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Louisville Rnces.

LOUISVILLE, September 25.-This was
the second day of the fall meeting of the
Louisville Jockey Club. Weather fine,
track fast, attendance good, betting light.
First Rdce.-Association purse, $3.50.
one mile. Walk over for John Shep-
herd.
Second Rdce.--Purse of 800, for maiden
two-year-olds, five furlongs. Adrian won !;
Easter second, Billet colt bad third
Transitman joined in false start and ran
away, going over the full course before the
jockey tHelman) could get him under
control. and was drawn.
Third Race. - Edgewater Stakes, for
three-year-olds, mile and quarter. Start
crs, Aztec: Cardinal McCloskey, Sovereign
Pat, Chatter and Olivette. Aztec took the
lead at the start, but was soon headed by
Olivette, who kept the lead for a mile,
when Aztec, under whip, caught and
passed her, winning by a length; Cardinal
cCloskey second, Chatter third. Time
2I2f.
Fourth Rccc.-Association purse OF $500,
mile and a furlong. Belle of the High
lands won; Matte Rapture second, Ida
Stanhope third. Time-l 1914.
Fifth Rdce-ASsociation purse of 500,
three-quarters of mile. Force won
handily by a length; Pearl Jennings
second, McBowling bad third. Time
l:l6}.
The races to-day were over, the old
course, which accounts for the difference
in the time of Force to-day and Monday,
when he made three quarters of a mile in
the unprecedented time OF ! :l3.
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MEMPHIS, TEN N, WEDNE ESD

claimed in his defense that he was re-
duced to his present position by Great
Britain leaving him and Chief Secocorne
10 struggle for the supremacy. Wapoch
in his defense claimed that he was an in
dependent chief, and not subject to the
jurisdiction of the Transvaal government.
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DIED.

wARING-Tuesday, September 8, 1888, at
10 80 o'clock am, WILLIAM AsHE WARING, in
FAINT son of 7. r. and Z. B. Waring.
Funeral will take place from residence, No, AS
Wellington street, this WEDNESDAY, morning
at 10 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend.
MACKEY-Near Friars Point, Miss, Mrs.
NASH, wife of Col. John Mackey.
Funeral this WEDNESDAY, afternoon at 2;3o
o'clock, from the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, Court street.
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WEATHER PROVERBS.
Card from Observer FIannery to the
Contributors OF the Recent
Volume.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, September 25, 1888.
To the Editors of the Appeal:
have the honor to inform you that
have copies of Signal Service notes No. 9,
on weather proverbs, edition of 1883, for
distribution to the following named pupils
and teachers and to request that addresses
of same be furnished this office for the
purpose OF mailing said copies of publica-
ton, to which they were contributors.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
ID: 7. FLANNERY,
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Sheepsbe.d Ray R,ces

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, September 25.-The
winners to-day were King Fan, Bella,
Aranza, Decoy Duck, Referee, Barney
Aaron, Edwin A. and Charlemagne.
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Huron, Pa, September 25.-The local
race was won by Priddy in 81 40. The
preliminary heats in the veteran race were
then rowed, but darkness coming on, the
final and deciding heat was postponed un-
I'll tO-morrow
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and The Ohio Valley, fair
1gedl,er, north 10 1cesi ,cinds, becoming rdri-
able, stationary or slight rise IN temperature
in eastern portions, higher barometer.
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low Bros, & Co.. CIottiers. New yorh

New York, September 25.3Samuel
Levy, Julius Levy and Augustus Levy,
comprising the firm of Levy Bros & Co,
clothiers, No. 472 Broadway, filed an
assignment to-day for the benefit of their
creditors, TO Solomon III. Kohn. Prefer
ences are given to the amount of about
SqO0 600
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SPORTING NEWS.


BosToN, September 25.-Wesley P.
Balch's stallion races were inaugurated at
Beacon Park to-day. The attendance was
Ouite larpe
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Mobile Register: The Republican press
OF the country appears to be quite i'm
pressed with the idea that the Southern
Democracy, or at least portion of them,
are in state of discomfort on account of
their not having received suitable recogni-
ton at the hands of their Northern breth-
ren of the same political faith. We de-
voted some attention to this matter yes
terday, but have a few words more to say
on the subject We have before this
called attention to the avidity with which
the New York Tribune and Chicago Tribune
have seized upon the idea of Southern
discomfort, and rolled it as a sweet morsel
under their tongues. Now comes the
Philadelphia Press, and delivers itself as
follows: Several prominent Demo
cratic newspapers of the South have
recently demanded that the Southern
Democratic vote shall receive recogni
Coryention shall give to Southern DEM
-ucrst the second place upon the Presi-
dental ticket. 1t is remarkable that the
| Southern Democracy has been so slow to
make this demand" Not at all remark
able when we consider the course toward
the South OF the party of which the Press
| is and has been an organ. Just imagine
the howl that would have been raised if a
| Southern man had been on the ticket with
Tilden or Hancock; and just imagine also
the howl that will most certainly be raised
if a Southern man should be nominated
| for Vice-President What is truly remark
able is that any portion of the Southern
Democracy should make such demand.
The number of such Democrats, however,
is small indeed, compared with those who
make no such demand.
For it is the birthright of the American
citizen to act in public affairs on his con-
scienti9us convictions of what is for the
good Of the country; to be guided i'll his
political associations by principle, not by
bribery or the tempting bait of political
prefsrineut. That the great mass of the
people Of the South will still cling to this
! birlhright is our sincere belief. Should the
time ever come for them to form new po
litical associations it will be for some more
valid reason than that they have not been
given empty honors, and have failed in
securing spoils.
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JacauGnes Bros a Co, Dry Goods. Evans
willie. Ind.

EVANSVILLE, september 25.-Jacaugnes
Bros. & C.o,wholesaie dry goods merchants,
in this city, have made assignment of their
stock to II. B. Clatiin, of New York, and
will continue in charge as agents. The
liabilities in excess of the assests will
amount to $4,000.
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BE Carenlf

The genuine Rough on Corns" is made
| only by f. = Wells (proprietor of "Rongh
| on Rats }, and has laughing face of nan
J on labels. Zoe and 25c bottles.
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Attempt ON tAc Life of the Erttish Con
sul nt New York.

NEW YORK, September 25.-There was
great excitement in the, neighborhood of
the British Consulate this Afternoon, caused
by the report of two pistol shots and n
specialized, hatless man running at the top
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

The ns"f"e ss"A1 On 0Teas orhs1in.
NDuRBAN, September 25s-At the trial of
Chiefs Monpoer and Wasoeh for treason
to The Transvaal government, the former
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NEW YORK, September 25.-Charles W.
+. Dare, carriage maker, Courtlandt street,
filed an assignment to-day for the benefit
of his creditors, giving preference to the
amount of $40 Do
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The scholars and teachers above referred
to should at once send their addresses to
Mr.. Flannery, that they may receive their
books.
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BosroN, September %. - Bostons, s;
Buffalos, ).
Providence, September 25.-Clevelands,
5; Providence, >.
PHILApEIPHIA, September %. - Phila-
delphias, >; Detroits, S.
New York, September o5.-New Yorks,
10; Chicago, IL. Game called at end of
9TH inning on account of darkness.
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important to Cotton Planters

WE have in stock some Secondhand -, m i Gins,
gardless of cost Among them are Gulletts,
Emery, Carver, Brown and Eclipse Hulling Gins.
Call early and secure n bargain.
MILBURN GIN AND MACHINE CO.,
Corner Shelhy and Mccall streets.
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LAWYERS.
no vLlhr


Running at lurgc and scattered yarI-
ously are u large number Of Htock horses
and cnttl, N the following three brands.
WD, DL and circle bar, for the recovery
ut which Of any number of thcm IL lib
crnl reward will be puid on delivery IN
my stock pns urc, seven miles from
Waco, ON the Austin road Information
LEADING 10 the recovery Of any such
stock whether running at large or Illo-
gn ly taken up and held or sold, will be,
~ like manner duly rewarded
i. W DuWSa.
Wnco. Texas, .July I. 1883. dwtf
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pansigrr Vegetable Fever and Aguc
Powders ar" u sure and safe cure Tor ali
malnrial fever, dyspepsia and bilious com.
plants. These powders have been
thoroughly tested, having been selling on
their merits tor the past thirty years prIn.
clpaly in the eastern states and in the
West Indies. See testimonials, which can
be- had on application Price ~ per box
Can he sent BY mail. For sale 10y Castles.
Morrison u Co, Waco, agents, Tor cen.
trial IeXus.-UlOllly
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From ~ UIuc0 ~ mIIr7 slulheaHI 0T
Waco, Sunday morning July 9Th, one
bay geld ug work hor-e, three feet
aud ueck WHITE bra dcd on shoulder
+. r., uc and shoulders heavy, head
nigh, about clgh' years old, and fifteen
hands high, for the recovery ~ which a
reward o. 40 WI, be paid.
i. W, Dowss.
Waco. Jul q, lS.}S d&wtI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-26

Eruphons, sores, pImples, rheumatism
are but indicators Of impure blood.
|Acker's Blood EliXiris the remedy. Sold
10y Castles, Morrison ~ Co., Waco, Tex
sS. Oiled
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The best tonic medicine-onr that IA
not composed mostly OF alcohol or
"hishy-is browns Iron B.tters. 1t i,
guaranteed TO b" mountaineering aud
Will ahs olutely Kill all desire tor whisky
and other intoNca' Is. II has been
thoroughly tested and proven itself in
every Instance IL never failing Gu q tor dys-
pepsla, indigestion, biliuusnrss, weakness.
debility, OyerNork, rheumatism, nru-
ragia. consumptive disease, liver COM
plants, kidney troubles, etc. U.-9GllWI
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Mr. W. r. Evans, Jcvctt, Texas, says:
: Brown, Iron Bttrs Invariably gives
Permanent satisfaction to all VITO Use It ''
O72G} lwZ
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The hati"st a.d III 5, Iclr hing
drink OF the =, t>uu. warranted uuiuc at
Carter ~ " litm.ou's ~. NJ Austin
AAnn-n.
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Files and Hugs.

Flies. reaches, nnt', hel-nuss, rats, mice
gopher.. chlpmuok., cleared out by
though on Ru,s.' l5c.-l
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4 thorough course Of Ackcr's Blood
Elixir will remove all taiut from the
blooI. II cures scrofula, ulcers, bOila
aud pimples. Sold by Ca ties, Morrison
* Co, druggists, Waco, Texas
-l9l&wly.2
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Ii, +, Gravrly's FIRST, the finest in the
world and all other line grades, at Herr s..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-26

The champion Of the world for many
xccl.cnt aut health giving qualities --
Gl3tc
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The universal testimony from every
one, is, that no tonic or iuvigorator
gives such happy results. Mauufact.
ured by Tucker n Willis 71d
Ladie, French ties totmpr prices IL 20
reduced to 80 cents pair. at sanger Bros.
shoe department.
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Ak Tor We'll "RoIgh on Cons" l5c.
wu.cs compile permanent cure Corn,
Dart-, buniuu- /
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Mems low shoes az Sanger Bios.
thOe departmenL-7-2ltc.
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what do Won think? Herr will sell you
- Duke OF Durham Cigarettes Tor %
cents O-7-l2.
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~ We refer by permission to Waco
STATE Bank, Waco National Bauk
and state Contra, Bank.
The following is II partial list of
property we are now offering:
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25.CENT COLUMN.


hK.G FO T. MNN\. Dentist, 50 Austin AZ
ruur fT~t.vlA. work At REASONABLE
rrlrn, Sp,rlnl attention given tu the treat
mtut ut the natural teeth ..-Oitu
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FOUND


A MpREOD co poct,t-huok containing ua.
~ rcr.. Uoarcr can hear ui % at this unlD %
---L-L
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INuK KENI.N brick residence ui ten rooms
l. uu Washington street Apply TO- simeon
Latte lr-l lW
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4 NtNI IuIINGE Apply To Mr. u j.
y boss, ~. a.4 Austin street, upstairs.
'u.t
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Twenty-Five ct the best brands OF ilv,
cent cigars t. select from ut Herr I'LL
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Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, impO'
tenCe, sexual debility. cured log wells
Health Remover" Sill
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Mems fine hand scwc boots and shoes
at Sanger BIo..' shoe department 22rc
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G. T. CAMPBELL,
-g. erlntrudeut, Houston
tom l.. SMITH,
Auniluurer
a. o. DEWY, Agent.
WACO. JuLY %, l7s.. Im
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Ladies' opera slippers former price ) l.5O
Il pair, reduced 10 sla par at Sanger
Bros shoe department -7-22-tc
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-23
THE STA Mp or DEITY.

Walking the streets Of old Rome you
pick up coin and find on he face of it
a CAESAR. You don't know who stamped
it there, nor when, hut there it is. On
your own soul You find the image of
God whence and how it came You can
not tell. fou find on every coin Of IA
certain shape, no matter Oh what shore
nor in what museum, this same face,
and you know CTsar's eagles once
Swallowed every land, and his lrgions
shook every shore. The face didn't
grow there, il WIS stamped; so yon find
behind the red, the black, III" yellow las
well aslhr white face, "A soul, and on it
the stamp Of God. luu may CLOSE yol,r
eyes and deny 1t, but ol~n-rycd truth
declares it.
You cannot erase tho face and still
have III" coin copper y"ii may lave,
but the value is taken. So sin may eat
OF the image Of God rs With acid, brutal
passion beat il out with iron heel, but
the man is gon" You have II beast
and not a man copper not com.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-23
BE or GOOD CHEER.

A man who acquires habit Of giving
way to depression is one on the road t.
ruin. When trouble comes upon him,
instead of rousing his energir, 10 combat
it he wrakcns, his facilities grow dull,
his Judgment becomes nbscured,
and he sinks into the slough of despair ;
and if any body pulls him ont hy nnin
force and rlnres him snf' "a ~"tid
ground, h, .,nui~ there q lrrh %n''
lisroura4', ad is pretty snr" TO vast"
m" n"ans o: help which have been
giy,.u hiM. How different it is with
the man who takes cherry view OF
life even at its worst, and faces every
i'll with unyirl'liug pluck He may he
swept away by an overwhelming tide
of misfortune, but he bravrly struggles
for the shore, and is ever ready to
make the most Of the help that may be
given him. a cheerful, hopeful, coura-
geous disposition is invaluable. and
should be assiduonsly cultivated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-23
RELIGIOUS.
CHRIST'S VOICE.

The grandest element ofa personal
religious experience is that 1t makes a
consciousness of loneliness impossible.
"Lo am with you always" is Il fact.
The genuine Christian not only thinks
of but speaks to Christ. More than
this, he listens for Christ's answer
Listens, do yon say? Yes; listens
He does not indeed, expect IA voice to
fall upon the outer cara voice which
proceeds from the body and floats upon
the vibrating air. But he pausrs as he
prayS, and from the depths Of his soul
rise thoughts and feelings not less but
more clearly from Christ speaking in it,,
is like the troubled sea, which can not
rest, but is continually casting mp mirr
and dirt. When others would feel
alone, whether in the silent night or in
the greatest loneliness Of "A crowded
street, or at the deafhbed, such disci-
pie hears, at is |, be not afraid :" and
he knows the Masters voice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-23
HitDAIING CHRISTIAN

Next i" II" joy felt among N" angels
in heaven over II sinner that rrpeutrnth
is perhaps that which thrills the heart
of IA Christian parent when one OF his
children turns trOu sin ami begins IA
piOu, life. Anatfc,ling instance "fthiS
was revealed IA. Il cert ain camp meeting.
A young man, ,h" son Of deceased
bishop, was preaching an effective ser
mon from the stand on the them" Of
repentance. In the course OF his re-
marks he sail that when at the camp
meeting he had made mp his mind to
give his heart and his mind to the Sa-
viour. He Dire" from his pocket il slip
of paper, and on ii wrote us follows
" Dear father, vedecided to brcome
a Chrslion." This he signed and for
warded to his father at some distant
point where he then was. Gotten be
fore his DEATH" said he "did my father
speak Of the great joy which that slip
Of paper gave him; and only little
while previous 10 his departure from
earth saw in his wallet that same slip,
which for some years he had carried
about his person" Truly the pions
parent can desire nothing for his chill
dren 50 much as this, and the thought Of
he Joy it will give him vii! be an in
duccmrrt to the child to make the great
decision thai he, too, will become Il
Christian.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-23
MEMORIAL. DAY CELEBRATION
Meeting Of the Committee Wedncs'
day Evening.

u0y GaSV"s"N.
The Memorial Committees of Posts
and =, q. A. X. of this city, me, at tn,
office of Gregg Il Pierce, Clayton iioist
Building, Wednesday t" make arrange.
n.ents for the proper observance Of next
Decoration bay on May BOTH. The
following officers were elected
Chairnan-Dr. T. \. Keablcs, ri
Post |.
Srcr-tary--J. Harris GlattS, of Post =
Trcasnrrr--E. II. Gregg, Of Post ..
The Chairman appointed til" follow
inp subcommittee:
On Flowrr,-E. White, Post &. H.
>hustcr, Post =: H. .jockin, Post | j.
Kil,ncr, Post .; |. Eanthrm. Post |,
and j. :. Booth, Post 2.
ON F'inanrr-A. j. Srhrack, Post =
and j. II. Wrgltington, Post /.
Tn Flags-W. II. Decker, Post |, and
J. Harris Chats Post >.
On Musir-S. $. johnson, Post ., and
J. Lamplngh, Post l..
ON Sprakcrr-E. II. Gregg, Post >,
and Dr. r. 4. Keahlcs. Post |.
ON Outlaying Cr,n'''rirs-.J. NJ. Ban.
them, Post q. l.. Slu>ter. l"st2; +.
Josln, Post /, and j. Kilner, Post >.
On Rerrption-S. 5. johnson. Post .
J. II. WrightingIon, Post |; A. j.
Schrark, Post .; W. II. Decker, Post
f. II. Gregg, Post 3, and DR.. T. A
krahles, Post |.
The militia companies hav" been ex,
tended IN invitation +" participate IL,
the ceremonies. The committee will
hold another meeting on next W'dn"s.
day evening al the office Of Gregg 4
Pierce, 10 make further arrangements.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-23
The Late Blizzard.

Advices from the Yellowstone country
indicate that the loss Of stock iron
exposure and cold during the winter
Just closed will not exceed ; per cent.
In Central Illinois the cold snap is
reported to have damaged early sowI
wheat, and seriously affected the peach
prospect.
The rainfall in California thus tal
has been very light, and it is feared
that, unless there are plentiful showers
before the lst Of April. wheat and barley
will he ~ total failure, except in SOME OF
the coast counties. The yield of grapes
and other fruits promisrstn exceed that
of any previous year.
A train on the North Shore Railroad
which left Montreal 1T 3 O'Clock or
Monday afternoon, did not reach
Quebec until yesterday morning. The
snow was packed Solid'y ON the track
TO a depth Of five feet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-23

Senator Beck says that his son George
is doing finely in Wyoming Territory
where he has "A ranch Of | 400 acres, anC
l, 200 sheep. He now lives in a hous'
built of pine lumber, though when til,
Senator and Mrs. Beck visited him las
year he had only IA 10y cabin plasteret
with mud, and with n clay floor. But
it was so healthy there that Mrs. Beck
who was so i'll before starting that tn,
trip was delayed from day to day, go1
well and felt such redundancy OF
spirits that she took hold of the house
hold matters and taught an Irish boy
how to bake bread and do all sorts o.
cooking for the men on the ranch
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-23
Our kepOrtrr ..a',

DIKIS,; his ramhi this >ra>ru. -"
N. has taken upon himself h. tash u. .H.t-
flying our numerous rra,!.r, i,IL wn,I"vr
goods are manufactured IN oar g'""liH 'It!
Of Roger Williams, nr" Of As high 4 .ra'.'
and as tine in quality ~ can h. !''"dn 'r'i II.
any spot On the globe. k-I"ral,y - lls 50
when the skilled pharmacist oi many years
experience resolves 10 extract from the finest
Botanical specimens Of the yegetabl' w"rlh
the most potent care for some special discasc.
In proof Of his assertion that Pro, idcnce.
Il. l., affords the best, he relates an interview
with an acquaintance, given him while so
journing temporarily at her residence. She
says, "About a year suffered severely from
rheumatism In my limbs, and neuralgia in
the head, which | endured two or three
months with as much patience as possible.
being under the treatment Of an excellent
doctor, and trying many kinds of medicine
without any marked effect. AT last n n,edi-
cal friend advised me 10 try Hunts Remedy,
because he attributed my severe suffering T."
the bad condition Of my kidneys, which were
not performing their proper functions, and
| commenced taking it, and in a few days
the neuralgia had departed, my headache
had entirely disappeared, the swelling in my
limbs and joints had gone, and | have not
had u touch II il since. More recently was
troubled with impurity Of the blood. which
showed itself In severe eruptions on my face.
again resnrted to Hunts Remedy, and after
taking it a short time was completely cured
Of that complaint Hunts Remedy has proved
Yer, beneficial to me in attacks OF sick head
ache. which IL always alleviat"s. and notice
the Improvement as soon as | take the Rem
edy THIS Remedy has Strengthening cie.
m.ils, for it has made me feel much stronger,
and has been very beneficial to my general
health most heartily recommend 1t to all
,utTerrrs like myself. Mrs. l.. g. TANNER,
so, l3G Pearl Street.