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was quite stiff, and had three gashes in his
throat, in wan OF which | could have put
me doubled fist. An it seems he must
have been sitting here like me when he
did 1t all, though the wonder is that
he could have cut himself up 80
with such knife, for the blade
was not more than just so long, about an
inch, and after he had done ii il seems he
Tell forward on his knees. The knife was
there and the pool of blood under him
here 80 1t was found him. We never
could discover who he was. He was a
well dressed, middle aged gentleman, and
the coroner found papers on him that
showed he was gentleman, for he wasn't
able to wurruk and too proud TO beg.
They buried him in the potters' field"
OTHER SPOTS.
AT the intersection OF Oak avenue with
the Grand Tour, on the southeastern slope
OF Chapel Hill, on the eastern side of the
Grand Tour, are the yellow fever trenches
OF 1878, where most Of those dying during
the epidemic we're inferred. This is sin
gle interment section. To the south OF
this, in the southeastern corner of the
cemetery, which is part OF South grove,
are the single interment graves OF the col
ored people, upon which appear many
curious relics. South grove, which is
slxirted by Woodland avenue and Cedar
vale, and occupies the extreme southern
part OF the cemetery, although smaller
than the other sections, contains many
fine monuments, among which is the life
sized statue of A. X. Robertson, first Sec
rotary OF the Howard association, which
was erected by his friend, j. +. Dowdy.
CAPT. LENow.
Perhaps it would hardly be proper in
writing OF Elmwood to omit mentioning the
man who for the past thirty years has de-
voted all his time and attention TO the
identifying and building up OF cemetery
| which should be source Of pride to the
city-the venerable Capt. Joseph Lenow.
With the most untiring energy he has
spent the best part OF his life upon the
preservation and improvement Of the GENE.
terry until he has seen it develop into what
it now Is, a matchless resting place for the
dead; and'he certainly deserves great credit
for the work which he has done so well
Capt. Lenow was born in Southampton
county, Va, on December II, 1918, com
ing TO Memphis in lS4S, when he engaged
in the business of handling real estate, do
ing an extensive business. He was instru
mental in the establishment OF the GENE
terry in 1852, and has been connected with
il ever since, and as its president evel
| since 1859
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Tariff Troubles.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May ia local paper
says: 1t has developed that that elaborate
distance tariff which the Iowa roads put
into effect Wednesday was only adopted
condtionally and that there is more than
fair prospect that rates all over the State
of Iowa will drop 10 to IL per cent. before
the end Of the month. The Illinois Gen.
trail and the new Iowa rates are too high
in comparison with st. Paul rates, and in
consequence place Iowa shippers at dis
advantage. 1t, however, has agreed to
adopt the new Iowa tariff II the northwest
ern roads will agree to advance rates TO st.
Paul about 80 per cent. so as to equalize
the Iowa and 81. Paul tariffs. A meeting
of the northwestern roads will be called
for next Tuesday TO consider the PROPOSE
ton. In the event, which is considered
a certainty, that the roads do not agree 10
advance rates in the northwest the ILL
nois Central will at once give notice that IL
will put into effect n new distance tariff,
reducing its rates on all lines in Iowa 10 TO
l2 per cent. This will force competing
lines 10 take similar action, and as the law
requires rates to be made on fixed mileage
basis il will result in 10 per cent. reduc.
ton in local and through rates alfover the
State of Iowa.
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THE RAILROADS.
Trouble in C.usp.

CHICAGO, H., May 1.-Two thousand
railroad men attempted meeting at the
Twelfth street Turner hall last night,
called by the Burlington strikers, to con-
slider statements TO the effect that the
crews Of various roads transferring 20"
cars were attacked by non-unionists.
Wednesday morning, 1t is said, an At
lantic crew was surrounded and threatened
with revolvers, the crew being compelled
to leave the train with the engine to es-
cape. II was claimed that similar attack
was made several days before in the Wa
bash yards, and also yesterday in the
Minnesota 4 Northwestern yards. A COM
mittee was appointed to wait on the gen.
eral managers Of the various roads and re-
quest protection. II this protection is not
granted, the men say they will cease to
handle Burlington business. The COM
mittee will try to have the revolvers OF the
"Q' men confiscated. Complaint was also
made OF the alleged high handed actions
Of Charles Sellers, the Burlington switch
man, who killed a Wabash engineer and
seriously wounded another man several
weeks ago. A committee was appointed
to hasten his prosecution.
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That Tired Feeling

Season is here again, and nearly every one
feels weak, languid and exhausted. The
blood, laden with impurities which have
been accommodating for months, moves slug
gishly through the veins, the mind fails TO
think quickly, and the body is still slower to
respond. Hoods Sarsaparilla is just what
ideal spring medicine. II purlfes, vitalizes,
and cnriches the blood makes the head clear,
creates an appetite, overcomes hR tired feel
ing, aud imparts new strength and yigor to
the whole body
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sui, Again., a Ra,Iroad..

Special Dispatch TO Tho Appeal
HELENA, Ark, May ll.-Mr. o. G. Cam
man, Of Little Rock, filed through his law
yers 10000 damage suit this morning
against the Arkansas Midland road. lie
Is suing the road for personal injuries sus-
tanned by the dorailing Of a coach last Jan.
uary. This makes the third suit growing
out Of the same cause that will be tried IN
the Phillips circuit court. The aggregate
amount sued for is $4,000.
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cessiul business man. lie was chosen second
lieutenant In 1861, In Charles McDonalds com
many, and, when the sixty day command was dis,
solved was chosen captain Of FORESTS Rangers.
Uo Joined Col Forrest ut Fort Donelson. then DO
IcagIiercd by Grants army. He led IN a success"
ful charge upon u Federal battery, aud fell at the
head Of hfs command. His body was brought W
Memphis aud buried with distinguished honors IN
Elmwood A plain marble monument marks ms
grave on which appears the inscriptions
Capt Charles May,
of
FORESTS hangers,
Died February 10, 1862, aged N ycnrs'
Fell on the battlefield at Fort Donelson Brave
generous aud firm. he fell while leading
charge on the encmy's battery. His last
words were Onward, my brave boys,
Onward 10 yictOryP'
col. s. y. BANKHEAD,
n son of Gen. Bankhcad Of the regular army, and
nephew OF Gen Magruder, was born, reared and
educated IN Virginia lie served as n staff officer
In the Mexican war, and aftcrward crossed the
plains 10 California. lie came 10 memphis ABOUT
the year 1851 or 1879. and In lS5-5A conducted the
WhLJ n daily newspaper, most kkilinlyi having
disposed OF this property he became "a very success
full lawyer and Tor several years was city attorney
During his term OF Office he male an excellent cOdi
ncatlOn OF the city ordinances. lie served through
the war between the States, always commanding
artillery companies and In this branch OF the sery-
Ice won the tank Of brigadlergcneral. lie was IN
many battles and his conduct was always com
Inendcd for skill. and courage. He returned to
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orn they don't they should know that
Rangum Root Eminent cured big head In
mules for w. 4. Hunt OF Adaiuyillc. Ky.
]. II. Mallory, OF Forts Station, Tenn,
cured his hogs OF blind stagyors with H. In
fact, this King Of Llnimcnts Is invaluable
for man and beast, and no family should be
without Il. 80 cents per bottle. For sale at
Holsters drug store No. 2S3 Main street
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uoi For Chran Tlrhct.,

To New Orleans, Viclsburg, Baton
Rouge, jacksonville, Little Rock, Tex.
arkana, Dallas, Fort Worth, Birmingham,
Atlanta, Chicago, 81. Paul, and many
other points. |. SAMEisoN & Co.,
Members American Ticket Brokers Asso-
citation, No. $40 Main street.
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greeley. Tribute 60 southern Women


Prom the "Amerionn Conflict" Appendix.
Nor would our survey Of the great strug'
glc DO complete without recognition Of
the fact that the spirit evinccd by the
women Of tho south, while even moro In
tcusc and vehement, prompted them q
efforts and sacrifices equally practical and
bcnenccnt Their means were limited and
they unaccusiomed TO persistent labor bul
they gave 10 their brothers and sons, IN field
and hospital, every solace for their hard
ships and suiIcrings which affection could
devise and unwcarying devotion provide
True, they did not las had often beer
thrcatcned) seize the arms that dropped
from the hands Of their vanquished kins
mon, but they did whntever they could L
mitigate the hardships Of the soldiers lo'
and insure the triumph Of the Coniederacy
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Ep. GILMORE, Of Hiblo's garden, is q man
% keen perceptions The other day Mrs.
Iangtry had birthday which, Of course,
was no new thing. but Mr.. Gilmore, with his
usual gallaniry, sent her Dor OF lilies
twenty-five IN all. just twcniy-iivel Where
can anything moro delicate and tac'ful be
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In her wine, and captivated Caesar with her
beauty and magninccncc. But pearls In the
mouth arc better, and our modern beauties
may have these II they faithfully use sOlo-
DON'T every esy. and capuvate All by SIM
ply smiling 10 show their pretty white teeth.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-12

JAKE SEEssEL, corner Main and Union
streets, can furnish YOU the best ice cream
In the city and everything else nice TO eat.
Telephone 0l and you viii be promptly
waited on.
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DIPHTHERIA. MEASLES. SCAR

hiPf HEhiR. MEAoIGo. OCRH-
DLET FEVER, and other gmotic diseases
Turk IN the atmosphere and hover every house
hold NJ this season 81 the year when thorough ven.
tlaiion r. Impractical on account Of the severity Of
the weather. Frequent fumifntion Of apartments
with s.nbuTy'- IIy,ironaphtiol ra-ililes pun
flies the atmosphere destroys disease germs, aud
thoroughly diniccts all carpets bedding md drpc-
~ while impartlng delightful aromatic oior that
4 not injurious 10 silver bras or other metals
Colan. closets. aitlcs etc, should h. madc healthy
by burning therein Scabury's sulphur Candles,
which arr pure, cleanly AMI siie. For the toilet,
bath. layaiOry aud nursery. Ssabuy's Hydro
nnphthoi soap should he used exclusively.
no Don't forget Beuson's Plaster Tor aches
and pnlns.-6u ~
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Mus. PnupEscE ORcHARp, Of Winnipeg
walked thirteen miles 10 run away with a
married man Next
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A TALE or a SUICIDE.

Strolling back 20 The summit OF Chapel
IIill and listening 10 the entertaining and
ut times CHASTITY talk OF the old man, whose
mind Is stored with "reminiscences Of the
cemetery aud Of the years 1873 and 1879,
tho two stopped nj n place where some
fifteen years ago n suicide was committed.
IL Is within the circle near the avenue
which winds around the summit. The
dccp shade Of n magnolia falls upon the
spot and the lot has apparently boch long
neglected. Through the foliage of the
other trees and shHihCry surrounding II
one can see the while marble shaft erected
90 the memory OF Gays. Driver, 20 the rear
OF the Bolton monument, and several 9th
ems upon tho circloA Sitting down In ox'
acily the same placp where tho suicide SAT
fifteen years ago, on the cufblng dividing
the Knott aud kirwap lots and next the
undiscovered tombstohoof Gen. Kirwan'l
wife, the old grave-lpcr gave asimple bui
graphic account Of fht tragedy Gle came
here Of a Saturday tsrnng, 30 tho supcrin'
tcndent said, for ht tamc In through the
north gate, and I uldn't SEQ him til
after he was dcadf " had been rain
ing and there was mons Of us in the yart
and no one noticed whether he went on
or not. lie come in~ofa Saturday evening
yos, some fifteen year ago; Il raincd tina
night and MI Of the next day, Sunday, =,
no visitors come out, andhe was not found
until Monday, whin two ladies', cominl
over from the direction " the monnymen
Of Bottoms, ihcrc saw him, but was to'
scared 20 come close enough 10 see wha
allied the man, and como 10 me whore
was working In the south part Of the cimi
terry, aud said there was a man up Their
drunk. Well, sorr, when | got there N
was over In this position; he was on hi
knees like I am, with his chin dug in IN
ground, a pool OF blood under him. AM
over bcn, 10 the leo side OF him lay
lady's pen knife strakcd with blood.
took hold Of him and raised him mp. II
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MAJ. rnII.. ALLIN.

Mai Phil Allin left Memphis In 1851 lieutenant
Ia lapL James III. Iimundfona HUI city dmyf.
lie tcvcd Ia this command and capacity nj ilol'
mont and shiloh, aud In thcsc battles, ~ In many
subsequent conflicts, Uylnccd extraordinary cool
nc.s and heroism lie was transferred tp the cav.
alry service and was Que II the most brilliant aud
dashiug ofiiccr whose genius for war was Inspired
OF evoked by Gen, y. u. furrrt MAJ. Allin was Z
iayofltc oificcf ui his commanding general, aud
when delicate trusts daring duties were Ia he dia
charged was almost constantly selected 20 Lead the
way Never soldier came out oi the war between
The Stats with brighter oscutchcon than the Ia
/ tHpid rcuCrpus admirable Fcnilcmhn and uilrcr
| lhll Aiin. lie died In Memphis In isdl, abOu
| thirty years oi age
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

Island q, Tennessee Coal II, Missouri Pa.
cift IL. Sales 240, 9s7 shares. Quotations
closed bid as follows:
Adams Express, 142; American Express,
10; Canada Pacific, SIT; Central Pacific,
3I4; chesapeake and 0hia III; preferred do
drsts, l4s; do seconds, 15}; Chicago and
Alton. 1881; Uhicago, Burlington and Quin.
CT, 1885; Delaware and Hudson, 1921;
Delaware, L&ckawanna and Western I43;
Denver and Rio Grande, Isl; Erie, 264;
do preferred, 81; Fl. Wayne, ISL; ILL.
nOis Central, 1871; Lake Shore, 1904; Mick
iSan Central, IS; Minneapolis and St
Lo1iF, 5; do preferred, IA; Missouri Pacific,
72l; Northern Pacific, 244; do preferred,
$50; Chicago and Northwestern 1861; dc
preferred, 14O; New York Central, lott
Oregon Transccntirsntsl, 29s; Pacific Mail,
35}; Peoria, D. & E, 23}; P~Ittsburg, 1851;
Pullman Palace Oar, III; Reading, 4Ss;
Rock Islaat, 95f; at. Louis snG Sar
Francisco, 2s4; do preferred, 653; frst
preferred, 1lO4; St. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 50; st. Paul and Omaha, 32t;
do preferred, 9si; Texas Pacific, 2l3;
UaiOs Pacific, 62b; United States *.
pres, %; Western onion, SO
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MO NOTES

Special Correspondence Of The Register.
MOUNDSvILLE. DemsCber 2l.--Charles
Rankin and J. w. Francis came home yes
terdsy TO spend the holidays.
Elitor MoigheD, Of the Sun, was in
Wheeling yesterday.
Miss Birdie Hall is home from echool al
Granville, Ohio
Tue Willipg Workers of the ~Prasbyter'
ian Church gave a festival and supp:r in
the Mound City Hotel, Thursday night
Il vas a success.
There was q public examination and
literary eDt srtsinnent at the pubic school
yesterday afternoon. The schCol has CLOSED
till after the holiday vacation. The pupil:
have s mt a petit, IN to the Bla!d of C1m-
missiouers asking that the vacation con-
time two weeks.
Rev. w. W. Roberts, Of Cameron, is
holding q series Of meetiDgsin the Holiness
ChrTCh
Mrs. Lib Love, an aged clloTei lady
died OF her home in the Third wald Thurs
day night. She wSs sitting in her chair,
"a well rs usual, when she suddenly ex'
pired.
The prisoners viii give their holiday en-
tertaiumeDt at the Peniteutiary TuesdaJ
evening ut Z O'Clock, iustesd Of in the day
time, as heretofore. If We are to judge by
the past. we msy expect this 10 DO a verJ
eVi0ysb'e entertainment.
CO.. T. B. Fish is hack from Missouri
and VIII epend the winter in our midst.
The different churches will have Christ
mas trees and other social entertainment
Christmas. the Methodist Christmas ey'
AMI the Presbyterian Christmas day ant
night.
The Thursday Club will Banquet at th'
Mound City Hotel Friday night. Tn,
members viii appear 10 full dress costume
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.


CHI AGO, December 81 Csttls-Rt'
ceipt. 5000 head; shipments 5000 head
market steady; beeves 81 5Os4 80; steers
s. 9os4 40; st0ckers and feeders 81 10
3 %; COVE, bulls and mixed 81 6Os3 10.
Hoss-Rsceipts is, 500 bead; shipments
4 500 head; market strong; mixed 50 OA
5 25; heavy s. O5a5 50; light s. WA5 80;
skips 81 OOs5 10.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
. 900 head; market slow; natives - 15s
4 30; western s. 1888 90; Texans 81 25i
5 20; lambs 81 00a6 %.
RAst Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, December 2l.-Catile-
Receipts $50 head; shipments S74 head
nothing doing; ell through Consignments
Hose-Recelpts 2,4OO head shipments
> GOO head; market flow; Philadelphia
S. 20s5 25; mixed S. 1916 20; Workers
SIS 1915 20; common to fair S. 1Os5 10
pigs 81 5OA5 90. .
Shsep-Receipts 1 400 head; shipments
800 bead; market firm on b5st grads bu'
slo1 on common; prices unchanged.
Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, o., December 2l.-HoRa-
Strong; common and light 81 50s5 IS
! packiog and butchers S. 05I5 90; receipts
1 800 head; shipments s62 bead
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TRUSTEES SALE
Roney's Polnt Properly.

RY VIRTUE o. Z p ~ 2Ssus HsinSstssLl
,r,,,se ana c.,her,ne heinberscs' essssinns dale
on The 18th dsy Of Novembcr. 4. "; ~ sadn
corded In the once of the CiSs k,vi. m nHSo1Inty
Court for ohio county, Msss az SO 1 viii n.y.
csoo 20 scii AZ nnSlie ale, At the ffoni aoot ethe
CSnrt HOUSE. for said ohio oouniy' N Inc av
{" T Wsan. I'd January 70. 1883,
commencing At ten O'Clock = m, me No. osilt
described property, that = 20 s.y s heinr In ~
saslnS,. pis,rict' ohio county. Wet Virginia
bounded and described - follow .isihe
ART LOT beginning At Q stake on w s"Sn
National road, orner VIM, A.. "" ss.c scnth Nv
down the tide Of tho Nationh ssshe. tss.s
.on,b sc rsst 81 poles 70 stake: thence leayiig
the Nationa road north ~ weA - po"S
red oat: tncuoe north 56tAe wen . gols. spf@
tree; thence north iGto wta @Po.s. ,hsst
thence north 50 east Stpolcs 70 sussi r,s"l
Stone cnner TO W. A. Garrison; thence VIE y
line south So cas-, 1925 po,es 70 me p,s.v ~ "
stpninv. containing tenI0l Acrca moro Or
The second lot beginning Of ihe ou v,p 'Its
the railroad bridge, ctoss.hE ~ the rsiirci
south 10 east 90 poles 70 stake; thenSc i,sNll
railroad south iGS east 2 poles 70 sss,e, .nsoa
rorth TO- west l. poles 70 stake In ~ Y, SLvvL
thence up the creek norm usess. 49,
stake: thence NORTH 50 west n po'.s .A
thence n,rth 40 west ll.S6 poles 70 lne plNs p
beginning, containing Two fD acres mote oa ~.
together with TIE BUILDINGS ana impI",.m ~
therren aud the appuienancts helrun. y
Ioosing, being the 'Smo properly conssfS Sa,s
taid August He,meertef a. trust1s = n.ss., ~
crime II imberger, by Valentine hsinnStsei sa
wife ey ceed dated February Oh, ls,s hhnH
corded IN Deei Book No 90, psso oH o' INC -"
r, cords Of said Ohio ouunty,
TRIMS OF sALE-one:ha or y nusn n,c'
~ The purchaser may elect 70 pAy, ~ Ia
on da, OF sale, the balance, II any, IN tNoean
instalmenH, payable In one ann Two Scnsi
spec,ively from tho day OF sale, nc puicn%s'
give his notes, bearing Interest nom tpe On,
sssie, payable annually, for the said DEERE nv
mcnu, and 10 give a deed OF trusI, GUY =
Ino~Iedged and recorded, on nid property
SECURE mo psymen, OF the iaid note. sndi ~ !,
10 iuuure the dwelling on said properly iot "
term OF not less than two years In q sum on %
les than $500. In ONE god and relieeie lasv
auce company, 10 he approved py said W.,
the policy or policies Of Insurance. 70 De va
ferred TO the trustee for The b ,ne1t OF the Trust
HENRI n RUsSkLL, Trnslce
Az m 1A Asnitan1Qf QNl
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PsTRoLzuN.
New York.

New YORK, December 21.-Petroleum-
Opened steady, but after the first sales the
market became weak On the report that
the Standard Oil Company intended to
issue certificates Coz Lima oil. Heavy sell
ing from all quarters fGcsd the price down
to Ssh, after which the market rallied
slightly, and the Close wes steady at SS5e.
Total sales, 1871, coo barrels.
OIL Oity.
on CITY, Pa, December 21.-Ps'ro-
Ieum-Opsned at 93c; highest 93tc; low,
Get ssIc; closed ut sssc; SALES, 3 1S5. 600
barrels; clearaucts, 1882. 600 bsrrsls; char
teIs, 19, O47 barrels; shipments, s., 394 bar
rels; runs, As. 1853 barrels.
P~tttsourr.
~EIrTsBpBG, Pa, December 21.-Petrc-
leum-Actiye, weak ard lower; cpentd al
92ic; closed at Ss4c; highest 93c; lowest
SSsc-
Bradford,
BRADFORD, PA, December 21.-Petro-
leum-Opened at 93c; highest 93s; lowest
sslc; closed at Sssc; ~clearances s4o,00O
barrels.
.TTTUsvILLR, December 81 Petroleum
Opened at 93c; highest este; lowest
8Slc; closed al S5sc.
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WOOL
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, December 21.-Wool
Quiet, prices finn; Ohio, P~ennsylvania
aud West Virginia Xxx and above 34a36c;
Y 33.34c; medium 3Si40cj coarse 3s.3sci
New York, Michigan, Iudianaa and Western
fine or Y and Xxx 31a33c; medium 37s
39c; coarse 37A38c; fine washed delaine X
and Xxx 36a39c; medium washed combipg
and delaiue 4Iai24c; coarse do 3Sa4Oc;
Canada washed combipg 34a35c; tub WISH
ed 35a42c; medium unwashed combing and
dslaine 32c; coarse do 30s3lc; Eastern
Oregon 15s24c; New Mexico and Colorado
l6s22c.
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gsaaaI.
glN SUFFERED

from Hhtu nSr
.neRySIL ar dress
800 Eei 80 from heaa 20 rO
80 Of dsnt weeks sy INC "a'i
"a Bs"le".w,n.hsSrGs which az er,
".gOithes-sma or salt rheum) mace
NSryiIO o ~ face A physician wa
hsSgCe meSug Vas the cause; ne Pre-
gS5 n adN.- Medicine, out c Stes
Sc s.,e NNLl rssh Another y. u. ives
nsy ear IN ku1W al sSoat the Gaze
So n pntSST AMI pEsrcIibed gunpoW-
uR sEirgs /" nj rtxcl Into atalye; cut
a.N--S0Ee s.ai they could not doS2y-
60 @ NaE-sSrr p0sriocd pOra4, NSkL
10 ln.ecd p~oujtices None OF
@s1r A-NI A stal but made me Holse
sriut a.! ,,.1UuRbSttds u spr. " my
O. VS. all Up entirely and
L 81 Ss .r;.E on The dnOr on : pltosN
-r,as1cA! .rJ oIhSII IS AtContsoI o.
--grS tVls utterly hesPle& ay motne5
IN Az. d, m ne cas- anu SO 49,
~ ,ssrs - sous or my hSn1S ~ ISel
!, G-llt - ~ ny clothes on AZ an snu Ha
sr.N1os W 4 dressing gown. NY naH nsu
rsEa ~f,r1 o, 'a'.ea on, sG9n.y aNS,i
.S,s ,ne sCao ana : pSI -
81 - sssl al the UEe IN .ng 49,
gN-a ~. 81 " E-Ne 49,. AA.
E?i'5 nc =, Ard .E:yCoU here IN ChleaSo ytoe
-s.7 S-shtDe men iOned were OF DUN,
C1s; ~ canada He said be could
Al a'.t lie waited 70 cut the dnsws
= ~ saS .ssr Z could walk; bus wou0 not
e I'D &c; Better l would have no
r.u" .'sG -,,, snrei In this manner until !
re s% - ola. aud one day In JAnu-
g0taIt. ....ornt luLhe 1rbulg OF your
= l>s UIescrioed my case 80 ex'
lS@gSbs so las: resort L give them
ann. ~ them I WAS AL raw and
H,s7 s-strh.ug wyseif, but | went
sr~Nl.Sic.y, something l hau MOI
Nea o 1s- -. rFrE wSs ~ soothing.
SEE 49, weeks could S'SndSira'so GOT ont
'." w. yf.k. buy my sores were nearly
wr-I .,icna Judge the Cuttcurs Rene
N-s.r Atoal NiO eIgnt weeks q
. from January. 1872, 10 Janu'
=. no. lgrl sex i'm any wsy, or
=" e. Er> of the disease resppear-
81 ~e " J. MCDONALD.
z r,-so =. Chicago, H., tuncS 81, 81,
~@nr.r- grCy JyJECUEA, sc. soar
-gyr 8. Prepared by the PorTEs
- cgryrliL Go. BOSrOS, Mas.
- ~ How % Cure skin Diseases.
,.s-K Arsis. ~. rough, chspped and
{ --v,utcG hy CUTICURA SOAP.