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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-19
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
The Investigation Into Their Con.
d'tiOn ON the Reservations.

WASHINGTON, June 18.-Sena or
Harrison, from the Committee on
Iudian Affairs, to-day filed a supple
mentaty rep,rt regarding the investi.
CATION of the condition of the Indians
in the Indian Territory and other
reservations. In the report the com.
mi tee say, regarding the Grow, Creek
and Winnebago reservations in Da-
kota Territory, that there are about
1850 Indians drawing ratioDs there.
The trouble which subcommittee,
consisting of Senators Harrison, Ii gals
and Jones OF Arkansas, who we're sent
to inquire into it, grew out OF the throw
ing open to settlement by order OF
President Arthur of certain lands
embraced in this reservation, and the
subsequent revocation OF that order
by President Cleveland. On this SUBJ
jeCt the report says: "The commit
tee are OF the opinion that the reRer-
walton is much larger than is needed
or can be wisely used for the Indians
residing thereon; but II the lands
are oovenanted by a treaty with them,
we cannot rapossess them without
the content of the Indians. We be.
lieve II is entirely practicable to pro.
cure the consent OF the Indians 10 q
reasonable reduction of the r6ssrva-
ton as we'll as Of the great area lying
west of the Missouri river. An al
temp 10 that direction has already
been inaugurated, and the neoess ary
legislation has been passed by the
Senate. But the COMMITTEES believe
that the settlers who went upon the
lands thrown open to settlement by
the eXecu i've order of Fe ruary II,
1885, and in good faith made settle
mont thereon, are entitled to be pro
tec'ed as fully APOSTLE from the
consequences OF the unfortunate COM
plicAtion,"
In regard to the Grow reservation in
Montana, the report recommends that
1t be reduced u such limits as will
enable the lndians to use whot they
retain and vest the titles in indi-
viduas. In the opinion Of the com
mi tee the consideration of $4,000 a
year given by Messrs. Blake & Wilson
for the rectal Of between 100000 and
l,OC0,OCO acres OF these lands was very
inadequate, AMI the report says:
Charges of fraud in the ne gotistion
OF the lease were made. II is
enough" the report continues, "to
say that the Indians are in apable of
the intelligent transaction OF such
business. II leases are to be allowed
at all the department should have
taken entire supervision of the bust.
ness"
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THE TEXAS CYCLONE.
Great Damage at Denton ana the
Adjacent Counties.

DENTON, TEX, June 1S.-This and
adjacent counties were visited
Wednes dsy afternoon and night by a
cyclone, which did great damage. In
this (Deoton) county the storm de.
molisht d the house of Mrs. Prigmore,
who, with her daughter, was buried
in the ruirs. The mother was fatally
injured, but the daughter will recover.
The residence n DIR. j. W, Ruther-
ford was blown bodily from its fouG.
dation aud turned over on It's side.
The family escaped, having fed to
their storm cave. Many barns, sheds
and outhouses were blown down and
the school. house at Stony WAS com
pie ely wrecked School had been
dismissed, however, and no fatalities
resulted.
At Pilot Points signs and awnings
were carried away and houses were
unrlofed, Williams 4 NeSburg's
warehouse wa9 moved by the force OF
the wind forty feet from its founda-
ton. KendalI's grain warehouse was
unroofed, and a large amount in the
'anous yards was hurled plomlscuous-
ly about
At Bloomfield similar damage was
done, and DR.. Ruey's dwelling was
blown 10 pieces.
At McKtnn " the bridge over Will
son creek was completely wrecked.
Gullett's grocery store wac badly dam
ag' d, the root b ing carried off and the
front Of tue building blown in. Corn
was laid low and cotton severely dam
aged.
AT Pleasant Valley the wind was
more violent and blew down the Pree-
byterian and owe turned the Metho-
dist churihe', comp et'ly wrecking
bo'h.
Al Waco j. q Sbaeler was struck by
lightning aud severely injured. He
will PROBABLY die. The storm is re-.
galded as the mo serious ever known
in this region, a d the da1 age to
crops, it is feared, was very great, and
further repor,s of the 10 5 Of life are
eNreC' ed
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THE CONDITION OF TRADE
BUSINESS BEGINNING TO FEEL
THE EFFECTS OF
The Customary Midsummer Dull.
ness-0nly Moderate Move
ment Of Merchandise.

NEW York, June l8.-Special tele,
grams 10 BTadstreet's report, with an
unusual degree of unsnimity, only a
moderate activity in general CONNER
cial and industrial lines. II is con.
spicuous at Kansas City, where check
TO the late heavy movement OF mer.
chandise is visible. Exceptions ara
noted at Chicago, st. Louis and Mil
waukee, where there is fair business,
as well as at Minneapolis, st. Paul and
Duluth. New York and Boston each
record full average volume of trans
actions. The approach OF the Gus
tomsry midsummer dullnsss is re.
ported to characterize general trade at
mos, interior points. The domestic
money markets, with few ex options,
are unchang d, funds offering being
in excess Of the demand. Money IS
active at Duluth end Milwaukee, only
moderately 30 at Chicago and notably
less 30 at Kansas City.
The New York stock market contin-
ned 10 exhibit bullish tendencies this
week, and prices generally advanced.
Bonds are unusually strong Money
on call is easy at l4@2 per cent. For
eign exchange is strong, with contin-
ued gold shipments, and commercial
paper dull and scarce.
Special wheat crop reports to Brad
streets continue favorable, the excep-
tons being in Kahsas and Michigan.
The plant hes been delayed in North.
ern Minnesota, but the outlook is for
a fair crop. The wheat market con-
tinues dull and depressed.
The first signs OF firmnsss in hog
products are observed.
Abundant rains in the cotton
regions cause trouble from grass in the
Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States and
to smaller extent in the Mississippi
Valley.
Good stocks OF tobacco at most
points and generally fair crop pros.
poets deprtss prices of leaf.
Raw wool is from cents to cents
higher at interior markets. The late
London sales, ranging from per cent.
TO 10 per cent. higher in price, stimu-
lated the improved feeling here.
The dry goods distribution for six
months will compare iavorably with
the early bali of lset year. There ia
a better tone and a slight advance in
some lines OF bleached cot ons. The
next opening Of wooden gods is ex-
peC.ed TO be az higher figures,
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Among the Northern Lakes

Of Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa, are him.
areos Of delightful places where one can pass
ment,, and return home at the end ~ f6s
heated term completely rejuvenated. Each
recurring season brings to Oconomowoo-
aukSssha, Beaver Dam, Frontenac, Okol
DOH, nlnnnetonka, White Bear, and innu-
meta9le other charming localities with 70
manue names, thousands Of our best peopIe
whose winter hemes are on either side of Ma
son and DiXon's line. Elegance and com.
ioft' az moderate cost, can be reudiiy OBJ
salne1, a list OF summer homes, with an
heeess9Iy lntorma ion pertaining thereto, is
oelng distributed by the CHICAGO, Nuwiu-
sI AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY, and will be sent
Tree upon application by letter to A ". III
Naukee, Wis. -n0Nei WIS
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Failures for the Week

New YORK, June 1S.-The business
failures throughout the county dur.
ing the last seven days, as reported ia
II q. Dun & Co., number for the
United States l44 and for Canada IL
total l55, against 200 last week and
1877 the week before. The large de.
crease in the number of casualties is
spread over all sections Of the coun-
try about even.
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TWO
IRON BRIDGES.

AN WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, Isss.
at the Court House in the city Of Menu
phis, at II o'clock, will lei for Shelby
county tn building Of TWO WROUGHT
IRON HIGHWAY BRIDGES across Wolf
river-one near the city at the head Of Sec.
ond street 2I5 feet long, IS feet roadway,
with 200 feet channel spsn, so feet Low truss
approach span at the north end of bridge
an IS feet approach at the south end Of
bridge he one at Raleigh will be 7S9 feet
long, Is feet rosdway, with span across tbe
rive a north end OF bridge l66 feet long,
md one leo long across a POND at south end
Of bridge, with 407 feet Of viaduct intervep-
ing; Tubular ,niers will be used.
4 parties biCdiDE on this work will be
Ttquir ed TO bid O. their own plans and speci
icatiofs The beet plans for he best price
will be sdopted. A profile Of the BRIDES
will be furnished any one wishing to make
plans and bids.
deemed necessary. -
l will be at the Court House Monday and
Tuesday before day of letting to confer with
contractors. / mention this because / az.
pect TO be busy with other work until thar
E. NJ, COLE, Bridge Sup't.
Box IL, Gt-Uantowni Tan,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-19

~ y seN8I lTINT III I01Vs
DRAR SIR have you1s Of the Sth
instant. l have for a long time be m
saying and doing what uld in favor
OF taxing bogus butter under whatever
name il may 20, so gs TO give the
makers OF the real butter their fair
rights. ! have been in conference
with the Senate Committee on Aeri.
culture and with the officers of the
New Eogland Dairymeu's Association,
who have been lere on the subject.
You may be sure that / did not need
any u,ging TO look after the intere Is
of cur farmers. Sincerely yours,
GEORGE F. EDMUNDS,
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Ihey Are NOT Eorrr

There is one thing nobody ever re-.
grets-that lie, the day they first adopt.
cd Parker's Tonic as their regular fam.
lily medicine. Its range is so wide,
and its good effects so sure, that moth.
ing else, except good nursing, are
needed in great majority Of cases.
Buy it, try it, aud aiterward it will not
require any praise rom us.
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Failure at Boston.

Boston, Mass, June lS.-Davis,
Stacker q Perkins, wholesale dealers in
cohees and spic's, have made an as
Segment. The assets aud liabilities
ara not stated
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Electric Belt Free

ITO introduce it and obtain agents we win
L for the next sixty days give away, free
Of charge, in each county in the U. 5. a linn
tied number of our German Electro GAL
vRntc SuspensOry Belts. Price s.;
positive and unfailing cure for Nervous De-
bility, VaricOcele, Emissions, ImpOtenoy,
etc. $4,000 Reward paid IL every Belt we
manufacture does not generate genuine
TRIO BELT AGENCY, P. %. Box :l7s,
RrnoklVn NJ Y
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OneGreat MORT

OF that beauiifer Of the teeth, SOZO.
DON'T, is that its effect upon the
mouth is refre:hi1g, while as a means
OF cleansing the teeth and improving
the breath, it stands alone.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-19

BosToN, MASS, June lS-A special
TO the Advertiser from Montpelier, VI
Gays the following reply was sent by
Senator Edmunds o letter OF INQUIRY
from Vermont farmer:
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BEAVERDAM SPRINGS
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
R 81 AL ESTATE.

No. 1855, R. D.-Cha, Gerry Court of Shelby
County, ". Harbert, administrator,
VS.. l.. s. Bond ct al.
n. pursuance Of the terms of decree in
i the above stated cause, will, as Special
Commissioner, proceed to sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, at the south
west corner Of Main and Madison streets, in
Memphis, Tenn, on
Tuesday, 18th day of July, 1856,
the following described real estate, in Shelby
county, namely: Lots Nos. and % of the
Harbert subdivision, as made in the case of
John Harbert VS.. r. A. Hicks ct al, lately
pending in the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby County, to which reference is made.
Lot No. Of said subdivision, fronting 81
feet on south side Of Jackson street by $50
feet TO an alley
Lot No. q Of said subdivision, fronting 81
feet on north side of Aston avenue by $50
feet deep to an alley.
Said property win be sold on the following
terms, namely: One half of the purchase
money to be paid in cash and the balance on
a credit OF six months from the date Of sale,
the purchaser to execute notes with approved
personal security for the deferred payments,
and lien to be retained on the property sold
rs further security, the notes to draw in
terest from date.
reserve the right of making one bid on
each lot so d.
Sale to begin at u o'clock noon,
G. W. HARBERT,
Special Commissioned
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WATERING PLACES.
HAND HOTEL. ALUM NPRINaS-

GRAND HOTEL, ALUM SPRINGS,
- Rockbridge Co., Va. High up in he
Virginia mountains, Picturesque surround
ings, extensive and beautifully shaded lawn.
ments. Two daily mails, post, telegraph and
express Offices on the premises. Table the
very best. Luxuriously furnished rooms |;
sur erb band Of music. Send for illustrated
pamphlet. Charges moderate. Open for. Wis
and freesfone. WILKINSON Man Sy
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Raleigh Springs Hotel.

Nov OPEN for reception of guests. The
~ table will be supplied with the best.
The rooms are nicely fdrnished and care
fully attended to. Rates--ppr month, $50;
per week, 81. NJ. II. BURh0W & co.
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THE MONTGOMERY
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Montgomery County, Va,
Having been thoroughly repaired and hand
somely furnished, will be opened for the re-
ssPtion Of visitors e5 SSpe 1855 For par.
ger, Montgomery Springs Posofice, Mont
gomery county, Va.
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| DR.. W. S. SEARLE, A. NJ NJ. D., Fell
| low of the MedicO-C hiturgical Society of
! New York, says: IA lady suffered for Is
years with severe Nervous Headaches. They
| at first required every two weeks, and finally
every two days. She describes them as SO
| violent that she would rather die than live,
Three weeks after beginning the Coca she
reports L have had but one slight attack,
and am 90 much stronger and better that 1
| tCel sure l shall be cureu.'
Among several thousands Inducements
from eminent Physicians and Surgeons, the
Liebig Company select few at random.
James NJ, Gully, NJ. D. Licentiate Royal
College Of Surgeons, Edinburgh.
DR., Rafael Diag, Santiago de los Cadillac
rOs, st. Domingo.
DR.. Praeeado Mora, Panama, Isthmus of
DR.. 4, X, Hills, eO5 Fifth avenue, New
Dr., ", Haniord White, 437 Fifth avenue,
New York City.
DR. James Kni lht, Surgeon-in Chief Hos
pital for Ruptured and Crippled, New York.
DR.. James j.. Youlin, President Board Of
Health and Vital Statistics, Jersey City, NJ
DR.. Q. II. Mastin, Surgeon in. Chief PrOvi
dence Infrmary, Mobile, Ala.
DR.. 5 S. Herrick, New Orleans, President
State Board Of Health, Louisiana.
Or. NJ. W. Noxan, 80 Fifth avenue, New
Dr.. Tulio S. Verdi, Washington, D. c.,
Commissioner National Board Of Health.
fIOis a. ". CoWpertnWalti NJ. u, OF the
State University of Iowa Iowa City.
Prof. A. p, Throop, NJ, D., Professor
New Yo k Medical College and Hospital for
| Women, etc.
n. c. Wiems, NJ. D., Washington, Oak.
+. B. II. Wing, NJ. D., New Tacoma, Wyo.
7. Docking, VI. D., Oakland, Cal.
+. Il, Taber, NJ. D., Atlanta, Ca,
j. W. Gilbert, VI. D., Verona, Miss.
Y. W. Shackleford, NJ. D., Medical Di-
rector Dlspensary of the Michigan College
of Medicine, Detroit.
II. Brewer, NJ. D. Jact son, Neb.
H. r, Stout, NJ. D., Jacksonville, Fla.
Il. 2. Ransom, NJ. D., Curdsyille, Ky.
q. K, ReinhOlE, NJ. D., Sank City, Wis,
Prof. @. Ii. Wilkerson, NJ. D., Galveston,
Tex.
]. Lewis Dorset, NJ. D., Petersburg, Va.
Prof. g. A. Bryce, NJ. D., LID, Rich
". il. %ayaeld, NJ. D., St. Louis, Mo.
Ed Grain, NJ. D., Indianapolis, Ind,
John NJ. Miller, NJ. D., Springfield, o.
9. II. Guibon, NJ. D., Beloit Ras,
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+, j b. Rohmer, NJ. D., Spring Hill Col
lege, near Mobile, Ala.
Be sure 20 ask for Liebig Co.'s Coca Beef
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Paris and London. New York Depot, 80
Murra
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

Gas a nerve tonic, Liebjg Co. 8 Coca Beef
Tonic Is without equal. u. LeO-Min gle,
NJ D., NeMberrytown, Pa.
d.. TUTHILL MASSEY, ". D., l.. X. @.
p, NJ. B. IL. S., MANCHESTER, England, says /:
The effect is something wonderful. From
being depressed and very low spirited, easily
tired, / can now walk any length OF time
without feeling fatigue. Before taking the
tonic my nerves seemed 80 unEtTung that
when l read pathetic tale l could not re-
frain from becoming very much affected,
although tried hard TO overcome the absurd
feeling. Now am IN vselt again.
SIR JAMES PAGET, President British
Medical association, says t1at 7O,OO deaths
are annually caused by nervous disease in
England, and that there is TO more powerful
and agreeable merge tonic than the Liebig
Go 5 Coca Beef Tonic, is evidenced by the
emphatic testimony of the most eminent
PROF. g. A. BRYCE, n. D., LII. D.,
editor Southern Clinic, says: Really a won
dertul reconstructiye agent, bu lding up the
system and supplying lost nervous energy.
For broken down constitutions IL is the
agent"
PROF. WILLIAM C. RICHARDSON, NJ.
D.. dean st. Louis mo Clinic Of Midwifery
and Diseases Of Women and Children, says:
1t is also a most powerful and agreeable
stimulant to the brain and nervous sys EN-,
and It Is especially useful TO countefact ia
tigue Of mind and body"
Or. II. f. STIMS0N, in the Theuraputic
Gazette, says: ITO say that / am surprised
and astonished at the wonderful effects Of
the Coca as nervous stimulant, would not
adequately express my opinion Of it,"
II cannot do otherwise than TO highly rec
ommend Liebig Co s Coca Beef ionic in
cases Of general debility and nervous pros
tratiOn among men. women and children. -
J. @. Saultzman, NJ. D., Whitewater, Mich,
Graduate Of Bellevue Hospital Medical Col
lege, New York. etc.
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RH ca SPRIN GS
East Tennessee.

( NELEBRATED as cure for Dyspepsia,
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Fine fishing, beautiful drives and romantic
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t. B. G0RMAN, Proprietor,
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@-Send for esoriptive Circular.
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GENTLENEH-Since my attention was called
by brother practitioner to the excellent re-
cults he obtained from the use Of your. Coca
Beef Tonic in sick and nervous headaches, !
have, thanks to your generous response TO
my request for trial lot for our poor pa
TENTS, used it quite extensively, Its steady
and persistent use, especially during the in
tervals Of the attacks, has cured many Of
our most inveterate and old standing cases,
lowed by the most gratifying relief. How
gratifying this must be, especially to the
poor and needy class who come TO us, and
whose time and faculties are of the utmost
importance 20 them in their struggle for su J.
sisrence, you can easily infer. Again /
thank you for your generous donation. Re-
HpectIullY yOurs,
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DR.. +. G. Cook, of Rockland. Me-, a ply
stefan Of recognized eminence. writes that,
Notwithstanding the fact that the Liebig
COmpany's circulars bear the impress of
honesty and truthfulness, had my misgiv-
ings but, after faithful and conscientious
trial, / gladly bear testimony in behalf of
the great value of its Coca Beef Tonic |
prescribed il to a lady s. years old, who was
completely broken down with the infirmit es
of years, unable TO leave her bed, etc. She,
soon after aking the tonic, was able 10 leave
her bed, 10 be about the house, and has so
far recovered her pristine health as IN be
able to travel distance Of sixty miles on
visit TO her daughter" Liebig CompaDy's
Coca Beef Tonic has been initiated. Be-
ware of imposition. Prof. Van Tshudi (see
Travels in Peru" in Astor Library, says:
ut is conducive to health and longevity.
Its use is very beneficial. Examples of Ion
gevity are numerous among the Indians,
who, from bOyhOod up, have used IL. Cases
are not infrequent of Indians attaining the
great age of 1870 years" The journal of the
Royal Society of Vienna July number,
$780, says: 1T is remarkable that the Pc
ruvian Indians never suffer from consump-
ton, and the cause Of il is the use of Coca.
They also never uffer from scrofulOsis, skin
diseases, rheumatism, headaches, nor carries
Of the teeth. They reach a very old age, and
frequently pass their full century"
Sick Tor BiliOus) and Nervous Head
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To the Liebig Company:

DR.. B. l.. CETLINSKI, staff Physician
TO the Northeastern Medical and Surgical
Dispensary, 1896 First avenue, New York,
writes!
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Ponds Extract, the most potent curative
agent known for Pains, Aches and Injuries let
those who have never used it inquire concern
ing its virtues.
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ReckOrd's Compound for Wheat the
Best.
August 18th, 1886.
Jiessrs. Henri Reckora 4, Sons =.

MeSsrS. Henry ReckOrd d Sons:
In answer to your enquiry of your fertilizer,
which have used, would say that four years
ago used your Compound along side of four
different grades, and marked them all to them
Selves and yours proved so much better than any
of the rest of them that abandoned all but yours
Your books will show an increase of orders from
four tons to ten tons, and l want an increase to
fifteen tons next season. / have got the best
crop this season L ever had.
Yours, very respectfully.
los w ARcurp
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why don't you keep your hands cleanY"
asked downtown parent of his nine-year-
old son the other day. "Oh it takes too
much time, and times are hard now" was
the reply
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Lamp Shade.

A lamp shade is made of strips of satin rib
bon and lace insertion of equal widths. The
pieces should be an inch longer than the
proclaim shade and made pointed at one end
by turning under the corners and catching
them together on the wrong side The pieces
are then neatly overhanded together and n
lace edging to match the insertion sewed in
the top. A little tassel made of silk, the color
OF the ribbon, is attached TO each point. A
fine cord made of silk is run in at the bottom
of the lace, to draw it around the neck of the
porcelain shade. A tassel is fastened on the
ends of the cord, and it is tied in bow on
one side. Ribbon of any other color can be
used for this shade, but a buff or pink color
will be found the prettiest.
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Accountants and others who lead sedentary
lives should use DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills, thu
great preventive Of constipation. Price % cts.
The great and precious remedy, DR.. Bulls
BABY syrup, is free from opium. Price % cts.
day S Horse Powder promote the growth of
stunted pigs, and prevents hog cholera. Try it,
Drexel's Bell Cologne, the peoples remedy.
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IA 8.
AND LOOK FOR THE BLUE BARREL SIGN
DOR SALE.

sY-Country Orders Solicited and promptly at
tended to. dec14