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National Republican., 1888-04-14
Election of Officers,

GIT your boys and children'S clothing from
first hands. Eiseman Bros, Manufacturers.
cor 1th A. T.
National Republican., 1888-04-14
CLEARING SALE.

EOUSEKEEPERS, HOTELS,
and purchasers of Wedding
Presents, this is your oppor-
tunity.
To give you an idea, we
quote few;
Ouadruple Plated Butter
Dishes, on white metal. hand
SCmeIy engraved, for $3.50;
worth $3.50 to $5.
Ice Pitchers. quadruple-
plate, double walled, hand
Somely engraved, for $685.;
worth So and SO.
Cake Baskets. qLradruple-
plate, elegantly engraved by
hand, $3.50: worth $5 to Sc
Sugar Bowls and Cream
Pitchers at So each; worth
Elegant Card Receivers for
So and $3, worth $o to ST.
Gerry Dishes, With fancy
worth from SIS to $40.
Swinging Ice Pitchers, with
cup and Slop bowl, for S 3.76;
worth ST. 8 to $50.
Tea Sets, comprising 2 pots
cream, sugar, and slop bowl,
s pieces In all, quadrup e.
plated on white metal, ele-
gantly engraved by hand, and
gold-lined, for SIS, is, and
go; worth $25 to e35.
Castors of quadruple-plate,
with s bottles, for $50; worth
$3.50.
Pickle Jars, with tongs, at
l,6C: worth 8.
RoCers Bros Teaspoons at
NC. r b G spoon S and
Forks, z, 40 the half dozen.
Pcn,emter, these goods are
warranted of best quality
standard makers.
National Republican., 1888-04-14
only One Marriage License Issued.
Children and Boys Suits.

A marriage license was issued yesterday 10y
The clerk to viii l.. Funk and Malissa KuhrS,
both of JOhmstuwu, Pa,
National Republican., 1888-04-14

our stock includes all the newest designs,
l&iHcman Bros, Manufacturers, cor itl ~ T.,
National Republican., 1888-04-14
Great Reduction
~
ALLEN, SOLLG 4 CO.'S
Hosiery

Brown Balbrigsan Half Hose,
S3 per dozen; form erly S4.
Brown Baibriggan Half Hose,
50 per dozens formerly S6.
Brown Balbriggan Half Hose,
SIS per dozen; formerly
Brown Baibriggan Half Hose,
SS per dozen; formerly
$lo.5O and $l2.
Brown Baibriggan Half Hose,
50 per dozen; formerly
$3.50 and Sl6.5O.
Brown Lisle Thread Half
Hose, SO per dozen; for
merly Sl4.5O,
Plain and Fancy Coiored Cot
ton and Lisle Thread n alf
Hose, SOC per pair; formerly
75C and SSC,
Plain and Fancy Colored Cot
ton and Lisle Thread Half
Hose, 75C per pair; formerly
Il, el.l3, and Il .25.
Derby Ribbed Colored Lisle
Thread and Cotton Half
Hose, 81 and : rs per pair;
formerly rs and 2.
National Republican., 1888-04-14
ENGLISH BAL. UNDERWEAR
FRENCH BAL. UNDERWEAR

The spring weight ribbed Bal. Undcrshrts
are selling rapidly. They fit the body
snugly, but give to every motion, Comfort,
appearance, and durability trio of ad
vOntages-making these Shirts a bargain at
I5c each.
National Republican., 1888-04-14
ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR.

The latest and best sent from England.
just the weight for spring wear, and very,
very cheap, Only 81 piece for Shirts and
Drawers in fancy colors and finished with
silk trimmings. As we cannot recorder these
garments under $l2 dozen, gentlemen
should appreciate the bargain we are offer
ing them.
National Republican., 1888-04-14

Fun Pay Can Bc Given.
Comptroller Durham has decided that Mr.,
T.. A. Paul'~ successor can he promoted 10 the
Vacancy. and receive the iull pay of the office,
National Republican., 1888-04-14
IMPROVED JEAN DRAWERS

Cut as are trowsers. Extra pieces at parts
where they are liable to wear. All lengths
and waist measurements. T5c looking gar
mcnts for soc.
National Republican., 1888-04-14
GENTLEMEN.

THE PALAlS ROYAL. buyer and his
men request your presence to the special
sale and promise polite and prompt attcn-
ton.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-13
when s.Dan'' 1Tanning FRs q
ssComp.o

New York Sun.
"Dan Manning was Q conipositor on
the Albany 4rgus when ! held case
there forty years ago, " said a Brooklyn
typo while he picked up his nonpareil.
"Dan was steady as the clock, but not
swift, andstucl quietly to bis case,
whether he got fat takes OF lean takes.
He could read every fst Oh manuscript
as easily as II Il was reprint, After
a long timo be got into the editors
quarters and worked up till we set his
manuscript as be had set other mems.
We never lost sight Of Dan when he
got high, and he never forgot US. Ho
made Governors and things, and at
last made a President out Of Uncle
Grover, who used to show up 10 Alba
ny once IN q while, but he would nod
all the same to tho old boys Of the
Aygus when be met them on the street.
! tell you tha Albany aoomps7 thought
as much of Dan Manning as II bis
name had been Benjamin franklin,
another old comp" whose statue you
can see IL Printing House Square,
There Is i chance fof yon yet, young
fellows Ana The Brooklyn typo-set.
ter pulled away AZ bis solid nonpareil
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-13
Whnt ~ - . 3

The systems Of Billousness are un
happily but TO we'll known, They
differ h different individuals 10 some
extent A Billions man II seldom q
breakfast eater Too frequently, alas,
he has an excellent appetite FOR liquids
bnt none for solids Of q morning. His
tongue will hardly bear inspection at
any time ifitis not white and fuFFed,
Il Is rough, at all events.
The digestive system Is wholly ont
Of order and DiaFrhaa of Constipation
may be symptom oF the two mag
alternate, There are often Hemor-
rhoids or even loss Of blood. Thers
may be giddiBess and often headache
and asidity or AstuleHee and tender
ness ID the pit Of the stomach. Tt
correct all this If not effect q cure, trj
9reea's Aagust Floger. Il cost bnt
tride and thousands attest lbs efficiency
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-13
Tha 800 prIea !. aboaI s5.0o.

The average price i eoVut Te'0v
Do yoa believe the report that the
Watkins syndicate, owning . miliiea
aud haif acres, will advance The
price from $S " slo Par acFe taa lss
Of Januaryl
/ spent The day With Prof Knepp,
superintendent of thiu syndicate aaa
nothing Of the kind vas iatimatsa e
ne.
10 you think tha present aoutaesa
land boom has any ssabilis7t
/ certainly a. There y ne posnt
IN tins country today where lsEaa cap
able Of producing profitable Drops
ere % cheap as il he soIth, and Wild
their excellent olimate, iow pFioaa as
fuel aua ether advantages, ase ne
resaon Why the Southern ssatsa mag
not have lard boom skin 70 taat es
Dakota 6 few yeage asc
What wa5 GeneFai Passenger Ages
Hausons opinion of thia cogntryl
He waabotb surprised aua dsllghtaa'
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-13
LEE CHARLES dI0AsEU PARIsH LOTsANA TRIDAT ANTAaY 81 M
The verdict unnnimors.

w. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippns, Ind,
testifies Il can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy Every
bottle sold has given relief III every
case. One man took six bottles. and
was cured Of rheumatism Of 10 years.
standing" Abraham Hare, druggist,
Bellville. Ohio, ,afiirms: tiThe best
selling medicine ] have ever handled in
my 20 years experience, is Electric
Bitters.p Thousands Of others have
added their testimony, 80 that the ver-
dict Ii unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure al diseases Of the Liver, Kid
neys or Blood. Only a half dollar o
bottle, at DE-. w. a. KEAPP's Drug
Store. 2.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-13
nuel.Ien,a ArnIea saIye.

The best EalYe III the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sat Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chappea Hands,
Ohilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tioBs, and positively cures Piles, OF no
pay required. It Is guaranteed 70 give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale By
DR. w. A. KNAPP.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-13

Il may interest The snpeFslitions 10
note that both Gladstone and Bismarck
were born on Friday. OF noted men
Of The past who came into the world On
that day of Tie Week, may 10 men
toned Luther, sir Isaae Newton, Geo.
Washington and Winfield Scott.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-13

Money getting Is not 4 mark Of iR'
telligepee, Some Of The wealthiest
people are ignorant sAohs, while, on
lhe other hand, great many Of The
brightest minds that ever shaped q
thought are eIoaded With poverty,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-13
&c bpeea of IEeal ana Qold.

II has been asked which travels
faster, heat Or cold and answered
heat. Because anyone can catch q
cold II therefore follows thai every
one should Keep Taglars Cherokee
Remedy Of Sweet Gum and MulleiHl
which viii cure coughs, colds and con-
sumption
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-13
The Eaeet 81 sIeeptng 81 Cars

Is the eoniractiagof eold, which often
results seriously " The lnngs, NeYsl
neglect > cald, bHt take IN time Iayl
lofs Gher9kea Remedy of Sweet Gum
apd Malleip-HaiHre great cough
medieine
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-13

Has Been the cause Of iaHeh bronchial
troubles. Coming OIL into ile open
air slight egld, followed BY , severe
cough, Il contracted Take IN kine
faglers Cherokee Remedy of Sweet
Galn and Mqlleip.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-13

Sa MRny deylGGs NM rasaEtR1 tts y
ailverlieersi sAas tAe pralnal Feeast
kqmetimes hecosneq AZ q lhs sI.l '.'
~ pssaagsphs iearipg lhe aaflee e.
IS c6ncealed q II llse & slil M le
Woo. loF iHsaapee An aasllHl n
flsm MseAa Aase
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-13
IFrem me IFar aFeal GoHnfrF.

Knott Heanesee & Gp,, BEindletan,
N, g., writes That Haekleberry Cordial
sells better, with every Satisfaction for
bowel troubles aud children teashing,
and commend II 70 every mother, tie
physician Of tbe bone.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-13

The dog that goes without . mnz-
zle % New York p save : tritlliHg ez:
pepeo, is penny wise ana aponHqs
foolish 4sras Sftiaas
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-13

Tha following ID aspselgi Of Zee.
as, from Morgaa cilY 70 tha shFsss,
port Joaraa Tha primaFy eleetloa
here yesterday Waa 2 perfect farce
The Parish COMMITTEE he'd astabliqhaa
i rale that required tha EosaF IN be
white Democrat, entitled VI vote ~
tia nest election, and thst ha shgll
have voted foF Cleveland 5'hia RaEd
poIIad for ClsYsIand only AAf votes,
gst the commissioners paesiYaa tse
Yotcs af le4 Many ahalenEaa we're
MADE " asruhliaaaa Rpd cshaF illegal
yoters. me hipholls msn claim that
they have sha pail, but as aFeeaFd Was
Kept Of every MeEneEy gateF she No
Emery men know that they haYs &
| maiofty af tha leeal halless, e issA
AgeISneFy resolved haf eighteen YotaH
En tbs ward. Teddy ha hAs seventy,
Itwa After 10 sallyiug epnFpsneae
uoyersl NiehelIa gates TareshFoaa epE
| Hon, naa aaftsfY AND Mr Fsadspi &
iAaW OFlapas rama gssEqEaaF M
lGaaeyy lasd oeer ana ssaaa nj Ah
pol wi day IL stpampoat ssata
was chsrsefad. ana money was fFssI
used, ahe maa reeelglng fael e q
pibute 10 ths NieRalls strikers
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-13

Gfe0t excitement has f3eei caused la
slle lcinitg II paFi hg the re,
naal ~ recovery dA F KY lcrieEs
N4e MAs ho ha 4e ao4Aa Not fSIfa
III 35ga IN raiae lis ae everybody y saia
bottle 81 i9r King Neg biee9yetg Nas
sani tipi fipdn9 Eelsei he b99eAi
large bottle end h9z NJ ~. ki4g
NsE TAie fiilE lly t4e fiWe he Nas
ap tvQ boxe 81 a4e tgo bqAile
4 0E }llceVeFFs as Ne Rt4
sh3yt pnnqF
iea ~ siais 5Eqa eqSeFg s2f
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-13

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sSnss sss asS ssaTs1yoa sIa
WateR aud ehaia lAs spsopesl9 az saa
louacr6eueA M ampleYe As
soaar houss apd aboas 81 . ealong
II she Governor
4,ssa ssssssssr aisses sooa
slsas N seV S. stupaay ht 81
syaap gsass sa6aessaa and
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Ebssiv es8gea as bus Ma aoaaas aEo
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5 sbug 5ieaa 9aesa a'ppefy 9gn Haf
che saeae g saa geubls
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V Enewass sea shi4;soFotioa havo saehsly
/. slsvss 1 ssagg M .,tap aAs bos.
.g ss,a u aaT 5ap Mneh uahspnl
4 nsas aba dsmaes 6as bees wrought.
d saa tksie fsysass hsvs not bosa SEN,
h 6paa ia tbis aasisb bns have usaaiied
" ss n considerable s1saas safeassaaa
tka asass
te aba sssaa isgg reesntly II seasicp
ao,oilss #sssTsaa sIlat a. eana
= ,ba f,osss f5sssa spa sosi efiieo Il
4 a,isniaa,s8 eopaltiop. phe bulldins
NJ n anasfs NV isaaeaFa. and patlso dIoo
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81 4ba,o ,gsra as .yoe bllls ioaad. and &,
not true bille
wo.biaataa Agg,.s qhe bFlde
ia anaaaIse tba tjosrtablcaa N taa haa,
sa Az bYsdre alssat aaa 4ih;ch fog I lon,
~ s,ao bas hasn iaa fasaososis oona Isisl
I. tos, 1890, s..as rs aturaas g.as /.
s. baslg aaroIlsbsd IS It's Wasron, il
a5 nassiay ta tla npnsF lsadiap shas
,a,, assissa H \ briaoe aoa nassie
a5osa,np tbo Dssoa ara s9Eqad II pas
81. souise ths psimitiva lcrry
Y. ,,...i... s,t..,.s..,. pasay pass
IoR ass'7'.s IS. ssT' 81 I. 'a,.s. RE. sss,
ssl sss,,.. s.u, Il s..ssasrag ssosbsg saliewll
anaas irsa hla ponsh spa sasqralY IA
ihe unfortunate algit as Wss ~
rosted bus raa subsequently Felaaeel
al compFemlAa whiah eoat him &aQ
8 which ihs elheg nan rpeksssa eal
M aatiaied and psFiec.lY 8Aipg e G's
MI anoIhaF bits IL tha saaaa prlaA
M, p s,snas6a 4ous n aessR
wv al3og
"a. ,,.n.g os NJ Wa&is Whiis
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X 4 asa .s,s1 tksan.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-13

ts.ef IA HANGS Yp tho fREacge la eqlell9ty
~ siisssisd III. Il 4, ni Ecsl qka aap gtalH AR9
L snffara8 N4isgA@ pHgp2 ka8l0 .1sl1tl f 3
s0ch hsA ems, t,4f 44iity ~ s r +, 4 n K, IA
b,fisl 6fafsk ohofp . h 1iHqs1s ~ tnf i1tt
81, 9.,s iat2 act clearing 81 glf tlltqFt Mprie
eifn0s Af1A2e
aliitsH y qledy, "a ms
1iaa, atf Re etltq Ai
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-13

THn United States Rolling Stock
Company ~ urhana, Ohio, Aaa made
arrangemauta with the Decatur Land
Improvement Company 70 Hege she
plant to Decatur Alabama Woala Il
not be well lor oaF oily to elfpg aems
Indacemsnt foseniarpFisss ofsbis Aiaa
ta ha moVed hafas
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-13

A convention eomdoaed Of delsgssea
from All Tho eopnIiss IN The Territory
n Dakota, met Inst week ID Abapaeen
and adopted 4 memorial VI Congress,
praying thet body 70 paas n cot sa-
mIitiug Dakota into the Onion az z
State.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-13


Tho Michigan State Grange waata
tho tariff en- augag reduced, sae 2
bounty substituted.
The Iillpoia asets Grange met ID
spnugaeld 81 the lath iaaN hia
waa Ire aavonteenth annual meetlng
of the ogder
The Worthy Master Of tho illlno1e
State Grange thlnks thps tha geaaRae
Or Eho Inter State Commerce acs aas
brought about " shs influence og ihs
Grange
EMMA BowEa in ehcFt Rdareas be-
tore the Illinois State Grange, aemi
mated lhe Worthy Master y. 4, Cullen
Il the garmevia candidate fog Gavegn9.
of that State
Among other thlugs. ths lllinei
State arspge passed rasclation Fas
ommeadlag that The oEaeg ugga epsl
1onggesa hqnaesaalty q mailing sA
National Qommiaalonsr If AgslaultaF
i Cabinet oalcef
r. q mc9parfaR, q LspeasteF fe
Ia Ills report 70 The pennsglyaoia ssss
Grange quoted trom aggfsa ahowia
lho assessed valuation oA ferEns n /
lnatrato that freight aisqFnia9tlsp
unjust taaatlon and hlgh taFifs a
erippllpg tha agricultural Fas9agsa
He says from 1850 q 1880 ahae
og tariff farms iRessassa Aee n
cent, IN valuation, sfFem 1850 so lsl
under high taFia the inaFaas9 uaa enI
b peF cont Els opposed eha g9psa
che lntsFnal revenue taHi and faF9ssai
tariff REFORM but not indlssglHiea
free trade.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-02
Gen. Grants Tariff prediction.

ST, LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. la well known
citizen and whilom editor Of this city re-
calls quite notable, and, at the present
time, very significant, remark made by
Gen. Grant in this city twelve years ago.
The general was at the Lindel hotel at the
time referred TO, and was in conversation
with several newspaper men and other
gentlemen regarding the probability Of
Democratic control in all departments Of
the national government. After various
opinions had been expressed by those pres
cnt, the general who, ms usual, had been
an attentive listener, quietly said "When-
ever the Democratic party comes near 20
complete control OF the country, Il will
break its back across the Allegheny mount
ANS on the tariff question"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-02
CHANCERY SALE
Oh
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

40. 500, RDR 4. iIollcnbery ~ 4 !. Kou a n. !.
and No. 500. RID q. " Thornton ". A. !, Kerr
81 al
~ virtue ~ an intcriocuiory dcfno iur snie on.
tered IN the HD,e tHises on the aih day of Dttsm.
Der ~. aud amended D,'ncinher a. ISL I Will
scli NJ public suction 10 the highest hlddof ~ the
clnfendon Hotel, on the touth aide oi Madison
street. Memphis Tenn,
Monday, January 2, isss,
commenting NJ 10 o'clock am. sharp. the fol.
lUW iug Ter unal property, consisting of Household
aud kitthrn Furniture. ncftteads Huraus Wari.
fola.. NaslistHnds. thsirs. rarl0f Furniture set
Tee, sufls, fable, Naiinssa. Bedding alicisnnls
Table Nans Table cloths Napkins UOOking ilanae,
nnd Fixtuns Stoves aud Office Furniture now M
tifo NJ the Clarendon Hotel II sale not finished
~ 10 oclOfk am.
Terms Of salo-CAgII. This Dccenhef m isS5.
n T. MCDOWELL tlofk aud Master
Dy A. Bradley, u. q. aud N.
W. a. wcathcr0rd. Morgan * Mcfarland, ~. g.
King, Lee Thornton, koictOfa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-02
NOTICE.

The si0ckhoiiorr Of the Mississippi 4 Tennessee
iailIuad COMPANY nfr hereby notified. BY direction
II the President and Hufd Of Dirrrt0rs 81 said
Company, and NJ requcst 81 the ftnckhuldcrs Con.
vrutlun, that q general mectugoi the rtO,i holders
of said Company VI H. held NJ the oncc ~ secfc-
tnry and Truaurvf of the Company. In Memphis,
Wit the Xth day thcrcof, 10 consider and at upon
q general mortgage on all The property and flghis
Of the Company, s'tuf Nc i3.i10lao 4 raf cent
bonds, aud such Other business a. may ZONE bel0Fo
them nj aid meeting This noiice 10 b. published
thirty DAYS IN cue Newspaper In each county
through which the road passes.
~ order u the rrHideni aud Board OF Dlrccto u
thlstho loth day Of Doccmber, iss7.
III M. LAM arr,r,arv.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-02
a wonaerfu, r.oa and weaie,uc.

Known and used by physicians all over the
world. SCOTS Emulsion not only gives
flesh and strength by virtue OF its own nu-
for food that builds mp the wasted body III
have been using Scoits Emulsion for several
years. and am pleased with its action. My
patients say Il Is pleasant and palatablc and
oil grow stronger aud gain flesh FROM the use
OF H. ! use IL IN nll cases Of wasting dis
cases, aud u II specially useful for children
when nutrient medication is needed, as In
marasmus. w. Pierce, N. d., Knox.
will. Ala
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-02
HEALTH ~ WEALTH 80 DR.. Beauregnri's
Tonic aud s.rsine, tho Great
French specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY In MI ID Stays mental
~ and physical depression. Fpcrmatorrhca. by
poohOndra, tterllty ncungia, hysiorin. incapHrity
lot study of business paralysis, Impotence, epllcp
diseases II the nervous system may b. radically
Curd In either tCx ~ the ute 81 this uncNccllrd
preparation. II l. matter oi supreme Importance
io iisc appropfiain Treatment for the cur u ne
aud Nef,inc alter many Jcan trial In EurOlr, has
proved lhfallible II bkvn according W divciinns
which are aiixe1 " each bottle. Que bON equal 10
Iriou, sf.OO a hDk, or ak boxes for 5000, heut
by mall pfvpaid on receipt 81 prize We guarantee
dx boxes 10 snfn any case With cash order ~
guarantee W return the money II trcatinent doqt
not eject cure. A, kenkeft Co. Druggists. sole
agents for United ttatcf. 10 and 10 Main street
hcnlpLls. Tenn
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Oklahoma settler. peae,fu.

GruDA SPRINGS, Kas., Jan. THE
Hoah announces that Geuda Springs Is
the headquarters Of the Oklahoma move
menis, and adds; 1--WE are authorized 20
say that there is no movement, either con-
ccalcdor open, looking TO an invasion Of
the Territory. All the Oklahoma settlers
ask Is that Congress shall act and net
promptly, and that the President shall re-.
spcct and comply with the law requiring
him 10 appoint commission 10 treat with
the Indians.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-02
RUPTURE Radically CURED

Without the knife or hndmnce ~ huslnce. IN from
~ 10 ~ daSn by the Mctlicle,i suft Fad Tnss aud
oficc treatment contmct made with each patient
kifictuU. liydrurcle aud NHfirOcclc Cufud In a
short time tlrsulars on application.
The Medicatcd Sofi lad Truss has the
spring In the hunt. thpriur avoid OK nll kidney
truuble., and can be worn nlght and day. Weumr.
hntre this lrue ~ h. Cgs} "a wear aud Ia hold up
the towel 90 money REFUNDED. Made and cited 10
male OF female by DIR NOBi.E
20 Jefferson ~. Memphis Tcnn.
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THE OLD MAN AND JIM.

Old man never had much 10 say,
'Ccptin' To Jim--n SO T..f4
And linn wa the widest boy hc had--
And the Ola matjcs' wrapped up In him!
Neverh6trd linl speak but once ~ @
Err twice Ia my HE and first time was
When the army broke out aud jim he went,
The Old man backin' him fer thEcc months
And ALA heerd the Old man say
Mas. les rs We turned 20 start away
"Neli good bye. Inn
Take keer Of yourself"
Feared like he was more satisfied
Aud iikn him oil TO hisscf like, secr.
Cause he was jes' wrapped up In him!
And over and over mind the day
The oid mao come aud stood round In the way
While he was drlllin. n-wntchin Jim
And dVGu ~ the dccpot a,hetrin him say
Well g0odbye, Jim;
Take keer VI yourself"
Nv "a Z. f-
Never was nothin' about the far'I
Dlsting ished JIM
Neighbors all ust tn wonder why
Thtpld man pearcd wrapped up In him.
hut when Cap. Bigglcr, he writ back
AZ Jim was the bmyot boy we had
Aud Ids hyhtin good as his far,nin' bad
al he had lod, with bullet clean
Bored through his thigh, and carried the flag
Through The bloodisst battle you ever sccn,-
The Old man wound m a letter 70 HIM
M TIP, read TO MS ut said, "Tcll Jim
oupdDye;
And take kccr Of hisse'f"
in come back tes long enough
AT he'd like 70 20 back 70 the calvery-
And the Old man ies' wrapped mp In him
jim lowed he'd had such luck aforc
Guosssd he'd tackle her three years MORE