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LOCAL NOTICES.

Buy crushed feed at Patrick's mill.
FRESH lot OF lates. styles gas.Gxtures al
Brownies, 40 Madison street.
Dr. ZIERMANN's, No. 222 Second street
Turkish, hot and cold baths, new and com
fortably arranged.
A CUP of good coffee is the most deiciou,
beverage known. Such is Deans best RiC
and Java mixed coffee.
".*In the Diamond Dyes more coloring ii
given for ten cents than in any fifteen oil
twenty ive-cent dyes, and they give faster
and more brilliant colors.
IF you want Awnings, Tents, Mattresses
Cots, have your furniture repaired, uphol
stored OF packed for shipment, call at III
Gutenberg, 23l Second street.
A Specific and the only one loo for al
forms and types of skin disease is known the
world over as DR.. Benson's Skin Cure. 1t il
not a patent medicine. but reliable. car
tain remedy. Druggists.
LADIES and gents, send your collars and
cuffs to the Memphis Steam Laundry, 224
Second street. We guarantee finish equal Il
new S-nd sample lot. L4ce curtains
specially. Calls and deliveries Tree.
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MEMPHIS, N. FRIsDAY,

risge with his wife. This moment of time
WA taken advantage of by rascal on the
opposite side OF the carrisge, who quickly
opened the door and attempted to snaich the
diamond brooch with which the brides
veil was fastened, and which was the
gift of her neHiy-made husband. The
baroness, feeling the mans hand at
her throat, grasped his wrist and pushed him
back, aud al the same moment tne baron en-
tered the carriage, and, supposing the oppo-
site door had been opened by some over
Jealous snecta'or, pulled ii 10 with slam,
very badly smashing the foFe6Dger OF bic
wife's left naud. Ga the way to her fathers
house, No. 1918 Walnut street, the pain wss
so great that the young lady momentarily
tainted away, and sgain lost consciousness
on reaching home. Notwithstanding this
and the distressing fact that her finger was
so badly hurt that the injured nail came off
as soon j, was touched, The baroness
bravely stood up for half hour and re-
ceived the congratulations OF the hundreds
OF friends who attended the reception at the
house.
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LATTEKs DAY SAINTS.
The Mormon Conference at Kirkland,
o., sill in Session.

CLEVELAND, April 12.-The Mormon Con-
ference al Kirtland con inusd TO day. The
time gss mostly occupied in religions ser
vice., during which woman sang song in
foreign Language, while che claimed 10 be
under the influences Of the "sift of tongues"
A letter was received from Secretary of S ate
Frelipghuysen, In Response 10 The request to
make distinction between polygsnous and
homogeneous Mormons, "a Secretary Evsrts
had semi circulars abroad warning emigran,s
coming here not to join polyg amous commu-
niiies, that they would thereby expose them
selves to the operation of penal laws of the
United SAFES. Secretary FfelInghngsen ra-
plies: at is contrary TO the practice of this
government 20 give by circular, az Ia pro-
posed, any sanction or Enforcement Of
specific form Of belief. Il is for the agents
Of any religion 10 make known its character
Law abiding migrants are cure against
-
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London prizs ring, in six or eight weeks
from signing articles. think should have
better chance 10 win my bsckeI's money in
such a contest. If Sullivan, or aIy one
else, is ready 10 meet me-, all they have to
do is 10 post $500 forfeit with Harry Hill.
The money will be covered, and there will
be 10 trouble about arranging a match"
Madden says he will match Mitchell
sgaipst any pugilist, big or little. Manager
Henry ]. RICE, of the Mace and Siads Com
bnatioD, said there was no doubt a match
would he made between Sullivan and S ade
when the combination gets TO B1ston- Pete
McCoy says be wants to spar Billy Madden,
and will bet 500 that he will Stop him in
three rounds with the gloves. Steve Taylor,
the heavyweight champion of New Jersey,
challenges Mitchell to spar him with soft
gloves, four rounds, Marquis OF Qdeensberry
rules, for from $500 TO $4,000 a side.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVlTIES.

Pennington, n. j., April 1.-THE Bsecher
Casket Mandatory burned this morning. Loss,
S25,Ce0.
Cairo, ILL.,, April II A pereeptible shock
OF earthquake occurred here at $50 O'Clock this
morning.
Little Rock, April IA. c. Remmell,
postmaster at Newport ard a prominent Repub-
hcsn leader, died this morning.
Columbus, O., April IA. II. & G. A.
Bond, u, wholesale fancy grocers. have assigned.
ssets s25.OOo; liabilities, about S27, 0o0
New York, April 12.-The Mercantile
Trust Company began paying the stockholders of
the Western Union Telegraph Company their
dividends to-day.
Little Rock, April 12-Tns governor to-
day signed the bill permitting non resident to
become Stats printer and perform the WORK out
side the State.
Charleston, April 12.-The Board OF Heal h
states that there has not been case of yellow
vessel during voyage hither.
Mon gomery, Ala, April 1.-THE Su-
preme Court holds that the revenue law OF the
late h stature Is void. because of the omission
to havetne bill is enrolled and signed.
CINCINNATI, April 12.-Msyor Thomas J.
stephens took the oath of ofics this evening.
Mayor Means retires with the good wishes aud re-
spect OF many OF the best citizens irrespective of
party.
New York, sapril i2.-John Walsh, rs.
Gently arrested by the French authorities at the
request OF the British government on suspicion of
being concerned in the Phoenix Park muiders, ar
rived here to-day
Little Rock, April 1.-THE United States
grand jury to day indicted ex-United States Mar
shall + Brown Tor forgery, perjury, and presenta.
ton OF false accounts while chief clerk under the
late Marshal Terrans
Hartford, April IL The prohibitory
amendment to the constitution was rejected by
the House, not having the necs seary two-thiris
vote. he Senate rejected the bill requiring rail-
roads to provide free passes to members OF the
Legislature.
Louisville, April 12-Further develop
ments in the City Hall frauds made to-day indi-
cate tt at Cope Snapp, as far back as 1876 misap
piled the sum OF Sl452 city taxes paid by Gen. m
Preston. The matter will be laid before the gIand
| jury at the next meeting
Dsnvsr, COL, April 1.-THE Continesta al
| Oil Works of this city burDed1ate tonight. Loss
estimated at 5000; partly insured In several
companies. The fremen orking hard to save
| the gas works, which are situated near the oil
| WORKS, and will probably succeed.
Camden, ARK, April IA heavy rain and
| hailstorm occurred here Wednesday night and
did considerable damage to crops. The road bed
| OF the st. Louis Narrow gauge road was badly
washed north of town. The Ouachita river is rap
IDLY rising this afternoon, with thirtyope feet on
the government gauge.
Columbus, Ga, April 12.-The steamer
| Wylly, OF the Central-Libe steamers, last night
struck the bridge at Fort Gaines, carrying away
me cabin and striking pier imms diately sunk
three deck-hands, are missing She had a miscel.
laQeOus cargo. The boat and u JUtaI fUsE
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NO BLOODSHED.
Shooting Array Between Az Editor and
Printer.

LITTLE ROCK, April 1.-THE Gozeae yes
terday published the following Pine Bluff
special: Arthur Murray, editor OF the Pine
Bluff FTess Eogte, is known and respected as
one of the most worthy young men in Arkan-
sas. Some newspaper structures hsve here
tofore passed between him and A. d. Wrig "a =,
printer on his paper. This morning
Murray, in lengthy article, de-
nounced Wright as cowardly trsducer,
a hypocriticsl scoundrel and an unscrupu-
lous liar; charged him with perjury in voting
here lsst week, although only in the State since
last January; that he was a chesp.labor
sgitaior and petty gambler, unworthy of
honest men, and arrayed facts supposed 10
be true fully warranting the article as emf
uentIy iustif able. Tue article was so butter
thai Wright could not face the commu-
nifty against il without manifestation OF re-
sentiment, and his allies pressed. him to this
end. The result was that this morning,
at the postofice, he made an assault on
Murray with pistol. Murray promptly de-
Tended himself. Wright sgitatsdly fired three
shots and Murray coolly ore. MuIray's lace
was powder. burnt; no bloodshed. Murray's
pistol failed 10 work, or the ARRAY would
doubtless have been fatal. Had Murray
been hurt it Is evident, from present public
sentiment, that the consequences Tor which
laws are not ample would hare resulted
Wright is being examined before Justice
John +. Boyd, charged with assault with
in ent to kill. Every Thing is as quiet as the
ind glaticn Of eur peoffe will admit OF.
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The EepublfcRas Wis Not Put Up .
Candidate.
ATLANTA, April 1.-THE Republican
Committee decided not TO pat up candi-
dale
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THE FLOODS.
A Rise of six Inehes Here Recorded at
Helena.

Special 10 the Appeal
HELENA, April 12.-Rise in the last
twenty-four hours six inches, the gauge to.
night shosing a little more than forty feet
above low water and six and one-hslf fest
below high water. The future rise will be
slow until the St. Francis basin begins
emptying the volume OF water already re-
ceived and passing into it. Then, as in the
March rise, there will be quick and dis
astrous waste, places 10 the levees admitting
full force of water into The bottom country,
wherein Cowdon's outlet, theory is made
disaslrously successful.
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FITZ JOHN PORTER.
An Important Telegram Placed in Hfl
Possession.

BUFFALO, April 12.-Gen. Fitz John
Porter, in This city 10 day, was handed the
following dispatch by Maj. P. C. Doyle. OF
this city, Telegraph operator with Gen.
Burnside at Fredericksburg during the Sec
ond Bull Run campaign, and all of Porter's
dispatches passed through his hands:
Many of Edwsrds's horses are behind. Where
are Benson and Robinson? Did you see Weed and
Randall and my cavalry?
F. J. PORTER. Msjor-General.
FALMOUTH, August 26, 1862, Jam.
Gen. Porter--rid If he had known the ex-
istence of this dispatch it might have been
of great aid to him during his court-m arti al
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As fortunes are considered nowadays, Pc
ter Cooper was not a very rich man. Four
years ago be gave sl,OOa,OOO apiece 10 Ed
ward Cooper, his only son, add A. S. Hewitt.
He reserved for himself an income of about
500 600, the most Of which he gave away.
During the war his Income from his iron
works, which are among the largest in the
country, averaged $500 per day, but during
the last few years the losses have been heavy,
the firm refusing to discharge any of their
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SPORTING NEWS.

NEW YORK, April I2-Cnarley Mitchell,
he Eosiish pugiis', speaking of SuiIivan's
offer 10 knock him oul il four rounds with
gloves for $4,000, said to-dsy: "The fact
that Sullivan vans to bet so much money
GOES to show that he does not mean business.
After had won the championship offered
to fight any man in England for ESQ TO e5o0,
bec,use 1 intended business. Ii I had no
intention of fighting should have offered
to 6ght suy man in England for
$500 10 el000, knowing that no pngi-
list could raise Ibst amount 1 eau.
not accept Snllivan's offer, becsuse the
stakes are 100 large. He sgreed to box Tug
Wilson for $1,000, and that is enough. Ii
the champion means business why does he
no box me for that smoun? l am no, par.
ticular about engaging in any glove contest
with Sullivan, preierring to meet him with
bare knuckles, according to the rules of the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-13
CONFIDENCE
Absolutely indispensable in the
Relations Between Buyer and
Seller is Confidence.
But Confidence in What? Every
Child in this Intelligent Age
Understands quality.
1t is Confidence i'm Style and
Value that is Required
Nowadays.

And in whom, of all the Memphis Dry
Goods and Millinery Merchants is placed
the confidence Of the Memphis pnbliG
as regards Style and Talues For these
qualities KREMERS are pre.eminent.
Outside OF New York and Paris, there
exists no such establishment.
To be undoubtedly First in Style aud
Taste even our bitterest opponents con-
cede this.
To be ahead in enterprise, and now tC
come to the front and sell goods cheaper
than the cheapest, we preserve all o.
good we have Inherited and add thereto
the beneficial features which have made
the distinguished success Of the greatest
Northern and Eastern Merchants.
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CHANGES CASE.
O1tNINI = ONSGs
THE UNITED STATES PowERLEss TO INTERPRET

THE UNITED STATES PowERLEss TO INTERFERE
IN THE GEORGIA CHINESE CASE
WASHINGTON, April I2-W. Loo Chang
& Co, OF Waynesboro, G l., having appealed
TO the Chinese minister here 10 endeavor
through the fundamentally of the State
Department, under the treaty of 1914 be-
tween the United States and China, 10 obtain
for them reparation for ths losses sustained
by being driven out of the town above named
some months since, the minister called The
attention OF the State Department 10 the
natter. Secretary Frelisghuysen, in reply,
said that as the complainants were not in
jured in their rights or properly through any
act of the United States, the department
could do no more than it had already done,
that IL, requesf the government OF Georgia
to Instruct the local aul horities TO investig ale
the utcsge upon the Chinsmen, with a view
to securing for them the same rights oil pro-
lection to person and property which would
be accorded American citizens.
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ARTHUR'S PICNIC.
A United States War Vessel Placed at
the Disposal OF the Presidential
Excursi0nists.
The Tobacco Rebate-OhiO Politics.
How e1-COngressman Crowley
was Snubhed.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-Iu accordance
with a telegram from Secretary Chandler,
received at the Navy Department this morn
ing, the Tallapoosa has been ordered to pro
coed from KY West. Fla, to ST. Augustine,
to receive the presidential party on board.
She will leave Key West to day, and reach
st. Augustine tomorrow afternoon. II is
rot known what the future movements of the
President will be, but il is thought the party
will start at once. on the Tallapoos1, for
Wellington.
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A SUCCESSFUL mechanic, man eli expe-
rience and observation, writss that "the
trouble with young Americans ia that they
are rot taught to work, and TO work hard
Too often does the father say: MY boy must
not work so hard as / have seemingly 10
forget that his own hard work is the cause Of
his success" The fact is, there is no Kind OF
success 10 the world that does not require
work, either with the brain or mu,cle to win.
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CHIEF Moses, at Portland, Or, says he
fears he cannot keep his tribe from the war
path uuless the strip Of land CT seventeen by
100 miles, taken from the reservation last
February, be restored. Gen. Miles thinks
ing. Two companies were sent to the reser.
walton. Others are in readiness. Moses't
warriors number 800. They may be jJined
in case of an outbreak by the Colvilles, Spo'
kanes, Coeur de Lions and HIrkimas.
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The New Yerk Herdid's commissioner has
reported the distribution OF the S54;S53 col.
floods 10 the Ohio valley. He distributed
every dollar in the most jpdicious manner
that he could possibly conceive calculated tc
best carry out the objects Of the charity.
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OHIO POLITICS.

JUDGE LAWRENCE OR BUTTERwoRTH TO BE
THE REPUBLICAN, sTANnARn.pEAREE.
WAsHINGToN, April 12-Senator Sherman,
in conversation this morning concerning
the coming gubernatorial contest in Ohio,
said: Judge Lawrence would be an excellent
candidate. He is man of great executive
ability, and would make an admirable gov
error. consider his chances for the uom-
ination very coed. Maj Butterworih ia also
prominently mentioned in this connection.
He ia very popular, and would b. a strong
candidate and a superior executive officer.
1t seems TO me that either Lawrence or But
ferworth will be the standard bearer Of tue
Republican party in the approaching can
vsssO
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HANG
j. L. Robinson Executed at CarroIitoD,
Miss, for the Murd er OF Adafr.

Special to the Appeal
WINoNA, MISS, April 12.-J. E. Robinson
white man, was hung to-day at Carrollton
Miss, for the murder OF Adair. He said or
the scaHold that he had not been treated
fairly by the witnesses, that he had been
threatened several times, and that he felt
justified. He ssid he was prepared to die
and wanted everybody to meet him in
heaven. About 1000 people were present
We had an awful heavy rain last night
Cotton comes in freely.
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THE English phlanthropi.t, Emily Faith.
rum, sag. fffFiIUur dtFPSrasrIu eHt or Inose
who are promctin the cause Of woman sui
frage, l must say that in my opinion their
energies would be better directed toward
helping women to independence by giving
them employmeutu
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

Herbert Allen had three ribs broken in a
runaway to-day
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
The Railroad Commission Appointed by
the GoYernor-Gen. Gordon to Rep
resent West Tennessee.
Maj. Yves. Rhea Captures the Coal Oil
Inspectorship for Shelby-Ihe
Knights OF Honor.

Special 10 the Appeal
NASHVILLE, April 1.-THE governor sp-
pointed az the Railroad Commission: Gen.
G ,rdon for West. Col. J. II. Savage for Mid
de, and J. A Turley for East Tennessee
Messrs. Gordon and Savage are lawyers, and
Mr.. Turley is a farmer. Gen. Gordon was
formerly civil engineer, and surveyed the
route Of the Nashville and Northwestern
railway.
Gov. Bate will appoint Maj. W. H. Rhes,
Of Memphis, coal-oil inspector for Shelby
county, to take effect the 5th Of May, when
the time of The present incumbent expires.
THE ACTORS FUND BENEFIT.
The thesters of Nashville being Tempo
rArily closed no performance was given te-
day for the benefit of the sctors- fund. Man.
sger Wilson was desirous OF cooperating
with the managers throughout the country,
but owing TO the sbsedce Of any theatrical
company was limited to an expression Of
good will toward the object in view.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Herbert Allen had three ribs broken in
runaway TODAY
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LAW REPORTS.

Circuit Couri-The Hon. ]. NJ. Greer,
PEesid'ng,
Meets at O'Clock pm. Calendar for TO.
day: Nos. 1866. on trial; 1864, NJ J Cohn
& c vs. Mr.. A Rocco; 1865, Taylor & Car
roll VS. S B. Dickens; 1866, W. a Carroll vs.
same; 1870. w. E and w. B. R gers vs. John
Wood-; 1871, W. J. Rutland, administrs tor,
VS. J. B. Cook. Also, Nos. Toss and 1857,
from Yesterdays calendar.
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Great Offerings this Week!
Greatest of all!

44-Inch all-wool Cancels Hair Yeilings, worth 90
we sell at 45c
6ros de Zurich, in all new shadings, at Csc
run
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Mob vioIesce In Boston,

Boston, April ia mob of about 1000
Irish assaulted the house of the father oil
L zzie NJ. Cannon, VINO brought action
against Father Fleming TO recover damages
for r moving her paper By which she
claimed to sac angels. Bonfres blszed upon
the sidewalk and the steps of The house
Sticks and s,ones were hurled sgainst the
house and windows. The police finally dis
psrsed the crowd. Another large croTG
gathered tonight, but the police and rair
sent all bone.
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LONDON, April 12-At a meeting of the
Irish members of Parliament to day Just in
Mccarthy presided. Parnell was not pres
eni, owing TO the condi ion Of his health.
A resolution was adopted, by large msjori-
ty, declaring that the good work done by
Irish Americans was fully recognized and
appreciated, but it was Advisable at the pres
ent juuctuye that Parneil should remain in
England 10 attend 10 his parliamentary duties
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IT must have been a terrible stale of af-
fairs that caused the Psalmist TO ask: "Who
can stand before his cold?" In his day the
remedies we're few and doubtful; how much
happier should this generation be, that has
household remedy, DR.. Bul's Cough Syrup;
80 wonderful has bsen It's cures that millions
rise I'D and call il "blessed.o
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The Register says that "tne groEth of
the vegetable farming Industry srou I'D
Mobile has given rise to many dependent
industries, all Of which are now in flourish
Jog condition, because the parent industry is
such a grand SUCCESS. None Of these sub
sidiary industries suoceeds so we'll as the
newly-started box and crate M manufacturing"
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"WHAT we want" says the Oxford Falcon,
dis new line' which will open up parts OF
Mississippi that have never yet heard the
shrill whistle of the locomotive, nor the
plaintive cry OF ALI aboard Such sounds
echoing through these now uuinbab!t,d paris
of the State would muse new life, vieof and
push into every patriotic citizen"
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In the matter OF e1poris, Nav Orleans, for
the quarter ending NJ irch 3Ist, shows $780,
2OQ,1Sl, against S24.947,1l1 for the cor
responding period OF 1882, on increase OF
So ,253,070.
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The Break al shIp,s Rayou.

VIcKsBURG, April IL "A large volume of
water Is going through the break in Ships
bayou eYee, two mites above Hard Times
Landing, La. There is a break about 200
yards wide 400 yards below The government
light. The current is very swift. All the
back lands are Inundated.
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REPORTS Of the condition OF the wheat
crop along the line Of the AtchisoD, Topek a
and Santa Fe railroad, 10 K susas, Indicate a
grea'er crop h iu that OF 1882, which was the
best ever harvested in that State.
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Attempted Robetry OF n Bride

PHILADELPHIA, April Fan incident
winch occurred at the wedding of Mics
orence Smith to Baron Won Fri-sep, a.
the church OF the Holy Trinity last Wsdnes-
day .fernoon, has just been made known.
As the uewy married pair left The church
aod reached their carriage, the crowd, which
Was very dense, ihronged about them in its
anxirty TO see the bride, and for an instant
interftred with the baion's entering the car
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DIED,

VILLEPIGUE.-On Friday April 10, 1888, at
1890 m, at the residence OF Henry M. Ferguson,
No. SO Madison street, Miss AGNES vILLKPIGUB.
LEE-At S:15 O'Clock pm, Thursday April II,
1883, at the residence Of his mother, Mrs Jane
Lee No. Us Pontotoc street, MILTON 8. LEE in the
24th year of his age.
Funeral services at Avery Chapel, this (FRIDAY)
afternoon at O'Clock. Nashville papers please
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"MANY ladies who had scarcely enjoyed
the luxury of feeling we'll for years have
been so renovated BY using Lydia Pinkhsm's
Vegetable Compound tina they have tri-
pied over the ills flesh Is said 10 be her
to, snd life has been crowned with the added
charm OF fresher beauty.