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ORTHODOXY.
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giving the last dictation, il he is giving
any dctation at all. So | will stick TO the
old paths. Naturally skeptic, and
preierring new things to old, | never
so much as today felt the truth
of the entire Bible, especially rs
see into what spectacular inn
beclity men rush when they try to chop
up the Scriptures with the meat AK OF their
own preferences, now calling upon philoso-
ply, now calling on the church, now call
ing on God, now calling on the devil.
prefer the thick, warm robe OF the old re-
ligion-old as Gol-the robe which has
kept so many warm amid the cold pilgrim
age OF this life and amid the chills of death.
The old robe rather than the thin, uncer-
tain gauze offered US by these wiseacres
who believe the Bible in spots.
On July q, 1914, ut seventy-two years
OF age expired Isabella Graham. She was
the most useful woman Of her day amid
the poor and sick, at the head OF the or
phan asyums and Magdalen asylums and
an angel OF mercy in hospital and rciorma-
tory. DIR. Mason, one OF the mightiest men
OF his day. said at her funeral that she was
mentally and spiritually the most wonder
fully endowed person lac had ever met.
She was an impersOnation OF the most or
thOdOx orthodoxy. Her last word was
peace. As u sublime peroration TO my GER
som, | will give an extract from her last
VIII and testament, showing how one who
believes in an entire Bible may make
glorious exit.
An extract from will.
only children and my grandchildren,
leave 10 my covenant God, the God who
hath fed me all my life with the bread
that perisheth and the bread that never
perisheth; who has been father 10 my
latherless children and husband to their
widowed mother thus far. And now, re-
cciyng my Rcdccmcr's testimony, ! set TO
my seal that God IL true; and believing
the record OF John that God hath given 10
me eternal life, and this life il in his son,
who, through the eternal spirit, overcomes
without spot unto God, aud being conse-
Grated u priest forever, hath, with his own
blood, entered into the holy place, having
obtained eternal redemption for me. /
also believe that he will perfect what con.
Germs me, support and carry me safely
through death, and present me 10 his
father, complete in his own righteousness,
without spot or wrinkle. Into the hands
of this rcdccming God, Father, Son and
Holy Ghost | commit my redeemed spirit.
Isabella GRAHAM"
Let me lie the death OF the righteous.
and let my last end be- like hers. GLORY
be 10 the Father and TO the Son and Ia
the Holy Ghost, MS IL was in the begin
ming, is now aud ever shall be, world
without end. Amen and Amen"
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LOCAL NOTICES.
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 224 Second 81.
BRINKIEY IuNHFR "a 1Ol IeUnrson al

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 224 Second St.
BRINRLEY LUMBER Co., l24 Jefferson st.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
% Beale street. Tel. 3O5 for wagon TO call.
Choice rigs at ]. T.. Edwards * Co. =
Livery, Third and Monroe.
TELEPHONE 100 for messenger or car
iiagc any hour day or night.
PANTS made 10 order from 30 up /.
Menkc, tailor, 40 Monroe street
MEnPns Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Renovating works, 220 Bcale street.
LEE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings.
G. II. lIorcHKIss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | es.
pecially solicit No. 80 Monroe street.
PuRE and white as the flower whose
name 1t bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN Il LILLY COFFEE AND SPICE Co.
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a Chance No, TO nc rrinca wan.

"Mr. Sampson asked me to be his wife
last night, papa"
And what did you saw"
u told him he must give me little
time, and be- said could have the usual
thirty days, or . per cent of for cash. and
then he stopped aud apologizcd. What
am 20 think Of him, papa?'
Think Of him3' shouted the old man.
THAT Young fellow Is fall Of business and
you can't say yes too quicki'
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tlhe ,he nrooL.

lfoin The NCw Nuft sun
Wife DO you think Mr. Sherman. n de.
fcaicd at Chicago. will be q candidate four
year from now
Husband o. YES.
Miie lie NAV not live.
CuCc.
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IIarAr.iI.rnr.inn.

The Iron Mountain route b,s lcriloi O.,
run SERIES 0i harvest cxcursi.,s ~, IN
points IN Arkansas aud Texas FINN N,~'
phis on the following dates Auyust ai
September u aud - and October y and ri.
Rates LOT these excursions will ho ono
iafc LOT The round iup, anl tickets will
bc gooi iof thirty days with stop over
pnNilcges Any further information do.
.ired will be chccriully furnished by cali.
,ngon II, u. WuspS,
Passenger and Ticket Agent, no. sJJ Main
street, Memphis. Tenn.
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amer Ihree Years.

W =. Walton, ofspunrGcli. Tenn saws
u have been suffering With nrurliyIa In Inc
face aud head, on and on. Tor thrro years.
Iurrhassd bot ~ Dr. Tanners miallihlo
Neuralgia Cure. and took eight Il the pills
have not felt any symptoms II neuralgia
tihoe liFlvcs me pleasure % nrtlmmcnI a."
Hanrum Root Medicine Co. Manufacturer
Nashville, Tenn. 10 cents Per boa. Sold al
lleisicft drug stnrr. 2,A Main street
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rna, R.rc., of comp,nn,,o...

True dclicacy Of flavor with true efficacy
Of action has been obtained In the famous
California liquid fruit remedy Syrup Of Figs.
Is pleasant taste and beneficial effects have
rendered 1t immensely popular For sale In
90 cents and 800 bottles.
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In the Amusing Comed,e,,aor.usea up,,

slf Charles Coldstrcam, n blasc man ol fashion,
Il made to deprccatc everything In which every.
body else Is supposed 10 take M interest with the
hnguld remark that there Is really nothing In IT."
lie even extended this critlcitm 10 the crater Of
Ncsntus, down which hc looked but saw nothing
~ IL such characters are scarc,r on this side 81
the Atlantic than abroad. but they exist here not
withdrawing Such men need "dllp 10 nature"
To incidentally stimulate their faded appetite.
overcome their mssitudc, aud renew the rest Of
existence They aud other upon whom the worlds
judgments are beginning prcmnturcly 10 pail,
VIII hnd llostoitcts stomach Hlttcrs wholesome
hhd speedy renewal Of vigur and health Appetite
returns dispoptic aud bilious symptoms disnpuonf
ne nerves grow strong aud the hour oi retirement
u unimught with apprehension NJ uneasy frpusc
when this sui"flniiYc tonic IN employed ID f'mo
troubles
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order OF PuhlIcntion.

No GOV v 70. In thp yhauU.r Count Of st.r.,
uuuN i'uu Tho state ui I,uu,ssrr A a.,
N U,sHlrtHL VI" ''''
hpiNfluH ium The r'tun 1T the shffIH La
We rlus, lhHt tho iyHiHnts John itatt., ~ ",
hr.,t hul Wiiy Madeline usrktr tntb,f.r. H.
Wt NnN \ uillra. Michael lHhi,u Man ti.p
Haley james J. tllathnfup Rat. tt,if, 49,
,n1ll Na'F9r llnlli aud Mr q ~ stout an uSi
Nv h W' n"W uulgiUl. That thry male thai, An
aial.,' h' Niu ~ ihy court huusy uf sh,Ihi D,iih
". IN llt ,il, ~ Memphis. uHW ta,Ine U..it'lt Ia
.u'tN county tenn 900 tip Hst Nuu,ia, Ia, go,
1870. NY hul i'lrll. answer ut dpmuf in f,fa.
ialllHNl Nlli ~ lhy tliuu wlU lV taken l.f f.W.
.,,d pc ln ilcm aud 20 fuf hearing "a nam. .1t
!hhl ,ulN Of this unlrf ip puullshgi outg a at
NV. .'g ~. sn,,r,' W Nrghs in The Memphis ApIra
tue Cupy Attest
M.llfNRY. Clctt ana M,,,,,
VI hNe,dw.ll lFpuii t.yfk aud Master
49,, W h'hAel, euliliiur iUf COMMIT
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On Angus, "a the Kansas CIV r,.
scou y Memphis railroad will scll round
UP tickets nom Memphis Ia Kansas CITY
~ The low rate Of ., good until August
~ Tbs viii allow eight da,s in Kansas
CITY. This Is good opportunity 10 visit
Kansas City and the west at very low
rate: We will run free reclining chair cars
70 Kansas City ON this occasion. Ior
berths In sleeper aud any other inform.
alton, call ON
II. ID. ELLis, General Agent.
81 Malison stf.,f
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~ - Hru fHH fHr
f01fg iaiy .u.f.rss.1ga Sunday game
Ola. -iu't that uls captain swearing n
Tie umpire, Ge0fgcl
George i,s
Young lady What shocking Language.
and on the Sabbath day, too.
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iron 'lr Merchant 1r1Ftisf.
"ilumph,' saii a Chicago girl. con.
temTiuously. They TAX about Boston
culture and education. Idon'ttLink much
a o."
"WLy rr'r'
u bel ol1s.1 from Boston visiting me
t...ft Tine go ! sr'sr'aIusi her tie
tfri rIl.. flss be- . 90. lst...lsaIl game
sFrrg IaF
"Ali s-sr't csc e-l'i1f.i r. f,lura's-iy''
Wei lea ~ ~ ne o5alia',
srl. tfsF HrFr
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nR JOHNSON tacsuoulrir,d by All r,rl..t,
~ iersiri as Ny iaf the most fucUrlsui phtI
clan in the treatment " private 90 soviet dhrasrs
Gulrki permanent rufus guaranteed BOZ every ca,
male ut irtualc hrUrnt Gases IT tHuHffhea aul
syphilis rufci In few DAYS without the Me- I'D
utrutf change ui diet uf hiuiunuU ffun hiisl.
ucst tccuuiatI syphilis, tie last Nrsuse craft.
gairl Nllhuut We usc ~ mercury. Involuntary
lu's 81 semen tuplzi IN short time sufferers
ltum tmtuienrl uf Ices ~ sexual puWru fHstnfrito
nv NiEuf in irW weeks Victims IT trif shuas
ahl cAevssite lrnrfyi turgflnE ffum strfnainffbet
tul hoes ui physical aud wruiai paWsf. stas.iItV
hhl permanently yutri PARTICULAR attention psIi
" the Diseases NJ Women. and rups ruamnt,sst
lilrs anh Oh tunW Juud without tho usr Vt raustie
" The Aniic Al onnsultaiians strictly rnunisn.
VA Nsii'in~ ssni b Sipfysa " AL pats OF mo
Nofsingmen curri ~ hau the usual rate.
Oute houW ION otluIk an. ~ VO'rlugk u m
~ II lOttNsDN Mn
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M q. SWAIN. ga s....h :, ,......,...

nm. g. SWAIN. aib second =, M.m,h,.
- am MAJ iua asrcs altf IN the treatment N ma
niscsf, gi We lnWVf nQvSlt apl ntclur-iSscM
I as enl dlNlnt diseWcs Via innAVmAilon. con.
ripahnu ltlya, ilNunt fisillas fplypi pftl.hl
lr'ocdenia stfirturv. IfnllM OF itrhint O.r,,N
Ss,t-u"u ,anoct lOckeN aud rapiiiaf, fhcs
a ,' Ffgsliom tfestSl W tho gSpsrsl pscl
uohst llh = too short w coy oht man "A Nor.
silenl 70 we human sisitm Ny treatment |, nev.
lmeueall iainlcs, taic and Csrtain. Niiinsita
.st.ts WIN ieut ordinary business Won AhN
u,ai'l ahl tvlutn " touf hninrs the sane d.s
Az also lf.1ung Digs " the faf Eoss \. a
IhnaL ahd ,hWnle Diseases generally, Consui,.-
eeA lSs AegrvRsglspss .ell el,sS
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initnw,N.s Ncrmiiurc Coufcrtiops ~.
Hrl worms irum the child of AIfrrl
ehIIlnn In Mo I-N-n- IuI
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" '" ID y NC z, Age n {,
Gas Works. Hoad OF Main -.
Notice OF Insolvency.

V1g louhv ,.uu ,'rit shelby County, Slate Of
'Nut.',r Memphis 1uIy ~ issN. 10 John
,tafng almiuilfai.f u n Avtlt, dcccascd
" " Atit dc.yIs.1 tuu az, Lrr,tv ori,T,t \,
~, ihn'u.n ~ allyri.s,mgHt in some newspspsf
un.'s,l .h.u ODE s.i slate. and also III he
t.''s nWu,g you 20 shelby county fof ail psfsnus
,h' ,anr au'h'.Nli.' U iiy ,nani,rt i,t, .,tiissi
W Nv, vl ~ itl'N ilr .Hh day ~ Olinhcf iNss
KY all '.alm nui Oiled cog Uf bclUfc sald day. ~
u insdc shall ~ i0y,,f laf,i' both in Law ami
equity w" !" -" WV
witness my hand n oroe. thl, as,h day Of July.
m, no. ,,,.t,.. , QtiGLkI Ciefk.
Nuiicy "a hCtvil ritpu A. ft8uirsd a, The ahov,
'''O' 'VLA LVASlE, Administrator.
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=, We have just received an elegant line Of
The renowned American Bicyclrr ana SAT-.
uos' also foil line OF snndries. tights.
hoso, etc Soc1nl hand wheel. bonght
80 ah1 exchanged Repairing promptly
ChickAsAw BiCictr AarscY.
20s Main Street.
b. A, GoDsuAw, Manager.
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TnE great Illinois Central is tho best 10
Oconomowoc and all points in the north
west.
Tourists and travellers en- route 10 Chi.
cago, Milwaukee, ~. Paul, Kankakce.
Oconomowoc Waukcsha and all other
points, shouldsee that their tickets read via
The Illinois Central railroad. By this line
they have the privilege Of several routes at
same prices and making the same time.
Securing your tickets over the Illinois
central road guarantees You comfort.
safety, sure connections, aud all the con
Nenienccs consequent upon a pleasant trip
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PLE,sURE and sight seekers leaving the
city should see that their tickets read over
the Illinois Central railroad. ~ beautiful
towns and country are continuous along
its line
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" eeInI IEnnrnnrr.

uiifNr Iur IrLfNs 90 IAssIUpE
- common Boo midsummer and imIarts vital.
ity
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- REMOVED M Tnr usE oF COCAINE
Md hsiimulalcs and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
bumcits Flayoring extracts arc the
best
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logrHASA Lorrar draws Tuesday. Al.
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY draws Tuesday, Au.
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WnoLEsALE grocers recognize Lucy Hin.
ton Tobacco ~ the leading aud best Viz.
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DoN'r forget the dear ones away Tor tho
GUNNER send them u box Of floyd Il
Moneys candies.
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nie,sic,i n,s,s,c.i n,,,.,..,

gust 7.
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lssuur your rin.houscs la the Citizens
Insurance company, No. a. Madison street.
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Iori'IASA LorrrRr draws Tuesday, Au.
gns Z.
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" YOU are leaving for your summer trip,
don't i9rgei % have a lunch put up al
FI9yd A MDgneys
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fiusr.ctAss table board at Fmnsiola's.
on Front siwct, Opposite custom.houso.
Tho table Is supplied with the choicest
food the markets Afford and carefully
served. Regular meals % cents.
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bry homes ON monthly payments irom
jas. Jaw smith 4 Co.
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Tnr Rising sun baking powder Is the
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Rr,D rsye p Of the Clara Conway In.
s'ligb catalogue.
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Naulc prices anu making the same time
Securing your tickets over the Illinois
central road guarantees You comfort,
safety, sure connections, aud all the con
Nehienccs consequent upon a pleasant trip.
~ "
Pleasure and sight seekers leaving tbc
city should see that their tickets read over
the Illinois Central railroad, rs beautiful
towns aud country are continuous along
is line.
WHoLTsALE grocers recognize Lucy Hin.
ton Tobacco ~ the leading aud best Viz.
GINA tobacco made in thesCnited States.
LOUISIANA Lottery draws Tuesday, Au.
gus Z.
" you are leaving for your summer trip.
don't f0rgei % have a lunch put up al
Hoyd A MONEYS.
Br,D tsge q Of the Clara Conway In.
s'ltgt catalogue.
Lgri,sa DyIrrE1 draws Tuesday, An.
/ glsiL
Ar Ne All Go Eisilg Sun baking pow.
81 Il 80 uisl
CIR % ,igi@ &C. the wurLY Arrru
hli scare one u toe Liberal cash prizes
oEsfci
srEsrriHr iof Tur WrrEir Arrr,t, 81
20 year, and pafiiDIIli" in the grand dis.
iubuiion Of giit December /.
LOUISIANA JorrEEr draws Tuesday, An.
gust Z.
| =~ |
Grr ~ clubs ipr rnE WEEKLY Arrr,l
AMI sccurc one Of the cash prizes Soc lis,
Published
fiusr.CtAss table board at Fmnsiola's.
on Front street opposite custom.hou-o.
| Tho table IL supplied with the choicest
food the markets Afford and carefully
served. Regular meals ., cents.
lssuHr your gin houses In the Citizens
Insurance company, No. a. Madison street.
Dsndruu
- REMOVED ~ THr VsK oF cocoAtyr.
Md u stimulates and promotes tho growth
uithc hair.
best
poN'r forget the dear ones away Tor tho
GUNNER Send them box oi How'd a
Moneys candies
Bry homes ON monthly payments from
jas. Jay Smith 4 Co.
TnE Rising sun baking powder IL the
beet Tp,L
e
Hrt up clubs ior Tur WrrgiY Arrr,t
ahd secure one oi TIE sash prizes Sec lists.
AdNt.. a. n...
| VIZ Niutlnvs H1HtHIur afffip sbHuit aiy,avs n,
htl w thIIInu tu,ihIuF Nd fuIihrs tho fhiii
| lWWM ihr sums u'IIiF H. pain turus wind U,lit
HlNH ihr lfti frmuii HT II4TfH.rA raa h,ffia
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Adm 10 nnin...

"rt mp clubs ior Tue wrrKiY Arrr,t
andsccurc one oi the cash prizes. See lists.
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Logri,s. LorTfHI dra-, Tuesday. An.
glst z.
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AiL Ne All iof Rising Sun baking pow.
- 4 80 ina.
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Gr1 up 61i- &C. Tue WurLY Arrr,t
Ar s..cafc oae % toe liberal cash prizes
1rsfeH
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Mr. Wintl0vs AlHiHIur ayfup stsuii st,.y,b,
N',l w th'liWu ivihIuF I'd t,tlihrs tho rhiiI
iulfnh ihr EuWa H|IIiF 80 TaIu. CURES WInI Dtlit
nlIls lhF lfHl irmrli iHT IIluHrt .ea htItia
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Grr ~ clubs for TuE WrrKlY Arrr,L
nnd sccurc one Of the cash prizes. Soc lis,
nuLlIAhcl.
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Nrrsrrinr iUf Tue WrrEiY Arrr,t. 81
20 year, and participate Ia the grand dis.
tuluiiOu 0i gifts bru.mhsf
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H. ~ ELLIS, General Agent,
81 Madison street
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LorrIASA Lorrmr draws Tuesday, Al.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-02-15
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Prepared by Dr.. j. C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mas.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81; six bofties' p
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MIscEIiAA OU>.
A Common Cold

A Common Cold
L often tho beginning of serious affeo-
tions Of the. Throat, Bronchial Tubes,
and Lungs. Therefore, the importance
Of early and effective treatment cannot
be oyerestimated. Ayers Cherry Pee
toral may always be relied upon for the
speedy cure of Cold or Cough.
Last January was attacked with a
severe Cold, which, by neglect and ire
0uant exposures, became worse. finally
aettlinp OF my lungs. A terrible cough
soon followed, accompanied by pens IN
the chest, from which suffered I'D snse-
ly. After trying various remedies VS.sh-
out obtaining relief, commenced y ing
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and was
Speedily Cured
I am satisfied that this remedy says@. my
life. Webster, Pawtucbe., Il. l.
7 contracted severe cold, which
suddenly developed into Pneumonia,
presenting dangerous and otsfina1o
symptoms. My physician ordered the
use of Ayers Cherry Pcctoral. lis IN
strnctiols we-e followed, and the result
was a rapid and permanent cure. =
H. e. Simpson, Rogers ffaifies lex.
Two wears ago suffered from a severe
Cold. which settled on my LengS. con-
suited various physicians, and tooA tne
medicines they prescribed, but IeeslVe9
only temporary relief. A friend Induced
me to try Ayers Cherry Pectoral. After
taking two bottles OF this medicine was
cured. Since then have given the REQ
toral to my children, and consider IL
The Best Remed
for Colds, Coughs, and all Throat ana
Lung diseases, ever used in my fanny.
Robert Vanderpool, Meadville, Ia.
Some time ago took slight Cold,
which, being neglected, grew worse, ana
settled on my Lungs. / had hacking
cough, and was very weak. Those wne
knew me best considered my life to be
i'm great danger. continued to suffer
until I commenced using Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. Less than one bottle OF tnlS
valuable medicine cured me, and
feel that I owe tie preservation OF my
life to its curative powers. = MIS-. AIN
Lockwood, Akron, New York.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral is considered,
here. the one great remedy for all diseases
of the throat and lungs, and is more
in demand than any other medicine OF lE
class. j. F. Roberts, Magnolia, Ark. II
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
prenared nv DR.. j. C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mas.
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DUN'S REPORT.
Large Amounts for Foreign Capital
Entering the Country, Particularly
OF Lste for Texas.
Q u,st Has Been the Prevailing Fenturo of
HuAiness Throughout the Country for
the Past Week.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-R. G. Dun & Co.
in their weekly review ef trade, say:
Quiet has been the prevailing feature of
business during the past week at neSrly
every interior point reporting and st the
chief eastern cities; yet 1t is generally
estimated the volume of business trans
acted compares fairly with that OF last
year to date. With little speculation to
swell transactions, the returns are safe
indication at this season OF s moderate
increase in legitimate trade.
Prices refuse to rise, though meats and
vegetables are q Shade higher. Ga the
whole, there is little larger decrease in
other articles. Money is easier and in
good supply at all interior points report
ing, and aCCum ulates in New York banks
so 1apidly tnat some six-month's loans at
I per cent. hSve been made. TIE with
drawal of public interest from the stock
msrket is illustrated by sales OF only
2,9IS, 465 shares in January sgainst 1885,
'l39 for the same month last
year. Without an active movement
prices have declined about 25c
per share for the week. Large amounts
of foreign capital continue to come in for
Investment in lands on mortgages at the
west and south, particularly of late il
Texas, but there are indications that g
large amount Of foreign capital is being
Withdrawn, in part, perhaps, from secu-
rites. In wool distinctly better tone
is seen, with considerable buying by
manufacturers who feel the improved de-
mand for wooden goods. But foreign |
competition keeps prices very low
and the wool season is SO near its end thst |
no material advance in prices is |
expected. Staple cottons remain firm,
but business is limited ny scsntiness of |
stocks in prints. Some advances are re-
ported.
The markets for provisions have been
inactive, with lard 25c per
100 stronger. Cotton hiss declined &c
with slender sales, and sugar Is
an &c lower; but oil has advanced
Ii to 90 and copper 123. Sales of corn
and oats have been small and of wheat
only 100000 bushels, nearly ell specu-
ative, without change of Importance in
either.
Business failures during the last seven
lays number for the United States 247,
and for Canada 30; or 8 total of 279 as
compared with 3I7 last week, and POI for
he corresponding week of last year.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10

and sofs, and au application O; bread and
wafer caused the skin to burst. Then
Mrs. Rlley's husband squeezed the thumb.
and by degrees E needle, partly bright
and parity rusty, came out.
'Mv God, it's the same needle!n said
Mrs. Riley.
l. was the same needle, and Dr.. S .e2.
herd, Mrs. Rlley's physician, will csrtitv
to the truth OF the statement. Ssvsn
wears sso Mrs. Riley while ia her bsre
fees stepped on a needle wlIca Was stand
ing uougat in the pariur carpet. The
needle went into her heel, and slthough
small pieces of flesh were Clipped q the
osSe Of the needle could rot be found.
Dr.. Shepherd then told Mrs. hi.ey tnst
the needle would work itself ous some
day, but he didn't expvC c. il would llpe
Gus in her thumb. The needle w4s
wrapped in psDer to be shown to relative.
and friends. When It WAS opened + few
nights sso it was found to DC dissolved
to dust