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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-15
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Noffee.

Impressions may be oxtant that the re-
cent slight fire which occurred at my
painting establishment, No. $50 Second
street, caused necessary suspension, but
such are not the facts, as ] am prepared 10
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SUMNER RESORT
In the Cumberland Mountains.

IN the CumborInnd MouhthIhH.
Scwanee, Tenn, is situated on the
Cumberland plateau, ., 800 feet above level
of sea, and is most charmingand delight
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The Opportunity.

desire TO wind up my business and
offer tot sale my stock OF quconswarc, etc,
and the store fixtures This is rare OPP.
poHunity for persons Of push and capital
To succeed o. business that was csiab.
lishcd in 1870 or 1912, and over since has
been In successful and active operation.
Nm JACK.
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The assets are as follows


Mr.. ga. ireland. OF Brcn, Phillips q
90. Nashville. Tenn. says 81 was afflicted
with Piles Tor twenty years and trieh
every remedy offered me- finally used tho
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment IL gave me
instant relief. and has effected permanent
cure. Rangum Root Medicine co. manu-
facfurcrS. Nashville Tenn. DO cents and ~
Der bottle. Tor sale at Holsters drug Store
No. 2S3 Main street.
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IInrnrnriNnik.fr.,.

The IIarugari Volksiest will take place
Monday. May n, at Esiiyal park. The
llarugaris are members OF the most promi'
nent order In the new world, and their les
tiyal will prove an ENJOYABLE and thor.
oughly successful aiIair. Tickets 10 be had
at 80 cents. Ladies will be admitted free.
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Wrsrrux s,SfrAnY Commission, 81 Louis
Nov n, isi-Mcssrs. ]. 4 q, Maguirc
The agents of this commission have die.
trihutUd largely la the army Mcguire 4
edics for cholera, diarrhea dysontery, etc.
J. q. fouNAs, Sec. West San. Com.
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m. ueII 'rhone Win. again.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE supreme
court today denied the application for re-
hearing Of the telephone case. This ap.
plicaiion WAS made by the Peoples aud
Overland Telephone company, who claim
that Drawbaugh and not Bell was the iint
inventor OF the telephone.
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wArcnr. low a. Muliord,s.

TnE Office hours Of David 7. MADDEN,
president, ut city hall, arr from o'clock
p. m io l:30p. m. Remainder Of time lac
will look after outside city matters
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,.,,.,,,,e aud He,nru si,.aa.

The Louisville 4 Nashville railroad will
seli tickets 10 Louisville and rctnrn ON May
~, "a and 10 at one iarc for thcround trip,
on account Of the races. Tickets good iot
returning till May q. Office 3i2 Main
street, corner Monroe.
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Nrs winslov's soothing syrup should always be
uscd iur uhildwu tcCthng II fpoihct The rhpd
riienf the gums aliays oil rain, cincs wind collie
andis thc bet Ivmedy iof diauhnl - bOluo
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s,.om nv. and ,Ic.,,,v wo,h.

ladies and Gents Clothes Cleaned or
Dyed Ia all colos. Ostrich Feathers aud
Lace Curtains cleaned at bs Jefferson
street. Goods received by express
l.. RiTuu, Proprietor.
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All Through The Stock !

Our Blue. Black and Brown Worsted Suits,
In Sack and Frock, all wool, S0.jO-well
worth $1,000.
Beautiful Chcyiot Suits, in various shades,
$500.
Our Hcrculcan Suit a handsome Stripe, in
Sack or Frock, $500. This is u great
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our Buiternut Suit, Stylish Stripe, $3.50
This is an cyc-oponer.
Our Dean Richmond Suit, handsome suit,
IN various shades, SIPS.
Our handsome line Of Cheviot Suits In Sack
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These are great bargains.
A handsome line Of Serge Suits.
\ grand army Of Prince Albert Suits
Tons Of Pants at great bargains.
Now come. II you want REAL ROYAL
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RrrAHiNo Of days. carts, carriages and
buggcs at I. Cunningham's, Monroe ".
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NnIIcr.

There will he a meeting oi the boarl Of
managers Of the Women's exchange today
at loan. by order Of the chairman.
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ClOCKs low at Muliord's.
Notice.

Tho ladies Interested In the free kinder
garlcn association will meet In the ladies'
parlor OF the Peabodyho,cl at ip.m. today.
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GoopNAS, CuuRcunL x CusN have
moved across the street 10 No. 3ii Main
street, aud have two upper floors ior
rnut
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Advice 60 woiberu.

Bry homes on monthly payments from
Jas JAY Smith * Co.
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nlansfruu

y REMOVED nv rnE usr oP COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
OF the hair.
Bumcits flavoring extracts arc the
best
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clr.mxo sale at Muliord's.

HAVE your farm and spring wagons
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DcSOto. firl-class w,"k guaranteed.
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YorR teeth are too valuable 20 be neg
lccicd. Get a good brush, box 81 Long
Pearl Tooth Soap and use both morning and
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NplyonD. Jeweler. IA Main
National Republican., 1888-02-25
THE COURT RECORD.

Court in General Tctm-Chief Justice Bing.
ham nnd Justices james and Cox.--Birber
X Ross vs. green: argued and submitted.
Circuit Court. Division No. l,-jlstice Hs--
nsr.-Etench Va. Morton: plaintiff failed TO
%as mHH cnS xxi c" We saSEs nd s
mtnt from below Affirmed. Horner ~ Co. vs..
Gleason; verdict for ogi, ndant. Cook VS.. Kcl-
lgg; referred TO j. J. Darlington. J., Robinson,
and IL. L. Davis, a. referees to try the case
Circuit Court. Division No 2,--jus,ice Mer.
rick Mccain VS.. Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road tomranE: verdict for Plaintiff for $3.50.
MCCann vs., WaggamaD: verdict for plainin
for | cent damages. BurrdHrfvs. Cipgaa;
jury impnnelled aud rtspited until Monday.
Equity CGurt-JIsltCe COS.-Slansbury VS..
isng!ehssiti; stider tine to answer tXended thirty
Confined and distribution ordered. Paine IS.
Paine; decree OF Sept. IA for sale set aside.
King & vs., Hangs gi payment by trustees to Ellen
suspension Of injunction vacated and time en-
larged till Monday next. Meoy VS.. Central
National Bank; leave TO file petition tor vacat.
ing decree granted.
Probate Conrt-Justice Coz Estate OF Lydia
3. Button; order Of publication returnab,e
March l6 issued Estate of Joseph Brooks; pc.
tition OF George !. Hill to refer q statement of
account to examiner Estate OF Weltha A. En-.
mons; cause continued one week. Estate OF
Robert T.. shaw: cause continued one week.
Estate OF Lorenzo d. Merchant: will admitted
bond. $1,000 Es ate OF Lizzie NJ. Adams; order
TO sell personally at private sale. Estate of
Geo B. Emory; will admitted to probate'and
letters TO Matilda W. Emory; bond. sli00O.
Estate OF James D0naldson; appraisers APP
pointed. Estate Of Myron l.. n. Howell; let.
ters Of administration to Libbic A. Howell;
bond, 81 ,0C0. Estate OF Mary 8. Norman; codi.
Gil proponnded as a will admitted TO probate.
Estate of Thomas l.. Hume: administrators
ordered to pay counsel fees. Estate of Cora l..
b. Mercer; executors.bond approved. Estate
Of Maria Berry; final account passed. Estate
of Peter Fegan; first account passed. Estate
of Vim. =. Johnson; order Of distribution
granted. Estate OF Gustav Weigle; first account
pass ed. In re Thomas Simons. minor; first
account of guardian passed.
Criminal Court - Justice Montgomety -
George Blackley.. Douglas Gordon, and jshp
Rufin, HOUSEKEEPING; verdict, Blackley
guilty and others not guilty; Blackley was re-
leased on $1,000 hill pendiug motion for new
tIial. James Wes!. Fred. Tyler, and Asbury
Lylcs, appeal from police court for lar3eny;
iecogDi2apce forfeited; bcncn warrant issued
and returned cepi. Robert Ehcne, convicted
of assault with intent to kill: motion for new
trial and n,re't of Judgment fled. Thomas
Gather and VIM Grey. horse stealing. Fran
els HiIg. cmbezzlemtn mt: nolt pressed. Ellen
Coleman. keeping bawdy house: pleaded
guilty. and sentence suspended during good
behal icr. Charles Jones, hoUsebredking; re-
leased on 5000 bali. ArragnmsuLs ald sell
tences to-day.
National Republican., 1888-02-25
HuMANE EDUCATION
Promoted by Juvenile Temples and
Bands of Mercy.

Washington Juvenile Temple No. 8, in Wash.
ington Hall, bad an entertaining and instruc'
tive session yesterday afternoon, Chief Temp
lar Willie Pierce presiding. supt. Miss Martin
and assistants, the Misses Thompson and Muir
ray, had an unusually busy and pleasant time
with their little folk, Eight candidates were
initiated, the impressive illustrated lecture
being given, aud twenty-one new propositions
were received. In the good of the order, con-
ducted by Miss Mamie Kalstrom, recitations
were given by Brother J. Pierce, Nellie Bishop,
of Undine Temple. qqd Chief 1emplar Harri-
son, OF Clements Lodge; readings were given
by Willie Mahoney and Victoria Lanham:
vocal solos were rendered by Anita Pope Bes-
sic stale, piano solo by Sister Mamie Bishop
Of Undine Tepple, and remarks by Past
Grand Chief Ra1stTOm, whoeXtcnded an inyi-
tetion to attend an open meeting TO be held by
Clements Lodge on the Sth proximo.
AT the conclusion OF miscellaneous business
the grand superintendent addressed the tenn.
pie briefly on the subject of Bands OF Mercy
and the natural relation II had to juvenile
templary, and, on recommendation of the
superintendent, the members voted to form a
hand ard subscribed TO the pledge Of this new
order OF ohivalIy, as follows: "a will try to be
Kind TO all harmless living creatures, aud try
TO protect them from cruel usage" The name
sunshine" was given to this new ofgJnizI-
tion, Willie Pierce made president, aud Veto
ria IHnham secretary,
National Republican., 1888-02-25
QUICK handling or FREIGHT.
Reducing Expenses Of transportation
and ReIiesInE CItizeps.

The commissioners, in a letter to Senator
Riddleberecr, approved Senate bill 1850, TO in
corporate the Georgetown Bridge, Dock, E!e-
vator, and Railway Company. They favor the
bill and say that, "by means Of 1t, the expense
attending the transportation Of merchandise
from remote depots. aud whichnow so burdens
our either 8, will be avoided, and very i'm
portant facilities for the easy and prompt de-
livery of Height win be afforded. The com
missiopers would suggest that the language OF
the claim granting TO the ineorporators tho
privilege Of extending the tracks Of their rail.
way should be so amended as to CoDtlne such
privileges 70 streets along or near the streets
over which the bill grants them the right to
construct such railway" They have no
doubt that this is the intention OF the bill and
that In the hands of the present corporation
that intention will not be deviated from, but
they think that it is safest to make the charter
plain 80 asto admit Of no chance of abuse Of the
privilege granted" They suggest an assess.
ment OF per cent annually from the COM
pany's gross receipts. They als) ask for
The same powers Of restriction over this road
as they do in all the railroad bills reported on
by them, as also the approval by them of the
motive power to he used
National Republican., 1888-02-25
Tl8 Only Remedy
80.
Contagious Blood F0isOn.

Mr.. u. u Ador,s. rnirr, South CAROLINA,
writes " wus ul'iirird With TERRIBLE cast
Uf hlnuh poison for uhOnt 'hiitccn months
Various ElndS"f remedies. hut received NO
substantial rrlicI | huailN tr.'i the swift
Specific. eni ghpIt inIr bottles cured me
Col. H. II. Kicspr, editor aud proprietor Of
Tie or"lika; A'a. ?tmrS' uniyr dh'" OF
a Young man through mdisrrcilnn, con.
tyIrted II dlscas" which has stuck To
~" sI' .N SH" WIN nic us "f ss so Ss"rS SS 10
advertised the S. 5. $. il ~, pap"r Cor .eyerSii
years, | concluded / would ny II 20 see u
there was any efficacy in the medicine.
commenced using II according to directions
and used half dozen bottles, was one, at
way station aud, getting left, walked the
seven llles ani lave never iclt any return
of the Old n'niahy. Attcr experiencing the
thcrtsult. am siNtyciglt wears of age anu
feel NOW like young man and can 20 10
hr Gase wh"u ed",sny aI sni u. nnt ,f1 ,nnan nn
vrniencc. / send y"u TINS without sollcita'
ton. .- ,,,-,-
uninr date 81 June ~ iSs.. " rites II deem
II NV duty To thank Anh for the cure re-
rriNed from Your excellent mruiSlne' con
trnCt"f a very severe cnse ut blood poison
ing about two wears ago. Hearing OF your
medicine. went to drug store. The pro.
ir"rarntl"u ~ his "wn, which he said was
Il slir" care. used six BOTTLES of his stun
and grew worse UlI the tlTlr. Al last got
isg'isteI aud deSgnired OF n cure met y
friend VINO tud me that your medicine had
cured hn. ! went To- the same urnggist
again and demanted your medicine he re.
MrtpntIy solh me twelve bottles, AMI am
now perfect" cured. ! write this for the
l'neht Of >nrereiA, in pre,elit Their being
deceived hy false rCprr>p >pnt1tOnS, thank
Nou again for the ben.ht derived from your
medicine"
Dr.J. " Cheney, q prominent rhy1'clan,
residing IN E,laNil'", S"hicN County, Gcorgln,
iu letter rrrudnting tn" intHllble success
h" has in curing contagious blood poison
Eases in his extensive practice, writes:
"ThOsr who know the almost inevitable.
permanently dangerous effects uf mercury
win welcome yuuf discovery Of $. \ s. as u
Iuun 10 humanity. The medical Profession,
always wary Of proprietary medicines, Is
coming slowly, and IN som" cases secretly
to the use If S. S. $. In cases Of blood dis
order. or course q medicine thht cures
poisoning IN lis worst form must purify the
tiuUd ufrV'ry disorder
Treatise Uh blnud nnd ska Diseases mh1eu
fee, lnE SWIFT SpEUlFiC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
National Republican., 1888-02-25
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS.
distractions to the Collector as to
Applying TIE Fund.


The commissioners yesterday made the fol-
lowing order:
That the collector Of taxes Is authorized ana
directed in all cases where special assess.
ments are mBde Tor work done under the COM
pulsory permit syttenl to apply all or SO much
as may he necessary Ofany preliminary deposit
that may have been made ON account OF the
ritk embraced In such special assessment TO
the tRtisiaCtiOD Of such special assessment,
upon bills certified by he chief otthe special as.
sessmcni division. and refund to the dcpositOr
any excess OF the amount OiSt Il GepOSit that
may remain over aud above the amount OF the
special assessment. That 10 all CASes where
the amount of the GtpCsit Is lass than the
amount OF the special asst sSmcnt the entire
amount of such deposit shall be applied to
the special assessment aud credited therein as
apariial payment.
That III casos where the amOuut of the de-
post mas been paid ~ the collector 10 the
superintendent oil streets the amount of such
deposit shall be certilcd by the collector TO
the chief Of the special division, who shah
credit such amount upon the special assess
ment rs may be necessary to satisfy the same
ard report 30 the collector the amount Of any
balance that may remain due 10 the depositor
National Republican., 1888-02-25
Frederick Douglass.

The Bethel Literary have comn!eted ar
Judgements for celebrating the 7.st birthday
ofMr F'rdciS Douglass. Tuesday evening,
Feb. ?S, ~ Ghv Ma1 ,po ii:an 4. NJ. f. Church,
street mtMera g!t2 nth and sixteenth.
Atm'ssinn wtihC ave, .: cordial invita-
l'cn cN; ended pNLNh N.fi pub. ic. Seven
gentlemen w.I Ni,' i'i.I Ito speeches;
'hiilien froGttan '.,.,' ,'t''ls will sing a
srcctiEg.s sciH"ttpl' '.t t' glassi writ
inEs anu sprcCiIta y II linilS frCm
the Highland aTt'AI D.. 'nE A. ic by the
AmateE: GIge Cl.' - - - 1e grand
choir ot the r'.Irva, itI -, / ct, and
lria. 'AuHi targ SYNu, - ence on
theRltiysiCi Nr .':,I y.
SCc~Ci. OAiS AsS:I,t ,,iI pc. bottle.
S!pr,> PiN,nacy ;ic ,'r -, rteenth street
;nl NJ,v IDi cav tni'r.
National Republican., 1888-02-25
Property Sold for Taxes.

About s2Q,OC0 worth o.. property has been
sold BY the District for taxes. This property
was that in which the First NaLioGsl Bank of
New York heldliens rorspecisl Improvement.
The principal buyers were NJ. b. Goranl. j. G.
Slater,P. ). Smith, W. York Alice, VIM. Tur.
ner, and X. II. Mar'hGll, Persons whose prop,
erty was solo will have two years in whlchto
redeem it at 10 per cent. on the amount for
which II was sOld. There will be more prop
erty of this character sold ut some future time,
due notice of which will be given through the
lappTk
National Republican., 1888-02-25
Sentence Suspended During Good He
hGyipr,

Assistant District Attorney Lipscomb, in the
criminal court yesterday, called Justice Mont
gomery's attention to the Case Of Ellen Cole
man, colored, charged with keeping bawdy
house. She had been convicted In the police
court and sentenced 10 the jail for six months.
She took an appeal, Dut, having no bond, has
lain in Jail four months waiting tnal. Mr.,
LipsCcmb moved that she be allowed to plead
guilty ana that sentence be suspended during
her good behavior, and It was so ordered.
National Republican., 1888-02-25
lhree Ynnn: Y hIeNes.

ia II ; crmina, G,i;t Yesterday James West,
II i Tyler, ana Aibury Lyles, three small col
ored boys under l. years of age, were brought
in on bench warrant. They were charged
with the larceny Of twenty-nine books. valued
at ~ cents each, from the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad { ompauy in october last, and their
case had been brought up from the police court
on ap,e'l. When called they did not answer;
and tfeputy marshal brought them in. jus.
,iCe Montgomery said they We're TOO small TO be
locked up, and released them on their former
Nord Of 5000. The forfeiture was set aside.
National Republican., 1888-02-25
INDICTED FOR CRIME.
True Bills Presented by the Grand
,Jurv.

July.
The grand jury yesterday returned true bills
as follows: Henry Williams, alias James Will
son. for breaking into the house OF John d.
Croissant Oh Jan. 2s last, and stealing a clock
and brush valued at $3.50. Daniel Hart and
Daniel Long, grand larceny in entering the
store of VIM. II. Michael on Feb. 3, and steal
ing tobacco, cigars, cigarettes, and meat
valued OF about $50. James Johnson, assault
with intent to kill Lewis Washington on Jan.
Z, 1883. John Matthews, assault with intent to
ford, alias Stanford petit larceny Second
oflcfse) in stealing SIS from Eliza Qualls on
JSn. -, 1858. VIM. Chew, assault with intent
to Nil Thomas Bowie on fco. l2 George C.
DOugherty, two indictments for violating Sec
lion ii03 OF the Revised Statues of the United
States by stealing postal notes rom the Office
OF the sixth auditor on Jan. IL, 1855. The
grand Jury ignored the charges against Emma
smo'hrrs for larceny, and Joseph Carroll.
alias lose Dh Carter, Tor houtrbieGking.
National Republican., 1888-02-25
Meeting of HartwelI Union.

The regular meeting of IIartw well Union, W. C.
T. u, was held Monday evening last at NJ.
Grant place, Mrs. Mary f. McPherson presid.
ing and Miss Wilson officiating as secretary.
An interesting discussion was participated In
DR.. Fiole Stanford, DR.. Caroline b. Winslow,
Mrs. Emmeline @. Tyson, of New London,
Conn, and MIS-. Linda W. Slaughter, of Bis.
maIck, Oak. Miss Cba>e, District sIperlnten-
dent OF work among soldiers and sailors, made
report OF the progress of her WORK. Miss
Lewis presented 10 the union with appropriate
remarks, a fine crayOn portrait Oi The late Mrs.
Rosa L. HsItwell, the organizer OF the union,
and the gilt Of her son George.
National Republican., 1888-02-25
co BACK ON A FRIEND

M ~ TN VV NdfOFN WV n NJ EEN II
~ which you've always found worthy of
confidence, Yon cannot, therefore, afford to
forget Bensons Plaster when seeking a re.
liable, prompt, and never-failing remedy for
aches and pains Of every description, such as
hoaneness, sore throat, chest pains, torpid
liver, Cgue cake, weak back, kidney disease,
rheumatism, &c. Benson's Plasters are neat,
non.irritating, always handy, and easy OF APP
picat!or. They are inexpensive, will keep in
any climate, and are always seasonGble. They
mlly meet all the requirements OF n household
remedy, and should always be kept for emer.
gencics. Bensou's P.asters are sold by first
clsss druggists and medicine dealers every.
NJ LNIn.
National Republican., 1888-02-25
Interstate Commerce.

The investigation in the matter OF the inland
transportation OF immigrants from the port Of
New York and the hearing of the case OF James
z. savfry Il Co. against the trunk lines Sc. for
Feb. ], 1888, at room a.. United States court
house. New York city have been postponed
by the commission 10 Feb IS, 1883, al the same
place
National Republican., 1888-02-25
Heavy namnges Claimed.

W. J. Aiken, by his attorney, jus. Mathews,
yesterday entered sut against the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company for $1,000
damages alleged 10 have been sustained in
premises iGI, 800, iIl and Az street south
west, 10y reason ui the noise elnGnating from
the COmpany's shops near by, aud SIN Ikc,
cindtrs, sc, from passing locomotives, Pclor
TO the location Of these shops at this point
plHinlin claims Ia have received slOO rent per
month IRON this property and now only $40.
National Republican., 1888-02-25
Interstate Commerce Decisions.

The interstate commerce commission yester
day rendered an opinion in favor Of the COM
plainaDts Ia the case OF Riddle, Dean d Co.
against the New York, Pennsylvania aud Ohio
Railroad Company and the Pittsburg and Lake
this case charged the railroad companies with
refusing TO furnish coal cars upon requisition,
withdrawal Of Joint tariff, and advancing rates
without legal nOLice.
National Republican., 1888-02-25


pltal having every com.
fort, the latest medical
appliances, AMI a corps of
celebrated physicians, Is
to be erected in this city.
A large plot of ground
Just on the outskirts has
hecn obtained, and most
of { h Q arrangements
made, architects plan
submitted and accepted.
&c, The estimated cost
's $3.50, 900, aad the entire
sum IL donated by the
scotch Oats Essence Com
'pany, OF New York,
whose remedy is to be
nloua ,tSpd In a. This
National Republican., 1888-02-25

lis Dellcacy of Flavor ana the efficacy Of its
action have rendered the famous liquii fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, immensely popular. II
clesnseS and tones UP the clogged and ieverlsn
system; dispels headaches, colds, and levers;
the many ills depending on q weak or iu-
active condition of the Kidneys, Liver aud
Bowels. For sale in 80 cent and VI bottles by
all leading druggists. Manufactured only by
the California Fig syrup Company, San Fran.
cisco Cal