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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-17
THE TELEGRAPHERS.
Nothing New 10 Report Ia the SItu iIOi,
Gn Either side.

Al meeting CT the Brotherhood OF Teles-
raphe's yest.Idsy ;fernoon the following
advices were received:
From Terre Hsu'e: "No acquisitions have
been made by the Western UnioD, and the
company are in worse shspe than any time
siDcs the strike"
From Nsw OrIeaus: "That the dtsertion
OF four members leaves the emily plri-
fed. They are equally as determined and
hopeful ~ ever, al fear no further loss .e."
Frem Chat'anoogs, Tenn Tolsdo, o., Chi
csgc, Ill.,, Atlanta, Ga, and macy othtr
points reports indicate no signs OF giving NJ
the struggle.
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The Kestueky Elections

LOUISVILLE, Augu,t 16.-The Courier
Journal has official returns from 109 out of
III counties in the State, showing the follow
ing vote for Governor: Knott, Dsmocrat It,
129 l91; Morrow, Republican, IS ,620; Knott's
majority 1851. la 1879 these same counties
gave Blackburn 1910 majority, and The re-
naming eight counties in 1879 gave Dam.
year. Knotps majority will not vary 100
votes from $4,000; nearly 1000 greater than
at the last election. Asbury, colored, can
didate for Register, was generally scratched,
and his opponent will have over 10000. The
vote for constitutional convention was
light all over the State, and many counties
gave adverse msj1rilies. There are no hopes
that the proposition has been carried.
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THE many and di.graceful cruelties that
accompany III. system of le,ting out con-
victs is arOu,ing public indignation. The
Charl,st Is. c. NeWs says: The system
OF hiring out couvicls is blot upon the civ
ilization Of the South, whether the prisoners
are penned up in coal mine, or employed in
digging phospate rock, or in building rail-
roads. 1t is cruel, inhuman and murderouS.
1t should be abolished, and the sooner the
hAlterO
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worked mp 10 the Fighting P0fn; at
Sluciuuati.

GINClNsATI, August l6.-The first serious
cases OF violence attending The telegra aphers'
strike occurred last night. Hitherto the
strikers won praise from all by their gentle
manly conduct. About midnight last night
one OF the operators who had not struck went
into saloon where were number of
strikers. Tney called him &C .b," he re-
piled off znsively, and was badly beaten and
disabled for weeks. Henry Schwab, the
operator who struck, and afterward re-
turned to work, was attacked on the street
while on his way home at 2 o'clock this
morning by party supposed TO be the same
that had the f yht in the saloon, and had his
shC ulder disiocated. The Western Union
offic1 received to-day one accession from
New YorF. The secretary OF the Cincicnati
Assembly of the Brotherhood has gone to work
in he Baltimore aud Ohio Office.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The countenance is pale and leaden-colored.
with occasional hushes of circumscribed
spot on one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull the pupils dilate; an azure semiciTcle
runs along the lower eye-lid; the nose is irri-
tated, swells, and sometimes bleeds; swell
ing of the upper lip; occasional headache,
with humming or throbbing Of the ears; an
unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, sometimes vora-
cious, with a gnawing sensation of the
stomach; at others, entirely gone; fieeting
pains in the stomach; occasional nausea and
vomiting; violent pains throughout the abb
domen; bowels irregular, at times costive;
stools Shiny, not unfrequently tinged with
blood; belly swollen and hard urine turbid;
respiration occasionally difficult and accom-
panied by hiccough; codgh sometimes dry
and convulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth temper variable,
but generally irritable.
Whenever the above symptoms are found
= vi igf
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In the Commons ysstsIdsy during debate
on the vote for the expens,s Of the Land
)mmifson, Parnell declared tha unless the
deficiencies in the land act were specify
remedied, he would lead deeper and more
desperate agitation than h. 5 at any time yet
been witnessed. Tie sot had been applied
with slownesF, iuefiiciency. and different from
the way 10 which the coercion act had bsen
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The BOARD of Managers OF the Cotton
Centennial, at New Orleacs, have requested
the Prtsiten', under the act of Congress
creating the company, 10 notify the world
that the great Exposition will open on ths
frat Monday OF December, 1884.
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The Buffalo Netos hayiog ,oken OF New
Orleans ss jsalors OF The Louisville Expos-
tioD, the PieHure say: 'rhe Neus Is en-
tirely mistaken 10 iu'imating that we are
jealous of the success OF the L)uisviIlp + SPo-
sition. If it had sad that Louisville's sue
Cess hsd melted US to achieve more crafty
ing result, it would not have been ut all
wrong" Good for the Piclyune. That's The
r;ght snir;t
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The 81. Louis Globe Democrat stsrnly de-
clares that American railway kings boldly
run their roads on the principle Of "sll. the
traffic will bear and the -public-be -d-d. Z"
They water stock and leTy tolls and discrim-
mate against persons and places in open de-
f sncs of State laws and constitutions. Over
in California We see a corporation which has
sWiudled the Uai,ed States out Of SlOO,OOO,-
900 and which hol is land grant OF "a 900 =
900 acrls out OF market and exempt from
taxation now sskiog United States court to
declare it government whose property is all
exemp. from State taxation!
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PRINcE GEORGE OF Wales attended a COT
cert given at the public gardens at II Halilax,
Nova SCOTS, on Monday night, when he and
his friends we're watched by four police de-
tectives in citizens dress. When princes re-
q1ire watching in that way the polics M ust
regard them as pretty hard cases. N body
appeats to have been robbed at the coacert,
however, so the roble visitors probably dis
covered how they We're looked sfter.
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The Boston Joun not says that 10 that city,
as in New York aud elsew here, here appears
to be but one opinion regarding the subjeci,
and that is that a soun1, pr'c.ical aud
effective bankrupt law is pressing necessity.
1. is need'd TO give assurance TO business,
protection to creditors and prompt justice 10
embarrassed debtors. 1t should be taken up
rs soon as Congress meets ns measure de-
signed to promote cuff ience in business.
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The Atlanta Constitution "speaks out in
meetipg" and stys: "Nobody is willing 10
estimate how much the poverty stricken
South will lose by gambling ON the prices OF
the coming cotton crop; but no daubt the
amount would buy ard sell the crop twice
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Hamilton County (O.) Republican Con
Venflnn.

CINCINNATI, August 16.-The Republican
County Convention had the Hon. Een Eut-
terworth for presiding officer. The legisix-
tive ticket nominated is as tollows: Senate,
Benz. Eggleston, Capt. james 2. Swiss, Gen.
Charles E. Brown; Hoase of Representatives,
Peter Suyker, Wm. Peet, w NJ Fames,
J.u,ss 7. Euiiiug, a. Z. Long neokeE, !. S.
man, Frank Kirschner, James I. Demar.
The nominations for the principal courty
offices are as follows: Common Pleas
judges, George B. Hollister, F. W. Moore
(pressnt incumbent); auditor, L. Young lex
Congressman (; treasurer, Herman Knuwener;
comm ssioDer, George Wabi,z; Board of Con.
trol, John Lsginer.
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SILVER ami silver certificates have per-
mested our currency more completely than
most people imagine. II il an error, there.
fore, 10 say that we have good currency
and that 10 these days Of failure tine curreu-y
at least rem aims stable and sound, As mat
ter OF fact, our currency is neither stable nor
souni, and in currency matters we are drift
Jog from bad to worse, as our bankers and
merchants are likely to fad ou! to their
diausv
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Chicago for smuggling. She has crossed the
Atlantic twenty times for the purpose of pur-
chasing second band dresses from the noblli-
ty which she I.-sssd 'BTsusn the custom.
house by explaining that the dresses were
her wearing anparel
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WHISKY Prod action.


opcclal W LlS Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn August 16.-Collector
Hughes reports that 100000 gallons of
whisky were produced in this district during
the psst f-cal yesr. OF the above $500
gallons we're Bourbon and 100000 gallon.
rye whisky. Totsl rem aiming in warehouse
at the erd of the d=cal year, 1,440, 900 gal
Ions
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American Scientists.

MINNEAPoLIs, August 16.-At 10 O'Clock
this morning the general session of the Amer
icsn Association for the Advancement OF
Science was called 10 order By the president.
The announcement OF the weeks programme
was made by the secretary, and the list OF
nsw members read. The secretary was ip-
struc,ed 10 cast the ballot favorably. Va
rious papers we're resd during the afternoon.
Up to noon only 263 names were registered
with the secretary.
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ERIE, Pa, August l6.-Llst evening
Phiiip Hoffman sent his little girl to
saloon for beer. The bartender refused to
sell liquor 10 child and she filled The jug
with water. When Hoffman swallowed a
part OF ito him strange liquid-he
struck his daughter a brutal blow On the
head. She is not expected to live.
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PROCTOR, the Astronomer, announces that
he has discovered a small new planet, as
bright as a star of the ninth msguitude, and
says its rapid motion 10 its orbit indicates
stance from the esrtb,
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before whom the cass was triad stated to the
G,y,ruor that il he Rad Known The facts in
time be would have set aside me judgment
Of the court and reless5d d the girl. be rec
commended that the Governor should use his
power iu the css', which wss done and on
yesteid.y he pardon Of the girl waa duty
signed sni ls uad
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GALvEsroN, August l6.-Last night the
Texas Central train was boarded a. Byron
by four ruff ms armed with revo.vers. The
evident intention was 10 rob the sleeper wi.t
out attracting the attention of the balance OF
the train, but an a'terc alton with the conduc-
tor aroused tha passengers aad the quartette
pr, ci pitaIely II ID
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-17

THERE ssems 10 be no doubt that the
plague in Egypt is rapidly dying out, and
the likelihood that it will not spread TO Eu.
rope grows stronger every day. Yet The situ-
alton would be more encouraging if we had
any assurance thst the Alexsndrian author
itIes were telling the truth.
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BOND REDEMPTION.
REDEMPrI rIoEs UNDER THE ONE HUNDRED
.r..r. III

REDEMP lions UNDER THE ONE HUNDRED AND
TwEETY-FIRsT CALL.
WASHINGTON, Angus l6 Notice is given
that on Wedne5day. August 22i, aud on each
Wednesday following, the Uni:ei States
houds embraced in the 12ls call, will be re-
deemed at the Treasury Department, in
Washington. to the amount OF $5,000,000,
without rebate OF Interest, presented at the
Department on the days named. The re-
d ,mption will be in the order OF their
pr .ntation, and If an EXCESS over $1,000, 900
he presented on eitter day, such excsss will
first be paid on the next redemption day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-17

EoUTH AMERICAN kilograms tell of earth.
quakes at San Salvador, at Lima, and at Los
Aude', Chill. The Ometepe volcano, in Mic
arsgua, continues in eruption, and all the in
habitants Of the town OF that name have en-
ixrAled to the m ain land.
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ABiG LAND CLAIM
A ST. LoUIsIAN CLAIMING THE CITY OF WASH
INGroN.

WASHINGTON, August 16 -Simusl B. Ed
monston, of st. Louie, who claims, with
others, an interest in large portion OF land
embraced within tn, limits of Wsahirg'n-.
iasiuuTGg SCUM Warrington, and much of
what is now the Capitol grounds, is in the
city. This property was sold by james
Greenlesf TO The government, and Eimon-
ston contends that The Greenleaf interest was
only a le9se-hold for ninety-nne years,
which has, or Is, about to expire, and that
those who have purchased it have fee. sim-
pie title. 1t il understood that Edmonston
is willing TO settle with the present occu.
pants and give each a good deed, on basis
of 100000 fer all property involved.
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OlsciaI BHiieiiP.

NEW YORK, August IL, 1858.
E. Howard, Manage:
Twelve striking operators returned 10
work here TO day, making thirty-.hree taken
back aince Sunday. There are now less
than 100 vacancies in New York, including
branch Offices soMERyILLE
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PIrTsBUsa, August To- Lolisvilles, 5;
Alleghenies, /.
New York. August 10 Cinciunatis, /;
Metropolitan, 8.
BUFFALO, August 16.-Chicagos, 2; Buf-
falos, 5. Games at Baltimore, Providence,
Philadelphia aud Boston postponed on ac-
count of rain.
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IT is said that the wirts Of the Western
Union telegraph get out Of order because the
linsnep, who usually attend to th.m, have
struck. To cay that the strikers cut the
neglected wires is q piece Of Western Union
nolicv
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CHAUrAUQUA, August 16.-Iu the forenoon
the Rev. II. H. Moore, of Watersbury, Pa,
lectured on "Nihilis,c Petersburg" and P.
s. Henson, OF Chicago, on "a Plea for the
Young" In the afternoon the Rev. Arthur
Mitchell, DID, of Cleveland, lectured on
Home ard Housekeeping, or Higher Educs-
ton for Women" and Prof. Wright lectured
on This Debt Of the EngIish Language 10 the
New Testament Greek" In the evening the
alumni of the normal department of Cnau-
tauqua had reunion. A Chautauqus
Ptess Club is to be organized; c. NJ. Nichols,
dean. The Chatuauqus feet wss illumin ate d
this evening, making grand spec tacle.
childreo. In such cases the b ct subs itute
TO be found is Mellin's Food, prepared on
Liebig's formula, which has proved ply
sio' ogically TO correspond with mothers
milk. Sold everywhere by druggists.
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stiII DeadIOcHed.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, MISS, August 16.-The conven-
ton to nominate district attorn7y for this
district is still in deadlock. Every ballot
taken has resulted alike. After being in ses-
sion all day, a recess was token until $50
o'clock. A result may be reached tonight,
but il is doubtful.
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The strike Ended AT Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August 16 The telegraph
strike is virtually ended. Five Fl ct asa
meu returned TO work st The Western Uaion
{ fiji ,e on Jhe compauy's terms D hers will
return tomorrow. L. is claimed that the
Knights Of L Dor did rot respond as liber-
ally as was promised.
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FIrrsBURG, Au 'ust l6.-George W. Esti-
miller, night chief operator at the Western
U mon cfice in this city, who was a member
Of the Brotherhood aud one of the original
striker, returned to work to-day. This de-
| fection is a severe blow 10 the staikers,
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CHICAGO, August 16.-The Western As.o
ciat.d Press exoursioDiS's arrived here this
evening from trip TO Yellow wstone Park. All
are we'll aud EN- hus as,ic over the sights in
worderlsn1. They leave tonight aud To-
morr1w for their several hom 5 throughout
the East, West and S1uthwest.
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THERE were only 376 deaths from cholera
in Egypt Tuesday. As the epidemic ia now
diminishing, Villages and coumunes will
shortly elect representative under the scheme
proposed by Earl Duferiu.
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SPORTING NEWS.

VIII not start for the Omnfbus Stakes.
NEW YORK. August 16.-The Spirit Of the
Times has dispatch from Saratoga stating
that Barnes will not start for the Onnibu,
stakes at Monmouth Park Saturday. The
DRyer stable will art for the Kt nner Stakes,
and lt ave Saratoga Monday for Monmouth.
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PENSION DECISION.
A D1sTIEC rIoN WITHOUT ANY MATERIAL DIFF
FERENCE.

A DIETING fIoN WITHOUT ANY MATERIAL DlF-
FERENCE.
WASHINGTON, Augu.t l6.-A decision
was rendered yesterday By United Slaies
Commissioner Bundy 10 me case Of Alpha B.
Bsale, charged With violation of he peL
s on law4, in having taken sn excessive fee
Tor obtaining pension for the mother o; a
colder killed during the late war. The
commissioner disn Ied the case on the
ground that there had been no violation of
the stsiuts, as charged. Inthe dec's on he
draws dist uciion be,wten taking from a
pensioner part OF The money received
pension soon received, or Withholding
any portion OF it whsn it has been obtained
by an agent, 5nd the acc ptance at any subst =
quent t me cf sum Of money from a pen
sioner. He holds IN This particular Gaze
that the pension check having been cached
by bank, and the amount called for hsv.
irg been placed On deposit, that portion
passed from under the protection which was
placed by the statute over mooey received on
account Of pensions, and the fact that the de-
iendsbt in this case afterw8rd receiv, d part
OF it on account of his services in procurIng
the pension, do IS no; make him amens BILE
fer having violated the statute.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS. IA, August ia geu-
ersl attempt al al delivery was m ade here
tn S # ernoon aud eight OF the nineteen pris.
oners got out through hole cut in the fl )or.
Four of them were soon captured.
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*Lydia I. Plnkhsm's great Laboratory,
Lynn, Mas, is turning out millions Of pack
sges of her celebrated Compound, which are
being sent to the four winds, and actually
6nd their way 10 all lands under the sun and
TO the remotest contires OF modern ciyilIzs-
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The Lou,sxilIe ExpositIon.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August l6.-Tne Ex PC
sition has reached that state OF completeness
of which it gave promise on oPenin. day, and
is the graniest affair OF the kind ever seen in
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CHICAGO, August l6.-Ths railroad pssseu-
ger rate war between this city and ST. Louis
tn1ed to-day, and the three roads competing
for business, the Illinois Central, Wabash
and Chicago and Alton, decided 10 form a
passenger pool, the rate Of which, a. sgreed
upon, is IS 70 from 81. Louis, aud is 50trom
kansas City.
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YELLOW FEVER.
THREE CASES OF THE DISEASE AT PENsACoI
NAVY YAHn


NAVY YARD
WASHINGTON, Augu't l6.-Tre scic Sec
reiary OF the Navy to-day received ttle-
gram from Commander Welch, comm ,nding
the navy.y.rd at PensacolI, as felloWs:
Surgeon Ovens reports case of yellow
fever 10 the marine guard. The mao is in
the hospital. 1 have moved headquarters
into the second story of Ihe building and re-
lieved the guard, NUMBERING thirty-eight,
from oll duty, in order to isolate them from
other persona. Surgeon OVens recommends
the transfer OF the guards North a. soon IS
possible. The case was decided las; even
ing. There are two other men whose cases
are not decided. / would like another sur
geon ordered, or authority to employ a civil
ian expert from Pensacols." I1structtons
were teiegraphed Cjm n ander Wech to
lransf the guard to Cape An.o1, six miles
from the navy-yad, and make all sanitary
arrangements nee ssary for the health of the
yard. Orders We're also issued that Surgeon
Martin, now at NV O,lesns, proceed 10
Pensacola and render all assistance in his
power.
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1910.
INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and he OHIO Vcney gener.
ally fair vedther, variable pinds, stationary ba-
rOmstr, rising tempcrdttre.
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WARRESToN, n. C.-Rev. ]. E. C. Bar
ham says: Il used Browns Iron Bitiers.
1t is a complete restor alive, tonic and appe-
tlzsrn
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The first real skin cure ever discovered
was DE-. Benson's Skin Cure. II cures all
rough and scaly skin diseases and makes the
skin smooth and healthy. II ia an ornament
to auy lsdy's toilet.
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CAPITAI RRENIIIES.

WASHINGTON, August l6.-It is stated at
the Treasury Department that by reason of
the vigorous sction of the government in
prosecuting opium smugglegs on the Pacific
coast, the duties collected al San Francisco
on opium the last 6scal year were more than
81, 900 600 in excess of collections from that
source the previous year.
The Comptroller Of the Currency has ar-
thoriz d the Americ-n National Bank, Of
Nashville, Teno., TO begin business; capi-
tai, S600.O00.
The Treasury Depsr,meut today pui-
chased $4,000 oanc OF silver, for delivery
at the Philadelphia, San Francisco and New
Orleans minis.
Official advices from Foote, newly appoint
ed United States Minisler to Corea, state that
he has tsk-n up his residence in Inc capital
of that littlt-kuown country.
The records of the IN lr,i / 10 the ase
| OF Capt j ohm \. Kress, OF the Ordnance De-
| psrlment, WAS received al the War Dspsr .
ment -tay. Cap, kcess was iu charge OF
the work Of erectiog barracks at S n Antonio,
and WAS tried there for di-r-g ard OF orders in
allowing the expenditures for the work to
| exceed the estimates, so III, appropriation
was exhausted when the building was little
| more than half Il lished. 1t il understood
that the couri has recommended a reprim and.
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DIED.

sCHEIBLER-In this city. August l6 1ss3 Mrs.
ELLEN SCHEIBLER, ago. .-'-'y-three years three
months AMI twenty nine dAyL
Funeral will take pace snis (FR1DAI) after
noon at O'Clock, from late residence, No. l56
Second street. Chelsea. Friends and scquaint-
snces tuvitah IN attanf
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DR.. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect q cure.

In buying vermifuge be sure you get the
genuine DIR. c, McLANE'S yERMIFUGE,
manufactured by Fleming Bros, "a Wood
street, Pittsburgh, Pa The market is full of
counterfeits. You will be right If 1t has the
signature of Fleming Bros. and c. McLane.
If your storekeeper does not have the genu-
me- please report to us.
Send us three cent stamp for handsome
ADVERTISING cards.