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A Chance Never Before Offered TO
the People Of Wilmington.

OF securing such a home in the finest
part of beautiful country which, for
years, has been held beyond the reach Of
all but the wealthy.
Remember this Holly Oak is only 81
miles from the Wilmington Depot, Z
miles from Chester end q miles from
Philadelphia Holly Oak Station is on the
property; steamboat landing and wharf
is to be built near the centre Of the water
front, and Holly Oak, lying at md around
these two important points, Is bound to
become a business centre in a hort time
and the lots now offered for sale will triple
in value in q few years
All shrewd business men realize that
the unsurpassed beauty Of the location,
commanding as it does
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Denth in Violent Form.

RALEIGH, n. G.. Sept. 2Z-There was a
very singular accident at Teacky's, a station
on the Wilmington and Weldon road. A
baggage master named William Patrick was
standing in the door of the mail car, and
leaning out held letter in his hand. In
some way the hook which forms part Of the
mail catcher caught Patrick under the chin,
and he was swung clear Of the car In this
manner, with the hook tearing his throat
and sustaining his entire weight, be was car
ried fully 100 yards before he was thrown
down The man win probably die
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Encouraged ~ necntnr.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept 27.-The Ameri-
cans Decatur iAlal special reports the situa-
tion as encouraging No deaths have been
reported, though Miss Jones is expected to die
at any time Two new cases, both colored
were reported Tuesday. News reached the
city that S. 4. West was down with the fever
al Hartzell, and Doctors Cross and Young
went by special train to investigate the case
Money is badly needed and every Decatur
citizen, wherever found, is urgently requested
70 send in his pro rata for the relief Of the
sick. All contributions should be sent to the
hnard Of relief
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Ii is Every MAJ S Duty

To provide for himself a comfortable home
and to make suitable provision for his
family. so far as his means will permit.
What man will not trest easier who
knows that in case of any accident befall-
ing him, the near and dear ones Of the
family circle viii not be scatt red and
thrown upon the cruel mercies Of an un-
thinking, uncGring world, but 1gill have
the protection and shelter Of the home
roof over them
In order to enable all to secure this
greatest Of blessings good hame, we
now present
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Destructive Fire in Dakota Town

CANTON, y. T., Sept 27-Fire started in
the third story Of the Syndicate block. stu
ated in the heart of the city, and spread rap
idly. In less than two hours the whole block
was destroyed, including the Dakota Loan
and Trust company, the postofFlce, fourteen
business houses, and the Merchants hotel
Canton has no fire department, but the citi-
zens finally saved the adjacent blocks. The
loss is estimated at 100000, and the insu-
rance is hgat.
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Een a rhnnsnnd Enet.

OTTAWA, Sept 27--A shocking fatality
occurred at the Central Canada exhibition
here. james Winsley, young butcher, was
assisting others in holding down a balloon
before the ascension, and, not releasing his
hold on the ropes in time was carried upward
over 600 feet Twenty thousand horrifiel
spectators witnessed his peril Finally losing
his strength, the man fell in field outside
the grounds His body was terribly mangled.
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Hnrrard,s Annual nreetinr.

BosToS, Sept. 27-The annual meeting Of
the board of overseers Of Harvard college was
held yesterday. The committee ON elections
reported that the following had been elected
members OF the board; For six years, w. g..
Russell, Samuel A. Green, Charles F. Adams,
Charles A. Beaman, Augustus Hemenway
for five years, Robert 7. Peabody; for four
years, stephen NJ New; for two years, Henry
w. Torrey. Hon. Charles Il. Goldman was
elected president OF the board
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ALLsGHENY,s CENTENNIAL.
Grand windup Of the Celebration At Pitt
burg and Allegheny City.

Grand Windup Of the Celebration At Pitts.
burg and Allegheny City.
PrTTsBuRg, sept 27.-The third and last
day Of the great centennial celebration OF
Allegheny county was probably the most
attractive Of the occasion The feature oi
the day was the military parade, which wa
the most imposing seen IN this city in many
years. The parade, under the command oi
Maj. Gen, John T. IIartranft, moved at noon
III line were the Second brigade National
Guards Of Pennsylvania. the Union Veteran
legion, ex-prisoners Of the tate war and Mex
lean veterans, and visiting military organiza
tions, about Z 900 men Ia all Arp. III. Til
Grand Army Of the Republic and Sons 81
Veterans, to tho number Of 1000, followed
the same route Governor Beaver. with
other invited guests, reviewed the parade
the celebration was concluded at night witl
q grand natural gas illumination 81 botl
cities and the Allegheny river, and goo,
display ~ fireworks.
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The nncI,lnr valley snlt.

New YoRg, Sept 2L-The Evening sun
claims 10 have knowledge that tho arbitra.
toi''s opinion in the Hooking Valley railroad
suit condemns as fraudulent the transactions
Of which the present company complains, ex-
poses those operations at great length. but
holds thai no legal authority exists for over.
ruling the unanimous ratification BY the
stockholders of the action Of the former
directors
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Death of ! Refnree.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 27-The Picayunes
West Point Miss, special says: A jackson
refugee died at Perkins Mill, twenty i've
miles west of this city, Of black vomit. A
negro who attended him was stricken down.
The board Of health refuse to modify the ex-
isting quarantine regulations and no mail has
been received since Friday. The outlook Is
that we will be shut out for another week
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New Insurance Omcers.

HARTFORD, Sept 27.-Jotham Goodnow
was elected president Of the Aetna Fire III
surance company in place of T. j. Hendce.
deceased William B. Clark was elected vics
president, Capt A. G, Bayne, of Albany
NJ ", secretary, and James +. Dudley. 81
New York, and William H. King, Of Til.
city, assistant secretaries
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DOn'tMiSS this GOIdenOppOrtunity
Come at once and secure a choice lot.
First come first served.
They are Withih the Reach Of All,

As any man earning the ordinary wages
Of a mechanic can. without Inconvenience,
save from $500 to $1,000 per month and
thus secure one or more.
Meetings will he held for the sale Of
these lots, this Thursday evening, at s
o'clock, in the Board of Trade Rooms, Ex-
change building, S. w. corner seventh and
Market streets.
Plans can be secured and full informa.
tion given to all who are present at the
meeting, or who call on or address the
manager, who is present daily, from II
o'clock a m. until p. IN. Come and
bring your friends with you.
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NOTICE no DELINQUENTs.
WI1MrNaToN Coal GAS Co.

NIIMfNGTON. DEL., Sept. u lSss.
Many Of our patrons have failed TO pay their
bills in accordance with the rules Of the COM
8pany. and in some cases are in arrears for con-
siderable amounts and for a long time. This is
Ito inform all such parties that their bills must
be arranged without delay, or the gas will be
Hstopped off and the meters removed without
Further notice.
Debtors are particularly requested to call at
Once and make settlement. and thus avoid the
unpleasant remedy referred 70.
BY order Of the Board.
EDWARD BELTS. President.
aNTOTICE.-COUNTY TAX OFFICE, NO.
~ GEl6 Market street. Take notice that the
scOunty taxes for 1883 are long past due, and all
HtaXes not settled by October the 18th we Will
proceed to levy and collect the same with costs.
JOHN 4. DICKEY,
Collector of First district, all south Of Sixth
street.
PATRICK NEARY.
Collector Of Second district, all north Of
SSixth street.
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A Desperae,o Kn,ea

FIoREsvHLE, Tex, Sept 27.-Capt J.
7. Rankin and his deputies shot and killed
Bill Whitley here. Whitley was considered
one Of tine leaders Of bold and dangerous
gang. He has been concerned in several
train ssbberies, and was one of the men who
killed Deputy Sheriff Stanley, of William
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mnndreds Almost stnrrInr-

BALTIMORE, sept 27.-The following tele-
gram was received by Baltimore's mayor
from the mayor Of Macclenny, Fla. 1--WE
have hundreds Of people almost starving
Can you help usi jacksonville is not able 10
feed us.n The amount collected thus far for
the yellow fever sufferers is Ss,957.
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rrsatr Mlth Tnncn.

WASHINGTON, sept 27-The ratification.
Of a treaty of amity, commerce and naviga.
tion between the United States and the king.
dom Of Tonga having been exchanged on tic
lst OF August last, the president on the 1Stl
inst proclaimed the treaty.
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Nerrnns nIirrntlnr

PUEBLO, Colo, Sept. 27.-Thras carload.
q negroes from Catawba county, n O..
100 in all, passed through Pueblo Ell
route west They are to co!onize the coun.
try about San Diego, Colo All were il
charge Of Col Owens, Totobampo colonist.
Other negroes from Carolina will follow.
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GEORGE w. Bush, President,
JoHN w. LAWSON, Treasurer,
h. Il. TAYLOR, Secretary.

|NOTICE.-IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE
~ requirements of an Act of the General As
lscmbly of Delaware passed at Dover. March
Ia. 1888 entitled An Act Concerning Private
'ineorporations.n notice is hereby given that
certificate incorporating a company to be
known as the r. T. Clymer Company will on
Saturday, the - of September A. d. 1855 at 10
O'Clock. a M, be presented at Chambers in VIII
smington, to the Hon. l. @. Grubb, Associate
Judge, etc. for approval.
HOFFECKER & HOFFECKER,
Attorney for IncOrDorators.
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Derailed on the Elevated.

NEW York, Sept. 27.-A train on the
Ninth Avenue Elevated railroad ran into tht
rear OF another train near Sixty fifth street
last evening, and a truck Of the rear car Of
the foremost train was thrown into the street
The passengers were badly frightened and
shaken up. but no one waS injured
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strikers Vote to Return.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept 27-The striking
spinners Of the Stafford mill have voted e
return to work, the state board Of arbitra
ton having succeeded in arranging concas
sicns on the part Of the mill management.
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Ten Years for Cremating Her Husband.
CHICAGO, Sept 27.-Lena Schreiner the
German woman who last July poured kero-
sene on her drunken husband and set it
ahre, burning him 20 death, plead guilty in
Judge Tuthill's court and was sentenced 10
ten years in the penitentinry.
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Lord Chumley's'' Fever Mic.

NEW YORK, Sept 27.-The Lyceum theatre
benefit Of Lord Chumleyn with Sothern
yesterday netted 5000 25, which Manager
Frohman sent to Mayor Hewitt for the Jack
sonvine sufferers
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Rough ON Wells.

NEW York, Sept 2T-Ephraim S. Wells,
manufacturer and original introducer OF
Rough on Rats" has suspended, owing tc
losses through injudicious expenses in advev-
Using
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Sentenced for Life.

JEFFERSON, Wis, Sept. 27.-Mrs Stein
hauser and Henry Rohrmeister were sen
tenced TO imprisonment for life for the muir.
der last spring Of Martin Steinhauser, hus.
hand OF the woman
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Monthly Payments of $500 Each
YOU CAN SOC
Become Your Own Landlord.

Holly Oak is on theaOelaware Shore,
and is the central point d that beautiful
high country, extending from Edge Moor
to Claymont and is the finest land be-
tween Philadelphia and the Breakwater.
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Suicide 10 Escape from Troublc.

CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-Mrs Julia Ketty, liv-
ing at $50 West Polk street, committed sui.
eide by taiirs poison 7oTersy and a Gruakeu
husband was the cause.
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View Of the River for Thirty Miles

together with the combined railroad and
river facilities, and the long-felt need of
a business centre in this district, assures
to Holly Oak quick fourishing and sub
stantial growth
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pREssNlAKING.

|nRESSMAKING IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES
IL at 500 w. Seventh street. Cutting done
by draught; fit guaranteed.
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HOLLY OAK
The New City on the
DeIaWar 3.
HOMES !! HOMES f!
ThePIaCefOrInVeStmGnt
WHY PAY RENT?
WHY REMAIN POOR +?

When you have an oppo ytunity to Sc
cure a choke building lots the beautiful
new town Of Holly Oak, right on the
banks of the Delaware tlsa finest location
for new city of any on the river, and by
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Tickets from Wilmington
furnished to all who wish
to go look at the Land.

A policy insuring the title. issued BY
the Commonwealth Title Insurance and
Trust Company Of Philadelphia, given
with every deed the deed ana all included
with the lot without additional charge
Yon can select your lot 1T once and
know just what ii win cost you. No
auctions for choice.
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NOTICES.

aNOTICF.-A MEETING OF THE DEMO-
IN Gratis of the Tenth ward will be held in the
Neccacoe engine house on Friday evening,
pose of further organizing the ward. A full
attendance is desired.
JAMES MCGRATH, chairman.
A. HANNA. secretary
8NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
N the Home Loan Association will be held
Friday, September p, 1888, at o'clock, p. m.
4 IN the basement Of the First National Bank.
4 The annual report will be presented and sub
&scrptions received for shares in the 18th series.
Il j lfu association has been in every way success
Nful under the management of judicious
Board Of Directors and the following executive
officers.
GEORGE W. Bush, President.
JoHN w. LAWSON, Treasurer,
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BOARDING.

l-,-97r--o~l-els
4 zITT TANTED-BY WIDOW, ONE ROOM,
w centrally locpted. For terms, location,
stc., address A. b., this Office.
BDOOMS FOR RENT.-SECOND AND
IN third story front rooms to rent with or
without board. Inquire No. Sds Market street
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AMUsEMENTs.
DROF. A. 5. WEBsTER'S
SELECT DANCING ACADEMY,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
WILMINGTON, Delaware
GENTLEMEN's CLASS,

GENTLEMEN , NIlNoCs
Commences Monday Evening, September "a.
Monday and and Tuesday evenings, from to
Il e0'clock.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S CLASS,
Commences Saturday afternoon, October 6, at
Is o'clock Wednesday Afternoon from to q,
and Saturday from to 3.
Commencing Tuesday Evening, October .,
Special Ladies' Glass on Tuesday Evenings
from to 10. This class is especially for ladies
who cannot attend during the day.
Private Glasses or Private Instructions by
special arrangements. Per Terms. Circulars,
&C., apply TO H. +. Robelin. 10 Market street,
At my residence, S04 West Tenth street, or by
mail to the Masonic Temple.
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HELP WANTED.

4 SXNANTED.-AN ENERGETIC MAN TO
w canvass and collect. Apply 704 Market
1 street.
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INSTRUCTION.

ANFIsS II. p. DENNIsON CAN ACCOM-
WI MODATE few more pupils in her
select school, 305 West Fourth street.
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Hundreds OF Vessels Lnboring in an Aw-
ful sea--waves 100 Feet High-An Ae-
riculturai Fair Demofished-Damage In.
City Streets.
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one element and some in others and. for
the most part, tie richer the clements
contsined the less bulky they are, as, for
instance, hen manure; and, ON tho con.
trary, the more bulky the less value in
fertility. And II is difficult to apply the
less bulky, rich hNnures economically 10
land; hence 1t is advisable TO compost
them with the more bulky, such MS barn
yard manurcs, The rich clements will
soon leaven the entire heap, and thus the
richer manure can. be evenly distributed
over larger surface than It could be IL in
smaller bulk; otherwise, too, the poorest
manure might be cast upon the poorest
land, where the richest is needed.
As to applying manure in the hill, this
method, we think agreeable TO our own
experience, is not safe MS general rule. II
is better that tho manure used OH all crops
should DO thoroughly mixed with the soil
rather than in the HILL especially II in
quantity or in humps, for il soon drys out
when the rains stop; then il Injuries rather
than benefits the crop. And, besides,
some manures are too strong for young
plants. They do not need too much nour-
ishment at the start; hut when they have
attained considerable size, and have sent
out rootlets all through the soil, then plant
food IL demanded In abundance, and II II
has been thoroughly incorporated with the
soil it will be found and taken up.
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MEMPHIS LAND AND INVESTMENT Co.

Tho books Of subscription 10 the stock Of the
above named company arc NOV open. ant sutecnp.
tions 10 tho same anc solicited.
The capital STOCK has been fixed al ono bunirci
thousand dollars divided Into shnFcs q one hun
drcd dollan each. and subarribcr viii b. rcqulrcd
io pay monthly assessments Of tao per cent on the
amount Of lhcr subscription until l,cif stock notes
afo nnally paid. The assessments 70 paid In will
b. NJ onoc Invested IN accordance with the avowcf
purpose u the Company a. expressed In ~ charter.
In the purchase Of nal csla,r IN be disposed Of In
the most satisfactory and profitable way Parties
desiring n buy homes may. ON application to this
COMPANY, ~ able 10 effect purcha-s % b. oompllci
with BY moderate monthly payments no further
SECURITY being required than a sufficient cash mar
rin 10 protect tn Company from danger q deprc-
cinion In value aud thc rtsntion IL lien on the
property sold. Tho monthly payment. will hc only
slightly In advance Oi the ordinary rcnt paid ioI
pmpcfy rented by dc-lablo tenants
The plan ON which this Company will bc con.
Quoted Win not only enable those 10 purri,s-c
homes who might h. Otherwise unsblc 10 do -.
bot viii ai,o aiorl N those desiring 20 sui~cflls
IA the stock a mic and profitable investment
Pull particulars can h. a.ccftAiacd by calling Gu
the fccfciafy Of the Company, Mr.. 7. MAury Cal.
braih. No Madison street. who may be iound
not only during ordinary business hour. butevcry
evening except Wednesday beiween sand O'Clock.
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HOLSTEIN BULL.
NETHHRLANp PIONEER. No. 81.

Drd by Smith & Powell Syracuse, n. Y. calved
May n iSSS, Color blacki shield snip. throat
brhkci, stripe up left shoulder over on right hand
Around hips. belly, legs aud one half tail whlir.
Sire Nciherlnnd Prince. No no H. II. H.. the best
combined milk and butter bull In America
Dam Prunella "a a beautiful COW. years old
March I, 1871. with the form and all the points ot
great mlker pruncllA n had been giving milk
morc than eleven mouths In her SycAr old ioun.
and held up 10 moro than gallons per day. shc
took priscs al the Sew York State fais Ia is>i
aud isst
Gmndam gave for smith a Powell 60 pound,
In one day when : years old.
EEfHkRLAED PiosKKR Il vcry straight and.
sluarc. with an cxoccdinsly broad and Lowell hack
foid long hip. son coat. an unusually mellow
skin. aud weighs nearly 100 pounds scrviec Eco
sio cnsh. with usual privilege Of rcturn
Tor further rarilculan address
n. r. n CARLiN. MANAGER.
lock hos ~ Memphis. renn
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VOICE OF The PEOPLE.
The reslr,ou.e ana Potter. Field

10 the Editor Of Tho Appeal
We think the county court acted wisely
In appointing committee 10 dispose
81 tho valuable tract Of land now
used as tho paupcrs' burial ground and
pest -housc, and indorsc what Chairman
Slaughter says In advising rs 30 locate the
pest-house aud poticn' field north Of Wolf
river, where land IL cheap. We differ with
the chairman, however, In thinking the
city should purchase the valuable tract re-
ierrcd 10 above for hospital grounds. In
our opinion, the hospital should DO located
in lhe suburbs OF North Memphis, where
II will not Interfere with the ciiy's growth.
MANY tiTIZENA.
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JOHN DORY, No. 5IsI.
standard and Registered.

Sired by Pilot Mambrino, the best bred son al
Pilot Jr., dam Indiana diam OF indianapolis 22i).
by Mambrino Chief flot Mamhrino made record
Of RON In the mud. Public trial over Louisville
Jockey Club Track In 2eg<.
Flint dam Of John Dory; Agnes by Msmbrino
Star (rccord 2as) son Of Mambrino Chief Nam.
brno chief was by Mamhrino Paymasicr he by
Mambrino, he by Imported Messenger
JOHN DORY IL ID hands high. seal brown al
most black. two white hcclN heavy name and TAIL
short coupled and heavy boned. lie Is a horse Of
6nc action. and very stylish Although In his sycar
old form and never trained he Ia very fast aud level
headed, and can speed ath 2s5 gAit lie was ioaicd
April n, 1850. at Indian Ill., NY Limited 10 ten
mars. Service Zoo $40 cash. with usual prlyll.
eyes Of ptuTn
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River reiezrsfn-.

EVANSVILLE, 1nd., Mnrih t.-Iiiy,f ~ so icrt
and rising. Departed; Guiding star. ior New or.
leans. light
NEw ORLEANS, Ia, March t-rsrtiy cloudy.
mining tonight, The CITY OF New oflonns dfd not
rCt away until this evening
LOuIhvfl.LK, Ky. March t-Nlght-Rlsef fall.
Ina feet iuchcs In the cannl. icct inches on
the fnlh. weather cloudy and cuol With hall
and fain Arrived Granite ftac. Clauinnati AiicC
Brown. Ncnphis DEPARTED uraniic state, Mem.
phis. Coal City. Diamond and smoky City. New Or
leans
CAIRO. M, Marrh t-Rlrcr n feet lnchcs
and falling Raining aud coil. Arrived. city ~
Cairo. Matches. Ohio Cincinnati. Mary Housion,
New orleans. Now south. Palucah, Dcioto. Icm.
phs. Judith. ~ Louis Arkaiisas city. - Louis.
Dcpafird. CIV 81 Cairo. ~ Louis n pm. Ohla,
Memphis am: Marry Houston. Cincinnati. n
a M. New south. ~ louis n ant. lcsoiu, Tin.
clnnatl, I'm. Judith Tcnnrfsec. Inn
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Tho bread Atlantic d ever stormy thotourhiaro.
Yet blow the wladi ever N ncfccly, and ride The
waves ever 20 lSitiiy seamen must man the good
shps tourists wiz have the pss.rr, and commcf
olal traveicn aud buyer must whit the oeniers 81
forcign trde and Manufacture. That Aifocioua
Jnalady. scatlcknci. iagclhet with coliciy palm.
and much Inward unoAalness, Il often endured
when iioslciiors Stomach iliicu would have foui'
FED the yoJagcrs krninsi them. Hca captains. ani
In Act all old aiis and veteran travellers. arr sc
qualnted with ths prsccli,o value Of this csiifna'
bic prcvcnilc and rumsiy aud are rarely unpro'
yided with A. EmG1anis 10 the lar West should
usc Il a. a aAicEaani frilns' malaria hsok the aid
Of the Biiicn Tot dyppcIsia' consultation, liver
complaint tldney tpoubles, and al ailments that
impair the hafmoalOns aud Vigorous action of the
vital poucnL II
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HEALTH N WEALTH = Dr. fisauregsrd's
Tonic and Nsr.ine, the ered
H.aoeh specific.

NERVOUS Duality 10 III ~ stages. mental
in and physical drnrreinn, fTfruatuffhea hy.
pochoadria. stcfllliy ncufaris htricfla. incapatv
iof study 90 btslns.s. pifaliNi. imFtfnce uplieg.
diseases Of the Nervous system mar h. radically
cnfrd IN either scr b. the use ~ this unetcrllcd
preparation. II Il matter Of tipfvihe lmporanco
" unr appropriate tUaimenl l.t lne 10y ~ W.
aud Ssrylne slle. mani years trial Ia kuropc, has
proved lulsiIlbs N tsksn afcording " difcctlonA
which are aniked 10 etsh loils one boz s9usl -
prlce III 90 n 49,. ortlr b1tes Zoe $500. Benl
b, mail prepaid on f,tripi Of price We En.ienies
ris boxes 70 cuIe any 80 MIN es.h ornsf ~
r,inrsnts~ 40 v.s,,,a ths money n treatment dors
not effect . curr a. Henket a 90, Drurii-is. sole
srrnis for Uui,sd Aslcs i0aad 40 hnin street
Memphis. Tsun.