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IN SECRET SESSION.
The Great Part Of the Day in the Epis-
cOpal Convention Devoted to
the Report Of the
Committee on the Conservation of Bishops
The Diocese Of Tennessee
Not to be Divided.

PHILADELPHIA, October IL. = In the
General Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church of the United States, the
Bishops concur with the Deputies relative
to the transfer OF the county of Manitou
from the Diocese of Michigan to Western
Michigan, and to change the name of the
Diocese of Illinois to Chicago.
The committee reported It inexpedient
to reduce the representation in the con-
vention.
The Rev. Mr. Dafter, of Fond du Lac,
offered a resolution that any presbyter
feeling himself wronged by his bishop,
should have right to demand inquiry.
A delegation from the Provincial Synod
of Canada was presented to the conven-
ton, and the Metropolitan of Canada, the
Rt. Rev. Medley made an address. He
asked the deputies to give heed to the
counsels of an old man, and proceed with
the utmost conservatism. The moment
the Prayer Book is put forth as the future
Prayer Book of the Church. there will be
a keener criticism than may be expected
Let us all, despite our different schools of
thought, unite in the work for the Church.
James A. Henderson, Chancellor of the
Diocese of Ontario, referred to the great
increase Of the Church in Ontario, which,
however, could not compare with that Of
the Church i'll this country. He felt that
the Church of Canada and the United
States were one. He referred to the high
conservative spirit of the American Church
in the election of bishops, and was sorry
he could not say the same thing of the
Church in Canada.
The convention then went into secret
session on the conservation of bishops.
The secret session lasted until nearly
the hour of adjournment, and was devoted
| entirely to the consideration of the re-
ports on bishops. There was opposition
to the confirmation of Bishop-Elect Ran
dOlph, OF Virginia, on the ground that
| Bishop Whittle was not permanently dis
abled, so as to require an assistant. The
election OF Bishop Randolph was finally
| confirmed by unanimous vote.
Bishops-Elect Potter and Knickerbocker
were reelected by acclamation.
The Bishops sent message opposing
| the erection of new diocese in North
| Carolina, not being assured of the suitable
| support of the Episcopate, and a con
| ference was ordered on the message. Ad-
| journed.
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WHAT Mr.. Hadden said yesterday to an
APPEAL reporter about the necessity for
increasing the strength of the Fire De-
partment was sensible and timely. He is,
however, mistaken on one point. The
law by which the Taxing District exists
does not prohibit an increase OF the force.
The last sentence of section of the Tax
ing District act reads that "The COM
Emission shall employ no more men in
1'the Fire Department than are absolutely
necessary to successfully manage the en-
"gines, hook and ladders, hose-carriages,
"etc., required for the extinguishiag of
"fires." The number Of policemen are
limited to number that some day
may cost us dearly enough, but the
iiremcn may be increased iii pumber at
the will of the Council. Having admitted
the necessity for that increase, Mr.. Had
den and his co-commissiOners should
give their attention TO devising ways and
means of accomplishing it to the extent
called for by Chief Cleary.
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NOTHING succeeds so well as success.
The New York Herald sat down very
heavily upon the recusant news dealers of
the great metropolis, aud their braggadocio
was Immediately turned into a howl.
They are now begging for quarter. But
the Herald, driven to its very severe
course by the impudence and cheek of a
debating mob that had not one cent Of
capital at stake in the paper, proposes to
clean out the lot and make such an ex-
ample of them as will deter others in
future from arrogating the right of pItting
price upon any paper higher than that
for which the proprietor agrees to sell it to
the public The Herald deserves and will
receive the thanks OF the press of the
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B, LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
TO THE TRADE.

We wOuld call the attention of the
Trade to the fact that the loss of our
RETAIL STORR by fire does not affect
in any way our WHOLESALE BUSI.
NESS, as all Of the Wholesale Stocks
were stored in other buildings entirely
removed from the fire. All orders will
meet with the same careful and prompt
attention as heretofore, and all pur:
chases shipped without any delay.
B. LOWENSTEIN g. BROS.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

Our readers will find on the third page
of this issue of the APPEAL very full re-
port of the Railroad Timetable Conven-
ton, held in Chicago yesterday. This is
one of the most important movements yet
made by the railroads of the country, af-
fecting as it does the traveller and shipper
alike. The reform to be effected by the
convention is fully and clearly set forth,
and will be found of general interest.
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IOWA.
s,,e-man,s Majority.

DEs MONIES, October fisherman s
majority will reach 10000. Complete re-
turns from fifty-nine counties, which in
clude heavy Democratic ones, give him
1890. Partial returns from the remain
ing counties give him 27 900. His plural
ity will not be less than $1,000. In the
lower house the Republicans now have
fifty-four, the opposition forty-one. OF
the remaining five the Republicans will
get three. The Senate now stands, Re-
publicans thirty-seven, opposition eight,
in doubt five. Judge Cook is elected in
the Sixth District by small majority.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The Adah Richmond Company opened
at the theater last night in Carrots, a wild
Western melodrama in three acts on the
h'liss order, which it follows very closely
in plot and incident. 1t is very good play
of the kind, and, all things considered, was
very fairly produced, Miss Richmond in
the title role, creating very favorable i'm
preston. Her singing is far above the
average, and while not up to the standard
of opera, which line Miss Richmond es-
saved few years ago, having appeared
here in the Grand Duchess and other
works of that class, was satisfac-
tory. She was well seconded by Mr..
R. f. Graham, of Minnie Palmer" fame,
who made quite hit as ''Tony, the
Dutchman," and his laughing song Sc
cured him two encores. Mr. Nelson
Decker, as John Dawson, the Half
Breed" was very good indeed. He is a
careful, painstaking and conscientious
actor, and deserves better part in a bet
ter play. The remainder of the support
were only fair. Carrots will be repeated
tonight. The following is the pro-
gramme:
Carrots; the Wild Flower-.........Adah Richmond
John Dawson, the Half Nelson Decker
Major Brown, from Virginia ..... .Sam'l e. Ryan
DIR. Calvin, one with Story Harry Wilson
Phil Emmons' who won't Quit his Claim IL %,o
Gar Silsby, one of the same rt..John R. Furlong
Hank Johnson, the Sheriff. ff.--......R. Z. Sullivan
Andy Walton, Tough Citizen...... Henry Gray
Sylvia Field, Pretty, but Heartless. Hattie Roscoe
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Clinton, Miss, October 9.-While Jailor
Raillard was attending to his usual duties
in the jail he was seized by prisoners
and bucked and gagged and his pistol
taken from him, and locked up. Six pris-
oners then walked out. Four were recap
tured.
Minneapolis, Mimi, October 9.-Fifth
day of the Free-Will Baptist General Con-
ference. The report of the committee on
temperance was taken up and discussed at
length.
Buffalo, October 9.-The opening ses-
sion OF the convention of the Ancient Or
der OF United Workmen, biennial session
of the Supreme Lodge. Representatives
are here from nearly all sections of the
country A grand street parade was a
feature. Social in the evening.
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THE municipal election, held in Chatta-
nooga on Tuesday last, resulted in the
election of Mr.. Whitesides, the Democratic
candidate for mayor, by nine votes over
Mr.. Snyder, his Republican opponent
Three Republican and two Democratic
aldermen were elected, contest resulting
in the Fourth Ward. The voters were very
quiet and did their work peaceably,
though full vote was polled. The Demo-
cratic candidate. received 1884 votes and
the Republican 1878. In 1881 the vote was
for the Democratic candidate 1906 and for
the Republican $780, and in 1880 for the
Democrat 1914 and for the Republican
1927
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368 Come One Come All Il 368
MRS. L. MCANALLY

Wishes to call the attention of her numerous Gus
toners and friends to the above advertisement;
also TO state that she has just returned from the
East and can be found at the new store, No. 36S
Vain street, where she is now prepared to
show the prettiest line of Hats and Bonnets ever
shown in the city.
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OCTOBER 12,

out this morning new brakeman, an ig-
norant man, in his haste to get aboard,
turned the switch before the last truck
passed, throwing the rear coach with the
passengers down fifteen-foot trestle. The
slow motion of the train prevented fear
full accident. AS it was, ten persons were
more or less injured, q. w. Hudson, of
Jefferson, the worst. A darky, seeing the
accident happen, exclaimed: "Dar now "
and cut for the woods.
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CAPITAL BREVITIES.

q i, - " 80
Hank Johnson, the Sheriff.............R. 4. Sulli
Andy Walton, a Tough Citizen........... Henry g
Sylvia Field, Pretty, but Heartless Hattie Ros
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field, Menken, Speed, Mallory, Toof, Fon-
tame, Jones and Moore subscribed $50
each for their respective firms.
Gen. Cotton Greene was appointed
chairman of the Invitation Committee,
with Messrs. S. II. Brooks, A. B. Tread
well, J. NJ. Goodbar and ]. M. Fowlkes.
The following Committee on Speakers
and Toasts was appointed: S. P. Walker,
chairman; |. NJ. Hill and Barney Hughes.
Adjourned to next Thursday night
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The Irish NationaILeasue.

DUBLIN, October 1.-THE National
League announces the receipt of e1OOO
from Australia, and like sum from
America. The league condemns the
partisan conduct of Earl Spencer, Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, in pToclaiming
league meeting in county Clare, while
tolerating addresses by Northcote in Ul-
ster, which resulted in an assault upon the
convent.
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minaa Rose TO Rest on lie. LaureIs.

New YORK, October l1.-Ex-Gov. Stan
ford cables the Turf, Field and Farm that
Hinda Rose will be allowed to rest on her
weli-carped lagrels, and be reserved for
the great stallion stakes Of kentucky next
year. when, says the paper, it is reason
able to hope that she win be able to add
another best on record by lowering the
four-year-old time of 2:l9, being now but
a second behind those figures as a three
year-eld.
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PIunGer Walton and His Trainer at
OufS.

LONDON, October 1l.-There is some dis
pute between Walton, the owner of Girofle,
and Trainer nry concerning her running
in the Czarowitth Stakes rags At first it
was alleged that Gifohe had been pois-
oned, but u veterinary surgeon examined
her and certified that nothing was wrong
The matter will probably be referred to
the Jockey Club. Meanwhile Walton
transferred his horses to Trainer Speriard
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------------''-'7- -----7-i='7s-E-
Murderer Cnutured .

Special to the Appeal
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, October IA spe-
cial to the Age from Blount Springs, says a
strange negro was arrested there to-day on
suspicion of being the man who killed Po-
liceman Street, of Huntsville, on Tuesday
night, lie answers the description closely,
and was taken TO Huntsville to be iden-
t;Ga1
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Crushed to Death.

Special to the Appeal
HELENA, ARK, October 11.-Thomas
Williams, an employee of the Iron Noun
tain and Southern railroad, while engaged
at work on the turn-table here this morn
ing, was caught and crushed to death, the
result OF carelessness on the part Of the
deceased.
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Chicnyo Driying Pnrk Mce,inu.

CHICAGO, October ll.-Third day of the
Chicago Driving Park fall meeting. Kitty
Van and Jordan were the winners. One
trotting race and Il pacing match were un-
finished
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The HOuse Of RishOns

do not recommend division of the Dio-
cese of Tennessee.
The canon on organized religious So
cieties passed.
The report of the Committee on Canons
was considered, and several amendments
were adopted.
The House in Committee of the Whole
resumed consideration of the report of the
Committee on the Revision of the Prayer
RnnE
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Brsisers BADLY Punished.

Dover, n. Y, October IA prize fight
between Dennis Delany and Denny Can
non, well-known athletes and pedestrians,
took place this morning in the presence of
800 spectators. Forty-nine rounds were
fought in an hour and forty minutes,
when the crowd became frightened by the
police, and draw was declared. Both
men we're badly punished, and were car
ried away by their friends.
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Notice.

The offices of Cole & Co. and the Mem
phis Lumber and Manufacturing Com
pany, on account of the fire, are now
located at 354 and $50 Second street, where
they will be pleased to see their friends
arApatrons.
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LONDON, October 1.-THE prosecution
in the case of O'Donnell, the murderer of
Carey, have dispositions from all their wit
nesses and placed the whole case before
the solicitor for O'Donnell. O'Donnell
expressed the hope that he be acquitted,
not so much for himself as for those who
have so kindly subscribed for his defense.
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LONDON, October lin the race for the
Newmarket Champion Stakes, Tristan
won by neck; Ossian second. Dutch
Oven third. Six started. The betting at
the start was to against Tristan, 8 to
against Ossian, and TO l against Dutch
Oven.
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Informer Lamy Committed.

DUBLIN, October 11.-Informer Lamy
was committed to prison. The authorities
learned that he was about to leave the
country to evade giving testimony against
his brother-in-law, Poole, to be tried for
the murder of Kenny. Lamy has already
testified that Poole gave him full account
of how the deed was done.
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GlennH a Violet.

Cotton Brokers, New Orleans, are solid
men, with all the facilities for transacting
business. They have correspondents in
New York and Liverpool. As brokers
and dealers in futures, they can give salts
faction to all who have business with
thar,,
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THE SPANISH MINISTRY
Resign. Being Unable to Agree on the
Alfonso Matter.
The Irish National League Funds
O'DOnneII's Defense.

MADRID, October 1.-THE ministry has
resigned, being unable to agree on the
course to pursue in view of the refusal of
France to make further reparation for the
treatment of Alfonso, thus leaving the
task to a new ministry.
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DandruH

II. G.. Getchell & Co.'s Music Store has
removed to No. 347 Main street Ready
for business this morning at 8 o'clock
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Felix ErausiOIi.

Having remodeled and reGtted his Oys-
ter saloon and Restaurant. IL now ready
TO receive his numerous customers. He
IA receiving every day shell oysters by
express from New York.
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LEXINGTON, October IL The only
feature of to-day's races was the trotting OF
Gov. Sandford's bay mare, which beat the
best previous four-year-old time, 2:l9, in
2:ISY
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EXECUTORS SALE.

| WILL sell on WEDNESDAY, October II, 1885,
l. at public auction, to the highest bidder at the
southwest corner Main and Madison streets, Mem
phis, at o'clock I.B., che residence of the late
Mrs, Bette Ford Bynum, better known as the
Newton Ford Homestead, y miles southeast of
city, containing six acres. The bidding will be
opened at the cash offer, $1,000 Sale absolute;
title perfect. J. N. FORD, Executor.
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NiIfcu Vhe Wan and BadIy Cut ANOther.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, October 1l.-Tip
Curtis, notorious desperate, badly cut
man named Chas. Hickman, and
shortly afterward killed man named
Vaughn. He was arrested and Jailed.
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Hanover Academy. Virginia

TAYLORSVILLE, P.0.
COL. HILARY p. JONES, MA.
The SAth Annual Session begins SEPTEMBER 26.
SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR SMALL BoYs.
Send for catalogue.
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Lexington Tro,,iu~ Meeting.

LOUISVILLE, October 11.-Fourteenth day
OF the meeting of the Louisville Jockey
Club. The winners were Eulogy, Wash
burn, Boulevard and Emma Manly
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Is Removed by the Use of Cocoaine.
of the hair.
BuRxxrr's FLAyoRISq EXTRACTS are the
best.
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Insurance,

q. ID. Raipe, secretary Planters Insury
auec Company and general Insurance
agent. has perfected complete arrange
ments for eHecting insurance ON cotton
gins and contents az the lowest rates.
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Baseball.

BALTIMORE, October ll.-Bostons, 4 4, Bal
timores, ,.
CLEVELAND, October l1.-Clevelands, s.;
Toledos, 3,
PHrLADELPHIA, October ll.-Ruffalos, O.;
Athletics, ..
CoLUMBUs, o., October ll.-Columbus,
) Chicapos y
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The Fifth General Meeting of the wOu,-
ans Auxiliary

to the Board of the Protestant Episcopal
Church was held to-day, 500 ladies attend
ing. The wife of Bishop Tubbs presided.
An address was made by Bishop Clarkson.
The amount raised by the ladies the past
ing papers were read
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81 BUY DR., Renson's Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills and introduce them wherever l
go. Personal knowledge and experience
OF their effects on others prompts this act :"
Rev. J. p. Fugett, rector st. Lukes church.
Myersburg, Pa. 80 cents at druggists.
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Louisville Races.

JEROME PARK, October 1.-THE win
ners to-day were Pizarro, Cyclone colt,
Girofle, Heel and Toe, and Forager.
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MARSHALL, TEX, October ll.-When the
local Texas Pacific passenger train pulled
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Killed One Man and B.dIx On, Ano,ber

A CHOICE selection of the latest DESIGNS
OF gas-fixtures at J. 4. Bailey & Co.'S.
Call and see theIn.
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Notice..

Pants made to order from 81 so 10 s5
Large stoc, ofpiece-goods ON hand at
A. HENTER's.
2If Main street.
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New Buckwheat,
HI. G. GetcheH & Co.

Have moved their music store to 347 Main
street, where they have complete stock
OF Pianos, Organs, Sheet Music, and other
Musical Goods
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LAW REPORTS.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Calendar for to-day: Nos. 90, Tom Bart
lett; SO, Henry Smith 81, C. L. Ringwald
and l.. Smith 46, T. j. Carter.
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MARRIED.

HOUGH-GRAHAM-0n Thursday, October IL,
1888, at 7:30 O'Clock, at the residence Of the
brides mother, Mrs. E. Graham, No. l5s Robeson
street, by the Rev. S. A. Steel, Mr.. d. F. c..
HoUGH, of Nashville, and Miss FANNIE E. GRAHAM.
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I.raytns tor the Success &C OF Pronihition,

ALLENTOWN, Pa, October 9.-The Evan
gelical Conference this morning spent half
an hour in PRAYER for the success of the
Prohibition ticket in Ohio and Iowa.
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DIED.

CoTTER-Thursday, October IL, 1888, JAMES ].
CoTrER, aged thirty-one years.
Friends and acquaintances are invited to at
tend the funeral, from his late residence, No. Sc
Front street, this (FRIDAY) evening at o'clock.
CAMERoN-At her residence. No. 40 Madison
street. at $50 clock pm, Thursday, October
II, lssS Mrs. MARY A. CAMERON, relict Of the late
Col. J. +. Cameron.
Funeral from residence this (FRIDAY) evening
at o'clock. Friends are invited to attend.
NELS0N-on Wednesday, October 10, 1883,
Mrs. JosEPRlSE NELSON, in the thirty-third year
of her age.
Funeral from residence, No. 507 Monroe street
extended, this lFkIDAYl morning at 10 o'clock
Friends are invited to attend
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CHANCERY SALE
R e AL e 8 II ATE.

No. sol, R:-Chancery Court of Shelby county
Sallie X. Coffee VS.. James ID. Rufin.
Rf virtue of an intcrlocutory decree for sale en-
u tered in the above cause on the 18th day of
April 1874, and renewed October 4, 1850, will
sell. at public auction, to the highest bidder. in
mont OF the Clerk and Masters office, courthouse
Of shelby county, Memphis, Tenn, on
within legal haurs, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, and In
the city of Memphis, to-uit: Beginning on the
northwest corner of Main and Poutotoc streets:
thence north with the west line Of Main street IS
feet to stake; thence west us feet to stake on
private alley 10 feet wide thence south S5 feet to
Pontotoc street; thence east with Pontotcc street
10 feet TO the beginning, together with all the
improvements thereon.
Terms of Sale-One-ffth cash: balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months; notes TO bear inter
est at six per cent. from date. with approved
surety; lien retained, etc. This October 10, 1883.
R. J. BLACK, Clerk aud Master.
~ 6eo. Mallery, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Humes Poston, j. A Taylor, Attorneys.
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good health Parker's Ginger Tonic
better than anything, makes pure. rich
blood and brings health, joyous
spirits, strength and beauty. Ladies
try it.-Bazaar.
A LIFE SAVING PREsENT.-Mr.
M. Z. Allison, Hutchinson, Kan. /:
Saved his life by simple Trial bottle
ct DR.. Kings New Discovery, for
Consumption, which caused him to
procure large bottle. that completely
cured him, when Doctors, change of
climate and everything else had failed
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness,
Severe Coughs, and all Throat and
Lung diseases, it is guaranteed to cure.
Trial Bottles free at F. J. Wood Drug
Store. Large size S1.00.