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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01
OUTGOING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEwYokK. ...."~MoNDAY. APRIL 3d. 1888
ARRIVED
steamer Spain (Bry Grifths Liverpool with md'o and
Steamer Arrosy iB) Atchison. Boston, in ballast to
s1es%er Eondo (Brs Browning Boston, Williams
steamer Hopkins Puerto cabslO Mar 10 cuTacao
Is Lagqsyra H. WITH ms =, t ana bar At %
steamer Saratoga curtis eagpa April HaTana ISys
ets Sss' Via Charles
steamer Equator Nelson. Wilmington with Nose 10 WIN
steamer Kirk. Philadelphia with mdse
sSS Hshaat IBrl Potter London n days. with ndss to
0 s3 HaSau ssgI Deyres Antwerp 40 days ballast
vita ssrf Ron SS. to
BARK c.no taD p rr5s Seville % days.
Win rfss 70 as.o..s r days. with
Ma, % 7, s EsSs
s.:ay EsOs w1d sW Sn 81 cloudy and
Arrived ysstsriav-
m RSS t e. 1sd Ss
III Pa'''''''' '" a u -
r,ssH, Po4 .oen; Esy A st Bay
CLEARED
steamer Richmond Hill (Br) Hyde. London-Hsnterson
Steamer wyoming (Br Rigby. LvorpoolA Underhill
Steamer cyril lBrl, Johnson. Para Sc-Booth co -.
Steamer Marlborough (Br. Fraser Surmuda-A outer
seamer \ acoochee. Bnrg. Savannah-Henry longe
steamer Breakwater Dole. West POINT Va-oio DOMINION
SIS Co. , &c., p.,,t.o-o n " D.w,ar
steamer Herman Winter. Halett. BosonIH DimscE
ship Kingsport (Br Morehouse Shanghai Winche'-
BARK Xrracan (Nor Balaren. COpenhagen-Funch, Edge
& Co w.. c.our.n pro,
BarE Jaele (taD, Digsninde Cadiz lunch. Eyde Il GO
Bark Walter scammeh tBr). McFarane 81 John NIB
Scammell Bros . ,,,,. ,-c c.o-- A. p,r
Bark Conte Oscar LAusO Gerrlmide. Dede'Each Tur'
key-Bela Cosulich 49,, r.S r.,..c
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
orvyysroyy April 30-Arrived, steamer Baltic (Brl
smith from New.York prl 2l gu her way TO Liverpool
IoNpoS April 22--Saed. steamer Caledonia (Br) from
HAysE April 2s-Arrived steamer La Bourgogae (Frl
Frangue, from New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01
SUMNER DRESS GOODS.

JAMES McCREERY & co.
Have Just received a special in.
voice Of Rich Dress Fabrics i'm
tended for the midsummer sea-
son.
French Cashmeres in a full
range of new shades with both the
lustreless and the Henrietta finish.
India and China Silks i'm beautiful
new patterns, Summer Bengal
lines, plain, striped and figured.
An extensive assortment Of all
wool Challies in entirely new de-
signs.
White wool Dress Goods i'm great
variety, striped and bOrdered
suitings for Beach and Tennis
Dresses, POngee GlOriOsa and
English MOhair in blended stripes
and mixtures.
JAMES REERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th Street.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

The italians at bridgeport were VISITED on rr rnrs
nv man who proved to DO a swindler. ne rcp,o
tod that by the payment of So 90 he would secure
for them steady work in tbs a.
rba man agreed to meet them on SATURDAY jill now
Haven but he could not be found
Frank Armstrong OF Bridgeport has given S'o "
tbe Orphan Asylum in that CITY,
Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Barnum have re'uih'" ~ '"N
home Waldemere, In Bridgeport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01

gambling manner The odHccr IN charge thought him
70 -. insanA ana had him brought before Justice Pat
e.on sent him to Bellevue Hospital ,or % I'M
sans Hc will soon be taken TO the Home Hotel,
private asyium on Long Island. 1t IS Thoughts that
with proper caro- no will recover.
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NOME NE VS..


acknowledgements Ira Davenport OF BAN
NJ Y and Ex-Governor J. Gregory smith, OF vcInoh.
Connecticut GILSEY-Ey- Congressman Worthington -
smith Of Vermont and secretary OF state H. NJ; Iiuo
bord OF Connecticut wINDSoR-Senator Charles y.
Fsrwe and Erskine NJ Phelps OF Chicago and >, n. NJ
Clarke yiceprcsdent Of the Missouri Pacific Railway
ComnanY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01

terday afternoon she put some rs' poison IN cup =.
,,,.r and swallowed the mixture. She said she was
scd Of life At the slip Hospital later she
told the surgeons It would be useless FOR them 70
save her life because would surely put an END 70 IL
a, the 0rst oppounty The surgeons thought she would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01

THE GORHAM MFG CO.,
Silversmiths, have an assortment
of Solid Silver Dinner Ware, that
is designed by them to meet the
requirements Of parties wishing
plain and simple decoration, while
purity of outline, and correct pro
portion, give them an elegance and
beauty of their own.
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|. c. HOPKINS, JN0. ]. DONALDSON,
Prudent Wee PTegt and Treda
DR.. Jaeger's Sanitary
Wooden System Co.:
Wholesale aud Retail WarerOOms,
S27-S29 Broadway, NeW-Y0rE.

I Y
ing,l New ORR.
HOUSES: and sos FaIton st. Brooklyn
To TRAVELLERS,
TEMPORARY SOJOURNERS
IN COUNTRY, MOUNTAIN AND SEASHoRE kss
SORTS, AND TO TGOSE GOING ABROAD: we can 90
no greater kindness than to remind them that inc "
6CSTAVE JAEGER'S woOlen Laprobes Blankess, Sss ISM
mere Sheets Cancels Hair ShaHls and Pillows ana tne
exoustely soft smooth and elastic all WOOL Ngh Uses
and all wool Felt Slippers especially adapted to their
needs being cooler In than either linen or cotton
and exceedIngly protective against dampness ana cmuc
changes and wha light and portable occupying Dut
little space in trunk o. satcheL
Catalogues containing descriptions illustrations samples
Of materials and a full price-list free by mall:
Orders goods by mail express and letters OF IN
qury should be addressed 10
Dr.. Iaeqer's Sanitary Wooden System Co.,
s27 AND $40 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01

and Akai Soda be complete to form
dden and rtae the skim The IVORY
pure being perfectly harmless and will leave the
white and velvey
Just good the Iyr
unt lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities
WARNING) Ask for Ivory" Soap and insist upon geHmg
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Jersey CITY.

TIL. Doard Of Public Works. which is composed Oh
three Democrats and three Republicans made anotner
unsuccessful attempt 10 organize yes'eruA'' iAo
Board will meet again on wednesday
The Board Of Works recently removed John NC
InurbIin and Albert Moorhouse from posiuohs III
the department. The men claimed 'nA' ''oy w.
wv - - Oh. war and that under q law passed by
b State Legislature they could not be removed I'M
less for cause The Corporation Counsel gave an
onInon agreeing with the dismissed veterans ~
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,v,,,r1c GOING ON TODAY.

Methodist General Conference, Metropolitan Opera
Board Of Aldermen. City Hall, noon
Examination relative to Diss Debar children, Tomos
Police Court, 30 a. m ,,.. p.., T..
Real Estate Exchange Legislative Committee, Real Es
tate Exchange 3 p. m. cs 4
Ncw-York. Boston baseball ma'cn' r0'o oiO'"'N
y Es animation Of Robert Hlliard. City Court II a. m
Lecture by the Rev S. Gregory Lines. steinway Hail.
D. m - 1..-,., va,c.tion
Association, No. o University place, D. m
Academy OF Anthropology, No. l2S Park place. nfooN
Ign. p. IN -. e...,a NV.
Topographic Section Of American institute o'inton
Melton Prior's lecture. Chickerine Hall. p. m
Examination Of James Campbell. Jefferson Markes
Police Court -. 49, ,,.,.,. r.,.,or.,
Meetings or Police and Pilot Commissioners
r.ctur3 on Thomas GUTHRIE by the Rev. NJ H.
Porscn. sixteenth Baptist CHURCH. z :45 p m
commencement cHerfises Young Mems INSTITUTE NO.
222 Bowery, p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01
NEWARK.

Counsel for President Edward King, OF the Union
Trust Company Of New-York, applied to Chancellor
McGlll yesterday for an Injunction to restrain 'ho
West Shore Railroad Company from dschargns iciuse
from its gas works az It's terminus on the huasoh
River upon the adjoining riparian lands o"neo oy
him; also for mandatory injunctoh 10 loqui'V 'n0
removal of portions of docks of the West shore Kan
no.a cop,nanv built over the line Of Mr.. kings
property. The Chancellor granted rule rcturnaolo
IN Nav T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01
LONG ISLAND.

meeting Of delegates from each OF mo o: "a ID I'd
POSTS Of Queens County held at the Long isia,u
CIV Hotel on Saturday evening, to arrange lor io
union at Rochaway Beach during inc oeens Comfy
Aseociafion to further the interests OF the Cou5
Posts Commander John S; Power; Oh mea a1a viii
take nlace at the same hotel on May 10 al D p H.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
$40 WEST 126rasE
Diseases Of tho Nervous 5ysten Gento-urnary orsans
Impotence sterlity Hours-St to ~ D toa
LADIES who have tried CORNELLS BenZ0ln
Cosmetic soap arc delighted with It sold everywhere 20
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-11
EDWARD pEAcoNs HANGED.
The Murderer OF Mrs. Ada stone Ex-
ocutod at Rochester, NY.

hNhNth NJ Nho'h'HNNNg ~
ROCHESTER,, n. V, July lO.-Edward A.
Dcacons was hanged at 1915 O'Clock this
morning Ills neck was broken by the fall.
Edward Alonzo Deacons was executed for
the murder Of Mrs. Ada Stone, ut Fast
Rochester, on the evening Of August Is,
1887. Tho husband Of the victim, upon
returning home from work that night,
found the dead body Of his wife In the eel.
lar with -four sack drawn tightly around
her neck. Her head was covered with
wounds made by some sharp instrument.
Tho alarm was at once given, hut no truce
OF the murderer could DO found late that
night tramp was arrested nc Canadaigua,
who gave the name Of Sheldon. A. all nus-
picious characters were being arrested, In
hopes Of getting the murderer, the Rochcs.
ter police were notified Of the arrest Shell.
don, or Dcacons, ~ he proved 30 be, was
taken 90 Buffalo on September q, and n
few days later made a full confession 10 tho
chief Of police and district attorney. Not
vithstanding his confession, when placed
on trial, Dcacons pleaded mot guilty."
but after a trial, lasting eight DAYS, lac was
found guilty Of murder In the first degree
The case was appealed, but the judgment
was affirmed, and last June be was sen.
fenced 20 be executed today. Dcacons has
nj no time shown any signs Of fear OF re-
pcntancc. Ills crime was committed be-
cause Mr.. Stone refused 10 give him food.
Deacons slept none last night, but ate a
hearty breakfast this morning after which
he chattcd In careless manner with his
callers, but abused any newspaper men
who appeared.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
" YOU ARB NERVOUS,
nd cannot slpep try IL
Diax Has NO Opposition.

Cry OF Mexico, July l0.-Yesterday
the electoral college met throughout the
country and voted for President, three
members of the supreme court, members
of Congress and one senator in each State,
So far no opposition whatever has been
made to the reelection OF President Diaz.
Many new members have been elected.
So lar rs their politics is known, they be-
long to the administration party. Today
hundreds Of people called ON President
Diaz to offer their congratulations. As the
reelection OF President Diaz was foregone
conclusion, public interest centers in the
Congressional election.
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shot a nor for a Ground hog.

PARKrRsnuEo, W. Va, July lo-A
farmer named West, son Of Capt John
West. who rcsides near the line o! Upshaw
and lewis counties, has been terribly an.
noycd by ground hog, which have been
destroying his crops, and be had been
hunting and shooting them for several
days A day or two since he took his gun
and went up the hill TO "a point from which
he had frequently seen and shot numbers
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-11
RAILROAD RUMBLINGS.
The N. al. r. Road Changes Hands.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 10. Robert X.
Dow. Watson Matthews and Charles Mo-
ran, trustees of the Memphis 4 Little Rock
Railway company, as reorganized, today
turned over said railroad with all its prop
erty and appurtenances to the Little Rock
4 Memphis Railway company. All traffic
balances and unsettled accounts will be
assumed by the new company. The OIL
GERS OF the new company are as follows: A.
Gordon Jones, superintendent, Memphis;
S. w. Lucner, general freight and ticket
agent, Little Rock, Ark; +. L. Hastings,
auditor and land agent, Little Rock, Ark;
John w. Goodwin, secretary and treas
urer, Little Rock, Ark, and Rudolph
Fink, president and general manager.
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The Wabash IiiirniInn.

sPRrNGFIELp, ILL.,, July lO.-In the
United States circuit court yesterday the
attorneys for a minority Of the stockholders
of the Wabash railway, representing So.
100000 OF the capital. asked to be made
parties 20 the pending litigation. They al.
lcgc that the road is worth more than the
purchasing committee is willing 10 pay for
Il, and that the reorganization is q scheme
90 sell the property for less than its value.
The purchasing committees attorneys al.
lego that the petitioners rights are fully
protected, and claim that the granting OF
the petition would cmbarrass and delay
the settlement without benefit. The case
was taken under adyiscmcnt.
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rnini Spreading Of rails.

CAMERON, Mo-, July l0,-By the spread
ing Of rails on fifty foot trcstle, ten miles
west Of hero last evening, a Chicago, Rock
Island 4 Pacific construction train with
seventeen men on board was prccipitaicd
TO the ground, a distance Of thirty feet.
Foreman Richard Jones was killed out
right Engineer Wilcox was scaldcd and
died few hours later. brakeman Peter
Cummings feet we're crushed and he also
received internal injuries from which lac
will die. All leave families living here.
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Hulcd by AN o.. A \. Train.

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
BRmS0HAN, Ala, July l0-At an
early hour this morning the dead body Of
William Coughlin, an iron moulder, was
found on tho track Of tho Louisville x
Nashville railroad near the city. Ills head
was badly crushed and both feet cut oil.
lie had evidently been run over by n
train during the night. Coughlin leaves
several small children. lie came 10 the
city from Louisville several months ago.
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ncer Hottie W.. a RoMIder.

PIrrsBuRo, Pa, July l0--A Canton
special says: Crank Bissler and man
named Wilson Dine got into an alterca.
ton this morning. Bissler struck Dine
with beer bottle, when the latter ran out
of the house and picked up a stone and
returned and hit Bissler irightful blow
on the head, fracturing his skull. Bliss.
ler's injuries will prove fatal. Dine fled,
but was captured and lodged in jail"
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of his tormentors, and laid in wait. IN a
short time he saw a rustling in the weeds
and grass below him. Taking aim at the
moving object he fired and then ran down
to the spot, expecting to find that he had
killed another pest. To his horror he
found that he had shota small boy named
Spangler, who had been out digging gin
seng. West, as soon MS he had somewhat
recovered from his horror, ran for his
brother, and the two men picked up the
boy and took him to his home. The wound
was fatal one, and nothing could be done
for the boy, who died in short time.
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self with mean bitters. Hodges Sarsaparilla
rcnoyatcs and invigorates the system, and
cures all diseases arising from an impure
state of the blood. 81 per bottle, sixbot ties
for -. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn. Sold by
Hester, 2S3 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-11
Order OF Publication.

No 6767, T. DIN the Chanocry Court Of shelby
county, Tenn.-John League u al " John Oh
bettson Ctal
II appearing from the shefifrs riufn IN this
chuse that the defendants John Gilbcfsun, william
vilbefson and Thomas Gilbcfis0n, aru not W b.
found IN his county.
II Il thofufnfr ofdcrpd That they mako their aps
poamnoo hcrin At the ooufthouso II shelby com.
W, IN the city oi Memphis now Taxing District ~
Shelby county. Tenn, on the nrst Monday Ia
August i,.,, snd plead, answer ~ demuf 10 com
plainAnts bill, or the samo will ~ taken iof con.
foscd ~ 10 them and set Dor hearlnr ox pafto. aud
that COPY 81 ibis order b. Published oucc week
TOT iour succc-lNe weeks In 1hs Memphis Appeal.
This nth day Of iune. iSgl
tfue o0pi- Attest
Il N hcIiENRY. Tiara and Master
VIM. NJ Randolph, solicitor for Complainant
T4ii.is
Wedding presents low at Muliord'A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-11

PAIN from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating, Is relieved at once by taking
one Of Carter's Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner Don't forget this
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-11

Dr. S. Hutchins retires from the editor
ship Of the Washington Post with today's
issue, and the new management will as
sumo immediate control.
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The Improved Westinghouse Brakc.

PrTTsBuRG, Pa, July l0.-The improved
Westinghouse air.brake was experimental
upon today by the Pennsylvania Railroad
company. The difference between it and
the old brake is quick-acting valve, by
which the brakes can be applied at the
same moment on all Of the cars and the
train stopped much quicker than with the
original Westinghouse brake. Two cars
fitted with the brakes, one with the new
and the other with the old style, were cx.
perimentcd upon today. They were run
side by side and a comparison Of the work.
ings OF each was made. The experiments
thus far have been successful, and il is
said that the improved brake will prob.
ably be adopted on the Pennsylvania road
system.
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WHITE CLIFF MINERAL SPRINGS

vi los situated 90 top ~ tlu thihusrr mount
ain. Afpi BIT ahptu sfi bowel. tu'ri water rufH
HimfsUhrrI magnificent furnr1 aul comfortable
accommodations Take Nashville AthfHH a
1riirp n.lfuai ~ Athens Tenn. ~ thHaiuHH Ten
miles Daily llur ~ HtirTs nul mails ifum thUsinrr
over n ruHl fuid. sls miles telegraph ufhHr in
huirl. Cunurfiina will other linws lsfuis fulaun
allie special rats ilf families fH ,ifTular
rly.ug analysts ~ water etc, adirss Proprietor
White 900 spfura
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COOPER'S WELL, MISS.
RALEIGH SPRINGS.

NY HUtu. y SOW urTN ron TuF SUMNER
vi sraaun, and am prepared a. entertain thua'
PARTIES desiring a. VISIT convenient rsuu with
line medicinal water AMI ruui iafr ID reasonable
ufiurs ny hnft meets ell trains NJ The National
trmtirfN two MILES sud half from iHlrirh The
iHW by che T. 4 n fHllruHi D. only ~ uUuia each
way, Hni my back iur o. tuIts tufa pleasant drive
through picturesque uuuutps kKCufsiun pafiirs
cau unirf meals iy telephone. Weekly aud month
~ buani ~ fua-uuahln rates.
A. HIIw. Raleigh. Tenn.
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Virginia Construction Company

A rNuAI NttttNU ~ FfUktULDfn-
~ Hichmond, Va June IA. tsN The annual
nesting II the stockholders II the yifslnis CON
sifuciion Company will bo held ~ ~ Orc. No
su Kast Main slfysI IN the city NJ Richmond
We. on Tuesday. The 18th day ~ tuly. istN n ~
oClnst am. tlf The pufpUss " eeelns "a osr AMI
for tho tfanaaltion ~ such Other buslness maY
- bfsnsh before the W setting NJ Otdrf VI the
boafd hivin hnead, sccfutafy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-11

CHICAGO, ILL.,. July l0.--The freight COM
mittee OF the Central Traffic association has
agreed upon the following recommends
tons to be submitted to the managers:
That it would be advisable to postpone
the consideration OF relations with western
roads until peace has been restored, and
that in the meantime the existing agree
ment be observed; that rates on pig iron
and articles of iron be the same in both
directions; that weights by public eleva-
tors recognized by boards OF trade be ac-
ceptcd on grain when properly certified;
that rates to lower Mississippi river points
should be established as follows: From
Detroit to Toledo, Sandusky and Cleveland
TO be the same rs established from Chicago,
and the intermediate interior points in
Ohio and eastern Indiana be at not less
than the established rates from Cincinnati;
that the rates from Pittsburg, Wheeling,
etc, be agreed upon, and II found that the
combination OF rates via Baltimore make
less than the established rates from Gin
cinnati the matter be taken up with the
Pennsylvania and Baltimore x Ohio and
rates adjusted on proper basis, but in no
case be less than from Cincinnati. II also
recommends that no change be made in
the present diilerential from Milwaukee
via Ludington and Grand Haven tina,
rates from points westof Buffalo, Pittsburg
and Salamanca to Boston, when based on
less than 100 per cent. ofthe Chicago rate,
should be scaled down TO the percentage
basis OF the Chicago and Boston rates; that
milling in transit arrangements should be
continued on minimum basis OF "A cent:
per 100 pounds higher than the rates on
grain from original points Of shipment Il
agreed destination OF the product; that the
milling in transit privileges be extended Il
wheat and corn only.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

THE PUBLIC u HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
i any settlement 90 agreement Ia debts of ac
Cuunt ut The nfm 81 shiebler A MeBoaRld, Of
Memphis. Tenn. made by shieblcf will not b.
r"cugnlscd ~ considered building b. the under
signed. Tbs notice j. explained an act IT prI
tcctiUn ~ myself, who have vaiuiy tried b. ct y
trial balance ~ acruunt for sumU months. and the
cfcitufs ~ snld firm, whnsr paper his gone H. pro
test b. q considerable amount All cfviitnr arr
further requested ~ send their accounts ~ me at
Urucnylllc. Miss H. MCDONALD
July Z, iNsN
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GraysOn Springs, GnysOn Co., KY,

A. = MIiTl wEsT ~ tOrtsNIlfK ON r. n a
Va 81 " railroad Hot aui 0uli sulphur haihs
Whit frf and hiark sulphur and rhslyisHiu
waters an mu.iru nmusrmruiH sfrurfY and
climate unsurpassed Rate anil de- flUtiIr tIfIu.
lars furnished special RATES over railroads huy
urkrts iuf bfaytuu -puugs station
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RUPTURE RADICALLY CURED


NATiTliOuT TIN KNIFE or HiNDRANCE TO
w business. in from ~ 10 ~ days ny the Mcd
Gated soft Pad Truss and Office treatment con
tfHrt made with each patient
Structure, Hydryccle and vaficocolc curcd IN a
shnft time, Circulars 90 application.
The ModicRtsd soft Pad rrus. has the spflns
~ the front, therefore sdyoidlnK al kidney tfUu
hlcs and can - worn night aud day. We guarantee
this Truss 10 h. easy 81 wear anil 10 hold M The
bowel. of money refunded Made and fitted h.
malo OF female w I'M NOHi.E,
No ~ Jefferson street. Memphis. tenn
DR. q. SWAIN. at5 second ~, Memphis
- am making specially 10 tho treatmeut ~ ths
Diseases Of the Lover Bowels and i,.-tum rs sopa,
rate and distinct disease viz Inflammation. con.
gtipstou. Piles Fisures fistnlas foypi. rtolapsc.
rrocedcntia Structure. Pritus % ftehing. Csb,frh,
liberation. Cancer, Pockets AMI rapiiaf Ths-s
diseases arr seldom treated BY tho general pfarii
TONER. Life 700 short Tor any one man 10 thor
ouFhly undoutAnd all the numerous dissascs ins
cident 70 the human system. Ny treatment Il now,
practically Painless. safe aud Certain VIII not In.
isffere With your ordinary business You can he
treated and return ~ yout hones the saule day.
am also tfc-,lns Diseass Of tho lar, Nos and
Throat. and chronic DiseAscs rensfAlly. ConsultAr
ton free. Correspondence solicited