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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-29
DYspRrsiA comes from Torpid Liver

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and Costiveness. You cannot digest
yor food we'll unless your liver and
bowels act properly. Brandreth's
Pills, taken one or two at night for a
week or go, will regulate the bowels,
stimulate the liver and ensure quick
and healthful digestion. These Pills
are purely vegetable, contain no min
eral and are absolutely harmless for
old and young.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-29

Physician TO her majesty the Queen Presl-
Hdent ROYAL Medical As sociation, Pl ofess-
or at the University of Edinburg, etc.
LiebIg Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic
is a remarkable preparation. It contains
the nutritive elements of the muscular fibre,
blood, bone ana brain Of carefully selected
healthy bullocks dissolved in rare old ste cry
wine. To be precise, each tablespoonful
of choice beef, ono grain and half Of pure
quinine, and two grains of iron. 1t also
embodies concentrated extract Of coca,
South American tonic, Of which Sir Robert
GhsG tRs D F. r. 81 hysSSn t. aS Of
this wonderful plant are the most remarka-
BILE of any knOwnlinIthe medical world. From
repeated personal trials am convinced that
it, Ne i h bSS6 Sspse SaM fPs
LID, +. r. s., President Royal College Of
Phy sicians and Surgeons, Member General
Council University of Edinburg, etc., says:
"Liebig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic has more than
PROF. Join N. cARNocHAN, NJ. D.,
ssseT of 8 suTgs SS n Medical College, ox-
Health Officer Port of New York, etc., says !;
my patients derive marked and decided
benefit from the Liebig Co.'s Coca Beef
Tonic"
my practice is among women; with worn
out, rundown, debilitated, over-worked
sehoo teachers, millinets, dress-makers, land
they ali require a good tonic. have pre-
scribed gallons and gallons of TONES, hut
none of them are equal 10 yours; IL Is posi-
lively the best Of any Ahich / have ever
taken myself or ordere for hy natients. =
Opinion Of D.. S. E. BBowN ~ Olun bus
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and healthy. Sold by druggists. Prepared
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-29

WPROwN'S IRON BITTERS CURED
ND Mrs. W. S. Levy, 9lS Main street,
Memphis, Tenn, after being troubled for
several years with chills and fever and be-
ing thOroughly exhs listed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-29
THE RIVER BRIDGE.
THE COST To BE ABOUT THREE
MILLIONS.
The General Change of Gauge
which Is 10 He Made To-
Morrow.

"Unofficially, what do you think the
prospect is for bridge at this point ?"
asked an APPEAL mau last Dight OF
Superintendent Sullivan Of the Kansas
City, Springfield and Memphis rail-
road.
"Officially and unofficially, publicly
and privately, my answer is that the
prospect is Good. To put it plainly,
there is no doubt about it. The bridge
will be built, and the Kansas City
Springfield and Memphis Railroad
Company and its friends will do il
"Have you talked with any of the en-
ginters who have been making the
surveys?"
Talked with them? Why l have
done very little ellie for the past six
months"
"And they think it feasible ?"
Certainly. No doubt about it. The
plans, estimates and all are well adj
vanced."
"And what is the estimated cos ?"
ooh, a trihe. About $4,000, 900.
A snug little sum to you or /, but
mere bsgatelle to the railroad
world. Yes, think we have the ca l.
A meeting is to be held at the Ex-
change tomorrow evening looking to
an Endorsement OF our endsavor. ALI
the Memphis men who have put their
names to other applications for chsr5-
ers will Withdraw in our favor"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-29

WRROWN's IRON RITTERs FUL1l
Nd restored the energy and vitality of Nj
W. Houston, Memphis, Tenn, when veal
and emaciated from chil's and fever. One
-. l.. Id LIN. n.D.nr mt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-29

JOHN E. RANDLE & CO., Agents,
Memphis. Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-29
THIRD RACE.

One mile. Kslta QOS), Dingley;
Sam Bennett as, Leary; Redstone
(l10), CoukliDg; Tartar (91), Fuller
Kirklin (l02), r Harris; Warrington
Q1I, L, Jones; Emma Manley 900,
West.
Bettiny.-Tartar, $25; Kirklin, sly;
Redstone, SIS; field $25.
Warrington went at once to the
front, was never headed and won very
easily by two lengths; Emma Manley
second, Tartar very close third,
Time i :45l.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-29
LIEBIG COMPANY,

New York, Paris and London. New Yor
Depot, 98 Murray street.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-03-05
l. Oc0I Bpepifles,

80 ~ NcsLot
Jldge Stone and his daughter paid visit
OF few days to the county last week.
Miss Mary Middleton of Baltimore is visit
ing Miss Mary Digges Of this neighborhood
Mr. John II Mitchell visited Annapolis on
Wednesday.
4 meeting of the stockholders Of the La
Plata Packing Company is called to meet at La
Plata to morrow.
Mr. G. Digges is one Of the iortunates
who has received an appointment under Mr.
Freeman in his Tobacco Warehouse.
Miss Jennie Luckett Of La Plata and Mr.
jobs E Madd af Middletown were married
in Washington yesterday
". B stool on the burning decH.
atil his feet were fitted with blisters,
sie climbed alOit, aud his hat flew off
And the wind blew through -those whiskers.
Mr. Hayden OLA Plata, in addition to
als other many attractions now sports fine
buggy and pair Where is the girl ANXIOUS
to pairo
The appeal in the Smoot IS. Hungerford
case has been received at the Court Of Appeals
aud regularly placed on the docket of that
court for an early hearing
Senator Edelen introduced in the Maryland
Senate this week bin to change certain
poang places in the county Also bill to
pay Claim Of James f Matthews.
Nessrs 4 J Baker i Co, offer. to the
trheFs Of Southern Maryland their celebrated
- lll1eIs Zee advertisement for different va
Hetles Mr. F. P Jtnkklns who sold for
mem lhe last season will continue to act
y lhelF agent, The fertilizers they offer is OF
superior quality and farmers could not do
Oel'er than to purchase it.
Ihe following characteristic lines o.
% -erel appeared as al address on letter
.n9ed at the postoffce in this village fea
days ago.
p The State Of Maryland this letter must go
~ ihe o At Hill Top in Chas co you know
~ @ A. / gets there venture to say
t49. WIS Allace Speake will take il away. =
Not long since member Of a conpre gation
/ y. "a tais county who was TO be married out Of
,ue parish called upon his parish minister
NEite nm letter to the minister who was
perform the ceremony stating that there
NJ, ~ NO lawful objection to the young man
@AaS unto himself a wife The minister
wrote The lpftpr !
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-03-05

Paw for Slaves Mr. CAN'T, trep. oftal-
vert, introduced series OF resolutions in the
House Vedne sday, directing the Sense am
Representatives OF Maryland in Congress to Sc
cure from the general government compen 81,
ton for losses sustained dueing the late clYti
war incident upon the abolition Of slavery =
On motion Of Dr. Saowden, dem. OF Prince
GEORGES 5, the resolutions were promptly lald
on the tabfe Mr. Can't said that the ooleei
Of his resolutions was to test the scope Of tae
4th section Of the 18th amendment to the con
stitution Of the United States. lie 6elleve'
that the supreme Court, when called upon c
adjudcate this 8th section, will declare thai
the section is restricted in its application ana
coufred to such claims as would revive 'h'
question Of the right TO hold slave property
and demanding compensation for the loss O.
emancipation Of slave AS a slave. TN
would not reject claims for inconvenience
damages or injuries resulting from the loss o
emancipation of said slave, and produced p
the change of the system, such inconyenieEce
or damages being duly estimated and cor
rectly approximated 10y the market value {
slaves so lost or emaneipated.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-03-05
SchooI Comm;ssioners.-Jud

SCHOOL CONFERENCE.-The Some
like many Of the other Judges Of the State has
always been opposed to the prtrogAtive bts.~
ed upon the courts Of the State by the Legs
lature Of appointing the School Comm ssioh
ers. And hence has sent memorial to the
Legislature, in which he gives his reasons iot
being opposed to the requirement that judges
shall appoint school commissioners. Judge
Stone saws he has become satisfied by the ex'
perence he has acquired in the appointment
of these school commissioners that the max
ing 0 such appointments is, to say the le'St'
very inappropriate for Il judge, and that sucil
duty has a strong tendency to impair tlt
usefulness and lessen the respect due to tht
bench These appointments are much sought
after, and in some cases they have largely IN
auenced the Judi tal elections. lie is satisfied
that this trust could be better discharged By
other agencies than the judiciary, and tba'
the exercise Of this patronage, if he may $
term it, strongly tends 70 impair the useful
ness Of every Judge who exercises it, and 4
should be at once changed. The memorIa
was spread upon the Journal aud referred t.
the judiciary committee.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-03-05
RernIntlnns Tor Lent. Y

Regulations Tor lent 49,
Gibbons has issued The following IN. ~
emoodying tue regulations fof Lea' :
diocese. -
ASA wednesday the fret day Of Leah
menees on the 10th afHireh
l. All tho faithful who Imse eonpe rs
their tuea,, frs, yc3r unless iesin 'f'l -
peuseI, arc found "a a6.ersc iae ''s' = H. s.,
Thew Ia 20 make one meal oa'y a'y'
except on Sunlays
3. The mes permitted On fast DAYS 7 y =
be taken It'll about noon.
4. Flesh meat ami fish are not p = '7S'
a. the same meal during Lent
5. A small rcfreshmcnt commonly '','ea
"colIatioa. Is permitted 10 tbe evening ~
is not 10 exceed the fourth par; ofsoy ofaina's
meal
G. At the collation. permit FED 2 y
bread, dl kmds 81 rM's, satsdsaal y'Ee'R
lies. The Use Of butcr, cheese mills gag
eggs Is also tolerated By virtue 81 long e'''o
lished custom
caa.-,l a.,cs Ill., made It lawful to ak'
!, .bo Morning some warm l.qud es tea
c,g.or,b., rb.enlste made wita wster ane
win tbis houid ! n5u,h,a. Of bread.
Z. Necessity and custom haze ath9fHe'
Tho n.e of Aog.s lard instead ofbuuer, l.
ara,,.;,o ,ormi,,ed food
! rha .a,,o,;no ,or.on. atee yemntei ron
49, o,l;n,,;o, ~ fasting Persons unde
= -. 4. III nursial
-. nv 49, ~. =. o,.,;vs3 + IL hard Ia
IN -t. .s...,t u..tn,.s canno
III, -, ,.,.., ,,.4v.j,.s 4 belr health
- -. ,;...a...,..., Il. .,.a Il assb meat /
-, :, ,...I..a, 1.o,,,rs md one
- vaa4a, Taa.J.v Tars34ys an
S.,nrasys I'M, The evceo,,oo II lIoly Thurs
aavsoa The secood and H., Saturdays o
-,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-03-05
4 state Live Stock sanitary Board

The bill OF Mr. Pole, Of Baltimore county in-
troduced in the Legislature to prevent the
spread Of Infectious or contagious dlseas, 5
among the live stock Of this State, provides
for a State Live Stock Sanitary Board OF
three commissioners who are engaged in cat
tie breeding. They are to be appointed BY
the Governor, aud have all the powers aud
duties imposed on the Governor BY the act Of
1884 except the appointment Of a chief yeleri-
nary inspector They are to maintain ana
entorc. quarantine, sanitary or other resula-
tons, and are TO he paid s. day Nheu Actu
ally on duty The sum of So o90 is to he ap,
proprieted to defray the expenses Of their de-
partment. They shall make appraisements o.
animals to be slaughtered or Of buildings to
b. destroyed, and the limit in the acts Of 8S4
Of The amount to he sed in any two years fol
thepayment Of animals slaughtered is repealed
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-03-05
rrotlinr and RneIny clnh nm!

her Of citizens Interested in fast horse a-sh
have und,r ads ecmrnt the organization Of a
"Rlce and rrottiag cIubfor Prince George >
s. M,rys and eharle' counties A
meeting has leon called to discuss the crpe-
diency Of the enterprise to DC held At Benedict
on Thursday next We fully endorse the
movemcut as we have heretofore done every
step takcu by person or body looking to
awakening life and enterprise in the county.
The effect Of such an organization might he
TO encourage turner's TO breed tine horses
which are always saleable. and thus, possibly
add something to the revenues of the farm.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-03-05
Captain I.emuel Smoot.

Captain Lemuel Smoot--A suit has
been doekcted b Nessrs Johnson and John
son as attorneys for Ncssrs. a Booth & Sons
proprietors Of an oyster packing establish
ment in Baltimore in the United States Cir
cult Court Of BAlda ore against the Cover
nor the Comptroller and eS-State Treasurer,
the commander Of the state Fishery Force
and Captain Lemuel Smoot Of the Katie
Hiucs, for damages alleged to have been COM
mitted by the latter in making illegal arrests
and otherwise interfering with their bust
ness The suit Will doubtless raise many inn
portaut questions ofinterest to those engaged
in the oyster business The amount of dam
ages claimed by the injured parties, is o.
MINOR Importance. The question Of interest
will be as to the right 70 sue the State with
out its consent.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-03-05

''igN and Broom-s'irk sud y having inform
90 NE That they we're too much pard gel
Win their literary honars. 70 ever again grasp
pen, appreciitiug the eagerncss Of your
'usand r sders 70 hear ever and anon rom
'a's par excellence The favored district ufouf
emntr 1 ~ tii ina, nj arsrry' nate u .outh
ami incxpericnee ! blushin. Il send you a few
items. PRAYING tat your 'Devd will revise
eoFFeet-punctuatn md applaud or frozen
waters are modified The Nor Il pole. u
- and trembling. has returned 10 is
slairy home. Over the glad water Of The
Potomac and Wieomico, Of orr or els and
fFuets Is harbinger Of spring, smiling
ID the suns warmth, silvered gently vi
SPARKLING mnon-heams Thousands Of dred-
EsN are sailing to aud fro Tougsmen are
singing grand chorus, more soothing TO the
ears Of pur merchants aud Other creditors
IMAM richest opefatas to polished ears-sing-
ing Of prospe les toJes aud rch pro6's
long deferred. So that there is with US a
uniyers q anthem If joyousness The labor.
er wogN begins, the sons Of toll upon who's
nerve and muscle wealth depends, stretch
their stal1ortb rn,,, r,o.il,e ,;,t. ,,.nt,
lungs, prayers Of hopefuluess for brighter
days. Spring after winter Merry sunshine,
after angry storms
Thouob a mo-, i,.,f,h,. winto- 4a,,b has
visited M rsa,.tr, IL ,o.r;t,i. t,...y, IN.
caring for k;n5 a. ,.oa.nt m,11;on.ira or
pauper tonr,,,r, ,a.a ~ onr mos, admired
ami ami,ble isA;e. Atis, K,te p,,,. ~, s,d
den baa,, a;....... ~, -
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: u'''''io . e"'o"'e ''''tess' anu ''s'e'
iut"" 'or years our "''i'toie anu mos
''.e'''l'ola''ng mal' carrier.
~ :. = morgan celebrated nus tist oirtp
way ~ ~. - y 'i"'1ls Is wei
a'"
" e''' n''ns Yh'ef''la'ne"' was gwen 'as'
"seN ~ ~. = 9ayiof tiayaens' Every luxury
'''''y "N' P''''d'' y e''e ''pi.'-
i. '.'1 ''s MS p''',,'9 "'S'oss'
s''5' nay ueu-e Mss L'o'u a"u
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-03-05

Transfers Of Property -3iIsof Sale.
IRON Basil Chukc to Adrian Posey, conslde-
r,t tier, $50. ". SWAIN to George ri, h
mond consideration, SIS 30 George Sem
lily 10 Bean 4 Wright, consideration, $40 r
George " Iligges to lsiah Ctuler; considera-
ton S2lo. VIM b con 10 Mildred D. Wade.
nsd att n S32l ~
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St Johns College and state Aid

st Johns College and State Aid
St John College has hopes that tue Leslsi4-
ture Will act Iiber ,lv with it this year =
is upkiug a heroic struggle under very 40
verse circumstances. The Board OF visitors
and Governors determined four years ago
Notwithstanding the limited money votea ~
the use of the faculty, not to let the Coliest
retrog;ade in its curriculum tn1er me ~
ing princinAlshiu Of Prof ". Il. HoPAlhsi
the college awaited itself OF the aid OF army
aud navy officers. allowed 10 teach in educa,
tonal institutions by act of Congress, and
further drew upon the professors Of the Nava
Academy 10 enlarge the course Of studies
and has thus kept n its standard to cole
gidte curriculum,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-03-05

Lenten Services in Port Tobacco
Parish Ash Wednesday and all Wednes-
days in St Paars Chnpel Piney, at II o clock
- N Fridage, including Good Friday, in
Christ Church, Port Tobacco, at the same
hour.
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Ponds Extract Used alike by the
medical profession aud the people il holds "a
position held BY ne other medicine in this
country, or, perhaps, the world.
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Ea- Tls OfFct ~ ne lsprpFsuFNT has tesH
rsraoref b ne frsr fp'rr ~ re AasoHte MI
i-poediat,ly ogpos1e ne Episcopal Church.
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-03-05

Senator Edelen introduced in the Maryland
Senate this week bin to change certain
po4nng places in the county Also bill to
pay a Claim Of James f Matthews.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-03-05

iae appeal in the Smoot vs. Hungerford
case has been received at the Court Of Appeals
and regularly placed on the docket Of that
court for an early hearing
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-10-04
What of the IndiansP

General Staney's long interview with Ger.
OnimO COrrUbOrutcs General Miles report that
the Indians surrendered to Captain LawtOn on
the understanding that their lives were to be
spared. General Stanley believes they will be
lion VIII now bc settled ~ few days the
secretary Or war has returned to duty and has
the case under adyiSement.
Commenting upon the Indians playing
cards, the Chicago Times makes II witty sally
10y saying:
a correspondent says that Geronimo and
his braves played cards all day sunday. They
are evidently acquiring "A knowledge of mod
rrn military science very rapidly"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-10-04
A MARVELLOUS CHANGE.
Why People nro Icss strong, Active
and Happy than i'm past years

There was a time when the world moved
along in the even course Of its way; now
We are startled by earthquakes, dynamite
explosions and surprising things in the
heavens and on earth. There was a time
when men and women went through life
easily and happily; now they are troubled
with headache, sinking at the pit of the
stomach, nervousness, restlessness, SILVER
ings, feverishness, dullness and lassitude.
There was time when these troubles were
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Malaria
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asked druggist whom l knew to tell me
which one of all these things on his shelves
had better try He told me Volina Cordial
had cured his oldest son of an attack Of
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everything to do me good. The first bottle
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