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EVEN KELLY GEYS DEi< Ma.
Boston BssebaiIists Fined BY the
Club fsr Errors.

HosToN. Aug when the Boston base
bali players sent 10 draw paw "Wednesday
{ - fne imposed on Hornuug MAS Gedur-
ted itom his SALARY. He protested in
language that Manager NORTH thought i'm
proper. and was suspended Tor one day
lie resumed bis position Thursday after.
noon
n J, Kelly. tintsi k25 for drunkenness. had
dciiueted from hIs pay also tns aga0uat oi
his salary for ths two days he was In
,aYaciisfed from playing in thai city Ou
account Of drink. he also Protested in
hash terms, and has nos been seen since.
Ugly ramoFs hafe been afiaas shout his
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Roar r0KNsEsp. Aa9 at Is FumogWt
THAI the worthy sheriff ~ jefferson eoa1fs
Invested snaFs o. less n wina last egszslug
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bet That j. ~ sag TIA. the sheriff sug the
wager be made bus ii sa8e nuseeauBiaele
s8AAAef was Osls 81 pocket sfief Winning
* Hsnee tbs vice
Steamer Ge1. " Ei4aF arr scti from Alas
la ports yesterday efaadcA with iossri 4
aad I,Fe'.eded up ahe SQUAD this mosBigss
Mr.. james Jones has been spfsalaiea
manager nBd " l'ssiK gfue SECRETARY af
The Port Towusepd Transportation com
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MMERCIAI..


sEkFFLE. Friday. aug. 3
Besinx tire past a hours freight receives.
10 rsafste iurlassssi ne following. ! hide.
2 boxes haftsf, hfS. YEAS, = cases eggs.
y bssxes aep5rs- sacks peas. les sacks
spusis. tesez chickens. Il boxes spuss. ]
buii I sfsisiaa. Il rSss. : calves. - tazes
f.iarss, - sasks Nhcat. @ei sacks a9ur
~HiF4kA r. ~-DarIng tnr past - k0nrt
fselEat has been shipped ffem Seattle 10
Ssse following qsRasit4ss FANNIE LAKE ~
tons. Eliza AnaeFson ! tef- Washington
~. tons. Q9fneF = tons. Adaras tons.
Glide IL taaas. Clara Brown ;ga. Augusta
sSss sirElxaa ] ton. tmztiaia - tons
iaeiaolGg ear igtabs aud cars isths.
idaho - saHs Hayward taslF. Alaskan 9
iSaz. =. = q. 4. - tons. 6. 4 Z. : K r.
~ tons. ifiai - tons.
Steamer Premier brought in among othet
merchandise 1905 nizfs % rice csassgaed To
So fstes4.S
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Tho Cits's Finances staSo Tor iies-
isn-A Divorce salt.

lyn-A Divorce salt.
TACOMA. Avg & Following &. q slate.
ment OF The apaHylai ceaailiua ~ tsv cifv
and SUMMARY os the Transactions duriaE
July, ~ prepared by
cary ctNaR sHAbE
warrants outstanding Jgty snlF Sc
Issued during July SM1 az
Total ss&Gg q.
Warrants re,ieemea daring Sally siAio "a
Warrants outstanding ta.sle a
Cash ON hand Ans l ISLES ~
Total ind'tan'ss on all fends 5 20 q
slQo ny fEaHaeaFE
Matter J. Thompson o. t.ay iricr-spht-l
500 10 The EoSiyn faua ffem Milwaukee
This makes : total 81 siAN toi ksgf,aau
Of the e,sanliiicV stated TODAY that fr,tfn
fs0p 10 500 fNNre raulN have txcn l.aisccles
hat the eoNmlsfCe Thought tlo arsanMi
sccured Was as msfh AZ oNeat ~ h. eNpey
ted from this ellis
WANTS p5VoEeg
Helen r Hicks has eici rsiiiiea Ter
divorce from her hushaa&, ;. , Hicks
The contfssie, charsvs nysieei ard cruel
and sakeusa8 tfrAfmrut ThcN were mar
RED IN Saa franrisco ia Maria, lS-i. an8
hasc hxesi together uHtH = hgs Sear sgs.
Fiyv chfklren were hora ~ them, John ,.
ttAtk-. ~. NNAf~ w hAN " +ss M Il NasfNs
uesrn ~, l. ytarS; fred e. z wears, aad
WortheH Aekcrssaa. tNrsrS. The complaint
alleges thst bee hashaaA has tr-&ieG her
with great efoeltys has usaf eieiciii- Ahis-
I've and eitkcene iaasusss tsFs ard hrr. has
been the companion q icwG Watsica, ami
that she tssssp plHirauil II noa saacrus
ffssau the effects ~ eiSraSr which hr c1u-
frActsi Isl 80 dNanE she asss taf tsr Cgs
sots al the chsldrea.
The isHcsAin Republican Climb be'i an
enthusiastic MVutiIte iosnishs aiths hcc'
naen's nssssaS A uaszltsE ei ,gss-clrs were
nsaslr Asa samlaiep soGys snut srNsfa5
new fae5ifesS Us ~ ssA,ct ~ the HIST
buckley Lumber Company.
TACOMA Aue ft Articles 90 iueeFNAf-
atian ~ sae buckley tesaissr NnnpanF
Meru f3sssl Ia taae ausliiaa WsflcC tal. atr'f
neon The caall&lN wtN }ER1a @rttra
insns-eF nsd shiS llns Hs fes teua az Enrk
hey, GA 4hv cascade atg sisH ai saf Ne1ti
en- Pacific l3E ;rus1es fgr tar nrsi stA
anHlhs an ~ i.1n'aeg. Aa' aldfe
wsekessgara. q n Nalalet5n. }ela a.
leurssd ssa aIc7ris fsfiur
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TORN TO rIEGEs.
A Cfsii Engineer Killed by Fiyiss
Rocks Prom . fllast.

TACOMA. Agg .a..-Jaf1es - Lawson,
from Alabama. q Southern Pacific railroad
civil engineer. was killed ai Carbon Hi
coal infsiea few days age. he was pass
Ing hiasi In the rocks. nat knowing 81
his peril. Friends cried 10 lsim 10 beware
He efept beneath the rocks near the blast
which al instant later TORI him "a pieces
superintendent Davis, 81 The mines, was
- The Tacoma last night, aud said fha,
iawsnn WAS buried day before yesterday
IT EArbonado lawson Is said 10 have been
= splendid fellow. His family was to have
Joined him her. NafN siali
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WHO Has sEKs iliH S-Nrs = =. West.
living AZ the eataer OF second aid Lenara
streets. reported to Chief Of Polseu Mitchell,
iasf egeaiag that her S-yeEFold son had
stfagesi aNay from home AZ 3 o clock yes
,eniay mDraiag and had aei SIN e been
sound. He has light complexion. aud
wore a blue sStls, hate cellar ami a blue
soft lzt Mr. Wet j. veFy much &gitated
over the disappearance Of the lit5ie boy
Ang Information concerning him may be
Jeff a. the Fgst-iSTELLse ESrgE ofiec or
go5nAl Anit aflag 10 the police.
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nS ASb AFTER July = ssss AMI
" u1ssl further ucsice. trains Viii rca
a. follows
10 sIIssx IN INTERMEDIATE FONTS.
I've Seattle AsH m. ART tsiaus2n I. ~ N
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Refuruizf<
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TO sSoaeSIsss ASR lsTrKxxrsSFE Fetssss
i-s Sssstsc ~ . N. zr Snaaenish y - n
Returning
E.v saeshosnssa nSss p m. Arseatsic SIS ess
10 SzzTx ) COWS. ESaS<. Efs<sxsxTxS rANES.
IA PARK, sESskg ASo KEITH
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krfarutsx
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issx a. seattle rs. q M and SD = IA
a dsflx. 81 daily exc<ss; Sssa0mr.
Trains cz.aaees ~ GiAsssa WITH stages for
Fails t'i1x. SsstsQus3sate Falls ard ifop
EaaCh. sns3 Al Nes3eE vita steamer sar
paiuss sf Lake NashinSfesl
NJ X JOINS W. J. JENNINGS.
Trasa Master. tssaeral Pass. Agent
w + Fsf7An>srff 1885,
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shippiag Interference.

PaEr Tos ssrNn. Aug. s.--sailea--British
bark sherwood
Pser l.eal8a, Aug. s.--salled- British
bark Holden
TAHp9sH. aug. 2--iiesseatins Retriever
passed IN, eioaay fresh west wind
sts Francisco. Aug s-tieastss, ship
Valley Forge. Nansiu4o- Departed. steamer
Mexico. Victoria. steamer Caigmbis. forl.
land sslp fRstaius, Posi- fog hsend
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ease ~ FarY & Scb4sc eaa g. j. Eeea en-
PinyIscnt ascats charged wish obtaining
iasssicy undvr false rre;eaScs, vas csajsn-
nfsi 81 lusttCo Ssasssf7sfe aeurt iast eKgR-
sax onNl tais utefriaE 10 IS alleged tss.
taeN engaged ,ncn 81 work ga tbs idaho
diftsign pt tbs NafiAerl Pacific. win thc
wls& Sadiwg ital g7ey wtrs Ga ~ uses A.
Tacoma bg sis aEaHt * tar rallrsal eaHn
psHy. The la. "a cana that they pa.ISa q
Nafa 90 tac vmr5eE iasat -cUts. = 81 thAf
when taos sui % tass;si.. iasy { lHG aa csc
fhyec to rcralrc rHssa sala tst't lhcs IS
ciaed sast ihee hs8 brpa co nd. esf A
warrant y ~ issgrt ,Bst Csraius tor l. "
iatic. GA i&g sarle cASrSr
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dice TO h.alaers.

4 IS EITsG or TaE EfsAR0oF PIEoT
sssasa 5ss.3tsFs rs tas D.zfsie; -
f'i't cs1ssas ,.lIt o. at 81 Bee II
NJ Bl sen. ~ Psst 4=s asa1fs, 40 sat
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- assak a. m Hsze { a'eEess p. "a. tur
ie f.flrfese u exa.lsissisig z.4 spFl3faas.
f'- fas licenses ga ssasF ssaits4f,-.f in
90 e.ssrzst- Z 1EiEHN.
s.rasislasls ~ a.,zrsi
! 6. szsSi Secretary iy-l ci4
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Tn Iaak ssalusy
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sApArs2t, Aur a-oue uile-Thc
ncrtns ti'lt svea, " m Ecu;arky Boy see
uua AHaas third time. lsEi
SIX farirpys Pa, kerpUf won. With
Bomp seee,8. sad Msflh third. time
i.lbe
TeebeFt waa tte Gfh rare. tne second
division ef tae fourth raee, f.cireiia sec
eua. facassfia s6ici; time. Is
Hurdle rsar- eue mie and = iurlang--
iuuz. brsfiita Wau. wiki Nulilgeur second
and fercs tlla! time. 2Nl's
The p~uoic Scnil Chsrspfonship.
SAEKraGA knG &-rhe double scuu
smpiuusAtp sacs. three miles between
i rsii..r and iia@m. and ssagdaaf ard Ne
Nav, far gg-o wa wuu ~ Gauaaur and
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My little girl was badly affected with
bloody dy-enierv for three constant
years. Ne employed hAlf-dozen Of
What is considered iirst-cisss medical
aid. but il proved no good She got 30
she could eat nothing. After eating n
bite Of anything the pain would strike
her stomach and she would have To
desisf We concluded that We would
rot be able 10 raise her Al last,
went to nr J. Eagene Jordan. stated
the case, leaving the Girl at home |
had not bit OF confidence in doctors,
bat did know Of apparently great
cares Of pr Jordan. Wei. my little
girl took tho medicine for one month
and has entirely recovered This was
seven months ago She IS now per-
fettiy we'll si@te this for the good
NJ others X +. SMITH
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-04
Eastern Echoes.

General Clinton B. Fisk and DIR. John
A. Brooks addressed an enthusiastic au.
dience at the Detroit ring last night.
Foster, the New York Produce Ex-
change swindler, is believed to be at To-
ronto, but as the police have received no
notification from New York as to his
ofense, they can do nothing.
Farmer G. M. Inman, of Pultney, VT,
filed his shotgun with slugs and went
out and shot Farmer Patrick Sennot to
death. This was the ending of line
fence quarrel OF years standing.
The $500 package of money which
disappeared from the National Bank OF
the Republic at New York Friday was
found on Tuesday. The bank officials
refused to say whether the money was
stolen or simply mislaid.
The law firm of Shipman, Barrow, La
ROGUE & Choate, of New York, on Mon
day sent to the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company certified check for $112 ,644. "a,
in settlement for the moneys which
James E. Bedell, their employee, OBJ
tanned from that company by means OF
bogus mortgages.
James G. Blaine arrived in Detroit on
Tuesday afternoon. He was met at the
depot by General Alger and committee
of the Michigan Club. There was NO
demonstration and Blaine was driven to
General Alger's house, and will be the
guest Of that gentleman during his stay
in Detroit.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-04
Monday, October 9Th.

Hon. Victor Montgomery, Major G. w.
Arbuckle, w. M. McFadden, Demo
cratic nominee for Assemblyman for
the Seventy Eighth District.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-04

Flour has advanced at Minneapolis
two dollars within two months, and it is
expected that it will touch ten dollars a
barrel. Charles A. Pillsbury, the head
of the largest milling firm in the world,
said on Tuesday We have had quite a
little squall in prices, but that is nothing
to the cyclone coming later on.
The annual meeting of the Clearing
House Association was held at New York
Tuesday. The exchanges for the year,
ended October l, 1888, amounted to
$50, 1863, 1856, ,600.21. Balances, same time,
81 $40. 1873 Splits. Total transactions.
$32, ,433, 1886, 1856 SO. Total transactions
since organization (thirty-five years., ,
1881 ,195, ,2SS, ,210.16.
A large number of new industries were
established in the South during the three
months ending September 3Oth, than
during either of the two previous quarters
of 1888. Among those were 80 cotton and
woolen mills, 10 electric works, 40 -four
and grist mills, 81 foundries and machine
shops, Is furnaces, 20 ice factories and
156 wood working establishments.
At st. Louis the annual parade of the
Yelled Prophets Tuesday night was wit
messed by more than an quarter Of a
million of people. The floats represented
scenes from Mother Goose and Esop's
fables, and the gorgeous display was
made hundred-fold more brilliant and
beautiful by being illuminated by over
10000 gas jets and electric lights in
various colored globes along the line OF
march. The parade was followed by a
grand dress ball at Merchants Hall,
which was brilliant affair.
There is a strong probability that Hon.
l.. P. Morton will be one of the distin-
tinguished visitors to arrive at Indian
apolis on the 11th inst. 1t is understood
that he promised several weeks ago to
visit Indiana during the campaign, and
that he will if possible make it convent
ent to be there the same day that Sena-
tor John Sherman, Mr.. Blaine, General
| Alger, Governor Oglesby and Foraker,
General Gibson and others are ex-
pected. Political meetings at all points
in the State, both Democratic and Re-
publican, are being more largely at
tended than in any previous campaign
in the history Of Indiana. Crowds Of
!, 1000 and 10000 assemble at little cross
road villages on two or three days. no.
tice. Perhaps no speaker in the State,
unless it is Tanner, is addressing more
people and larger crowds than Colonel
Wilson, the Democratic candidate for
Governor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-04

For the next fifteen days we viii offer every
garment in our stock at ANY PRICE to suit the
purchaser as we do not wish to carry single
garment of our present stock to our NEW
STORE, and in consequence of having such
short time to close, WE ARE DETERMINED
TO OFFER GOODS AT ANY PRICE, regard
less of cost. This is great chance, as our stock
is very complete.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-04
Fire and Grangers.

TULARE, October 2.-The Pacific Hotel
a two-story building, owned by Mrs.
Emiline Wallace, and the Delmonico
restaurant, a one-story frame building,
burned this evening. Loss about $3,-
500. Insurance nominal.
The sixteenth annual session of the
State Grange opened to-day. Worthy
Master w. L. Overhiser presiding. The
Worthy Master of Tulare Grange made
the address OF welcome, which was re-
sponded to by Worthy State Lecturer D.
Flint. Grange Hall is beautifully decor
ated and the session, which will probs-
bly, last week, promises to be unusually
interesting.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-04
Racing Results.


JEROME PARK, October 2.-The fall
meeting of the American Jockey Club
began here this afternoon under the
most favorable conditions. The track
was in splendid order.
Harper won, Swift second, Climax third !;
time, 1:0014.
Second race, three-quarters of mile
Millie Filly won, Hey-Dey second, In
vercauld Colt third time, :1S4.
Third race, one and three-quarters
miles-Prince Royal won, Tea Tray Sec
ond. Larchmont third; time, :1O14.
Fourth race, one and one-eighth mile
won, favor second, Daytime
2:031a. Two starters.
Fifth race, 400 yards-Ovid won in
:221a, Bess second, Banner Bearer
third.
One mile-Pontico won in AZ, Lafitte
second, Osceola third.
CINCINNATI, October 2.-The second
regular day for the Latonia fall meeting
was cold and raw. The track was slow
but the attendance was good.
First race, selling, six furlongs-Final-
ity won, John Gray second, Tom Nichols
third; time, :193d.
Second race. selling, five eighths mile
-Kermesse won, Bonnie King second,
Doubt third time, :3214.
Third race, selling, seven-eighths
mile-Consignee won, Sparkling second,
Winning Ways third; time, :051s.
Fourth race, handicap, one mile
Strideaway won, Dad second, Panama
third time, :461s.
Fifth race, maiden stakes, three
fourths mile-Spokane won, Sportsman
second. Adrienna third time. l .1S3L
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-04
CONSULTATION FREE.

Those who desire to consult with me in regard
20 sneir cases had better call at my office for
sible to do so, can write for copy of nv
Medical Treatise, containing list of Questions
NJ. HILTON WILLIAMS, M. D.,
HOLLENBECK BLOCK.
corner SECOND and Spring sts, Los Angeles.
once hours-S:30 A. \. to $50 P. \.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01
H,lo makes the skin white and clear.
Mind rIgcrS In Jackson. Miss.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Jackson, Miss, Now 3O.-lt has been
generally believed by many for some time
that there were several blind iigen' In
town nj which whisky was sold. The
police made a raid on two Of them today
and captured their contents, consisting ct
WHISTLES, beer, wine, etc. The parties
were WIN. Walmslcy and Buck Maum,
both white. They were arriigncd before
the Mayor and Nalmdcy was released on
bail Of $500 10 appear Monday. Maum IL
Hill In jail. The police have several
other suspicious establishments OF the
came kind under surveillance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01
HYlo has no equal for toilet use.
A F.oii.h business.

She had told him that she could be a
sister TO him only the night before, when
Bridget who was busting the parlor said.
Theresa little box on the manlcl, Miss
Lulu, with Tininy's name on Il.
what" exclaimed Miss Lula, "a box
with TaiTany's name on ~ Why show
IL 10 me-"
She carefully opened Il aud there lay
displayed a set Of brllianis that SGT her
heart afrc.
ooh. heavens" she exclaimed, land I
told him / would be q sister to him. How
foolish this sister business ISL
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Nature.

How beautifully systematic Is nature In
everything shc does. In the animate and
tho iranimatc world all u perfect system.
System IL the secret u natures success. so
Il il with the human body. Keep ~ system
In order aud all Is we'll What will keep II
In ordcr7 Manalin Try H. All druggists
keep H. Only 81 bottle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01

To those who arr suffering from
Coughs, Colds, chest Palms
Pneumonia. Rheumatism. SCI.
aiica and other pains - gene
mi nj this scuspn 1T the YEAR
such sufferers feel fir greater
Interest In HE.sov's PtAstrH,
n remedy which never iaiis To
afford prompt wlici when
faithfully aud iuiclllgcutly
used. 1his plaster has made a
reputation solely on IT. merits
A. a scientific remedy, com.
pounded on scientific principle
US chemists ~ undnuhicd
ability and integrity rat
aud Increasing popularity has
induced uuscriUuluus lmita.
tnr 10 put many inniulcnt
cnuntcficlts on the market
CAREFUL buyer always ak Tor
BENsoN's pLAsfEn and refuse
all Others
IA Ernd two cent stamp 20
seahufy q iunfssu n ilntt
street y. v. iuI d uupy Oi u
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liable household back
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01

"Mabel Appleton" the pet Of the late
Mr.. Tom Appleton Of Commonwealth
avenue, was taken Tuesday 20 Dr. Al Watts
and had four teeth extracted and the nails
OF her claws manicurCd. 90 Boston Paper.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01

The stern Of departing ierryboat Is
more polite than that Of other boats. IL
always returns bow. -Syrdciuc Chrisidn
Adr0cdif
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DrF c wEsrs Sravr tyD nnAH To ,rSrNr
srtartnircd spocIf" Tor fstcnl. Di,flncss '1f
ot. Pm tr.tlnn caused by the u.s. Of alcohol 90 ~
iScro Wlkrulnl I'd. Mcu4l Depression solemn
Il the brain r~.utinF in innniiy au1 leading q
,.,i.rrv drr.y ma I d~.th r.r.1atufr Oid Age Bar
fsnusss liss II pnwrt iu either seN Involuntary
it.sss and spcruatorrhon caused hf nvrrcNufilu1
n the brain. Fglf ahuss oT over Indulgence Etrn
os ruutnins one moath treatment sIslla boz
ufti1 b0tcs Tor 800 tgai by mail prepaid on 10
a, tot price
We Guarantee Six BoNea'
To cure any cas. with c.rb urlrf revived b. u
In ~ toxss arrntnpsnied with a. % We will ssn
lie purrhasgf our wilton guarantee h. friuui thi
money u the treatment lprs not effect ciifa
Guaniuires i-ucd only by John G. Wu.t 4 60,
noNdy a Go. Druggists sole AgcltA Main street
Nasf.s.tf9 Tom
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01

wurE teeth. sweet breath. q fragrant mouth,
There arr no charms surprising these.
Abroad. nj home, East, No.t. North, South,
please.
All those Who sozodoni apply
VIII have these charms take heed and try.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01
CAUTION

uswarr ~ Itand, a. my name AMI Tie ptice
are stamped uu the buttum ~ 40 my 1dNetunul
shnss tatsro leaving tho factory, Nhlrh VtUisct
tr gy,tsfs tH.tnat NNHh ptlrrH afd ntttlur Fuuds.
N dealer uu,rs ", T.. Douglas siwya ~ o. te-
durrI mice. 80 says hr has Uru Wliliuui nay huwe
AMI prize stamped un The bUltuu put hiln down -
fFauI.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01

Prevents controls aud Curus Consumption. To IN.
furr sucrrrs Insist on hkCfaOil JNO Z. BAKER
a 90. PHILADELPHIA.