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GRnlpaIgn shots.

Ftdur maniully for few morc days and
the rest will lie sweet and satisfactory.
Tux smiihsonians will rally tonight al
Rocco's corner, fernando and Cochran.
TngRE il said 10 he plot thiokening in
the Eighth ward 10 knife Mr. Mike Gar
win.
woRK but one-,hird ~ hard M the can.
didates and there's no doubt NJ 10 the re-
suit
JrDGE JIMMY HUNTER never woarics Of
working for Democracy. lie will be re-
warded.
DEMOCRATS, especially the younger
ones, fall into line for the great parade
Monday night
"BAny act" and bread and meat are
convenient institutions with those whose
Democracy is only upon the hairs end.
Mn. JoHs J. WELLER Is one Of the OH.
cient and earnest workers for the defeat
of a party whose policy he could not
champion, and bayely abandoned II.
CuigV RYAs, Of the fire department,
will supcrintend the boniirrs Monday
night. That means they will illuminate
the Arkansas shores and paralyzo th'
enemy.
Carr. q. T. O'IIAvER and J. Arch Nc
Carver are not liable 10 classification will
the sulkers. Ia II 20 with some Of thei
| friends? II not the defeated candidate
| aru not aware Of II.
WILL the German and Irish voters o
Shelby county applaud and reward Sway
back Wilson for his loud-mouthed boast
The chances aro two 10 one they will 70
bukc their Chicago brethren.
Tng Republican hordcs congregate dali
in the old Commercial hotel basement, 4
which hole the executive committee head
quarters OF that party have been removed
| Il IA In keeping with tho underground
work Of that party.
How ARK you, 200 Germans who blindl
follow the cause Of u. Buttenberg7 Tn
independent candidates managers have
wonderful imagination or an immons
quantity Of doublc-distillcd presumption
Some oil those signatures were baked,
appears.
Nm. BES HRsu ropudiates II. Butter
bcrgs baby act charge Of acting In ba
faith with him, but Ia willing 10 bear u
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THE TURF AND DIAMOND.
Races at Saratoga and Monmouth Park
Yesterday

Races at Saratoga and Monmouth Park
Yesterday.
SARATOGA, n. Y, July %. Tho results
Of the events today were.
First Race--flaSh stakes; half q mile
Starters: Fides, niablo, Heron, Calionte,
Princess Bowling, Seymour Braut, Juanita
colt, Blue Rock, Scryia, Reform lilly and
Isis, Princess Bowling won, Scrvia second,
Diablo third. Time 0.jO!.
Second Race-Milcand throc-sixtccnths
Starters: Bessie June, Brown Duke, Bonita,
Oasmun, Santalonc, kcrmcSsc aud Elmira.
Oarsman won, Bessie June second, Brown
Duke third. Time 2O5.
Third Race California stakes; one mile,
Starters: Nolante, Climax, Wary, Kingston,
pocatclla. Kentucky Ban. Kingston won,
Climax second, Nolantc third. Time
l:li.
Fourth Neutrality-suspicious. OF mile,
Starters: James \, Elgin, Dynamite
fstrlla, Little Minnie, Badge, Austrienne,
King Crab, Balslon, Clay stockton, Leon
tine, lelax. Badge won in 1910, lelaN
second, CLAY Stockton third.
Filth Rcc-AlIc aud seventy yards
Starters: Bronze Marie, Argo, Lcttie Wall,
l!roughton, Rod stone, Unique, Jennie
Mcfarland, Elyton Banjo. Banjo won
in Lao, Lottic Wall second, Jennie Me
Eurland third.
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Rncr. q, Monmouth rnr,s.

Lose BENNcn, y. j., July 20 Results
nj Monmouth parl; today:
First Race Three quarters Of mile
Starters Fred i, Chociaw, Bdtanic,
Brnii Grimaldi, Flnoy, Sho,oycr Lady
Primrose, Leather Stocking, Geraldine,
Flagclotta, l.acknvanua, Fit Away. Gn.
maldi won, Sholoycrsccond, ti,zny third.
1imc-l.l3i.
Second Race Optional stakes, three.
quarters ul mile. Starters Harrisburg
1ll Birncs, lirahcrin. Gfoomsmun, Gcr.
tie McCmly, Equ gc.ling, Little Hare.
foot, Maryac Sweet Avon, Gcnd'armc
Clarissa, Kate Wurd fliy Groomsmau
won, Clirissl second, lll barnes third.
Time -l:iG.
Third Race Trenton stakes; mile and
an eighth. Starters Minority colt, Mon
mouth, Locust, LATHE Jim, Jugiicr, Mir
aclc, Dcinultcr, Crusader, janet Murray
colt. Dciaultcr Won. Litilc jim second
Minority colt thin, Time l:51l.
Fourth Race The Naycsink handicap,
mile and half starters, Eurus, firrnzi,
Hclyidcrr. hamburg. lioal. Surinam, Con
nrmafl, The Bourbon. COnncmnrn won,
Fircnzi second, Furus third. Time .'i1i.
Fifth Rncc-Onc mile. Starters Iclic
hoe, Kaloollh. Goano, BcncdIcilnc, Val.
iant. Snow Drop, GoOdloc, King Idle, Joe
Ice. Stridcaway. Joe Lee won, Tclic Doc
gccond, Slrdcaway third. Time l:I2l
sixth acc-Sc,cn.cighths of mile.
Starters: Rowland, Mar,h Rcdon, Malaria
Grcnadicr, Luminary, Pisa Gclding.
Grpnadicr won. Malaria second, Rowland
third Time l:2p
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The few people who went out To witness
the game Of ball yesterday at Citizens
park we're treated to as holly contested
game ~ has been seen here this season.
Il was between the famous Eclipse and
the newly organized Athletics, the latter
being yiciors TO the tune OF TO !. The
Opposing batteries were. For the Eclipse,
Kcniroe and I,ayfcld, Athletics, Newman
and Ba,son. II WIS a battle Of pitchers,
Newman winning in't honors by striking
on, fourteen men aud allowing but three
scattering hits. Rcniroc struck out five
and was hit freely. Tho features Of the
gamc were the fine back stopping and
throwing Of Ba,son and a rcmarkablc run.
ming catch by williams, Of the Athletics.
Another game will DO played by the
same teams ON Saturday, July y, at Citi'
yons park. Game called ut 4 o'clock.
sharp. Admission. % cents; ladies, u
cents.
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The Convict Lease system.

From the Jackson Whig
The whole people are in a measure re.
sponsible for the curse Of the pcnitentiary
lease system, and should stir themselves
10 have Il abolished. The Democratic
party In Tennessee two year ago decided
agains, Il aud the Legislature decided that
IL ought 10 he abolished. Thoquesiion TO be
decided upon is what shall be done with
them. The Wing long ago showed that a
reasonable solution OF the question was 10
work them upon the public roads OF tho
State. In this way all competition with
free labor would bc avoided and the road
system Of the State could be placed in good
condition aud kept that way What say
the people and our contemporaries Of the
State press? This question should be
thoroughly ventilated before the meeting
OF the next Legislature.
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About O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Sergeant iiedrick was called to the levec
TO arrest two negroes for fighting.
Upon arriving at the scene he was in.
formed that the pugilisis had learned OF
his coming and left. lie was furnished a
description Of the negroes, the direction
they had gone, started out TO capture
them, and was partly successful.
At the corner OF Monroe and Third
streets he saw a man whom hc thought
corresponded with the description. and
placed him under arrest. Upon arrival nj
the station.house the negro gave his name
vs. Preston Wilson and his occupation as u
dray driver.
After he was locked up Gen. G. p. VI.
Turner, who was nj the station at the time,
called Scrgt Iledrick aside and said ho
believed that the negro was guilty Of a
bloody murder which occurred in n
Fort Pickering saloon six or seven
wears ago. The murdered mans
name was Bunch. At the time in
question Bunch was in the saloon drink
ing with several companions, among whom
was Wilson. The men were all pretty
much under the influence OF liquor, when
a dispute arose over some trivial matter.
Hot words gave way TO blows, during the
progress Of which knife was thrust
through Bunch's heart, killing him in
Etantly.
Officers arrived on the scene a few min
ulcs later and found negro In the saloon
named Ross with fresh blood stains on
his shirt. Ross claimed that he received
the stains in an encounter with another
party. lie was arrested, tried aud con.
vicicd Of the murder, his punishment be-
ing fixed at Imprisonment in the penitcn-
tiary for life. ON the witness stand Ross
protested his innocence and gave a de-
scripiion Of mulatto whom he said was
the real murderer. The description fur.
nishcd by Ross corresponds with Wilson
exactly, and from recent developments II
is believed that he was telling the truth.
Gen. Turner, who was the prosecuting
attorney at the time, has always been In
doubt IA 10 Ross guilt, and is inclined u
believe that Wilson il the guilty party
The matter will be thoroughly siiled by
the authorities
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Constipation

Demands prompt treatment. The re-
suits Of neglect may DO serious, Avoid
all harsh and drastic purgativcs, tho
tendency OF which Is TO weaken tho
bowels. Tho best remedy Is Ayers
Pills. Being purely vegetable, their
action is prompt and their effect always
beneficial. They are an admirable
Liver and Aftcr-dinner pill, and every
whore endorsed by the profession.
Ayers Pills are highly and univcr-
sally spoken Of by tho people about
here. make daily use of them in my
practice. - DIR, |. Il. Fowler, Bridge
port, Conn.
81 can recommend Ayers Pills above
NIL others, having long proved their
value rs n Cathartio Tor myself and
family. -. I, Hess, Leithsvillc, Pa.
"For several years Ayers Pills Lave
been used in my family. We lind them
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honor of his defeat And the Democratic
party will indorse thc act by showing But.
tenberg under, world without end, ON
Thurday next.
SwAyBAcK WnsoN's head is turned by
his experience at Chicago. There he ''sot
down at de table wild de white folks, got
shaved by Dutch barber and had my
shoes shined by lriShman." Swayback
found white Memphis bootblack Wcdncs.
day night who would shine his shoes, and
had the painful operation performed in
front of tho Peabody. At its close he
walked leisurely through the rotunda OF
the hotel and out side entrance. Sway
back was evidently working for fodder.
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Nauletlf

One reliable merchant in every town trib'
utary TO Memphis TO knock out all oomPG1'
tition by taking tho agency OF The Wofli.
renowned Straiton & Storms New. YORK
cigars and Gco. T.. Lies Il Co.'S celebrated
BuiIos. Your neighbor can't get the goods,
~ we will only sell 10 one merchant IN
each town. We solicit a sample order.
I. SANgIsoS 4 CO.,
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tenn.
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River kilograms.

rfTrsBuRg. Pa. July D. r. River b'
weather cloudy AMI warin.
NICKsBURG. Miss.. July @-Rivc' yNng
Arrived Arkansas city. g. louis, noon
EVANSVILLE Ind. July M-Noon. River !
feet Btcnths aud falling Weather clear aud cool
CINCINNATI, o, July ~ Noon. --Riycf u feet
4 inches and falling Weather clear Thctinom
e,rr a. Nlght-luvcr u icct Inch aud falling
Weather warm aud cloudy. Departed iArs Z
Drown New Orleans
LoUIsvILLK Ky. July -Noon-.Riyer on =
sand. with feet Inches IN the cAnal aud feet
inches on the falls. business iaif weather clcai
aud warm NlRht-Rivcr stationary. with feet
inches In the canal aud feet inches on the falls
Weather cloudy and prospect Of rain.
CAIRO H.. July M.-Ngon. - Arrived New
South, ohio q am city Of NictsbuH. hatcher
ain. ONO. Memphis. . an. Departed Gity o
Cairo, knuhc1 10 pm. Granite state, Memphis
midnight New south, ~ Louis AM. Ciiy Q
Vicksburg. - Louis, am, Ohio, Cincinnati,
an. River y icct inches and ialling Wentbe
gsg,. aud r,nusy. Slshi no arrivals 90 fcpaTi
urrs' River - feet inches and falling Wcatho
clear and hot.
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I,IEI,

MgACHAM- Thhrsiay morning July ~. lsv.
at II o'clock OF typhoid ictcf, Nh, hAHhA l..
MEACHAn.
Funeral services al her late residence, No. 2ii
Union street. this (fKiDANJ afternoon at hoclock'
LuEIIRMAgs-A rH,licnco, No - Madison
street, Thursday afternoon July IN, ls'-, HtnnlhI.
aged ycau, 10 month"; nnl ~ nh)A )vuhscst s'h
Ol Henry aud Louis inrhfmnnn'
Funeral will taxi place from residence thl.
VRIDAY1 afternoon A. O'Clock. Friends Of
tho family are invgid " attend
sALE-At KnoryiIlt. Tenn, THURSDAY morning
t,lv n isss ASA ii sAtE wife ~ the late John
N falo and m0,hef N Mr. a. W. Miller
Her remains will h. brought 10 this city for Inter
Inont Due notice Of funeral Will bo given.
cuURCIIfII,-Atiuta SPRING. Miss, 1hnrsiay
t,iv "a is.s Nfvsss sgri 3 months aud ~ days
infant son Of chsfU y. aud Katie lChism
| Churchill
Funeml will take pIaoo from residence, No p
tjnion street. this tPriDAYl afternoon. at 80
O'Clock. Friends Of ,ho iamilJ are Invited To al
| tend
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Effective Remedy

for constipation and indigestion, and
are never without them In tho house"
Moses Grouier Lowell, Mass,
81 have used Ayers Pills, for liver
troubles and indigestion, during many
years, aud have always found them
prompt aud efficient In their action
l.. n. Smith, Utica, n Y.
suffered from constipation which
assumed such an obstinate form that |
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bowels. Two boxes Of Ayers Pills cf-
fected u complete cure. u. Burke,
Saco, Me,
81 have used Ayers Pills for the past
thirty years and consider them AN in
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no better remedy for liver troubles,
and have always found them prompt
cure for dyspepsia. - James Quinn, ~
Middle ST., Hartford, Conn,
Having been troubled with cOstive-
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sons OF scden.ary habits, have tried
Ayers Pills, hoping FOR relief. | am
glad TO say that they have served me
better than any other medicine. l
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7. Jones, Oak st., Boston, Mass.
Ayers Pills,
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Sold 10y all Dealers In Medicine.
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brighton Enir.cs rodny.
NKw Yonx, July %. Brighton cntri,

NfN lONh, JulN 30 bllShlon VlI'n
for tomorrow.
fst Racc -Fivc.cighthS oi n mile George e,
Berthe " colt, nuhmv. STRIPPING, HIRAM hnru ll~
each. Melton tlaticr. commander The Duke oi
bourbon ~, IuuH Known, lruuum, ll3
second liicV -fiveCigh,hs Ot mile Portland,
Erhclrl lii Thcniuri, Nat Guulwlu, Change,
souvenir Minnie Jcut,, tlutiCc, Saludl, Alice ~
Thirl lnCc Three quarters of u mile. Nunshui
-. phlvsmnu ~, Abundance colt. Little silver
ius, lhbcitl Na,ct, Bonnie Harold ATTY Corn
starch, Eltputon llh
Fourth i,arr-Nilc AMI sixteenth Naywnrl
Harrisburg. Mollic TO- '1c litulN. Alamo. 'nrl
innl Ne Huxley. hunrn nVuyu. Charley Russell ~
kink, Leland George Nugu, Nousunsy, Top saw
YET W. nago w. Mar, Hamilton a.
fiith lAccHOno milo and % quarter loun.
Duke. 10 Hermitage geo. lvg NoNIugtnn, TO-
Lure Arnold, ~, kaN.lvr Ia. Sulnitvru. 30.
sixth iincv-ouc mile. Nwiri ilN Jim Glare
49, nurlrm ~, 10; lriulaurr loi Top saw Acr
lUE Lemon. % snmhyr Nt Luiihc o.
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EILIs-The friend aud aoqusinianoes Of q 3
and Annle Kills ar. invited 10 attend the iuporai
Of their only son. 0ropor O., from the family resi-.
denoc. No. i0i Third street ChclSca' THIS VrhipAD
morning AZ 10 o'cloct
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At Chicago Detroit, =; Chicago, ].
AT Boston Washington, 3; Boston, 4.
Al Cleveland IOuisyillc,3 3, Clcvcland,2.
Al Baltimore Louis, 7, Baltimore, l..
All MISUNDERSTANDING, KansasCity,7.
At Pi,tsburg ri,tsburg, 3, lndiannp.
oils, !.
Al New York-Ncw York, s; Philadcl.
phia, l.
Al Philadelphia Athletics, ~; Cincin'
matt, 2.
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shaImess in Arkansas.

special Dispatch TO Tie APPEAL
LrrLE ROCK, Ark, July 26.-Gcn
James X. ChalmsTs spoke here two houn
tonight for the Republican benefit
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FLAvoR your drinking water with ten to
twenty drops Angostura Bttors, and you
will avoid all danger OF the impurities which
unfortunately abound In our water supply.
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Dividend Notice.

MEnsANriLE BAsg ov MEsrHis
MEMPHIS, THsr. July w. wv
Al the regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of Directors Of this Bank held To-
day, n scmi.nnnunl cash dividend OF hvc
t5j per cent. was declared out OF the not
earnings OF the past six months, payable
on demand. q. II. RAisE, CASHIER.
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DisrRps after eating heartburn, sick head
ache aud indigestion are cured by Hoods
sarsaparilla. II also creates q good appetite.
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JUSTICE WILL CRY OUT.
HAS AN INNOCENT MAN BEEN sERv-
ING IN THE PENITENTIARYP

An Arrest on tho Simple Charge OF AS
sault and Battery Revives a Doubt
and Conviction in the Mind OF Gen.
Turner-Is the Prisoner a Murderer ?
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

While offering this, our GREAT saeri-
ficing Sale, our terms are strictly CASH.
No goods on appreciation. No goods OK
changed.
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usR Syrup Of Pruncs for constipation
For sale by all druggists.
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CnowS wash blue docs perfect work.
Give Il trial.
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Temw~ary reductions at Muliord'.
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NJ G. KERR

Having purchased the daily market Of the late
Jobu sayile, ig9 Main street. respectfully invite
OF cid patrons friends and the public scnsraiI 70
ali where thsy will tnd The most choice Of al
usAhl eta
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The balance Of our entire stock to DO
closed out In proportion.
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TnR Campaign Scarf has arrived.
THOMPSON 4 STEVENS,
No. go Second street.
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wedding presonu low at Muliord'a
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THE GREAT RED LETTER SALE

THE GREAT RED LETTER SALE
At THR
OAK HALL
CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
Our En,irc summer stock Must Do,
Cleared out at Les, Thsn finy:
Gents ON the Dollar.
The following proves our assertion:
500 Childrcn's Knee Pants l5c; formerly
soc and zoe.
500 Childrcn's all wool Suits 81; former
price -, ~ and 81.
A 10, Of Boys Blue Flannel long pants
Suits -. former price Sl2.
200 Mems Fancy Flannel Coats and Vests,
your choice 81.
A lot Of Mems Sccsuckcr Goats and Vests
only 81.
A lot Of Mems Striped Office Goats 2jc.
200 Mems all wool Cashmere Pants 81 and
$3.50; formerly 81 and -.
200 Mems all wool Cashmere Suits IS;
former prices $40 and SIS.
The balance Of our entire stock 10 he
/ closed out In proportion.
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OAK HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
ssi Main ~. Opp. odd Fellows Han.
SOL HALLE, PROPRIETOR
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-04

1t is the duty of the state to maintiin free
-s.ctari II schoo in the rural a.d spirsely
s=tt ed distric wsl a,Ia towns an "A thic KY
settles sections and 'h,t sue -ivison Of the
school money -h,ud be made as will furnish
the means of ucasion TO all Chi drsn in the
s,ate.
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Terms Of sSuhscriDStOn;
1sas copy, one year, Nv iaaii --..se
Du,e copy, six months, BY MALL. -. ~
epe copy. the months, by mail. W
SSesc ript:cns must be paid in advance
The AprsAL will he lie ivered to tn" citizens
carson at rs cents per week
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We favor the reduction Of the Treasury sur
plus b. the p p.yment Of pensi ms TO Union l.
diers their widows and orphans, the improve
me- { Of rive aud harbors, the building Of de-
fenses tor on ssi-c.'ass>, the cree ion of public
buiidings. tho creation Of navy, the puI chase
oi boud. and repeai II the iaternal revenue
laws iayiuy 10 accD
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Sore Ewes

| ~he eyes ere always in sympathy EiSis
| fia body, and afford an excellent indax
O "a condition. When the eyes becqnae
vsaf, and the lids inliamed and sorass3t
is an evidence that the system hu
| B. .ome disordered by Scrofula, for
| .lca Ayers SarsapaGilla is the bets
| E-own remedy.
sScrosula, which produced painful ~
la!lin&nol in my eyes, caused me much
suffering for number OF years. By ths
aaVlce oi q physician commenced taking
ayers Sacsa Iariila. After using thu
medicine g. short tiI2e l was completely
Cured +,
My eyes arc now in q splendid concN
ton. and / an as Wei and strong as even.
Mrs. William Gage, Concord, N. II.
Fof 9 number of years 1 was troubled
WITH humor i'll my eyes, and was unabh
to obtain any relief until l co1nnence6
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From childhood, and until witt, a few
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complaints. with beneficial resulta.
Ayers Sarsaparills, and consider it .
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Glover, Vt.
suffered for year with infamms-
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on the ball. depriving me of sight, and
causing great pain. After trying many
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ly induced to use Ayers Sarsaparilla
BY Taking
three bottles of this medicine have been
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I Bowen. Sugar Tree Ridge, Ohio.
Ny daughter, ten ye ITS old, was aff1ic1-
cd with Scrofulous Sore Eyes. During
ne last two years she never saw light d
any kind. Physicians of the highest
exerted their skill. but with NJ
permanent success. On the recommen-
ation of q friend purchased bottle a
\ ver'S Sarsaparilla, which my daughter
commenced taking. Before she had used
he third bottle her sight was restored
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TANKS" CASCADE HOUSE.
r. LEM EMF, Proprietor.
RATES: SI2 to $I4 per Week.

Boats Tree f"r Guests. Vehicles for
driving to adj AGENT Lakes. Good Camp.
ing grounds in the vicinity. jel2