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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-13
NEW YoRE, February Z, 1884.

10 the Editor of the Blade:
DEAR SIR-Your favor of January S1st is at
hand and in reply to the question asked will
say that never gave any order to any army that
/ commanded during the rebellion to make an
attack where it WAS disobeyed. 1t is possible,
but do not remember the circumstances, hat
have given order for attack at a certain
hour, and afserward concluded that it would be
better possibly not TO make it, and have sent
orders countermanding, but / do not remember
that any such circumstance as that took place Mt
Cold Harbor. Truly yours, U. 5. GRANT.
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: ~ u pUNE,.AI NOTICE..

~uFISFA IODGE, No. go. X. OF H-Mem-
l J hers ~ this lode will meet at our lodge-room
t6i. Nv WEDNESDA y morning at 80 9 'eioeki to Q
T0I,EDENO, at Nc. s Gosiee street. Members OF
''I.er ne opSfT loHg's "is 49, C. LEMBURG, D.
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CHANCERY SALE
II E 4 Il r. y II A Il H.

No. 1882 R.-Chancery Court of Shelby county
Z. l.. Rawlings, guardian OF Jennie Hester
Rawlings, VS.. Jennie Hoster Rawlings.
pY virtue of an intcrlocutOry decree for sale
ID entered in the aboye cause on the 18th day
of January, 1884, NJ. B. Al, page 3l9, l. will
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder in
front of the Clerk and Master s office, courthouse
of Shelby county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, February 23. 1854.
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in city of Memphis, Shelby county,
Tenn, to-wit:
Being the west half of n certain lot of ground
on the north side of POntotoc street. conveyed
by J. j. Rawlings in November, $50, to T. L:
Rawlings: Beginning at n stake 10 feet west of
an alley the north side of said Pontotoc street
thence 60 feet west thence north I5 to l5o feet to
an alley; thence east 10 feet; thence south l45 or
$50 feet to the beginning, being part of lot o. /,
block So, of Rawlngs's subdivision of the city of
Memphis.
Terms of sale-0ne- third 60 cash; balance in
six and twelve months; purchaser to execute
notes with security, bearing interest from date,
and lien retained to secure payment. This jan
uary %, 1884.
r. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By J. VI. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
inIa patars n McHanrv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

Every nervous person should try CarteI's
Lit,le Nerve Pills. They are made specially
for nervous and dyspeptic men and women
aud are Just the medicine needed py all per
sons who, from any cause, do not sleep well.
or who fail to get proper Strength nom ,n' n
I'd, Eases OF weak stomsch, indigestion,
d .suepsia, nervous and sick headache. etc,
r ,.dily WELD to the use OF the Little Nerve
pills. particularly if combined With Certer's
Little Liver Pills. In walls at % cents,
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Attention is called TO the advertisement
o. Mr.. Kane Shields in another column, VINO
il sck no wledged as one among the most ac-
complisbed decorative artists in the coun.
~. lie keeps full stock Of all goods in
ms line, which he offers az wholesale and
retail. He gives special attention to house
decoration. The HERALD can assure MS
readers that Mr.. Shields Is reliable and
prompt in ali hi4 business engagements,
aud rs one with whom it is always pleas
urp TO transact business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

The new combination of Smartweed and
I,elladonua, as used in Carers Backache
Plas ors has proved 10 be one OF the best
that could be made. Try one of these pop
ular plasiers in any case OF weak or lame
back, bsckgche, rheumatism. neuralgis,
soreuess of the chest or lungs, &c. and you
will be SURPRISED and pleased py Tue prompt
rslief In bad cases OF chronic dyspepsia y
plaster over the pit of the stomach stops
The pa n at once. Ask for Carter's Smart
weed snd Belaionna Bsckache Plasters.
p,ica Ok capt.
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Innportefl Goods.

Inc Elm street Exchange saloon, Elm
street, is the only saloon in the city which
imports ts own wines and liquors. They
import In ana out of oond Hungarian and
other wines, aud therefore cen give tnei'
lnr patrons the benefit. No saloon II
the southwest imports direct as much rs this
house Their cigars, lunch, liquors and a.
tention given to the public cannot DC eS-
celled in tae United States. Don't forget
10 get your lunch and liquors a. the Ein.
Stree. Exchange, where You will always
find the afiable Jake Menczer and. assist
unfl
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guarantee snis pnint viii prove salts
factory wnen applied according TO ulrec'
lions, do not mean guarantee of salts.
ton only when frat applied, as every paint
is satisfactory when first applied, but my
guarantee embraces u sufficient time to
properly test the merits OF the paints' Ny
friends and customers in the country are
authorized TO pro, ect this guarantee; Ad'
dress all orders to II. HAMILTON, Dallas
Texas, wholesale dealer Ia painters sup
plies, wall paper. window glass, etc.
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No name is better and more pleasantly
and widely known than that of Mr.. J. A
Pozzoni. For years he has made himself
famous oy the elegant perfumes and COM
plrrion powder that bears his name, the
latter haI ing found IT'S way TO the bellies oil
Paris, Germany and London. Everybody
admires beauty in Indies. Nothing will do
rome to produce or enhance it than a use g
Pozzopi's preparations.
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WNi. n. BLAKE,
BENJAMIN TANNER, ESQ.,

WHO isa prominent builder of Providence, I'll,
was necessarily exposed to the fOuihe.t Ut %
iough climste iu attending 70 his building oper.
q lions IN ISIS hs contracted u heavy cold on
his lunsH which soon settled into confirmed
tpafumi ton Iii, case was cons dercd hope
less. ne was persuaded 10 ute Dr. schencks
medicines by hi. friends. aud after rsn. them
Tor ,eyeral months was entirely cured. lie has
enjoyed good health ever siste. and 10 now as
healthy man A. you ~nl find In Providence
lilo IN always p!ea.cd to zee and talk = ith tLo'e
" 40 are suffering, rs no hn, icao 10 belio7e
hat DR. SChenck's B., ediciues are specific In
lung diseases. Hr. Tanpec resides AZ 1856 Poarl NJ.
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yoso CITY Paint md Color Company.

This com ,rny has established ne.dquaT.
teis or lac sale OF their celebrated naked
naints for the state, In his city. ! have
hem appointed agent for the sale OF some,
snd will fiji al! orders at factory prices,
thereby saving my customers the freight
nm same. II HAMILTON.
Wholesale painters supplies, window
flas'. wall paper. mouldings, etc., SIG Elm
street, Dallas, Texns.
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Your Blood Pare?

For impure blooi the best medicine
know Is Ro,adalis. II Is the great Southern
time tried and true Remedy, and may De
implicitly relied on when everything else
fails. Take 1t In the Spring time especially
for the impure secretions Of the blood Incl
de, to that season OF the year: and take
II at all times for Cancer, Scrofula: Liver
Complaints Weakness. Boils. Tumors,
Ssellipgs, Skin Diseases Malaria and the
thousand ills that come from impure blood
To insure a cheerful disposition take Il"
ssdalis, the Great Southern Remedy; which
will remove the prime cause, ana restore
the mind to its natural equilibrium.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

Furniture Lower Than Ever.
Persons desiring 10 buy parlor, uinlng'
,oom and bedroom sets, bedsteads, chairs
rockers, tables, lounges sideboards, ward.
robes, office furniture, etc, can find one OF
inc largest and beat selected stocks ever
brought to Texas. Anything in the iurni,,
turs line etc. eau be found in 'his large ana
elegant assortment. Prices are lover than
ever and great inducements offered 10
buyers. uE, .n -. n''hi
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DIR. DAVID LACEY

Was sick for nearly six years. He had o many
different doctor, that he said nis house looked
like Il drug store, Tor ssoh physician prescribed
different cOuiso OF treatment. lie u. uaily got
y little belter in tn6 summer mo ih'. bu, as
sooa ~ tho wet cold weather of iail came he was
down ~ ain. his weight vent down from one
hundred and sixty five 10 ono hunir. .nd
twsu.y pnu.ds. Thea b. began 10 use DR..
Sc nenck's medicines and they cured him In tie
course OF = Few months. He IL now In excellent
nea III. His brother VISA also cured OF Cos-
sumption by tr scnenck's medicines Mr.. La
icy resides at No. 1920 spring Garden street.
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ILLINOIS.

We shall next mention the case of Mrs. A. W..
Wniv, of Pekiu, Ill. Hsr husband writes Nov,
2ls 1879:
tor, to Il me that my wife had Consum ptiJn,and
that she could not I've until spriu :" by the
aiyice % "a friend abe used Ir. rchcnck's mcdi-
Thank tod by its use her lite was saved. Sne
II now enur ly we'll
Mr. White is The proprietor OF the Whit House
\, fekiu, Ill. IL you live near there call and see
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4 FARMER, MIR. AARON ECKER,
OF kNON, n. Y,

Was curld Of Consumption by DR.. s'henok's
medictes His was a case of great Sutl.ii
Tne phlegm rom his lungs would collect la The
hfonchist tubcS TO u,h an extent that no MAS
sonnet mrs Ia danger of choking 10 dcalh. lie
ma night bwca s. 50 ,erS cough and often such
pain In his silts and breast that IL was impossi-
bic a,iie down. His fe Il aud egs Were badly
swoll-n IA is now so well that h. works Oh
his tafm aad enie,A better health than he has
in years. tall Oh or write u HIN. Ills address
IL K4oX. Albany cou.t!, n.
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lines of the survey, ws are not prepared IA
say the court erred. without discussing
ihs question OF limitation, tho Judgment Il
affirmed.
Robertson W Tucker ct al from Hill
county. Opinion by Watts. Adopted
For he purpose OF sustaining u plea OF TIRES
years Limitation titls by inheritance In ~
regular and effyotual M title by written con.
We, ance. Color OF title TO sus'a ain the pies
Of three yeers' Limitation must be real tit,e,
To susl aln recovery for improvements ap-
parent title IN sufficient, IL IN not n fatal
omission to n claim for improvements that
the power OF attorney was not properly
signed by certain married, To entite n
claimant 10 com pensation for improvement s
he must have had open notorious possession
for ut least one year. The facts sufficiently
showing this, The court erred In charging In
effect TO the contrary. Reversed and re-
manded.
Herring Va. Coggins & Parks, from Nc
Lehman county. Opinion by Watts, J.
Art. 1924 Rev. Stats, modified by act ap.
proved April 81, 1870 Gen Laws lss, chap.
ll5, p. 1900, considered together very clearly
indicate an intention upon the part OF the
part OF the legislature that the deposition oi
witnesses might no taken and read In evil
dence In civil suits, although they may re-.
side In the county where the SUIT 10 pending.
rho note sued on was dated September d
1873, duo six months after date. SUIT was
flied 0otober %. 1880. To avoid the effect
OF the stature OF limitations, sppellees
proved that Herring requested the time TO
bo extended, and that appellees take u
deed OF trust from the principal, The time
was extended 10 a cer,ain date. No proof
- made that Herring agreed'o on this date.
The deed OF trust was taken from Anderson.
Held: The mere extension OF time OF pay
ment at Herrlng's request Is not equivocM
10 an agreement tiNingth the maturity NJ that
particular date. IL results that there was
no agreement shown TO have been made by
Herring. which would stop tho moaning OF
the statute. Judgment rs TO Herring re-
yerscd NJ q rendered In his favor. Reversed
and rendered.
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DIR. SANFORD CALDWELL

Was rejected by the AMY physician IN 1862 as
mint for ryice, who said that one of his lngs
Was entirely gone tt, had gwen w al, hope
" recovery, n Il when Ir John 3. Benson.Hho
lives IN IudiaHapol. =. aavised him To uss Dr
scnencA's nielicipes. lie improved very fast
after beginning tnoir use, anu was finally cur.d.
His health has emainsd gOot ever since his
rccovtrf now ogar ,weniy ytars. M. Cald-
wel.'sa df.ss Ia Conn ,'syllle, Ind.
Mr. l.. k1.les. dr.ggisI OF ConDor.ville. GER
fae, 10 the ruth of Mr.. Caldwc.i's statement.
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NIX. JEREMIAH WYNN,
OF WURCE.TssI,, MASS

Whose lungs were naturally weak, took heavy
old In February 1876 lie so.n had all the
prominent symplors of Consumption As Com
sumptiol is hereditary In Mr. WINS family,
h, was naturally sNiUns about his condl,Uu.
lie US, d Dr. Schenck's medicines until cured
his llacc of bu,ilgss Is at "a irving street Nor.
Ceater, NJ SIS.
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TO all who are suffering nom the errors
sud indlscretious OF youth, nervous wehk-
ness, early decay, lOss O. manhood, etc, !
win sem recipe that will cure yon, free OF
charge, This great rrmedy waa discover
by missionary in South America. Send
4 self-addresssd envelope 10 me hey'
Joseph T. Inman, station d, New SorR
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DIR. !. M'GoNIGAL,

or the L npire II,use AKRON, OHIO says my
mot 7cr was saved from u Co1suophye's grave
by the use of ~ Schentks medicines, and i'd
wise all = hoare afflicted with lung diseases -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

Rosy Mouths
slis,enipg by fragrant Sozodont, usually re-
e.rded ss en- Indispensable adjunct o. the
toilet, are perfectly hewitching.,. So ire
s,stibis does the broad cio,n ssx IND them ,
that it requires the u most SET Y'lr1int 70
Tor scar impriutiug KITS npHn N-m where
ever ss~n. No corrosive substance contami-
mates this standard bsauyifier OF The tee.n =
from which it removes every impurity.
N an IA ragula rly.
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Wo think We can cure had case OF back
ache quicker With one Of Csrter's Smart
wssd asd Bslladonna Back ache Pissters
than by any other application. aud after the
bsoksche is cured, you can still wear the
plaster without discomfort for TWO or thi'e
we-ks or longer. This combination VI
smart q ead and b ,lladopDs Is y great bit,
and il 10 hard to d nd any ache or pain that
will nnt Weld 10 II. Price % cent?. Sold
nv drugsists every vhsra.
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VIZ. JOHN q. NOTHACK FIR
OF SHELBY, ONO,

Read the Cleveland Herald, and saw that tey
80. irr.uus had .ueu cured o! Consumption "
DR. tchescns u!eoicilc.. He concluded TO Try
them a. he had been suffering with iung dis
cas-. ior acme time. He Gays: They wers
r.tner slow la their acton at first, buta'tsr TAX
i.gt en- .oi u uuple CT weeks saw that was
..tIgug tier" he 1901 recovered his Ii :alth
aud Strenlih See DR.. Schencks book Oh Con
sumutiO page H.
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ILLINOIS.

Mr. letc Christopher Of Pawnee III 10 his
letter % ar. Schehck dated June l2th ls7: lRys
th.t he took seveIiy.hye DO q, OF cod liver oil,
amoux 9th dl.sgretrblo meuiclnsa and alt
w!tho-t benefit lie had all tho symptoms OF
C)nsumpt on. bleeding from the Lungs, cough
aad nightswedts. He sayr, IL IL without doubt
that lOSems II to this use OF yOir medicines,
/ am low well aud h"aty.
This is from arsport mals - Jr. sChspck al
HIS home Office In Phil 4de, IhiA.
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Fifty Cents nm Hour.

Mes.rs. Purdy q Randall, of the Board oil
Trade Billiard Hall, have reduced the price
of oilikrd playing TO hity cents per honI.
Mr.. Purdy intends in the future to give his
nersonsl attention in the management OF
he billiard room. aud those who delight IL
mi, pleasant pastims may feel assured that
they will be c,urieously treated. Every
d,y A. II O'Clock Purdy Il Randall VIII
giyo the finest tree lunch ever spread In
Dallas. Give the Board OF Trade Billiard
Hall call.
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RAILROADS..
~ TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY
Two=ExPRess TRAINS DAILY EACH WAY.

and osns daily pd s onils
Pullman attached drc
JARS IA
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Young men, middle aged men and all men
who suffer from early indscret'ons will find
Aliens Brain Food the most powerful invig'
GRANT ever introduced: once restored by u.
tbero In no relapse. Try 1t; IL never fails.
II, O for S5-At druggists, or by, mail iron
]. II. Allen, $40 First avenue, New YORK
fflv
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Mr.. BENJAMIN TIFFANY,
OF BAY CITY, MICH,

Writes that his mother, who formerly lived al
Osvoso, N. Y was cured OF Consainptioa IN the
year 1874. his is another case which the phys
icisns pronounced iLcurablc.
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visits. Fortunately for Mr.. blanchard, he did
moi believe this itsiemeni, and so concluded ot
use Dr. sshenes's medieines, which ey ntutlly
cured him. This il the record o. one case
ards letter In Dr. sohenok's b. ok on Consump'
Vi n, which l. sent nee TO all aDplican \ Al,
dr,ss DR. J. II scholck ~ Son. corner 9th and
Arch strc. T., Phiadcphia,
Dr. sehenok' medicines nave made several
cures Of Consumption In La Porte. ind.
Al.
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Everybody who n-uusnte the rort knows
Gsrsensn Gus" Rintiemsn sno whrfe
I.ooaI Option. near DEPOT. UnexceptioDs-
me liauer and courteous attendance.
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a New Acquisition. =,
A new acquisition to the growing ousi,
Mexican Land and Investment Company,
which has opened an office At 123 Main
street to do general land and real estate
husipess aud negotiate land and cattle
properties, execute loans and deal in all
negotiable securities.
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P.s. Berich has resumed house painting,
paper hspeing. granting, &C Psruts
wishing bouss painting Done wiii 90 vsh
IN cali On him Satisfaction guaranteed.
K,eps on hand psints. nils. wall psper, etc.
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For dyspepsia snd liver complaint. ,you
have a printed suara ltee ON every bottle OF
Shiloh's vitsliEer. II never fails 70 care
Sold by W. III. Patterson n Co., druggists
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Having bought out the interests OF al
concerned in the firm OF Q. n. Hosrner@
Co.,, steam, gas and wsteruusH WI na
Elm street. =. Nc"HihA.
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No longer a question of opinion; we guar
xn,s. avery boz Ut Acker's Dyspepsia TAB
lets. Price IS and 80 cents. Sold by W. h.
p.ttar.ou A. Go.
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Don't fail 10 see the hne display Of Die.
,uond and other stone rings and prices 81
which they are being sold BY Austin, 6l2
Main street.
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The purest. best and ch espest brands o
liq aorsst Crspdock's for family use.
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Just arrived, . full supply. Of the
brsied McAllister coal, ct Cbilos GOAL yaro.
corner Of Jackson and Lansr sue,,s.
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New York are restored, troubles between
the Eastern and Missouri lines have been
fully settled. The Burlington aud Hanni-
| bal n 81, Joseph sill rsmaia outside OF the
kansA CITY agreement, nut this need not
occasion any imm-d ate difficulty, They
claim that the Alton 4 Rock Island have
| repeatedly violated the terms Of the CON-
pact, aud they will therefore enter into no
more alliances with them. Whether their
| relations will DO resu med al Kansas City
| will depend upon the issue IN the Western
Trunk line association negotiations. ~
the Burlington decides 10 enter any sort
OF alliance with thu association the kansa,
City alliance viii be restored; u not tho
Burlington proposes 10 be Tree from oil
affiliations which would tend 10 emnarrass
It's action In the contest which viii DO liza
BILE TO follow.
Ifit were not for railway pools competl
ton would soon result In wars who's. ra
suits would he survival of the httest; In
other words this strife Tor business wsuld
continue until the strongest companies had
absorbed those that were weaker. Fora time
rates would be low, but. when the poorer
lines were forced TO succumb, the str ons
victors would ut once advance the charges
OF transportation and things would be In
worse condition than before. There would
be more roads To earn their bxed charges,
greater capital, upon which interest must
ne Uhlu, anu MI llilts Wbulu W. uNnFu ny
fewer @ mpanies who could more easily
crush out competition. LEGISLATION would
not avail, tor no laws could not prevent
cutting oi rates. although they can osiab
lish maximum charge. As Albert Fink
we'll points out, pools are OF the greatest
value TO the community In preserving COM
petition while they are Of vital importance
10 the railroad companies themselves, be-
cause they tend to the mainlainsncs 81
rate. aud the FERMENTATION of disastrous
wars.
A Mississippi paper says the full text O.
the railroad commission bill is not beilrs
us, but the synopsis NJ IL enables US TO ser
that II Is the same old scheme that has
been defe.ted two or three times There 1,
is: Commissioner with big salaries, 10
manage the property of others. The rsil
roads TO pay for being regulated, hHmpered
aud bedevied la various way.. The l9gis
lature to appoint the commissioner, In
8 cad of the governor, by and with the con
sent Of the senate The railroads are 10
expose all their huainsss and put IL viz
tually in the hands OF the mnis,oners.
The passage Of such Law would be dis.
aster South Carolina bad such law, and
Senator Hampton SAYS that IL absolutely
stopped the How OF capital 10 the stste, and
caused ono fsiiroad TO entirely suspend
trains. However. there Is little danger OF
snoh bill ever becoming law, and We
shall have more 10 say oiit as Is being
A.H
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aH==o -
A Down Town Merchant


Having passed several nights, disturbed
by the agonies aud cries ofa suffering child
and becoming convinced that Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup was just the articl,
needed, procured a supply tor the child
On reaching home and acquainting his
wife with what he had done, she refused to
have Il administered to the child, as she
was strongly In favor of Homeopathy. That
night the child passed in suffering, and tbs
parents without sleep. Returning home the
day following, the father found the baby
still worse; and while contemplating an,
other slrepiess night, the mother stepped
from the room to attend to some domestic
duties, and left the f.ther with the cnlld.
During her absence he administered a por.
ton of the Soothing Syrup to tho baby,and
said nothing. That night all haAds slept
we'll, and the little fellow awoke In the
morning bright and happy. The mother
was delighted with the sudden and wonder.
ful change, ard although at first offended
at the deception practiced upon her, has
continued to use the Syrup, and suffering
crying babies and restless nights have dis
appeared. A single trial of the Syrup
never yet failed 10 relieve the baby, and
overcome the prejudice of the mother
Sold by all druggists. rs cents bottle.