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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-24
HUNTER BROS.
COLORED DRESS GOODS.

COLORED DRESS GOODS.
800 pcs Wool Dress Goods at 10c.
$50 pcs Wool Diagonal at 133c.
1877 pcs Wool Sateen at pc.
l0pcs double width Drees Goods
at 19c.
so pcs Cancels Hair SuitinPs at S3c.
80 pcs PLAID Dress Good, at zoe.
SO pcs Plaid D:eis Cords at 90.
200 pc double width Dress Goods
at 4Sc per yard.
$50 pcs double width TTicot at go.
100 pcs double width CamePs
Hair at 49c.
100 pcs imported Tailorings at
81 45.
$50 pcs New Drefs Goods, COM
prising Scotch Cheviot, Tricotines,
Frer ch Foule, Gross Warp Serges,
and English eerges, at 76c.
NEW BLACK GOODS
Just Received.
lot 24-inch RAyure Stripes at 15c,
lot 38-inch Diagonal at 25c.
lot 40-inch Coupee Suitings at
soc.
Hot 4O-inch Thibett Diagonal at
40c.
l lot 40-inch Vicuda Cloth at Soc.
Hot 40-inch Bermuda Cloth a. Soc.
/ lot 40.inch India Settings at Soc.
1 lot 44-inch Arabian Diagonal
at 65c.
l lot 40-inch Jersey Finished
Tricot at 60c.
l lot 47-inch Hecton Cords at zoe.
/ lot 45-inch Corolanus Suiting
at 75c.
l lot 45-inch Martel Suiting at 75c.
lot 45inch Duxel Suiting at Zoe.
Nonpa' ell and Elbeion Velvet
Gems, In all shades.
Striped Velveteens, in all colors.
Be ,ntiful Pushes, in all shadee,
from ST. 70 up.
Beautiful New Striped Pushes
and Velvets for trimmings aud
combinations.
An elelant line Of Colored Silk
Velvets, in all shades, from 96c up.
Elegant Silk Combination Dress
Patterns at 500.
Surah Silks, in evening shades.
Pushes, in evening shades.
We must liven up things. Elk
traordinarY Dives this week.
Look at our SOC 5-Button Kid
Gloves.
Look at our 81 SHOOK Foster
Gloves.
Look at our 81 rs 7.Hook Real
Kid Gloves.
CLOAKS AND JACKETS
For Everybody.
A stock Of over $4,000.
All the Latest Novelties Of the
season.
The Prime Stock OF Memphis.
Wa specially invite the attention
OF the ladies to this department.
HUNTER BROS.
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II will be m 1ney saved to any lady
Coniem plating the purchase Of saw
ing machine in the next ninety days
to call and get prices Of The Light Run
Dipg New Home and STE Their latest
improvement, the automatic bnbbin
winder, which places the New Home
several years ahead of any machine
now in the market.
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE co.,
l6 North Court street.
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The big IOc SHOW Coming

II MC ADb8 NV ohOW OOAAhAs
S. X. Tribbel & Co.'s Mastodon
Dime Show will exhibit one week cor
ner of Fourth and Jefferson streets,
commencing Monday, October 25lh
This is the ladies and children's IA
vorite amusement resort and the larg-
est and most unique travelling exhibi-
ton of the kind on the road. Among
the MANY features will be found the
famous Orton family, Allie and Ber-
nard, the smallest gymnasts living;
Masters Gordon aud Norman, the in.
FAINT wonders; and the finest school Of
gymnssts, leapers, tumblera, and aero
bats in existence. Tue wonderful per-
forming elephant Lizzie, introduced
by Profc y. II. Dooley at each per-
formanes is one Of. our special fea-
lures. The admission. is 10 cents for
all and1gOod seats for everyone.
Haberling Cotton Stencils, $40 I'd %.
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TIE jovial Steve Fransioli, opposite
the Memphis and Charleston depot,
sslle Samelson's Chickasaw Guard
Cigars,
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RESIDENTS Of Poplar street need not
suffer for something good to smoke.
Messrs. Berentz 4 %. keep 6smelsoa's
Chickssaw Guard Cigars.
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HaberIIpg Cotton stencils, $40 I'D %.

DoN'T forget the big ten cent show
on the corner OF Fourth and Jefferson
streets. Every afternoon and night,
commencing Monday, October 25th.
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Cotton stencils at HaberIInE's.

THE good nstured John Asst, near
corner Main and Union streets, always
keeps Samelson's celebrated Chicka-
saw Guard Cigars.
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Wanted,

First Glars Wsist aad Skirt hande. APP
ply before 1880 o'clock q. m. to
KREMER'S.
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Plated SilverWare.

We have too large a stock, and
we must sell them. Read the
prices:
Triple plated Cups, large size,
with raised figures, cha;ed and sat
in finished, with gold lining, only
81 so, formerly 81.
Triple plated Water Pitchers, all
with double walls and elegantly
chased, only SO rs, reduced from
$15.
Triple plated Card Receivers,
very latest designs, 81, formerly IS.
Solid S'eel Knives, hand and
blade heavily plated manufactured
by the "Rogers Cutlery Company"
only 81 IS per set.
Triple plated Teaspoons and
Tablespoons reduced in the same
proportion.
Triple plated Castors, with fine
cut and engraved Bottles, at So rs,
reduced from So.
Triple plated Casters, with gold
lined EpSrgne, beautiful cut and
engraved Bottles, only Sill, reduced
from $25. Also
1000 other elegant triple and
quaoruple plated Vessels at less
than half price. Don't let this OPP
portunity slip by.
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JOSH SARToRE, who has made the
Walnut Palace saloon on Beale street
famous. sells Same sons Chickasaw
Guard Cigars. Josh always keeps the
best OF everything.
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MasorIing Cotton stencils, aIo ed ss.

The genial Jas, P,dgeon, opposite
the Mississippi aud Tennessee Dept,
al WAYS keeps suppy Of Samelson's
Ohickasaw Guard Cigars on hand.
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Most OF the Race Men

And most sllarst class travellers coming
to the city next week will stop at the
Peabody Hotel.
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The attention of every house.
keeper is calico to our superb Sc
lectlons of Felt and Plush Lambre-
quins, Table and Piano Covers
Table and Piano Scarfs, Sand
Covers, Stamped SCarfs, Tides and
Splash r5.nWe alD offer tomorrow
In same department
The Following Useful Bargains:
At SOC, Turkey Red Damask, war
ranted fast colors, regular price
60c.
At CO., All Linen Napkins, worth
90c q dozen.
At zoe, Large Crochet Counter
psnes, worth ST..
At So 10, Extra large White Mar
settles CJunteIpanes, worth i6
At 15c, Bleached Sh Getting, 2 yards
wide.
At 4Sc, All Linen B'eached Table
Damask, worth Zoe.
Special sale tomorrow Of
Blankets and FIanneIs.
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HOI FOR THE RACEsl

HOi FOR THE RACEsi
MENKES AND COMPANY.
We have made extraordinary
preparations for this week to fur.
| Gentlemen's Outfits
OF the bsst makes at popular prices.
We need scarcely remind the gen.
t.emen of Memphis that ours is
The House for Clothing,
But strangers may not know, there
fore We trust they will come and
See for Themselves.
$l5 will buy an elegant Bush
ness Suit, perfect fitting and all
wool.
| $40 will buy an All Wool CASH
4 mere Suit.
$25 will buy Tailor Made Dress
Suit.
We are Known to kesp the
Best Gents Shoes
that ave made, hand sewed,
French Cali, every pair warranted.
We keep in the greatest abuu-
dance and in the very best quality
Every Article for Cents Wear.
| Underwear, Shirts, Hose, Hand
keIchiefs., NeCkwesr, Clothing and
Hats. We have the very latest
Broadway and Fifth avenue shapes
in DRESS HAS and pERBYS.
Trunks, Valises and Travelling
Outfits. Buggy Rags, Plush and
Fur Carriage Robes and Horse
Blankets.
PAY us a visit and see the wonders
MENKEN 3 COMPANY.
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At present you can certainly get
q better selection than later, and
prices are guaranteed as low as
equal qualities can be bought any
where in the country.
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Cotton stencil. al HaberIinG's.
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Superior Furniture
At low prices al

At low PRICES at
MITCHELL & BRYS0N'S,
30s l4ain street.
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Notice.
The Hon. lack Taylor, the nominee
OF the Republican party for Congress,
and Mr.. James Phelan, nominee of
the Democratic party for Congress,
will address the citizens of the Tenth
Congressional District, In joint dis
cussion, at the time and places stated
below, namely:
Whiteyille, Monday, Oct. %, l pm.
whitehaven, Wednesday, Oct. q, 1
pm.
Capleville, Thursday, Oct. rs, pm.
Memphis, Friday. Oct. 20, 1880 PM,
at Exposition Building.
Mason, Saturday, Oct. so, pm.
". j. SMITH,
Chm. Republican Cong. Com nitsee.
., X. y. ADAMS,
Chm. Democratic Cong. Commitsss.
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A GRAND OPPORTUNITY
To Decorate and
Furnish Your Homes.

EuTnlSH lOur uOHltb.
We begin with Carpets, and
every lady who needs anything
whatever in that line should come
and zee usthis week, especially TO-
morrow.
At 45c, Extra heavy double chain
ingram Carpets, worth 60c.
At SOC, Tapestry Brussels, worth
75c.
Attic, Hemp Carpets, yard wide.
At 75c, Tapestry Brussels, worth
Csc. Also
$50 pair fine Lace Curtains, 4 yards
long, at s. rs a pair, really
worth Sc
800 Yeddo, Turkish, Smyrna, Mo.
quette and English Velvet Rugs
at prices that will really aston
ish you.
Some New Features.
We have just received Tour own
importstion) beautiful japanese
Screens, Mantel Mirrors, Willow
Rockers and Easy Chairs, all OF
which are marked at popular prices.
500 pairs Gust opened) Turcoman,
Raw Silk and Tapestry
Curtains and POrtiers.
Exclusive designs which cannot
be had elsewhere.
When we have more of any kind
of goods than our regular trade re-
quires we put them at q price that
induces the public to buy them,
whether they need them or not.
This is the SO with our
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MENKEN 4 COMPANY.

MENKEN 4 COMPANY.
TOMORROW we exhibit our
second importation OF Fall and
Winter Silk Dress Novelties and
Seal Plush Wraps, received per
steamer Scythia.
Among this large shipment We
mention few noteworthy articles,
such as
MarbleiEed SILK Pushes,
Black Faille Franchise,
Evening Crepe du Chine.
70 Elegant combination Silk
Dress Patterns OF elegant novelty
Plush and Satin Rhadame or Faille
Franchise, for street and evening
wear, at $24 30 each. A remarka-
BILE bargain.
$50 pieces double width All
Wool Cloth for Tailor Dresses, at
50c ard 65c yard.
Tomorrow also we open a great
many new Garments in Wraps and
Dresses for Ladies and Children.
Ladies' Astrachan Short Wraps,
something entirely new, jaunty
and elegant, for 81 so.
Ladies' Fur Trimmed Short
Wraps, at SO so upward.
Ladies' Seal Plush Sacques and
Cloaks $22 so upward.
The special feature of the Cloak
Department tomorrow will be an
offering Of
$50 All Wool English Newman
kets, made of Berlin Beaver,
and Astrachan trimmed, at so, q Il
garment that would be cheap
enough at SIS.
so Elegant Plush Novelty Paris
Short Wraps, fur trimmed, at $25
to $75.
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Haberiinw Cotton stencils. slO I'd So.

HabeFIlnE O0tt0h btenc1ts, $40 I'd %.
-c-S--T--7-
LOOK out for the elephant with Trib-
hey q Co. ten cen show, Corner Of
Fourth and Jefferson. Admission, 10
cents for everyone, Will exhibit one
week only, commencing Monday, oc-
tober Goth.
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HaberIing Gotten stencils. $40 ID st.
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Cotton stencils nj HaberIing's.
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Buy Shoes

ATT. M. Hill & Co.'s, corner Main and
UpiOn atTeetA.
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Cotton stencil. a. MAAerii.E's.
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ALI sizes stoves, grnteS, fronts and
tenders at 6ahay'R
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OfInterest to Ladies'.

HaberIIng Cotton stencils. $40 I'd st.
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CHEAPEST cooking stoves at & abay q
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oOtton atehells . HA9kEIi 30.
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Iln,nlnnn,a Fltnl Yrnr.

President Cleveland has been In cilce a
year, and this is about the way he is stu
ated: He has turned out enough Repub-
licans because they were Republicans to
upset all his fine promises about Civil
Service reform, SO that even the Mug
wumps have been obliged to admit that
he has been "lmposed upon" He has
arrayed the Republican Senate against
him because he, resorted to the shallow
pretext Of charges" to Gust Republicans
whose places he wanted for Democrats.
lie has angered the few Civil Service re-
formers in his party because he has not
kept his pledges with regard to the Civil
Service. lie has maddened the mass Of
his party because he has not turned out
Republicans fast enough to let in Demo-
Gratis who have been labotipg for a quarter
Of a century for q Democratic triumph.
ItAIr. Cleveland were before Demo-
cratic Convention to-day he could not be
nominated. II he were nominated he
would be beaten as badly as another. New
York man was In 1903. In three Year,
more he may tx himself better for re-
nomination.
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There Is great bobbefy in Spain be.
o.use Louis Mazzanti, noted and popu.
lar bullaShter, Is candidate for the
C,ftes, with large odds in favor Of his
elections, The candidacy Of this hero Of
the arena las so disguised a marquis Of All
old and proud family that he refuses to
stand against the bull.aghter. OF course
everybody will be sorry for the grandee,
but Il IL his misfortune that he does NOT
represent the people.
There will be no more representative
man In The Cortts than MaEzanti the
bull.ashteh He withstand for the nation.
al ideal Of well.tounded man. Without
a seat In the national Legislature he is al.
ready better known and more honotsd
than the prime Minister His death would
cause deeper regret than the recent
taking Oh Of the king. Kings are born Il
station, but the bull.Bshtet wins bis, and
Msssanti has reached a plaoewhich three.
foutths Of bis countrymen would DO glad
to flIl. In the oottes he may not make
speeChss-that goes for llttlei he can
iiehI bulls and worst them-that ID every.
thing.
This admiration Of d builhshter d not
90 strange when We recall how the
national pride WAS stirred when the late
John MoffitSey was elected 10 the Com
aross Of the United States and Moftitaey
M only IA ex.piEs lighter. II John1.
Sullivan lad not Loot hid hold on the
masses by posing in a minStrel ShOVGs a
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GEH gttetligtrrter,
MNnELINa, WA, MARoH !, lsso.
oop,ral she, una a. a I.vpor ,NIll0F.


General Sherman Ia cut ina lengthy
yiudicatisn Of himself agaipst the attack Of
General Fry. There is nothing psrh'
culsrly new in tho. explanation, Tor the
letter in which General Sherman ssld that
had General O. +, Smith lived General
Grant would have been lest to history
alter Donelson" has already been pub
lished, the context shows that sher-
man meant no diSparagement Of Grant
and shsrman's readiness on all occasions
TO be lust and generous to Grant ID further
corroboratlon, II any were needed,
The most important feature OF General
shsrman's abatement Is the confession
that he talEs and writes freely, not to say
loosely, and lurgels what he says A man
who knows this a hid self ought to be
particular how no denies statements at
tributed to hin, n no had been a little
mole cautious he would not have given
Fry the savage joycf conyirtipg him Out
of his own letter, Fry does not show well
in the controversy, but U sherman had
not allowed hiuselt 10 get hot in the
collar lie might have had the proud eats
faction Of wiprg up tho floor with Fry,
A Washington correspondent Gays that
Senator J.Lu sherman has 10000 lot
ter, written to him BY eminent men,
among them many ION his brother the
General, all Fl which will at some time
be given to the public. Ills to be hoped
that this may net be- done until General
Sherman has passed away, for in the free
dom Of communication with his brother
he l.. ust have said thlugs which to see in
print would worry tho old soldier sick
lie Couldn't live long enough 10 explain
them all awsy, and it lis better that they
come after he ia g1ne. ,t...
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JOINT sNAK rs
Not the Sort tho TOpUr som otlms. Imaglnss
hO Sees.

Not the Sort tho TopVr som etimSs Inaglnss
hO Sees.
Cor. OfMe Chicago Tins,
Why certainly, these things are true
saurlans, not ophidlans at all ophidlsns
have the smallest part Immediately be.
hind the head the thingBin question have
the largest part Of the bodies there. But
l think 1 hear some one say; "Must bs
snakes; no legs" Not 50 fast, my learned
friend; on closer examination you will
find they have legs in q particularly de.
veloped state under the skin, and In con.
ncCtlon with certain large scales on both
sides OF the body, to which II Is natural to
infer they give motion, and thus help the
animal in its fast, gliding motion. Now
as to the dlsjointing question, II is very
obvious that q division Of tue body, in.
volvlng any OF the vital organs, would bs
death, sure and certain, / know oil a
certainty that q very slight thing
will cause their tails to break OF,
but am not prepared to cay. they
can stick them on again. LIDO Ut be-
lieve II, but / do believe they have the
power Of redeyelopment, in the same way
the CrustaCeans reproduce lost claw or
leg or antenne. We ourselves have the
same power as far 90 the production Of q
lost finger or toe Ia concerned. have
seen several varieties OF these things in
different parts OF the United States have
been In, and | know Of q small variety Of
the same kind OF thing In England, aver.
aging about foot long. | am an old man
near 70; seen some queer things in my
time. | am at a loss how these gentle.
men could have seen what they say they
have, unless, indeed, they had HnGkes in
their boots. am no scientist or NJ. D. ;
only a plain old man. claim 10 be q
close observer, and see no sense In going
outside Of the truth. There is quite
enough Of truth that Is wonderful with.
out doing that. Enough nonsense has
been said about this.
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An An.unr Mnntsd.

Can any one bring us case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric bitters
will not speedily CureP We soy they can
not, as thousands Of cases already per.
manently cured and who are daily recon.
mending Electric Bitters, will prove.
Brighes Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the bowels,
and act directly on the diseased parts,
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at BOO a
bottle by Logan h Co. MwPAw
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common potous piAstets..which you eau Set Tot q
merely thrown away y0iit money, lot ode Betii0ne
Capoine Platter u W6tlh them all, The reason q
thisl Beneon's % the Unly pQt1tia plaster Ia the
inafkel that u honesty aud ttllliuIly made, and
nominal limitations 81 Beulonl They are cheap
ee1us9 lhby posses none Of the Ingredients Whioh
fCfdef BenSoi'e valuable The later Az prompt
pleassi y .sf ,E s st e,i ~ IsS he
pubii0 Are especially warmed agAinll t9ealled
UCapsleuuijW "C4pp6inn pt aCaral
nieStets 81 Wonhlol AtliCies iaseAded 10 a.
eeY Az iot Iep.9ps ed w. os w III
Ne oonli0, iNI'AWA
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The ioOl wonderg, the wIso man aaks.

o. II. HotBERa, Pastor woodhayeh NJ.
L. Church, South Woodhaven, Queens
Co., N. Y, states! II have used AllcoCk'g
plaStefs for thirty years. Never found
them fail 10 cure weakness Of the back,
spine and kidney difficulties. They are
very agreeable and strengthening. A
short time ago got In protuse perspir.
alton while preaching. tmptulently CO.
Ing home without my overcoat, Lost The
use Of my voice and the next day had o
violent pain in my back, kidneys and
chest, I could hardly breathe. Three
AllCock's plasters applied 10 my back,
chest and kidneys cured me completely In
six hours. was astonished how quick
my breathing became easy after apply
inV,n MwFdw
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sASr. JoNEs DID m.


"Aa old Dirty slansF'' Has uonROlsuos
Whioh FFuublas Him.
RGtaa Chrisiaa AdrOeais, tigeiRHdlL
The editor found upon bis desk, few
moruings ego, the following communities
ton. Wee not know the history Of the
case, bat We Judge that some words Of
Rev. Samuel P. Jones struck home, aud
had something to do with the result, The
note was as follows:
eRcISNATl, O., February, 1885.
Dear DR.. BayliSs;
slR.-Will you pleaSs pay the ilClosed
amount 1885 0O) to the Treasurer Of Ham
ilton county, o, as due said treasury.
You may call 1t conscience money! II
you wish. Itis from an old dirty sinner,
who has nevertheless bsea making 9
great ado about his religion p but who
desires now from the inneIlnost Of his
heart to settle up matters and do right,
Inclosed you will tind 81 for your trouble,
am yours in all the sincerity OF my bet
ter nature,
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e on pIRrY sINNIR,
With Rn AWakened COINCIDENCE,

The money has been put into the treas
ury ~ direrted, aud the editor holds q re-.
ceipt for the amount, And inasmuCh as
we would not accept remuneration from a
psnisent for such service, the dollar mem
toned in the note has been given to q
poor man TO buy some dellCaCies for his
sick wife. This note indicates the kind Of
Repentance which Is unto liIe." The
preaching which produces such results Is
not in vain.
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Why is newly.born baby like a gale Of
windS Because It begins with tqnall.
Cold gales induce coughs and Group. Fay.
lor's Cherokee Remedy Of Sweet Gum and
Mullen will cure IL.
What smells most in a drug store2 Your
nose. But when you have cold, nothing.
SO restore the sense BY taking Taylor's
Cherokee Remedy Of Sweet Gum and Mul.
lain
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Greek god-an exhibition thought to be
below a popular hsrOs digalty-Eho
knows but q the next election be might
have been sent to Congress bya Boston
constituencyP
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VRAE2HEIAI- on Saturday, February q, 1883, at
$50 y LOUts II, FEASZngtd, agUd rs yGlFs.
Funeral services at 1850 i, H. TueSdAy, March
Friends rel ecliully inyrei, Iute'meut atsP, N,
Private,
ALBERT At East Liverpool, o., on Saturday
morning, February n, 1855, DAEIGL u, ALBEIT.
neral will leave the Q, y +, Depot at Bridge
port, i1r Greenwood Cemetery, this (NORdGyl
moruing at ll:al lntermen' private. .