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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-25

lu'N1 en- uptc'tL les III . l'tuClolcS' y
sta, Segtin Sc nos ha informa1o, la en-
presa quebra h la indenniza con 5000.
Ttan~a ;;i6n es.
rinen.-Dice 10 siguiente La
Propa2rnda del 20, refri6ndose al
lsesinato de que hicimos menci6n EN-
nuestro ntmerC anterior:
Ell sabldo & Ia siete y media de Ia
nanana, Sc ccmeti6 en- esta ciudad IN
horrible asesinato Ell Ia calle de San
Antonio, Iugar nonbrado " Rabo de
Buey" Ell asesino fu6 Jose Concep-
ti6n MARTINEZ (a) Pinto. In yictima
Maria Antonia Mrrcado, que muri6
nstantaneanente, pnes recibi6 cuatro
herilas, dos en- I'm brazo y dos en- ell
pecho. FL agresor fu6 preso pocos
nomentos despu6s Por la policia, en- el
barrio de la Salud, y tambien apareci6
herilo. Parece que ell asesinato Sc
comati6 por question de celos, y fn6
por ESQ c0nducido tambien d Ia Cartel
Il presnnto heriior de Jose Coneepci5n
MARTINEZ, llamado Carlos Marcovich,
Iue por no encontrarse pruebas contra
Il fut puesto en- libertad aver.
Las noticias que damos son has qle
circular por la ciulad. Los trlbnua-
les cntienden en- Ell asunto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-25
GACETILLAS.
Association de Catolicos.-Ma-


1ana domingo, - del preseten, lie
vara1 d cabo los socios Cat6llcos la
function de desagravos que vlenen ca
iebrlado hace va meSes en la lglesla
lie su Patrono San Jose, ESposo dc
IA Inmacnlala Virgen Maria. Dara
.omienzo al toque de oraciones con
Il Santo Rosario, segnira con canto Sa-
5rAdo, despn6s el sermon por $Q dlrec-
tor espiritnaftl Reverendo Padre Al
decoa, V terminara con Ia bendici6n y
reserya del Santfsimo Sacramento.
En- los prim ros dias del pr6xlmo
mes de- Mario tendra la expresada
Association unas conferencias clentitico-
rcligiosas solo para hombres, en- la
misma Ig!esia de San Jose, y d las slete
lie la noche, En- elias Sc tratara de las
yerote1. eternas de la religion cat6lca
rehatiendo dc I'M IN >do claro y tern
aarte las ohjeciones y sofsmas que
.ontra ella dirigrn sus enemlsoS y Green
sin obstacuIo los que no Ia conocen.
Ii Asociaci6n de Cttdlicos tiene Ell
honor de invitar d estas eonfercncias d
tolos los hombres de esta Capital que
pae,lan asistir d elias; d los incr6lnlos
para que oig4u y mediten con deteni
niento eSAs yerladeS que ocaparon
por espacio de muchos All Is la intell-
,.ncia de los sablos mas grandes, tanto
nodcrnos como de Ia antigt edad; los
ignorantes para que, escnchandQlas, 81
pane5ren de elias y practiqnen una re-
ligi6n tan santa como grande en- SuS
constitution Y doctriua, y Il todos To-
eat6.icos, para que sncofAz6n Sc ensan-
che al oir la grandeza, profundidad y
iobleza de la religion santa @prote-
san.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-25
Sascricion.-La que relaciona

Il Bol3tM EcleSi1stjc0 del %, y cuyo
resultado presentara nuestro Prelado a
5. s., en- su vista a los Santos Sepul-
eros de Roma, asciende yaa S3.239-2l.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-25

viaje.-Nuestro amigo el Iltmo.
Sr. d. Francisco Fabro, Tesorero gene
raj della Hacienda saldrd d principloS del
mes ent rante y por breves dias con
direction q Ponce y Mayagdez.
Deseamosles feliz viaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-25
Entierro.-A las 8 de la tarde

EnIIeTTO. Ids , d5 ID tk1Iuc
lei ineves % tuvo -lngar ell entierro
lei malogralo joven-:D. Manuel Morris
VilIoslada.
La, concnrrencia que acompand al
oadayer d la Ultima morada fue luclda
Y numerosa. -,
En- San Francisco despidi6 el duelo
nuestro estimado companero d. lgna-
cio Diaz Caneja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-25

Circular dc la Comautlancia Ge-
neral del Apostadero dc la Haban"
sobre ell practieaje de todos lo>
buques espanoies entrc los puertos
lie Cuba y Puerto-Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-25

Iuforme lie la Junta Provincial
lie Instruction Pubiica censurantlo
los .errores enitidos pubIlcamente
por eli professor don Emeterio Colon
II rratar de combatir los por el sn-
puestos en- la Arltmeticl desl .In Rl-
mon MARTINEZ Garcia. Segdn ei
intorme, ia Junta ha visto con dis
gusto los conceptos err6neos de
ST.. Colon que han dista,lo mucho
lie emcontrarse d In altura dc los
conocimientos que por su tltulo de
be tener todo maestro. y. vfndlca
lisouieramente la obra del Sr. Mar
iinez Garcia.
Reproduciremos tan interesante
Y luminuso documento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-25
]. SALA \ CO. qalls aan. del FL RI naflna. 9ilso

Casa de giros comisones. lmportadores de
todas procedencias. Agentes de vapores Herrera
ltnea de New-York. De Ia Compania de Seguros
contra incendios Hamburgo Magdeburguesa Del
legitimo amargo dc Angostura del DR.. Soegert
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-25

Nombrato alcaIde de Hum2cao
d. Tona>:Carrera>, que ocppaba el
primer lusar de @l;t terna propne>-
tas al efecto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-25
LA PALMA

DE JOSE BALMES.--P. RICO.
Esyacialidad HELAD0s, CHOCOLATES, CAFE
MoLIDo, DUICEs LICoREs.
Ventas por mayor 7 al detail
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-25

Nombrados: professor elemental
de pa ciase de la Isabella don Jose
B. Montalvo.
Idem de la Moca don Pedro Ace
yedo.
Profesora i'll. id. de Santa Isab1I
iona Carmen CaSas de Marquee
LIEN i,lem de Ciaies dona Mer
cedes Wales lie Suuto.
Idem i,lem de la Marina de Ma
yagiiez lona Amparo Casabianca
Quedan vacaute> la de "a cla>'
lie niilos lie San German Y IA tic |
misma categolia de ninaS dc Man
nabo, asi como las de ninoS de 81
bana del Paimar, y las de ninas d'
Barros, Naranjito, Moca, Aguada
I1i,.aLp
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-02-16
crRIous EEl,2y o. ENoIay,.
VIII Build an Ara rsr Coming Great
LsOot.

The Seattle Nv. L. } Post Intelligencer
has the following: Lately Robert S.
Gardner, special agent OF the Inter
ior Department, has been inspecting
and investigating the tribes OF noble
red men" wllo cumber the earth in var.
ious parts OF Washington Territory.
la an interview Mr.. Gardner made
some interesting statements about two
tribes in Eastern Washington. We ex-
tract what follows: "The Sanpoel tribe
numbers about four hundred Indians,
and they all belong to a sect known As
the dreamers They are looking for an
other food, which they expect soon to
come upon the earth. La order to be
prepared they have secured all the nee
essary material for building an ark, in
which to to sail OH, as Noah did, when
the food comes. Among the material
is 20, 900 feet Of lumber. The ark is TO
be about one hundred aud fifty feet
long and about City or sixty feet wide.
The dreamers have small follow :
ing among the Indians OF Palonse,
Snake River, Warm Springs, Umatillas
aJd other tribes They believe that
the whites will all be drowned when
the food comes, and that they only win
be saved and will be able to live of the
fat of the land without having TO work
at all. The direct followers OF Chief
Moses do not number over Ia, although
be has a small following among Indians
OF other tribes. He has never occupied
the largest reservation set atide for him
and his people, but lives in the Inespel-
lin valley, where he has resided for
years. This valley is between Priests
rapids and Camp Spokane. shall rec
ommend that this valley be set aside
for Moses and lis people, and that his
large reservation, which embraces a
number of rich mines, be thrown open to
the public. In lieu Of this large
tract OF land have recommended
Moses be paid 100000 in money. in
installments. For instance, $40 600 as
the first payment aud $4,000 each
year for eight years thereafter by the
General Government.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-02-16
WINES, Liquors A. CIGAR
ID. H. HASKELL.
TOWNSHIP AGENT. G. r.. R. R.
Town LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING. TO LEASE OR PUR
chase Lots in the town OF Wnnemucca, are
on ON business relating thereto, should he ad-
dressed 20 the undersigned ut San Francisco,
at the 9. p. X. 4. oihce whore they viii receive
prompt atteation 4lasa
Those occupying lands belonging 10 the CON.
pany, without having. bought or leased the ssme'
delay and axait trpuhlf.
aol0 .Ee D.H HASKELL
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-02-16
Arrival and departure OF stages.

Stages for Paradise and Spring City leave
NinDeuascea VI O clock a. NJ.
Stages i6r Fort Acpelfpst, silver City, and
all parts Of idaho Territory, leave dAiiy upon
the arrival Of the Passenger Train from the
West.
Stages arrive from Paradise, Spring City and
Idaho, daily, in time tor the, east and west,
bound Passenger trains.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-02-16
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrival and Departure or Trains nj
sai ot winncmucea.
PASSENGER TRAIN.

PASSENGER TRAIN:
Going East-Arlivts at 2:20 P. N. Leaves
2;30 p M. fsaH
Going West-Arrives at l:20 P. M Leaves
at q 80 p. NJ.
EMI6RANT TRAIN:
Going East--AIrives at 1885 p. NJ Leaves
at $50 P. N.
al $50 A. "A. - f+
WAY FREIGHT TRAIN:
Going East-Arrives at 1:30 P. NJ. Leaves
4.e0 p. NJ.
Going Nest-Arriyes at 1890 P. NJ Leaves
at 3:15P.M
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-02-16

Money orders issued from to IL o'clock An.
and from To oclock p NJ. daily
No money orders issued on sunday
Letters received for registration from s to IL
O'Clock A. NJ. daily, Sundays excepted.
Mails for the Last close ct 2 o'clock p ",
daily.
Mails for the " est close at i O'Clock p N.
daily.
F. C. ROBINS, Postmaster.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-02-16

N. Levy & Co. are agents for DAM.
ana Bitters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-25
ALExANBEk RAMILToz ssEPH EMS

In Hergoridrg.
Past midnight nSw the chill March morn . is nigh
And his long martyrdom, his life-toil done,
III scared beyond the starlight and the sun
o life sublime! o victory hardly won!
Veil, Georges, veil thy face and bow thy b cad,
The noblest heart in all thy realm is dead!
Unveil thy face, uplift thy sovereign head
Thsy dete who say the grand old man is dead
Beyond the loftiest planets mystic sphere
He rules in more than regal purple here!
Dead! while his influence, borne on al the winds
Throbs like pulse of fire in kindling minds!
Dead while the vital sweetness Of bis fame
Rises serene az psriumed altar flame!
Dead while in vain the wave like years shall roll
To sweep his image from his country's souli
Dead! wills iu rererent somesteads, near and lar,
His sacred memory brightens like star,
More clearly beautiful. more purely proud,
In facsleks fresco on deaths sombre cloud!
Dead! while from stately hall and smslderiog
camp,
Dives and Lazarus, merchant prince and tramp,
One voice aseends, OF grief, devotion, praise,
And loves rich halo crewn. his perfect daysl
while touched to tender glory deaths eclipse
Blooms with aurersl tin 70 of childish lips
Which made Chow oft) hi. withered cheek to glow
And lasn their rsiebuds near hii locks of EnoW!
Dead! nay; hi. sisrle life, SO true, 30 tried,
Becomes henchefsrth diViHely multiplied
To ind while this, his outvorn frame, departs,
Its resurrection in million heaIts
An echo answers, past the shimmeriBg line
OF the far hill slopes and the mountain pine,
Pat the blue fountains Of these vernsl skies,
Nisted ana dim as some sad angel, eyes,
An echo, tender, silvery and remote,
The song thrill melting in . heavenly throat
Yet Quiveriug still with rapture 40 divine
1t can but sees We hear the dying note
OF choral welcome. on whose tide updrawn
His happy soul hath found the primal dawn
And the long rest which breathes in Paradise!
PAUL HAMILTON HAYNH, in Home and Farm Jo1
AUTil
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-25

abroad ID every side. TIE dIoues-who
i've BY sufersnce Of the workers-ihs help
lsss wrethes who are content TO live from
hzud 20 mouth in passive endurance OF The
empty days that elapse between their Monday
and Sunday, when they drop from the ranks
and are never missed, because they have
failed 10 make one single imprint upon the
sands Of time.
What pity that of all the virtues most
highly priced by men Of warth-truIh-none
dare assert itsslf lees often. One can fancy
what q grand moral effect it would have
upon the live Solomon Grundys OF the word
if it were the fashion to engrave the truth
on tabI is Of stone aud erect them IN memo
RAM. Which enc Of them but what would
strive TO infuse some spark Of vitality into
the record Of each day. If only 10 give little
more respectable coloring to that Sunday
when he shall be buried, and the world shall
exclaim with sigh of relief, THAT is the
snd OF Solomon Grundy. He livsd-he
died" Ony this and nothing more.
Solomon GruEdy, some smiable critics will
affirm, lived ia truly orthodox days, when
the Bible was tue cole guide for mems daily
IcLious. The Bible told lin TO take nc
thought OF the MORROW; SO he just didn't
but rested content to Jet other people take II
for him. The Bible told him 10 consider the
| liliez Of the field, which toilsd not, neither
! did they spin-snd-he considered them.
| MOTHER GOOSE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-25
ssrkt. BaIIaefine On the Morm0ns.

Ssrgt Bsllsntine, the eminent Esq iIsh bar
ri,tsr, h az Just returned frsA prolonged visit
to Salt Lake and has msds a thorough study
OF the Mormon qu.slios. While in Salt Lake
be wac entertained by the leaders OF The
Church. He believes That the Edmunds anti
Mormon bill is unconstitutional and iHoper-
alive. Ia the relations between the imperial
government and the interior State, he SAYS,
II i, not intended that domestic affairs SD all
become subject for legislative refsrn or d.
reclion. Sdch law as the one recently
passed could not be applied in State
There is not a Sufficient reason for its sppli-
cation to Territory. The Territory should
be a. free frsm unconstitutional restraint as
the State, aud the E1muBds law cannot be
enforced in Utah when it comes TO test.
The MormoHs have good and strong srgu-
ments in support of thsir religious practices
aud Organizations, to which a full hearing
should be given by those who seek TO correct
them. Taey are really accomplishing what
the people Of England aim to DO 10 fighting
the social evil. The diseases Of dissipation
and licentieuI practices are uEknown anne &
them. They are clean, pure aud healthy
community. Il is mistake 10 hold that
faith fostsrs lust. Ga the contrary, it is
founded on a principle Of religion which
combats luslfulBsss. A plurality OF wives ia
the primary element of the Mormon religion.
Sergt. Ballantizs will lecture on this Cub sct
when be returns TO Esgiand.-St. Louis
Globe Democrat, MHeh 10Th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-25
H0no-s 10 JuSah p. Rs.i.min

The English attorney-general wrots on
February 2Sth to Mr. Judah P. Benjamin, in
Paris, as fellows:
81 have before me a document signed by
almost every leading member OF tbs English
bar, the contents OF which L sm requested to
convey TO you. These old friends of yours
are anxious that you should afford thsm,
collectively, an opportunity OF showing their
friendship toward you, and they trust you
will consent to be their guest oa some ecca-
sion csuvsnien. to yourself" Sir Henry
adds: we do not forget how you came,
some seventeen years age, a stranger among
US. We offered you then no iniincsre vel.
come, and in reiura you have always during
those years Of your sojsurn with US sup
ported the honor and position OF our PROBES
sion, and have added much to the public es-
sra alton in which we are held. And 90 now
Wnen Jnu leave US, your old associates ara
snIisu. TO chow and 10 tell ysu how much
they valued the f'ieadship they know that
even now they have hot lost"
Mr.. BEN amin, writing from P,ris, replied
that mis- hsslth did rot permit MIN to name
date for the courtesy 10 be extended, bu
that he hoped soon to 6nd opper unity t.
meet with MS friends
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-25
Jackson, TENN.
Fatal TrssedJ-Ths Smallpox EGeetu
ally Wiped Out-A Big Potato Crop.


Regular Correspondence of the Appeal
JACKSON, March 24-We have had al
sorts of weather in this section of TIE coun,
Try during the paat week-raip, snow, wlnd
and sunshine have reigned supreme; truly
winter lingers in The lap sf spring.
On Tuesday last, the 20lh instsnt, fataI
tragedy took place in the eoge Of Crockett
county, about twenty miles from this city
4 10 an by the name of Gates shot and killed
a man by the name of Watkins, The difa
Guilty wss csussd by Watkins becoming toe
intimate with Caies's wife.
Judge George <. Foot, our postmaster
received telegram Thursday stating tha
bis SOD, twenty-five years of age, was dying
at San Antonio, Tex. The judge left imme'
diatelJ TO attend his bedside.
Oar farmer friends have planted the larg-
est Irish polato crop this year that WAS ever
planted in Madison county.
TAs house where the last case OF sn all
pox was has been cleaned out and deUdoriZss
Physicians say there is no longer any danger
OF sm sllpo1 Ia Jackson.
Hog cholers is raging in some sections o
this county. We have heard OF some ftrn
ers who have lest all their hogs with thi
fearful disease. Cholera is also killing ;
great many chickens in this city and county
We learn there ia = movement en- foot IL
the Legislature 10 ABOLISH tss Law Court .
Madison county. There is quite stii
among the lawyers In consequence OF thi
news. Jackson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-25
gil. who wsar sanKs

BIHgs Gu girl give her an unruly look,
like COW With board over her face. You
take the gentlest COW in the world and put a
board over her face snd turn her out in a
pasture, and abe gets the reputation of being
uuruly, and you would swear she would
lump fences and raise merry hades, aud you
wouldn't give so much for her by $40 only
for bsef 1t ia So with girl II she wears
her hair high on her forehead, or brushed
back, or even had frizzss, and had good
look, you will 20 yeur bottom dollar on her
and feel tAat she is an good as gold, and that
when she tells her yousg man that she Loves
him, !here is ne discount on it, and no gig
Cling back; but take the same girl with her
frsnt hair banged, snd when shs looks 81
you you fsel jusl az though she would hook
and you can't trust her. She k,s fence.
jumping leok that makes young men feel
As though he wouldn't feel safe unless shs
was tied hiud and feet, so she couldn't gel
out of the pssture.-Kdnsd, Cify 1ineS. .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-25
I.m n.ni,,. G.a.nIaxx.

The Cincinnati Commercial Gdsetts prints
the following letter from Jefferson Davis:
BEAUvoIR, HARRISON COUNTY MISS,
April12, 1852.
Samuel NJ Duncan,
DEAR sIR-Yours of the 3oth ultino, arrived at
this ONCE during my absence, otherwise it would
have bees sooner ACKNOWLEDGED. The reason you
give Tor the inquiry makes 1t pleasure for me to
reply. was born in what was then Christian
county, KY, for when Todd county was cut eff of
Christian the dividing line ran through my fathers
houSe aud the room in which ! was born il,
have been told. in Todd county. Ny father was
b IN in Georgia when 1t was q colony of Great
Bri ain, bis father was an IN migrAnt from
Wales ana his mother waa q native of Georgia.
Ny mother was = native of South Carolina, and
her father emigIated from Ireland. l bslieve this
covers the scope of your inquiry, and viii, hope:
be satisfactory to you. If your former letter of
inquiry was received the fact is not remembered,
but many such inquiries remain unanswered, be-
cause being private member of society, and hAv-
ing No with TO be anything else unless Is in your
case, some reason is given for inqniring into nay
genealogy it is q reasonable superstition that the
object is TO add another TO a collection Of auto
graphic letters. BE assured that no disrespect
intended toward you, and believe me to be as 4
Kon of the same soil with yourself respectfully
yours JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-25
"Dan Ihe Brave

The destruction OF the rebel ram Abe
marie wall be remem oered By sll WHO we're
familiar with the events OF the oIYI war
Dauiel G. George, to whom Congress awarded
a medal, ara whose case was last year
brought sgaiu- 10 the notice OF the United
States Senate, Grsd the torpedo when within
twelve fssl OF the deadly missile, by which
the rebel ran wEs SUNK. "Dan the Brave
as he is called, escaped with his life, but was
taken prisoner, and was about to be pis-
Toned by The bayonets OF the exssperated
rebels When Capt. Geek, Of the A.bem srle,
rushed TO the spot with revolver in band and
said he would shoot the 6rst nan who at
tempted 10 injury Dan, at the same lime de-
cl,ring that he had been in the United States
Navy thirty years, and This was the bravest
deed Ae had ever known. A complimentary
benefit to Dan the Brave" will be given
in fremont Temple, Boston, on Tuesday
evening next, when Charles Francis Anans,
IT,, will preside
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-25
ERRICINAL.
NERVOUS DEBILITY

spszi5e for HysteItI, Dtsziness, Couv1looEf
Feryous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss O
Memory, 5permAtorrReA, Inpotoncy, InyoluntG1I
Emissions, Premature Olc Age, caused by ovSl'
ezer1on. Self-Eouse or oVer-Ho0lssncet wn1ct
leads 70 misery, decay and 0sitk. One SoI WI
oure recent cAzes. zach box contains one n.onthlg
trcsrz7ent- Oae dollar box, or az boxes for ave
dolIzfE sent Dy mall prepaid, receipt Of Price.
We guarantee aiJ boxes TO cure any case. with
each order recelved BY Gs Tor az b0zes, aceomya
MED with Eve dollars, We vii send the purchassl
our written guArxatse 70 Eet1rn the lcoasy IL th<
treatment DOES not eject Gvlre. Gukrka&sea 10
rued only by 4. RKHKERf q co., Whoieszle enc
Retail DIuzxiEtS. 2ls Azin sEreet, Mem phia, lem
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-25

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and is unsurpassed as hair dressing.
1t is the most economical preparation
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the State Assayer of Massachusetts.
The popularity OF Halls Hair Remover
has increased with the test OF may
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foreign lands, and It Is now known and
used In all the civilized countries al
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-25
For the Sunday Appeal
SHE'S 1EETEsT VIZ ENsHE SMILES.

With soft blue eyes and golden hair,
With cherry lips sad rosy chesks,
A gentle and beWitchinE air,
A vOics of music when abe speaks,
With smile, tast has the sunlight caught
Adept though in eoquettish Willis
Oh she il 10 rely! and I've thought
That ske IL sweetest when she smiles.
And then I've Eat and gszsd again
And could gaze till were blind
She seemed in meditatiYe vein,
And as gszed changed my mind;
g,zed on lips and eyes and head,
A soft, subaued, calm shadow had
O'erspreed her features, and said,
No, she il sweetest when she's sad"
Another time saw her, when
cloud swept swiftly Ger her brow,
Nv ewes were trSns1xsd o. her then,
And 'ohl" l thought, "sEe's lovely now"
Not Scotlnna'S Queen 70 aogcr wrought,
Nor all elrth's Qne.nE with dazzling CROWN
Were half so lovsly, and thought,
Oh, she Is sHestest when GAe froWns.
Hooked again and there she stood,
Her own IespleRdent lovely self
In beauty Of youEg wOmanhoOc,
And witching Is isirY elf;
Like lily sparkling in the dew,
Surprising flown Of every cline,
She seemed, and ~ gszed knew
she's sweet and lovely all the tine"
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