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Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

Eeryy Draytoa was alwayE T1sp.csoE.s ef
-Tsrybo6y -zcere EiEazcif. II lsis 0vu sAort-
-ouangs ~ s9zI4 alwzys iay =, ths dooTs e
hss r4lzsborz be o3es ecld es EE4szyzry
locking. crozs sTsd p1p 20 oos q tnsss rsssgh-
se-x. O srsIlsx, rao ~As egyecaliY ess..stz.ac %
Essp TIE ysics BE pad .or s. . HsTc- Oos
rainy dsy & rszzzsc4 4 tes rssilsrs tYiss1s
wars iE tsss tab teasing tcs Ess1ser sboJs tss
pup, aad rr7rsy 20 81 sisa 10 ccsllsrss slsIss z
rs 20 tse yrse- &c g@a1 Tar -
SBoys," sala - saiIss-. II prc-ziss1 %
sesp tbs TTrscs ussgsss. s;4e4xst te2 Yoa. hszs
Draytsu l. goasg y ro~. WI ssa EIsz.
Ard gss s.z8 tc teI y9z Ez12oa. D-<yseai
Ho- r=s.sca wa i wa &c p&y yo. f2r tss.
pup~
-T2ez:y sziI.la's. yoz 6zrzae4 foSi yozi !
xDs. yea coul1aT KEEP st 20 y9sir1rt- ss
aass. Asos -sxa s.zs % e rizet - AID 's-I
s-x-y5,tY os .As-sss I ior3 51z-
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and that the last named was soon released,
while TIE other two re-zat1ed lo.4S n ca1-lv-
ity--a fact which raised unpleasant s1spi-
cie1s at the t11c. As The tzyo Awe Isai1ashsd
@ very res4ahls popular book flvI1fs thsl-
experience, we give Ae-s tlle aegcJIns Of Ar
Coibu-n es written % Tne IToCli:
Il was near 10 o'clock CT 6 ssez5.t<,fF1l rzoo2-
Hgat nigh. Sken ys cast nose - zE1ll1cnR >
Bold, and cur Et--1s -t2z s2or.e5' 6s7vn <As
rfver, acconpazi@5 By tke 1rzz1Yort 4. 2.
Hire. We qn.ecjy e-.-z.e5 aw1i.c G11 AR-
iShed soLruy bottle ot dry c2tawba which
some good friends ksd sez5 q board fer or
eornfe-t- We hsS as q sucai fItez1 sharp
Shooters f-o-a the T0-tT-szveztA 0E.e, Ezdsr
Capt Ward, Surgeon Davidsan, Ehn tug's
c-sB o< eight. f5ur psrvoEs ea rrel- --ey a
join tE elC regiments, e1d CTR party e1 T1-ree-
al Volunteers shc1A nere E7sn1.cn as e.
lustrats1g tho .s1sgar q TIA. army, ta-st
wce1 tse--eca volunteers ware called foS
tbs whoie regiment ssaegsed fe-wa-d- Com
pauy j was selectsd, AID stE there was 4
gsussslsto 20. FrnrrsAn Esrs thea Hnxxsed
ofE:: sftca1ta se-ze5 permission e Ire col-
ouel sra cEs actually ss4-a q Prezzs1an CT s.
t. hzs oaz1rE5s fer tie I-1rfsses-,s 4 Scizg en
rs ha-sz>sezs se<wscs. Ths b4rSss we-7
ccve-ei si.1 rsaErs es lar IL o-'io< % p-sss--
tfze sssg batzsea thsz: szt thc h1T Was
3e@-,-1 slx1cse c1seceE-a-y, ard 50 F-t On
CUTS }ocss.r. Ind TIE eds oS tzs hozt -grs
Quite er---sss3-
At usf1aighs We care fn sight CO Tfc1-s-
burg. azt ssaa afte- tes C5zfezssrzte rleks-s
on the LcTzzsaza s.zo-s be--zr 81 open Ere "a
uz Soon a rcsc1ss secs uY tran S3s r-sTy-
batSe-iez I3sre vas 2 -es<t @. zzca q Esz--.-
ins, tor Sas bsa%z z14g4s BE ssaa aims ~
clearly IS by s-213gh-, sud -hs logs PIP e
Cur exhaust Psps gre ample TTsz-Eas vAsa
w 49, t:ses .-aasS sesssss
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

GEN. SHERMAN AND THE DRUMEER BOY.
When the assault on Vicksburg on the 18th
Of May was etits height, and I was in front
near tie road, this lad caDs up 70 me
wounded aad bleeding, with a good, healthy
boys cry: ''Gen. Sherman, sendasozss cart
ridges toyCol. Malnberg; the men arenearly
al out.n ''What is the mater, my boyl'
They shot ne II the.ieg, sir; but can go 10
the hospital. Send the cartridges right
Gvvayn Even where we stood tie shots fell
thick / said l would attend to the cart
ridges and OFF he liInped. just before he dis
appeared ho turned and called Is loud as he
could, '|Caliber 81"
What arrestedrny attention then was, and
uha, renews my memory of the fact now IS,
that enc SO young carrying a musket ball
wound through his leg should have found his
way to me on that fatal spot and delivered
his message, not forgetting the very import
ant part even OF the calibar of the musZet,
81, which you know is an unusual one. I
warrant the boy has in him the elements OF
man.-Letter TO Secretary Stanton
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

The frzt baz1s t1z5 p2sssi EkxsiJuTg tn
tts cp-iaE CT ts82 ss9s 6oszlls o< g1ezrtzr
bats T2s assTsEai<Es 6: tbs short, hessT,
bsll szersd gun II Il =. Esseza b Turned and
e-s3 az aa7 zagisot aasvEtioo, almost p@F-
pe-s3sczIarlz, 4seeel-
z1erta-s sze ass4s .ac3asoT. il2nd ard SEA "a
fzx hack as si1e l-zsoFy of zssoslsrn military
vgzap1ns, 11z E-1xt2<- has ASse3 e-zrlcye1
CsiessszzzlsS, = tA-sw sscses iE=s2d cf balls.
Il l. rss-ss=s.l TIA J1.-a o< arc hers1sf szxsed
tss 1nc-rzr sz1as ~ Ter ysr * z.r-sS -.se Eng
issA. lbs xrz: ttz1sxszgaiy s-eezt-e u~e Il
tzis s-eapc= N rsceEt LINES ~Es G-zrfrz tss
Czs-zeaa wzr. ca Ioe ss1sr, 20 gard
agsss.ss shs tsa~y rscs1 & tss lnorsnr. Tia
host coz1ssr.s.z, & ish-.t1s ssvsss. viii aroes
ks.1.na-
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Tss oza0 1T wckssuaa-

4 Es=sp&[sFS cSyrssFep-a-ess q tie Iros
vrsszx cf Eas DEAD rlso hsd faIAza IL GA II
tie s.sc&.s ssezZsszae G. tns I-n:&n ss&sz4ls c1
fi>esaGrg
~FEzy a. IA az poszS.cas. so11s With
rzzases ErzzYssz - .szzsss@ sizl1 ez<aseas.lnS.
Ss5srs sssLA aos ezzt-s-.Sse Il i1s eaTsrs US,
rs-1y te &c. tzss a,ssgsy chz--> ~sssre =
ls-rss.sxsse-es ssss sfsz d. s@rGc.sy sssz sz5s.
81 gzzz ~ - s7ess az .yo-x<Ezi zzcs
VS. l24.s x ezsssrsIE<. 4Tes =. end ~ fair
- E-a@-z -zgs. ss.sss s-.-ss zz---I sza1I. Gs lad
to=zsa-. sx ..s2 .aAsssS ss.zs Ez.z.ra
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CooysI1S's q0TVZR.

Takine advantage OF the night hc-rs,
Coenskiu built Eizasslf a tower Of Tho loose
railroad ties. Learned IN backG7oots lore.
be knew hor 20 cazscl..l5 lha ggazyIire-1'i9reer
log cabin. Il a.--.l-g savoral highs, hs st
lsngth built t!.a tow CT 80 Rie1 tbag b climb
ing toT7ar, its gop he col.3d ac-uslly looS
over the COME Iai1Js p~~z&..3 .3ts. be could
see the-uer inside Jae 7s 3csis. Then taking
aim tllrs5lsg.I 5ha chi1zs OF the logs, ko could
nicls of tho enemy nan t9y Ez.g.
Ceo.ast1ina tower. l5s.lzsinx tTo Eigh above
the low bottom lands IL Yea oE kaeEsbyIT'-,
vas G picturesque oNSaco IL the baud
scaps. It was = terror 10 tle Col1e5 5erstas.
They conld Izcr uss tlreit glsjliezT a--aiIst it,
tha6 having brcn a4res6-s Clsllte s5lsncsd by
the UzliQn batteries. al they c2a1.d DO was
to Ere 1l-s-cet balls ct it, y~l2ica whistieil
around It's cQrceSs c. buried themselves
bsrEuteSsly II It's logs.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

"Yes,' Rad Uncis Eastus. II ~ bssn takin
brain food 10 Ter stilzulAss uly iIsssarJ, en-
It's wukln' sJlzt rats"
Il hope IL h2s worked s1Glcie1tly for yoa
70 remember. Uncls Eaztus. tszt yoa have
5Tsd rze sezsgfy-ivs csnls Tor over Tear
Yes, Eah. dat vss oas % 10 fJ.st thises
nBenbered: and 1es' ~ Szs gwlns rom ~
Ter pay % money | slso 'rsernbersa 6as
~nddes1. have ngi,lD isF tsr ouy 1. ooiilsa
vii Dat train food. Mls,ah or-iit. sza sr
great dlscoysry.--Tas as Epoca-
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A surhf rzt.ka

Dlzty Is r-za xssa g-teTazee Y-
writes szrscs ros far v15Ecx.sSu Or4sy Els
.z.1GzG.s frsagz5s-a eSozes sx1--sx. 5er-
rnSssad 70 Tsszi s1s glsls7- Hs kAEz5sa .ozz4s
Ee-Sz ss fssez8 Ses r~k- "a zers ssy
It's f-laza sEesza sasssi l'tgaY sf.er ls-ct5ak
+0bl D.zeY." - s-e-zlszed- i fEss4 -
wr=s14o Viz ;s2ga ssSssszscxs yss E&za-6
KS LsE:s- s7Hs>strx IA Dsgbyt Lee fsezs
sas ror5s n sszs-s szFo<- "HExs "a -
- p4p~rf ssaa t5-cy rs ;zy<r Haz
ig-ss4 ovss = @Asz. ~. Dlzey ~zlksi s~sr.
Try x~s fzesaA11zs q sas IFs1n and ssesl aszs-
zszt1ss- s=z. Ss-4sa iaS.sks 0szty. 80 ~2s
&c i4s oozzati-ss Sa-1 Ei-a. al g.T~s k4sz =
S-zf: Z y. g. r-zSs.s.gsss ....zs..s. lS.s-.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

HoISTISG THE STARS ASD STRIPES.
after his arrival (half-past III the Union
stars and stripes floated gloriouSly from its
dome. For over two years the old flag had
becn absent from Vicksourg.
A poet, Dr. Blythe, wrote Of the glad
event:
Ger sea waves beating on tho shore,
'Bove tlIunder5, winds and storm clouds o'er,
Ger cataract il headl2DS rear,
High, high it towers
Der ell the b-eastwori1s and the noats,
The starry fig in triumph floats.
And heroes thunder from their throatS:
EicksbUrg Is ouI5.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

At last. Lay =. T. at ordered general
sttack bvlaud and v -e- ADMIRAL Forters
flest poured shot aud shelf iEto Vicssbars
froza tee ws-tc- durll4, tie forenoon. lt Was
an caol4lliae- da5 80 tue Inhabitants 81 tha
to7s. Snel-s t70sa Grzliy aRd aaes AXE weLIs
ssrle-zlCs JAroaZa tie ar, bury sag Ehers-
se.eS - t-ao 10 < SD II ske ~ "a. Finally
O s,.os frosu. tbs [. .-Iaa EEnbait Mound City
struck Vhistiiag D4ck sqc2iefy azs4 ended
lyt ,,arP.-.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

'T say. Harrison. d,ut YOU think that fell
low Bjones Is very brZhtl | Wonder where
De gets ali the good things he says7
'Brighti HIM hs ought 70 ba bright
He's proof reader for fHsGauY Fhoxa When
ever you hear Bone say good thing. just
watch Phunay Pnoxe ths next week. T5oa
you'n know whers he gets bis wiLn--dar-
per's Baz.Ir
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

at this point. The
for5 was sadly in
the way Of the
Union advance.
Protected by its
elnbrasures, sharp
shooters could pick
of every man that
showed himself out
side the rifle pits
below. At length
Brig. Gen. Andrew
Hickenlooper, Nc
Phersen's chief en-
gineer, formed the
bold plan Of blow
ing the whole great
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A Figure OF Speech

Nnd Mother-And so you saw . little
~ baby, Etheli And what did Ii hook
eI-Oh, so funny, mamma IL was
n. outside; when it rolled up its eyes and
sd its little teeth. then l saw it was
so,r :. inside Guess black baby is just like
gooacream observation-disclosures Bulletin
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

Merriman-Most remafeable tdiu- ever
heard of YouU say So. too.
Graves-Indeadl y hat Is iti
Merrinan--I 'rlend of ussne got married tho
other day, ard there wssl a s.usle butter
dish AMONG tEe preagl.,z Judge.
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A BRAVE DRUMMER BOY.

Orion P. Howe, drummer in the Fifty fifth
Illinois Sne a citizen of Waulcegan, in that
state, was appointed naval cadet at Newport
on the recommendation Of Gen. ". T. Sher-
ngn. who CsYe the folloWinc reasoas:
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eyes usre sladdenod when bo returned 20 tbs
A MORThR eOAT.

On the r1Is and ini-8i WATTS during The
civil war 1nuca tlss was rDPo9 Of mortar
boats, 50 calisd These ye-e amply gun
boats carrying n u2orsar. Tins as a heavy
cannon. 50 EaEastl On accouzt-of its RESIN
bling ia. .shppe @au aEotnecarys 3 mortar.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

Ii the world knows that
Junius Henri Browne, IL
bert .. Richardson ard
AT. Colbu1, nsETEseper
coTespcndants. we're cap
t1FsS II stteE1 i5sga 2 to r1u
the batteries % iczs5uTg,
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AZ 10 -a,clock -na Iasaas1iezc. Dsr tee
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
An Earnest Appeal.


To the Editor OF The Appeal
sympathy is the handmade Of benevo.
lencc, and many are the kindly offices Of
love performed by her promptings.
Her touch opens the heart, and the hand
opens the purse and pours forth its treas
ures TO the destitute. Fountains OF tears
are unlocked, and fall like rain drops on a
parched land. Words OF gladness and Joy
emanate from heart full OF sympathy.
She has all things for the suffering and
none are sent away empty.
Dear friends, the "Childrcn's Christmas
Club affords an opportunity for the cxcr-
else oil that bencvolcnce, arising from the
sympathy we have for the destitute OF our
city. suppose no one can so truthiully
testify TO the amount OF good done and
benefit bestowed upon the suffering class
last winter Except the recipients OF your
liberality dispensed) than the Women's
Christian Association, having had for
many years well systcmel plan for rem.
dering relief TO the deserving poor. The
demands upon our committee were less.
as was also the necessity for investigation
upon application.
This Christmas festival, coming rs IL
does in advance OF the severe weather.
makes provision 10 mitigate the suffering
incident to the cold weather oi January
and later.
The Distributing Committee. consisting
OF fifteen ladies, who will be placed In their
respective departments, viz, shoes. clolh-
ing partly worn clothing, blankets coal
and provisions mot dinner, desire 10
have their hands full OF work, which will
be most chccriuliy bestowed. This will
depend upon your liberal contributions Of
the above named articles aud money with
which TO make purchases OF the same.
Yes, We DO most earnestly appeal 10
every one 10 give Of your abundance.
Mothers who have childrcn's partly worn
clothing lying away unused, toys having
been discarded by them, replaced by new
ones, are requested 10 collect them to-
gether aud carefully address them 10
"Children's Christmas Club" care Of J.
;. Mcnkin x Co, Main street. Persons
living In the country can aid In this good
work, and we most earnestly ask their
corporation.
IL would touch the most callous heart, Il
seems 10 me, 10 hear the recital Oi scenes
IA portrayed to me 10y two Of the Central
District Canyassing Committee, only NJ
Gently lravening their prescribed territory,
say nothing OF being an eye witness 10 the
same.
As a Distributing Committee, we intend
TO be- ~ judicious ~ possible, and in our
Office 10 aid, bcsiow only upon those Who
are recommended by some OF the Canvas.
ing Committee, or some reliable response
bic pcrson.
Dear iriends tho oTcrn,s aro In ,.,,,,
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The rommIiicr scorca.

To the Editor u The Appeal
On Tuesday. November %, ut the Mcr.
chants Exchange. a meeting Of citizen,
WIS held who adopted the following rcso-
lot oiE
Resolved, That Il Il the sense Of this
meeting that tho streets Of Alcmphis
should be properly paved M quickly as
possible. aud that our sewer system
should be extended TO all parts Of the city.
Resolved, That measures should at once
be Initiated 10 procure such legislation ~
h necessary 90 obtain the necessary funds.
Resolved, That the chair appoint a com.
miitco Of fifteen citizens a. formulate a
plan for the purposes vet forth, said CON.
miiico 10 report back 10 a mass meeting Of
citizens 10 bo called by the committee
within fifteen days.
Now, sir, has this committee carried out
these resolutions in the report submitted
by them Saturday night2 Have They not
far exceeded the authority delegated 10
them at the meeting7 They not only have
not solved the problem. but haze consid.
orably embarrassed the situation by bring
ing into the question new Issues Who
gave them authority 10 report on the total
rate Of taxi Where did they get the right
10 cripple the other departments by re-.
ducing honmount Of money needed by
thomi II Is presumed that our regularly
constituted and elected authorities know
what Is necessary for the Gre. police, health.
lighting aud hospital services better than
any other pcr.Qn or set Of persons, and
they have published their budget, and
given detailed estimates Of how Il Is TO be
expended. Now, sir. u this committee
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THE ORIGINAL FEMALE WHISTLER.
The Lady Entitled 10 the Distinction
Now In This City.

The Lady Entitled 10 the Distinction
Now In This City.
II is not generally known that there is
in Memphis lady who should be known
as the original lady whistler. She is Mrs.
q. W. Floyd, widow OF the late Capt.
Wash Floyd, who lost his life by the burn
ing Of the steamer J. NJ. White two years
ago. She often accompanied her husband
on his trips, which were enlyencd by her
musical abilities, instrumental, vocal and
whistling, which she has always done since
childhood. She is also an accomplished
artist Many old river travellers will re-
member many pleasant houn whilcd away
by her novel entertainment Mrs. Floyd
has had several offers TO travel In concert,
but always preferred the pleasures Of her
home. She is thoroughly domestic in her
tastes, the mother OF two beautiful chill
dren, and n most charming lady.
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Look out tor ChoIern- MsguIrc's Benne
Plant

forty-nyc year,. lnialliblc Specific for
Diarrhun. Dyscntcry, Cholon Morbus, Flux,
Childrcn's 1ccthing; and " taken IN time a
sure preventive Of Asiatic Cholera.
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AMusEMENTs.
A sninI.iIrnm Ahrnnal.

Mr.. " n, in, soloist on the violin and
mandolin, IN appear at a concert 10 DO
given next sunday evening al the hall 81
the Hebrew Association. Mr. Wcinsicin
is connected with conservatory Of music
nl Inln.lc.
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Immrii IN. .,.riir.n

The sale Of ats for the engagement Of
Mr.. J. X. Emmett, In "Our Fritz" will
open this morning at the iheatcr. and not
the uptown box Office. The engagement
h. for three nights and aSaiufday matinee,
commencing Thursday night
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"a t.sp.r DoIL."

The ihcatcr during the entire Of next
(Cbristmasl week will be occupied by Kate
Casllcion and her fun making company.
The sale OF seats will open next Friday
morning
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nYlo makes The Kin white and clear.
Irari Ison aud Morton Coming 20 Mem

A letter received today states that both
these gentlemen will visit ~ in n few days.
They should receive a royal welcome aud
n box Of yellow Label Cigau.
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FOR Cine ieweIry 20 10 Thayor's.
u.,maa ,rons. ,he ,,s,,.,.

3sll Main street, opposite Gayoso Hotel,
will - YOU Hats and Caps foi men, boys
and clisdrcn cheaper than anybody; call
and sec me.
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Heller ,bs, eulel.,r.

rrui Arnold fnyr AN ncnubie dyspcptlo IL
justified in CummliiinH suicide" We will Fuaran.
Tee 10 eur nni dysItrtir wlthin three months ~
dTurrist
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AYuNnER Of eases Of severe Chronic Rhou
matism are on record In which La-cu-pi-a
was the only medicine that could effect d
cure. Soldcyorywhcrc.
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MORE BR0ADHORNS.
SEVERAL ADDITIONS TO THE FLEET
IN PORT LAST WEEK.

ALarge Stock Of Potatoes Gone South
Apples Abundant on Board of the
Boats in Port-Cabbage and Kraut
Also Plentiful.
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roSp's rrrulcr II invaluable for al kinds
OF Pain. Inflammation aud Hsniorrhag.H.
Esc,ii>.o, 'srif,, f-dailau. nr,sar, If urgrll,
tff ~ tiafioaf II Iuxb's Ttruart
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GnNTr PoND'u FNrHlcr has bccn a valued
reliance In our family Tor several YEAR. -.
pcclaliy In relieving the aches, sprains and
bruises Incident 81 Children.
Ncry truly yours.
Nov. 20, "a. JAnNs A. nEAvEh
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Tho Lt..oor,rnor Of IlIInoI..

GrSrIEnrN PoSp's ExrRlcr has long had
q place In the medicine Ghost ~ ny family. I
assure you that We have found Il a ready
and valuable agent 60 relieve pain IN many
cases, and that very promptly. We caunot
veil Keep house without H.
lam, truly yours,
Oct 10. "a. J.. q. sHfru.
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ID Il. ID. S. JOH NSON'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
REMOVED IRON ~ JErFERsoS TO
No. $50 Main Street. Upstairs,
MEMPHIS. TENN.
UsiabIIshcA In ts,,,
Taabllshcd iniau

NV ioWNsoN y scsno~,.os.a Ny an parts. "a,
~ trrrs'ed ~ by fu the most suCohslul physl.
thn In the Treatment ~ private ~ toUtst dscsasI
gulck rurinhnrnt cures guaranteed IN eycTg gass.
malu 90 tensile heuuHt ca ~ ~ sonufrlsa aal
tpbiia cufri In feH days withuut the nss u
oicfrufy, chnHfs 81 Diet o. hinfa1ce frntn busl.
tees tcCnndsry syphilis, the list Vcstire erail
rated without the use u msN'ufy. Involuntary
lo-s OF semen stopped IN q short time. fuiefsd
rum ~ noicucy % lOss " sexual pIscn rcstofult9
~" Vifuf ln lev weeks NiHtlrs q oil Ab.ias
anu excessive vcntry suffering from spcfma offhoa
sni lnss oi physical aud rIcutal power, tls'eiilT
tnd permanently gutri Particular attention raid
g. the b'seas ui Mumen. HnI cufcs Eusfsute,l
lct and old SORES cured without the use ot uanttIa
OF the kniic All cuusultalons strictly 0uuudsn.
uAl Medicines ssnt BY tIprvu 10 AL peiH Of As
county
psNofkingmcn cured Al hall tho usual t.tsx
once houH Iron e'Clu.k q "a. w o clock 10 ~
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PSMp'SS
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LrTrrns rEoM TnE GovenNons.

IT Is a wcllkEown fact that roNpa Ev-
TnAcr Il used and recommended BY mure
distinguished people than any pref atHtion
or remedy exiant
II 10 used In ,hc household ~ The rod.
dent ~ well as TINT OF tue humhlctt citizen;
~ mcinbcrs 81 tho Amy und the navy, tho
liar and tho Bench, tie pullit nnd the ptcsa
all ranks and GLASSES u p~Opc. To further
Illustrate this fact We nIpcud n tow Cf the
more recent letters from Governors Of older.
ent states:
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The ooYernor Of Sow mamp.hlre.

GENTLEMEN have used PosDs FNrRacr
IN my family for several year, and have
found II n most desirable AMI valuable
remedy. Yours truly,
Dec Q, "a. MOOR cuEmzn.
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RniApIF railroad catches at Thaycr's
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The Governor Of New Jersey.

DHAR siai I have for many years used
PoND's ExrAAcr. and have derived great ION.
eft and relief thoroifom. Yours truly,
Dec. Q. "a. n +. CARES.
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81 AM right smart glad. Gus, that fol.
lowed your advice, for my teeth are in
splendid condition since using Longs Pearl
Tooth Soap"
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was sincere in its efforts to increase the
revenue for street purposes why did they
not say ont boldly that the rate for streets
and sewers should be increased, and Ms
the commissioners have fxel their budget
for all purposes at -. %, that, to enable a
levy for streets aud sewers to be fixed at
IS cents, the total rate should be -. IS; or,
taking no heed OF the amount as fixed by
the commission rs and brought IN a plain
and unvanished rcport that the
rate for street and sewer purposes should
be fixed at 50 cents on the SiOO2
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ASK your druggist for IIylo.
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crorcr ladies' gold watches at Thaycrs