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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23
CIIANCERY SALEt
-OF-
REAL ESTATE

No. 6lal, R.-Chanccry Court OF Shelby coun(r--
state OF Tennessee, for lis own use etc, Afio1
BY virtue Of an inierlocutory decree for ,ae. a.
tered In the above the 18th day Of peeera1l
iso. NJ y CO. page 1i Twill sell. tpublic auctio1'
70 the highest bidder. in front OF the Clcrk ~
Masters Office. Courthouse Of Shelby &C.,
Memphis. Tennessee on |~'
Saturday, March II, 1888,
within legal hours, the following described mo-.
erly, situated In shelby county, Tenn, towit<
lot D. block 4, south side Of broadway, Ux/11
Lot /, block 4. south side Of Broadway, 2sx11r|
feet. 49,
inst part Of lots 10 and II, in block .. NV ~
oil ~ Panl and Gosiec streets, 6bxlt6 feet.
Lots 80, 10 and n. block 1, fronting ~ feet o. ~
east side Of Watcr street Tenth Ward.
=, LOT ~ block ]. 2ix12 feet, east side Water e
Lot q block /. east side oil Water street.
feet |[[
West half Of lot iss, block q. oycrton add
00xl70 feet south side OF Webster street. |
Tho east part OF the south y OF lot %, bloc f
alley east Of orleans street. W.
Lot a. block I, north side Of broadway, 1cr111
feet -' 7~---~
: Lot les block 8, cast side Of Washington ~
Tenth Ward. 26xii feet No.
Lot IL block i6. T.. y. Stewards subdivision rI<.
10 feet, on the north side OF stewart avenue. Z
Ward 2txiCO feet T
10. 81 block 10 cast side Of Second street, n
NAfu ltNlCO iCct .
Part Of block "a, east side Of Main street. g.
fcet-l6o feet north Of Broadway. ~
Part Of block 5I, east side OF Main street. i001I
foct--i0 Get north OF broadway h
Lot Is, block ], A. Mrights subdivision, c1rIM
feet, east side Of Davie avenue. -
Lot IN block ID north aide Of broadway, 2i,xII1
iect - -
Z, s. Tate ,Ss o ,Ssds.og >, e blocks and ~
Lot y, block Is, east aide OF Third street. Tcu1&
Ward. 2ixil2iS feet. =
East Y Of iot %. block 70. r. W. Smith suldis A.
sion. 0xiio feet NV corner Of Georgia and orlcsl1
LOT 50, block u, west side Of Georgia street, q
40 feet.
Loi 10, block 2, west side Of Front street, Teu3
Want. 1ixi22T feet. =. - -. 'ss','7 ~
Tote block IA sw corner Of Orleans and Gco<
streets l0xl5O feet.
Lot 80. Oyeron addition, foxis5Ss feet. on Z
north side Of Webster street Tenth NArL ~
Lot y, Overflow addition, coxi'o feet south -
west K Of 10, Z, y. W. Smith subdivision. aos u
feet. north side OF 81 Paul strcct
Lot rs, block II, ONorton addition. s2xiG5i e.
". n Webster street IT.
Lol. 2 and 81 block !, cast side Of water ;, =
n fcct front nv
LOT 2, block s. south side Of Alabama street. i
Lots Tate subdivision. 5snicS feet. cast e =
last half Of lot ~, ovcrion addition, 6riso -
north lido of Gcouia street M
lot u, John Browns subdivision aoxi7s r.
northeast corner Of LAItose and Georgia ftrrets. N
Terms OF Saloon credit Of air months. ~
tnincd; redemption barred. This February y, ~
n J. MCDOWELL. Clerk aud Masfe1
by J. w. bradley. Deputy tlerk aud Master.
y. II. & q w. iiciskell, soilciton.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23
Leaving lnr Irnn..-

PIrrsruRo, PA, Feb. 2e.-It was learned
today by Chronicle telegraph reporter
That the sisters Of the UrulIno order, IN
this city, who recently rcbellcd against the
church, interfering with their temporal
affairs, are leaving quietly Tor their homes
IN France. Tho sisters have a handsome
convent hcFr which cost nearly 500, 900,
but the rebellious nuns have resolved 20
desert their beautiful homo and return 20
Their native land. A number Of the ais.
,cr have already succceded In cluding the
Nlgilance OF The superion and the Others
are watching their opportunity 10 escape.
MuLFoRD. Jeuele, 9oi N.l-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

Don't suffer any longcr, but use Tanners
lnfalliblo Neumigia Cure. the only lnislllble
cure ON earth Tor all forms Of neuralgia and
nervous headache. Rangum Root Medicine
20, manuiacinirrs, Nashville. Tenn. Sold
NJ helsicrs drug store, 2sJ Main street. 80
cents Der box.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

MAs.A.iIS Il not only a great oumtly,
aecnt buta great preventive. Kccpa bottle
by you.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

Blu brown, poor but honest New York
ncwsboy, went 20 Dakota scvcn Year, ago
yesterday without q nag 10 his back. Now
he Is covered with 'om.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

Dn v g. wEsr's NEnvE AND BnAM TKrArvn<I
guaranteed specific Tor Hys,eria, Dlrxinc.s. a..
vulslons, Fits. Nervous Neuralgia. Headache, N11u
ous Prostraton caused by the usc Of alcohol of1c
hacco Makcfulncss, Mental Depression s0ftcuin
misery, decay and death. Premature Old Agc. id
rcnness, Los. Of power IN either sex 1nyoiunta1
Losses and sperInatorrkta caused by over ca erto|
OF the brnin teliabuHc or over-lnduRcnce. Eac|
orsix boxc. Tor 500. sent by mall prepald ono
eeipt of price
We Guarantee Six Boxes
10 cnrc any case. With each order rccelyed hy I
Tor six boxes, accompanied with 0OD we viii I'D
money II the treatment docs not effect 4 csIm
iunrnutees Issued only by John q. Mest 4 cd
nowdy A Co, Driisgisis Sole Agents. Main street
Memphls Tenn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-03
SneiteS 2dpitcl.

9urb ei6ten @aIo uno meniherIeere
Saibe pano lid Der oft fat urpegiame
6uspfoh, ben Die Srigdutcn nit ibren 8ez
faugenen siniblusen, I'M in grbBter Gle
ben SUB oes gebirges ju erreiben. Sort
onseIaret, Iieben ie bic gferee untcr Der
Ctbut ;peier 0liuHer surid, reIde lie in
einem nabe geIeeereu Sdlupfniutel I'm
terjubriusen Meiiuug erbieIteu. aud
mar man beidditigt, benz B~erpuuocteu,
ben man ouf eirem Der 9feree biz bierber
mit9eflbrt bate, teorr man gum Nufrieg
i6ritt, einen Rrtbperbanb onSule9eu; es
itelte fi6 bel bieier 9elegenbeit bcraus,
eoS bic 8erwureung bur6du8 feline les
bens9efibrlihe NOR; bic 6ugeI bate rur
bic feii6i9en 3beiIe ee6 Sberarnes
tur6bcbrt, rbne bic Hrcden gu perIebeu.
SrboIo Der 8er6ano orselegt mar, ilblte
nd Der Wdnn friitis eenug, UNI, seftltt
duf ben slrm zines 0efibrten, BEN Scr
dusi6reitenbcn 5u fol9er.
Der aufftieg begdun, ratoem m1u Die
Sefangenen, cenen bic SdHoe auf ben
Hldeu gebunoer poren, in bic Nitte bcs
5ugeS 9encmmen uno ibner argcorpbt
bate, bab iebem SIu6tperiu6e unmitteIs
har cine iiher treifenoe Gugel fcIgen peroe.
Tie llnpeaiamteit unb SteiIbeit oe5 9faz
ees eritperte ods GmportIinmen un9es
mein, an mciiten dber Iitter barurter Die
8efonaenen, pelde pcn cen %Initrcn9uns
gen Der So9ereiie ibon pcrber tief ermiis
bet paren. 9drduf aber puroe noturIi1
teine Rudiidt gencmmer, uro bic Gefau=
aenen mubten ii9 meter ibIeppen, bis
man nd6 3peiftinbigen Qnitrtn9un9en
encIi6 in cine tiefe Sebirgsi6Iudt einz
tca, birter oeren ppn eincm mdbtigcn
SeIsbIode taft p%erbrrgerem cin9ange Der
anruf elmer bort aasgcitcutcH 0a6e ges
bort Duroe.
Gs erfcI9te Elm tur5er Stiaitanc Ino
cine @e6ieIrebe nit ben an%rufeneen;
bonn sins es pieberum pcrpdrts, uHO
no1 peniaen Winuter errei6te mon ben
eiaentIi9en 2aeerpIaS Der 9dnce dri
einem ~tIeinen, fd an ben re6ten abbang
oni6Iiebenoen feIsumfdrrten 9lase, mo
uHter Der notlrIi6en Sede zines mddtis
gen lb%erbingenoen BlcdeS elm 9rcbes
Geuer Iccerte. tSier ipar cine fleine Inf
babI Wdnuer auridgebIiebeu, rHerbar 5u
benz 3pede, einen @efangenen 81 be1ds
den, rer iE cine Sede eepidelt an Der
Seite res Seuers f6 nieeergele9t bate.
Ser S6ein bes 5euers beIeuttete beubie
moIerii6en GeftoIten Der aupeienpen uno
Ger autcmmenben.
aber uniere beiben Seutiten paren
nitt in Der Gage, felbft Der interehantes
fen umeebung irseno pel6e aufmerts
iamteit su rpiSmen; gum 9ppe erfd6pit,
parfen ie f9 in ibren Mdnteln an Der
settle bes SeuerS auf benz barten 0elsbO4
rem nieoer.
Die grisanten tparen bon ben Stroe1'
sen bes auifiess sIei6 ibnen i'm bcben
6rase ermottet, benin aud ie idumter'
ni6t, fd rings UNI bas Seuer nieSeraa.
3rerfer unb bic peitere Serge ben beretts
on~tpeieReeu aameroeeu au lterldf'cH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-03
Orittes 3dpitel.

,Dtein ormer, Iieher Sunae! Wein
SersbIatt! Cine aerae reib' i'd Der beis
Ii9en Sunefrou rrn 2orettp uns bunoert
Npe Naria mill i'd beten fur 2eine Ret.
tung, meiH subnl Wein Sers bIeibt
file teben, trenn i'd bdran berte, nos
Nues Sir bate pieerfabren t%tnnen, 70
Ionse Cu in ben 9dnben Der Briganten
mort! aber selCbt feien aue 9eiligen,
it bob' Did nieber, bell une unperIest."
go puroe 9bilippr besrlbt, als er mad
ieiner Seirfunft rpieber in ben Armen iei.
rer alien Wutter lag.
Ga 1T pieIei6t ni6t p6Qig riGtig, bic
Srdu nit benz 8eiirrrt alt su te;eitnen,
benin fe sibIte b61iteHs pierjis Sabre,
mar ober i3cn iebr itdrt perbllbt. Sur
ibre euntlen augen rparen fdtn uHo feus
rig 9ebIieben, uno bas blauiGuar3e Saar
MOI nod INNER in eiuem ciden, pollen
Ructen duf ibrem 9iHtertopf fetsebuns
ben.
rgSer tdnn riiien, lisbe Wutter, trie es
mir nod ersdrgen mare" e~ntsegnete 9bis
Iippc, tie felt umi6Iinseno uno on ii6
prefeno, ppenn ieuer ebsImitbise Seut=
f6e ni6t bas i6rere 26iessIo fur mid
erIcat bdttel Sbne elm iOI6es bdtten
mid bic Sdnoiten nieroIs freisegeber,
bas bdtten fe mir idOn gut acnu9 onse<
tinbigt. aber tpie eanse mir ba NOR,
fpcnn i'd on uniere aIrmutb ba&te, urb
bos es Dir, meme dr1e SHUTTER, gdnt
uno acr uRfn6eli4 ieiu plrbe, cine fhr
uns 70 ercsc Summc ouisubrin9cH. @or
es Do niht eeeImitbig pom neu fremeeu
Boron, bdb CT cbas Eeiterc Geeenten mir
meme Sreibeit ~5urddfaufte. Ieei9Iid ina
auten gIauten, es peree nHir rbali6
fei1, ibn feline sfusIase Uiecer Su erfdt'
temp"
sT1ein drmer Sunse! Bire sr ni6t
aepeien, pie1eiht battle Sid Seine Ruts
ter Iebene niemoIs rieesrseeben !"
Sect aber gilt es, haFhr du ior9tH,
SHUTTER, pie mir ~urierer TerphibtuHs.H
ms eutIeoiaen."
s0ds miro cine i6rere Srrse rercen.
gu peibt ieIbit an beiten, pie arm mir
fnc. J1ie icGen mir cine 10 uncribDiRg@
itIS 0utlIIk ItiOdHSh.
I'D reree pcr Auem ben 0eriub MIA
den mliier, % iih meiN lSerr, Ger aerr'
Tat Wcnaco be la Salctte, nitt tcreit nm
ben tdbt. cas 96ieseIo fdr mid surld5us
eritattcn. Weine Reiie mad Ttaildnb se'
itdb COD IeoisIi1 in isirem Iuftroge
unb our Grleeiguns pom SeiGiftsn, ceren
s1uscu oQein in feline 9oihe fd1t; bier'
nod aber mus e Seoem rebt urb biQis
eri6einen, oos ibn aud oieienieeH aofteH
sur 2dit eelest peZhen, nel6e bel Der er'
Ieoisun9 ieiner Nuftrise eurb eiueu uHs
rcrberseiebenen 3ufdu obne mein Ters
i6ulnen erpodieH fnh."
Sch ;u ibm. er tuirb f6 seuib bereit
Fnoeu IoHen, Gem oeuti6eH Signcre 2eiHe
ShuIb tu be3dbIen."
vGr tpiro rbrebiH besieria ieiu, Su els
fabreH, mas i6 in ieiaea Nuftrdsen in
1oiIane ouseerittet babe. Sum sr6bteH
Gid lit bic sdnje NnseIeseHbsit, rie i'd
mid rubmen bari, in Der sei6idteteR
@eiie uno gang ieinen Muniden entipres
&enb our erIeoisuns gefcmmen."
plm 10 befer, UNI 10 better. 9ds nimrtt
ibm ieee ririd6e, Seine Bite ob3ui4Ids
gen."
9biIippc nabra i'm 8epubtiein treuers
flQter gfi6t fetnen Sut uno elite fprt,
ole GeihdftsIr taIititen ietnes grinsipoIs
aufjuiuden, rie in einena srcben alien
!Sauie ON RnrftpIdse Der Staet gelegen
fpdrer.
(5Sriftsuns fsIst)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-02-03

Die Rott Der getuObnbeit dnbert
iulest Die Rdtur.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
Rnrlehinr nlllk br PsedInr.

American Cnltivator: There j. great
natural difference in cows with regard
10 the richness Of milk they give, and
this Is only partially modified by feed
ing. Jersey COWS make yellow butter
and good deal OF IL, according 20 the
quantity Of milk, even in winter 1.-THE
feed be dry and poor they viii not give
no much. A COW that naturally gives
thin, poor milk may be made 70 give
somewhat better milk by giving her
rich food, as corn meal OF oil meals.
Probably il this was continued while q
COW is bearing calf the progeny will
inherit this tendency 70 put more milk
into the cream pot. In this way our
Largo mixers may in time be bred as
equally remarkable for butter prOduc-
ton. There is hint in this fact also
against neglec;ing the feed OF cows
while they are dry and near dropping
thcS calf Il might make trouble for
their haas 20 feed rich or snccnlent food
As this time, but this is undoubtedly the
beat way 10 develop good animals Tor
tho dairy either for milk or butter
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
m.n wearing varied coIora Again.

Gentlemen are slowly but surely
drifting back 70 those days when light
and fantastic cnlors we're necessary To- 3
handsome and veil ordered toilet The
la,jies are no lopger ~ monopoiiZe the
gay liucs with which the rainbow is dec
Grated. In the animal kingdom the
gentleman member Of the family gem
eyally nuts ON the illuminated plumage
or wealth Of hair anu fur. For proof,
behold the lion. and the gold or silver
phcasant. say gentlemen are slowly
la, surely drifting back TO those days
~ blue silk coats. yellow vests, green
knee brooches, lace collars and wristlets,
etc Don't you believe itl Examine
any new tailor made suit and see II q
nair IN trousers are ever made up now;
a5svs without a gay colored piece oil
II shared silk inserted and joining the
vaistiaud in the back. A finicai gen,
tlcman would not wear trousers that alo
moi have this literally entering wedge,
Tho crimson necktie is already the
nropor carer. These colors are bound
" WIDEN and lengthen till they cover
lie form OF creations lord. -Cincinnatl
Times-StAr.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
.Tn. vie for We"

"The wife for me-" he said, is the
old fashioned girl the girl VINO makes !,
4 good housewife tho has been BROUGHT
nh 10 sew and g cook and 70 %ash' Nv, LnS
~ "a - have before girls went in for
s G fummery and accomplish,
, ,'.1,s and thinss." yes, said
sbe II understand. Well, my ideal deal o. o.
I bnsband il also of the old-iashloped
sort want one who will shovel 81, snow y,
nut in coal, split klpdtnss, ,.rr" ~s
snJ ~ nj tho things that husbands md,
anu nsod ~ 10 do before they went in for silk
.Sing ~" There was thick, glntinorn,
silence, for few moments, whl VIM IN, ~
pondered deeply and broadly, broadly how m mU
osr ., a nv am 81 wonder" she cen
cod T. with a speculative expression II
liar aypR
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
PlTH AND POINT.

-. =
The gentleman who Is painting his
nose thinks that alcohol used In this
arts should DO free -BostOn CONNER.
ctat Bu tetin.
The country don't stand so much In
need OF ballOt-bOx that can not be
stuffed rs Il does OF voters who can not
DO stuffed. --LedderR Rapids Gazette.
IL Is usually the case, when you find
woman starting out 10 reform the
world. that her real object is to catch
her husband in the aul.-Atchison
Globe.
Mrs. Isabella S. Clark Kerr advises
women 10 go into pharmacy. A great
many OF them do-when they want
p0stage-stamps. -R0chester Post -Ez.
press.
A Hungarian in Pennsylvania earned
over dollar day and lived on Two
cents. He was taken with scurvy. and
there are hopes that he may die
OmaLH Herald
Tho persistence with which the aver
age mature girl sticks to her UNDER
taking makes the old bachelor think
leap-l ear has a glue-me outlook. -Du.
tnth PardgraDher.
You will join our society for the
suppression OF slang. will you not?"
asked Ethel of her friend Madge.
"Why, certr' was the ready reply
baltimore Home Journal.
San Francisco should erect monu-
ment TO the Yellow river. II has re-
moved enough Cinnamon TO entitle IL
to some sort of recognition from the
Californians. AfiuneaDoEis Tribune.
A professor in Montreal has set him
self to work and has now mastered
twelve new languages;and yet we dom
imagine he dares to open his mouth
when his W 70 wants to know why he
stuid out so late. -ROcleSter Post En-.
press.
Genius gets black eye when It ID
picked too young. II is better to die
Ia the cradle than live to be prodigy
like Hofmann's little Joe who is fed
on excitement aud nursed IRON the
speculation bottle. -NeD Orleans Piea-
ynqe.
There is growing impression thai
an agricultural soc ETY. in Oil City that
will give as large premium for 6
draft-horse as it will for bill, goat oil
a spotted dog would be- appreciated by
the farmers of Venango county -Oi
CITY Derrick
II was married four years ago to
day." "ls that so? In leap year, eh?''
Yes, and. by the way. my W fe pro
posed marriage 10 me" Had the
advantage Of you?" "Yes. but go
even. was the first to apply for ;
divorce. "-LiHcOiH journal.
A Boston woman caught burglar
in her house one day last week. and
proceeded 10 capture him She got re
yoyer from her bureau. and tried Il
shoot the man as he stood the close
aud begged for his life. but with til,
proyerbial aim OF woman she wound
Ell herself. and the burglar got away
Had she tried TO XIII herself the chanc
es are she would have killed the
lar. pittsburgh Chrontet Tel
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
The 4, Lessons of"Unaor Fritz oa..

The Lessons of"Unser Fritz os..
Inc greatest doctors in Eurona -,
seem 70 know what ails ''JJnser ELL Nm !,
ihuS are the Garfield and Gnnt sn;
soaea repeated, and pubIic co,a
again shaken. Ano"leuge IL
Inc effect il n reyulsion.
4, since the fatal days Of 1899 mann 81
.ho doctrines OF the schoolmen concoro.
ing extensive medication have haa,,
abandoned, and all schools ~ ,rant;an
are more and more relying mon IA
t; ona simple root and herb prepare
rsI;ana aia careful nursing, The only
reliance known 10 our ancestors
ihese methods and reliances are illps.
tralea to-day IN series ofold- fashioned
IGots and herbs preparations recently
given 70 the world by the well-know1
propirletors OF Warmers safe cure-nren-
arations made from formula possessed
py many OF our oldest families, and res.
oued Tor popular use, aud issued under
5ne hAPpy designation Of Warmers Loo
Cabin Remedies. Tvs
MY son" exclaimed a yenerabIe
woman TO the writer when he was a nov
my son, your yeller and pale and veal,
ilke iookin you'r needin' q good shaE.
ing up with some sas'paril."
a Jug OF spring sarsaparilla was ipst
as necessary in the winter suppliesh nj
hity Years ago az was barrel of pork
ana famous medical authority saws
llal tle very general prevalence Of the
use OF such preparation as Log Cabin
ssfsaparilla explains the rugged health
OF our ancestors.
While Warmers Log Cabin Sarapa.
mia IS an excellent remedy for all sea.
sons OF the year, IL is particularly vain.
able in the spring, when the system Il
full OF sluggish blood and REQUIRES a
natural constitutional tonic and inyig.
orator TO resist colds and pneumonia
ana the effects Of long winter. PhilC
~ Parsons, clerk of the City Hotel OF
hartford, Conn, was prostrated with a
coid which, he says, seemed TO settle
through my body. | neglected it and
the result was my blood became impoy
crushed and poisoned, indicated by in
named eyes. ! WAS treated but my eyes
grew worse. was obliged 10 wear
shade over them. feared that would
be obliged 10 give up work"
Under the operation Of Warmers
Log Cabin SarsaparillA and Liver Pills,
he says, ''fhe sore and infiamed eyel
disappear. NY blood, know, is in Z
healthier condition than il has been fol
years. ] have q much better appetite
! shall take several more bottles fol
safety's sake. Warmers Log CabiT
sarsaparilla is great blood purifier anG
l most heartily recommend it, j."
A few bottles Of Warmers Log Cabir
Sarsaparilla used in the family now viii
save many a week Of sickness and many
dollar uf bills. Use no other. Thl
is the oldest, most thoroughly tested
and the best. is put up in the lArges
sarsapaTillR bottle on the market, con
tanning 100 doses. There is no otheI
preparation Of similar name that cal
equal IT, The name OF its manufactur
err is Il guarantee OF It's superior worth
While the great doctors wrangle owe
the icchnlcalities 81 an advanced medi
cal science that can not cure disease
such simple preparations yearly snatch
millions from untimely graves.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
FORTUNE IN CA
A New Yorker Who Has n
Scbefue for Getting Wealth

- Ne" 1oTkSE w no
scheme for Getting Wealth.
chow 10 Make Fortune Out Of
Cats" s the title Of new book which
Is TO BE- placed on the American market
in short time. says he AeU York
Herald The author is an enterpris ne
New Yorker, who has made and lost
several fortunes. and who has finally
come TO the conclus on that the easiest
aud safest way TO amass filthy lucre s
10 breed cats on a supenduous scale.
Exactly how ho proposes 10 heap up
for himself treasures on earth WAS full
IL explained by him TO reporter yes
terday.
There is an island about thirty
acres u extent on the New river, in
West Virginia" he began. This is
land is partly cleared. and can be pur-
chased Tor $1,000 propose to form a
stock company for the purpose OF buy
ing this island and starting cat farm
ON IL -,
III on will think a moment you will
see that there are millions OF dollars
in cats. Say we start with 100, 600 cats.
of which $4,000 are 10 be black. 10000
VIII te, 5000 Maltese, and %. 900
OF the common dOmest breed. In the
course Of year the number of cats on
the island will be increased 10 800 600.
when the animals are a certain age
thew will be killed and their skins will
be dried aud sold in the market. Al
present cats skin is worth 10 cents.
We fully calculate on be ng able TO XII
OU0 cats daily.
.srhe intcslines will be sold to deal.
ers in musical-instrument strings aud
the carcasses will b. put into big watts,
boiled. aud ven as food to live cats,
The bones can. of course, be converted
into glue and aftorwarl into bone fer
iii GERS In one year we can kill 500,
600 cats, whose SIX ms will net us $50.
900 Their bones will I've worth at leas
500 ton and their intestines and car
cusses will also be worth good d"a
of money. Remember too, that by us
ing the dead cats rs fool for The r liv'
brethren we are spared the expense o
cat food.
..Jnst think. ton. how beautiful rui
ar Garnet of white catSkn, with hoT
der of maltese, would look, and hoy
charm NJ combinations could be mad
Of war Gus colUrs! Why ladies wonl'
buy them bv the Thousand, and l an
positiye that with an outlay OF nc
more that 50. 900 Mt least 500, 600 coul'
be made in single ear.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
rhnrn wore tilants Those DAYS.

A San Francisco paper prints the fol-
lowing statement Yesterday frag-
ment Of human skeleton was brought
into Carson, New, from Pine Grove.
near Genoa The original skeleton
must have been fully % feet long. Tho
bone was a portion of the leg below the
knee, was ei shL inches across and five
times the usual size. The fragment
was about two feet long, spleDdidly
preserved, aud weighed about 20
hounds. All the local physicians agree
Thai il is inquest onably II portion OF
the skeleton of the largest remains YET
discovered. Parties are going to Pine
Grove to search for the rest of the
skeleton"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14

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Mrs. Brock, OF Barnet, VT, long time
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powers OF endurance. The apothecaries
are be,ieged for it everywhere. Large com
panies are forming for its manufacture all
over ths world.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14

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