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THE FINANCE coxMIrrrr
RoRnowrNa MONEY.

BORROWING MONEY.
Mr.. Degnan-We ought to try and bor-
row some money to pay off all our bills.
President Rambaut-There will be no
trouble to get it. 1t has been freely offer
ed, but we will have to pay interest, and
should not borrow until obliged TO do so.
We have some 5000 more coming to us.
Mr.. Degnsn-I moye we borrow enough
TO pay off our indebtedness to April lst
Passed / have been around all the
schools, and find they are doing better
work and are better satisfied, now that we
are paying up. i have been all aroun-
Mr.. Winters-Better not go around too
often.
President Rambaut-We are in good
condition now, and the prospect is we will
have reason enough for congratulation in
the future.
MIR. Degnan-And when We get more
money We should build more schools.
There ought to be one for the Ninth
and Eighth Wards.
President Rambaut-When We have
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CONGRESSIOyAI,.
TIE Naval Bill Passed the Senate-G:
eral Routine Rusinesa.

If.e Naval BfsI FHssed The Senate-Gen
eral Routine Business.
WASHINGTON, April 14.-House.-A large
number of bills were introduced and referred
after which the House proceeded to the consid
Grafton of District business.
The bill authorizing the construction Of bridge
across the Potomac river Georgetown was
taken up for consideration, and after debate OF
the motion that the committee rise and report
back the bill favOrably, the vote stood-yeas, z9
nays, 49, and.the point mo quorum" being made
the committee rose without further action. The
District appropriation bill was reported, ordered
printed and recOmmitted.
AdiOurued
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THE TILDEN BOOM.
California congressman on Visit Z
the Sage of Gramercy.

special 10 the Appeal.
WAsHINGToN, April 1.-THE Demo
cratic Congressman from the Pacific coast, head
ed by sRosecrans and Henley, of California, lefi
last evening for New York to confer with Tilden
about the approaching Presidential campaign.
They had previously communicated with Tilden,
and have gone to New York in accordance with a
mutual understanding. 1t is stated that they are
a unit for Tilden for President, and the specific
object of holding the conference is to insist on
his accepting the nomination. They contend that
he holds proper tariff views, and that his position
on the Chinese question makes him highly ac-
centable to their part of the country.
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CHANCERY SALE
B EAL E > r A Il Il,

No. 4629,-Chancery Court of Shelby County
State of Tennessee, use, etc.. VS.. Wm. Messick
ct al and No 4S06-State of Tennessee, use,
etc, vs. Annie I: snowden.
d entered in the above causes on the 18th day Of
Februa-y, 1884, NJ. B. Al, p. 5Sl, will sell, at
pshlie aaotien to the highest bidder, in fEsnt Of
the Olcfk end Hasfsr once. coerthoase Of Shelby
oounty, MempAis, Tenn. on
nqenrnny, Lay ~. 1854.
viihir lsrsl hoars, he folloxins described prop-
erfy, BifSzksd n Shslhy county. Tenn, fo-sit:
Lot 1856, Axis. east side Of Second, north of
Washington street; Beginning at a point 74i4
feet from the southeast corner of intersection OF
Washington and Second streets; thence south
wardly with the east line Of Second street 74i<
feet to the north line of alley between WASH
ington and Adams streets; thence eastwardly
l4S1 feet to alley; thence northwardly AZ feet
thence ives. along line between lots 335 and 336 10
the beginning. Also part ef subdivision ..F', Of
original country lot 500: Beginning at point on
the south side Of Jefferson street. east Of the NJ.
and z. T. X. and east Of Lauderdale street. s61+
country lot 500 with the south line of Jefferson
street, being the northwest corner of lot here
tofore conveyed by X. G. Brinkley and others to
w. X, Rison, Deed Book -, p. 555; thence west
thence southwardly l4s1< feet to an alley; thence
west corner Of W. r. Rison's lot; thence north
the beginning. Also part of lot 5l4: beginning
on the east side of Dcsoto street feet south of
the alley between Madison and Monroe streets /:
feet. and running back eastwardly between par
! aliel lines 1fS 10-l2 feet
Terms of sale-On . credit Of seven months; I;
good security; lien fetained redemption barred.
: A's Ap'n ~ r. j. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
x s0 csIro Siss AN Mes
sick, and W. w. Goodwin, Solicitors.
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THE TOBACCO REBATE.
The Treasury Department Making but
Little HeadWRY.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-The Treasury
Department is making sad work of the tobacco
rebate claims. It is so slow. very slow. 1t is
now over year since the tax was reduced and
the payment of these claims has just begun
"We are paying them at the rate of about forty u
day., said one of the revenue officials to your cor
respondent yesterday. Il think we average
about forty checks sent out every day"
How much money is that?'
"Really L don't know how they average in
size. ;"
Forty day. Let's see. How many are there
of these elaims2''
about 5000, little over that think"
Then at this rate it will take 1000 days tC
pay them?'
We'll" he answered ,uneasily, 1--WE hope tC
get faster by and by
At this rate the time required for payment o
these claims will be 1900 working days, JUS
four years, making the time from the passage o.
the act until their complete payment five year;
OF mora.
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THE SOUTHERN WORLD is the title OF O
new literary paper, illustrated, published at At
lanta, at the very low price of 81 per year. Among
the features of the first number are John Esten
Cookies charming serial, The Story of Rose
Darrell;' B. +. Sawyer's deeply interesting ro.
nance of The DeSaussures;' the tender and
sublime roem by C W, Hubner, THE Last Kiss, -
beautifully illustrated; the agricultural, home
circle, fashion or youths departments.
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peared that the assured had been in fact afflicted
with the diseases mentioned. The jury should
have been instructed that the plaintiff was rot
precluded from recovery on the policy unless it
appeared that he knew or had reason 10 believe
at the time of his application, that he was SO
afflicted.
The Judgment of the court below was therefore
reversed with directions TO set aside the verdict.
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The Board of Education met yesterday
with President Rambaut in the chair,
and Messrs. Jordan, Degnan, Winters and
Savage present. The minutes of the pre-
vious meeting were read and approved,
and the following report was then sub
mitted by Superintendent Collier:
SUPERINTENDENT REPORT.
Gentlemen of the Board of Education:
The total number of pupils on the roll for the
month of March was 325S, as follows:
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APPEAL SPECIALS.
Heavy Wind and Rain Storms at Ficks-
burg, West Point and Gren-
ada, Miss.
A Regular Cyclone South of the Latter
Place-COnsiderable Damage to
Property, but
No Lives Lost so Far as Heard From
Fire at COldwater-Three Stores
Burned-HeIena Notes.
YICKSBURG. MISS.

Destruction by Wind and Rain-Build-
fngs UBroOfed.
Special to the Appeal
VIcKsBuRG, April 14.-This city was
visited by a severe wind-storm to day, accompa-
nsed by heavy rain. Signs and awnings were
blown down, fences wrecked and shade-trees up
rooted, and number of buildings damaged.
The compress was partially unroofed. The store
house of j. Joseph & Bro, on the levee, al
most destroyed No lives were lost, nor anyone
seriously injured.
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A FrightfuI Crime.

SALINA, CAL, April 14.-Thos Whitcher,
recently of this place. lately separated from his
wife, arrested to-day charged with having, at
the muzzle of 4 gun, compelled his ffteen-year-
old daughter to submit to his infamous desires.
He was released on bond and started for his home.
As he was stopping into his buggy his son drew a
revolver and fired Eve shots, all of which missed
the unnatural parent. Excitement so great
that his surety withdrew from the bond. The
reptile rearrested and lodged in jail. Lynch
l ingiS probable.
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The Senate Committee ON Judiciary re-
ported adversely to-day the bills introduced by
Senators Bayard, Mitchell and l. apham, respect
ivey,to provide for the lief the Supreme Court
Of the United States, and submitted instead the
Davis bill to provide for the establishment of the
Court of Appeals it passed the Senate last
year, with some unimpOrtant amendments.
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THR heroic Gen. (Chinese) Gordon, in
a letter to his equally distinguished
brother, Gen. Sir Henry William Cor
don, writes that he is sanguine of ulti-
mate success in the Soudan, that he has
not been at variance with the Gladstone
policy, but has followed his instructions
to the letter. He hopes to be in Brus-
sells next August and resume his en-
gagement with the King of the Belgians
TO take command of the military portion
of the operations of the International
African Association. From Brussels he
will go direct to the Congo country, and
he says will try never to return to
England. lie means that he hopes to
devote the rest of his life to the civiliza-
ton of Africa and the extirpation of the
slave trade. lie looks with disgust upon
garrison life in England, and especially
upon lionizing in society. He is a real
hero and ambitious only of usefulness and
goodness by which the benighted and OPP
pressed may profit.
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NEw YORK Eteuing Post: The convic.
tioh o. oi Mr.; Edmund ates, OF the London World
/ is an exceedingly disagreeable thing for him, bu
the wonder is that it has not befallen him Ions
| ago, in spite of all precautions.
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PAYING FOR LOST TINE.

President Rambaut here read a Letter
from Principal B. K. Sampson stating that
Mrs. J. w. A. Broughton, a teacher in the
colored schools, had been forced to remain
at home two days on account of measles
in her family. He asked that no deduc
ton be made from her pay.
Another member-A similar request
has been granted Mrs. Griffin.
Superintendent Collier-There are q
number of such instances in the schools
and all will put in like claims if the board
allows this.
Mr.. Degnan-Their pay is small at best
Mr.. Winters-I don't think SO. Many
a hard-working clerk gets less. Few
young men in the stores receive it.
don't think any of them would resign i
their pay was reduced.
Mr.. Jordan-At any rate, it is all we
can pay.
Mr.. Winters-I move we reconsider oul
action in granting pay to Mrs. Griffin.
Mr.. Jordan second the motion.
Tne motion was put and carried.
MIR. Winters-Now | move we rejec
Mrs. Broughton's petition.
This was also carried, and the board ad
journed.
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The Supreme Court OF the District SD

The Supreme Court OF the District sitting
en- bdac to-day decided in the patent case of Hoe
RS Scott that there i. no appeal to the Secretary
of the Interior from the decision of the Commits
sioner of Patents The custom of entertaining
such appeals sprang up during Secretary Kirk
woods administration and has been handed
down since to the present, the records showing
that many decisions of the commissioner have
been reversed by the SecretarY
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Y. NJ. G. A.
The Programme to be Observed This
Week,

Tuesday night, young mems meeting
Friday night, social evening; Saturday
night, Bible study, led by Judge Craft;
Sunday, at 4 O'Clock, general meeting
The Tuesday evening service is the only
one restricted to young men. All the
other appointments of the association are
open to all ladies and gentlemen.
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Durkee,s salad Dressing.


A ready-made, rich and delicious dress.
ing for all salads of meats, fish or veget-
ables. Cheaper and infinitely better than
homemade. Unrivaled as a sauce.
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THE GREELY PARTY
Reported TO Have Been Rescued from
Floating lee.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Navy De-
partment has been informed that rumor pre-
vailed at st Johns, n. F., that the Greedy party
had been rescued from a mass of floating ice by
the crew of whaling schooner. In eOmmunica-
tion on the subject with the United States consul
at st. Johns he says the report is not believed
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ROOTES-On Monday, April IA, 1884, at Bates
vile, Miss, GBoRGE f. RooTEs, Sr., aged seven
two years and twenty-eight days
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For throat diseases and coughs. Browns
Bronchial Troches, like all really good
things, are frequently initiated. The genu-
ine are sold only IN bores.
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ckTARlH

The China and Queensware House OF Mcbride 3
Co., Atlanta, IL perhaps the largest in the South
Mr.. A. j. Mcbride of this frm has been cured of
catarrh Of the of 10 years standing by the usD
OF B. D., after every known remedy and treatmeue
had failed. B. Il. B. cures cafarrh IN few weokA
after sloihful stuff has failed for years Wyte9 -
him and learn all the facts.
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v
Executrix of A. j. Vienna and Trustee J. A
Hartman.
MEMPHIS, TENN, April 9, 1884.

Referring to the above card, beg to notify the
patrons of the old firm of A. J. Vienna Co. anC
the public generally, that until the former prem
ises are properly repaired. shall continue (
conduct the business at No 356 Main street, RE
TANNING THE FIRM NAME OF A. J. vienna
& CO., which has been so favorably before the
public during so many years, and it shall be ny
constant aim to maintain the high standing o.
the firm by n strict adherence to integrity ano
honorable dealing. Having fully recovered from
the effects of the late FIRE, we have now in stoes
and are constantly receiving full stock of al
low prices KARL LIMBERG,
OF A. J. Vienna x Co.
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The pope ON seerc, soe,e,,..

Ask for Wells's Rough ON Corns. y
Fifteen cents. Quick, complete, perma.
nent cure. Corns, warts, bunions.
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LouisviIle Cement.

FkkFAhE FOK FLOUD.
Foundations, cellar walls and buildings
subject to overflow should be constructed
with Louisville Cement. 1t is the Standard
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AN EnEYnE

have been almost entirely cured of nasal catarrA
of several years standing, by bottles of b. B. b. I
have tried many Other remedies but none equal
b. b. B. 1t is quick cure, while others are slow.
J. j. HARDY, Editor News" Toccos, Ga.
Large bottles s. .oO, or for $500. Expressed
Address BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, On
At Wholesale by 3. MANSFIELD & CO
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A Couple of Rain-storms at shreve'
"aough ON Corns,

SHREVEPORT, April l4.-0ne of the heav.
lest rsin-storms for years visited this city this
morning, followed by pleasant sunshine, and sue
sfn
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American Explosives Used by Irish
ktynnmiterS. y

LONDON, April 14.-Col. Majendie, in a
report on the recent dynamite attempts. says
The agent used is lygnin dynamite, substance
made in America, the manufacture of which is
not licensed in England. Slabs of the material
zere discovered in paper wrapping which were
marked "Atlas Powder Company. There were
American corporation clocks in the internal ma.
chimes: also American pistols.
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"How can Mrs Smith wear such hand.
some velvet coat ~ Ny dear child. don't
you know her husband used to pay all
his money to doctors, but since he took to
using DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup he gives ii
all to her to spend.
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Pope is preparing strong encyclical letter
against the order of Freemasons and other secre
Soeieties
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The subcommittee of the House Com.
mittee Pacific Railroads to which was referred
all bills to amend the Thurman snking-fund act,
have prepared majority and minority report, tC
be submitted to the full committee to- o-morrow
In each instance new bill will be submitted.
Relief of the Supreme Court
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Mrs. HELEN JACKSON (H. H. will write
in the May number of The Century of 1.-The
Women of the Bee Hive" meaning the Mormon
women, with whom she feels great sympathy,
regarding them as conscientious and suffer
ing fass whose religious position has been mis-
up erstood.
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D.EESI-E-zI.ssE or. eftse GensEa, 5,s,ssS.
QUICKLY cured the CIV1AIE METHOD. Adopted in all
the HOSPITALS OF FRANCE Prompt return Of yIGoR-
Simple S6. Severe S12 Pamphlet fr.s.
Ciyiale Remedial Agency, 100 Fulton St. new York
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For several years have been afflicted with
pronounced incurabe case OF Blood Poison. attend
ed with ugly running sores in my nose, on my arrna
and body. spent S4sO in gold for Sow remedies
OF renown, and experienced physicians without
benefit The use OF bottles Of Il. b. b. restored
my appetite, healcd all ulcers, impaired strength.
gained 21 pounds OF nogh iu one month, and was
pronounced cured. x. A. CLARK,
.lr..a.
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We don't want Cuba, with its mongrel
and ignorant population, made up mainly
of negroes and Chinese, and the various
changes OF dirty yellow that lie between
these extremes. But We do want reci-
procity of trade with the everfaithful isle.
This is the secret of Minister Fosters re-
turn TO Washington from Madrid. Negotia-
tions have been going on Tor some time
with Spain, having for their object the
liberation OF our trade with that country,
and especially with Cuba, from various
vexatious restrictions and petty annoy
ances which do not benefit Spain or Cuba,
bringing no additional revenue to the
Spanish Treasury, but make the mainte-
nance of friendly relations between the
two countries difficult and often expose
them to a serious strain. Mr.. Foster re-
turn. TO confer more freely and fully with
the President and Secretary of State upon
the prospects of the negotiation than can
conveniently be done by mail, and to re-
ceive such Instructions, based upon the
report hewiH make as that may show to
he necessary or expedient
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GCEGEIEI A
FLOOD POISON.

DR.. l.. 4. Guild, experienced and one OF tho
most scientific phybician5 of tue South, who owns Q
large nursery and vineyard near Atlanta, has a Lad
on his place who WAS cured OF a stubborn case a
scrofula with one single bottle OF b. b. B. Write -
him about the case
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New York.-Brooklyn 10; Cleveland, 4
Observation-Disclosures, 10; Detroit, 8.
Observation-Disclosures, II; Ath.
letic, 6.
New York.-Metropolitan, 5; New York
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EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS.

Regular Monthly Reports Read at the
Meeting of the Board.
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ABOUT BLOOD.
B . E3 g.. B E::S .

This truly wonderful and only quick Bleod Purifier
on earth makes absolute Of all Blood Diseases.
Scrofula, Sk.n Diseases and HUnlGrs, G:andular
Swell.ngs, Tumors, Dry letter, Kidney Complaints
Old Ulcers and Sores Syphilis in ali stages Catarrh,
Eczema, rheumatism, Mcrcureal Poison, ETC., 1,
one-th,rd te time ever before known. Merit inside
of each bottle. Discard gll slow, old fogy remedies
ani use one bottle OF Il. b. B., and you viii be thor
ouehly convinced OF its magical power. Send to us
for unimpeachable testimony, a few samples a
which are Lciov
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KiDMEY COMPLAINT.

For over six years have been a terrible suifc.q
from "a troublesome kidney complaint, for the re,s
of which have spent over $3.50 without beneft; To-
most noted so-csilled remedies proving failureR
The use Of single bottle OF Is. B. II. has bce0
marvellous giving none relief than all other treat
nent combined. 1t ia Qtiek cure, while otherr. Y
they cure at all, are IN the distant future.
c. II. ROBERTS, Atlanta Water Wofha
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more and better schoolhouses our finaa-
cial condition will be better.
Mr.. Jordan-We ought to put the Lin
den street school in shape this summer.
Mr.. Degnan-It is rotting down and We
need new building.
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GRENADA, MISS.
Violent wind and Main Sfo,m-Severa
Persons Injured
Special to the Appeal


GRENADA, Miss, April 14.-One OF the
most violent winds and heaviest rains occurred
this evening that has been known for many years
About mile south Of Grenada a regular eyclon'
took place. A number of houses were blow
dewn, trees torn up by the roots, several peopl,
hurt and stock killed In other sections consid
cradle damage is reported. 1t created quite al
excitement here, and the people anxiousl,
awaiting to hear from other sections of tn,
county
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LusDBoRG's Perfume, Edenia.
Lundborg's Perfume, Marechal Mel
Rose.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Violet
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily of the Valley.
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Excellent Financial ShOwing-PrOspect
for New BuiIdiags--Teachers'P Pay.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

TNHE firm of A. J. Vienna & Co. is by mutual
i consent dissolved to date, from March /, 1854
All parties indebted to or having claims against
the late firm will please settle them at once with
Henry +. Dix, attorney, No: 81 Madison street.
Memphis. The entire stock on hand has beer
purchased by Mr.. Karl Limberg, who has for sew
eral years been connected with the houses of A
j. Vienna and A. J. Vienna Il Co., and who viii
continue the business under the same firm name
as heretofore, and we sincerely recommend hin
as worthy the confidence of our former patron:
and the entire business commnnlty
JOSEPHINE VIENNA,
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TUFTS I
PILLS
TORPID BOWELS,
DISoRD e e ED LIVE r,
and MAl ARlA

From these sources arise threefourths OF
tho diseases of the human rzco- These
symptoms indicate their existence: Leo ~
Appetite, Bowels cOstfve, SICK Maa1
schrS fAA1ncss after eatinE, nyoxsxon q
exerfion of Hody ar mind, Erocfat1os
81 feo&s Lyr1fAh1z1ty ~ tempcR, Low
splr1ts, a fssll.g - k.v1ng nes1scees
Aeertz Dots bersxe tAe eyes, htghly eel-
ored Urine, CONnIIRAx10N, and de
mand the use of q remedy that acts directly
on The Liver. AsaLiver medicine TUFTS
s,a,aineys y, and Skin Is also prompt; removing
az lnpur1ies through these three scsv-
81. rs s os the system," producing appe-
skirand vigorous body TUTTss PILLS
cauSe no nsusea or gripping nor interfere
with DAILY work and are a.perSect
AHTtDoTE TO MAJ RalA-
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SPORTING NEWS.
New Orleans Races.
BaSebaIl.

New ORLEANS, April 14.-New Louisiana
Jockey Club spring meeting. The winners to-day
Gilt, Tomora, Fellowplay and Mat Bonham.
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Not Like the other PIasterr,
DIED.

Why suffer the agony of neuralgia
/Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters will cure
it quickly. Price 25 cents.