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Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11

Mr.. Morgan has returned from Chicago
where he purchased the material for plate
matter which viii soon be on the ground
and work will be commenced in a short
time. They have secured rooms at the
Globe Iron works. This is an important
industry, and the gentlemen engaged in it
have plenty OF means at their command 10
carry it on successfully.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11
NEW MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL

This afternoon at 800 Rev. David Win
ters. pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, will preach at Alb East Eighteenth
street, first door west of the Stock Yards
hotel. AT that time Sunday school Will
be organized and regular services will be
held thereafter. a very cordial invitation
is extended to all persons in that part of
the city to attend and aid in this endeavor.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11
TWO CENTS.

When you can get what you want by
making it known through our two cent
column there is no use going without five
lines one time ten cents.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11

Next Monday night at Fairmount a car
nival of nations will be given by the Y p
:. c. f. of the Fairmount church Ma
tional costumes Will be worn and national
songs sang. Also a brilliant display of
left oYer'' fireworks has been obtained.
Refreshments will be served by the ladies
of the church. Special car service will
accommodate all who come from the city
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11

Today is parents day at the First NJ. f.
Sunday school. Every parent in the city
is invited. We have 250 new singing
books. Come, let us sing together new
song" The regular lesson will be followed
by an andress by Rev. r. T. Savin.
w T. STANLEY Sunt
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11

Mr.. E. II. Davis, of the Santa Fe, is
responsible for the statement made in yes
terday's issue concerning the passenger
Santa Fe depot on Douglas avenue. MIR.
Davis is a man of few words and has a
reputation of knowing something before
he speaks.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11

5. B. Husselman, who has just returned
from the east and having travelled over
Ohio. Indiana, Illinois aud Missouri, says
that the Arkansas valley has the finest
crops he saw in his journey. People east
are looking toward Kansas for future in
vestmeGts. Mr. Husselman has travelled
from ocean to ocean recently, and states
that no part of the United States passed
over will equal Kansas for fine crops.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11
RETURNED FROM THE TERRITORY

Colonel B. H. Campbell yesterday re-
turned from an extended trip through the
territory. He says cattle were never
known to be in better condition, and the
Texas fever, which was fatal in very few
cases, has disappeared. Business OF all
kinds he reports to be in a fourishing con-
difion
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11

Ii you have railroad ;kcke: 70 -ell or
want u bay cheap ticket 70 aEy psv- ef
the country don't ss5I 10 cali on w. Fl
haitian hoeHs 1E1-.f
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11
Leak Her.

Only so-5o round trip to Drnve-. Pueblo
and Colorado Spr1nzs, and So fnToaac tip
10 salt Lake and OegseEl. va the Aiis-oari
Pacific railway. the new short line Pail
Eau sleerers run through s0sf
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11
ATTENTION, /. 0. o, F.

All members of Wichita lodge No 90 are
requested to be present their hall this
morning at $50 o'clock to make arrange
ments for the burial of our late brother,
a Egan, which will take place at 10
o'clock from 333 North Main. All Odd
Fellows are invited TO come.
c. NJ. ACUFF, N. G.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11

their poll tax by the End day Of Sepfemb Der,
their accounts viii De left with al officer
for collection Come I'D and pay and save
costs, as | nave given all ample time
c. b CAMPBELL
Street Com missioner.
August 10, 1879. d53tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11

We are now prepared to do all kinds Of
building iron work at extremely low
prices. Stewart, Coney & Co. 73-1t
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11
NJ STEWART. D.J. DEAN. Late OF Carey Hose
Hotel Metropole.
tSTEwART DEAN, pRopRrErons)
Elevator. Steam Heat. Fine Sample Room open
January l. 1889
RATES 81 Per Day
Corner Main and English StrsstA
WICHITA KAnsaA An

Having taken advantage of the low
prices of iron we can save you 20 per cent
on iron fencing. Stewart, Coney q Co.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11
Announcement.

| desire to announce to the public that
the swimming bath may be chartered By
the hour by parties or clubs of ladies and
gentlemen known or properly recommend
ed to me. Water is heated from 40 TO 80
degrees Fahr. and is always fresh.
Respectfully.
sit Jos. koENIG.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11

Short time money in any amount TO loan
on good security, personal, collateral or
real estate, By the : l. Davidson Mort
gage company. 1871
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11

You can save 20 per cent by ordering
your fence from Stewart, Coney 81 Co.
They warrant all fencing for ten years.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11
Editor EAGLE

Editor EAGLE:
Please announce T. &. Brown as candidate for the
nomination of sheriff OF Sedgwick county, subject
to the decision Of The Republican county conven.
tioI Q6W'
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11

Bishops Beauty the queen Of cent
cigars 13-l0t
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11
August 10. Iss

Smoke e Telegrspho and La Rosa for
best Key West goods Bishop & sons,
wnoleszls axsn,S 75-l0.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11
j. w. WILSON, Pastor.
WOODY" WOULD BE.

Mr.. J. c. Woodwork left last evening
las he claimed for Kansas City to return
Tuesday, desiring to make short busi-
ness stay at the Missouri river town. 1t is
rumored, however, that Woody" intends
going east, taking in Chicago, Buffalo,
Syracuse, Erie, New York City and Bos-
ton for the purpose of attending to some
business matters, and by the way said
yumor again has it that in about three
weeks he will be married to lady living
at Pit5sburg Pa. 'W oody'' is not author
'ity for this, in fact he scarcely wanted to
admit that he was going to Kansas City
where this morning he will meet Al Creigh,
Harvey Lane and some other noted char
acters at the Midland hotel
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11
Cheap Excursions via the Great RecE Island
koUrs-

The Great Rock Island route viii run
five harvest excursions 20 al points in
Colorado. Wyoming, New Mexico. Etah,
Idaho. Montana ard Indian te-rffo-y
These excursions viii leave Wichita
August and ~, September 10 and -. and
October 5, lssa The rates for the rouod
trip viii be about oae fare Ilc&efs will
he good tor thirty days, and viii allow
stop-over privileges returning For
further information call a. tke citF ticket
Office, 100 East Douglas avenue, corner
Main street. < a RUTHERFORD
Ticket Agent
d. ~
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11
Tnt,ne Editor Of the Eagle


/ am In the field for the Republican nomination
for the Office OF register Of deeds. Respectfully,
5-wlo W. a CALDWELL.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11

Just completed and for sale, ATIoRNEfS
POCKET DOCKET! can be used IN nry state and IN
e,x Conrt fCouvr.ghted I3ss The com piets
Isockes ever ps Sished PACED and With two Ip-
oeIee-an ALPHABETICAL sad DIARY HEF
Eht.F INDEX arranged for indexfsg eases AipeS-
bftirs liz and by months snd days. The Docket ~
@! a convenient size 20 csrry IA the pocSss Asd q
ksndsorr civ hound with flexible back ENDORSED
BY ATTORNEYS EVERY WHERE. Prise a
Docket 81 20 wiz be sent postpaid 70 any s6drss
upon receipt Of 81 c.
We also carry a complete arc o: al kinds q le9A
ElAnks Order by mail promptly SisSsasd -
THE WICHITA EAGLE,
WICHITA KASsA
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11

Please announce me as a candidate for the Office o.
sheriff of Sedgwck county at the ensuing election
subject to the decision OF the Republican county
convention. d&w+ DANIEL T. BOONE
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11

To the Editor OF the Eagle.
Please announce me a candidate for the ONCE
OF Sheriff OF Sedgwick county, subject TO the de-
cision of the Republican county convention.
did y. L. MASSEY
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11
Tothe Editor of the Eagle

TO the Editor or 1he Eagle
Please announce me as a candidate for County
Treasurer at the ensuing election. Subject TO the
decision Of the Republican county convention.
d5+- L. A, WILSON.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11

Bishops cigars at all first-class stores.
73-l0t
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11

To the Editor of the Eagle
Please announce me as a candidate for the offcs
of county treasurer OF Sedgwck connty, subject tt
the decision of the Republican convention.
d&wf CHAS L. ADAMS.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11

Chattel and collateral loans, room so
Sedgwick block d53tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11

Engraved CALLING cards at the
Wichita EAGLE Office, dG3 II
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11

Please announce me as candidate for Register o
Deeds subject to the decision OF the Republican
convention. Yours, very truly,
davis DANIEL MURPHY.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11

The Board of Trade band, under the
leadership of Professor Woods. will give
an open air concert Monday evening,
August 13, corner Market and Douglas.
PROGRAM.
4 -ldECu lNCGNtS
W. II. Apelles.
Overture. .......... Flowers of the Tropics
w. >. Thomas.
Serenade. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Soldiers Dream
Ripley.
Trombone olo...................P Peerless
Southwell.
Fantasia. a.....................L La MeXicana
J. Hazel.
tSoeiectlon. Efnttnl
Neidi's opera.
Medley. .............1a Yankee Musical Jokes
L. Boyer.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
To the Editor OF the Eagle.
To the Editor of the Eagle.

Please announce me as a candidate for the omc
Of county clerk subject to the decision of the Re
publican county convention. Respectfully,
ddsw S. DUNKIN.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11
To the Editor of the Eagle.
To the Editor of the Eagle.

.Ino A Doran is candidate for county treasuI
tion d&v
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11

Parrots, rabbits. etc, for sale at 2S5 s.
Emporia- q 93-o'
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11
Cheap Noney.

Bishops Oriental, 10 cents at all principal
sfores .3-10t
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11
Coal Dealers

La Turca finest cent cigar made.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11
Editor Wichita Eagle:

Please announce me as a candidate for the off1c
of county treasurer subject TO the decision of th
Republican county convention, A. Z. RACE.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-11

A. r. CLARK, Secretary.
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AniaaaI Poison.

Atlanta Constitution. March ~, issp.
Thctenriul Increase IN mortality resulting
from the bites Of rnhid animals u alarming,
aud the fact that there have been fatal results
from the bites OF animals which had eX.
bihitcd no signs OF rabies adds 10 tho
alarm. Tho case ia Walton County. Ga,
Is an instance. The poison was oommu.
nicatod 10y the bite OF an ordinary house
cat, which had never seemed TO bc mad.
The reporter heard Yesterday Of a remark
able case OF lady who was poisoned by
fondling and kissing u poodle dog. The
dog had distcnper, and died Of u, and the
lady's blood was poisoned 10 u degree that
her body was broken out IN great ulcers
and sorcs from head 10 loot From q
beautiful, healthy woman she soon wasted
TO mere skeleton. suffering great agony
No treatment benefited her until ON the
18th OF February she commenced 10 take
swiits Specific q. :. 50, which AZ once
begun 10 iorcc out the poison, and she Is
now getting well rapidly.
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Trustees Sale.

In pursuance Of the powers vested In rs by a ocr.
tain deed Of lrus; made by I. G. Powell aud J. H.
Powell, dated June hiihtN and recorded IN book
No. 81 Trust Deeds on pages ;o0JOl. In the Coun-
~ Of Lake. State of Tennessee wherein VIC are
named "a Trustees, we will on
Thursday. the a5th Day OF April, 1850.
between the hours Of y m aud D. m, sell Ut pub
llc oucfy. ou the southwest corner Of Madison aud
Main strccis. IN the City Of Memphis Tenn, for
cash g. toe highest and lest bidder the following
described property situated IN the County oi Lake
aud state Of tennessee described In aid deed Of
trust Ia words aud figures a. follows towit: Entry
No. Lies, Tor 90 acfcs. made In name OF Charles
Love and frudcn Harxoit lying on the hauks Of
the Mississippi river, IN the sixth ciyll District.
tth tccton,lath district 18th surveyors range, Lake
county, Tennessee. aud Z the land nos occupied
by I. & Powell; and also four small ~ acns en-.
tIiee, made In the name Of Charles l. Love aud
William lonc., and In the Aforesaid county aud
rangc. section. district and state, and two o. the
above mentioned tracu lie Immediately west of
Robert Nolls 400 acre trcts II being entry hl5.
near southwest corner 81 said cntry s! the other
Two We immodi9,ely south Of said Soil entry made
the estate u Love against W. n Jones islh dls-
irct Nhercas saunl q. Love. - executor. Z. I,
aiso Parcel oi land lying and i.cns I'M Iate comm
", Tennessee. sixth Civil District 9th scction III
surveyors range and embraced Ia entry No. on.
of David Ros.. conveyed by R0ss 10 ". II Ioues
aud lno. hclcmotu, aud conveyed by decree oi
Ihnnccy Court. IA the 18Th district IN the case Of
.ainl 7, Love. executor II th4S Love, v. Nc
lemon Jones, more particularly dcoflbcd as
follows Via beginning At an,c rcl elm truc. aud
standing IN the west boundary liue of eulry hii
made IN the name 81 Robert Noll iur 1850 acres
aid rcd elm tree II the southeast corner OF entry
No. i,i7o, made IN the name II Charles d Love ior
~ ncrtA and was conveyed BY the heir ui Love
10 ". Duke. also aid rcd elm . the northeast cor
nor Of David Ross cntp, No. Oh thence said
land runs west Is POLES with thg south isuunariy
line II aid Love cntty LIN pacing his southwest
corner N poles 10 q stake aud Ia J. q. tahcu'a
south boundary line OF hts rutfy No. Z for Il0
acfrs. said stake being Love a llHWetft northeast
corner u their entry No. les for 80 acrs thence
south about - p0lcs With the east boundary line
Of sid Love q Targets entry i.iGi % stake
standing In the old wood rad. With large cotton
wool ani sycamore pointer thence east ~ poles
10 q stake standing Ia Robert Nulls west bound ny
line ~ his entry No SIS fer . hO1 acnrs thrnue
north 900 POLES 10 the beginning, W o. 10 inc,u.e
ahuut ~ hofcs.
Also ihfcc head oi mules. described as ono
mouse colorcd marr mule, named Lullc. ono
black man mule named nsck, and Que black
horse mule named rcio.
Equity OF redemption. dover and homestead
waived Title believed to b. good, but We soil a.
Trustee. only. A. X. BURNETT
Perkins & Percy. sollcltura
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-14
THE HYMN OF THE DEAD.

OF somebody dead IN de graveyard
An somebody dead In the sen
Gwinc ter wake up an shout In dc mornln'
An sing dat Jubilee.
Roll, jordan, rol
Sister you uughtcr boon dar
To hear dat water roll.
You oughter been shout In de kingdom
Ter hear dat riyer roll.
o. father kilt wild a bullet
An father cynr % Wild knife:
lo woun' ~ be- heal some mornln'.
When you ret ter dc Ian or Life.
Roll, Jordan ROLL
There's nnlry tow nor tugboat
Ter cruss dat rivers roll
want ~ go cross In der calm time,
Fer Jordhn's chilly an cole.
~ rhlllcn datH burnt In dc cabins
Whilst dc mnmmiCi out IN de- ilol',
An chlllcn dat hear. dc death call
whist dcy De- siugn' reel,
Roll Jordan, TOLL
On Juplau'E bank lll stan
Ter hear dat water rlll
I'm nimin for rnnann Ian;
o. chIllen' for Canaan Ian
o. sister dat's swlngn' wild fever,
An. sister dnts trimblln wild chlll,
dWino have love icns tomOucg
You better bat drink yo' on.
Roll jordan. toll
nnrs barry o. skii. Ter ic slnncr
Ter 'seapc dat waters roll
Nnly boat nor dugout
Ter tn,c de sinners soul
o. dom date plycn' wild conluro
An dem dhts biz boy ~ snake.
nnr's comm u time tomorpr
iCr yuu yer iufn over an wake.
Roll iorlan. ROLL
Brother YOU better wade To
Ter hear dat water roll.
You'll leave 50 body laden
De- on he tutfcr sho,
~ mother dat dris 40 lc pow:han'le,
An mother dit dmp az dc hoe,
Whoa you " lk ~ de- ladder trf heaven
You non halter work nO no'.
Roll. iurian. roll
Mother 90 over dft.fhnl
IpI harden Wuitr roll!
Nuull shOly go shouiin ter glory
Acru,s dat rivers toll.
RI shfp cri. iH Hdfoffs Migd.il
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like bee, distrustful OF his sting, or against
the wind, distrustful OF his noise, the
floral family would degenerate and become
extinct.
Should all the hidden germs OF trees
and plants refuse 10 answer to the suns
call, fearing that his purpose was TO de-
stroy them by his scorchng rays, how de-
void OF verdurc the earth would becomel
When men refuse to believe in one an
other how barren becomes existence!
Give me the exuberant over-conhdence
and egotism of youth rather than the over
careful and distrustful young cynic. The
first will make friends aud mistakes; he
will coufde himself too easily, suffer in
consequence, learn wisdom from the ex-
perience and strength from the sorrow.
He will taste the joys OF true friendship,
the pangs Of misplaced faith, the rapture
Of love- and perhaps the agony OF loss.
He will scale the nights and descend to
the depths OF feeling, and know what life
means.
lie will find hands held out to assist
him, lips ready to praise him. eyes ready
TO smile upon him, Tor the joyous, confd-
ing aud faithful nature attracts to itself its
own attributes.
The young cynic, on the contrary, will
make no friends and no progress. lie will
not TALL because he will not climb. He
will not suIler from misplaced affections,
because he will not love. lie will spread
gloom aud depression wherever he goes,
and keeping on the level plains with care
full feet he will exist, but never live.
wish we could introduce professor or
preceptress OF optimism into every school
In the world. | would rather see q child
taught the science of loving humanity than
all the dead languages or higher mathe.
MATES.
Why not introduce this branch Of in
struction into our nurseries and homes?
Ii IN anrnlN nnnInI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-14

PLEASANT LEMON DUNK.
For mliou,ncss aud constipation take
Lemon EliXif
Dor indigestion aud foul stomach take
Lemon Elixir
For sick aud nervous headaches take
Lemon Elixir
For slccpcssncss aud scryousncss take
lemon Elixir
For loss II appetite aud debility take
lemon Elixir
Tor icycr., chills aud malaria take Lemon
Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail YOU IN any oi
the above named diseases, all Of which arise
from torpid or diseased liver. stomach,
Kidneys bowels ~ blood.
Prepared only by Dr.. H. Mollcy, Atlanta,
Ga.
Fifty cents and one dollar per bottle Sold
by druggists.
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India aud Pacific steamship Compani's
Mai steamers.

The steamers ~ this, the only regular iinc ali.
iur tom che -uuih tu liScfponl atc Nusy popular
with ffrsruspfH, aud She ruutr thut = hrlug les
liable tn bal weather than that " the New YORK
tiCancr. mskcs the trip thoroughly eul yabc.
The following ~rnmrfa nrr rNpcritl 10 leave here
NitATAN. a. snii niout AZ u D..
AUSTRALIAN. ~ siii nh ui April ~
nlhNA Am NALL, a. snll about MAJ &
llnklniAN, 81 AL Hhuut Nay "a
ANnEAN. tnstll uhuut nny q.
nAMi.N. tn sall niuut June
TtNAN 10 stil about June ~
WI tttsf 40 sHil about June y
JAMAICAN. tn ssil aianut June iA
rn'onn fars-licucc o. litcun I. 500 thrbunh
q 4 ~ VIA taiats ~ hutvr hrst elias ruil. etc,
ti.n. 90 thlnltlass mil $40
NrturI Ticket New orleans a. LIVERPOOL aud
T1turu. '9u New oflraus ~ iaHs aud rrtufu.
nrtclae all the way, SD CilldWn aud servants
Ht nHiufIiun
Dor further particulars ~ 70 iicight aud passage
amply 20 J. sANuata
MCarnudc'cl street NcW Orleans
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All wouid ae.

Prom the Philadelphia Recuri.
Mr. DcSuiingc finishing her lccturcl-
And now. ladies all who would 20 20 the
polls u allowed a. vote stand up That's Rlod-
GUS Evcsy one up. VIII that lady In the
trout row nchr~i my desk please tcll ~ why
she would be- willing to 90 Ia the pullsf
l.ady.-ro sco what the other lady voters
had on
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-14
How a Chinese Liiy Helped 20 win -
prlse.

q Y. Davis At FircbauRh. Fresno, al. owes HE
luck IN the last drawing ~ the Louisiana state
Lottery iaa thinauian Ia bic employ, Who prior 10
the Il au Inc gave him thiuusp Ills bulb. pnsrut
nmuua the chinese. o. they hcllcyu a brings ruud
luck. II VS. pacrd IN water Swing 10 rapidly
nuuflshlng he bccnmc ycf1 much excited ounsid.
rfiur u NJ m uutCn ~ ruvtt rnni fortune tu his
innsigf whom he iuplnrd u aud iuf sumc lottery
tickets Mhsu the winning uumheu WVfp tclc.
rmphcd NJ Davis rscetNrd nrws that be waa tho
Ia a.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-14

by toms Of contract the COMPANY must dcpodt
selling a single ticket and receive the following
Official permit.
CEkTifiCATE-t hereby certify that the Lon.
don Rank Of Mexico aud South America has on
special deposit the necessary funds TO guarantee the
payment Of all prizes dawn by the LOtcria dc la
bcncaccncia Puhilct
r. RODRIGUEZ RIVERA. Intervention
Further. the Company il required 70 distribute
niiysiN per cent Of tho value II all the tickets In
prizes "A larger proportion thgn IL given BY any
other Lottery.
Finally. the number Of tickets IL limited 10 5000
-21.000 lees than sold BY other Lotteries using
the same scheme
For ttll particulars nd lrcss y. Tasscttl, Apar-
do 80, City Of Mexico. Mexico
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A rremiaea, Minister writes.

After ten year. Of great suffering from indl.
gcstiun, with great nervous prostmtiOn, bill
iousness, disordcrcd kidneys and constipa-
ton. | have been cured By DR.. Moxley's
Lemon Elixir aud ana now n we'll man.
l,ry. &. g. DAVIS.
Eld. NJ. y Church, South, No. p 1ainall
street, Atlanta. Ca.
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ATTENTION Is respectfully called 10 the
I'D Of w. J. Chase 4 Co.. ls5 Main street,
dealers In hay. corn, oats, bran, anj agents
for Carlisle Cow Feed.
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DUNCAN'S CHILL TONIC has stood
the test for years, aud today stands tho
leader Of Chill Medicines Read
Whnt Ia sail of IL

Dr. Duncan I'll TAKE pleasure IN making pub
&c statement Of the fact that | have used your
fhUi iOu With great success after ever ything else
had sgnAlly failed. Myself aud family join Ia
thanking you for the discovery Of such medl.
cine, which will be Of such great bencat 20 m IN
kind Yours truly. l.. PREIsLn
Miniln, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-14

fiNE Watch Repairing by VI. Goodman.
agent. Az Main, opp. second Presbyterian
Jhdfch.
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SENATOBIA FARM
NEAR sENAToBlA, MISS,
oFFEH, IBE sEAviCTs on Two rRor,
TING sfAIIIoNs.
Capt. Games, No. 1894,


Capt Games, No, 1924.
Limited 10 iCn Approved Marc. nt ~ cash the
Svfon-season Ends iuiy !.
Colt uotlew arr Ia demand Thh horse should
ret them. ~ sire 10 Q. g., GiO1 was q colt trot
ter. his grandsirc Onward, Ian IL the greatest
sire Of colt uuticn known. having put four three.
year ODDS In the ~ Let In ono year. his ntst dam
lfancy Day, record az was sirud b. AlcnAe who
rot liVlaa the sifc uf the unhcaten colt tfOttef
"susic =" 2ih, his second dam BY another great
brood marc sire Kentucky Clay tout Of the Rodes
maTc. dam Lady 1horno, glsi, and Mamhflno
faichenl. biz thlrd dam by am smother famous
brood mnr sire Edwin FORREST fourth. hith and
tlkth dams b. thoroughbred tifcs. Individually.
Cart Carnes l. three ycarold blood hay. sixteen
hands high. elegantly proportional stallion.
Col Jefferson Blind
Il oncrd 10 the Public al go Cash.
lie was flrci By the greatest brood mare sire
Known Namhfino patclrn. whose sous are tak ing
nfsi rank o. hriod MARI sins. dam Absi an old.
time truitcf ie lcfsun at thico ycars OF ace was
picture that would make any hofseman feel Fooi-
To-. hands high. stylish, iumetrical sud finely
Called None ui bis set afc blisd. all show splcn'
did tfnitiag rciion aud arr rano aud Handsome
Tutdtlrfn lie tlrrd the fastest twn.yCaf old hat
showed about Memphis last kumurf
60 All stock handled carrtulv, but no rcsponsl
biiiiy f0f accidents. mars pasiufud ~ 81 per
month fcd grain. so inf further infgfmatoi
Address q. LVTLE. h,an'ar.
lbs "a. pnut 81. Memg tlH. Tenn.