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, 1888-11-03

Press, by the way, still continues to
Sneer at rs a foolish adventure. But
IT is an adventure, at any rate, to
which the news of Major BartteIot's
murder seems to have given renewed
stimulus, and il is not improbable even
that it may be %e~pou>ed to some ex~
tent by the Reichslag when it meets
in n ovember.
1t is only a few days since we heard
the sad news of Major BartIelot's as
%sassinarion and the rout of his expedi-
ton, and now we have to deplore the
death of his successor, Mr.. ]. S. Jane
son. Even more Inflated expeditions
have entered Africa long before now.
but the peculiar circumstances under
which this expedition has been sent
out intensity the grief and disappoint~
ment attendant upon what must be
considered rs at least its partial fail
ure. Mr.. Jameson, whose denth from
fever ut BangaIa is announced, was
one OF The most worthy members of
the Emin Relief Expedition, and his
death will bring grief to a wide circle
OF friends. B1ngala, whore he died,
is a station halfway down the river
between Stanley Falls and Stanley
PooI. 1t is no wonder that Mr.. ia
meSOn had felt the need of taking the
advice Of his white fellows, as the stu
alton in which he was placed was as
trying as could be conceived. 1t is.
indeed, probable hat he was making
for the nearest telegraph station, in
order to seek Instructions from head
quarters, aud this conjecture is con
firmed by telegram from the Congo,
which tells us of Tippoo's refusal to
lend any further aid. AT all events,
jameson died like a brave man at his.
post, in the performance of his duty.
Mr.. j. 5. Jameson was related to
the w~elI-known Dublin d~iStiIlers, and
was himself a man of fortune. He
was an ardent naturalist rather than
II sportsman, and had already spent
several years in Be~chuanaIand, collect
ing specimens of it's fauna, and espe-
cia|ly Of its birds, for orthodoxy was
his specially. His collections were
extensive and of great scientific value.
Besides Mr.. Selous, the we'll known
South African hunter and explorer,
Mr.. jameson had quite a number of
collectors in his service. His brother
remained behind him when he left,
and we believe is still in Bechuana-
land in company with Mr. Selous.
Mr.. Jameson was under 30 years of
age, of slight build, and to all appear
C OF by no means robust consti-
tuition. He was a man Of great re-
fnement of manner and of cultured
habits, a man to all appearance hard
Iy fitted for the rough work involved
in an expedition such as that which
he joined. Yet, SO eager was he to
accompany Mr.. Stanley, that he con-
tributed $1,000 to the funds of the
expedition as an i~nducement to the
committee to permit him to join it. Mr..
Jameson leaves behind him a widow
National Republican., 1888-04-23
FAILED TO ANSWER.
Those wanted to Plead and Others to
Receive Sentence.

John +. Clark who was indicted by the
grand Jury of the March term Of 1886 for en-
bezzling s1O5.7O belonging to the stevedore
and Ice Handlers Assembly No. 7lG0, Knights
of Labor, was called In the criminal court
Saturday for araignmont and failed to re.
spond. Ills rccognizance in $500, with Charles
Lewis as surety, was ordered forfeited.
EnoCh Hendricks indicted for grand lar.
cony In stealing a gold watch and plated chain
valued at Si2 from John L. Rhine on June "a
last, also failed to answer in the criminal
court Saturday when he was called for ar
raignmcnt, and his rCCognizancc In $500. with
Joseph ID. Jones as surety, was forfeited.
Baker Powic, who was convicted on oct. 10
1895, of the larceny of $40 from Henry Chase.
was called In the criminal court Saturday for
sentence and failed To- respond Iccognizancc
In $500 with VIM. q. THliafcrro Us surety, was
forfeited
National Republican., 1888-04-23
GUT your boys clothing of Eiseman's ;th X L
Robberics I,cported.

The following robbcricS have been reported
at police headquarters: VI. Wciscr and John
OConnur, new building, street. near Tenth,
southwest, lot of pla>tercrS' tools worth 81.
and lot of carpenters tools stolen; e. Rob.
Crts. IU5 Fuur.and.a.half street southwest, u
rag Carprt. stolen from III front of his store;
Edward spies, 93S boundary street, that an
unknown person saturday night snatched a
pockcthl ok containing Stout of his daughters
hand at Ninth and u streets northwest.
National Republican., 1888-04-23

An old colorcd man named Andrew Queen.
an, aged about G5 years, was foundidesd in
bed at his room in house No. ,lG \ street
southeast yesterday morning. lie had been
in bad health for some time and was attended
by the physicians 10 the poor, but his death
was unCNpcCtcd. officer Horton reported the
case to the fifth precinct and the coroner was
notified.
National Republican., 1888-04-23

At 1870 O'Clock saturday afternoon as Mr.
David Slccr was driving across the car track
at Dupont circle his wagon broke down
throwing him TO the ground The horse
dragged him some distance, injuring him
severely. lie was taken to nuiOur's drug
store, where he was made as comfortable aS
possible AMI then sent to his home. 1905 D
Get southwest. in Il cab.
National Republican., 1888-04-23
Iyanwold Hotel ana Ferry Company.

The subscription DOCKS oil the above com
pany are now open at the office OF Gurlcy
brothers, 1919 f street northwest.
By the charter of the company the capital
stock Of $4,000 is divided into 900 shares, at
so per share.
more shares. layablc 81 per share at the
closing of the subscription books and 81 per
share monthly thereafter until paid
National Republican., 1888-04-23
Great Reduction
ALLEN, SOLLY & CO.'S
Hosiery

Brown Balbriggan Half Hose,
Sc per dozon; formerly. So.
Brown Balbriggan Half Hose,
Sd per dozon3 formerly. So.
Brown Balbriggan Half Hose,
S5 per dozen; formerly
Brown Balbriggan Half Hose,
SS por dozen; formerly
SiC.5O and $l2.
Brown Balbriggan Half Hose,
SO per dozen; formerly
$3.50 and $3.50.
Brown LiSlo Thread Half
Hose, SO per dozon; for
morly S $50.
Plain and Fancy Colored Cot
ton and LiSlo Thread Half
HoSo, soc per pair; formerly
75C and SSC,.
Plain and Fancy Colored Cot
ton and LiSle Thread Half
Hose, 75C per pair; formerly
81, Sl.l3, and 9 rs.
Derby Ribbed Colored LiSle
Thread and Cotton Half
Hose, : and rs per pair;
formerly $l.75 and 2.
National Republican., 1888-04-23
\ Now rcnturc in Collars and Cum.
Indrc NIcctinrs rn.Nirht.

The following lodges will meet tonight at
tie places named:
asuniC.-Dawson so III. Masonic Tcmplc
Stuushuy. No. -. BrightwOud: ArmcuuS, No
-, ioui & street northwest; Mount Vernon
Royal Arch Chapter, No. I, Masonic Temple;
Eureka Royal Arch Chapter, No >, 3lS ElCy.
Cnth street northwest.
I. o. q. T. Beacon. No. Is. odd Fellows
Hall; Excelsior No. Il, odd Fellows Hall;
Harmony. No, .. Eighth street Hall, East
Washington: lniOn, No, II, Third street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
q. 4. R.-O. r. Norton No, I, iii. Pennsyl.
Nuniu avenue.
X. of Calanthc. No. H. Nnth street and
Pennsylvania avenue; Equal. No Il 81 Eighth
street.
|. o. Of H.-.1tcbcr Tent. No. TO- Georgetown.
l.. q. ui II. M-OsagC, No U, 1898 seventh
street.
10. M.-Putomar. SO. o. 600 c street north.
west: Harmony. No. 10. llitUn'S Hail. seventh
aud v streets northwest.
TO. q. Good WILL No. 81. 1907 e. street
northwest.
X of Golden Eagle Monarch, No ., 3li
Ninth street northwest.
Sons of JUnalab. -InvinCiblc, No. :. Acad
Cmy Hall, Georgetown.
EO. q. T.-FriCndship No II. Wilmot Hall
Eighth and streets northeast; Anchor No
-, Elk Hall, N9 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1888-04-23

Yuu can depend upon it, our clothing is the
lowest step for prices and the uppermost for
cut, style and finish. EiSeman Bros, cor 1th
and +. The only manufacturers in Wash
mgtOu,
National Republican., 1888-04-23

n l. more than getting the value of yuu'
money hy PURCHASING your ClOthngOf EiScmIu
Bros, cor 9Th and T., Tie only manufacturers
I'm Washington.
National Republican., 1888-04-23

Have you seen our figured Mohairs If
not, come and see the best assortment
shown In these popular goods; q inches
wide at 30 cents per yard.
Challls, in all wool, Not so many pieces,
hut a choice selection. Fast colors and 80
inches wide. Price, 60 cents, KUechin's
best; NONE BETTER MADE.
IIenrettas, 4G inches all wool, an eXquis-
ite range of colors not to be eQualed else
where, Is twill fine, 81 per yard.
Combinations, silk and wool stripe, plain
to match, newest creation, arrived just one
month too late, ~ inches wide. Price should
have been Sl.25; take look at them at 10
cents per yard
silk and Wool Chccks-havc you seen
them? If not they are worth seeing and
buying They are dirt cheap at A cents
yard,
Plaid Albatross, large, elegant patterns,
choice colors, plain to match, new and
unique, IS inches wide, all wool, So cents
yard,
Foule sergcs, choice colors, special Offer
ing of sclviccable material, IS inches wlde
all wool, so cents per yard,
National Republican., 1888-04-23

John u. WGntZcll, II saloon keeper, ga.
taken suddenly i'll at his home, 500 Il street
northwest about $3.50 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, and died before aphysician could be sum
mUnCd.
National Republican., 1888-04-23

TuE Orchestronc plays any kind of music, in
any key, and any one can play IT,. No cabinet
organ ever made compares with II. call and
see what II can do. Gatcly y Aldrich, j!i Scv.
Cnth street northwest.
National Republican., 1888-04-23
InIIul Dnnl In Erl.

II You want the best baby carriage made at
Il low price. call on GatCly n Aldrlch, j!I Sev-
Cutl street northwest.
National Republican., 1888-04-23

For family use no beer Is better than the
Faust" from the Anheuser Busch Brewing
Association. Try il, and be convinced OF.
flee corner First and Virginia avenue south.
west. Phone SS0.j. Frank Schwarz, manager
National Republican., 1888-04-23
TIE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About tho
CITY.


Lizzie stewart. a young Coored servant,
wuS arrested yesterday for stealing lot Of
clothes from Joseph 1Orrcns, living at iig
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
The tenth annual dinner of the st. GcorIc
society will be given this evening at the MCr'
camille club at 1870 o'clock. Those fortunate
enough to he present are sure Of u pleasant
time.
remarkably fine essay upon Immortality
Wus read by Prof Thomas Davidson nt the
Church of Our Father on sunday afternoon
Many scientific and other noted persons were
present
The first grand ball and CONCERT of the
Washington Pleasure club, assisted by the
snowflake Mustrcs. will take place at Grand
Army Hall this evening An enjoyable time
j. promised.
Tie first annual May ball uf McSsr., Hinton
ana trCCnwcll will take place nt their acAd
Ciny, goo Pennsylvania avenue southeast; on
Monday next II promises To he the May bali
OF the season,
Henry johnson. Ncl>ou Lewis. Chas Lacey.
Albert Morris Adulphus Miller Francisco
EunuCniva. uil CulurCd, were arrested yCstcr
day afternoon by Officers BTCcn Kendall
Hughes. IullinburgCr and Buland while play
ng crap In SNinghammCr'S alley. near
Thirteenth uuda.half and & streets.
\ NCw Feature in Collars and Guns.
lIuy your collars and cuff at either place
mentioned below and when they are sOicd
return th,n and they will be Numbered free
Ui charge: Morgan steam Laundry. 5li Ninth
street northwest, or Gi3 Fifteenth street.
under METROPOLITAN Bank.
National Republican., 1888-04-23
The rressmcn's Union.

At the regular meeting of the Prcssmcn's
Union, No I. held last saturday night the fol-
lowing officers were elected President, c. f.
Davis; vice president, j. Donovan recording
and financial secretary. j. II. Furbershaw
treasurer, Y. +. Mahcr; scrgcant.at.arms, d.
II, Harris.
National Republican., 1888-04-23

Grr your knee pants suit, of Eiscman's, ;th
A f.
National Republican., 1888-04-23

GIT your clothing ror self and children of
EisCman, ith n l..
National Republican., 1888-04-23
Dragged by His Horse,

1t your cIild XIII ,ui;s of Elscman's. ;,h X L,
National Republican., 1888-04-23

English Kcrscy Cloth for Jackets aud
Wraps, stripes, plains, and checks, none
finer, "a inches, S2.25 per yard,
All wool Dentelle, 3S and 40 inches wide,
in all colors, handsome designs, creams,
tOns, and black, two qualities, O?4 cents per
yard, and 81 per yard
Special lot Of Fancy Mixed Striped
. Checks and Bordcred Dress Goods, good
quality; choice of lot 80 cents yard, worth
more.
Remember, we have the Stock, the Va
riety, and the best lighted Dress Goods
Room In the world. There is no getting
out of this fact.
THEY CANNOT COMPETE WITH Us.
If you want style, and exclusive style, you
will have to buy from us. Thousands upon
thousands of customers deal with lis unin-
terruptedly from year to year, What better
evidence Of fair dealings?
COME TO U.s. WE WILL SEE YOU
THROUGH ALL RIGHT. For every dol
lar you spend with us you will receive al
honest one hundred cents worth Of mer
chandise; and how often do we give you
goods at less than what our competitors car
ny them for.
National Republican., 1888-04-23
CLEARING SALE.

HOUSEKEEPERS, HOTELS,
and purchasers Of Wedding
Presents, this is your oppor-
tunity.
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CHARITABLE BULL DOG.
ier Opened His Jaws When Once
Closed on an Enemy.

SAOooo Oh 90 ASAOAA@ys
- iIcAGo. H., July "A dispatch from
Detroit, Mich, says: S. Ksiter, Of this
city, recently imported an English bull
dog warranted never TO open its jaws when
once they had closed on an enemy. Kei-
ter was very proud Of his purchase and
exhibited it frequently to a select circle OF
friends. Recently the dog was given a
corner in the stable, where Mr.. keiter also
kept a fast pacing horse. Yesterday Kei-
ter locked the two animals in the barn and
went away on an excursion. When he
returned and opened the barn door in the
evening he was Mortified to find the horse
ON the floor nearly dead, while hangingoto
its under jaw, from which tho flesh had
been torn, leaving the bone almost bare,
was the bull dog, alive, but badly bruised.
Mr.. Keiter called in his friends and at
once set to work relieving the horse OF his
terrible antagonist. The dog was choked,
kicked, pounded, burned with hot irons
and wedge driven into his jaws, but all
tono purpose. Finally an AK was pro-
cured and the dogs head chopped OIL.
Then it was difficult to loosen the grip.
The horse was gotten to his feet and an
examination made. He will probably die.
His skin was torn from his body in many
places, where the dog had evidently tried
to fasten his teeth, and he was SCARED frorq
head to foot. The dog had evidently had
one hold on the horses breast, for there Q
large piece OF flesh was torn out. IL had
been battle royal. Probably the dog,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03
A Tree Trial,

All who arc suffering with colds. ca
tarrh, sore throat. bronchitis. asthma,
hay fever, neuralgia or headache are
invited 10 call at our Office parlors
and try the virtue OF Carbolic smoke
Hall. Free trial 90 all. separate parlor for
lhdcs) sufferers from asthma or hay fever
arr particularly requested 10 avail them
selves Of this opportunity: Carbolic Smoke
Ball reaches the disease direct looscns and
expcls the diseased mucous and phlcgme and
gives immediate relief.
From Hon. Liliard Thompson, District
Acknowledgement, Lebanon, Tenn; After
jSuncring with catarrh fifteen years, aud
spcn ding great deal Of money for remedies
unhcsitatingly pronounce your Carbolic
Smoke ball the best ! have ever used. II IL
the only remedy ever saw that believe
will cure catarrh, and warmly recommend
Il 30 every sufferer.
Fron Col. J. 2. Mcclure, Of Mcclure, Neil
4 Co., Nashville, Tenn; Your Carbolic
pSmokc Ball IL giving satisfaction. and In
spires me with the hope that II will afford
permanent relief 10 my nasal caiarrh and
bronchial affection.
Carbolic smoke Ball Is already prepared
Tor use. One Hall will last three 90 six
months. and l. sufficient 10 cure any orii-
nary case. Price. 500. We send our RENE
diesby mail, boxed, postpaid, aud full dircc.
tons for using, on receipt Of price. Mail
orders solicited AID promptly attended 10.
Order direct from our office or through your
druggist. Call on or address
CARBotio SnogE Ban Co.
30 Main street. Memphis Tenn.
Dn. A. A. JoHSpoS. Aren't
Correspondence from ministers, physl.
clans and druggists respectfully solicited.
Agents wanted.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03
Aner the sugar Trust.

NEW York, July 2.-rhe Tmle says:
"The encouragement Of this State heard
arguments on May IL, in support Of petit
tons in which he has urged to bring suit
against the sugar rehner's company, COM
monty called the sugar trust, and against
one Of the organizations absorbed by that
organization. He has now decided that ii
is important TO ascertain by judicial inves-
tigation whether the allegations set forth
in the petitions are true. II is stated that
application will ut once be made TO the
supreme court for leave TO bring action in
the name of the people against the North
River Sugar Refining company. The per-
mission OF the court Is not required in the
case OF the trust, and for that reason II is
possible for the encouragement to proceed
n tainst the trust without much delay"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03

T. I. N. G. Is not q cure-all, but quarter
Of a century OF constant use has demon
stratcd beyond question that Tanners In
iuiiiS.e Neuralgia Cure is the only known
infalliblc cure for all kinds OF neuralgia and
for nervous headache. Fifty ccnts.per box.
Co, Nashville, Tenn. Sold by Hester, 2s3
Main street
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CHANCERY SALE
or
REAL ESTATE.

No cSl2 R-Chanccry Court ~ Shelby County
John I. Malone guardian, w. John n Hunter.
Iy virtue Of an interiocuiory decree for sale en-.
tend IN TIN aboyc cause on the lth day 81 June.
isss. ". H. Al, Page ~ I will ~,ii. at public auo
ton, 20 the highest bidder, In iront 81 tho Clerk
and Masters ofilcs Courthouse Of Shelby county.
Memphis. Tenn, on
Saturday. Jolly ~. 1855,
within legal hoars, ths following described prop
erty, kitu.tsf IN hemphls Shelby county, Tcnn,
tovfti Lot No, 4 >. " TAic's subdivision. east 81
Ofi<ans struet bcriuning NJ q stake the south
side 81 Tate street running east with saii street
blta rect ~ an alley thence south with aid alloy
10 ret 10 an alley, thence westward with
aid alley BIS feet, thence 10 an alley north
10 rect b. Tate street 10 the beginning. being
samc property conveyed 30 Mis- Mamie Hunter by
decd dated August Il is52. book N pal. rs. Rcgls
ters oiicc, shelby county. Terms II sale One-
third cash, bsianoe IN twelve months purchaser
executing Interest bearing noie with SECURITY. and
lcln rctained 20 secure payment Redemption barred
This June IS iSss.
RI NcIIENRY, @. AN
ny J, N. bradley. u. q. a and ~
ny 7. ~ fdgington aud W. W. Mcdowell, Eollc-
ltufA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03

ATLANTA, Ca, July &C. @. Nelson, q
banker, who has been running the North.
side Savings bank here, has disappeared.
II Is thought that Atlanta bmks and 9th.
ems will lose, but II Is not known rs yet
how heavily.
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Look o.s for Ch.Ier..

WAsmNGroN, August .. is62. -Haying
made frequent use Of J. A @. Maguires
Bcnne Plant, consider Il an almost infalli-
BILE specific for cholera, diarrhma, dysen-
terry, flux, etc, and can recommend IL rs
such ). III. LoSo,
Colonel u. S. A. Chief Top. Engineers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03
pnIEs Malioi q /. plcasnnl.

TnE cheapest Clothing and vndcrxcar
ever sold In Memphis are being sold nj the
great closing sale at Buxbaum's Famous
Clothing House, 327 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03
: disbursement Day In New York.

De lw YoRK, July 2.-This is the big dis
Fence ient day Of the year. Interest and
NMhSnd payments due here today on ST.
-csT-srs OF railroads and other corporations
0mt to over So, 600, 900. and interest on
!. 'rsrffs'ent, State and municipal bonds
aggregates sl4,0O0,O0O, making total pay
ments Of S77, 900, 900.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03

FInr-crass table board nj Fransiola's,
On Front street. opposite custom.house.
The table Ia supplied with the choicest
food the markets afford and carefully
prved. Regular meals 20 cents.
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Forest Fire. On Michigan.

CuARLEvoix, Mich, July2.-Forest fires
are raging in this vicinity. smithson's
camp, six miles south, Is in great danger.
Two Dire engines from this place have been
working since yesterday afternoon 70 save
the lumber yarls and mills.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03
steam Dye and Cleaning Mnrr.

ladies' and Gents Clothes Cleaned or
Dyed IN all colon. Ostrich Feathers anil
Lace Curtains cleaned nj ~ jefferson
street Goods received by express
l.. Rirdu, Proprietor.
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COOPER'S WELL, MISS.
RALEIGH SPRINGS.

MY HOTEL ~ NOW OPEN FOR THE SUMMER
wi soasln. and am prepared to entertain ,hosc
PARTIES desiring 90 vista convenient resort with
hno medicinal waters aud good iaru NJ reasonable
prices Ny hhck mcct all tnins Al the National
Cemetery. two miles aud half irom Raleigh. The
fare by the L. a ~ railroad Il only ~ cents each
way, and my hack Zee ~ cents for n pleasant drive
through picturesque county. Excursion parties
can orier meals BY telephone. Weekly aud month
~ board NJ reasonable rates.
A. nIIw. nnIeIEh. Tenn.
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Advertisements In this column win DO charged at
rrtc OF f5c for two lines one insertion two inser-
tons, &c: one week. rOc.
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GnrAr Bargains at MulIord's.

CIR mp clubs for TITS WEEKLY ArrE,L
and secure ono Of the cash prizes See List
Unpublished.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03

Ixsv.,s your yin-bouses In The Ciuzcns'
Insurance company, 10. ~ Madison street.
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WANTED.

zoo MIN AND 10 TEAMs-we want lmme.
DOO diately i1D men and l00 teams Ia work on
The D3urgia faclnc rnlrad ifnn iOhnsonyilc east,
for iourtccn mlles. wAlsusaiUf Trans. " per day.
lhiDr t.tO pef day station work l0crnts per yanl.
Good material. All etnbank uncut runs from two n
tt rect all Ioari, SIS pef week Al supplies
furnished on work Al reasonable prices Fay IN
full when stations arr con potcd for fall pafticu.
llcnlar apply Al ofhce near iohnsonviilc. Mis-.
TIIos. TAYLOR A 90. contractou.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03

ihtouNG wife-Charley, dear, | wish you
aaNd drop into Miles drug store ON your
Se Iome tonight, and bring me q box "
ts Ms Pearl Tooth Soap.
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Verdict OF the Jwdre,
An Atlanta BanLer p,.app.ar..

OF the American exhibition--"Cashmcro u,
quet toilet soap unexccllcd In quality"