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Gen A. VI. west suggested for
tons rCss.


Cons rchs.
To IL Editors of the Appeal:
HoLLS SPRINGS, Miss, Juue 12.-I
saw IN one or two OF your back num-
beis g your daily communication
from a coIored Republican sugge ing
Candidate for each OJpgre ssional
Dlsir ct 10 the State, |, as a colored
Republican, have witnessed the lurse
OF both parties in the State aud gov
eminent, aud l en- frankly say there
is very little to hope for from either
patty. know of but one gent eman
in the State whose views do
represent the Interests and the
future welfare of our State. He
is no Republican; he acted with
the Democracy from the surrender up
to q period, making sfforts to
compromise with the different
factions, TO reconcile and
bring together for the good of the en-
tire people in which efforts he TAI ed.
l refer to Gen. A. M. Wess.
1 would suggest him as the
proper mau to represent us in the
Second District in Congress. do not
know that he would entertain the
subject. ! do hops there Is patriot.
ism enough to rally to such a man at
such tine. This is intended 10 call
him GU, AID / do hone every Demo-
crAt and every Greenbacker and every
Republican will give this communities
ton an invs stigation and Join me in
inducing Gen, A. M. West to become
the peoples condidate in the Second
District, Respectfully.
A REPUBLICAN,.
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MORRISOA'S TARIFF BILL.
THE MEASURE TO BE CALLED
UP THURSDAY.
The Visit OF Dom PedrO's Grandson
Bills OF Interest 10 the
South.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPEAL.I


WARRINGTON, June IA. - Pince
L'opolde Augns e, the g andson Of
Emperor Dom Pedro cf Brsz,l, who is
now making cruise in his character
OF midshipman in the Br LILLIAN navy,
arrived here 10 night Ths President
VIII receive the prince at IL 80 o'clock
tomorrow. The PRICE will also at
tend the State reception at the White
House tomorrow evening. He will
remain in The city three or four days.
SUPERVISING INSPECTOR. GENERAL DU-
MONT
OF the steamboat inspection service
has issued an order fixirg the Office
hours of inspectors, except when on
actual inspection duty, at from 8
O'Clock am. to 4 O'Clock pm.
MINISTER wINsToN's PROBABLE sUc-
CEssoR.
II is believed tat Mr.. Z. Spencer
Pratt OF Mobile, Ala, late United
States Comm IS oner for Alabama to
the Worlds Exposition at New Or
leans. will Re tppoint ID to succeed
Mr.. +. II. Wins on # Chicago as Min
lister Persia. He has been strongly
indored for he appointment by the
delegation from Alabama and Louis
lana.
BILLS OF INTEREST TO THE SOUTH.
The following bills Of interest to the
South were introduced today:
By Mr.. ]. M. Ia lor: A bill to is.
tus 6O,0OO,0OO 81 Yer eititicatss of the
denominations OF ST. and AZ; a bill TO
abolish peNsion agencies; also a bill
TO provide fer the payment of
the surplus money in the Trees
ury upon the bonded inreres bearing
debt OF the Government. This meas
ure provides that whenever the sur
plus money In the Treasury exceeds
$4,000, 900 by any amount excst ding
ID DOC, 600 such ext ess thall be paid in
tn, reduction of the bonded deot. OF
tits : 0,0OO,000 res rye fund, one.half
g TO be god aud one-h3lf oliver. Mr..
Tuylor also INTRODUCED a bill to pay
Howard I. Bu,ch of Perry county,
7 mn 5000 for property taken during
the war.
BY Mr.. Wheeler: A bill to pay
Andrew j. Kirby $50 for services as
army surgeon at Scottsboro, Ala, in
1865.
BY Mr.. Dunn: A bill 10 pay Rich.
ard d Lamb and Ira N. Lamb $l4,-
800 Tor property )n6sca ed in he war.
THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
at it's meeting will report adversely
IN b lis contemplating y repeal or re.
1uctiOn Of the tx On lob Acc).
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sale OF Thoroughbred YeREIiiGs M
~ nsaenfa

ST, LOUIS, Mo-, june 1.-THE first
annual sale Of tue Kinloch stock farm
thoroughhrsd yeariines took place at
Atnett's able, corr er Of Meth and
Chestnut sleats, at IL o'c'ock this
morning, and YVES we'll 1t ended by
representative tuTfmen, The s-le was
conducted by Capt, P @. Kidd OF Lex
iDgtou KY The thirteen head real
ICED $40, l65, anave age OF $751; a head.
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A MOST LIBERAL OFFER,

The VoLTAIo BELT Co., Marshall,
Mich, offer to send their Celebrated
VoLTAIC BELTS and Electri: hppli-
ances on thirty days trial to any man
afflicted with Nervous Debi ity, Loss of
Vitality, Manhood, etc, illus rated
pamphlet in sealed envelope with full
particulars, mailed free. Write them
at once.
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Wintersmith's Chill Cure.
oyV1CE OF THE COrRrER-JoUsEAL,


Lr GIsvILLE, KY.
DR.. Wintersmith, Sri Saive a rule have
observed for many years, the value of your
remedy prompting me, to say, in reply 70
your request. what l know Of your Chill
Cure: The private assurances of its efficacy
| had, and the good results Of its effects I
had observed en- Mr.. r. W. Meredith, who,
for more than fifteen. years, had been fore
man Of my office, induced me TO test il in
my, family. The results have been entirely
satisfactory. The first case was Of two
years standing, in which believe every
known remedy had been tried with tempo
rary reliet-the chills returning periodically
and with, seemingly increased severity.
Your cure broke them at once, and there has
been no recurrence of them for more than
SIX months. The other case was OF a milder
form, and yielded more readily TO other
remedies; bpt the chills would return at in
tervals ur til your medicine was used, since
which time, now several months, they have
entirely disappeared. From the opportu-
nifty have had TO judge, l do not hesitate to
express my belief that your Chill Cure iss
valuable specific, and performs all you
promise for it. Respectfully,
, - W. N HALDEMAN.
ARTHUR PETER 4 CO., Agents, Louis
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Water supply.

10 tue hultOrs OF the Appeal:
SupDosing it TO be assumed that an
aqueduot to the Tennessee river to be
out OF the reich OF our ability to
accomplish, at lest in the near future,
might 1t not be regarded as more
feasible to cut a canal as near'y direct
as possible to the river2--have it's
bed g1aveled and the approach to it
by cattle, &c, protected by a barbed
wire fence on each side, and uss the
canal for TRANSPORTATION OF merchan-
disc and q feeder OF the revenues of
the Water Company by canal boats or
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WASHINGTON, June 14.-Mr. Mo-
r'son, in An interview with a repo rter
OF thu Associa I'd Press to-day, said he
would surely move 10 consider the
tariff hill on Thursday. He sad, very
candidly, that h. could no sresk pos
itive'y a. 10 the cha nCes Of success il
al depend on the votes OF tie New
York Demorri'ic m mb8is, and had
from the frs. TIE Committee of
Wave and Means yrs eaiirely har-
mon GUS and could have brought in
o. called mp bill ut any time since
February, but n hsd deemed il uu-
ATE 10 90 so, knowing that he could
not succeed without New York. The
fact that the BIZ was favored by lhs
admin tvation had lei him 10 expect
nearly unanim W. vote of is friends
Ia thai Stste, tut he hsd fnaly de-
termin,d TO call up the bill with out
knowing more TN The subject than be
did at FRS, except that lie was EN-.
couraged nv The ate CORE 20 ndence
between the PRECEDENT and Seor,tsry
Manning. 1ftbe motion il defeated,
he said, Il would be BY the votes OF
the Democratic IN mbap from New
York, where be night reasonably ex-
pect them to be with tbs administra-
uon.
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FROM THE PEOPLE,
Mrs. BOWIes's commencement Elk.
erc1HeR

MEssRs. EDIToBs-Memphis is pro.
crossing not only in population aud
trade, bat in the number and cbar-
acter Of her schools, public and pri.
vate. 1t was my privilege, Thursday
last, to attend the closing exercises OF
the school of Mrs. Bowles, No. los
Adams street. This is a mixed sch sol,
and l was impressed at Fl st sight
with the unusually bright and intelii-
gent faces of the children, and not
less SO With the quiet, dignifsd
teacher. The exerc SEES were conduct.
ed with order and decorum.
The cbildren's exercises in
arithmetic were admirable, and
the Rotations and choruses given
in natural, impressive and interest
ing manner. l know ] speak the
sentiments of all pr, sent when ] say
it was an enjoyable exhibition. This
cannot be said of all school exercises.
They ara some lines spun out to such
length as to become wesIi7ome. In
this cas- the children themselves
seemed to enter fully into the spirit
OF their pec's, and Sd csptivated the
audiences. | have no hesitation in
saying that hers is school in which
Thorough in truction, pr1pr ETY. of
condar, subm'asi ri t. authority, and
the tig ,est interests o. Tho cliIdren
a G aimed at ard insist d upon. l
I ave- no 1onbt this tchool W II con-
t Gu 10 g'ow in favor firm year to
yer, CITIZEN.
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The Improvement of the Mississippi

WARRINGTON, June IA. - Senator
Gibson submit ed in the Senate to-day
for reference t. the Commerce Com
mittee, a letter from Gen. Gilmore,
Chief Of Engineers. in relation to the
liver and harbor bill as passed by the
House for Mississippi RIVER improve
mtnt. Gen, Gilmore saws the provis-
ion sppropiaiing $2,2s0,000 for the
work below Caro- is lett in a most
awkward aud impractical shape.
The money Is to be expended under
di ection of the Secretary of War
without the intervention Of the Mis-
sissippi River Commission, provided
that the wo'ks on Lake Providence
reaches ara to be completed by whom
1t does not say, aud provided that the
Commission msy buld and repair
levies IS heretofore, as part Of the sys-
tenn OF improve ment, Gen. Gilmore
esys there can BE- 10 want ( harmony
b tween the Secretary aud the Com
mi son, yet be aIgu IS that the duties
OF the Commission should be more
sharply defined in the bill, otherwise
the frerd' Of improvement may be
dissppoin't d in the wy the mouey is
allotted. He says it NEITHER desira-
ble nor ex edlent lhat the plaa
OF the Commi;si N should be further
st sted" ss the Hou BIZ dracts.
The plan has been testsd slresdy with
amply successful r suits. There are
fit y per CEN. grester low wstsr de tbs
now over str-iches covered by the
works than tn Commission at FIST
promised, and quite enough 20 secure
uansp7r alton at the lowest water
when tbs work thsll have hesn ex-
tended 10 t. shoa above end below.
The tn ough navlga ion has ! OF vet
received any practical benefit for the
simple lie son thst The imptov, M mt
is restricted 10 local les hemmed in
by bad river above and below. Geu,
Gilmore dlsclam5 aoy desire on the
psrt Of he Commission t. rel ain con-
troll of the improvement. He ex.
presses fear hat the outlet fallacy by
which it is parsis,ently claimed that
the destructive floods can be pre-.
vented by d'awing of the food waters
and conveying them by sepa at
routes to the Cult is DE- stiued to hive
a cost y and sborive tr al Gen. Gil
more dwells upon this o mt at cons d.
cradle lerg,h, declaring il to be iDev.
table that the effect of new oul,t
10 ba to reduce the velocity OF the
stream b low 1t, resulting in shoaling
end ultimate disaster to the regions
shove He regards the Lake Borgus
outlet scheme az visionaly,snd cannot
believe that a single hyd aulic ensiu.
eer # resp ctaole standing in his
profes ion can be found among its adj
Vocatea.
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Another Business CRueus OF RpDub.
licAn SENATORS

WAsHINeroS, June IA. Republican
Senator'S had another order OF bust
ness caucus his It orniug, They dis
cussed the pioposit on OF he Demo
crats TO pu the Mexican pension bill
and the HO Splinss bill upon the
lit OF m assures - b. consider d this
session. The proposition found no
advocates, but May opporegts Ia the
eau 1us. No determination vas
Ieached. The river and barber bill,
he tine cf its consideration, the limit
within which il was best 10 Keep its
agg eea'e and lts probable fste when
Il reaches the Prs5i lent Was inciient-
al y disCu ed =, sore eugth.
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FORREST CITY, ARK.
Phillips County for Dunn for
Congress.


FoRR ST CRY, ARK, June l4.-Phil-
lips county, Ark, whore Gen. d, o.
Goyau thought he had a wa k over for
Congress, has zone for the Hon. p
Damn, This is nsideIed by Dunn q
hiends as q Waterloo. There ia now
no donb', II there ever has beeu aay.
as to Dunn's ie-, leltion.
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To the Editors Of the Appeal;

10 INC HUIIVId OF IuU hppeNIs
While the subject Of lighting the
city is under discussion and a new
contract likely to be entered into
would it not be advisable for the city
TO stipulsts for the lighting Of all
lamps every night, whether the moon
chimes OF notP We all know how diff
feult It was to see ones way Sunday
night last. r.
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a CARD

To all who are suffering from the errors an
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early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discover
ed by missionary in South America, Send
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T. TvNDV, N1fioa n. W.,. Voc
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You Have a p.rr.o, R,rh,

When y,u demand Benson's Capoiuo Pl,s-
ter OF druggist, g. expect 20 receive one.
let mere are; We regret h. say, . ( W drug
lsW OF inc Cheap John var ETY. who will ~
70 per'uade you 10 accept some worthless
SUBS tut9 with similar sou ding name,
s9ch as "Capsicin," "CApsi um, "-"Capu.
elu, Uarsio'ne," etc, prefix a some
tunes with tho nsue Burton" or Ken
these wret,hod mutations f'r half IhN nSics
o. the senuine, rs he can well afford 10 q,
y real value being nothi AID it, oust but
llt.e more. Beuson's are the onl, 20 Gus
platters that can he dep, ndrd upon TO cure
! hey are prompt sure aud Thorough. pro
te urselt again deception by buying
Ielia9le drugE ST. only, The genuine hears
the hfee seals trademart ana has the
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StRndnri NIIvIr OoIlnra.

WASHINGTON, June l4.--Tne tissue
If standard silver dollars from the
minis curing the week ended June
2ta pa' Y5ll,S 8. The issue durirg
he c rep udiug period 81 asst yea
was TOLL ,5OO, The shi pmauts f nae
nonsl silver con sluCe Juce lst
e. - 676
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The Pses,dea,'- Reception Days.

w a hlNuIlN, Juuo II Inc IOl OW-
ing is furnished 10 the Associated
Prets with request 'or publications.:
bExEcUTiVR Mansion,
WASHINGTON. ID. w., June IA.
No.witbstlndlng the anuounct ment
here 90 . made by the President re-
serving Monday in each week ior ths
tran action Of UGH public business as
absolutely requires fiesdom from in
terrupt on, he fiads that tbr ugh ig.
NJ rance of the Jules adopted, or from
other causes, the time hs thus seeks
to reserve is, to u great extent, en-.
< ossed by those whose calls are Of
personal nature, or by the pres snta-
ton Of business which might easily
be potty oned t. mother day. At half
past | O'Clock every Monday and at
the same hour on Wednesdays ard
Frdays of each week, the President
will meet all who desi to pay their
respects. He earnest ly requests that,
with ths exception above specified,
he remeiude' of Monday and the
afternoons Of the other days in the
week, may be allowed him by the
pubic, not for his pla ur-, but for
the perio msnce OF official duties end
the transaction of tue public busi-
ness
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The President'a PInas for the sum-

WASHINGTON, Jucel4 C |. Lamont
taid Today hat tbs Fubli. he'd reports
of the Pc ,ident's paos for The sum-
MGR arr L. correct. The Preside nj has.
not ae yet decid ID on any particular
prog amme To- il vacation.
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DAuaruH

rs REMOVED BY TRE USE OF COCAINE,
And 1t stimulates and promotes the
growth Of the hair.
BRrnett's FlavorinR Extracts are the
rat
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Celebration OF the
Foundation of the Government.

WAsHIEGToE, June IA The follow
ing is the text of the resolution offered
in the House to-day by Representative
Hewitt TO provide for celebration of
the anniversary of the foundation Of
the Government:
WHEREAS, The centennial auniver.
ssry of the organic ition OF the Con-
stilu ional Government Of the United
States and of the first meeting OF Con-
RTess end OF the inau .ura,ion OF George
Washington as President of the United
States in the city OF New York, will
occur en- the 30th day of April, A d.
1880; and, whereas, II is p oper that
the aUniverssry OF this great event
should be properly celebrated and,
whereas, the Chamber Of Commerce OF
the city of New York has already taken
action looking to the celebration in
the city where the Federal Govern
ment Was established; therefore be il
Resolved by the House of Represent
atives, the Senate concurring, That
joint special committee, consisting of
three Senators to be named by The
presiding officer OF the Senate and OF
five Representatives TO be named by
The Sptake OF the House, be cousti-
tut d, whose duty il shall be TO con-
slider in what manner the centenary
anniversary of the organization OF the
government sbal be celebrated 50 as
to preserve 10 succeeding generations
the memory Of the wisdom and pa
triotism of the fathers OF the Republic
in flaming the constitution which has
tecuIed TO their descendants the bless
ines OF liberty, under which the per-
pstuity OF the Federal government
has been firmly established through
the i0dissoluble union of sovereign
S ates, capahle of ind, mite expsn.
ti)n without impairing the right of
local Sc t government, for which
other people had struggled in vain.
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WOMAN'S Best FR1END

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Emicuons which sOrely emhitter her life AMI
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ARRIVALS.

Frank Hos h, Meridian, Mis-; H.
N. Sny Ter, Oh tiAuo,9s, Tenn; W. y.
RuP, Mon gome,y, Ala. w. l. Cham
b rs, Montgomery, Ala, T. J. Pe,erp,
Ala; Henry T. Lennon aud wife,
Memphis;J f r Rly, Memphis.
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UP 5000 Fumr.
nEER PARK Ann OAKLAND-(

nEER PARK AND OAKLAND-On
n the crest Of the Ale Oh mics, within the
famous Glade Section, directly on the line Of
the B. and Q. No StaRe Rides or BUS Trans
fers. All Limited Express Trains Stop.
With the nes and unparll eled fast sched-
ule on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
these lovely twin resorts are beyond all COM
parison the most advantageonsly located,
both as to train seryioe and surroundings, oil
any east OF the Rockies.
Season Opens june esd. No Plies.
No Mosquitoes, No Hay Fever No Malaria
Deer Park and Oakland, the one being but
six miles distant from the oiher-with the
most charming drives connecting them-will
be under the mana ement Of MIR. W. j.
WALKER, who, in b three seasons man
agement,h has inside many enthusiastic friends
OF the glorious resorts All cOmmunicpt lions
should be addressed to W ]. Walker, Queen
City Hotel, Cumberland, Nd, up TO June
18th. After that dale, either Deer Park or
r lTES-s6O, SIS and 500 per month, &C.
cording t. locations.
The B. and y. Company has spared no ex-
peuse In rendering beer Park ard Oakland
the leading Noun ain Resorts of the East,
and for the season of 1896 The attra ,tions will
be If q character not hitherto equaled, and
the cuisine OF both houses unexcelled.
First-olass Laundry Fine Livery. Ele-
CANT neW Bathing Pools
The finest place for Children in theB lud
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Hours of Bns,oess In Custom
HRmaes

WAsHINGToN, June IA Acting s. O.
ietary Farchild has written t. the
Collector of Gus oms at Baltimore IN
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Postponed on Account or Rain.

Nkw YoRK, June 14.-The racing at
Brighton Beach to day was postponed
on account Of bad weather.
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ALMOST A HURRICANE.
SEVERE WIND AND RAIN STORM
AT GALVESTON.
The City Saved From foundation by
aShift In the Wlnd-Damage
TO Railroads.

GALVESTON, TEX, June l4.-This
island was visited nv an exec edingly
heavy storm lat night. A gale set in
at shutdown, blowing from the esst.
Itieached its hiRht at O'Clock 10 the
morning, when The wind registered a
velocity Of fifty miles an hour. Tor
rents OF rain fell at day break. Water
on all sides was surrounding the city
with an alarming rapidity. At 8 o'clock
am. the wind shifted 10 the nor hesst
aud the city was saved from btirg
flooded, as the water had risen above
the docks and was
KNoRoACHING ON THE STREETS.
Communication with the main land
was cut of until this af ernoon, when
the Missouri Pacific railroad got
train. The Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Re railroad track for nearly two miles
approaching the long bridge is washed
away. IL will require nearly a week 10
repair the damage. In the meantime
the Santa Fe will enter the city over
the Missouri Pacific track. The dam
age on the gulf SIDE of the leland will
reach several thousand dolaIs. The
Galveston Street railway is wsshed
away. Fronting the Beach Hotel nu-
meroustmsll lighthouses we're washed
out to sea.
NO SERIOUS DAMAGE
is reported to shipping. The foreign
vessels lying outside weighed anchor
and moved further out to sea on the
approach Of the Storm, Dispatches
from the interior and down the coast
indicate that the s'orm was local to
this immed ate vicinity. Orange, on
the Saline river, reports an extraordi-
nary rainfall there to-day, and heavy
sale from the southeast, which caused
the river to rice four feet during the
day. No apprehension is felt for III.
vessels which put out to sea on the
approach OF the storm.
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pletely eradicated malarial poison
from the system Of the little son Of Mrs,
Pearce, 40 Poplar street, Memphis, Tenn,
when suffering from chills and fever. Oui.
nine failed 70 benefit bin.
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hRADflEID'S
FEMALE REGULATOR

is strictly a vegetable compound, and Ia thu
product Of medical science and practical Az
perience directed toward the benefit Of
SUFFERING wOMARi
II 10 the studied prescription of learpsd
physician, whose speciality was WOMAN.
less because Of his wonderful success In tbe
treatment and cure Of female complaintS-
THE kkGULAT0R is the GRANDESf
REMEDY known, and richly deserves IL
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w. N. HALDEMAN.

President Of the Great LOUISVILLE CoU-
RIER-J0URNAL CO., tells mat
ha knows NJ
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A N!
II DR.. ]. BRADFIkLD'S n
| EMALE REGULATOR

This famous remedy most happily meets
the demand of the age for woman's peculiar
for WOMAN ONLY, and for one SPETT%k
GLASS Of her diseases. IL lie a specific for
certain diseased conditions Of the womb.
and proposes to so control the Menstrual
Function as to regulate all the deranEe-
ments and irregularities Of Woman's
MONTHLY SICKNESS.
It's proprietors claim for It no other medical
property; and TO doubt the fact that this
medicine does positively possess such com
uoiilng ana reeu AtinR powers is simply
to discredit the voluntary testi mony Of thcn.
sanGs OF living witnesses who are to-day
ex1lung IN the restoration To sound health
and happiness.