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New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
CAFES IN OTHER CITIES.

Wssh,n-ton aug. Ss-Up to the sixth inning to-day
the Washington Philadelph:a game was pretty eAhbi'
ton payng the visitors IN tha inning hi, Widner
rather freely ana aided by several WIZ throws by Mack
dew away the hone players and won easily Sand
ers usual puzzled the borc players, much 90 that
only tilree scattering hits uado and not run
earned The visitors the gsne IN the sixth innins
Forarty led OF with 9 twobese HIT Bastan aud Woo
easily retired but Fogaiy scorcd on IarTers angle
and the latter player crossed the plate on schrvers
double sandcrs's basshit schrver in and the side
was retired Fogsrtys batting and helding were the
features OF the gsiae Tho score was as follows:
ys.,sassSI. Wsssi.f,SnI g 9 9 9 % %
iS sad
Chicago Aug. 2S-The Chicago and Pittsbu:s mines
played again to-day and The visiting players won With
case Apsons showed litue lifc In iht.r work and
when they saw they could gauge S,sey's delivery
they lost their shl!ty field the bail WELL Eoschers
was wild in his pitching and not ovcierectvs The
score annexed
SAls;ss SasSg,s g 9 9 9 9 S-5 SS-55
pittsburg I. Pitchei:-BoichcTs and stsey. Unpire-
Detroit. Aug. 2s-To-eays game close enough TO
be exciting UP 10 the sixth inning, when tumble b.
hard hitting allowed tic home team to '1ke
lead TIE features OF thc game we're Sotcihs "oiA
a. short Campsu's base running ana Brou'heiss and
Benncus batting. The score was a. appended
ISsiss.p:l.. ns:fs: Il i 2 8 ! SS-'S
q, IND IanalOlis 3 Il:cheis-oruber and hesley I'm
pire-Mr. Daniels.
Banore Aug. 2S-Today's Bs;moreC Cincinnati
game was presented visitors by Umpire Goldsmith
Who rocn5ly hissed for lis partially Tne home
team did by the with the LAT and IN the
Hslc the wouid have been 10 but FOR God
smiths assistance Carpenters ncidhg WAS decidedly
bod Shnde's batting the feature OF the game The
folio
Ssitisa11s 5iAsinSas 80 % 2 9 9 81
Bssehits-Batimore s, Cincinnati ;. ErroTs-Baii
puorc .. Cincifneti 4. Pltchers-CumiShaui and Nau
ImpIt-Mr. G0ldsiniih.
Philadelphia, Aug 2s-Louisyii.e Draced up to-day
but was unfortunate in Jumping all s In the sixth
inning while the Ataleties punched four hits The
fielding generally good. but there opportunity
for brilliant plays The batting OF Islkn and The
,unnng o, stoyey were The only features There VIII
le two games tonorrOw. Il" Ihd!e" Fusssllback, the
we'll known pl9yer signed with Louisville today Score
Athletic U %
Lousy.lle U U 1-3
Baschits-Athlcuc il. Louisville s. ErroIs-Athetic
q. Louisville 3 Pitchers-Sewasd and Ramsey. um
pire-Nr. Ferguson.
Cleveland. Aug. IS --To.doy's game listess
aroir the 81. Louis nine winning easily Hudson
decidedly TOO for the home batteys who only made
three bssehits The score was
sse'eI<Sa iSuls = %
3. st. Louis g. Pitchers-0 Bren ana Hudson. CIl'
p.fe-MI. Ganney.
otber games resulted follows:
At Albzny--ToYonto 10. Albany ..
AZ Rochester-BuGsIo g. Rochester .; ten Innings
A. Troy-Hsmilton 0, Troy z.
At syracux-sy1scuse 9. London 2
Al Aiientown-Elmira T. Allentown
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
THE A1DERMEy AND TIE STREET STANDS.

TIE ALDEhNEN AND TIE STNIET SIANDS.
The street stand permits 100 IN number, granted
Ly the Aldermen yesterday recalled from the
hands OF the Mayor Tie cause Of this wholesale re-
call :hc opinion OF the Corporation Counsel that
the new rile denying such permits to aliens was un-
constitutional Then, on motion Of Mr.. Dowl ne. the
Board adopted ordinance. which puts the ls>u"
Of such permits In the hands Of the Clerk of the Board
upon the written application of the Alderman Of the
strict whcrc the stand + situated. accom- anld by
the consent Of tnc U the premises and his ail
dav that rent Is paid. The ordinance. which II Is
proposed shall take effect on October l. cancels all
ont standing permits n Mayor Hewitt refuses to ap
prove T., which Is prOba0l,, as il takes from him all
control Of these permits, II " ii be passed over his
head, II It's supporters have the strength To- do II.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
NEWS IRON THE SUBURBS
NEW..IERSEY.

The Freeholdcrs OF Mddlcscx County Charge i
their services at tho rate OF =" per mccne' oNoa "
,h, ar, IN session with a committee but five minutes,
and s,ranr. methods arc taken to increase the bis'
II has been discovered that two OF the Ismocralc
members have placed in their bills charge Tor al
tending the funeral Of fellow member
Rufians attacked George Mccoy ard his daugh,cr
on somerset.st., New Brunswick, on Monda5 nisht'
With tho intention Of aSsautng the girl Both were
badly bruised, Tut their cres attracted Policeman
snd the men ned
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
OEIGOING SIE4MERS.
SHIPPlAG AEWS
PORT OF NEw.YORX.........
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW wYORX.......TUESDAY.A ACG. IS, 1883
ARRIVED
Steamer Fibs (Gs Rlsnke Bremen Aug ls southampton
10 VITA and ste passengers TO ocIrchs Co. Arrived
steamer Manhsi;an steven. Ma,anras Aug %. Havana
days With mse and passcnfest to Jas l. WaId Co arrived
steamer Iiith Golden tBr. Montcgo Fay and 81
AIMS Bay y~ with ruit TO Vessels Il 60 ArFlFodas
Steamer anor Nor. G'cmre BaTseoa day. with fruit
steamer Alamo. RISK. Galveston aays vis' hey West
steamer Knckcrbockcr, Eoaibe Neworedns days, with
steamer Sc nassee Plat Feraan tay, Charleston.
with mlse ani 70 w9 Clyde s GO , xor,o,
with mise and pas,ensor' to Old dominion :. Co. -, ,.
win IRON empty to order vessel 10 Parker
B.r1 Lorolev tNo lanssn. Gothenburs AZ days, with
to s ehass sSS 80 Co. Fs SS. o to Par
Is0A rns S1%y s9 T % ess o' nv" clear
CLEARED
Steamer Britannia tbr parsc Liverpool via Queenstown
teamer Gala (nr,. Murphy. Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer un!c tBrJ. Davies Leith-simpson. speuce&
steamer Trave tGer srormer Bremen VIA Southampton
steamer ocean tGer vose. Bremen-H sturIosrG
Steamer Bogenland tBclS). BSynon Aut"crp-Peter
sscamSr Filth Golden (Br). Bennett. MonteGo Bay-Geo
steamer ii Dorado Byrnc. New-Orieans-John Van
Sickle. . -. ,,..-,..,., ~, r,or.o,r,,,.
steamer JaySndottO Kelley. Norfolk and Newport News
steamer oStorars Reynold. Baltimore-B pcTn.-
steamer IeruaD Winter pallett, Boston pnock
Marx rrrante lAusp. Nicolich st Louis du Hho"o TT
BarS Persia tBr) Malcolm. Windsor NS-snow Burgess
brig Britannia HotcnkIs.. Bridgotown Baroadoes-n
Trowbrdge's Sons ~ ,.,.. ~ ~
Bris Alice bradshaw (Br) Dahm. Port an Prince-F q
schr Mabel Purdy (Br, Tower st John. MA Heney.
SAILED.
steamers France. for London Wisconsin and Handel.
Liveipoo; Aiyo PORT P1nco. Nc l Dnsdo s"OreAnS'
Guy aiiotc. Norfolk iIrras @aier, West Polnt. Va
Iiatk WIN X Chapman. Tor Hamburg.
pugs Carib, FOR TruIiO. Florence BrunswloK, Ia
Also sncl-vla Long IsIani sound-steaner Herman
W nter, Tor Boston.
Ship Ring tBr, Mcleod IRON Amsterdam for NewYo
Aur ~ lat AZ 81 y. Ion - 80 W; ,,,,-
iisrK Title Baker, cary. from NewYork for Melbourne
Rafk Hon,rern (Br Dcxtcr from SewYork for Batavia
Java. July 50, LAT . y, Ion - ".
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
SoUrHANProN, Aug % pm-Arrivei steamer Ems oerl'
Jung-t from Now.forK on her way 10 Bremen ian" pro
sso steamer werra Ger. Bussius from Bremen hence
pTSpEE Aug 26-sailed steamer Crystal tBr stannard
LIZARD. Aug 2s-Fassod. steamcr Zoeland (Bcls. smt
fron, PL,iadcl phi. ou al % Antwerp -,
| W,NgVEI J. Aug .S-saled. steamer Rembrandt (Bf -
" "angairsn Ang 2G-Pas.cd Monmorthshire (Br)
/ Cunning. from Japan and China ports for New.lorE - .
steamer CorOnll (Br). GAVIN. from hsu
/ terranean ports iot Now.York. ,.,.
DEsiA Aug 25sailod steamer AustFGna tr) hcHitch!e
sISsHroGk Aug 27-sni-d Glqneagles Br Park
/ for New-ioTk
AsrGNwALL, Aug oi-salei. steamer Newport Lima. fol-
Vrr. Cauz Aug .G-Arrved steamer City ofwashngton
! Pryulis from Ecw.l lOrk via Havana.
25-SaIlod steamer CIV or AiotAnurla Dea
kon from Mexican ports h"no" for New YORK
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT the HorELS.

AJBEMARl.Ic--Lord Benne, OF Ensiana, .siv.nla
AyENU E. Congressman William L. Scott OF io" CIV
ana eN. Senator j. ". Camden OF West Virgins ,ma,o
-Gcneial Lew Wallace ~ Indiana ana een. ,s c,so,,e
Iah,sp O. CORNING n. y HOFFMAN-Sei.''or, 80 s ~
Hearst, and NJ F. Tarpey, OF California ,nn senas,
Mto,cii.s Oregon; Insurance surerln1 surn1 90 parsio
Maxwell OF Albany, end George Iiie!scln, va -, A.,
MURRAY EILrr-T. r. Cakes, vlcc.p'c,'...s.,, .s.,,c CO..
Sortsern racrc rairosd Company. ST. JAMhsISas
nel Spencer president OF y 'ha nanon 81 Georgia.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
WHAT'S GOING on TO-DAY.

>,,, 49,. ,sh, Association convention. Hotel
w!ck. noon. c-...nd . an n m
N.rVor, nos,on baseball match Polo oround~ " "'
f,,,,.ons, ssoei,tfon Of Long Island CITY. p n
Manhattan Elevated Railway HARRISON al" ''''''
Club No coo East Fiehty.siNths' ,nn,ru matches
Harlem River, D. n - ,.,.r =, JJono, Jones's
Woods. D. N. -,..,.,.-., ,r.e,tnrA
tt,ns,. nv nodvortlrs Band, Mount Morris rGk " "'
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
long ISLAND.

The Ncv-Yorl end Rociawsy Beach Railroad has, u
~ tbo 0Ishc,c;iy II some OF the conductors 10
cusid ssainst THIS the methcd In vogue on The MAE
haitian rta,h roed VIII be adopted next year. aiIi
Grains
4 o-s, shot in IsNp on sunday under peculiar az
circumstances. The ANIMAL which was Naiued AZ
s.ss "a, the property OF George c. TAYLOR who IN
hcriird 20, part Of The wealth OF MS f1,her nosias
Tavlor Ile horse was a beautiful auimal, but on
,v1 Cccaeiars IL ran away. and this so klnhlcd the
ire Of TAYLOR that he had dragged from the sail and
shOt
The condition 81 Michael Schwaub, who was shot
by Emit schultz : '1lay morning, continues TO iD-
piovc and the house ,urrcon at -. Catherine Hos
ral sa~s ne VIII not die. schultz VIII be arranged De-
foro Justice tafer AT Newtown to-day
The frs: annual reunion Of tho Grand Army ets oil
Queen, County began 10 O'Clock Yesterday mornins
ai Willow rove Ilocf'awsy Beach. and over 1000 per-
sons wce n attendance. including many distinguished
vsicis aMrrc ,fhOm we're Deputy tcminander IN ,hlei
General y Martin Curtis and Judge Advoc General
Iora'io { k,ng. The reunion was opcncd ny SIecch
hy Conaniir T. S. Power OF Robert j. MARKS post, Oi
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
Niss.ss;ss 7si.ss s.is s &C. 9 3 - s.

%iss.ss;rs 7sissy eiis :: 60 S.S ! 9 3 - 81
,ssc on erro s-Jersey Cy s. WilSesoaF,s. Three-
tss1 hits-NcEce Twobass hits -Dloci Troy Dowse.
scn bsseKr3wrs o. Brsn Iare Cc,seiSn ss an na arcy
Sang Mckee Left on jerscy CITY, 7; Wilkes;
isrie. 4. Double rlsys5Troy and Brl hs,ain .. arg ana
Ii,rord Wild pitcheG-Rhnes |. FtfgerGlf y Passec
i.ls-fIoford 9 Umpl,s MI Mclean Time hours
II ever team had 20 play against nine men ana mn
rmpire the Newars cid yesterday 10 the game against
the Scranton a. Newark, Smith, OF the NewGrks, OBJ
,ec,ca TO one decision Ct PeTces which deprived New
ark Of a run, and he fined s25. The score was as
follows:
S.sssfan $500 0 0 Q %
Tae League and Association records to dae are ~
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29

E1sssiyS Esssas city -: =: 9 3 L. 8 81 :
,a,ss-Ksntas City Bf9okiyn fetal bs:Gsits1 i,lsn
Tansas CITY, ffOoklyD. lG Bafe on bails-so urea
burns Mcismsny Bariisy ctnc. struck out craInany
marntpn Es,eiay Pinanoy Q5risn Burns,
Tou,l, Burdock. Hit by pitched ball Brien Hone
Juns-Foutz. Rsdford Twobase hits-Barkiey pohonce'
Passed balis-Donofue Wild pltches-Foptz Umpire
Er Dpesche,. Time OF Csme-1 hour. AZ minutes
Tho Jersey City and Wi,kesbarre clubs played their
Susl game together Jersey City YESTERDAY Tho visit
ing players took good lead by vigorous hattinc In the
third snd fourth innings ana cd the advantage 10 the
end The score was follows:
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
CLEAN YOUR CLOSETS

snks cellars and ouihouses ana disnfcct them wlta
UYDRONAPIITHOB PASTfIIES II you wish To PIE.
ven. yoov oyer and other dangerous conta 4ious dis
eases Us HYDRoNAfllriloL SOAP In sick room.
toilet bath ana ceanses destroys bad odors
and heals the skin. sold by I'll druggists, 26 eta
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
AIONG TIE SOrND.

DaHiel hrdrcvs, age Gfty-scven. Of WestpoT
dropped dead IN Ncrwa.k at neon yes e.day' "hilc
witnessing the parade of the 18th Regiment
George Sollcck, Who -tole hOfsc and buggy worth
500 from P!escoi''s lirery stable. sl1norl, last
Friday was caught on Monday by Sheriff boetcr and
Theodore llller. of Stamford at Stolmsvlle, near
HrcNster stat.On. NCW-l Ork.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29

on ersors-New.Yor%, q boston .. Ie't on SasssNeyy
York, Boston. <. FIRST base on h1is-O' Itourse l.
Struck ou:-Hieharlson ]. sattsry Titeomb l. Brown
l. Kelly /, Nash ], MoirilI Gem l. oaIIs1n IN,
eal Morrill, l. Passed bal,s--Murphy /. UmpiFc-Mr
Naertre. Time OF game-i hour, As minutes.
The Brooklyn and Kansas City nires Played a. wssh
layton PARK BROOKLYN yesterday. and the home club
With ease after rather poorly played game Porter
seemed to have ur his old companions and
his delivery was battcd freely. Smith was laid OF and
Jsurrs his place short stop, while Hadford vent
into centre field. Tho change secIned TO have good OF
feet. The homo run hits OF and Radford were
loudly appsuGed by the 1000 people present The score
" US follNws:
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29

CARPETS, Mattings, Rugs, Fancy Chairs
~ ami Rockers SPECIAL prices for odd rolls and single
pieces. ANDREW LEsTERs SONS. 739 7Il broadway.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
JERSEY CITY.

The Central branch OF the Irish National League
held meeting in ST. Johns Hall on Monday night, ana
decided to open subscription list for the Parnen dc
foncc fund. A sum OF money was subscribed, ana an
appeal was sent out to all The branches OF the League
in the county TO aid the fund.-
While Mn. Jane Welsh, of No. 1O' Ionncie-a ave
was engaged IN washing yesterday morning her chia'
age one year fell Into tub Of boiling water ana was
fatally scaldcd
C. T. Anderson. ace thirty, was airaigncd OHioro
Police Justice s;ilsins yesterday morning chafeeu WIN
r,bbug the sac in !. T. sadlcr Co.'s olhce al 'ho
Jersey CITY ohattol-. Anderson, who had bHch cti-
ployed as bookkecper by the firm, was rccsn'S us.
CHARGED On the following Sunday the safe was oIcned
and robbed Of s65 IN cash The thief kncw the COM
binaton and broke his pcnSrfc in opening an 'nsiu
drawer. penhnIic with the point broken OH Oh one
blade was found IN Anlcrson's possession Ao P'"1ou
not guilty aud was rcmanded for exahhha''oh'
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
NEWARK.

william J. Cooper haIling from No i'o f@''U oHo'
thircenth-st New-Yoik was an 'H'cu d.
No 90 Acoheny-st yesterday. He had represented
bnscl: as a~cnt for Phadcphls directory hrm' ana
advertised Tor bookkcopers and can'ascrs from "hon
he required a deposit Of from sl4 to go e'ch
While O. number OF Italian laborers were al WORK IN
quarry at Bloomfeld-ave. yesterday an eaith wall
cavet I'm burylng Two mer. Antonio IcVeiIa was
badly bruised about the body. and Michael aio hal his
skull fractured ard may die.
Lille Earl age seventeen, was placed ufioor q-oo
bail yesterday a charge Of robbery she was gwen
shelter few days ago By Theodore Volz' OF No. 3'
wcscot,-st and departed with jcweiry worm l'o
She was caught on Monday night III picnic park
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
Announcements.
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d.,

Diseases Of tho Nervous system dento sefry organs
Impotencs stsriitr. Hours TO IL. 3 10 81
OK SATURDAY, SEPT. l.
Tho Ieaiin Fall Styles Gentlenen's Hats will be
introduced by Espsnscheid. ilS Sassau-sL, llS
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29

&CS TO $50 SAVED on the price Of reliable
ShAYNE, uanutsetursr ioS Pflneest, near prosAwsy.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TTNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED
" executed 10 the undersigned Trustees by
Ferguson X HampSon on the 9Th DAY OF January
lSol, recorded In Mississippi County, Ark, IN
Record BOOK, vol n pases 4.g 40, etc, the IN
paid, at the request Of the bcnehclarics we WILL ON
saturday. January o. 1889.
I'm legal hours In front Of the courthouse door Of
said Mississippi County, Ark, Ia the town Of Osce
ola, sell TO tho highest bidder. for cash. the follow
lug described real estate, situated in said county,
iowit The tuct Of land known as the "Nodena"
plantitOn containing about 3 100 acres fractional
part oi section Z. containing $50 76iOl acres irac
ilon northeast quarter Of section 10 q acps east
fractional part OF section Il, containing 20 1910
acres northwest quarter OF section ~, 100 acres
northwest quarter OF section ~, 100 acres south.
west quarter Of section IS leo acres-nll In town.
the principal meridian. the east half " the south.
enst quarter OF section ]; northeast fraction Of
ton !, lGJ 400 Gors west fractional half Of SEQ
ton H. ia $500 acres east half Of the northeast
quarter Of AeciiOn ~ 30 acres southeast quarter Of
section u, 100 acres west half OF the northeast
quarter OF section ~ ~ acres. east half II the
northeast quarter Of section n 10 acres southeast
quarter OF section - iGO acres southwest quarter
OF section u, 100 acres, northwest quarter of sec
ton - leo acrs west half Of the northwest quar-.
ter 81 section - ~ acres west half Of the south.
east quarter OF section !, ~ acres northwest quar-
Ter Of section 100 acres east hal. OF the southeast
quarter Of section >, ~ ncrCs east half OF the
northeast quarter Of section H. 30 ncr,x southeast
quarter Of section n, l0O acres northeast quarter
Of scctlon H. 100 acres east fractional part Of the
northwest fractional quarter Of section II. q acres
lmcti0nll part OF the southwest quarter of section
IL 90 ncrcs-all In township ~ north range 10 east
Terms oi snlc-Cash Title believed good but
We sell AMI convey as Trustees only. This Noycui'
Der 70. ISIS u. II. pOsION
y. T.. POsTON.
Trustees
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Special Dispatch to THO Appeal.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CAIRO. ILL.,. Dec. li-Ihe Paris g. Brown
passed mp last night with fair tip. Capt
John Whysall is here IN III, way South.
having lcfi the PEBBLES at Paducah, where
she has laid up, with seventeen hargcs, 90
await better water below Memphis before
trying 10 get through. Capt WhySall re-
ports feet OF water 90 Evansville. The
Henry Lourcy left at noon with six bargcs
and q full barge Tor New Orleans. The
Cherokee passed up with a light t-ip. The
Montana j. siill due from ST. Louis. River
o feet . tcnths, fall OF 8 inches Ia twenty
four hours
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AtHynnsyIiIc. Ind.

Special Dispatch N The Appeal.
EVANSVILLE Ind. Dec. il.-Thc Buckeye
State passed Tell City today at noon. and
wires arrival at 10 o'clock tonight The
Paris &. Brown wires TO pass up tonight
but not likely to get 10y before daylight ,o-
morrow. Locals arrived aud got ON time
with light traffic. Business very thin Tor
through tonnage. Light offerings for the
Guiding Star. due down tomorrow. Packet
pilots today report not over seven feet Of
Steamboat water M Ca.fyyillc, with % slowly
declining river out a. Cairo.
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AICInrlnnnII.

Srcclal Dispatch 90 The Appeal.
CiNciNSArL o.. Dec. 1.-THE river 6. -.
Ing with 10 feet inches uf water in the
channel last evening Weather clear and
cold. The Andes returned ~ riitsburg with
a fair trip. and was the only movement out
side Of the local packets.
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Distressing Eruption.

Your CuTICURA REMEDIES performed wonderful
curc last summer on one Of our customers. an old
gentleman OF seventy year OF age who suffered with
ieariully distressing eruption on his head and
face, and who had tried all remedies and doctors e
no purpose. ]. \. SMITH IL co.
TcNaTkann Ark
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rDp,So rings at rhaycr's


Before buying your Christmas presents
50 10 Floyd Is Go. We know We can suit
you, uo matter how low you arc offered
elsewhere. Open until % O'Clock pm.
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Psorinsis. or Scalv Skin

], John J. Case u. d, s.. having pmcticcd den.
tstry In this county for thirty-yo years, and being
well-snOwn 10 thousands heFeabouts, with view
to help any who are afflicted ms have been for the
past twelve years, testify that the CUTiCUEA RENE.
DIES cured me OF Psoriasis, or sCaly skin. in eight
days, after the doctors with whom had consulted
gave me no help OF cnoouragement.
Newton, n, J. JOHN ]. CASE, d. d. S.
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Psoriasis, Eczema letter, Ringworm, Lichen.
Pruritus. Scall Head, Milk Crust, Dandrull, Bar
aud every species OF Itching, Burning, Scaly
Pmply llumors OF the skin aud Scalp, with Loss
OF Hair, instantly relieved and speedily cured
by CurcuRA, the great Skin Cure, and CurCURA
soar, an exquisite Skin Beautner externally, and
CuuougA RFsoLvEST the new Blood Purifier, in
;ernally, when physicians aud all other remedies
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LAcH curtains cleaned aud beautifully
finished AZ Memphis steam Laundry. "a
Second street Branch Office 80 Main.
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THE RIVERS.
steamboats, Leaving
SATURDAY.
livnr lnr prrEns Z n n,
Moycnncnts nj the Leyee.

ArrivAls-James Lee, Friars Point Rosa
Lee, Osceola; DeSoto, Cincinnati; City Of
Monroe and City of st. Louis, st. Louis.
Departures-James Lee Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, Osceola; DeSoto, Cincinnati; City of
Monroe, Natchezi City of St. Louis, New Or
lenns
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stnge ofIhc IiIKcr-.

OrT1Cr sIONAL srruCE. q. a 4.
Mruriitt Tenn. Tee. ~ iVA
Tho following olsffrailuns nff taken NJ 90 fiI.
tons named in The 5iiL meridian time. which q,
one hour later than Memphis time.
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Dl1stnanflll of Scales

II. T. Carpenter, Henderson, n. Y. cured Of Psori
asis or Leprosy, OF twenty years standing, by CUTI
cuRA REHEDlfS. The most wonderful cure ON record
dustpaniul OF scales fell from him daily. Ply
sicians and his friends thought he must die.
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SCALY AND ITCHING

Skin and Scalp ID seases with Loss of Hair,
are speedily, permanently and econom-
icnlly cured by the Cuticura Remedies
whoa all ether remedies ana the best
physicians fail.
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