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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-17
n al STOPS THE PAIN.

DIuI.ls, black heads, red, rough. chapped and
rim oily skin prevented by CurlCURA soar.
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FnWIW0NWlh TIFhItVhIH HltUINI
springiAle, Tenn, June ~, lSSs.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. pa Second g.
Back for Building, Paving and Fronts
JONI CURBINs, Telephone 1872.
u. II. BALDwiS & Co., dealers in pianos
and organs, No. 257l Main street
BmNRIrY LUMBER Co., l2i Jefferson vt.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
90 Bcalc street. Tel. 365 for wagon to call.
TmE only Hand Laundry in Memphis
under Chambers house. No. 1888 Second st.
Buy your potato barrels from T. Kordel,
No. l2S Front street
TELEPHONE 1900 for messenger or car
riagc any hour day or night
PANTS made TO order from 80 up. !.
Mcnke, tailor, 40 Monroe street.
LIE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles moldiugs
G. Il. lloTcHHiss, skilled Matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | es
pecially solicit. No. 80 Monroe street
PuRE and white ~ the flower whose
name IL bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN * Lilly CoFFER AND SrIcE Co.
CLASSES In decorative art. painting IN oil
and water colois, wood carving, etching,
etc, are now forming In the lligbee
School. Studies under Mrs. Laura Prugh
Of the Cincinnati Art School. Drawing
classes under Miss Dobynr, rs heretofore.
Students admitted at any time and for any
branch desired. rsn
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Io MnIrr Consnmrr..

We iind that our pumps now connected
with artcsian wells can supply that portion
Of the city cast oi Third and north u Gcor.
gia streets, provided, however, that there
be no unnecessary waste by allowing water
10 run when not needed. Wcask prudence
in this matter until our larger pumps arr
in position. ~ We should be forced 90
withdraw artcsian water from any section
found by our inspectors Ia show uncallcd
ior waste Only eight ont Of thirty.two
wells cnn I've used ON account OF back water
rom tlic Mississippi river preventing th,
connection oi additional wells Ut present
and the capacity Of pumps Ia usc viii onl,
admit of water tudiciou-ly used la ia,
above territory. Very respectfully
W. L. CAuruoN, Superintendent.
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DrrSK Malto at soda fountain.
The oidcs, Trunk Factor, D. nempn,,

Is situated at No 3ls Main street, where
:. Loyy manufactures Trunks In great
variety This large factory was established
establishment In the United States. A
constantly employed in tho repairing
department, whore work il done Ia the
best possible manner. Al goods arr sold
ut very low figures, and the public will
always save money by giving :. Lcyys
factory trial before purchasing clscN here.
l,cmcmbcr that ). Lcvy will not allow any
better goods than can be found At No. %,
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The Following Letter Explain. Itself
ORANot couniIou.E, Va. May y, iSss

ogASGK CouHr.IIousE, Va, May y. 1875.
Messr. Nelson 4 l,ainc, Memphis. TenI.
Gcntlcmcn-l am in receipt Of your favor
inclosing New York Life Insurance com.
pany's check No. II, i6l to my order NJ
administrator, for 81, 200. 10 in full Of face
Of policy No. 2j0,0Ss. aud all premiums
paid thereon 10y my son.
Much Obliged for your attention in the
matter, and II you wish any acknowledge
mcnt from me ~ to the promptness and
libcmlity Of the company, ! will take
pleasure in signing the Same. Yours very
truly, Wa. g.. WILLIAMS.
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THE COURTS.

At the chancery court the following is
the calendar for Tuesday June 3, 1883;
1886, city Va Kerr; 4,oG2, State VS. Edging-
ton; 5,2l5, Milhurn Gin and Machine
company VS. Mutually; 5,262, Mutually w
Milburn Gin and Machine company b,302,
X. c., $ & NJ railroad vs. Rchlnond $500,
State, use, etc, vs. Slaughter; 5,409 Coch-
mn US Werner
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TAEr the Iron Mountain route from
Memphis 10 Little Rock, Hot Springs,
aud all points Ia Arkansas aud Texas.
Two trains daily each way, leaving Mem.
phis ut u o'clock am. and li:l5 o'clock
pm. Sleeper Is Wady for occupancy ut
ho'clock pm. Depot, Tennessee aud Gal.
h0un strrcts II. H. Wilson,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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A LLEN & FINLEY, Real Estate Agents and
Brokers, 10 Madison street Webuy and sell
city property for account of others, and will be
glad to furnish full particulars of inside business
residence property outside lots and acres, also
trackage facilities. Manufacturers desiring to
change location arc advised (free) of inducements
offered here. We can give land free, to legiti-
mate enterprises, that is worth more than small
cash bonus would be. Representing a city and
IN agricultural section unsurpassed in growth
and thrift, where values are established and stead
lily advancing we are able to place funds, or pur-
chase or sell realty for our clients to advantage.
We have farm, ranch and timber lands for sale
in Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi and Arkan-
sas in large or small bodes also village town
and city property
Parties placing with us real estate to sell or
houses to rent will find us prompt and careful
of their interests.
Our catalogue of Information Concerning
Memphis, with listof city and country property
controlled by us, is now in press and will be sent
to any outside address free. 1t gives explicit
information concerning our city and will prove
helpful to Banks, Insurance Companies, Manu-
facturcrs, Private Investors, and those seeking 4
change of location. Correspondence solicited.
ALLEN s. FINLEY, 10 Madison St.
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A rhnn.e .fAI.lin,ime.

Don't fail TO attend the grand auction
sale OF lots 10 be held at the corner VI Main
aud Madison streets, beginning nj n
o'clock am, Thursday, June Z, 1858. For
further information concerning this prop.
oriy and plat IT same, call on r. J. Back
4 Go. Real Estate Agents aud Auciionccr',
a. Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
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shelh, Circuit Court.

Cases disposed Of yesterday. J. NJ. Scott
VS. Memphis & Charleston Railroad com.
pany; jury and verdict Tor defendant An.
mic Blackman VI Memphis & Little Rock
Railroad company; verdict for plaintiff,
damages s., 500 John Williiorl w 7. VI.
Patterson Il Co.; verdict for defendant,
$50
On William Hamilton vs. Southern
Cotton Oil Mill company, for 50, 900 dam
ages for injury received in operatiE., ana
chincry of defendant.
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l. nov advanced We will make NJ any OF
our patrons that in quality Of goods, III and
workmanship We will give them value ~.
ceiycd for their money, aud can guarantee
satisfaction In every ease. :. SLAGEh
Merchant Tailor. corner Court and Sec
ond street
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To Nss,ou. Ven.

N Won will scnd M your address We will
mail YOU our illustrated pamphlet explain.
ing al about Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro.
Violate liclt aud Appliances sud their
charming effects upon the nervous dcbili.
taicd system, and how they will quickly ~.
store you to NirnL manhood aud health. II
You hfr thus afflicted w. will send you a
belt aud Appliances On trial.
NoLruc liEit Co., MARSHALL Mich.
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sriuitunf sourt.
No cases were tried yesterday.
RcgIsicr,. Omre.

T. W. Cole and Others, directors OF
school district, lot, two acres Of land,
Eleventh surveyors district. north OF
Wolf river, near Owen Chapel, for s..
A. Kotsis and wife to W. II. Winston,
10, No. I, sixth civil district of subdi.
vision Of $40 acres Of John Oycrton, for
$1,000.
Otto Clauscn and wife 10 Jacob Clauscn,
lot ON Poplar street, intersection Of Third,
37x7i feet, for ~, 900.
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For sprnins, bruises rheumatism, cramps,
Inflammation. swelling. cuts burns, etc, In
man, aud splini. ringbono, windgall. cpl
Eootic, scratches etc. Ia horses. l,Angum
Root l.inimcnt is SURF cure. The King III
linimcnts' Is the universal verdict Never
fails 10 curr any nilmcnt that can bc reached
by an external medical application. 5Occnt'
per bottle For sale at Holsters drug store,
osg Muiu sfrggt
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Fnr.ctAss table board NJ Fansiola's,
On Front street. opposite cusiom.housc.
The table IL supplied With the choiccst
food the markets alIori and carefully
served. Regular meals % cents.
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.,.am D,c and s'Ic,,,.u w.,L,

ladies aud Gents Clothes Cleaned or
Dyed in all colon Ostrich Feathers and
lace Curtains cleaned at IS Jefferson
street Goods received by express
l.. RiLuEi, Proprietor.
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Tic Jockey club will take limited
number ui horses Ia pasture At SiOO per
month. Good grass aud good water Tclc.
phone Race Track, OF apply 10 Jno. Car.
roll. at track,
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william A HIluo

Handle all kinds ci Furniture n low prices
upholsicring, repairing, packing and ship
ping given prompt attention. Reliable
gpods. fiul,claiS work. Telephone 096.
No. 232 Main street.
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.po,he, TIp, Front.

We have secured J. n. Mulforls con.
tract for plate.glass alone amounting to
over $500.
Com MANUFACTURING CnMrANY.
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DniSK Msllo, 25 cents a bottle.
Cheap Excarsioas Co Arkansas aud
IeNas

On June @. aud p. the Iron Mountain
route lliald Knob bpnchl will have on
sale rpund trip tickets from Memphis To
all points in Arkansas and Texas at the
lowest limited one iac ior the round trip.
Tickets will be- COOL guing aud returning
fifteen DAYS each way, with final limitsiNty
days and stop-oycr ai pleasure. For
further particulars address II u. Wilson.
Passenger and Ticket Agent, Tennessee
and CaIhuus sirpytR
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Ad,Ie. co Mothers.

NJ, winsluvs soothing syrup should always ~
used iOf ghildun icrihing u snuihca the ghlli,
tulisns The gums ALIAS nll paln cures wind cvlc
nuds Che best remedy ilf dhHfhwa - buttlo
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Ilnufrun

- nrNovrb nv TuE rsg oF COCAINE
And Il stimulates aud promotes the growth
oi the hair.
Buucit's flavorlng extracts are tho
Loaf
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L,piEs, try Rising Sun baking powder
and you will never usc any other.
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TuH Crown wash blue has no equal.
Every woman recommends Il.
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Attend u.,,.,a.. ,..,,o,

This week Fine Clocks. Silycrwarc
Watches, etc, NJ your own bidding
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No scAWirY Of Brick Brick ior every
body. IouN CuuuiNs. Telephone ai2.
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Special classes exclusively In pcnman
ship at l.cddin's business college from 23C
20 1850 pm.
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Edmund Evans and Martha Dunlap,
colorcd, Il. ]. Crimson aud Mrs NJ. J.
Huffman.
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W E DO!
YOU DO!
They All Do!
A Short Talk Upon a
Very Seasonable
Topic.
PROMISES ARE EASILY NApE AND As EASILY
nroken Rewarc Of those Who promise too much.
The NfsTtT CLOTHING PARloRs 10 not promise
lmrosibilitIes We promise nothing We oanno,
pcriofn, and we tcep faith with You by treating
YOU even better than We rp'ni-c We oaa III
Clothing Tar below 10 rial value hccsus our iacili
lies for getting good, such that get the Bosl
Clothing far below Ia actual value
wo get our goods at Bargain Rates.
Look atOur New Arrivals

Handsome Display OF Sack Suits.
Pretty Array OF Cutaway Suits
Fine Limo OF tho Drossy London
Sack Suits.
Extra Nice Assortmento OF Prince
Albert Suits.
Complete Display OF Dress Suits.
Worry Elmo Display OF Now Pants.
ALL GOODS At HOSEY.SLylNG PRICES.
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Pine Watches yte

AZ your own priccs at Muliord's auction
sale.
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Wants to See Mrs. Cleveland Elected.

Brother Lindsey of the kernersville Neus
and Farm, has bright little daughter, of
some three or fonr years of age. Her name
is Norma Clare and Bro Lindsey says cher
mama is making her silk quilt, and Nor
ma wanted "sho bad" to get some scraps of
the dresses worn by the pretty lady that
lives at the White House, that she decided
to write and send little photograph of her.
self, SO if the lady had any little girl like
her she would send the scraps even if the
folks did bother her often. Although Mrs.
Cleveland has no little girl of her own, she
has kind heart and great love for little
children and SO in a few days big letter
came from Washington, with Executive
Mansion" in the upper corner, filled with
lots of pretty ings" for Norma's quilt.
Among the scraps were pieces of Mrs CIeye-
lands wedding dress, ribbons from her bon
nets and some very beautiful silk pieces to
go into the Cleveland square" And thus
the first lady In the land, whose beauty,
grace of manner and womanly tact have
made her so popular with all, condecends
to take notice of the petition which little
child has made to crafty the whims Of fool
lsh parents. We now, more than ever, wan
to see Mrs. Cleveland elected for another
four years term in the White House."
We will add that Bro. l.. is not the only
one who is anxious to see both Mrs Cleve
land and her husband elected to another
four years term-and we expect to see
them
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GOSSIP FROM GREENSBORO.
Rreezy Batch of News From the CITY
of EIowerS.,'

|
Special Correspondence Of The Sentinel.
GREENSBORO, N c., March 3rd 1888
The religious revival interest here which
has been mentioned heretofore has about
became divestei cf the usual novelty at
tending such exercises but still the inter
est does not cease 1t is remarkable for
the past four five weeks. Rev. J. l..
White recently resigned from Raleigh Is
the chief instrumentality in the work at
! the Baptist Church, where the work has
] now Teen in progress continuously for five
1 weeks. Between 60 and 20 persons have
| protested conversion there. At the Meth
odist Church from 40 to so have professed
faith The meetings still continue daily
and nightly through the present week. The
| crowds at these churches are not specially
large but there is deep interest and a
| quiet earneStness has pervaded the au-
diences all the time. Pastors and people
| seem inclined to keep on as long as the in
! terest continues.
An ice factory will soon be in full blast
| The machinery and outfit are SlO.OO
! plsnt. The capacity is to be 10000 lbs
! per day. The factory expects to supply the
! town demand entirely and ice will be fur
| nished by retail a. ola cent per pound
this by the factory or second hand by deal
ers. If the experiment pays the company
will put in another machine, build a stor-
HOuSc anu IIttuuidCIuEe III WIFI Il also.
The Water Works stand pipe tower is
going up right along. The brick structure
is 25 feet in diameter and will be sixty feet
high surmounted by wooden bank thirty
feet, with 4 capacity of 100000 gallons
The mains have been distributed along the
principal streets, and the town Commission
ers at their last meeting fixed the locality
of rs street hydrants.
Mr.. Jesse Pipkin, formerly of your
city got his mill partially under way to-
day. He has put in new forty horse-pow-
er engine and now has two corn (meal)
mills and hominy mill at work. The ca
pacty of the first two are II to Is and Is
TO 90 bushels per hour respectively The
products are excellent. The Touring de-
partment is not yet equipped. 1t will take
him two or three months to get ready.
Those who partially inaugurated
stock company of this sort here some time
ago, would do well to rally to this as a nu-
clus for a coed thing. Mr.. Pipkin has
also put in Whitman s. Bowers Artificial
Corn Sheller-a sort of mild edition of the
Cyclone Pulverizer."
Sheriff o. q. Wheeler says he has just
settled his taxes with the State $40 1903 80,
and for the coming year, Guilford county
will pay out $4,000 to free school teachers.
l.. w. A.
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THE EASTER DANCE,
Youth and Beauty Chase the Happy Hour
with FLYING Feet,

houtn ana fScauty Chase the Happy Hours
with Flying Feet.
Take a bevy of beautiful ladies, looking
even more charming than usual in the soil
flowing robes of evening dress, accompany
them with gallant youths in spike taile
coats, all trying to look rs handsome as q
predisposition to natural homeliness would
permit; place them toy ether on the beauti-
tui waxed floor of the Twin City Club Room,
and let Varilla's Italian band strike up.
Then you have an idea of the Easter ger.
man, given in Winston Monday evening
from 10 to1 o'clock. Mr.. E. e. Strayhoru
led it with Miss Mary Lenoir.
The ladies present were Misses Mary Lee
noir, Kate Biting, Mamie Perkins, Fannie
Williamson, Mamie Williams, Mary Cor.
rell, Dolly Marion, AIRS. Robt. Daniels and
Mrs. DIR. Dalton.
The chaperones were Mos. j. A. Biting
and 5. E. Allen.
!. The gentlemen present were Messrs Mill
Reynolds, Chas. johnson, Glenn Williams
Abe Venaher, Henry Shaffner, Ill. III. Rey-
nolds, j. G. Hackett, Turner Parish, JEFF
Giogan, Z. FL. Williamson, w. z. Brown,
john Taylor, Z. t. Ware, Will T. Brown,
X. Glenn, Robt. Daniels and DR.. ID. n. Dali
ton.
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Belonged to Three Political Parties.

Several old soldiers who served in the
late war were relating experiences in one of
our stores a few days ago when one of them
said
"After the war closed [ was in a western
town and stopping at hotel fell into COM
pany with squad of politicians who were
very much warmed in discussion. 1 kept
quiet but paid strict attention TO the discus
sion which continued to wax warm. Fin
ally one of the men turned TUNED to me and
said: What is your politics sir ?'
replied that | was stranger ia these
parts and didn't care TO have trouble OF. ex-
press any opinion one way or the other.
mo sir, you shall not have any trouble
here, but we want to know where you stand
politically, replied one of the number.
To this | replied: "Well sir, if I must
tell you | am an old time Southern Demo.
cratic Republican Wing p
well, you seemto cover the whole politi-
cal field" answered one of the crowd.
"We Tarheels don't talk much, but many
of us were at Appomattox Court House
when old Bob Lee surrendered"
At this point the discussion ended and
they all grasped warmly the hand of the
Tarheel and they all joined in relating ex
periences of the battlefield in jovial man.
ner.
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A Fatal Accident

Mat: Brown, an industrious colored man
aged about 80 years, met with fatal acct
dent on Friday evening last while digging
under an embankment of dirt at the gravel
quarry, near the water works. He was dill
igently engaged in digging under the hank
when all of sudden the dirt gave way and
fell upon him covering him Sc ,eral feet in
depth. His fellow workmen removed the
dirt from over him quick as possible, but
too late to save the accident from being
fatal. He was taken to his home in an I'M
concious condition but short while after
he rallied aud hopes were entertained for
his recovery. A short while before eleven
o'clock that night il was discovered that the
old darkey was fast failing and in a short
while he breathed his last
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Obituary Notice.


Departed this life, at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. Cabell IIairston, in Stokes
Co, N. G., March II, 1888, Mrs. Ann r.
Lash, aged eighty.two years and six
months.
Mrs. Lash had been for some years a
communicate of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. One who knew her we'll said Of
hers, he had "never known her to do any un-
kind thing or speak an unkind word" Pa
tient and resigned during her last illness,
her testimony was, 81 feel that cannot
live long, but, at my age, do not regret it. |
am rather glad of it, to be with my loved
ones who have gone before" On the day
that God gave her fifty-two years before,
The beloved daughter by whose side she lies,
she went to her. Her neighbors and her
servants bear witness TO her virtues. Her
children riseup and call her blessed. Should
any mourn at the peaceful close of peaceful
life the setting of the sun without clouds !?
She was laid TO rest at Walnut Cove by
the Rev. Mr.. Blosser of the Methodist
hurch. assisted by the Rev. H. 0. Lacey of
the Episcopal church. "Asleep in Jesus
blessed sleep" E. A. =.
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An Inhunau Deed.

While some of the pic-nicers were walk
ing up and down the pond at Mickey's mill,
about two miles from the city. Monday, one
of the crowd discovered the body of an in
FAINT floating upon the water. The matter
rs reported to coroner Fogle at once, and
he, together with jury repaired to the spot
decision as to its identity or as to whether it
was white or black. They could only de-
eide that it was put there by some inhuman
being. 1t is to be hoped that the guilty
party may yet be ascertained in order thIt
the full penalty of the law may be meted
out to them..
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To Be Revived.

Mr.. Will X. Coley, has severed his
connection with the SENTINEL for the pur-
pose of resuming the publication of the
Southern Guardman, military, musical,
and sporting journal, and official organ of
the North Carolina State Guard, which was
formerly published by Mr.. E. A. Oldham.
Will is LIST Sergeant of the Forsyth Rifle
men, and is thoroughly versed in military
matters and tactics, therefore we believe he
will make the Guardsman success. He
will visit the various military companies
and brass bands in the State and it is but
the duty of each member thereof to lend
him their support, thereby aiding in the es-
tablishment of the only military and musi-
cal journal in the South. The paper will
be issued from the SENTINEL office. Our
best wishes attend the new enterprise and
its publisher.
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Convicts Escaped.
Ruckien,s ArnIca saIxe.

THE HEST SALyE in the world for Cuts
BEuises, Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever Sores
letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains Gorns and
all skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded, Price
cents per box. For sale by v. D. Thompson.
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Their B usjness Boomjnu -

Probably no one thing has caused such a gen.
cral re rival of trade at V. o. Thompson's Drug
Store as their giving away to their customers Of
SO many free tri IL bottles of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Their trade is
simply enormous in this very valuable article
from the fact that it always cures and never
disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Group and all throat and lung diseases
quickly cured. You can test it before buying
by getting trial bottle free, large size 81 Ev-
cry bottle warranted.