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EngIand.s Attitude.

BERLIN, October 29.-Eugland's concilia-
tory attitude in the East African delimita-
tion negotiations is believed to be due to a
desire on her part for Germany's consent to
British annexation of Zululand,
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uesusnIto Hcduce Ren,..

DUBLIN, october 29.-Marqufs Headfort
has refused 10 reduce rents on his estate in
the County Cavan. The tenants have ao-
cordingly resolved unanimously to refuse
to pay rent at the present rate, and each
will subscribe shilling an acre for every
acre Of land he occupies, towards defense
fund to prevent their enactment
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EfrnRlS0aa Il,

mem Nov. LIST.
Thomas VS.. Thomas-Postponed indef-
nitely.
Widney VS.. Beaudry ct ai.-Decree or
dered for plaintiff.
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FOUND DROWNED.
Sad Sequel to "a Drum X en Trnm nmp,s
Assault.

FOREST CITY, Cal October 29.-Last even
ing a drunken tramp here chased Eva
Johns, girl aged twelve, for the supposed
purpose of an assault. By his falling into a
ditch she escaped. This so preyed upon the
mind OF her mother as to bring on q fit of
temporary insanity to which she was at
times subjected. She stole out OF the hous 2
and was found drowned in the Bald Noun
tain Mining Company's reservoir at day
light this morning. The tramp was arrested
aud sentenced to thirty days III Jail.
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AtreutiOu.D DemOcrats.

Examine the Great Register at once
and see if your names are in that publ
cation, Or you may lose your vote next
Tuesday.
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THE HORrICULTUalsTS.
Proceedings cf the Regular
Monthly Session.

SAN Francisco, october 29.-The monthly
meeting OF the state Horticultural Society
was held yesterday afternoon. 1t was de-
cided to a. cept fifty per cent of the awards
made to the society by the Worlds Fair, ow.
ing to the fact of that institutions bank
ruptcy. The total awards amount to nearly
$500 in cash and a dozen silver medals. 1t
was decided to use portion of the premi-
ums in erecting a monument in honor of
VIM. Ii, Jessup, who died in New Orleans
while repres ming the society there. The
following officers were then elected for the
ensuing year: President, Prof. Il. w. Hill
gard; Vice President, A. I. Hatch; Secre-
tary, K. j. WicksoD: Treasurer r. j. 1rum-
hill; Directors, !. a. Wilcox, l.. Coates, +. c.
belong, W. g. Bla1kwood and ID. Lutin.
The following resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, The vast and growing iruit and
vine interests demand some forcble means
to protect them against careless persons
therefore. be 1t
Rts0lped That this society appoint COM
mittee of three to present forsthe cons dera-
ton of the State f nit Growers Convention
vt Sacramento, such remedies, and draft
such laws as to them seem best.
On this committee were appointed w.
G. Klee, OF Berkeley, +. II. Rixford. OF San
Francisco, and s. f Lieb, of San Jose.
The society adjourned TO meet in Sacra-
mento Oh November 10Th.
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Not SO of the South side.

Speaking OF "certain tract" buyer said
the easiest way to reach 1t was TO take the
train to Santa Monica and walk back to It,"
Side Tract in 20 minutes on fivecent fare.
The line will soon be running. Make a
note OF this.
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THE COURTS.
Superior Court--Chency, j.

NIDA1 OCtOUSI 30
Page VS.. Quimby-Contiuued for the ses-
sion
Pico VS.. Cohn-On trial.
People We. Charles Baldwin-Fined 500.
PROBATE.
Estate OF Oxarart-Continued to Monday,
Nov. LIST,
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Manning Resun,es His Du,ies.

WASHINGTON, october 20 Secretary Man
ming assumed actual control of the Treas
ury Department to-day, for the first time
since he was taken sick, AMI signed all mat
ter requiring 4he signature of II Secretary.
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one-ThIra of Auction Prices,

800 lot-the Howes Tract at onethird of
auction prices.-In the direct line of the
city's progress. = No hills to climb--no
bridges to cross-splendid improvements,
pure water. High and healthy location.
See advertisement.
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PHyLADELPEalA,s MAYOR.
Proceedings Against Him Hndef'
iniIely Postponed.

PHIL lDELPHIA, october 29.-At meeting
this morning of the Special Committee OF
Councils, to which was referred the ques-
ton of the impeachment OF the Mayor.
il was agreed unanimously to recommend
that the resolution for the appointment OF a
committee of two to prepare articles OF i'm
peachment be indefinitely postponed.
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LookI Look, Look!

Every body knews that Adams Clothing
House is the cheapest place In town. If you
want bargain 60 to Adams Clothing
House. But in addition TO low prices we
have got a frst.class tailor, and guarantee
to make everything it you In tip-top style.
Therefore, buy your clothing at 10 south
Spring street.
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Attention, Democrats.

Examine the Great Register at once
and see if your names are in that publi-
cation. or you may lose your vote next
Tuesday.
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Attention, Democrats.

Examine the Great er at once
and see if your names : - that publ.
cati :. or you may lose your vote next
L.. ~.
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STATE IL AIMS.
Welcome showers at VarlOu q
COaSt Points.

Welc0me showers at VarlOu o
Coast Points.
SAN FRANCISCO. october 29.-Slight show
ers of rain fell last night and this morning.
The weather is now clear.
RAIN AT RED BLUFF.
RED BLUFF, october 29.-A light rain Is
falling here, promising to continue through
the night. Appearances indicate heavy
weather north and west of here.
MOISTURE AT MERGED.
MERGED, October ga light rain fell
along Merced river last nj hit, from Smelling
up to Merced falls Very light kprinkle
here. The weather Ia now fair and cool,
wind nOIth.
SANTA CRUZ SHOWER.
SANTA Cruz, October 29-It commenced
raining here at 2:45 p. N. The indications
are for showers only.
SAN DIEGO sPRINKLEs,
SAN DIEGO. october 2l--There were light
sprinkles of rain here to-day, After night
fall heavier showers Though no considera-
BILE quantity has fallen yet, but there is a
prospect for more.
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Read Thial

Remember the Ellis tract now on sale
by Albee 4 willard. ITO 8. Spring street,
has some OF the finest lots for homes Of any
tract In the city.
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we'll Named,

NE niin1 iAsHINGroN October 29.-A postoflce in
weakness sota was to-day named after the sculptor
I BY II. D, e.holdi
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LONDON woKKINGmEN
Sympathize with the Henry
George Movement,

George Movement.
LONDON, october 29.-A public meeting
will be held in London Monday OF working.
men and land reformers, the object of
which will be to support the policy of land
restoration and express sympathy with the
American workingmen in their effort to
elect Henry George as Mayor of New York.
Among those who will sit on the platform
are DR.. Mcdonald and DR.. Clark, members
OF Parliament; Helen Taylor and Rev.
Headlam.
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bave bed
ing all q
n Ito sto1
| 'sibility II
ERE bouny
cked and
will be ed
Thousand
? and ster1
nd put ID
y for them
ge want I'd
o rebate
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Eaglsson's nne underwear. so N. Spring
Street
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0hirardelii's prepared cocoa, q most ex
esllent substitute for tea and coffee.
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An,i-Chsnese. Rioters Arrested

PETALUMA. October 29.-Deputy United
States Marshals Burns and Hopkins have
arrested Albert l. Cross and Claude Van
Ordsdale for participating in the Bloomfield
nti-Chinese Is. Seven have been arrest
ed so far.
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PERSONAL.

BHN HURST Of st. Louis is spending
a few days in the city.
MRS. T.. r RIcnMAN, formerly Miss
Sadie Higbee, il visiting her aunt,
Miss Jenny n. Higbee.
CONTINUATION will take place at
Immanual Church, 254 Third street.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The
re. Rev. G. 7. Quintard will officiate.
The Rev. DIR. Patterson will preach
CAPT. Ed. p. HART has returned
from an extended tour of the Eastern
cities in the interest OF the National
transportation Company, introducing
the Archer Gas Fuel, with which he
has been very successful.
The Ripley NetCs announces that
Mrs Meriwether will be in Ripley
Saturday and Sunday, the Ist and I'd
OF May. She will deliver an address
Saturday night at the Methodist
Chuich. Subject: "Does Prohibit
ton Prohibit, its Enemies Them
selves being Judges?" Sunday night,
White Ribbon and White Cross"
Sunday afternoon at the Methodist
Church Of the colored people. Sub
ct; "Our Nations Shame"
Mrs. ELIzBETH P. DOUGLASS, wife OF
Judge A. III. Douglass, of the Crimi-
nal Court, diedat the family residence,
corner OF Shelby and Mccall streets,
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Douglass
was formerly Miss Randolph, and was
born at Macon, Ga, on the oath of
April, 1880. She was married to
Judge Douglass, on her twentieth
birthday, at that place, and came i'm
mediately TO Memphis, where she has
since resided. Mrs. Douglass was
prominent member of the Women's
Christian Association and the Second
Presbyterian Church, and has always
taken deep interest in all religious
matters. She was a true Christian,
and in her death the poor and needy
lose a strong friend. Mrs. Douglass
leaves a husband and six children,
two sons and; four daughters, all
grown, TO mourn her loss, The fun
e'al will take place this afternoon
from the Second Presbyterian Church,
corner Of Main and Beale streets.
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CITY NEWS.

Motions in the Criminal Court
Monday.
Marriage licenses were i'sued yes
terday to Henry Butts and Miss Bette
Flynn.
james f. Goodlett was yesterday
apo nted administrator of Henry M.
Strickland.
Judge Pirce presided in the
Criminal Court yesterday and re-
oeived the report OF the grand jury.
President Hadden is at home
again, but his brief trip to Biloxi does
not appear to have been of any advan-
tage to him.
The business of the Circuit Court
will be wound up for the term on
Monday, v hen Judge Pierce will sign
che minutes for ths term.
After much figuring, it has been
decided to hold the primaries open
from TO 7 o'clock, which will g We
Sll hands chance to vote.
AT meeting of the Central Coun-
ell of the Tennessee Bar Association,
presided over by Col B M, Estes, it
was decided to hold a meeting of the
Association in this city July LIST
and ID.
Criminal Court will not be in ses-
SION to-day on account of the death Of
Mrs. Judge Douglass, Calendar for
Monday: 1856, John SinS; ia, w.
g. Rogers; 81, ]. w. James; l4S-l49,
Thos. Adams.
The grand jury was busy with
che Sunday ball players yesterday.
The clubs were all indicted on COM
plant of members OF the darcy
church in the vi Unity of the park,
who complain that public worship is
disturbed.
Treasurer Green'3 benefit prom
Uses TO be big success Tickets are
on sale at all Of the cigar ands and
hotels, and are selling rapidly. The
Doct0r Of Alcdatdrd is one of the bright
est operettas ever produced in this
city, and there has been n big demand
for il ever since it was produced at
the Young Mems Hebrew Association
Hall.
Daily rehear ais of the Doctor Of
AtodptdId are going on and the cast
feel confident that the presentation of
chat delightful operetta for Treasurer
Green's benefit next Thursday night
will be much more complete, artistic
and enjoya 10 than when it was first
presented here about three months
ago. The sale ( tickets is large.
The jury in the case of NJ. c,
Pearce vs.. Suggs d Petit re urned a
verdict for the defendants on all the
points in controversy and 10y their
verdict said that the sale from Pearce
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CARD

To all who arc suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., l will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discover
cd By missionary in South America, Send
olf-addrssssd envelope to the Rev, JosEPH
r. ISuIg, Na,ioa %, Ngs Tor,
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Sole Agents for Horace Il. Kelly 4
Co.'s Key West Cigars.

The trade supplied at New York
prices. A full assortment constantly
on hand at the following stands con-
trolled by us: Gayoso Hotel stand,
Peabody Hotel stand and 80 Main
street. Fresh shipments received
weekly. I. sAMEIsoN a co.
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CONNECTIONS.
A-With all lines entering Memphis.
B-With M. an. W. X. Il. for Helena.
C--kor Greenville and Huntington, and all
p-witbN v. 4 N. and ", S. &P. Railroads.
B-With n, J. a o. r. K. for Matches and
Jackson.
R-For Points on the Branch.
6-With steamers for Bayou Sara.
A-With railroads diverging for Florida and
Coast points.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Carson all trains.
JAS. M. EDWARDS, V. p. and q. M.
M, BURKE, General Sup't.
A. KNAPP, @. p. A.
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BIsQue GIace

AT Specht's ice-cream parlors satur-
days, sundays and Mondays, with pure
cream, custsrd cream and sherbets
balance Of week,
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COupes ana Carriages at W. E Ed.
wards & BrOs.' StabIe-the only
place I'm the city that has them.
Telephone Orders promptly attend.
ed 60. Telephones Mes 90 and 75S.
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D@~ The Wide-awake Great Low
Price Clothiers.
B@~ All alterations, to insure a per
feet fit, made free of charge, by
First. class Tailor. ~Ba
ALL A MISTAKE.
The MaiEest Privileges

Will not be disposed of as advertised
before, but will be sold openly to the
highest bidder Monday, May Sd, at 8
O'Clock pm, sharp, at No. "a Adams
street.
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COupes and Carriages Mt w. e.
Edwards a BrOs.' stabIe-the only
place in the city that has them.
Telephone Orders promptly attend
ed 60. Telephones Nos. 60 and 56S.
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To get fine furniture, carpets, etc at
your own price at 4l9 Main street,
Tuesday, May 4th, at 10 o'clock am.
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A Rare Chance

All kinds of Vegetables at BeRIs
street Market.
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Says Specht's pure cream is the finest
in the city or United States.
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Everybody

60 90 Memphis Floral Company
for plants and plenty Of them.
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Central Nnrserr

GO TO the BeaIe street Market for
sunday Meats.
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THE WEATHER.
WARRINGTON, DC,

WAsHIN0roN, De-
Am, May !, 1885.
Indications for Memphis and vicin-
Hy: Warmer fair weather. Blue ores.
cent, ped sun.
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Get RutIedge q L0EOmarsinO.tO do
your Plumbing,
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90 Market street. Telephone III. Re-
duction Of prices for balance of the
season.
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For Tennessee and he Ohio VALLEY
Gightly warmer, clearing and fair nc Itlr,
wiads becoming variable
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In the Cotton Region.
SIGNAL SERVICE. u. S. ARMY, I
Anvil On 1904

April 80, 1866 pm.
Division OF kilograms and reports for
the benefit OF commerce and agricul-
ture. Cotton region bulletin for the
twenty,four hours ending April 3Oth,
5 o'clock pm.
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Fine Watch repairing at MuIfOrd's.

TENNESSEE BREWING CohPAEY's Pill
sener Pale Book on tap with all their
customers to-day.
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California seedlings, at specht's.

Memphis Floral Co. has the Iarges
stock Of plants I'm town.
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THE Tennessee Brewing Compsny's
Pilsener Pale Book is the finest beer
in the market.
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Milford, JeWeIer, 2D4 Main, So
lOcits orders from the country.
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YOU ALL WANT GLOVES!

But there is no glove for dress like
a Kid Glove. None other fits 80
snugly, none other looks 80 dresty,
and Of all Kid Gloves
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Maximum temperature, $50.
Minimum temperature, $40.
Rainfall, 90.
Ozone, IL am, 0.
All observations are taken on 75o
meridian time, which is one hour faster
Than local time.
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MENKEN AND COMPANY.
Solid Silvorware at AHuIEord's
Fine veal as BeaIe street Market.

At Auction,
Regardless of Value,
This morning at 10 o'clock,
At6S Beals street,
Cigars, Tobacco, Fixtures, Show Cases
spring Lamb az the BsaIe street
Markes.
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from 10 m. to 3 p.m., for the purpose Of elect
ing Seven (7l Directors to serve the en- uinE
year. s. h. MONTGOMERY, Secretary.
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Frank SChulnann,
Merchants Cotton Press & Storage Co.
Wedne.day. NIay Io, Isse.

MENPHIs, tenn, April q, 1886.
TNHE annual meeting OF the stockholders
L Of this company will be held at It's Office,
No. 9 Madison street, on
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meteorological Report.
MEMPHIS, TENN, April 30, 1886.
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RlILROAD TINE TABLE.

louisville, New Orleans and Texas R'y
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE.
IN Eject November %, 1855.
FAST MAIL. South. North.
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BRING THE BOYS.

$50 Boys School Suits at So Is.
$50 Boys Dress Suits a. 81 IS.
1000 Straw Hats at % and so cent?.
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''Inp

"Stand back, gentlemen Clear the
track shouted the police, and as the
quickly gathering crowd surged back,
steamer No. came up the street, the
magnificent black horses striking fire
from the pavement. But hold A
wheel comes off the steamer is over
turned, and brave firemen are picked
up bleeding and senseless!
An investigation revealed the fact
that in oiling the steamer that morning
the steward had neglected to put in
the linch-p pin. A little neglect on his
part had caused loss of half million
dollars The busy morris of trade are full
of men who are making the same fatal
mistake. They neglect their kidneys,
thinking they need no attention, where.
as if they made occasional use of
Warmers safe cure they would never
say that they don't feel quite well; that
n tired feeling bothers them; that they
are plagued with indigestion; that
their brain refuses to respond at call,
that their nerves are all unstrung.--
Fire journal
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DR.. McTaggart

This noted Specialist of Scranton, is the
only specialist this side of New York, Phil.
adelphia and Buffalo who makes an @ xclu.
siye specially of treating chronic, long
standing and lingering diseases to which
man and womankind are subject, such as
Consumption, Bronchial affections, Scrofu-
la, Salt -Rheum, Loss of Manhood, Skin dis
eases, rheumatism, Ulcers, Old Sores, Epi-
lepsy, Syphilis, Deafness, Loss of Voice.
Chronic Diarrhma, Chills and Fever, Worms,
Liver complaint, Cancers, Tumors, Paraly-
Sis, Tape worm, Heart disease, &c, &c,
G8Female diseases a specially
NO matter how long you have been suf-
terlng nor how many Doctors you have en-
ployed In vain, you should apply to DR..
Mo olAGGARr at once, when he viii tell di-
rectly without holding out false hopes
whether your disease is strictly curable or
can only be relieved.
lie owes his wide reputation for the sue.
cesslul treatment of all lingering or chronic
diseases to experience and close applica-
tlon Tor over 70 years, and to no miraculous
pouer.
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY:
'lIe Is sklful honest, efficient. uprtgbt and re-
@ @na9le ana wen worthy nj the peopl IS cOnfidence
ahu esteem lie always says exactly What ha
mean ,n5 ahd means exactly what he says -scran-
NJ. ',lle + 700 useful man to lose,o-Lackawapna
Democrat. anna
Corner taskawanna and Washington Avenues.
SCRANTON, PA.
Sept lilly
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Fashion Notes,
For misses, velyeteen skirts of gar
net, blue or brown are fashionable.

For misses, velyeteen skirts of gar
net, blue or brown are fashionable.
Large, fancy buttons are used rs
clasps, aud placed in groups of three
on either side of basques and jackets.
Pretty aprons for school wear are
made of black silk worked in silk, OF
OF fine black alapaca decorated with
crewels.
Little heads of spaniels with glass
eyes are seen on some of the new muffs,
a fashion which we do not think will
be received with favor.
Long visites are made of the new
woolen fabrics which initiate a lace
pattern placed over colored lining.
Stripes of all sizes continue in tba
greatest favor and appear in most cos
tunes, though rarely employed with
out being combined with plain material.
Thick, plushy, wooden materials are
more worn as the season advances. for
walking costumes. Smooth cloths.
however are still in great demand
Faded shades of violet and heliotrope
are once more in great vogue for dres.
sy tolletle' These shades combine
prettily with cream or white lace
Persian lambs wool, Astrakhan and
fox are the fashionable trimminos
used upon tailor-made suits for ladies
In mourning.
RAISED velvet flowers, a faithful
copy OF nature, are to be had ready to
applique on to any dresses, such as roses.
tulips, etc, quite works of art.
Silver is the particular fashion of
the season, and for evening dresses il
IS impossible to go wrong in, having
silver trimmings or embrcideries.
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IAa!vllY COMMON.
Kidney Complaints Among Both
sexes ana All Ages A brilliant

There Is something startling In the rapid In
crease OF kidney diseases among the American
people within few years past Many causes pc
culiar TO certain classes tend to produce and ag-
graVate these trOublcs-0s Tor example, careless
living, overwork and exposure. DR.. David Ken
nedy, OF ROundOut, N. v, Is often congratulated
on the exceptional success OF his medicine called
Ing these most painful and dangerous disorders.
Proofs OF this, like the following, are constantly
brought TO his attention. and are published by him
for the sake OF thousands OF other sufferers whom
he desires to reach and benefit The letter, there
tore, may be OF vital Importance to you or to
some one whom you know. IL Is from one OF the
pest known and popular druggists In the fine and
growing city from which he writes. where those
interested may ind Mr. Crawford Mt his place OF
business on the corner OF Main and Union Sts
SPRINGFiELD, Mass, March 22 1884
DR.. David Kennedy, Roundout, NY
DEAR sin: For ten years had been af1iicted
with kidney disease In It's most acute form. What
lsuifered must be left to the Imagination, for no
one can appreciate 1t except those who have gone
many different kinds OF treatment. and spent
great deal OF money only TO ind myself older and
worse than ever may say that used twenty
nVe bottles OF preparation widely advertised as
specific for this precise sort OF troubles and found
lt entirely useless at least In my case. Your
"FANORlTE REMkDl"-I say II with perfect
recollection OF all that done for me besldes-is
the only thing that did me the slightest good and
nm nappy TO admit that II gave me permanent re-
lief: | have recommended "FAv0RITE REM
EDN' to many people for kidney dlseasa, and they
1ll agree with me In saying that DIR. KENNEDYS
FANORlTE REMEDY has not Its equal I'm the wide
world for this distressing ana often fatal complaint
Use THIS letter as you deem best for the ben"ft of
Others Yours, &c, LYMAN CRAWFORD.