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Ordor of Publication.

70. 7.oi2 q DIN the Chancofy Count Of shelby
county, Iennotscc-J. A. lauly q al W. Johanna
lCckufd 81 al,
itappcanug rom The bill IN ihis cause, which T.
sworn 70. that The defendants. Morgan y Riley and
james A. Riley arr residents u thr state ~ Mussh
rlngtis auu non resident ~ The state Of lCHuCHf
u f. uicfcinfv oricrd, That thoy make thCif aI.
lr'afancc herein NJ tho courhnuso Of shelby
county, Iguil, iu the city oi Memphis nos 1nh
~ District ~ shelby county Tenn, on The hri
Monday IN October tHss and plead. auHNUf 90
dsnuf 70 coippiainants b.il. of llo mmc will De-
taken TOT Cuuiu~ed AZ " ihpm aud 1T iof hcafus
Iaiio. aud that oopy ~ this order ~ publ shrd
oncc aweet i1f four succestyo weeks In the Mem.
phls Apeal Tbs ust day u August isos
A true copy. Attest
y u AciiKNRY, Cleft and Master
W. ~ GllssoH, solicitor Coz Conp iainant
2lgt5ig
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rTURRIsH, RUSSIAN. ELECTRIC suLrHrl
s.lt OF frn.h Water NTH. 20 Do %. ~ % .
SheriFs Sale OF Real Estate.

DuBLtC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
Il by virtue II execution tome directed from TIE
Honorable supreme Coun 81 The western District
ot Tennessee IN the Case 81 a. lcr1sct nl. " Max
Halle Ct al judgment rundcrci ON thU ~ day NJ
MAY. Isl. i0f the sum ~ siOii "a with Interest
aud cot Of suit 10 satisfy aid judgment etc, !
WILL on
Saturday, september ., 1888,
in LEGAL hours in front Of the house, IN the
Taxing District u shelby county. Tynu., pfn1eol
IN sell to the highest bidder. iuf cash. the follow
ing described ptupyfiys tnNit
Forty acrr II land Ia the Fourteenth civil Dis
trlri 81 shelby county. ICHus hCsiuulug NJ TIE
north line uf VIA Persons trart Elk chains wtsi
from the southeast corner lot u thence wet with
iVrsunt line H. east tpa stake. thonCU north ~
east a. q stake IN Dunn avenue thcncU Utst ~
sixteen links g. stake. corner stake between owen
AMI walker thence south Do sgNvufysnNu links iu
the BEGINNING. known a. tlr EmWHHi NurHus
Lryicd on Hs the property 20 defendant, James
stewart b. mtisy 1i1 Judgment. iuicrgst aud cost
NCmVhiA August ~. less
" u. CANNON Fhgfn shelby county, Icun
M 4 q Mallory ~
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Did You Eyer9

W. II. Rcyels, NJ. D., Of Baltimore Nd,
says: "lhayo been In the practice Of medi-
cine for over eighteen years, but never have
seen the equal OF Hodges Sarsaparilla II
has worked miracles here In curing rhcuma-
tism and scrofula. Have almost come To the
conclusion that | cannot practice without
it," Rangum Root Medicine Co, Manu-
facturers, Nashville Tenn. 500 per bottle.
Sold at Holsters drug store, 2S3 Main street.
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ST. AGNES
Female = Academy.

STEINWAY & SONS,


FINHGs INSTITUTION ~ pEIIGurFuLiN STU.
at,,i Ia tyiiroi aud healthy part oi the city ol
Memphis, commanding the advantage ui town AMI
country Tho cutiw surrounding hrrnthc tu ala
ni peaceful s,clusiou which ever cNctis ~ pnWur
iul an influence over the moral, alsiuai aud Intel
lrytuul life
me Course of study cmbrcrs the nuou
branches ui u solid anu useful education IN thi
regular English Cnurr the pupils uu entering az
mukri uuyupiiug to their proficiency iu uuhugth
ply, Grammar and Arithmetic Particular alton
lion T. given to tuCrvd hud iruiauv History khr
tUrc aud composition. lauu AMI lUnrh cuiri
into The regular Cbursr. s portion ul umc j. a.
lowed o. each pupli inr liHlu aud Ornamental
Nvcllyvufk shells. Flowers, etc
Trims #lVr session, payable half yearly, lntau
ably lu advance tur hilul and tuition iu all
bfnnrhts taught iu the highest school, plain sow
Ing mntaiur etc hoi, bvlilug, stationery aud
WASHING sIuu and sl1. agyuuiug o. the ugv ~ class
at the Uupll Special terms when spYrrII member
oi tho same family attend thy school Nu allow
nupe IL maip fur partial ullsyurD ur Withdrawal he
Ton tlp expiration 1T the term ONyypt .u tasu u'
serious ur uuuImrfUl Illness
fNTUAsH German, Italian etc, each, sl'uh Music
uu Piano AMI ne at instrument .nut umWiug
aud Water tulurs eluUi ull Painting tnlW I'm
lruINyr, aud Ornamental Nuts s.Nu iaH ui ~.
bmrv. t1uI Nuul Music iu Class, shui Private
lessons, siNUl uunri pvr mouth during vacation,
ID spout az thg AUNlvmy, Washing, cite. IhUl
Mcnclnc and rhyslCiuus lvys viii iorn cxui
| i,ina iot nay Pupils. sloo. stoO. 500 OF sdu
! pct month. tOr further particular npply to h
LADY SUPERIOR.
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Trouble in the ship-yards at Belfast,
which has resulted in the lockout Of 5000
shipwrghts, Is due 10 a strike Of 800 boil
srmaken. When the strike was an
nounccd the employers decided 10 close
the yards entirely.
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THE we'll known strengthening properties
OF iron, combined with other tonics and
most perfect ncrvinc are found In Carriers
Iron Pill. which strengthen the nerves aud
body aud improve the blood and com.
pipNi0u.
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DR.. Smith, veterinary surgeon, treats all
diseases OF domestic animals. Removed
10 Kcck's stable. No. l0l Second street,
acar Bealc. Telephone lj7.
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How Doctor- Sonquer Death.

nt Walter X. Hammond says after long cx'
pcricnce ! have come to the conclusion that two.
third. Of all deaths from coughs, pneumonia and
consumption might he avoided II ACkpr's English
Cough Remedy were only carefully Used m time.
This wonderful remedy il sold uudrfa positive
guarantee by II. T. HESTER. Druggist
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Tho Memphis Loan Office will move 10
northeast corner Union and Main streets
ON Sept. |. No. 80 Monroe street IL for
rent. J. II. GorruELr, Manager
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HausES 10 LET.

.a
RYRL, ooYER& 60,
- ,r, No. % Madison street
Three Elegant 9.Room Residences on west side of
Lnuderdale, near GeoraiI s,ryct-NnS ~ tSl and
4Sl The two latter numbers arc new lust being
finished. All having every convenience and In
hrst-Class condition
No. III Vance street. Brick House rooms now
and in first class condition with all modern con.
NCniCnccs 81
No. $40 Madison strcct-S,N Rooms large yard.
No. TIC Main street --seycn Rooms In good repair
New Groom Cottage on Manassas street. near
lawlcy
Very Desirable Cottage on virginia avenue. near
Rayburn avenue, five rooms aud outhuildiugA
FROM SEPTEMBER
No. Mitchell avcnue-rvo.snry House. eight
roomS, In fine order, very large yard.
Nice Cottage castsido fernando road, seven rooms,
near the curve.
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HYor, tobacco prevents heartburn,
Nervousness and malaria.
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COTTAGE EIGHT Rooms AND All Nl3CES.
- sary out.houscS In gnui repair garden, els.
tern, well, etc. fronting ON fernando street rail.
rlad and Walker avenue house No. n, southeast
from city Possession given September / Apply
nt No. 20 Union street JOSEPH LENOW
MISERABLE NEW 2sToEY HOUSE, ? ROOMS
II No 10 ST Paulst Apply nj No. 3sN Main sL
DtsIRABLE SIX. ROOM HOUSE $1,000 NO. loo
- Filth street. Chelsea, Apply TO, r,.,,,
No. 81 Fifth street or No $40 second street
EINE STORE UNDER rEAnoDYHorEL, FROM
j. l. G6oDLor, No q, Madison street
HAVING COMPLETED ASp OCCUPIED OUR
j / large store house on railroad TRACKS, We offer
Tor rent ouchalf Of the large store No . Union
street We will continue On occupy a part vt Il luT
our main offices and samulc MONS Apply 10
MEMPHIS GROCERY co, Ma . CnonsL
MAN STREET CORNERS oRE--A sPLENpID
WI location. Fixturos In whole or part, for sale,
Applyat - Ne. 20 Main street
Mos. Az, lSa AND iS7 LAUpERDALE STREET,
" These arr very pleasant residences Twoof
the houses are new, never having been occupied.
The locality Is n every respect desirable.
Il L. COVER co, SO. p Madison street
nNE NICE DWELLING HOUSE WITH SEVEN
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Apply at No. S5sMAlN STREET UP stairsl,
u EsIDENCF 40, 500 NCEsTREET; ALARGE
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GTOREHOUsE AND RESIDENCE GOOD A.
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T. QUINN,
-Four miles on Pigeon Roo,i Rad.
STORE HOUSE OF MAIN STREET, FLOORS
> 5000 nor month
storc.housc on Prom, street, noors $1,000 ror
month
several residences and cottages
Apply 10 ALLEN 4 FINLEY, No " Madison ~
CTORE HOUSES NOS Ip AND ~ MAIN ST.
= Possession september :. l,,, Apply a.
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GTORE.uoUsF 40. igi NNIN STREET. SOUTH.
, west corner Washington Posses ION September
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GToREuoUsE NO Sp MAIN AM No. "a
- Front srcots irpm september O. Arrangements
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Apply 10 OF aldr.ss
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THE ATHENfUM,
Ronr. u. SMITH. AN. rrc.ldcn,
MRS. BOWLES' SCHOOL
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CUrrVlOW ADVANTAGES ron PRACTICAL
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n the southwest corner II Maiu and Madison
streets. iu Memphis Taxing District N shelby
county. Tenn. between loghl hour, Crcf ami sgIl
ut public uutrys a. she hFhnt bidder lot cash.
The following lot 81 land uHlf NUmphia shelby
county Tenn. tUWit Commencing uu th0 fuuiu
side ui IifuadNIy 30 h|i cot from Ray burn nf.
guue. Hud running ucurr cast with ihn line ~
ifuaiway 81 feet iu stake thtuOl sputh 10 icri
tUn stake ihrnoU wost 11 tCHt tun stake, Dr. iryt
est ifIn Iaylum avenue thCuuu north 10 lugi
~ thU bgEuuIng.
fguiy Of redemption waived s.lo begins 10 y
otliUk 81. D. IRRELEVANT. Trustee
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foa quiet game OF billiards 70 to Con.
verse & CJ,ks, 33J Main street.
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Sold everywhere Price CUrIcuRA, zoe; soar,
2jc; REsoLvEST 81. Prepared by tho POITER
DRuG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass
No Send for "How 10 cure Skin Diseases" CT
pages, ~ Illustrations and 100 testimonials
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RsAp rigc y oi the Clara Conway In
Ttituic catalogue.
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RUPTURE CURED.

on. z. NOBLE,
erochai IN ne euro q l.uHiurU and AZ f0fins n
thf1uir pise.acL Aalu " Female
DTPTTHE CURIp WITHOUT TuE KNIFE on
IN hIulrauHr o. luHlufH, by thn dedicated
soft pnd truss AMI UiIU1 Ir1tmruL
tu diseases VI Women. lY Az ihclf iounH, gi1o
imwUl Hf riiri and permanent tuv
structure itYIUHriu and hHrluIHHIU, AMI UT ~ be-
Uf Iu1t UiarIHct. Cuui ln ahofi limo runmnltn
UVfrF HaHF take. IHuFsHs male Hnd ht0l. tll
luf uamrs aul nliuH- ui rursa wIln ln ilu CliY,
once sO. 90 JtaifiItsON STREET.
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Tne new dolici,us beverage Frui.MiS nj
FLOYD 4 Moneys soda counter Try H.
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have seen the CUTCuRh REMEDIES used for
milk-crust by visitor In my house, aud can testify
t n tiiu cHiS wa, algog ahu leilaancut nulv
my little child, with satisfactory results In every
respect, The skin wns broken out aud began 10
assume ugly proportions. | have also heard my
neighborS speak of the Cu1icuRA REMEDIES In the
highest terms 4. T. BEAR
Churchyille, Augusta Co, Va
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Corona CoAi. Cal on Hunt a Bro.
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Dissolution Notice.

rI,IE FTRN ~ SHEA 4 MCCARTHY. COM.
/ pJsgd 0i The undersigned. ami heretofore cor
fYlng 0u Boiler. Sheet Iron, tyur,f and l'1rt.
sriih WORKS 100 the eltr NJ Ncmphis. Tenn. O. this
day dissolved ~ mutual cpnsunt y o. Mccarthy
having su.i cot his outifu Interest iu aid hfm 10
WHu shfa. De latter ia alone authorized uWtnd un
fbn tfuf hutinus and culert ard rruipt Tor
claims due 10 u, aud will pay al q. outlandlng
dsbta y Y. MCCARTHY.
DAN bHkA.
yrprms Tenn, August "a, issA
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aus MEMPHIS wBEKLY APPrAL

THE INIT WEEKLY PAPER IN THE SOUTH
tlOo A YEAR tLoo A YEAR
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RApVic skin ard Scalp preserved and bcGuii.
DhDI fed by ClmCLnA MEnCATEn soar.
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Trusteo's snio OF Roal Estate.

IDY VIRTUE ~ THE ruwEgs ~ MI VESTED
ID b. q cfftaiu de.i Of tfua made June 10, is'5.
Is Marion smith and his wife Ailoc 10 mC us trus
toe which l. rurlUirt iu the shelby county Regis.
trfs oflsd. M Htlk H.. nt pfsa O.. aui default
having htru made In The obligations thereof, und !.
having been W requested b the beneficiary, WILL Uu
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BABY'S SKIN AND SCALP
Cleansed, Purified and Beautifled by
Cutioura Remedies.

No mother who loves her children, who takes
pride In their beauty, purity and health, and
In bcStowiug upon them chds greatest inner.
iancc-a skin without a bemish and body nOur
ishcd by pure blooi-should fail TO make trial OF
the CuTICURA REMEDIES
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SIItANEp


hNE EOR,El. Btiura,Eu rosy MAS
~ thrUu white logo lou HH.I 900 light hip, lmn1
81 20 o. on itit shout j.. literal vwlrl iur h.I
f,furu 10 HOME DAIRY go.
, 1888-11-13

That a soldier, and especially a Russian,
is fond of his whisky, is a fact that is
very well known, yet if the latter had his
choice which of the two to dispense with
whisky or teal firmly believe he
would prefer the tea. EverY-cpmpany is
supplied with an Immense tea urn hornfnE
hundreds of cups of boiling water, and
at evening each soldier can swallow his
ten cups-less than that won't do-of hot
tea. If he is on guard the vivandiere
takes pity on him and brings the delight
full beverage to the guard house, where,
for a few coppers, he can drink with com
fort the bright yellow fluid, one-tenth of
which surely does not deserve the name of
tea. Hebe, enveloped in a sheepskin, is
the friend of the company, and the
severest weather will not prevent her
journey to the guard house in order to
solace her children with their precious
tea.-Capt. John J. O'ConneIl in Cincin-
natl Commercial Gazette.
, 1888-11-13
THE BEAUTIFUL LAND.


There's a beautiful land that lies TO the west
OF the far famed valley Of tears,
Where the griefs that are born are jealousy prest
To the hearts of sorrowful years.
And are borne with a noiseless, measureless tread
Down the valley, across the strand,
Straight on to the sea, where the banks OF ths
dead
Float by to the Beautiful Land.
The dip Of the water is heard in the night,
And the gricfs that lie on the sands
In their nakcd-woa, through the shimmering light,
Reach out their weird shndowy hands,
And beckon the vessels to come to them there,
And call to the mystical band
Euf trtEt=--eF the sea to a welcoming air
Blown soft from the beautiful Land.
They glide in the wonderful silence of death,
With faces, snow white, to the west,
And lily hands kissed by the spice laden breath
That strays from the sweet land of rest.
They heed nc a moan from the gray, misty vale;
They see not a beckoning hand,
But swcetly they sleep in the barges a-sail
For the beautiful, rest filed land.
Indianapolis News.
, 1888-11-13

Earl de Grey, who was shooting with
Col. Tomaline at Stratton hall recently, is
reputed to be the best shot in England. 1t
is a curious thing that our crack shots are
both Greys, the second Grey being Lord
Walsingham, who is very little behind his
namesake with the prefix de" Per-
haps the story is not true that Lord de
Gray tried to drop a driven partridge
down the chimney of his keepers cottage,
n at last succeeded, but a really true
and still better anecdote of him is related.
The writer of it was grouse driving in
Yorkshire, and Lord de Grey, past master
of the gunnery, was in the next butt. He
had three guns ready for use, and toward
him a small covey of five birds came fly
ing. How to kill the lot was the problem.
A brace coming and a brace going would
be easy to such an adept, but the fifth
bird would get away. One of the grouse
was a bit in advance, and, taking a long
shot at it, Lord de Grey killed it, and,
without using the second barrel, dropped
gun No. l, took up gun No. 2, killed two
birds coming, then took up gun No. 3 and
killed two birds going. Probably there is
nc other man in England who would have
done il.
, 1888-11-13

after daylight the Indians sent him for
ward with a white flag to demand our
surrender. He came up within thirty feet
of our barricade, and then halted and told
us what he had been commanded to do.
A dozen or more Indians had their rifles
on him, ready to shoot in case he at
tempted to play them false. He was a
big, powerful fellow, and 1 never saw
such grief and anxiety in a human coun-
tenance. In a voice loud enough for the
indian to hear, he demanded our surren-
der, but in whispers he warned us not to,
as every one of us would be butchered.
Miller replied to him from a loophole,
telling him to go back to the Indians and
ask their best terms. When he returned
-he-~as-te-come- as close as possible, and
at a signal he was to spring forward, and
the door would be open for him. He was
a pretty cool fellow, in spite of all his suf-
ferings. He returned to the Indians, con-
suited for a few minutes, and when h
came back to us he approached within
twenty-five feet before they shouted to
him to halt. Then he told us that we
would be permitted to take one of the
teams and leave the country; that the In
dams all loved us; that all they wanted
was their land. We had our guns ready
to cover him, and 1 saw him draw a long
breath just before the signal came. AS
Miller uttered a whistle one of the men
pulled open the door, and at the same in
slant the stranger made a spring for shell
ter. 1t was a veritable spring for life.
The Indians fired at him, but too late, and
he pitched in among us without a scratch.
Then began a siege which lasted nine
days, and in which over forty Indians were.
killed or wounded. They gathered in the
quarry, as expected, and Miller exploded
the torpedo and killed four and badly
Wounded a dozen. They tried every pos
sible way to burn us out, and on one of
these occasions, while they were congre-
gated together, Miller sprang another of
his mines and killed several of them. Five
or six different times they displayed a flag
of truce and thought to COAX or threaten
us into surrender, but Miller was wise
enough to refuse to trust them. From
first to last they fired about 1000 bullets
at our fort, over a hundred of which
lodged in the door, but none of us was
wounded. The besieging force never
numbered less than ~thirty-ive, INT one
day the number was over 100. On the
ninth day troops came and drove the
hends off, and it was only then we learned
of the widespread devastation. Not a
house nor barn had been left standing for
miles n miles in any direction. Crops
had been destroyed, stock shot down and
settlers butchered or driven off all over a
great section of the state. We had been
the only ones outside of the towns to make
a fight, and by our standing a siege we
kept a large force of the savages from GO
ing against the settlers. New York Sun.
, 1888-11-13

All ministers can testify to the fact that
the Threats of their congregations, in win,
ter, at least, are serious stumbling blocks
in the way of eloquence, if not of their re-
hgion. The Christian scientists over.
come the coughing habit of their audi
ences very neatly. At a recent meeting
of the people of this faith the usual bark
ing incidental to a winter audience began.
The speaker paused and gently reminded
them that they were giving way to n NOR,
tai belief by admitting that they had
Threats and coughs, when they one and
all knew to a dead certainty that there
was no such thing as matter. Thus re-
buked, they flung aside their mortal be-
lief in Threats and their consequent dis,
eases, and sat to the end without n bark.
New York Press "Every Day Talk.n
, 1888-11-13

No artist in America would dream of
working for the pittance awarded to
skilled artistic talent in Persia. 1t is true
that his expenses would be comparatively
moderate there, little fuel and furniture
being required. At the same time there is
no question that the average difference be-
tween the emoluments of the rich in Persia
and the compensation Of the artisan, the
day laborer, or the domestic is far greater
than it is in the United States. Yet the
people there are quite as contented, l am
inclined to think, more contented than
here.-Teheran Letter.
, 1888-11-13

We desire to say TO our citizens that for
years We have been selling DIR. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, DR..
Kings New ffe Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters and have never
handled remedies that sell as we'll or that
have given such universal satisfaction.
We do not hesitate to guarantee them
every time and we stand ready to refund
the purchase price if satisfactory results
do not follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity purely
OF their merits. DR.. w. N. Hunt, drug
gist.
, 1888-11-13

Is it not better to nip consumption, the
greatest scourge of humanity, in the bud,
than to try to stay its progress on the
brink of the grave. A few doses of Cal
ifornia's most useful production, Santa
Able, the king of consumption, will re-
lieve, and a thorough treatment will cure.
Nasal catarrh. too often the forerunner of
consumption, can be cured by California
Cat-r-cure. These remedies are sold and
fully warranted by DR.. W. N. Hunt, at
81, or three for 81. so.