WILL GENTLY RELIEVE AND
REGULATE THE LIVER, QUICKEN AND PUR-
IFY THE CIRCULA TIoN, AND IMPART NEW
LIPE AND vIGOR TO EVERY FUNCTION OF
The BODY. ALL DRUGGISTS HAVEIT
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Jos. UHL, Secretary.

A NGERONA LODGE, No. les, F. and
n A.h.-Win meet in special COM ~
munication this TUESDAY, evening, " ~
Nay 2eth, at O'Clock, for work in the M
Master Maso1's degree. Visiting Broth-/ " Y
ers are fraternslly invited.
By order T. J. GRAHAM, WIN.
Attest: D. C. TRADER, Secretary
CT. ELMO COMMANDERY, No. l5,KT
- Will meet in special conclaye this a
(TUESDAY) evening, in the Asylum, Ma-NSS
sonic Temple, at O'Clock, for the pur- M
pose of comforting the Order of the Ked/ " y
Cress. Fatigue dress. Visiting frsters courteously
invited. Byorder R. W. GALLOWAY, &c.
JOIN d. HUM. Recorder.
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THE FRENCH IN ToNoUIN.

speeches were uSues many pOllCeBen we're
present, but nobody was arrested.
THE FRENCH IN ToNoUIN.
A dispatch from Saigen, dated yesterday,
says Capt. Riviere was reconuoitering with
400 men, landing parties from French ves-
sells, wher attacked The party was as-
sauted when 400 kiloneiers from HaDoi by
strong body of the enemy, principally
pirates, and was compelled 10 retreat. The
total loss was twenty-six killed and 6ity-one
wounded. Saturdays telegram, giviog the
number of killed and wounded, referred only
to the loss among the sailors. The troops
subsequently, reoccupied the positions, sddi-
tional troops being hurried forward from
Saigon aboard merchant vessels. A later dis
patch from Saigon says ''it is generally be-
lieved 10 be necessary to lombard here, and
send stroug expedition 10 Tonquin" The
Minister of Marine sent q telegram order ing
the Governor Of Coshin China 10 notify The
French troops that the Chamber OF Depu les
has Unanimously passed the Tonquin credit,
aud that France will avenge her glorious
children. Two additional iron.clads and a
cruiser were ordered 10 proceed 10 the East
directly.
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The programme will appear in tomorrow
mornipe's APPEAL.
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"Unblsst by virtue, government a league
Becomes, q cireling junts of the great
~ rOh - la

We often besr the prosperity of thi. ceun-
try exlolled; We boast oi our thousand miles
of railway, growing cities and magnificent
public works, but whence come this wealth?
Does the merchant or sPecu!ator produce it?
They do not Though they should accumu-
late millions, IS regards the law of produc-
tion they create no. 4 cents worth, for by
their labor psr Sc they never would produce
a grain Of wheat or pound OF meat to feed,
or a pound Of cotton 10 clOthe one solitary
being. Il ell must come OF and through the
farmer, for there is no wealth in the country,
whether present or prospective, real or spec
ulative, that is not fouoded upon the sgri-
cultural interest. Aud in return what ia
wore do we receive? The glorious blessisg
Of being taxed. We work harder, m axe less
pr cent. on our principal, and are taxed
heavier than any o,her class CT people.
The truth is that Hnder the present tariff
ryBtem over two-thirds Of US are taxed 10
swell larger the Slresdy ov-rgrown fortunes
of the remainder. A condition OF affairs no
less lzmenIabls than it is damnabie. We
may be proepsring, but f>r constant stream
OF immigration to our shores, virgin soil,
| propitieus seasons and improved implements
this country would present a spectacle no
less !sm-ntable han We behold Today in un-
| fortunate Ireland. FARMER.
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Masonic Funeral Notice.

DEoTo LODGE, No 2ss, F. sndAY. a
IL Will hold special conmunics- "a
tton.this CTUE5DAYl evening, the 29th~
instant. at O'Clock. for the purpose of M
attending the funeral of our late brother II "
CLAY HARGRAVES. All Ms in good stand
ing fraternslly invited.
By order. BUN F. PRICE, WIN.
Attest: z. C. wILILhsoS. Secretary.
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STRUCK BY A LOCOMOTIVE.
Rev Daniel BucIsner seriously Injured.

".
A fearful accident beiell Rev. Daniel
Buckner yesterday afternoon which may
terminate in his death. He was walking
down the platform alongside Of the Texas d
Pacifio track, about one hundred feet east
of Lamar street, when the pilot OF the en-
CINE of the 1880 west bound passenger
train, which was pulling INTO
the depot, struck him in the back
sending him sprawling and knocking him
for the time being, senseiess among a pie
of rocks. Fortunately, he did not fall on
the track or else he would have been
crushed to death. A large CASH was cut in
his forehead and besides being injured Ia
the back, IL Is thought that he sustained
internal injuries. lie is 50 years old and
father OF Rev. r. G., Buck
nor, editor and proprietor OF the Texas
Baptist. The shock he sustained was enough
10 have killed him. lie was carried into
the depot and subsequently 10 the residence
OF his son, l2S Ross avenue, where he was
attended BY DR.. Beake. The unfortunate
man, when struck, wss on the south side OF
the track. The yard -master yelled TO him
10 look out, as did some OF the by-standers,
but IL was too late. He is in a precarious
condition.
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Mysterious Explosion.

A most mysterious explosion occurred
yesterday at Lancaster that shook things
M in the immediate vicinity at a lively
rate. The large cotton seed bin Of Mr..
Nance. a resident Of that pisce, which CO..
tanned some 5000 bushels Of cotton seed
exploded with terrific force, scattering the
seed 10 the four " nds Of the earth, tearin 3
down the bin and a part Of the stable adj
Joining. The report was heard Tor some
two miles distant. II is the suppontion
that large Amount Of gas had generated
in The seed
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TRANSFORMATION of Passengers AMI
FreightS
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determinations and ExtCrtiOns in The
Rates, Charged for
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Passengers and Freight on Railroads III
This State; to Prevent Unjust
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Tom Murphy, who was justly indebted
10 a creditor, tried 10 MONKEY" out o. II
yesterday, and wheD arrested By Ofhosr
Ahern on the charge Of svindline' sipped
a ten-dollsr gold piece into bic mouth ana
; swallowed il. 1be Ofbcer, Who . moment
before, would not hsFe gwen lFe oent- ~
! s-ross IN his Ike. levied on him, remark .
ne that be was worth at least 10 q any
rnep. He IL waiting the result With y ru-
fude worthy q spart0n. While me credi tof
- r-raaf rrrrarfefiDue.
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Msd5o1, . brick rnason, nna huNsy'
he proprietor Of q hrick yard, hsd misan-
demanding yesterday snd Asodo1 s.ys
shss rhiis be vss figuring ~ TIE prooaoi.s
go q some york, kusseg srncE nlf. vi
4 trirf In the hesd, vhich CT ie.-Ill
rrsh. Up % late h0ur l-1s.-y - -.
i.rrr arrested. f1DrFh BE has harolJ run
auny from the city
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Tbs vssdinr o. Nos Len and Ms Ne
fsrs C,t1rrtr. or Warnhachit. cHre ~
-....-sr~ A. ttir csfr. ct flIs -esi1encs Q
r. r1r---r 1rIIrk1. no rIerIrrrle.l Ne CO.
~~r~~ NJ her rrarris-s - -
L--.,~ r. tIrffn1 rair ff1E r1r1-Fnt ~
= Ssrrs. - ie14s this n,lrnlllE 20 - -
frrrs.
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TIIJG ltIISSI'
RIDWEYANDE LIVER MEDIGINE

NEV Err KNOWN TO FALL
81 had suffered twenty years with severe dis
ease of the kidneys; before using Hunts Rem
dy two DAYS was relieved, and am now we'll
JOSHUA TUTHILL.
my physicians thought that J was paral-
wed on one side. / was terribly Afflicted with
from 1869 to 1880. was cured by
Hunts Remedy" STEPHEN g. MASON.
'My doctor pronounced my case Brighfs
Disease, and told me that could live only forty:
eight hours. then took Hunts Remedy and
was speedily cured" M. G0ODSPEEp.
Having suffered twenty years with kidney
disease. and employed various physicians with
out being relieved, l was then cured oy Hunts
Remedy" SULLIVAN bENNEh.
81 have been greatly benefited by the use of
Hunts Remedy. For disease of the kidneys
an0 urinary organs there is nothing superior"
A. d. N1CKERSON.
81 can testify to the virtue of Hunts Remedy
in kidney diseases from actual trial. having
been much benefited thereby
81 was unable 10 arise from bed from an at
tack OF kidney disease. The doctors could not
relieve me. was finally completely cured by
using Hunts Remedy" FRANK r. DICKSON:
81 have suffered extremely With kidney dis
ease; after using Hunts Remedy two days. l
was enabled to resume business.
GEO. F. CLARK.
One trial will convince You. For sale by ali
druggists. Send forpnmphlet to
HUNTS REMEDY 90" Providence X. !
Prices, rs cents and SLIPS,
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A BILL

10 4. Entitled An Act 10 Provide Tor
the Appointment Of Board OF
Commissioners for Rail-.
roads; TO
Prescribe Their Powers anu DutieS'
and 10 Fix Their Salaries ana
the Manero Of Paying
The Same; TO Establish steaSoh'
able Maximum,Rates for. Trans
pOrtatiOn of
Passengers and Freight on Railroads III
This State; to Prevent UNJUST
Discrimination and Extcrtions IN Inc
Rates, Charged for
Transportation of Passengers ana
FreightS
In This State, and to Prescribe
i Mode
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HALLs vEGETAEIE SicIr-AS Ei7
REVIEWER IS scientific combination
Of some Of the most powerful rcstora-
tive agents in the vegetable kingdom.
It restores gray hair to its original
color. It makes the scalp white and
clean. Il cares dandrsn and hunors,
and fallinc-out or the hair. II furnishes
the nutritive principle by which The
hair is no0rislicd and supported Il
makes the hair moist, son and glossy,
and is unsurpassed a. a hair dressing.
II is the most economical preparation
ever offered TO the public. as It's Effects
remain a long time. making only On
occasional application necessary. Il u
recommended and used by eminent
medical men, and officially endorsed By
the state Assayer Of Massachusetts,.
The popularity Of IIalrs Hair Remover
has Increased with The test Of many
wears. both in tits country and IN
foreign lands. and It Is now known and
used in al the civilized cOulrries Of
the world
For sac by Al de.l6rs-