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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

the constitutional amendment, see In the
late movement an enemy to the cause, and
are avoiding 1t MS they would leper or
some other loathsome and deadly disease.
Men OF Tennessee and OF the south have
too exalted an opinion OF the women to
lower them TO the level of voting machines.
They are not going to do it, Southern
men bow to women and worship them as
80 many gods, and they will never consent
TO have them lowered in their estima-
ton by any sort OF legislation. They
expect always TO look up TO them as some-
thing pure and holy, and will fight for
them, il need be. But there is not true
southerner in all this land ready to unsex
them by comforting upon them the right
TO vote. That is what this third party
means; that is one OF the principal planks
in their platform, and do you suppose
there is any considerable number OF voters
in Tennessee ready TO join party of that
character? The wonder is that there are
dozen in tho State. Prohibition, fiddle
sticks; prohibition is not a question in this
canvass. The movement is TO detract
from the Democratic party as many votes
as possible in order to defeat the Demo
cratic nominee.
"Gov. Taylor will he elected by very
large majority, that is, ii the Democrats
will do their duty, go to the polls and
vote"
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The pie,d of ,hichnmsgun.

WAsuiSGroS, Oct. l9.-Gen. Schofeld
today promulgated an order from the Sec
rotary Of War detailing Capt. $. G. Kel.
logg, Fifth cavalry, Tor the purpose Of
completing the location upon the official
map Of the troops engaged in the battle Of
Chickamagua. The plates Of the survey
OF the field have been completed for some
time, but the positions Of the troops have
not becu finally revised. Capt Kellogg
was nm aide TO Gen Thomas in the battle,
and Is familiar with the field. In accord
ancc with his instructions he will CORE
spond with leading officers Of that cam
paign and ask them 10 meet him at Chat
ianooga for The purpose named about No
ypmbpr 10
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

LorfsynIE NY. oct. l0.-Gov. Buck.
ner today appointed Capt. Edward Porter
Thompson, Of owenion, KY. to lie State
librarian, vice Mrs. Roger Hanson, de-
ceased. Thompson is editor Of the Owen
ncmocmand secretary OF the State Demo-
cratic league. lie was captain in the
brigade commanded 10y Mrs llansons
husband, and nj Murirsesboro, where
Gen, Hanson was killed, Thompson was
taken from the field unconscious by an
uncle who was u captain In the Union
army lie has never recovered entirely
from the wounds which then nearly
t,FnNpl fatal
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THEJ. s. MENKBN COMPANY.
DO You Wan, n PIN. ,i.,,

II 80, you will find larrc assortment
at rock-bottom prices NJ Martin Cohon's
establishment. No. 30 Main street Siet.
sons line soft aud stiff hats specially.
, Cltldrcr's now style hats, caps Dnd tpr-
bans the largest aud best assortment IN
the city. Young mems nobby, small
shaped, now style Dcrbys. Gents silk
drcts hats. Mems and boys fur caps,
school caps and hats too numerous Ia
mention. Call aud examine the goods
and price them aud YOU will certainly not
leave without purchasing.
MAgriN CuuEN, TuE Halter.
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Best of All

Cough medicines, Ayers Cherry Pee
toral II In greater demand than ever
No preparation Tor Throat aud Lung
Troubles Is ~ prompt la its effects. 30
agreeable 10 the taste. aud 80 widely
known, Ms this, II is the family mcli-
cine Ia thousands n households.
81 have suffered Tor years from
bronchial trouble that. whenever tako
cold ~ ana exposed o. Indictment wealth.
e. shows itself hy very annoying
tickling sensation IN tlo throat aud ~
d.Hculiy w breathing. I have tried
great many remedies, hut mono does 10
well NJ Ayers Cherry fccioral which
always gives prompt relief iu returns u
my old compliant o. Ernest A. licplcr,
Inspector " Public Roads. Parish Ter
90 lunnc. Ia.
81 consider Ayers Cherry Poctoral q
most important remedy
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The Twelve temptations.

The sale OF seats for the engagement OF
the above named spectacle opened up
auspiciously yesterday morning, quite
number oi seats being sold for each per-
formance next week at the thcater. Man
ager Gray will take all his scenery and
properties from the stage so us to give the
Twelve Temptations clear field for
scenery and transformations, ballets, etc.
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CLOTIIE THE BOys.

II is recognized by all that our HOUSE IL
the place TO buy boys and youths cloth
ing rs well US mems. Today we willsell
BOYS Oyercoats, 4 10 IL years, for $3.50
Boys Knee Pants for GSc; worth $3.50.
Boys elegant Dress Suits for $685. worth
$500.
Boys Knee Pants Suits at sos regular
price. $3.50.
Boys School Shoes only Sl.50
HATS-Our gents Silk Dress Hats only
81 Our celebrated Derby Hats only 81,
equal to any s. hat sold elsewhere.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

PErEnsoN's MAGAZINE for November con-
tains so many excellent stories by well
known authors that II can claim rank among
the best literary periodicals Its artistic at
fractions are very considerable and is fashion
department is, as usual far beyond that Of
nnY ulhcr mnrnZinc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
Thc .TnIl nf l,nrI..,

Owing TO the Indictment weather there
was no Fall OF Paris" exhibition given on
the bluff last night, neither will any per-
formance be given tonight, but on next
Monday evening, weather permitting,
well selected and novel program OF exer-
ciscs will be presented.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Mcmnl,is Thenfer.

"Lost in London" Newton Beers melo-
drama and specially show, was presented
again last night and will be reproduced
at the matinee performance this afternoon,
and for the last time this season tomor-
row evening,
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WuEzr' whcczc, whcczc What a wrctchcd
disease Asthma - ~ hc sure. II Is painful
20 the patient and painful To those who hear
his laborcd brcadiinpS Aud yet remedy
i offered that j. NJ once cheap aud effective.
II II rcruna. backed by Mannlin. Both sold
10y druggists even wirrr. Only 81 bottle.
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ARE THEY FAITHFUL?
DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATIVE CANDI-
DATES AND COUNTRY DISTRICTS.

The Appointments Being Almost Entirely
Ignored-The Roformers'" Candi-
date for Congress-New Headquarters
Chairman Thomas l.. Williams Talks.
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A NnbHI,IN Mnntc.I.

BEnLiN, Oct. lo.-rhc Merchants Gem
trail s1ricty has sent = petition 10 Prince
Bismarck, asking The government TO sub
sid.zc direct steamship line between
Hamburg aud the West lndics.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

Satin faced overcoats, light colors, only
Sl2.50.
All wool Cashmere Suits, guaranteed fit,
only Sl5.
French corkscrew and diagonal dress Suits
only S2l; worth $50.
Mems Working Suits only SS.75.
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Tho NirIhr o,rr.

LoSnoN. Oct. lo-Tho North Wales
Coal Owners association has granted ilic
workmen a raise Of 10 pr cent. in wages.
and the danger Of a uniycrstslriko 4 now
over.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

Though pure aud simple and 30 mild.
Il n'git De- used by ANY child
lee NlIODoNI u ~ swift and sure
nav mouth aud teeth With Wondruus speed
lfnm miinr and from inini are freed
'di JieS beooiie sweet, white aud pure.
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SATURDAYS FEAST OF BARGAINS
Interesting Items for Men.

N0TE-Open tonight and every satur-
day night until o'clock.
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LADIES' WINTER WRAPS,

$50 ladies' fancy Cloth Jackets only g. 50.
100 ladies' Newmarkets, 500.
Ladies' short Wraps handsomely trimmed
$40 aud $3.50.
SPEClAL-Misses' and childrcn's Cloaks
at $3.50 TO So 10; all sizes.
Buy a Jersey today. You will get a bar.
gain.
90 Dozen New styles Jus, Received.
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THE DARWINIAN THEORY.
AN ASTOUNDING RESOLUTION OF THE
CHARLESTON PREsBYTERY.

The South Carollnian Insists Upon Free
Speech and the Right OF Private
Judgment-The Rev. DR.. Woodrow's
Enemies COMPOUNDED.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

WOOL UNDERWEAR-W wish to in
duce every gentleman in Memphis to
look through our Underwear before pur-
chasing. We are sole agents in Memphis
for the sale Of natural wool and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

p rruovrn M uI vsE o. COCAINE
Aud u stimulates and promotes the growth
ui the hair
Burnc,tB flayorIng extracts arc tho
lest
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lln1hn >AnsNrAuiLLA Is purely vegetable
preparation. being free from Injurious iugp.
aicnH. 10 b. peculiar ~ IT, curative power.
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Rrp llr,us

Mus J. II. SLATER, teacher OF German,
1ayobo hotel AZ homo from . to3
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For Home Use.

I have tested ~ curative power, In my
family, many times during the past
thirty years aud have never known IL
o. flll. 40 will relieve the most serious
affections II The throat aud lungs,
whether In children ur adults. - Mrs.
4. q. Eigcrly. Council Bluns, Iowa
Twenty yesss ago was troubled
with disease u tho lungs. Doctors
afforded mo NO relief aud considered
my ease hopeless, then began to usa
Ayers Chctry frertrral. and, before I
Had finished utN Hit.p. found rolirf 4
continued 20 tate yh0s medicine until a
cure was cdcctNd. I believe that Ayers
Cherry prcioLAl saved my liio."-
Samuel Briggs, Wnukcgnn, III.
"Six years 40 contracted q severe
cold, which sNtlrl on my lungs and
Foon developed hll The alarming symp.
toms II ConsWNna.un. I had n cough,
night swcais. hhldinr ~ tho lungs.
paths In Ghost aIsl sides, aud was 40
Frustrated rs dfo b. confined to my
bod most Of ia timo. After irving
various prcscrpiilus, without benefit,
my physician 1nfly determined 10 give
me Ayers cherry pcrtotal. | took H.
aud the effect tvas magical. I seemed
60 rally from Nthe first dose ~ this
medicine, and Aiior using only three
bottles. am 40 tcif and sound a. ever"
Rodney Johnson, Springfield, III.
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lNsunr your gin.hours In the Citizens
Insurance company No. % Madison strcc'.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

MISS A. g. STEPHENSON, studio Cotton
Exchange
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
GOLDEN EAGLE.

DO YOU know what this means? II
means what YOU will Nv, at our place Of
business
AsQt AHE DEAL
We have the Nohbirsi, prctiicsl aud
most Artistic Styles oi Ready Made Clothes
ever offered Ia the public before.
Now, gentle reader, II YOU want q hand.
some Suit ur nphby Oycront. don't forget
We have them. aud give us a call.
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ll,yE your Umbrella, aud Paasols r..
paired at 30 Main.
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HAVE your Umbrellas aud Parasols rc-
paired az 80 Main.
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An,i-NaIaria, sanitary Underwear.

unoqualod for warmth, durability and
comfort. Today We will sell
200 suits OF cancels wool Underwear at
1915 suit
800 suits Of all wool scarlet Underwear at
Sl.00 suit.
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8. BROOKS e. 90.
g5a Main street

\. IA perfect III guaranteed to all.
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Sur desirable hrm, "For SALE column.
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DRiSK Malioi il i pleasant.
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endcao sTERNBERG SONS
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THE j. S. MENKEN COMPANY

Invite all to
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Gents New Pail SILK scnrfs, soc and soc.

MEMS SlIOES-We never grow tired of
harping on our Shoes Certainly they
deserve it. See our substantial Shoes for
Sl.00 See our hand.sewcd Shoes for 50.
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Notice Taxpayers

N"ftff AhhfNNffN
Tho State and county taxes Cor lS,S are
now due and ready lur collection. You
are urged TO- como forward aud pay before
the rush ut January. ]. !. WILLIAMS,
County Trustee.
HAyr your Umbrellas and Parasols NJ.
paired at 30 Main
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-12

II is no new thing, OF course. for dogs 10 be
polite, for no human being carries the idea
OF self sacrifice 10 such a point as dogs do.
What man would leave his dinner utterly
untouched, no matter II he was ravenously
hungry, just TO accompany friend on a
walk in the woodss That is thing which
almost any good dog would do. The
Listeners own collie, of whose character and
accomplishments he has, be believes, hereto
fore boasted, holds all his own purposes and
appetites invariably secondary 20 the notions
of at least half dozen human beings
This same collie, by the way. has mastered
. new accomplishment, entirely without in
struction. He shakes his head when he wants
to say mo- The same dog is well known
among his friends for his musical accom-
plishments, being able 10 sound the scale,
scarcely accurately, but with excellent inten-
ton, to sing high or low notes as tho key is
given him-though, % tell the truth he hits
the exact note only about as frequently as dc
certain public singers not TO be named-and
his tEills are invariably greeted with great
applause. His musical accomplishments have
lead an admiring critic TO bestow upon him
the title of prima dogga. Boston Transcript
Listener"
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-12
Price of Beef in Paris.

A curious phenomenon is now taking place
in this country. The price of cattle on the
hoof is falling, and at the same time a
marked increase is noticeable in that Of
dressed meats. In other words, French
breeders are forced to sell their cattle at
lower prices than they could get year or
two ago, while never before has the cost Of
veal, beef and mutton been greater TO those
of Us who consume such articles OF food
Here in Paris and all the other large cities
Of France people are grumbling at the in
crease of butchers bills, and farmers all over
the country are complaining that it no longer
pays to raise cattle for the markets. Never
since 1870 has the price of oxen, calves and
sheep been so low now, and in some cattle
raising districts, notably in the eastern de-
partments, the decrease is quite 90 per cent.
In the neighborhood OF Lyons, the city after
Paris that consumes tho largest quantity Of
meat cattle ON the hoof, which four years
ago were selling for $40 to sl1 the hundred
weight are not now bringing more than from
IS to 50. In Normandy COWS ore selling for
SO, which in April, 1886, would have brought
$50 to s100-Henry Haynes Paris Letter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-12

E.E. Manning Of New York, spent Sun
dsy in the city.
George II. Curtis. OF Buffalo. n. Y. is in
,hs city on business.
Mrs. J. E. Goodman, Of Chicago. 10 visit
ing friends IN this city.
Msss Elda Lewis has returned from Sand
Lake -hsrs she sas visiting friends.
Charles f. Hall and wife. of this city.
spent sunday vith friends IN Detroit.
T.. n. Kendall. OF New York city. Sun
dsysd" over In the city. guest A. Sweet ;.
Miss Lotiie Brown, Of Newsygo. is visit
ina relatives st - Trow0ridge-st. for few
days.
AZ Wiley, Of Blua City. Tenn. form
cry Of this city Is here Tor a few days, on
business
Mrs. <. B Osoorue and daughter, Of Jack
son. vho vsrl visiting relatives IN this city.
vii return h5me r0day.
Miss Ace RSnsds,l. Of Traverse City.
Who has been Studying music here, will 20
% Bristol Ind. for short visit
Miss DunniDg Of Auburn. y. Y, who Is
The guest Of the Misses De Lano Of Barclay
-. riii return home this week.
Mr.. Judys L. N. Norton. who IS visiting
ber cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Stsvsns will
lssvs Tor per home in Newark, =. Y, To-
day
Charles r. GsrwOod. ths popular mana
ger Of Rsdmond's Grand Opera House. IA,
returned from business trip 10 Toledo and
vicinity
Rev Kerr B Tupper's family viii return
fron, Richmond. Virgins. sbout the first 0f
April. and vii begin housekeeping on
NseiSon-aFe.
A. Rcsch. travelling representative Of Z
are wholesale liquor house in Kentucky
- in The city. Aisck = a hustler. and 70
ports q good sale Of the wst goods.
James n Hsrdis and bis company vii
ieavs this morning for Toledo. whers theJ
are booked for q weeks engagement a.
Bradv & t'srwooa's Peoples rhsstrs.
Harry wsnty. formeriy q shining Ugh
~ iocsl newspaper circles. nov editor 0
the Manistee fielnacrEt. = In the city. visit
inx friends. he made friendly call 0T
Ms cid associates AZ the Press Club meetin,
yesterday. and wss warmly received.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-12

Ths foZloslng inc-1Hzs sppssrs IN the
ssPFoeeeolzss II It's L1nnaaa Ssslsty eav-
~ teen eoEnHaa-esred - that ,eaxned BODY
D. "a observer IA A1s<TallA TIE ~rstsr
sas . iargs Ransnsr 0f aats surrounding
suaas tai ns hsd kllAsd. @Ed determined -
~atch their grocesclngs closely AccoEa-
ugly ks follossd f0ag ~ i've that started
OF fro1a ths rest toward hlllock . slsEt
distances %, IA ~A3e1 Vas ants nest
Thzs they entered. alnS II sbo4s i've minutes
t1ey rsaFpe4rsd, followed bY olhers. All
fs-l iafo rank, Walking regularly ana slowly,
t1o b two, anti sksy arrived al TIE sss0t
saexs la the dead bo.iiss Of the solder ants
II a fex minutes Two sf TIE ants advanced
and took up the BODY of one of their COM
rzdes. thea two osSsrs. and 80 on, until
al we're ready 60 nlareh- First walked two
anss bearing body, aud thea two without ;
buTsien thea tsO others With another dead
an. and - on, until the line was extended
u about forty pairs, and the procession nov
moved slowly onward, followed BY an irres-
ular BODY of about ~ ants Occasionally
the two laden anLs st0pped, and laying down
the dead body it wss taken up BY the two
walking unburdsned behind them, and thus
by occasionally relieving each other, they
arrived a. a sandy spot Esar the sea.
The body Of ants now commenced digging
xitk their Jaws a number of holes ia the
ground, in each Of which a dead ant was
aid Then they al fell u and filed up the
graves. This did not quite finish the TO
markable circumstances attending this In
sect funeral Some SIX or seven OF the ants
had attempted 70 run of without perform
ing their share OF the task OF digging; these
were caught and brought back when they
were al once attacked and killed on the spot.
A single grave was quickly duy, and they
were all dropped into it.-Cape Argus.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-12
Words from vi. Renan.

''And after a life well filed, the conscious
ness of duty well done, what is there be
hindF'
Mystery, mystery. Speculations on the
ultimate end of man are too mesquirs
For my own part, believe that he who
has sought the right and truth for their own
sake viii not have done so with loss.
There may be fine surprises on the other side.
Il is better that we should know
nothing Those who do good with future
reward in view have no more merit than the
one who invests in an enterprise that prom
ises profitable returns. A good man is not
one forewarned lie Cocq de Lautreppe in
New York Post.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-12

The case Of Edward G. Chambers against
william Upton. which is on trial In the
United States Court = very Interesting
The csse wss brought - recover damages
for illegally moving a passenger steam
boat owned hv the compisinant when he
Vas absent 10 sppesrs thsf comp ainaat
snd defendant were r1nning two passenger
bats In opposition - escn other between
Frankfort and Aznisfse and ihe defendant
fndisE tnst there vas mortgaze on com
p'sinants acst he vent to the holder
of "a mortgage and purchased t.
then weDe sua TOOK possession
If tsie snar when complainant rss absent
and run it - Milwaukse. Tners n wss at
tsched BY complainant ~he could not.
however. xes possession cf Is sesin p7nl ae
com rsencei a suit 0hich took sixty days
I'm he busiest sesscn of the rear The
com nplsinsnt theref,rs sues for damages. as
khe nortTsge vss net due
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-12

A little girl gave her father the most i'm
portant condition Of physical well being
when, in answer to the question, "W hat was
the ministers textF she replied, Keep your
soul on top Challenged to find the text,
she discovered that il read, ~ keep under
my body" But she had got the right inter
pretation of il. lie who keeps bis soul on
top but makes his body G strong and vigor-
Gus instrument Of his soul, viii observe the
two conditions Of physical well being, and
will have what is-the essence Of true man
hood. a sound soul in a sound body.-Cor.
Christian Union.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-12

The Chicago anarchists were hung with
Gus The spprovsl OF consent 81 sheir friends.
Bat By the order and consent Of ms friends
suj patrorss. I viii hang in the best sfyie 81
TIE art al ths wsH paper you may select
from my stock I vii "a plssssi 70 give
estimates for pspering. painting etc. Hsv-
i1s lsrze sts-x Of paper sud paints. I sm
fully prepared % sxscute al oriers en-
trusted % our care. 1our patronage kind :
sollcissd- Remember - Lyon-st
praru
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-12

r. he rEfcr Tar esssx. HsRkLD,
Z aorce n vour issue this morning thss
Charles Noth claims tssf I issued ehsl-
iangs - wrestie hlm IN private. sad thsf he
-iil sc-ept the same. wsnt hin - IN
sp-stsnd Rat di6 ncf issue a chsiiergs.
hus sfrpiv sstsst tba1 { wanted ts vrestie
fbe match ouH ( rin sllov hin1 fis S.
~ zen ef re lsst Tanrstsv nieht f b will
xrsssls TIE ether four bouts. thrse rcines
scwa. he .sssch - be IN private. VIII 4
1prrain n1mher az men cn escn SIsse.
vi znsier - consideration glve up t1e
stskes CT nske saofhsr match VITA hin
~rsii this usfch = wrssfied Cat. svsTT hoid
10 ne siss~ed
Csrr. Ten SnkR.a
s~srp APfA ksrSh IL
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-12

That cstsrrh sill IA time wear out. The
theory is false. Men try ~ believe il be
cause it would be pleasant IL true. bat IL il
not. a. 81 Know. Do not Jet an seuts
attack Of cold in The head remain unsab.
dued. Il is liable 10 develop into catsrrb
You can rid yourself Of the cold ADD avoid
ali chsnce Of csfsrTh BY using Dr. Ssse's
Csssrrh Remedy. II slrssdy afflicted rid
yosrsslf Of this trouslsSome diSesss speed.
liz by the same means. At all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-12

swfnliv ~hen 7 solf her ~nst 10 90 for
those horrfi pirrrles VIA wnfca her fsca
wss covered See nc~ ssvs e yor wsnt q
PINK snd ~hite courisricn Eish = rics
cissT srnc II skin. yca must lss tat eesf
81 81 niord purifiers -ulDhaF R1tseTs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-12

Eutire stock of chins, crockerv. glassware
sfr. 81 n. g. Evsus A CO. now Being marked
down. snd wis be sod regardless 81 oost. "a
ssrisf7 cerfsin mortgages asd eiose o1f tse
businsr< safe op-ns saturday. March 70
r. 81. WtrzrNs Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-12

Den niss the sresf clcsi1z cut sac 81
the crocksry stssck q . J Evsns & Co, os-
sinning Sstarlsv. Msrch - Everv1Eicz
=, he sold- ~. WsTEfSs Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-12

Clerk of Police Court Tozsr has repeatedly
announced that he is not candidate for re-
election. bat politicians look significantly at
each other and remark that it is their opin-
iou that be would not refuse q renomins-
ton. And Why should be? such an
Office with a good. living salary. Is not to
be picked uD every day. and besides.
Torers profession ism very heavily loaded
with ths shsxels which make this iie A
pleasure 20 q mao.