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Now is the Time 10

scrofula salt rheum, sores, boils, pimples, all
humors, dyspepsia biliouSness, sick head
ache indigestion, general debility, catarrh,
rheumatism, kidney and liver complaints. It
oyercomes that extreme tired feeling caused
by change Of climate, season, or life, and
builds up the whole system.
Feeling languid and dizzy, having no
appetite and no ambition to work, took
Hoods Sarsaparila, with the best results.
As a health inygorator and medicine for
general debility think It superior to any.
thlng else.n A. A. RIKER. Utica. Y. Y.
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The blizzard killed a great many
English sparrows in New York. SO
New York has to thank Dakota after all.
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prevalent. Serious consequences often fol-
low this lassitudc, which degenerates into
debility most favorable for the appearance
Of disorders. YoIare run down. NOspcclGc
disease has manifested itself, but the con-
dition Of your system is low and your blood
IS in a disordered state. Take Hoods Sarsa-
parllla now, before some serious disease
gains 4 firm hold upon your system.
Il have used Hoods Sarsaparllla as n
spring medicine, and find it has much bene-
fitted me- JOS. r. MATTIsoN, go South
Second Street, BROOKLYN, +. ID.
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS.

STATEMENTS.
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Dyspepsia, headache, biliousness, and
all stomach disorders are cured by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. =.
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Purify Your Blood

"My daughter Pearl was taken down with
dengue fever two years ago. since which
time she had never seen well day, and all
my friends thought would lose her. | had
almost given up hope until she began to take
Hoods Sarsaparilla about four months ago.
She has taken four bottles, and has gained
fifteen pounds in weight in that time. |
have TO thank Hoods Sarsaparilla as being
he means Of giving her back to me restored
10 health and strength" JULIA A. KING,
Sherman. Texas.
"For some years have been afflicted with
eczema Of very stubborn form. Three
bottles Of Hoods SarsaparilIa cured me. l
am now well and praise this excellent
remedy" MARY l.. OWENS, Troy, Ind.
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81 was troubled with an eruption Of my
skin, which covered nearly my whole body.
doctored for it year without help; then
began to take Hoods SarSaparilia and two
bottles completely cured me. | cheerfully
recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla for any simi.
lar disease" NJ. 5. CLARKE, Decatur, III.
Last spring seemed 70 be running down
I'm health, was weak and tired all the time.
took Hoods Sarsaparilla and it did me 4
great deal Of good. Ny little daughter. ten
years Old has suffered from scrofula and
catarrh, great deal Hoods Sarsaparilla
did L2r more good than anything else we
have ever given her. and we have tried a
number Of medicines" MRS LOUISA CORP,
Canast0ta, ny
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READ THIS!
From The Baltimore American.

Owing to the want ~ space. produced ly th,.
great pressure upnn our columns In rcpnrLing
The proceedings Of the different committees
relating IA the reunion of the society of the
Army ofthc Potomac. recently held In IlaIti-
mora. we have tEcn unable Ia rall the Htten.
tinn 0f our r,a'icrs hn,l the public generally tn
the new spring dress OF rHH ANHnICAN hIill-
inH except tO announce We hal given the C,,t.
tract tO Mr.t. u. Knight. No .ii East I.nnl.
hhr'l street new nuInHrl. The paint used an
the huilding is the liquid enamel paint. ninl.
10y the New Jersey Enamel Paint Company,
which has been sold IN this market for four
Teen years. AMI endorsed hy our late Mr.. Chns.
4. Fulton an1 lay many representative men ~
our city. such nS Mr.. John ~. t;ilmnn, pr,,si-
dent ~ Second National Rank: Mr. laruh
Hartman. president ~ the Metropolitan saw
ings Hank nni WASHINGTON Fire Insurance,
tonpany: Thnmas i. Mycr. ~ Thnnas T.
Mycr% 60: !. u. Mtilnry. ~ itcuirr & NaIin-
ry: Armstrong. tntnrN Go. uli many others
Tho selection HiI.l combination 81 ,silurS wUT,,
painted on drawing ~ the il,illinr AMI stIl,-
miic'l Ia ten. AgnuS for his approval IN Hi-
Naiitt' ~ ihr work, ntc We arr most hnppy iu
say They hAt"rnn" itp Ia our I't'ini ions and
We cordially invite III" puiiir ~ inspect the
sniir, Fur stnshorr work. whi"h i - very
severe nn paint ~ has snnr Splrfill tn,lars,,-
inrnis. AMI We siIggrsi. fnr the ianrni ~ n'Ir
pitr'ns. 4" writ" Mr.. KNIGHT fnr sample ,-,r =
nui Testimonials,
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-17
Term, of Sale.

Terms ui sale.
Onr hundred dollar. in cash an ia
of sale. the balance of the purchase u
Ia lie paid in Two equal annual install
ofonc aud two years with interest,
ally. from said day of sale. aud to lr
ell hy the interest bearing bond %
purchaser with surilics TO be approx
said trustee.
~ The creditors of the said Il
Jenkins arr hereby notified To iile
claims with the .v,,l,sis--r---
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-17

From the Baltimore County Union.

The New irrs,.y Enamcl Paint -. This ~.
itrlr has lH'"u an tho market ~ litittnnr,,
sin,r ISL. uni u han.llrd rs the stli,' p,ueftt
agent. Mr. tina. T.. KNIGHT. Ne. IN En.i um
teri street. turW uumis+ri n lutS teen ii.,.
extensively nn pihr AMI pri,ai" huil linsS
nn'l the ls'St tr~'lns,linl ~ ihs g,,tterti -.
,slensr - the nr;it'lr i Tho fact ti1t u has
nrNrr failed Ia i',,e rnlir" satislartinp. Nnn,.
hut tht' ls'st materials sr' used IN compound
inr the Enamel ain' nhd wherever u has la,nn
applied the gcncn,l rNl"iGn,f of ih, WORK ani
hanty ~ tnish show fnr themselves. aitl any
person ~ rNIsr,cn,s' nprs ni ls'ttur tNil.,it,Y.
n Ia its utility anl Vnltsr. Thrsr paints all
'tnrs. which are shnw upon sample turls
arr put up In gallon cans Hn'l mifrl up fpr tI-@
which u n great advantage ~ compared with
the ordinary paints Ia thu mHttrF 0f handling
~ we'll Rs ~ applying th ~. The Enamel Paint
u Of uniform quality anil br. Knight. the sole
agent In Iltltinlorr. handles immense allIanti-
tirs 81 II. showing that N II not new to the
public. hut IL really n rinpla article. the de-
mani fnr u increasing with ttch year. MANY
~ the nncst buildings In baltimore have h,s.n
covcrrwith this paint. AMI whUF,' prng~rly az.
pli,sl u has never fats to give entire -aiisf e.
tim. The r,,si,lcnss ~ %. q. IAngnerkcT ~
TowsDntnwn. hns lately hal two coats ~ this
paint applied Ia n anh the manner Ia which II
l. coYerei and the excellence ~ the fnish
spcak for themselves. Th,se WIN prorose do
lnR any painting arc invited to Inspect this
house anil see for themselves that eVerythinI
Ne have said about the Enamel Paint IL facts
We have mn hesitation In recommending u.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-17
Snow Hill Nurseries.
3OO.OOONo.1
PEACH | REEFS
OVER ~ VARIETIES.


A MnNG which can hc found Kind, .uil
N c'' !" all ,r,iinn. inclupline M the new
am "ld standard sniIs. Largely ur the vel.
low Niririie, f"r canuiu. AMI rs ing pur-
pus'. Al"
100 900 APPLE TREES.
i0,Hb al ihcm arr cNira long .krcpin- :.
ricli,s. Adopted To- southern planting.
wherever l"ns kr'ping apples are dr, e,
bile
Pear all ilir sisnl.rl varieties.
Cherry an,l i'lnm Trees nf the leading
kinds.
Shalr rrrrs-li~l Stnrk.
Excellent Steak nf Hardy Naiive';TSpss
Asparagn. Conuycr's Colossal from
onr Ia tw0 wears old
3OO0mO Strawberry Plants. from nsw
beds. SlTcial prices an large lots
Orders hv mail nromnily attended in
Address ". ". PETERS n SONS.
%. Wesley Station.
oct ls'lyr' Maryland
The Messenger for SI.oo.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-17
On Tuesday
Goth day of March,

at the hour Of = o'clock p. M. all
title claim aud interest Os the sal
Flcmming in and 10 all the folio,
scrilc,l real estate the same
estate for the life of the said J
Flcmming. devised to him by the
and testament of VIM. T. Flcmii'
Somerset county, deceased.
isi.-Ali that tract and parcel
lying and bcing situate in the I
tion District Of Worcester
which was conveyed to the saif
Flcmming by Samuel II. Jacl
wife. by deed dated the :Ird da |
cmher. ISj:. and recorded al
land records Of Worcester &.
I.iier T.. ID. NJ. M. ). folio &c
as 'Ncighbors Good WILL" an
ming's Addition" ar by whale
name or names the same may b
containing ~, acres. more or ;
2d.-All that tract and parcel
lying and being situate in the :.
tion District ot said Worcester
which was conveyed 10 the sai'
Flcmming by John Williams :;
by deed dated the 18th day Of VI;
and recorded among the said
cords in l.ibcr T.. ID. VI. No. >.
known as "DickcrSon'S MIsforf
hv whatever other name or ~;
same may hc called. containing
more or less.
:irtl.-.All that tract or parcel
situate in the 9Th Election ID,
Worcester Couniy.which was
To the said VIM. +. Flcmming
Ann HUDSON. hy decd dated
day Of May. 1854, and rccor,lc'
the said land records, in l.ibcr
M. q. folio ~, known ~ im
White Place" or by whaicy
name or names The same may |
or called. containing about 4
more ar less.
iih. An that tract or parcel
known ~ F!cmmingS Mill AN,
Mil Pond, together with a,l th
or parcels of land which were
To- the said VIM. T.. flcmmin.
separate deeds as follows:
Rowland. John and I.nyiilm
deed dated the 18th dav nf M:l
and recorded among the Sai,l
cords in I.ibcr ". T.. T.. M. :.
Second hv T.. X Wilson. ii
drrl dated the 18th day "f
AMI recorded among the 81
cords. in l.ihrr G.. II. r.. No.
all uf which together j. 81.
tain aWI acres nf land. more d
18th. All that tract or parcel oi
was conveyed 10 the said WI
ming by Elizabeth Tnwnsrn
dated ih" nth day nf Dccci
and recorded among the
cords, in l.ihcr W. T.. T.. Nj
known as tbs William :
az by whatever other name
the same may lg known. cor
acres of land, more or less.
- The above described
parcels Of land are improved
table bwcllin: Houses and III
buildings.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-17

OTHERS. you disturb
broken Of your Icsi by u
lg and CRYING with pain
II sO. send NJ once and
:. Winslnw's Snoihing
y Tccihing It's value
i'll relieve the poor
atciy. Depend upon
- M mistake about it.
.arrhGa. regulates the Stomach
aud Bowels, cures Wind Collie, sohcns
the Gums, reduces inflammation and gives
tone and energy To the whole system
"Mrs: Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for
children tecihing is pleasant To the taste
and is the prescription of one OF the old
est and hes, female ply ysicians aud nurses
IL the United States. and is for sale hy all
druggist throughout the world Price
twenty-five cents n bottle. Be sure aud
ask for "MRs. WINsIow's So.TmiNG
SyWCr," and take no other kind
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-17
How q DyiingChi
Was Saved !!

cicxRo. HAMILTON Co.. Ixn.. Sept, 70. ISL
The following is truo accuun, Of wha, Won,
D. s. :. has done for our little daughter. Hazel
now four years old. When II months Old a
lump appeare,io on her heel. which slowly grow
larger. The family physician Thought Il was
caused by piece of broken glass or ner,I,N
but failed 20 bring anything 60 iight. Tho
ehiid became f>rbief all The time. seeming to
iose the use OF her leg. and aualIy quit walk.
ing entirely. The middle finger aud thumb
OF feither hand became enlarged. the ne.h be.
eoming hari. Tho hip joints became involv.
oil. 90 that when seventeen months old she
could not stand. having lost tho use Of leg
and arm. Partial curvature Of the spine also
followed. The nervous system was wrecked.
muscles contracted. and there was general
was,in. of fash and mu.'ie. Al eighteen
months 20 aga shs was placed un,ier tho
treatment % a prominent physician ~ n..-
ton, Mass. but at the rni of ten months she
hal declined to hneh degree tia: sho was in
dying condition. This was In April, 1873
We took tho child away. not knowing what
10 do. In this drcadfIl dilemma we wers
over persuaded by friends in try "nnc bot
Tie OF swifr's srsCiFic, which VIC d!d, nnl
before u had all been takrn we saw q charrc
Tor the better In her symptoms. We keptu
up. and have ions az TO this day. AMI win
Keep u ur. II tho Lord wills. for many days
toe"me. for Il has hrnus.it our dyins Hazel
tolifr In viR"r. 60 strength and health again.
III" ashen hue 81 Ler cheeks has changei 60
Arosy tint. Shs 10 lie to walk anywhere.
her iangnnr and melancholy have passed
away. ani she IL nov a b.iihr cheerful. hap
~ Fninplng child. :a"ali you wish to Ia.
crease your icfilin"Hlals 10 prof Of th.
virtue of s. s. r.. "gr names hni what We
have said Is hut a = ,rtiun q! what We owo 10
you. should !au wish TO u.c tHoni.
Iln'ily ynnrs.
brs. Y. SWIFT
G1KtAubs o. SWIFT.
Treatise On Dio.i ant Skin Diseases mailed
frre
TnE SWIFT SPECIFIC t'".. Drawer aAtlartA.GA
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-17

The Messenger for Sr.oo.
a year.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-17
TUESDAY
The 9th. Day Of M
1888.

at the hour of o'clock T. VI,
right aud title aud interest nf 4
Daniel ! Jrnkin, aud Ruiina ,lcnl
wife. in and iu ihu-rtraci- AMI ~,
land lyin. and lcins ,iiual" in im
Elrciinn District nf said Wnrrsirl
Is where the said Daniel and HI
present reside. being The same lanl
were conveyed To the said l,uiina
liam II. Collnurnc. and by t;,ol
Gurly aud Ionn ". Gnr'ly. ron
ONE NDl;ED AND FIFTY \
Of lan,l NOR ~ les. ilii, hand + "
bcrrd. aud i. ,cry desirable CA thai
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-17

Gto. ". riHNEI.I..
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-17
Terms Of Sale

Onc.ihirl of the pirclla>c.m,
required an the day oi sale, II
,hcrcof,o lc paid In equal inst;
one aud two years, mn'l the payi
of To- be secured hy the inter.
bonds Of the purchaser with sec
approved hy the undersigned,
WM 7. DICkEf
feb is.lf l'crmanc
gro. ". PURNEII..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27
GENERAL WARRINGTON NEWS.
4 Protrnrtrd session of Congress Look ed
Eor THE President Ia New York.

WAsuiNuroN, july 2G.-Thc outlook Tor
greatly protractcd session In consequence
Of last nights Republican conference dc.
cision, il not no threatening ~ appears 20
bc generally supposed. The tarin hill Of
1888 was under discussion In the senate
with intcrmissions for other business less
than six weeks. While There Is material
In the present situation for an almost end.
less debate, there Is nlso promise that
the extreme possibility will not be- tested
nj the end Of eight months Of continuous
session. II is thought that the committee
can complete lis bill aud liz rcport within
q week or ten days. The senate will then
probably begin H. sessions at II O'Clock
aud sit seven hours daily, with evening
sessions In addition NJ the debate pro
occds. Tho certainty Of the result and tho
difficulty III keeping q quorum Of the
House together with little II importance
to do. after the appropriation bills shall
have been disposed of, aud more than all
else, the increasing heat, gives rise tn the
hope that six or seven weeks hence lii not
sooner the prscnt session will hnd II.
record made up and IT, work done. More,
over. nineteen formal tariff spccrhcs, h,
exact count, have already been delivered
In the Senate.
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saws, and 1t is set up into barrels, with head
and hoops of the same character. The aver
age work Of machine is $500 day
and coopers set up fifty to 100 a day to
the man with ease. These barrels, al
though slack, are water-tight, and are in
tended to be used for flour, meal, rice,
sugar or any dry substance. Those inter
ested are invited TO call at Benges' mill
on the days above stated, as 1t is intended
to organize company to engage in the
manufacture Of single stave barrels in
Memphis.
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CAPITAL Notes.

The Secretary OF the Treasury this after
noon accepted $4,000 Al per cent regis
tered bonds at l07 3-5.
Tho President today vetoed the act
granting the right OF way to the Fort Smith,
Paris x Dardanellc Railway company to
construct andopcrato railroad, telegraph
and telephone line from Fort Smith, Ark,
through the Indian Territory to or near
Baxter Springs, Kas.
Contracts for furnishing steel for the ar
mored battle ship Texas, TO be built Mt Nor
fork, Va. were today awarded M follows
Park Brothers & Co., Of Pittsburg 020 tons
Of steel plate, $3.50, 40; Carnegie, Phipps 4
Co., Of Pittsburg. sos tons Of steel shapes,
Si3, 260, and 100 tons Of riyets, $500, and
the Standard Steel Casting company OF
Thurlow, Pa, l20 tons OF steel castings,
Sal 1854.
The President has approved the post
Office appropriation bill; the act for n
bridge across the Mississippi river ut
Wabash, Mimi, the act TO construct n
road to the National cemetery at Baton
Rouge, La, the joint resolution elccting
manager Of the National Home for dis.
ablcd volunteer soldiers; the act for II
bridge across the Arkansas river near
Cummings Landing, Ark.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27
ONE srAvB BARRELS.
Recent and Novel Invention at tho
Merchapts' Exchange.

Recent and Novei invention NJ tho
Merchapts' Exchange.
A one siayc barrel, recent and novel
invention, attracted attention a, the MGR.
chants exchange yesterday. The machine
for making them Is on exhibition at Bcnjc's
mill, corner Commerce and Second street,
whcrc I, can be seen on Friday, Saturday,
Monday aud Tuesday, and will DO cHhib.
iicd by Mr.. J. W. Philip, the inventor, and
MI g. II. Williams, oi this city. Tho
process Of manufacture is about rs follows.
4 block. ,hirty.two inches In length, IL cut
from a cottonwood, elm, gum or oak log,
Il is steamed, put IN the machine, which
cuts oil sheets 81 slaves by tho block 70.
lating against the knife, crow and chine
being made at the same time. !, Is then
Kiln 'jriad Tho vorcs are cut by ganR
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27
ALL QUIET IN CRITTENDEN.
Sheriff's Posse Goes on a Search for
Rocks and Fleming,

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
MARION, Ark, July 26.--All was quiet
IN the county today. Yesterday sheriff s
posse went to Edmonso rs station on a
hunt for Rocks and Ed Fleming, but IL
they had been there they had either hid
out or fled. The posse met with nothing
exciting except from some wome N, who told
them that there was not enough of them
TO take any one from that neighborhood.
Mr.. S. A. Martin will be appointed to ill
the vacancy occasioned by the removal Of
ID. W. Lewis from the Office of county and
probate judge. | have not learned who
have been recommended for appointment
in other vacancies
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27
Impe,,. nnd r,n.ri..

WASHINGTON, July ~ The chief Of the
bureau 81 statistics, In his le0ih monthly
statement Tor the year ended June -, 1883,
oi the imports and exports 81 the United
States, reports that comparison oi tho
values OF our foreign commerce for tho
fiscal year just closed with those oi the
preceding years shows an increase Of Sill.
Ti,, 80 IN the total value " imports aud
exports NJ merchandise There was dc.
crease oi s2n, aOS,5Il IN the value oi OK.
ports, Int On increase oi Sii So, 35S In the
value If the imports The value oi the
imports cNcccdcd thHt II onr exports az. q.
NO, 81, the former being s123, S,,h, iiG and
the latter sdg,, e'i,6lp A comparison IT
the domestic exports oi the last year with
those ui the year lsSS-s1 shows that the
decline was principally In the value oi the
exports oi wheat, corn, refined sugar aud
leaf tobacco, hut There was an incrasc Ia
the value 81 exports II cotton, wheat, flour,
beef products and animals
The imported articles which exhibit the
largest increase In value during the last
fiscal year were coffee. vegetables. tin IN
bans, blocks and pigs. wool manufactures,
hemp, barley, silk, manufactures Of wool
aud railway har ut steel
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27
our wonderful, u,nsra, Product.

WAsniNGtoS, July 26.--Mr. David
T. bay. chief Of the division Of min.
ing statistics, has submitted n sum.
mary Of the mineral products Of the
United States In 1857 in advance Of the
official report The total value Is sS5S,.
Oo0,3io. II shows a wonderful gain over
1886, and is SlOO,uOO.OO0 greater than the
output OF 1855 The United States lead
the world In the production Of minerals.
The principal gains In 1887 we're In tho
production OF metallic ores and the fuels
necessary Tor melting them. The produc.
ton OF pig iron alone increased moro than
sa0,oOD,0p0 The high prlco Of copper
~sns"d Notable ornsns,nn In that industry.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27

MARY TRoPP, Oak Grove, Wis, had letter
on her hands for three years. was cured with
one box Of Heiskell's letter Ointment.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27

Or they don't they should know that
Rhngnm Root liniment cured bls head Va
mules TOT W. y Hunt Of Adairvillc, Ky.
J. ~. Mallory. of Forts station, Tenn
cured his hogs Of blind staggcrs with H. In
fact this King Of Linimonls u invaluable
for man aud beast, and no family should bc
without u. % cents pcf bottle For ale AT
Hoisicr's drug store, No. 2s5 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27

r,S from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating. Il relieved NJ once by taking
one ~ Carriers lItris lhycr rills Immediately
after dinner. Don't fOr'vt this.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27
Executors Notice.

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