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Tho Memphis Meet.

MfMrars, April 25-rra second davis
spfns meeting OF the uew Memphis Joke
dub vas Gg7ryt.iug ths- could 10 deslre1
a. regards weather. The rack was IN
syl,udd condition. and tho attendance
showed large Increase over yeEtefday
mum bering 80 o.
F.r:e RiGa-M,lburn s..kHs. all ages, one
mite. Princess, tue tayur.te, Won; Mani
tnba, second; FsrS kvle. third. Time
l:O5 IL. BfunSHjrS, \ EGG, IIlo Bailey,
John Suliivsa and Ear Brlnahgli also Thl,
Second Rsc9--Cp'tDn exchange stakes
for all ageg, oae ana one fourth mile: Lu.e
Fog!e won: Poppy. hGcnai; Slocum, the
iav1Iitc, third. T.mo-l:D2 | s'enten'
NAL and Avalon ais0 ran. Solitaire IVES
drawn. P.ria mu,urs paii $50.
Third Rsce--Mils Harry selling race for
three sud ona.tour'n heats: q laen Es-
iher, the fsvorita, !. l Brooklyn, 1, 2: An
Mo, Ga Ttmc-o:is i-8 2.!G. sorrJl Dan
deg Brown, rwigght, Fisherman, Little
Joker, Torrid Zone also ran. The latter
waa distancei in tns tirst hest.
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Taa Massachusetts, Greenback ers

LYNN, Mass, April 25.-When the
ereenback convention was called to order
scarcely a third of the full number Of dele
gates we're present. Israel W. Andrews
was made permanent chairman. Chairman
Feld, of the state committee, spoke en-
couragiBgly OF the vg1r OF the gresnoack
party, and said It would not die until 1t had
established the eight-hour system. An
drews said the delegates. were here to con.
firm the recent deci sion of the supreme
court of the United States that congress
has power 10 issue paper money IN time OF
peace. A committee of twelve were then
sppoiated to prepare a list OF delegates at
lsrge to the national greeoback conYen-
ton.
The committee on resolutions reported y
platform endorsing the recent decision OF
the United States supreme court in regard
10 the power OF congress to Issue legal tell
der money in time of peace; declaring the
furclion Of issuing money should be taken
from tue banks and exercised by the gov
eminent; that railways ard other nlonopo.
lies should be regulated by the government
for the benefit Of the people; that labor
should be protected by national ard state
authority so as 70 equslze burdens and III
sure lust distribution CT its results; con-
demns the practice OF employing children
in factories snd shops: depounoes exsmp-
ton OF any property from taxation; declares
that the regular salo 80, OF it Ga-
nersoprl consideration and is not
propsrly party question; demands grsds'
tion OF the tax on incomes; rstides the Chi
caeo platform OF 1880 and iavors the nomi-
nstion OF General Butler for president.
Resolutions eulosistic of Wendell Phillips
were enthusiastically adopted, as were
others declaring the belief that greenbsck.
currency must soon appear es basls OF
national currency. The convention then
pledged itself to continue the struggle for
oreanhpcks.
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IN GENERAL
rfssk I,sss lfsailisd ~ The ssssie
shoals Robbery.
The Dorsns Pare ~ Well Al liOi
sprlngs.
Political GAiscrings ~ Yesterday
The Casualty Calendar.
Aad Other Tales Of the Telegraph.

James.
tn LOUIS, ADrll - a NeTSiI'ss, sis
.luri, .paelsl Save l. "a reported ilti
ohrrii sHgefs. ~ Cooper county, - now Ia
Hunrsylls, AlAhama, armed With q 10
uusill0l tom Governor CEi'isndsn, for the
sffsti 0f frank JamsB, un charge ~ par
uc.paIi0n ia ths OusFgI,ls train robbery,
SgsNR JANIS ACQUITTED,
CHaTFAso0dA, lsss,, Apfh 2l,-Ihe
trial IT frank James Il hun's'illF, iorc9m.
pir!Iy Ia tie Muscle Shoals robbery, Was
concluded With aysrdio, Of moi guilty"
rba cVugl nCuse Waa packed aad tho ver'
Uict was CREATED with n round 81 cheers,
James was Immediately arrested by the
sheriff % Cooper eluniY, NltFouti,
K.Ssaa CIR, April -, - The Times
Huntsville, Alshams, special ssY,' Aiouee,
ua1n tnN ANNOUNCEMENT " the Ssrdicl Va
mo Frank Ihmes cAsv, Sheriff. Rogers,
OF Cooper county, Missouri, arrested ltmes
on an indictment pending Q, boon
vile, Missouri fJr train Iohhiry.
II Is UNDERSTOOD that Minnesota officers
ware here waiting 10 arrest him on ,nindlot,
Ihent Tor the sIillSbtor hank .obb.,y ard
murGsr, hut Nsrs anticipated hy Rogers,
VINO ,st imms iistsly hehina the dtiacdApt.
Che latter leaves Tor Missouri with hia wife
Tn.nirlt
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Tho greatest Little relief offered the pub.
lie OF the present age in the way of nedi.
cine Is evidently Smiths Bile Beans; not
iitlls in their effects but only small and
convenient aud cheap as tn the dose, with
truly great and commanding ttect. And
then The public can havs the absolute Ger.
tainty TIA; this remedy IL precisely what iG
purports to be-, with no sort of humouggery
Or ciap.trsp about it: 30 ct least we Know,
sad can and do recommend. We nave
known the author OF this medicine all his
life, and know OF bis education and quhllti-
cation and practical experience IN she drn, !:
line, and krow that what hesays he MEANS
aud is ia every way 700 honorable and 700
much OF u gentleman To humbnf or ininre
the public for any Observation-Disclosures If he
could. His Bi'e Beams sre q grand and
unique scovery, and offer ar unusual and
even remarkable remedy in al disorders
snd arrangements resulting from a liver
out of order, and they are many. So try
the Bile Beans when you feel pnwell Ia any
way, il will not in any case harm you, hut
do you good every time. For sale by all
6rIi JgtStR.
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-M,coID ON prOrECTION.

WAsHIIaroN, April 2D.-[Press. l-Repre.
sentative MoCoid, of Iowa, in an interview
mon the tariff queatlon, said party lines
cannot be drawn upon the subject, and it
must be treated as business matter.
Railways, telegrsphs, mutual intercourse,
intermarriage and Communicating Of estates
are bringing unity sentiment in favor OF
reasonable protection as natural policy
and It is the part OF statesmhnship to
Immigration, transportation facilities and
The cheap and iLdlscriminate interchange
OF our infinite variety OF products. Eguit.
able protection, he said, would cheaper all
=, agricultural implements and preserve the
dignity OF labor,
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nrpUpLnCAN HnrTENNEss.

WAsHIEGroN, April 25.-[Press; IA call
:, has been issued for special meeting OF he
republican, central committee Of the DIG
trict OF Columbia tomorrow night The
object OF the meeting 10 to consider charged
of bribery which will be made in connec'
tiop with the recent election OF delegates
to the national republican convention at
Chicago.
The Evening Star tonight says: "1s 10
asserted that delegates to the number oil
twenty two have subscribed their names TO
the sworn attidavits, specifying their votes
were purchased ia the interest OF Conger
and Carson. Some afiiuavits state the
candidate in person who offered the money
or made promises, and others say they were
approached by persons who represented
the candidates,
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DfcChcsncy Convicted.

sr. LOUIS, Mo-, April 25.-Warreu y.
McChesney WAS convicted by ih. jury this
morning Of fraud for trying to ex;ort ST.
600 rom me st. Louis Brewers association,
and the Jury assessed his punishment at
80 wears in the peuitentiary. hGyhosney
isa I--I knnZaGSure in local politics and
genersllr credited with being the head Gt
noIice sud gam bling scandels and believed
to be man of peculiar influence
through hia dark practices. lie was indict.
ed at toe time OF this police gambling In
vpstigat ions, isst fall, for attempting brib-
bribery charges resulted in hung
Jury. HIS conviction to-day was o
matter OF surprise, as It vas believed
almost impossible that he would be con-
victed. He mas for yeas fiPnred IN every
local scandal couaecled with gamblers. The
iryors joined Ia a recommendation for
mercy, in wnich his attorney Joined. He
has also made motion for new trial.
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HALIFAX, April 25.-Coptain Scott, in his
official report of the result inquiry into the
loss of the ntesmer Daniel Steinnman, ssys
CAPTAIN Schoonhayen made no observations
the day of the disaster, and was therefore
uncertain OF his position. The night was
dark, foggy and rainy, ana 1t
was highly imprudent under all circun-
stances to enter the port Of Halifax, 1t
was clearly his duty to haul off.shore till
able to verify his position and obtain pi-
lot. To these circumstances alone can be
attributed the loss Of tho fine ship and the
lives of 1874 perlons.
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'oanissIsni ebtfifisn ne hody u Ne e,r
- sriti as tHt hineaihsf isii
subject. u N hsi been picked
out 1'a fff1 tu sralult ~ ths 0Ehefs
rhulnf her "a les nfnfe ihan Others,
The iisHuosis pfpyrt beyond doubt hos.
ever, fr npiums n pIFufU -pafumnnla, tnd
40 ths hs.auos ~ ins hfft YES tainted IN
iha same manner n as rtCim'
menifd hY the dol 1f ihai tho entiie
iisiIi0' b. qlsfsu'infi unfil thorough Of
nn'al tKlniintiitn Do made. Governor
ralIlspn Whs tsIsfrsghed ne face, snd II
is probable an order will b. officially issl z
a1iiug - the dlCl ~ suggests.
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Accident to an Anchor Liner.

New ORLEANS, April 25.--The Picayune's
yicgsburg social saw: The Anchor line
steamer John A. Scudder, 81. Louis to
New Orleans. while making a landing ct
Brsdfords Point, eight miles below hefe
yesterday afternoon, swung in
broad.side on the Point, and
stove in thirty feet Of her lsrboart
hull. Finding the steamer making water
Captain Baker landed at Warrington and
dischargiDg the cargo, much of
which in The hold was more or less dam.
aged. Tho stsamer Commonwealth has
gone TO her assistance. The boat and cargo
will ha nRyed
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Cattle Plague.

PlrrsBURa, April ga disease resem-
bling pl, uro-pneumonia has broken out
among cattle in Washington county.
Ysterinery surgeons pronounce il coDta.
gious and have recommended Governor
Pstt,sop to quarantine the district. The
disease frat ieveloped itself two months
ago on the farm of Robert G. Vance. and
proved . puzsier to n number OF physicians
q lied in conenitation in several cases.
The Washington County Stock Breeders
...oc,ailon took the mat er in hands a few
DAYS ago and after thorough
investigation called in first-cass
vsterinary surgeon who made thorouPh
ex.miuatirn. One OF the young COWS az
a lcted was selected for dissection, and it
was found that structural charges existed
in the lungs similar To those 10 pieuro-
nueamopis, suficisnt 70 prove 1t 10 OF Q
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WAsHIEeroY. April p -tPress. 1-Msjor
Harrod.oi tse Miss.ssippi river commits
nion' was before the hou,e committee on
Ieyeea AZ d improvements o. the Mississippi
to-day. Ito said the work could DO carried
on expsditiontlr on three Wy four reaches at
the same time. and that Pun Po'nt and
Providence. reaches will he complstsd With
In year. AS he roughly estimated, he
said sl2 0C0 600 would construct comp etc
line OF levoes two and hall Ie't above high
water from Cairo 90 New Orleans.
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NoBHIs, las. April IS -rgp grain
warehouses adjoining ssel other burned
here last Hisng los, tl2yil; PATTY ~
.urrt,
CISuisyagf Arril - The lass 20
gulEio, Cguef a o., by fire tlis mlTninR
= n hs shoot 2 3 uJ.
Toe Time stars Akron, Ohio, vp-aial
says; TIE ClltlinF ssla1 iishmrnt X sck
{ 20. bnrusi ih's m0ralns Toe ~ WAS
yaiasi 81 go 900. los, $500; insurance,
.luUl
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Little Joker" is the best smoking to.
bacco.


CHICAGO, April p Nj. s. Robinson. Of
the Grain commission firm of NJ. 8. Robin.
son & Co, was arrested to-day on the CON-
nIaint of Haley Sc Merzser, of Lngsnsport,
lndisns. They charge his firm SOD
40 COO bushels OF hax-seed purchased
tor complsinants, and for which they
hold Robinson e Oo.'s warehouse receipts.
The preliminary hearing was continued,
the prisoner giving bail. Rlbinson says he
bought no hsx-seed for Haley & MetEger,
and that they do not hold hts warehouse
receipts for the amount named, or any
other amount.
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Isrjrpdier-Eener sherman.

Sr. LOUIS, April 25,-lt Is reported here
that Governor Critteuden has appointed
General William T. Sherman brigadier.
general of the militia Of the eastern district
OF Missouri, but up to late
hour tonight it could not be
eecertained whether the general had
received the appointment. As there are
accepting the position, it may be safely
stated he will decline the prefer. AS 8
natter Of fact he las already said he wonl
mt accent.
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Chicago Chips.

CHICAGO, April 70 Report reaches here
that the steam barge Mary Mills success.
iuIly made the passage of the straits of
Nackinaw last evening, and that there is
now clear passage.
The Snnual report Of the Chicago. st.
Paul, Mime apolis & Omaha road for the
fiscal year ending December 81, 1888 shows,
grops earnings, So, 5l5. 600; total net income,
Al 323 600.
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sIGSiFtU,ET.

WAsHISsroS, April 25.-[Spcc'sl 1.-The
Evening STAR .ay.: "rner6 is prospect
that q vote will be rescued OF the MORRISON
tariff bill mex, Thur,day. For thls relief,
much tasuss, as ~ Is generally admitted
thai tho debate is for political revenue only.
II Is hich time IL wa. stopped, 40 that Ihe
house may have q ca Snoe to reach some OF
the measures OF practical legislation before
IL. Any one who sttends the sessions oi
the house, or talks with mem Ders, can see
how llttls interest the subject rScitrs now,
and II Is pimply waste OF precious time TO
debate II fuItl er."
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prTABUBG, April 25 One OF the most
remarkable prize igDts that ever occurred
In this city or entity took plsce last ght
q, Arsenal Psrk between Bison JACK and
JACK Clifford ior si0oa eide. Previous to
the battle bal had been in
procreEs. in which over thirty
yonng girls aud sc versl mothers with in
faults Ia their arms were participants. When
tisoe was called a. 1920 the women as well
az the men crowded around the ring, 2ud
during the fight the former were the most
enthusiastic sh0uters for their respective
tavcri,fs. The fight was with soft gloves 10
the finish, London prize RUG rules. From
the start Clifford, who Displayed
the most science, bad the best OF IL, and
soon had the battle well in hands. Bison
Jack Tough. savagely, however,
and reluIsd TO give, up IN
til the 12lst round, when friends
interlerred and the mill was awarded C!it.
ford. Both men were terribly punished.
Blson Jack had to be carried from the ring:
A nun Der of policemen watched the Eight
TO the close without interfering. The bat
lie lasted an hour and fcrty.fye minutes.
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WAsHIsaroN, April 25.-IPr ga l-Rapre.,
sentative stewart, OF lexas, was directed
to-day by The house committee on foreign
afrairs 10 prepare bill providing Tor the
appointment Of three commission era TO
visit Mexico. Central and South America
TO secure information rslstive 10 increasing
the commercial interests between these
countries aud the UHited Steye.. rbe bill
Ia 10 COZ tain an appropriation OK $4,000.
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C0UNTRY'S CAPITAL.
A Paint streak ~ Dawn on the Tariff
Horizon.
Texas Posieilices-fheir Number ana
their Rack.
Yesterdays Proceedings Of Congress
TARIFF.

wAsulsoros, April 95,-Ipfess 1.-The
Amsrlosn mipisisT 20 Mexico has forward
cd TO the department OF state copy Of
decree irausd by the president OF the re-
publIo ordering thai on and after the Ion
Of May the duty OF all GOODS Imported lnto
that country be increased o psr cant,
Icsdsrs OF the tariff disrus.lon cOntom'
Mate closing th' general debate may d'h'
Rsprssnutaiiye Kssson viii make tho clos
INF speeeh on tho republican side. He eE'
meet, 10 make n motion to strike out The
ensciiug clause Of the tsr.H bill.
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LIrrLg Rock. AK, April 2j.-Ths Ga.
Zatte'g OZlr6, Arkansas, special says:
CHARLES Wright (co.orec) WAS hanged a.
Center Point, HDwsTd county, today, for
the murder last July Of Thomas Wyatt q
white man. Wright was one OF crowd OF
negroes who at,scSed Wyatt Ia hell, but
NOT before ne kile' one CITIZEN, The az,
i,ir created iuteuso excitement. Several
hupdrtd negroes Sero under arms and the
wnit-s wsre organized. STATE troops sent
quelled Tho dis uybGnce and arrested
q lsrgs number. Several were
esnteuced 10 various terms in
the pesi.sntiayy ard Wright received
the death feut.rco. lie admitted bsing
present ct the killing, but olsimed be took
no active part. He msintelnsa firm de-
ynesoor t. the last and died HithOut u
siIuggle. TTo thoussnd persons witnessed
the execution, Including many negro es.
A II were uuet,
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New YORK, April 25.-Jamas Gordon
B ,nnett's evening paper, the Telegram,
comes ont to-day with Arthur and Lincoln
~ the hesd of its columns for president and
vice pres dent.
George Foster, G.. B. Hutchinson, o. A.
Wheeler and Nat. 3. Gushing were elected
delopatea at large.
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LITrLa Rock, April 25.-The dn-Nt.e's
Hos sprirgs apeclsl ssFs: The tl'3' ,risl 10
rrnnscron with the bloody street lisht Of
FEBRUARY On, between the Dsrsn and
rIypn f,ciion., coded to-day. s.
A, DoraD, boo Prulit, IL. Lansing,
!. Lurius, John Alll,ou Ellison ana Robert
Pruitt we're tried Tor murder IN the ilrst de.
gree Cor R,llng Frank Hall, who was driY-
ocou,ied. The Jury rendered a YER
dct OF not guilty. The announcement
Sss received with applause. IN. sSme par
lies will hs tried on indiol cents Tor mu'der
In the first dagiee, for Filling John Flynn
aud assault with Intent % XII Frank and
William F.ynu, bus to.iay's verdict will
probably be repeated. Frank gai William
Flynn will tlen be- tried.
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CscAsl, April .5.--Jossph +. Tucker,
Tturrai manager the Illinois Genital 'n,i.
r0ad mas Fe,'ynei, Sir. Tucker hs4 been
for tgautv-eigh, years in the service OF the
Illinois Central, Ani 10 ore OF the NEST
Ia the west.
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POSTAL POINTS.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-[Special. lin
reply to request made OF the postmaster
general the house has just received valu-
able information concerning the exp enses
Of post-offices. On,July 1st, 1884, Texas had
II presidential officee, first; oia's, seco nc
salary each snd $500 each for rent OF ounce;
with ST, 100 salary and $500 Tor ofhoe rent;
10 with ST. 200 salary and 1880 rent;.a VIII VIII
Al 400 salary aud 81 400 rent; with $l 4O0
,salrrv and 81 400 rent; 8 with 81 500 salary
and $2 $50 rent; with 81 600 salary and
So 100 rent; WITH SLIGO os salary and
$1,75o rent; win St with siS GS
salary and 81 $50 rent. Following Towns
are those whose pos.-mastars get ~ VOO SAL
srv: Bennett, Fl. Davis. Brackettsyiiie,
Hearne: following 81, 100: Ls Orange, Min-
cola. Wills Point; following 81 200: sulphur
Eprings, Orange, Merlin, Lniing, Honey
Fistoria Eagle Pass; following 81 3Os; oal-
vert' Ola, k,vilie, Columbus, Henrietta,
Nnyssota, Rockdsle, San Marcos, TsyIor;
following 81 400: A. ,ileDe, Temple, Brown.
Vood. Hemst. ad, E 1nis, Decatur, Cuero;
following 81, 800: Bonham, Brownsvliie
Denton, Georgetown. Granville, Hunts
vile, Mckinney, Mexta VlctTriai iol,owsnt
$iseo; w'1,n ,SIass. B sgls Beaumont
folio wing s., 100: Bsl.on, Oleburns, Corpus
Ohristi. Jefferson, Wss.herford; following
$3.50: Tyler; following Al 800: Laredo, Oor
sicsna and Brenhsm. Hungry offioe-eeek
ers may look over the above, taKe tho.
choice, file charges against the ms. COM
IN here and spend all their money to e.
~ and 60 away empty. If they fail to max
Mr.. Miller 10 making an effort TO secur
Ssi,v mail between OusrO and Helena
The department ia of opinion that u
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ToLTDn, o., Apnl 95.-Ahnut 8 O'Clock,
this nlcrnipg ths boiler In the sawmll! 81
J, l.. L1mn, Liberty Centre, OHIO, eS'
IlJded, Instantly killing Wallace HacEeit,
the engineer, aud Wiil!sm How, head saw
yer,
Fragments OF c'Nck.work vera found neat
tho IcsDS, The report OF tnesSg losiOn was
very loud and caused grra. alarR.
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WAsHINGroS, Aph! 25.-lPress J. The
house committee ON postoihoes and uost-
roads directed the subcommittee, consist
ing OF Rogers, Ward, ]. NJ. Taylor, B'ng-
him and Wakefield 10 prepare bill pro
yiding Tor a contract ~ s;sm oil postal tsieg-
raDhv.
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Minnesota Republicans.

wrHosA, MINI, April 25.--The renubli-
can convention OF the Frat district Of Min.
pesota elected Thomas II. Armstrong and
G. H. Carney delegates to Chicago. No
preierencs for the presld.ucy was expressed
but they are understood to be anti-Blaine,
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Forty Years, Ekperlence OF an Old Nurse

prescription of one of the best female ply.
sicians and nurses In the United States,
and has been used tor forty years with never
failing safety and success by millions. OF
mothers and children, from the feeble infant
of one week old to the adult. 1t corrects
acidity of the stomach, relieves wind collie,
regulates the bowels, aud gives rest, health
and comfort to mother and child: We be-
lieve il the best and surest remedy in the
world, in all cases of Dysentery and Diar-
rhea in Children, whether arising from teeth
ing or from any other cause. Full direc-
tions for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine nuless the fac-simile OF Cur.
tbs & Perkins is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all medicine dealers. % cents
hottie.
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Everv lady uses Pozzoni's medicated com

Every lady uses Pozzoni's medicated COM
plexion powder. Il Is q household treas
ure, The madam finds Vt impossible to 60
down town without fret rubbing it on. II
the baby cries she goes for the paff-box II
the told m an" comes home ruffied or chafed
because business is dull, CO.. Pozzonfs
powder cools and allays his troubles Inen
ali Is Gladstone Joy. No family snouio DO
without Il.
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From a Boston Editor.

Merit will win. 80 we thought az gen.
tlenan was telling of his wonderful cure Of
q cough and cold with Humphreys HON.
eopsthic Specific Not. He affirmed that
for coughs snd colds Of a stubborn char.
acter it could not be excelled. 1t nllayed
the tickling in the throat and di.tre; sing
cough, and relieved the boarseness when
his friends had become alarmed lest pneu-
monia was setting In. He commenced with
Specific No. Z, taking SIX pellets every Two
hours: cough soon became milder; hoarse-
ness parsed off strength and appetite inn
proved, and in q few days he was rs well as
ever.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-01
REPORTED FAvORABLY.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-[Press.l-The
bouse committee on appropriations agreed
to favorably report Representative Ellis
bill, wish amendments, providing for the
loaning OF 81. 900 600 by the government to
the Worlds Industrial and Cotton Cen.
tennial exposition at New Orleans, to aug
ment and enhance ts success in such man
ner as the board OF management may de.
termiUe. Oas-taird OF this amount 10 10 oe
available Immediately after the passage of
the act and the remainder TO be paid in four
monthly payments hereafter. The bill
provides that no greater amount shall be
expended upon buildings aud preparations
than the aggregated sum that may be Sc
cured by subscription to the capital stock,
by donations and by the amount OF the
loan,