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A GhASILY FIND.
A BODY FOUND FLOATING IN THE BAYOU
HHORoUGHLY DECoMPosED.

BODY FOUND FLOATING IN THE BAYOU,
4HoRoUGHLY DEcoMPosED.
The ueighbors about the bridge over Il e
bayou east OF the Louisville and Nashville
depot, complained of fearful odor on Sua-
day night, and next morning John Plunket
who lives in the vicinity, found the body OF a
man floating on the surface of the water Just
above the bridge, his arms outstre,ched and
his face turned up to the sky. He drew it
out on The bank and an Inquest was held by
Justice Spelmsn, who could fiud no clew to
the mans identity. The body was swollen TO
twice its natural size and was full six feet
long. The features were indistingushsble,
and the flesh in many places had slougbed
away. The hair had dropped out from he
head and 9 thin goatee, OF light color,
came away with the coroner's fingers when
he touched it. About two inches of mad
covered The chest, though the hands and feet
were perfectly clean. The corpse had on a
pair of ans pau,s, while knit shirt, and
brogan shoes. The pockets were searched
and the lining of the clothing ripped open,
but no papers or vslusbles of any kind, not
even a pocket knife, were found. A report
that ona srm was broken is pronounced by
the coroner to be IN rue. The body was
givea to the county undertaken for burial.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Ch smpf0n Texan Cowboys and
TOreadOrs,

The Gh ami fOn Texan COWDOyE ana Z
TOread0rs,
With their colossal combination, composed
OF come twenty odd veritabe heroes of m my
ventures in contest With the wild OK of our
plains, will give a unique and interesting
entertainment at the Olympic Park to-day at
o'clock. This ia class of amusement of
a very attractive nature, and we anticipate a
large attendance. These scenes to be pre-
sen ed of pursuit, lsssoiug, throwing, ty ing
and su6jug alton of ferocious steers, ready
for branding, are not uncommon sights in
Texas 1t Ia something we have all be ard
of and read of, though but few have Nen.
The agility displayed by a runaway Texas
steer is simply sstopi-hiBg. These creatures
will clear any binary fence with ease. So
it ia found quite impossible to conhne them
TO any locality except by mounted Gu srd
commonly known as cowboys. The herding
and rearing of cattle on the Southwestern
plains is fast becoming one of the great bust
mesa Interests of America. The Mexican
bull.fgbtsrs will execute wonderful f-as OF
Intrepidity, startling, sensational yet devoid
of anything approaching cruelty or inhu-
mauity, the management positively forbid
ding anything of the kind. This will, in.
deed, be "mighty curren' in the sea of rec
reative msrvels." stupendous native ssnsf-
lion. 50 go early and get good seats on the
grand stand. See advertisement in another
column.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The principal transactions 10 real estate
yesterday were M follows:
Amos Woodruff 10 Nolsnd Fontaine, his
Homestead on Adams street, $4,000.
N. Fontaine 10 A. Woodruff, his house
and lot on Madison street, $4,000.
Eleven acres in the DERRICK tract cold at
private sale for $500.
j. w. Carter to Scott & Postop, trustees,
to secure the payment OF $500 to w. Thorn
as, $50 acres, Ninth district.
Isomss ID. Merritt and others 10 G. NJ.
Gale and c. j. Hauks, psrt of 10S acres, re-
reg stored to correct mistake, $1,000.
G orge P. Mitchell 10 J. W Capp, w. L.
ClsPp and w. B. Mitchell, ali his estate of
George Pa,teson, 81.
w. B Mitchell 10 W. L. Clspp, same 50
shove, $3.50.
J. H. Malone to Hannah Holm, lots in
Fort fickering, block IL, on he east side OF
Second stree, 4Sx1l2 feet, $3.50
q Z. Atkinson to ID A. Dwight, lots l and
2, block 10, corner Of Hulirg and Tennessee
streets, 120xl80 ct, to satisfy debt.
CHANoERY SALES.
The clerk of the Chsncery Court of David
son county sold the following property 10
front OF the courthouse at noon yesterday:
House and lotion south west corner of Third
and Washington streets, fifiy feet on Third
BY las leet on Washington, 10 r. d. Frazer,
$1,000.
Lot on southwest corner OF Seventh aud
Gholson streets, in Fort Pickering, 450x479
fet, to Pierce & Suggs, $780,.
Lot on Walnut street, which was held by
Samne Watson TO satisfy judgm mt against
A ]. Montgouerf and his ind rssr, George
Dixon, sold 10 J. J. Dnffy for $500.
Lot II, block Al, sixty feet on s.. Msr;i1
and runaing back to bayou, to C. Morionna,
1II10
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PERSONALS.

Col. R. F. LooNEY left last evening for
Nashville.
Mr.. G c. HARBIs left yesterday ON a
visit to Pilot Point, Tex.
J. E. JONES. of Chicsgo, registered at the
Merchants Exchange yesterday.
Mr. P. I. FORSYTH and family left for
Iuka Springs last night to spend the summer.
MISS PAULINE SoLAKI, of New Orleans, is
visiting Miss Ina Vaccsro, at 1872 Adams
street.
CAPT. W. c. HARDwIcK was admitted to
membership By the Merchants Exchange
yesterday.
GEORGE W. MARTYR, Of Little Rock, and
Charles II. Wurtzburger, of Pine Bluff, we're
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CONLEY's QUEER CAPER.
FOR SOME UNKNOWN REASON HE LAsHEs
WOMAN WITH A STRAP


Just before sunrise Suoday morniug the
window OF The residence of Mile Gilhsm,
an octoroon, who lives on Fourth street near
Carolina, was opened by her cousin, Henry
Conley, who wss armed with heavy trunk
strap, and had business 10 his eye. The
woman screamed for assistance, bul Conlty
stopped her mouth with one hand while
he laid on he strap with the other, After
amusing himself in this way for a minute or
two ne sat down and rested and III went at
it sgsin. When ne had worn the womsn's
clothing nearly of of her BODY h. ltf her.
This was the story sre told TO Justice Flem-
ing, at whose Office shs swore out warra ut
for CJnley's Arrest. There has been no dis
pute between them, the woman declares, and
says be did not once tell her his reason for
abusing her az he did. The beating wac q
severe one and the marks of The strap are
still visible on her body. The warrant was
given 10 Deputy Kane for execution.
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Go to J. A. Bailey's, 295 Second street, for
pumps, pipes, we'll points. etc.
New STOCK CARPETs-Mattings, Baby
Buggies just r-c7lved:
LADIES will find relief from their head
ache, costiveuess, swimming in the head,
collie, sour stomach, restlessness, Indigestion,
constant or periodical sick headaches, weak
ness in the back or kidneys, pain in the
shoulders and differeu, parts Of the body,
feeling of lassituda and dependency, by TAX
ing Sinsmons's Liver Regulator. 1t should
be used by all persons, old and young. 1t is
not unpleasant, is purely vegetable, and IS
not Injurious To the most delicate constitu-
ton. None genuine except that prepared by
/ Il Z.ilin q %.
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CASUALTIES,
A RUNAWAY TEAM -IDIorIC DARBY DIsA.
PEARED-A DRIVERS LEG BROKEN.

RUNAWAY TEAM-IDToTIC DARBY DIsAP-
PEARED-A DRIVERS LEG BROKEN.
A painfu ] accident occurred on Second
street about 8 o'clock yesterday evening, by
which Henry Bishop, colorrd driver icr
Bsssett & Co, had his leg broken in two place.
While driving along in front of KtcS 3
stable his horses became frightened at drovS
of sheep aud were about 10 run away wi en-
he attempted TO spring from the wage d.
10 doing so his leg caught in the spokea OF
the ssiftly moving wheel and he was dash d
to The ground In moments time one of
his legs was broken and crushed to a pulr,
below the knee. DR.. Shaw was sent for snd
did what he could to relieve his condition,
and later he WAS sent to the hospital.
DEMENTED DARBY DISAPPEARS
The relatives OF sn ioiotic negro man
named Ell Dockery, notified the police last
night that be b I'd been missing since early
Sunday morning. He il subject TO f :, and
on seversl occasions, when left 10 60 and
come as he chose, m sde nsrros escapes from
death. These attacks resulted at last 10
complete idiocy, aud for several monil past
he hiss b-en confined at home aud clo-ely
watched. He has not left tue house during
that lime, and as ali his Old haunts have
been searched without the least trace, it is
feared he has met with soms accident
RUNAWAY.
A pair of spirited young horses sttJch d
| to buggy, in which were seated Mr.. WI
liam s. Titus snd Mics NJ attic Winche ser.
became frightened iu sitter leav ny the reel
deDce of The former, on Market street, and
| Dashed away Al breAk-nsek rpeed. At the
corner of Fourth they turned and ran into
ExchHuge, whirling around the corner and
going west. Several persons ran out at the
corner Of the alley and attempted to stop
| the horses, when the vshicle was suddenly
| overturned and its occupants were thrown 10
| the ground. Mr.. Titus escaped with few
bruises about the head and face, and Miss
Winchester wss uniniursd, and though very
nervous on account of the accident, was able
| TO take her place in Sunday school as usu al
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DUplex DIRECTORY

The orders for the DupLez Memphi,
Directory for 1884, volume Xl, are now ip
The work will be canvassed for in October
alter all changes are made, and l will issue
promptly as usual. The is the only doubl.
system directory, and 1 am sole proprietor
and owner of The copyright. No other
directory will Issue on this pan.
CHI z MEATHERRE
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

DONY-A white mare pony, with one nostril
J. split Li5eral reward for her return 70
II. G. DANCEY'S woodward,
corner Desoto and South streets.
AIOUSE-COLOKED HORSE MULE
LNl l412 hands high; branded on left side of
neck. and had leather halter on when last seen,
Liberal reward for his return TO
T. A JONES & CO. 81 Monroe ST.
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WANTS.

|REES HAEDs-With homes in the city, TO
VI learn Cotton sPipni3,g M M us hall
paid while Learning. Apply at the mills.
A NY oNE-Having any Information in reger
IA to CHARLEY LEWIS, colored, VINO Ieis M NJ
Sty in February lS'Y LULA T LEVI LEWIS this once
Z "o AhS' Ni0N al al CLARENDON HOTEL
uTTGR AND BANJO TAUGHI-LeAYe orleIs
VI at HollenbeIg's Music House
C,IrUATIUN-By druggist, whsiesale or retail
- house; hrst-class references given. Azores
AOkPHINE, this nice.
TOOK- AND NURs k-GIRL--GoJd wages given.
u Appii at the Donoho plsca, near the hqFtn
gale OF Elmwood. WV. NJ. 9te -, -:
NAkDaNER-ODe who Understands something
u ABOUT flowers. G. GOkbELS, 4l3 second 81:
nARTY-Io invest $500, or equivalent, in stoea
IL aud take haif interest in STOCK farm lun
plantations ON inquiry. ADDRESS y M 11' 80
TABBAGE-1O 600 head choice cabbage Moneay
| mprniue by +. l.. WARNER.
A GENTS-F0r The only PillOw-snam Holder
~ that lifts both shams at once without ioiainS.
CLIMAX MFG co, JACKSON, Mleh.-
DLOW sTOCK-ro work ON plantation near
L Memphis. Liberal inducements offered 70
draymen, ana all expenses paid For Parucuiars
apply TO f. A. JONES, Forests Stable, Memphis
400 GOOD CROSs-IIEMAKERS-TO work on
EOO the Canton, Aberdeen and Nashville
RAILROAD; will pay 10 cents each at STUN p; 70
good men to WORK on pile drivers-wages per
dny 81; 20 good men 10 WORK a. sawmill-wHges
s25 per mouth aud board. steady employment,
a d payments monthly on the 10Th OF each month.
Apply at our Office, kOsciusko, Miss
GOODMAN q CO., Contractors.
N1AN OF EXPEhlENCE-TO NIL the position of
vi Superintendent Calvary Cemetery. APP
plications may be left, accompanied with refer
enCes at the store of B. J. SeLnmes, ESQ, second
Vice President Of the Association, or with John
IosQne AZ courthouse. BY order of the Board of
DireeIors JOHN LOAGUE, Secretary.
NUITAR AND BANJO TAUGHT Leave ordeTs
u al Hollenberg's Music House
I'D GOLD WATCH-C ASIsS-Chains JswelIy,
" etc, for CASH. N. Milford q Co., SIS Main
n OksEs AND MULES TO PASfURE-Fne
ri clover and good water; sailed regular. For
reference eJ. Il. Manor, at his livery stable, op
ooSite eourt house I. A. b IAN CHI
900 TONS RAGS, CAST AND WROUGHT
HUN Iron, Dry Zones; also second, hand Ma
ehinery bought ana sold. SAM GAbAf, Agt-s
4O9 10 4l3 shelby street, Memphis.
GR OND-HAN CLOrHING'-t5oOd prices paid
- O.'' - ELIAs sHAUL, 4Os Main street
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New Clarendon Hotel.

- ENLAKGED.
PARLOR HOTEL OF MEMPHIS.
Rates-s2, 81 so and So per day.
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FROM EAR TO EAR,
A MAN WITH HIS THROAT CUT REFUSES T
GIVE HIS AssAILANT's NAME.

GIVE HIS AssAILANT's NAME.
A negro mau named John Williams, who
works for the Compress Company and lives
at 6S2 Charleston avenue, was taken TO
Hessen's drug store, on Poplar street, at 8
o'clock Sunday evening for surgical atten-
ton. HIS throat was cut from ear to ear.
Tue jugular vein wss severed nearly MALT the
way through, m aking a wound of an ug y
and probably fatal nature. DR.. Wiiliford
managed 10 get the edges of the cut 10
gether after considerable difficulty, as tie
place was swollen and covered with clotted
blood, and sewed it together with seven
stitches. The unfortunate man was thea
able to speak little, but positively refus,
10 give the name of his assailant. He sail
he thought the man was playing uotil he cut
him. Williams was taken home and may
recover, but the chances are against it. Henry
Ship is believed TO be the name of the man
who did the cutting.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used when children cutting teeth. TIRE
heves the little sufferer at once; it produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and me little cheru0 awRkes as bright as q
button" II is very pleasant to taste. 1t sootheS
the child. sofens the gums allays all pain, relieves
wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best kno~
remedy for uiarrhea, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
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4 Daughser,s Miser,.
Father is Getting Well.

" Ny dauEhters say.
How much better father is since he used bop
Bitters.
1" He is getting well after his long suffering from
disease de lsred incurable"
And we ele 20 glad that ne used your Bitten. -
eIlDy u Utins r Y
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THURSDAY, 2sTH DAY oFyUSE, 1883.
" viii sell, for cash, 20 the highest bidder. one
8awmin including one soborse- power stationary
engine enc boiler carriage and fixtures, sane be-
ing near Cypress creek, on McHAiEy's land, Shelly
county. Sale 10 take place at mill. eeli a. trua
tee, under Deed Chsttel Book =, psge so
MeEARIlkn Truafae
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Notice.

Bds will be received BY the undersigned
until June 20, 1888, for lssse OF elegant
dining room and lunch-counisr IN Ualon
Passenger Depot for Que yesr. Possession
eiye,7 successful bidder july L, 1888. Right
10 re iect any and all bids reserved.
JOHN II. PEBBLES, NJ D,
Cbattau OOga. Tenn.
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COD LIVER OIL AND LINE.

WiIbor's Compound of Pure Cod Liver
OIL AND LNz.-The advantage of this compound
over tae plain Oil is that TIE nsnseztng taste OF
The Oil Is removed, and the whole rendered psls-
table The Offensive taste of the Oil has long scted
as great objection to its use; but IN this form the
trou BILE Is obviated- host Of certificates mig ut
be given here to testify TO the excellence and
the fact that il Is prescribed BY the medical fscu
is sufficient For sale by A B. WuBoE, Che mis-
Boston. and by all druggts,A
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Assistant Observer, United States 5 signal Ser
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Vasfad nv Time.

For throat diseases, colds and cough
Browns Bronchial Troches have proved tn cir
efficacy by test Of many years. Price %
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John Walsh. Undertaken,
Al Second street.
premature Loss of she Hair

Premature Loss of the Hair
May be entirely prevented by the use OF
Burnett's Cocaine.
The superiority of Burnett's Flavoring
Extracts consists in Their perfect purity and
strength.
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TRuSTEL,S SALE.


Ndlts
DY virtue Of a trust deed 70 me executed By
ID Austin Beatty. and Iesist red IN The Regis
ter'E ofhce Of Shelby county, fem, In book 107i
psg 1856 VIII, on
Tuesday, the pam OF July. 1881
Al y O'Clock m aud in front OF the courtho uss Of
aid county, sell public suction, 10 the highest
bidder eertsin parcel OF land. Et1ate In the city
Of Memphis. county Of Shelby and State Of Ten
nessee Deins Lot No. T. OF 81 bdiylsdon OF Lot No:
aid Lot 40 q Of record ia the Regis ter's once Of
said county. in hook 80. page ga; said lot No.
mas q fr Mt Of ify-tw0 end-a half feet on The east
aide Of Causey street: depth on the north line Of
1876 feet; the south line Of 2l6 feet, and v1dA
In the rear Of 30 feet
Terms Of sale-Cssh: equity Of redemption
waived, and tale believed 70 be good, but wpl
O. II HEARERS. Trustee.
a walker
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FOR RENT.

O1O POPLAR sTREET-sIT p rooms ,msE gas and
HOUSE-Nine rooms at IS Market street Ap-
IL ply to M. C. KENNEDY, AZ Mosby street.
UNFINISHED ROOMS For gentlemen
n Al 50 Adams street.
pOlMS-TWo unfurnished rooms single or en-
u suite fret floor, all conyentences. inquire
AZ 254 Sec Ond, opposite Court square.
noOMS-One neatly furnished room on mr.
IN floor, and three uufutnished on seconu hooIi
At No | 81 Second street
\ Ian FATION-Of three hundr "a acres i'm me
diately on the river in Coahoma county,
Miss or win take a partner on equitable terms
also a stOrehouse at same laudlns, upon eoovS
terms Plantation above overflow 1882, with
Ieyees broken. Apply 70 -, % 49,, -.
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Gast0n's Hotel.

European plan. Enlarged, and refurnished
Prices according to size and location OF roons.
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LAW REPORTS.
Criminal couri-Greer, Jadx.

Calender Tor to-day: Nos. 16, Eliz abeth
Sirawfi I'd; 81, Charles Wioters; %, AlexaE-
der Ford; 80. Mary Bennett; "a, Phyllis
Rssyee
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NOTICE.

raNHE FIRM OF MURPHY & MI RPHY Is thia
Il day dissolved by mutual consent b z. BuI
ply retiring. J. ] Murphy assumes the assets q Nd
tis blities and win continue the General Insura ce
business under the frm name a. No. Msdisor
street..
NENPpTs September 10 1890
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The late DR.. THOMAS P. ATKINSON, formerly Of
Danville, Va, at one time President Medical
Society OF Virginia.
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IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
READY FOX BUSINESS
WEST TENNESSEE
LAND AND IMPROVEMENT co.

eiilee, 8 Madison. Memphis, Tenn.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

VIcKsBURG, June 25 Departed: Fred A.
Blanks. New Orleans, pm. Arrived City OF
Providence, St. Louis, 10 pm.
ST. LOUIS June 25--Night-River risen 8
inches, and now stands 81 feet 10 inches by the
gauge. Weather cloudy and cool. Arrived
Henry Lourey and tow, New Orleans.
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Fine Cakes and Crack ers

Just received. Lsrrabee's best; MILK
Cak Is. Butter scotch, Crack nell Rfscufi
Wine Drops, Iced Honey Jumsles, Co.
coanut Tany, windsor Mixed Cakes
Lemoa Waters, mixed Dots, Vanilla Wa
fers, Oatmea. Crackers, Graham Waters,
Kindergarten, Lemon Teaeakes, Nick
Sscks, Boston Batter Crackers,
SEOWFLAkES.
RUt,K N q N n pRRII
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Bon Aqua Springs,

Hiek,us~ county. Tenn
1I50 FEET ABOVE THh SEA LsVEL.
Among the attractions and coEyeniences pre-
sented Tor the Amusement Of visitors, may be
enumerated: Hot and cold Sulphur Baths.
Our New Artiftigi Lake, amply supplied W ID
boa's anc convenient bathing facilities fol- lGdie
and gentlemen ~ no have ba nins suitE.
Our Billiard HsIi asa Bowling Alleys.
A Livery Stable, with buggies, etc. iOr the con
yenience AMI plelsure of tie guests.
A String Band en- ploycd for the season.
Fox Hunting snd Fishing for those who enjoy
the sport and, in word, ell the ENTERTAINMENT
and MORE than can be !ound st any similar res0ri
in the South. Location elevated and unSurpssse1
In romantic heanty. Telegra- and Express in
Hotel. Telephone connection with NASHVILLE
RATES or B 'ARD.-Fur Adults psE month, { 8
10 S45. according to location. number etc. Chill.
dren and servants half price Special rates ms A.
with femiiies sOr the slason. Per single week
So 30 n S14; per day, g 50. some r=dUcion viii
be made TO parties making frequent short VISIT
Husbands visiting their families viii be chsrE ID
rate given family. We invite eo:fespoud- nle
Address GES. r p. NELLY, Prestdent,
JOHN n DUFFY, Manager,
Bon Aqua Springs, Tenn
DR.. vs.. A. CHEATHA4 Z, resident Pnysieian-
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BUFFALOLITHIA WATER.
Buffalo Lithia Water
For Bright's Disease OF the Kidneys
Stone OF the Bladder-ihe G0uty
Diathesis-NervOus Dys-
pepsia, Etc.

DIR VIM A. HAMMOND, of New York. Surgeon
General U. s. Army (retired), Professor Of Dis
eases of the Mind and Nervous System in the
University OF New York, etc.
al have for some time made use OF the Buffalo
Lthia Water in cases of affections OF the Nervous
SYSTEM complica ted with Brights Disease OF the
Kidneys or with Gouty Diathesis. The results
have BEEN eninently satisfactory. Lithia has for
many years been a favorite remedy with me in
like cases but the Buffalo Water certainly acts
better than any extemporaneons solution OF the
Iithia Salts and Is moreover. better borne by the
stomach. / also often prescribe " In those cases
Of Cerebral Hy peremia, resulting from over-men-
tai work-in which the condition called Nervous
Dyspepsia exists-and generally with marked
benefit"
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FIoyd,s Candies

Are always the same. We send them by
xpress &c all parts OF the country.
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For Maxine Ice-C-a.m

COrnstarcb, ssranulafed Sugar, Fresh
Eggs.
Rurnett's Extracts of
Rose, Almond, Vanilla, Lemon, Straw.
berry, Pineapple, Raspberry, Banana.
Grated Pineapple for sherbet.
Coarse salt for freezing.
RICK X n a n q n pRrIr
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HOP BITTERS.
Advertising Cheats!

"It has become 20 common 10 write The
| beginning Of an article, 10 sn elee CANT, inter.
estipg msoner,
Then rua it iu'o some advertisement,
| thst we avoid ali .nch,'
"Aud simply call att nion to the merits
OF Hoo Biiefs in as p!aio, honest terms Sc
| possit lie,
t. iLdnce people
"T3 Civ them cue trial, which so proves
! their value iha! Ib+v viii never use any
"rHE REMEDY so fsvorsbly noticed in all
the papers,
"R-,g ous and secular, il
! "Hsying large sale, snd Is supplaHtiog
/ ell "ih-r medicines.
"The,e il no denying the virtues Of toe
| Hop plant, ard The proprIe;ors OF Hop Bit
| ter We shown gr AZ sbrewdoess
"And ability
IL C mpoundiog a medicine whose vir-
tues are SO palrable to ,vsry ones observa.
ton.
sh fingered and suff. red along, pining
away ell the lime or years."
fne doctors DONG her 90 good"
And - lsst was cured b. the Hop Bit
| ters, be papers say 90 much a5oul."
"I1deed INDEED r.
| How thankful We euld be for hat IN d.
icine.n
4 Daughters MiserF.
Eleven years our daughter suffered on q
bed Of misery,
From a complication of kidney, Iivel
rheumatic trouble and Nervous debility.
| Under the care of the best physicians,
| a" Who gave ner disease Various names,
| ~ But no relief,
! "And now she is restored 10 US in good health
By simple remedy r. Hop Bitters that we hA
| Stunned Tor years before using iL"-JEK PARENTS