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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-24
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL.
THURSDAY. -. JANUARY "a. 1890
4 CON1EOrERSY CLOSEn.

TIR ArrEAL will not follow The Meridian
Ndrs in its devious ways Of controversy,
because We cannot consent TO It's garbling
and misconstruction OF our editorial on the
Mississippi public school system. II is
our habit in controversy always 10 publish
in full what our adversary has to say, NJ
that our readers may see whether our crit
icism is justified or is correct II Ihs 'o,w
had quoted US in full instead OF put
ing It's own construction upon our
words and by quoting the plaring and
inexcusablc dcrclctions oi Tennessee
a to public education leading It's readers
90 believe that we had not confessed them,
We might have had something To SAY in
reply. As it is We must decline 10 go u
step farther. TuE ArrEAL can have no
purpose ~ 10 Mississippi that Is not
friendly aud sincere, and when II speaks OF
the shortcomings OF any oi the divisions
OF It's state government or ol the violence
in NoSubcc and Kcmpcr Counties, Or of
the cruel, brutal aul murlcrous convict
lease system, declared such by lhc Grand
Jury Of Kinds County aud hy special
commi- sions appointed 10y the legislature
IL Is not unmindiul that the infamous ~.
tenn Is encouraged In Tennessee and has
been recently Advocated B., our b'unIcrng
Governor TIM ArrrAi, proud oi all that
Is good aud great In Mississippi. crIuciscs
and points ont the defects in is rduca.
tional and prison systems, aud the tend
oncy 10 mob law in certain paris OF the
State that have been we'll defined in
the reports made by TU Arrrtr
special correspondents, not with pleas
urc but In souow that such thing
should be- 10 the injury Of q great State
As TO the shortcomings oi Tonnes
Zee they are many and rricyous
but TuE Arrru does not hcsiiii,
TO point them out. and a. the same tim,
point way 10 their remedy We hav,
urged for six months II schooling ior thO
children Of our farmers, aud have inlici
ted the umc between September un,
March a. the best because they arr th,
months when they would Do least ukcl,
o. b. missed from farm work We stllI
urge such ln extension OF time. aud sa,
that, guiil Il Is an accomplished fact, Ten
ncsscc cannot hope 90 have O health,
public sentiment that will opposc q rcpc,i
ton year by year oi ihc hlrhlrism an,
brutalism that b. the furrsi outcome a
the convict lcaso s,siyu Education &
the great uplirrr wi humlniHr |
marks the vide gap that separates th
Ignorant, illitcmic and uncttcwd prrai
from those Who eau mad study. learn 400,
digit, aud thus feel aud yield To the spu
and incentive 60 higher aud uoblcr W.,
Of life than the iguomu, can ever dream
~. The educated man walks by sur
light; the uncducaici man rtuu,i iu ai
uncertain twilight
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KEMpER COUNTY.
omciai Report Of the Arrest OF Three
White Mon.

omoial Report Of the Arrest OF Three
White Mon.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
JACKSON, Miss, Jan. %. Coy. Lowry
is in receipt Of letter from the sheriff Of
Noxubec County, saying that he has three
white men in Jail, arrested for completely
in the late Kempcr County troubles.
After their arrest warrants were sworn out
agains; them, and they will he turned
over 10 the Sheriff OF kcmpcr County.
The Governors assurance 10 these Shoriiis
Of hiscarncst aud unslinicd support In their
efforts 10 suppress crime and restore order
Ia their respective counties has inspired
confidence, and they are working earnestly
a. apprchcnd the lawbreakcrs. IL il now
certain that no further ouiragrs will occur
in either Of said counties ia connection
With the recent troublea. The Governor
wired Shoril Rogers this morning 10 con-
tinuo his efforts, and 10 sparr no time or
expense In securing othcn connected with
tho aillir.
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Love. Warrant. Recovered.

NEw ORLEANS, La, Jan. PA Picdyme
special from vicksburg Miss says "The
louisiana lcyee warrants, lost some months
ago by John Scott & Sons, amounting to
over $4,000, were sent to the Nicksburg
Bank today by a baggagrmaslcr Of tho
Mississippi Valley Railroad. The valiso
containing them, heretofore supposed 10
have been stolen, was found on a train
some months ago aud sent 10 New Orleans,
where II has remained until yesterday
whom il was brought here.
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Co., Pittsburg. $502. IS; W. G. Bush &
Co., $685.; w. b. Corbett, agent, ST.
1850; Fulton Towboat Company, Louis
vile, $4,000; Louisville & Nashville
Railroad Company. 81, 600; Lawrence Iron
Company, s4,2B.65; Nashville, Chatta-
nooga < st. Louis Railroad Company,
$40, 706; Phillips, Bailey & Co., 81, 96O.l0
H. Rosenheim 4 Bros, s2S, S57; j. b. Refs,
$5S369; NJ. A. Spur, Ss72.l0; Tennessee
Coal, Iron and Railroad Company,
Sl50O.5l; labor wages, $4,000; G., W.
Morton Secured by bonds) Louisville *
Nashville Railroad Company Secured by
bonds, $4,000; g.. W. Morton (secured
by bondsl, $1,000; Gates Iron Works,
81 ,020, 80; j. NJ. Head, X. II. j. Dudley
and Nj. A. Spur (secured by bonds,
$1,000; j. S. Reeves q Co., S62462; w. q.
Bush x Co., 1923. 20, Gordon, Strobel q
Lawrence, $1,000; Decatur Charcoal and
Chemical Works, S9E6G; NJ. A. Spur
Secured 10y bonds, 5000; Louisville q
Nashville Railroad Company Secured by
bonds), $1,000; w. b. Corbctt, $500;
Richardson Bros. d Co., s576.S5;
Sciolo Star Fire Brick Company, SSl6.75;
w. L. llickerson (securcd by bonds, So
600; Commercial Bank Secured by bonds),
5000; W. b. Corbett, agent, u, 900; Erie
City Iron Works, 50, 2O0 rs; Decatur Char
coal & Chemical Works, Sl,S09.03; bal
ance due on wood, S5.0jS.5S. Messrs.
Hill X Grundberry, attorneys Tor j. Reeves
q Co., filed bill in tho Chancery Court
at q: 10 o'clock last night against the Nash
vile Iron, Steel d Charcoal Company, at
taching property OF the company TO recover
a debt OF S67462. The bill charges that
the defendants were about to lraudulently
dispose of their property to delay and pre-
vent the collection OF the said debt.
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A RIa FAILURE.
Tho Nashville Iron. steel aud Charcoal
Company Assigns.

sigJlhl Dispatch o. Tho Appeal
NAsuyILLr, Tenn. Jan. 23-Thc Nash.
vile Iron. Steel and Charcoal Company.
doing business In West Nashville, made an
assignment today cor the benefit OF their
creditors. The instrument Of assignment
Is signed hy NJ 4. Spur. yicc-prcsident.
aud 4. II. Copeland. secretary. Robert
l. Morris il NAMED rs the assignee. An
officer vt tho company said today that the
assignment was due 10 the failure on the
part Of thc stockholders 90 furnish suHi.
cicni money 10 keep the enterprise run.
ming. The company. besides Operating
the charcoal works, conducted a ppupral
store. Gen. willard Warner up To- few
days ago was president Ut the COMPANY.
but his successor had not been chosen
An officer estimates the liabilities. includ.
ing bonds a. $40 200. with assets Of $3.50.
OOO, consisting OF plant, charcoal and al.
cohol WORKS and iron.Works In West Nash.
vile, accounts notes aud unpaid stock
subscriptions The officers say that the
company will be rcorganiEcd aud resume
operations In q short while below u a
list Of creditors 10 whom amounts of 500
and upward ae due. There arc q largo
number vi smaller crcdiio' Best, Fox K
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-24

Tnr rromulga,ion " Archbishop Cor.
rigau's odct against the Anu.Poycrty So.
ciciy la all the churches Of the arch do.
crsc OF New York on Sunday last. has
raised question with the uuthinking
people who are not connected With
thc Catholic Church, hut who l,nouncc
IL as being guided 10y b.gots. and
controlled by ma arbitrary aud tc.
mouclcsly ,indic,ivc spirit This 10 not
fo The Catholic Church, like an or.
carnations, Is Law unto ITSELF and
those who 10 not like ~ laws and the
method OF their enforcement, can leave Il.
Il decides upon all questions OF faith and
morals, aud i,s decisions ac binding on
priest aud people alike, and thcro can DO
uo hardship Ia those Who believe In Il iol.
lowing H. councils and adhcring faith.
fully 10 Ia decisions. Even the dissenting
bodies Of Christians those oi the Epis.
copal, Presbyterian, Methodist and Zap.
tIslChurchcs have rules mp to which they
compel every member TO live. n man
wants to b. good Catholic he must give
up the aniipoycrly nonsense but Il hc
prcicn to play the fool and idiot after tho
church has warned him he must got out
Of IT, II will not brook q rival near Is
throne, and above all such rival.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Meuphis Theater.

AZ the matinee performance yesterday
afternoon the Abbott English Opera
Troupe appeared in Planqucttc's delight
iul comic opera "Chimcs Of Normandy"
Mis-, Lizzie Annandalc appeared as Ger.
main, Miss Bcriini as Mgonottc, Mr.
MontcgrilIo as Robin Moore, Mr.. rructte
"a the Marquis, No. Frederick as Gaspard,
and MIR. Allen rs the Sheriff, etc. The
opera Is one OF the prcltiost aud catchy"
IN Miss Abbott's rcpcrtory aud is dcsorv.
cdly popular with the masses Of people, 10
whom the airs are familiar. II is sparkling
and ringing nom the opening TO the closc.
the music Of the village bells being ever
pleasing to the ear. While not a strong
Interpretation, /. was attmCtycly rendered
10y the people In the cast aud WIS fully
enjoyed 10y the audience, which was com.
posed almost wholly oi ladies and children.
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said that the school officers OF the State do
not like the bill, and that "there is only
one condition on which he might be in
duced TO consider this proposition with
favor, and that is that the State should
publish its own system Of textbooks, and
this it is not likely to do" That II could
not constitutonally do.
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rhe nemper count, rroubIc..

NV OmEANs, La, Jan. pa special
TO the 1imo- Dmocrui from Jackson, Miss,
says "Goy. Lowry Is In receipt Of a lct,cr
from the sheriff of Noxubcc County, saying
that be- has three white men IA jail, who
had been arrested for completely In the
late kcmpcr County troubles Alter their
arrest warrants wcrn sworn out against
them, and they will be- turned over to the
sheriff uI kcuinaf County"
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The Rose of CASTLE.

Tho night attraction was Balic's Rose
Of CASTLE, " which belongs TO the brilliant
aud cNaciing school Of opera. Miss Ab.
bolt appeared as Elyirn, Miss Annandalc as
Donna Carmen, Miss Bcriini ~ Beatrice.
Michclcna ns Manuel, Mr. Frederick as
Don Pedro, Mr.. Allen ~ FlOrio aud Mr..
Ahdill as Don Sallust. II was a charming
production, well suited a. the company In
every respect and u full OF delightful
music. The scene IT the story IN laid in
spain, and the plot h filed with inlrigucs.
disgu-ys and love NJ frst sight. which Vic.
tor Hugo said was the only sight love
ever taxes" II II full oi attractive songs,
airs aud chorusos, which were cxccllcntly
given by the company. Indeed, il may
hc said that this opera was better and
more satisfactorily given than those which
preceded. Miss Abbott was iu excellent
voice and entered into the spirit of the
role lElyiml ~ truly aud naturally
that thu audience became cnthusrd
90 several Of ihe scenes, aud compelled
hrr ~ accept cnCovs. The hunse was
crowded, every scat being occupied. and
the audience was one ui the most fashion.
able ui the season. The east WIS we'll
selected. and the support Ia every particu.
lai was deserving ut the highest praise.
and certainly OF the generous applause
which broke forth many a time and OF
during the progress oi the piece.
Tonight the cNcrropular III Tuyatoru"
will Ice given, aud tomorrow night "Ruy
Blaa' MufrhCtlis musical version ui
Victor llugo's tinu tragedy. "Madha, Z"
will be the saturday matinee attraction,
and tho "lcomcn Of The Guard will bc
reproduced Saturday night, aud will close
the engagement
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-24

BurrEHwoRrn, Of Ohio, a leading Re.
publican member OF the House OF Repre-.
sonlotivcs, yesterday put himself on
record, in very violent speech, in oppo.
sItion to trades unions, the only means
that mechanics have Of securing justice
aud fair play from their employers. Mr.
Bulterworth in this is only carrying out
the contract Of his party 10 suppress
workingmcns societies and encourage the
trusts and combinations Of capitalists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-24
TIE UPPER MIssIssIpPI.
A New Packet Comgany-Tho Trade TO
DO Revived

DO Revived.
ST. IouiS, No. Jan. % A new steamboat
company has been formed In this city under
the name OF the st. Louis. st. Paul 4
Minneapolis Packet Company; who con.
stitutcs the company has not yet iIanspircd,
but Andrew Delaney, ct ST. Paul, IN
old and well known river man, will
be- manager All the steamers and other
property oi the 81 Louis & 81. Paul
Packet Company have been purchased.
Mr.. Delaney says the object and purpose
Mississippi River trade aud make il what
IA wus Xgufs nso
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interest the guests owe most delightful
evening.
After 0 o'clock the married guest had
disappeared, but the following young
ladies were present:
Miss Miriam Nelson, Miss Pauline Frayser,
Miss Mona Winter, Miss Fannie Lowrance,
Miss Ole Clapp, Miss Blanche Rees,
Miss Jennie Day. Miss Rebie MetCalf
Miss Eyel n Brodie Miss Caroline Bruce,
Miss Emma Fontaine, Miss Edith Brooks,
Miss Florence OTgill, Miss GusSe Caldwell,
Miss Ellie Nicely Miss Elmer Bruce
Miss Sarah Brown, Miss snowden, Baltimore
Miss Moore, Miss Davis Cincinnati
Miss Splcer Miss Burton,
Miss Pearl Nicely, Miss Louise Sneed,
Miss May Hill, Miss Floy Latham,
Miss Mnttie Hunt
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col. ooLYAR DEEPLY wRoNoED.
What Was Made oui OF a SHY Police
man's Remark.

mans Romark.
spcIal Dispatch % The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. % 4 night OF
two since officer Dan McAlistcr remarked
at roll call iha, he bal seen Col. Colyar 20
home "bilin" drunk. which caused con.
siderable comment among the officers. II
came 90 Chief. Clack'scan and hc promptly
frpnmandcd McAliitcr for making such
an ASSERTION. stating that he himself hal
seen Colyur half an hour previously, aud
know hC was not In the condition stated
McAlirtcr insisted ON his statement and
demanded that 6lagi Clack apologize for
the manner In Nlliah be had spoken 10
him in the prcscnrci 81 the other officers
This ~ courrc ChieiSlnck lid not DO, but
again rrprmandcd McAlslcr ior making
such Outrageous statements about a citizen
OF Col Colyafs Standing McAlislcr
thcwupon hlcd with the Board Of Public
Works charges u Oppression against Chief
Click, giving the above incident A. the
basis II hts changes The Board " Public
Works had q fnll Investigation Of the mat
ter at 3 o'clock this afternoon. They had
not vet decided, but most likely will ex-
oncratc Chief Claek aud rphmand Me.
Alisicr. Col. Colyar was before the board
aud testified thathe had not takau drink
ol intoxicating liquor for five years. All
who know him know this b. true.
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A.rn,sM,,h Inc Appeal.

lf0m ne b,t An Citiasn.
Tux MrNrnis ArrrAt says "A wen
lighted, well paved and cleanly city i q
standing invitation TO capitalists anu man
ulciurer, aud beats all o,hef scr OF au'
yeriiscmenIs." In all VI which w heartily
concur.
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Da.iardi, need.

KANSAS CRY. Kas. Jan. 2a-For some
time past samuel llaiion, a railroad en-.
ployc al Riley, Has. hal tried to force
his attentions upon DE wife Of W. u.
Zeal. las foreman. Monday ncal no ard
llaiion that his scryiccs would be- needed
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-24
Next Ns.a.

With Gcorgc Wilson's Mlsiolon Min.
sircls ior lhrcc nights aud a matinee. aud
the Rice 4 DiNcy Adouis Burlcsquc Com.
pauy tot thrc succeeding nights and a
matinee, next week will bc ihcalrically
attractive.
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SOUTHERN MILLERs.

Their Meeting at Nashville Yelterday.-
Election of offiosrs.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. pa meeting OF the
millers Of Southern Indiana, Kentucky,
Tennessee and the States South of the
Tennessee was held at the Merchants
Exchange today. The attendance was
large, n daily output Of $4,000 barrels be-
ing represented. Mr.. Charles Ballard, OF
Louisville, was elected permanent Prcsi.
dent; John J. Mccain, Of Nashville, Vice
President; l.. II. Lanier, OF Nashville,
Secretary and Treasurer, and the follow
ing Board OF Directors were chosen: I. II.
Cheek, Marietta, Ca; L. II. Lanier, Nash
Vile, Chas. Ballard, Louisville; j.. b. Lilly.
franklin, Tenn; >. X. Williams, Nash.
Vile; X. l.. Gaut, Morristown, Tenn; j.
MCCAIN, Nashville; J. r. Brownell, Hop
kiusyile, KY; l.. H. Whitfield. Clarks-
vile, Tenn; |. n. Miles, Frankfort, KY,
aud Joseph LeComptc, Lexington, Ky.
The organization will be known rs the
Southern Millers' Association.
The meeting adjourned to reoonyene al
Indianapolis, Ind. on the first Tuesday in
June
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-24

Ma swm, State Superintendent Of
Public Education, Is satisfied from what
hc has heard that the bill 60 provide for a
uniform system Of text books "Nlll dlo
aboming' In other words, Il will be
Killed In The committee. Mr. Zucarcllo,
Superintendent Of the schools Of Giles
County, IN an interview With Tho Amerisan
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-24
Social Notes.

Yesterday afternoon pretty 4 o'clock
was rendered Miss Alice Hayes by Mrs.
w. A. Gage. The day was all that could
be wished for, ard in spite OF the fact that
a fashionable wedding was on the tapis for
$50 o'clock the parlors Of the handsome
Mrs. Gage were crowded to overlooking.
Beautiful decorations had been prepared
for the occasion, while the refreshments
were served in charming and novel man
ner.
Over 200 invitations to the married and
unmarried friends had been issued, and
few failed to accept the invitation.
Miss Hayes is distinguished looking
brunette, who in short visit has made
hosts OF friends, not only by her charming
manner and gifted mind, but by the lovely
tones of a highly cultivated voice.
Mrs Gage was assisted in receiving by
Misses Emma Peake, Rebecca and Floride
Caldwell.
1t was pretty compliment to one Of
our most popular visitors.
Tonight the four boxes at the theater
will be occupied by party in honor of
Miss Alice Hayes, rendered by the twelve
young men in the party. Aiterward
complimentary german will be given at
the residence OF MIR. Gage, on Vance
street.
Cards are issued today to the wedding
of Mr.. Louis Meacham and Miss Emma
Fonta!ne, which occurs on Thursday even
ing, 3lst inst, at the home Of the bride.
"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-24
MANUFACTURE OF COTTON THREAD

New and Very Useful Invention by a
Citizen OF Alabama.
To the Editor of The Appeal
As you are progressive in all things, /
send you the inclosed letter and slip.
THOMAS II. ALLEN.
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Local meteorological Report.

memphis signal onlcc Report
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan o. 1850
~ McE Time hr Temp nun
, q. ln..s...,u we I'D
l.fn........s s.s...assss,ssssss.s,'' aN'-N H''
Maximum temperature, 5i2 minimum tcmpcra'
turc as At6 pm the river gauge read PAS
ohange in "a hours, OOi Rainfall In the past "a
houn 600.
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Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering ana
painful sickness TO robust health marks an
epoch in the life OF the individual. Such re-
markabe event is treasured in the memory
and the agency whereby the good health has
been attained, is gratefully blessed. Hence 1t
10 that so much is heard in praise of Electric
Bitters.,I many feel they owe their restora-
ton to health, to the use of the Great AItera
tive and Tonic. II you are troubled with any
disease of kidneys, liver or stomach, of long
or short standing. you will surely find relief
by use of Electric Bitters. Sold at SOC and 81
per bottle at
DREIss, THOMPSON & Co.'S.
~ l.S-tf Drug stores
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What Are we Here For.

Only to look up bargains in real estate looI
{" 26H0 acres, improved, only miles from city;
permanent water, plenty of timber and grass
o % acres adjoining the Fair.Ground' 500 per
4o acres.al fenced 30 feet water river 'front.'
- ~ acres in West End addition at at bar
gain. ,.. ,o,d at Ak cents ner
acre. . oI,, from, S7In
PrGnertv on Commerce, Houston street ana
pIazgs at bargains. Beautiful residences very
low an One-third cash. Good business proper
ty and houses to rent.
r7Nice cottage of rooms, gallery ana laTE o
t.hia ci,y water near s. s. shops, only sou.
Oae.third cash and sl5 per month. lUz-o
HAMBLEToN, HADLEY eco.
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~AN ANTONIO, TEXAS, APRIL 10, lSs

cAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, APRIL 10, lSSs.
= SEALED proposals, in triplicate, will be
received here until IL o'clock, noon, on the
10Th day of MAY. 1889, and then opened, for
Transportation of Military Supplies on follow
inv described routes in Department of Texas,
dTrinI the fiscal year commencing JULY l,
1859: Wagon Transportation, No. l-Between
Maria and Fort Davis, Texas; No 2-Between
Pena and Fort Ringgod, Texas; NO. SLbe
Texas. River Transportation, No 4-Between
Forts Brown and Ringgold. Texas. Local
TRANSFORMATION. No. 5-btSan Antonio, ieaas'
No. 6 at Brownsville, Texas. All intorme-
tion will be furnished on spp ication to TINS
office. The United States reserves the rlgnt
TO reject any or all proposals; ENVELOPES
containing proposals should De mar mark So
proposals for Transportation on Route NO
-" and address to the undersigned.
GEO. H. WEEKS, Deputy Quartermaster
General, U. S. A, Chief Quartermaster. =.
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To Dislodge the Enemy,

When it takes the form of disease Of the kid
news or bladder is a task well nigh impossible
of accom- plishment. Renal and vesical NAL
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Counterfeit, therefore, the earliest indications
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tetter's Stomach Bitters, which possesses,
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with this benign medical stimulant and tonic
Besides reinforcing and regulating the kid
neys and adder, the Btters is specific for
fever and Gguc, constipation and dys-
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Children Enjoy

The pleasant flavor, gentle action
and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs,
when in need of laxative and If the
father or mother be costive or bilious
the most gratifying results follow its
use, so that it is the best family rem,
edy known and every family should
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BrrCKr,EN,s ARNICA sALvE.

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WE CAN AND DO

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