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CHANGING IT'S COURSE.
goPEFIELD POINT AGAIN BEING CUT
AWAY AND CARRIED OF.
rhe Father OF Waters Sweeping Into It's
Embrace Great Slices OF the Bank
and Mighty Forest Trees-Mound City
Plainly Seen From Front Street.

The present rise or food In the Missis.
,ppi river is performing the usual spring
work Of cutting away lIopeGeld point or
Foy's point, rs Il was called in old times.
For several weeks the bank has been caying
into the deep waters and the old forest
trees tumbling into the sweeping current.
From Front street near Court the work OF
the mighty waters has been clearly appar.
ent almost daily. A stately tree standing
near the rivers bank one evening would
be gone by morning, Deep water and
fierce current now exist around the point
where not many seasons since an immense
sandbar glisiencd in the sun. The old
Little Rock incline has gone, and II Is bo-
coming moro and more apparent that tho
road will have TO make It's terminus below
the West Memphis point, opposite Fort
Pickering. From the foot Of Court street
YOU can now see the buildings In Mound
CITY, something unheard OF heretofore;
and also n portion Of the shore along big
bend which sweeps from Hopclicld
point 30 the opcning Of Mound City
chute. The bend along the Tennessee
shore above the mouth Of Wolf river
II filling up rapidly, and sandbas are mp.
pcaring where erstwhile the main channel
was located. The same effect Is apparent
south Of Wolf river, the filling up going on
and shoal water existing along and oil
,hore, In front oi the oil mills, package
elevator, and ~ far down as the foot oI
Jefferson street. A very strong current
usually swept along the shore nj this point,
but now big eddy exists and boats land.
inc anywhere from the foot Of Jefferson
street 10 the mouth Of Wolf river, arr
twung stern up stream by the force OF the
back current OF the eddy. The Memphis
harbor front Is now perfectly safe and No.
cure from caying thanks 20 the skilliul
work OF the United States engineer corps
on protecting the banks along the harbor
with mattresses, etc. II " asserted that
al danger Of the river breaking through
The point into and through lIopeficld lake,
has also disappeared. the bank along the
Threatened points on the Arkansas shore
bend north Of Hopcfcld point being nov
wen protected and covered with MATTRESSES
and other works. The main chan.
mel II through the Tennessee
chute along Presidents island, and
the old channel and bend on the Arkansa,
side is piling up rapidly, all the way down
from West Memphis point. Owing 10 the
government works upon the llopciield
point bend the current has been ~ de.
heciod that II IL cutting away IIopcilcld
point, strikes the Tennessee shore down IN
Inc bend below the city landing, and 4
sweeping closely around Fort Pickering
point, down the old Tennessee chute, nov
he main river The only danger sug
rested by river men now Is that sandban
may appear In front Of the city landing
and shoal water may take the place Of the
prescn, deep channel near and along The
bank.
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The 0liVer-Finnie Grocer Co.
MEMPHIS, TENN.
DID.

CoLLINs-At his residence. No "a Poplar street.
May 2 lsSs nj II O'Clock J. G. COLLINS, aged sixty
two yoan.
Funeral will take place from his late residence
this (THuRsDAYl morning ~ O'Clock. Fer
yiccsat s. Peters church AZ 30 o'clock. Friends
u the family invited toattcnd
cincinnati, o., and New York papcn please
copy.
STETFEY-M the residence, No. 100 sccond
street. "Wednesday morning. May 2, ISIS, nt
O'Clock, l. sIG0m wife oiW. A. slency.
Funeral will take place from First Presbyterian
church this CTIIuRsDAY) afternoon Mt O'Clock.
Friends are Invited TO attend.
fIIarcrsiown and williamsport, Md, paper
please COPY
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Creditors Notice.

No G.iii, " DIN the Chanccry Court oi Shelby
County. Tennessee ~ J. Roynon, adminlfint6r
of y. A. hoynon, deceased, " Henry Roynon
gtal
II appearing from m order of court entered here.
IN April -, lhhs that oil proceedings ~ the lrJ.
S.ie tOun IN relation 10 The estate " w. A. Roy.
non, decreased, have bccn cnjolned. and directing
publication be mndc for All cfcdiior NJ said estate
that All crcdi0rs Of the csiatc Of A. Koynon De.
Cenfed, have themselves made parties and nle and
establish their claims herein within sixty days
from April o. ihsA, or the sane Will H. iOrrfcf
once \ week Tor four successive weeks In the Mem.
phis Appeal
This ~ day 81 May. las.
A true c0py-Auett y MCDOWELL.
Clerk and Master.
BY ". Bmdley Deputy CLERK aud Master.
n W Ilalalell and q. n nafinan. AnllnlInr.
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Take the Train for the Park.

Trains will leave from foot Of Court
street during the Musical Festival every
fifteen minutes, beginning at p. m. and
At y. m. for the Mattinecs, except on
Sunday they will start every fifteen min
utes, beginning at 1880 aud at $50 y. m.
Round trip only Is cents. Stop will DO
made at head Of Vance street, and all stops
returning. Ample room and quick time.
II. u. Ellis, General Agent
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Md Yan Ixcrf

w. II. Reyels NJ. -, Of baltimore Nd,
says: II have been In the practice Of medi-
icinc for over eighteen years, but never have
I seen the equal Of Hodges Saraparilla. II
has worked miracles here In curing rheuna-
tism aud scrofula. Have almost come 10
the conclusion that cannot practice with.
out It," Rangum Root Medicine Co., Manu-
iacturcrs, Nashville, Tenn. 81 90 per bottle.
Sold nj Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main street
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REALESTATE
FOR SALE By
r. L. COVER & co.
NO ga MADISON STREET.
NO. "a MADISON STREET.

BEAUTIFUL Every Convenience
Moshy
DOUBLE lhuicriac
n rsrcct
well improved an everything In excellent condition
ulcro hr from
intersection Of Poplar street Carroll
the breadth
In
on junction Marshall and
Madison 100 feet on Madison street running through to Marshall avenue WIN
The ocaon desirable being
Madison aud Tho contain u
admirably for private school
No a splendid
condition having comfort aud eyenncc Elegantly FURNISHED has hot
bsin tho
appreciated
with desirable convenience
lot
1850 fourteen miles from the city within nohnt mile OF
Woodstock, CO IS W. H. H.
the which would
u desiring purchase
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LADIES |.

No. tai Main street. the only exclusive HAIR
DEALER IN TIKI CITY. Mrs w1i.LER keep.
only the Bcst Goods In stock. swibhcs made from
your comblngs for 800 aud upward Natural self
Dressing lang and Golden Hair Wash iof every
lady. t2i Main street HAIR STORE, corner
Main ard Renlc,
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The WEEKLY APPEAL q a oompa,d.
i,un Of G,e mus Of seucn daily APPEALS. n
agricultural department e prepared wih grod
cure. II ooniobs complete markd ryods. m,
ycar 1888 wH b Juu Of important poiiicai
nof, and dc WEEKL Y APPEAL wiH krp
"a readsrl hlLlu informed Of lIlnl.
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LODGE NOTICE.

DROGREss LODGE No. ~. X P.-Thc an
i officer and members oi rfoErss Lodge N1.A
No. ~ X r.. arr hereby earnestly nj "a III
quCsied Ia ho present % n meeting " thsVNktrJ
lodge THURSDAY EVENING, MAY a W.
O'Clock Tor work In hrt rank aud bust
ncss Of importance. Visiting Knights AMI memhefs
OF sister lodges arc cordially inylic 70 b present
~ order y ROsENiIElN, &C
Attest: = n. CAsriE. KRIS
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Malice.

Prospect Park and Belt railway time
table No. 2 on the card Of the Cafe Moss
Rose takes effect May Q, 1855.
NJ. HoipEN, Supt
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not Yer Cnesp TIele,si

To New Orleans, yicksburH. Baton
Eonge, Jacksonville, little Rock, Tex.
nfkana, Dallas, Fort Worth, Birmingham,
Atlanta, Chicago, 81 Paul, and many
yther points. I. sAMKisoS & Co.,
Members American Ticket Brokers Also.
GALLON. No. $40 Main street.
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Our Success

In holding the Relns over the Modes Of every sue
ccsslyc season, buying our Garments Of the best
Material, the Latest Styles aud Lowest Figures
offering same at Small Profits, thereby giving our
Patrons aud the Public In general the benefit
thereof
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NOTICE TOCOSTRACTORS AND LESSEES.


DRoPoSALs ARE ASKED For WORK TO NJ
Il done upon the Branch fcniicnilary ~ Eddy'
Vile Ky, consisting 81 tho completion 81 the
Ccllh0uses, erection u Kitchen. Laundry. chapel.
Mess hall, Hospital and shop room for iOo men.
also the construction Of about NO feet II side.
track Into the prison grounds, requiring brick aud
carpenter work, plas'sfnr. plumbing. painting.
Tin and galvanized ifon steam heating. aud engine
and boilers, etc,
Plans and specification, Of this work may he seen
At the oiiicc VI Mcdonald bros. Archilccts, cor.
ncr flith and Market strccts, Louisville, Ky, aud
AZ the Branch RnltcntlAry, bidyviil9 Ky. In the
offoc Of ~. II Lyon. fcniicniary Commissioner.
The use OF ire OF convict labor may ~ made for
the whole any part OF the work At the option Of
the coniriciot Information a. 20 the conditions
etc, upoa Nhiohsame may be had, can b. obtained
from the architects
bids arc invited iof the iaboroi 100 men. 10 10
confined IN the fcnitcntnfy at fidyVllle. ~ toon
a. thcSe buildings may h. completed. ior a term OF
years not grraicr than ten, dating from The rsi day
Of August iSSz the Lessee undertaking 10 construct
the hnildingS and DO the work now advertised for,
aud, At the same time, being allowed the bcncht
81 NE appropriation made by the last Legislature
LOT this purpose.
There l. also offered the labor Of abou, 100 ron.
victa confined In tho Frankfort fcnlisniary. lease
10 run from the ist day Of April ios i0r any mum
hcf Of year not greater than ten lids may b. Of
icrrd for the labor In both prisons and Tor the con.
ftfurtlon OF tho above mentioned building and
other work ~ whole OF Tor any portion Of H.
Proposals. iur lcisc must be accompanied BY ccril'
ncf rhcck for 600 Zoe construction 81 bnlldinga
Tor s10o cor any portion Of WORK for tt0 checks
10 h. made payable 10 the Governor oi Kentucky.
aud arc ~ H. returned 10 the bidders altar contracts
nrr awarded and bonds given.
Hid. will be nccivcd until Y O'Clock m, July 10.
is,N and should le addressed ~ the undersigned.
and should bc Endorsed "nds Tor rcniicntiary."
su.tnth \ n nuCKNEIl Governor.
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The eir,s ef Long Ago.

NtNiA TIC ANNa NNaANNNI
The Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity, Of
Hamilton college. last nigh, opened their
new chapter.housc. AZ the banquet,
Prof. A. z. Kelsey. 80. Of Clinton, pro
sided. Among tie guests was A. Miner
Ghswold. 80. Fat Contributor" editor Of
"7cnn Sylutgs." who responded TO the
toast, "Ihc Gin We Lift Behind U.s." in
the following strain:
Mr.. President and Brother Dukes The
toast you have assigned me Is one that
touches a very tender chord in my heart.
have always Ecli sorry for the girls We
left behind rs. II seemed cruel nj the
time but how could W. help it7 Circun-
stances wcrc such that we couldn't possibly
take them along We had 20 leave them
behind ua think promised three OF
four Of them Ia come back for them in the
spring or early autumn, but was too busy
for several years 10 attend 10 II, and after
that-well, | was afraid my wife might not
| like u. ! met one Of the girls we left bc.
hind W. In the street today. That Is,
thought | did. The same soft. brown
eyes, the same sweet, sunny smile.
els II possible, said, shat behold
Miss Sally Joncsg'
That was my mothers name" she
smiled, "bcfore she Nas married. ! an
married now, and have named my bah,
after ma"
Grat heavens, Tho girl left bchint
me was grandmother
told the young ihdy who | was, AM
she said she had Oftcn heard her mothe
speak OF me as one she uscd 20 know
great many years ego Then I asked abou
the girls used 10 know, and what had be
come Of them. T. iodnd that some, alas
werc dead. others who were married
wished they were dead. Others, who wen
widows, had lovers seeking for thci
hands. Others, not yet widows, wen
seeking for divorces.
oh, those seminary girls Of long ago
how we did regret leaving them bchin'
us except ono p1tor fellow who clope,
with one Of them He has regretted al
his life that he did not leave her benin,
with tho rest Of them.
Bu, we had TO 10 and leave them. Fat
bcckonci US on. And,.in some cases, tn
faculty urged us 10 20. Were We 10 blame
then, for temporarily forgetting the debt
i mean the girls we left behind US
Why, some Of us had 10 leave our trunks
Ararc collection ~ girls they were, gen
tlcmon, rs recall them now. Tall, vii
lowy girls short, plump girls; black-eye'
girls that made Us blue, and bluc-cyc,
girls that we were ready 10 take blac
eve for any time; fair complcxioned girls
brown giris, Smith girls, eirls with aubur
hair, and girls who, not being able
match their own hair In Auburn, wcr
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compelled to buy it in Utica or Syracuse,
In fact there was about every kind Of girl
then that there is now, except the tailor.
made girl, who seems TO be altogether Q
modern creation. Still, the latter has
points in her favor. While the girl ! SC
tenderly recall possessed virtue, beauty,
intelligence and many engaging ways,
must admit that she somehow lacked the
get-up--in fact she hadn't the hustle Of
the girl Of today.
No, brothers of the olden times, we
must confess that in comparison with the
tailor-made girl Of today, the girl we left
behind us had very little left behind her.
Still we remember her with tenderness
and respect, and let us all join in a
bumper to the girls OF long ago.
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now LONG. on LoRDs
WIN the Negro. Emily Mrlcr. Mover bc
Buried9

WIN the Negro, Emily Miller. Never DO
Buriedp
Residents in Fort Pickering In the ylcin.
lily Of the house whore Emily Miller. col.
ord. died last Monday morning, are very
indignant over the failure Of tho proper
authorities 10 have the body buried.
Squire Fleming held the inquest and
claims that he notified the county under.
dcriakcr Immediately aitcrward TO bury
the body, but up 10 yesterday morning the
latter official had not complied with the
magistrates order The body Is dccaying
very fast, producing an odor that Is sickcn.
ing In the extreme. In view Of the above
facts, TITS ArrEAL would suggest tina, the
grand Jury investigate ihc matter and de.
tcrmino who Is responsible for this gros
neglect Of duty, and, when no determined,
LET the criminal court punish the guilty
marty.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-05

7. j. N. G. Is not cure-all, but a quarter
OF century OF constant use has demon
strated beyond question that Tanners In
iui;iS,e Neuralgia Cure is the only known
infallible cure for all kinds Of neuralgia and
for nervous headache. Fifty cents per box.
Manufactured by Rangum Root Medicine
Co, Nashville, Tenn. Sold by Hester, 2sS
Main street.
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Must be UmcnsY.

From the McMinnville New Era
Senator Harris has made appointments
to speak at a number Of places in Tonnes
see in July. He must be terribly uneasy
about the result in the November election,
to begin his work Sin the interest OF the
party" during the heated month Of July.
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Plain TaII.

There Is presoryatlve principle In soSo-
don't that oflcctually preserves the teeth
from decay. Rich aud poor indorsc H. No
lady ever tried Il without approving its
cleansing and purifying propcrties tout
don't and take no substitute.
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Notice

We wish TO state TO the public that our
names were placed on that Buck Rabbit
ticket in Fort Pickering without our con-
sent. We do not indose that ticket. Re.
spectfully, john PIrIS,
RoBr. SSowDEN.
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the Old Constituencies,
In their ragged r'simcniala,
Yielding not

lust 20 surely shall YOU win. II IL related Of
that September day In l770, when driven
across Long Island and compelcdto cyacu.
ate the city Of New York, that a portion Of
the patriotic forces which had escaped In
safety TO these nights, paused here to wait
the coming Of the rear gard. They waited
long aud anNiously At length smile
came over the face NJ the father OF his
country A. he sat In his saddle, hoping ior
the best, but not fearing the worst. he
heard the guns Of tho hoy artilerist bonn.
ing down the river he saw the head oi
knox's column emerging fr6m the ravinc;
aud resolving ~ stand aud fight, he ieli
that all wns we'll Aud all was we'll gentle
man, this Is no mimic battle In which We
are about Ia engage, and no trivial or con
icmptiblc enemy whom We aro about q
mcct II IL 10 be- a Struggle between th,
unorganiycd mssscs Of the people against
the trained veterans OF subsidy, bount,
and class distinction. II will surely hav,
its ups and downs, IL moments OF cxula
and depression, its advantages and NJ
verses; hut when hours ara darkest ant
hopes hang heaviest may you in YOU
dreams behold the calm figure Of Wash
ington aud hear the thunder Of Hamilton,
guns and with the triumph OF our fins
war for freedom ringing In your hearts
may YOU weaken IN a renewal OF YOU
faith in tho cause Of the people and know
| that all IN we'll
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A Panty Of sovcn prI,cIn

CRowS wash blue does perfect work.
Give Il trial.
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Examine prices at Mulford's.

ALL we ask for Rising Sun baking pow
der is one trial
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From the Fort Smith (Ark.l Tribune
The Republican party Isl party OF seve
ples-fve loayes and two fishes.
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HEALTH is WEALTH

IN G. wrrs NrnyE AND nRAIS TnrArNESr.
hEuartntccd spcfihc Tor Iysteria Dlrxincss, CON
WILSON'S fits Nervous Neuralgia. Headache, Ncfv'
Gus rfusiuiion caused by the use 81 alcohol or tO
bacco Wakcfuine~s, Mental Oppression. hoienlng
Of Tho hfsin resulting IN insanity and lcaiinE tD
mfefy, decay AMI death, Premature Old Age. har.
rcnncSa Los Of power IN either ser. Involuntary
Loses aud spefmAtorfhca caused BY oycreScttion
81 the hrain. self abuse OF observation-disclosures. iach
otsiN boSc, Tor 500. sent by mall prepaid on 70
ccipt II pfcc
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Avail yourself now, at Mulford's.
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We Guarantee Six Boxos

To cum any oasc. with each order rcccived by N.
for an boxcs accompanied with sAoo We will send
the purchaser OUT written guarantee " reinnd tho
Guarantees issued only by John G. West a Co.
powdy A Co. Druggists sole Agents. Main street
McmphiA Tenn.
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DRINK Malto.
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pouNTY's rlEA YnR DELAY.

Resistance 10 the reduction Of war taxes,
and 10 tho revision Of tariff admittedly
1nscientiiic and unjust, took for long
time the shape u a simple plea for delay.
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Milford buys old gold.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1888-02-02
MAYORS PROCLAMATION
OF ELECTION.

WHEREAS, The General Assembly of the
eAn act to authorize the Village of oIo Jacfson
Ohio ta erect or purchase an Electric Light
the Visge Of Jackson Ohio shall t be aut5ori1ed
and empowered to erect or purchase an Electric
Light Plant for the purposes of lighting the cor
Torat1on, at total sum not TO exceed twenty
thousand (s20,000l dollars: and that for such pur
poses, said Council be authorized to issue the
twenty thousand 1s2O,OOO) dollars, bearing not
more than 6 per cent interest per annum from
cipal thereof payable at such times and place
as the Council may determine, however with
be advertised and sold according to
law; and said Council is authorized to
SAID village IN addition @haf IS hoW SWpeuY aptho
, ized 9y law to levy, SUFFICIENT to meet the an
nual interest and the principal of said bonds
WHEREAS, The question of issuing said bonds
levying said tax and erecting and constructing
said Electric Light Plant shall be submitted to
vote of the qualified electors of said village at
general or special election, after ten days no.
site po iitics published in said Villages the tick
cts voted at said election to have written or
or "Electric Light Plant-NO"; and if a major,
lty OF the votes cast said election are in favor
OF Electric Light Plant and issuing of said bonds,
then the Council shall proceed to issue said
bonds and not otherwise.
Now, THEREFORE,, By authority of said act,
and of resolution OF said Council, l Thomas
A. Jones, Mayor, of said village. do hereby give
notice to the qualified electors of the Village of
Jackson, of q Special Election to be held on
Monday February 9Th, A D. 1883, between the
hours OF a. M and p M, at the usual places
OF voting in said village. At said election shall
be submitted the gu stion of issuing said bonds,
!evylng said tax, and of erecting and construct
ing said Electric Light Plant. The ballots shall
have either written or printed thereon, Electric
Light Plant--YES: or, Electric Light Plant---
NO.
Given under my hand ana seal of Office this
Esd day OF January, A. d. 1888.
lsEALl THOMAS A. JONES,
26jan2w Mayor.
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This seems to be year Of
combines" and in this connection
let us say that combine" is about
as improbable a thing as men can go
into, politically. A combine begets
combine, as in the case of the
alleged boiling Senators at Columbus.
There is scarcely any reason to doubt
that a few Senators lifted the Re-
publican party by the tail and shook
it into such shape as they desired. All
other Senators were expected to
acquiesee, or forfeit their standing as
Republicans. But the new combine"
did neither. They just knocked the
first 'combine" into an unrecognizable
mass and swept out the debris. Such
is the way the combine" works, this
year. Men are becoming tired of be-
ing dictated to by professional Office
seekers, and the combine idea might
as well be dropped at the first, as
kicked out at the last. There are men
in the Republican party who are there
because they love the party, its
principles, it's record. Such men are
willing that men may scheme, and
trade, and combine" all they please.
but are also willing and ready to upset
the schemes. This is decidedly bad
year for combines"
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Poison the fountain, and the stream
is impure; poison the blood, and it's
taint is carried through the entire sys-
tem-those innumerahle veins and ar
teries carry disease and death instead
of life and vitality. AS result, you
have Headache. Scrofula, Dyspepsia,
Kidney Disease, Liver Complaint and
General Debility. An inactive Liver
means poisoned blood: Constipation
means poisoned blood; Kidney disor-
der means poisoned blood. The great
antidote for impure blood is Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Acting directly upon the affected or
gans, restores them to their normal
condition. "a word to the wise is
sufficient"