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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-28
SPORTING WORLD.
Two Extra Days Racing Decided On.
The Dates Fixed at Meeting of
Jockey Club Directors.
Fast Work at Now Orleans Yester-
day by Two Year Olds.
Eildegarde Beats the Favorite Eas
lily in Good Time.
Tho Favorite for the Tennessee Club
Stakes-Her Performances Last Year
- Southern League Umpires
Track Tips and Diamond Dust.

NEw ORLEANS, La, March 27.-The weather
was warm and bright and the attendance
large at the races today. The track was fast
First nce-Five furlongs. Rambler won
In 1:0i; Skobeiofr second, Pauline third.
Second race-rhree-quarters of mile.
Duhmo won In l:l114 Henry Hardy second,
McBowling third.
Third race Seven-eighths OF mile.
Strdeaway won In 1881; Stuart second. In
solcncc third.
Fourth nce-Three. .eighths OF mile.
Hildegurde won in l:3SA; Millie Williams
second, Noxubee third.
NEw ORLEANS ENTRIES.
There will be racing every day In New Or
leans except Sunday until further notice.
The following entries. weight and book odds
were posted last night ut Powers a Co.'s Turf
Exchange:
First Race-Fiyo eiehths selling victories %, .
10 l; Ecstacy o. 10 /; Catherine 0S TO q Eter,
nifty lOl. TO /; Luke Dart 1861 10 O. DeBoe iOd,
10 l.
second Race Three quarter; selling. Harrisburg
100, 10 !; Enduner los 10 l. Casstndm lOl, 10 u
Dudley Oaks lOi 2 TO l; Chccncy lOj 10 ? Duchess
May iO6, to 3 Moonlight lOO, to o, Duhme los,
9tob.
Third Racc-Handlcap; fifteen sixiecnths stride
away i2i, TO O. lornpipe ll6, 81 !: stuart lO5,
TO 1; Annawan aS 10 !; Dan Mecks ", 10 TO d
Santa Cruz % 8 tol.
Fourth Racc-Four furlongG selling Lexington
30 TO l; Maid OF Orleans ~ 10 10 !; Saint simon
%. 20 1; Union JACK 9s 10 To I: Norma 100 TO s
Jim Reed i01 90 L. T. J. Rusk iO3, 10 3, Caliior
MIA iOi, 10 1; Montpelier 1913 10 l.
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NOMINATIONS.
Some Important Ones Made Sent In.
Robert T, Lincoln Is to Go to the
Court of st. James.
Murat Halstead Will Be Sent to tho
German Capital
While Allen Thorndyko Rice Is
Offered the Russian Mission.
Thomas Ryan, of Kansas, Ia Nominated
To Be Minister to Mexico, Patrick
Egan Goes to Chilli and John
Hicks to Peru.
snccInl nIsnAtch TO The Anncal.

Special Dispatch To The Appeal.
WASHINGTON, March 27.--A maddcr set Of
men than the members of Congress aud Sen
ators now in town could hardly be found.
They are greatly digustod over the nomina-
ton OF Robert Lincoln to the English mis-.
sion. They think that the most desirable
place in the diplomatic service might have
been disposed Of on much better grounds
than mere sentiment. There are men, they
say, who, by their political services, hav,
fairly earned this place, while tho only rec
onmendation possessed by Mr.. Lincoln Il
that he is tho son Of his father. There Il
some doubt whether the nomination will b,
confirmed
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wAruSuros, March q. Secretary of State
Blaine has rcccivcda report from the Consul
of the United States al Colon, stating that
work along the Panama canal has ontirtly
crn-cd: aud that the West India negru-s are
returning a. thuir homes aud up Ia March
~ fully 500 of the latter had already left.
Tho consul reports the greatest depression in
business and the Panama Railroad Company
n suffering from the crisis, owing IA the loss
ON local traffic. Two unsuccessful attempts
have been made tU burn Colon.
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AN INTERESTING cEREMoNY.
Senator Carter Married by Gov. Taylor
in the Senate Chamber.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 2-.--For tho
first time In the history OF the State the
Governor OBLIGATED Ia a wedding, and for
the first time that ceremony was performed
In the Senate Chamber The groom was n
senator, Pryor Carter, from Macon County
n mountainccr measuring six feet eight
inches, while the bride, Mrs. J. W. Jor-
don, was barely hyo feet tall. They
had met only q few weeks since
when she solicited his vote for State Librar-
ian. senator Carter who Isl cousin Of Gov.
Taylor announced his approaching marriagc
a few DAYS since, and on saturday "a bill was
introduced 10 allow the Governor aud Speak.
crs of the two House 10 perform the marriage
ceremony. This bill was rushed through
and only signed by Gov. Taylor this morn.
Ing. AT 4 o'clock the Senate chamber aud
galleries were crowded, all the State officials
aud members of the General Assembly being
present Senators Sparks and Crnighcad acted
M best men and led the procession. Gov.
Taylor and the attendants followed. The
li,tle bride looked very much frightened
and the groom was biting his lips. Gov.
Taylor, In n clear voice, road the marriage
service and whom he pronounced them man
and wife a deafcning yell went up from the
members of the Legislature. A large bOu.
quet was presented the bride and an elegant
silver service by the members Of The Senate,
The party then adjourned 10 Gov Iayl0fs
private reception rOom whore about 800
people called 10 offer congratulations.
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yIsl,or. 90 the whi,e House.

WA.HlNoIoS, March YI.-rhc usual crowd
oongrcgted at the White House TO-DAY aud
kept the President busy the entire morning.
Among those admitted were Gov. Beaver, Of
Pennsylvania; Senator Farwcll aud Cullom,
aud friends, ox.speakor Carlisle, Senator
Allison, Representatives Turner, Wallace,
Farmer, lAFollctte Senator Dawes. senator
Mcmillan with Minister Palmer Gen. John
g. New, with Col. Amos Webster Rcprcscn.
tntiycs l.nidloo. FELTON,, Ofrow, Baync aud
Stone. senator Plumb aud Representative
Perkins with Judge Chandler Of Kansas,
senator Pugh, Representatives Stiycn,
Cainc, Dubois, Chalmers and GrosycnOr
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AooIpENTALLY KILLED.
Alderman Weller. OF LEuO Rock. Losos
His Life.


Special Dispatch 10 The Appcal
LITTLE Rock, Ark, March T.--i.ast night
a party Of gentlemen LETT for Carlisle, on the
Memphis a Little Rock Railroad, on hunt
ing expedition, and among the number was
Alderman Wilson Weller The party start
od from Carlisle 10 the hunting grounds
about 1880, and when ont a short distance
Dick Courtneys gun WIS accidentally dis
charged, killing Mr.. Weller instantly. inc
party returned 10 this city thn evening
with the remains Of Mr Weller. ram
Weller. as he was called. was printer by
trade, but for the last five years ne hns peen
engaged In gambling and wss prropiieio, OF
one Of the rambling houses In this city. His
mother lives near Rochester, n, y. Inc %Ihe
Democrats elected him TO represent, Tue Sec soc.
ond Ward IN the Municipal As-emD,y Sea,
ago, and he was regarded A. QUE ol the pcst
Aldermen ON the Board he WIS generous
aud charitable man and liis death a deploreu
by the entire community.
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JOCKEY McLAUeHLIS Is training down at
Nashville.
TrnnA Cora Is probably doubtful starter
IN the Suburban.
oLp Pnours burst a blood vessel at New
Orleans last Tuesday.
orr ESprufR. the Derby winner, starts In
New Orleans today.
W. n. NoRyELL has secured the program
privilege for Memphis.
TucxrR's fast iilly, Keyecna, Is isyindioaiing
her two-year-od form.
v,rcu Il talked Of between Dohorty's
capaiine and McGuigan's The Dude.
J,cS JsRicno isselling tips at New Orleans
and struck three winners ana place ho"'
IN Mondays races.
souE one at the track u Willing 70 psl ~ ~
on Remini against any nameo .hoTs'' f" VIII
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the Tennessee Club stakes Remini's per-
formances last year make her look danger
Gus. She Is a thrce-yearold by Red Boy
Bolis.l She started nineteen times last year,
was first six times, second six times and un-
placed seven times. Her best performances
were five-eighths in i;Ol% with niney-four
pounds, and three-fourths In ll6h with ll0
pounds.
TmE two year old that wins the CASTOR
Hotel stakes will have 10 beat Hildcgarde.
Whose stable is he or she inY
News from private sources comes from
Nashville that the Chicago Stable people are
going very slow with Terra Gotta.
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Chicago and Omaha Roads Have o
Pleasant Arrangement.
Meaning OF an Article in the Vest
ern Presidents Agreement.
Action OF tho Commission In Case
OF Local Interest.
Tho Little Rock Road We. the Iron Noun.
ain-Movements of Memphis Rail-
road Men An inspection
Tour--Personal.

CnlcAoo, H., March 27.--A local paper
says The impression has heretofore pre-
vailed that since the adoption Of the Inter
state Commerce law, all pooling between
railroads has been abandoned. IL trunspircs.
however, that pooling is still being practiced
by tho roads between Chicago aud Omaha,
covering all the freight traffic between these
points. The arrangement was made between
the general managers OF the various roads
Immediately after the adoption of the Inter
state law, and great precautions were taken
to prevent the matter from leaking out
Under the arrangement the Chairman OF tho
western division of the Western Freight As
suciation is authorized to even up shipments
by diNerung freight from roads that had
secured murc than their allotted percentage
OF the business TO roads that had run be.
hind. THIS division vf traffic has been mQdA
| up 10 the present thnc aud Is still AfH
made. hut II Is pppbahlc that this,leao .wm
SsSs SseSa.s s"SlsSS SsSsa.Iss % sg,TssS tho iSs
lines IN interest. But Tor Tbs quarrel, the
fact that pooling is priyately bglpg carried
ON between the wcstdra, f5I;f 5R6rf5m
have leaked out yet f'he sliscovSfJ1'fl l<fiih
existence Of such pools cxpiains tic riasob
why the following article was maiie part OF
lilf h'NlffNl WtftihNHAs
The Executive Board shall, from time 70
time ON application In writing OF an nccrcd-
tied representative Of any company. tho
president OF which II member OF the nsso-
citation, take such steps after full hoaringof
all parties IN interest ~ may be prtl,or,
requisite aud legal, To secure 10 each ehm-
pany i,s due share Of tho oompetitivetfaf-
| hcd
AZ the time the agreement was adopted
attention was drawn to this clause aud tho
question was asked how under the inter
state law the traffic could be divided 20 give
each road an allotted proportion. The cx-
planation was made 10y the railroad officials
that the clause was simply put In for elect,
~ some of the roads insisted upon it but as
traffic could not be legally divided, tho
clause would remain dead letter. II l. now
shown that IT, object was Ia provide for arbi-
iration Ia case trouble should arise between
the roads, parties 10 the existing private
pools.
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Tennessee Postmaster. Appointed.

Special hhpAlfh 70 lho Ailfhh
wAIusoroS, March 1.-THE following
Tennessee postmnstcra were appointed To-.
day Daniel harrington. Deer Lodge, Nor.
gan County; NJ. N. Moore, Doylc's Station,
White County; James Park, Ducktown.
Polk County, J. w. brown, Enrloyillc,
Rutherford County J. W. Alexander, Fair.
mount, Hamilton County =. Y. MINIS,
Madisonyillc, Monroe County y. ~ Nor
ton, Mnynnrlsyilc. Union County. W. ".
Icc. Mount Vernon. Monroe County; J. II.
bragg sherman flights Hamilton County.
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MAJ, Anderson Improving.

PnnADrIrniA, Ia. Mnrch U.--Misa Mhry
Anderson, the actress, went for a drive
through fairmount Park this afternoon.
She Is improving very rapidly, now that she
i enjoying perfect quiet and rest She took
her hrst ride yesterday afternoon, going up
through the park 10 the Wissahlckon. Sho
will probably take a drive every day nov
while ths weather IA fine.
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lean colleagues deemed Il only Just that he
should be spared the necessity OF using his
remaining eye TO conduct his official cor
respondonoe. II was also finally decided not
TO continue tho dobato on the Southern
election outragcs. The general opinion, so
far as expressed, was that the Senate might
reasonably expect TO be able TO adjourn
Wednesday or Thursday of next week.
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birmingham. Di.lIngnI.hed quests.

NpcCInI DlpaIlh 70 Iho AppeaL
BiENiSonaN, Ala, March ia party OF
distinguished New Workers has spent today
in the city and are being toasted tonight by
local capitalists. Among the visitors are
James r. o'shRughnessy, John O. and VIM.
N. Dcvereaux, X. NJ. Nelson, George Alfred
Townsend aud WIN. King, OF The World
The party spent the day visiting the indus
tries In this section. They leave tomorrow
at noon for Huntsville, where Col. 0'shaugh.
messy has large interests.
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Biographical.

Robert Todd Lincoln, who was nominated
Go be Minister 10 England Is forty-fivo years
Of age, and IL the sou Of Abraham Lincoln.
lie graduated from Harvard College, served
throughout Gen. Grants Virginia campaign
as Captain, practiccd law Ia Chicago, and
became Secretary of War under President
Garfield, remaining In that post under Pres
ident Arthur. Since his retirement Ia 1855
ho has been prnciicing law In Chicago.
ALLEN TnoRSDYKE niCE,
nominated 10 be Minister to Russia, was
born In Massachusetts, In 1858. lie Is q
graduate Of oxford University, England,
and since 1870 has been editor and propric-
tor OF the North american Rcricw. He also
holds % controlling interest In prominent
Parsinn newspaper II Mdiin and hus con
trbutcd largely 10 literature, while taking
an active part In politics.
GEORGE BAILEY LoRiSo,
Of Massachusetts,, n best known because Of
his connection with the Department of Ag'
riculturc. of which he was Commissioner
from lssi 10 lss5. lie Il scyenty-two years
Of age, aud Is a Harvard graduate. Mr.. l.or-
Ing has been long In public life. beginning
as a surgeon In the Marine Hospital at Chcl-
sea in lst3, and nt other times being Post
MASTER Centennial Commissioner aud Con
gresham.
THOMAS RYAN,
of Kansas, who has been named ns Minister
10 Mexico, II a native of New York, where
be was born Ia 1887. lie served during the
war ~ a volunteer, was severely wounded,
aud emerged ~ Captain IN 1915 Since
that time he has held various legal positions
In Kansas aud has been n Representative in
Congress In six successive terms.
TYNE GLENN,
Marshal for the Western District ~ North
Carolina, II native of Mamma, 1adhn
County, and wns chief clork in the Col
loctors Office at Grconyillc under The last
Republican administration. He n brother
in.law Of Judge Thomas Settle, Of Florida.
MARION ERwiS,
United States Attorney for the Southern
District Of Georgia, isa woll.known young
lawyer Of Macon, Ga lie was clerk Of thc
United States District Court at Savannah
for four Year,, and was United States Com.
missioner at the same time. lie graduated
from the University ~ Georgia In 1910. His
appointment was recommended by Repre-
sentative brewer aud other Republicans.
JAMES o. CnuRcnLL,
the new Surveyor at ~. Louis. entered the
war ~ private In the Eleventh llllnol.
Infantry, aud rose ~ the rank Of colonel
| lie was severely wounded In an engagement,
aud still carries several bullets IN his body.
| For many years past he has been United
| States Commissioner aud clerk Of the United
states District Court nt ~. Louis
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Has q lnrger daily circulation
than any other newspaper In
Tennessee, mississippi, Arkan..
sas. Alabama and Texas
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Severe Cn.p or nInod poIsnn.

Thousands suffer from blood poison. who
would be cured II they gave u. II. u. Qlotault
Blood Dalm) a trial. Send to the blood balm Co,
Atlanta, Ca. for book Of wonderful cures, TIM
convince the most ]skcptlcal. Ills sent free.
80. Gibson, Meridian, Miss, writes; "For o
number OF years / EuHerCd untold Ogonles from
blood poison. Several prominent physician,
did me little II any good. l began to Use Il. Il. Il
with very little filth, but, to my utter surprise
II has made mo n well mud hearty person."
IT. llnllGrtOn, Macon, Ga, writes. Icon
trACtCd blood poison. | first tried physicians
and then went 10 Hot Springs. | returned hOm(
a ruined man physically, Nothing seemed 10 dc
mo any good. Ny mother persuaded Inc TO ttj
D. 2. y. Io mr. utter aSIolishment every ulcCI
LEM. Morris, Atlanta, Ga, writes; al suffered
years from SyplilitlC blood poison which refused
10 be cured by all treatment. Physicians pro
nOunced II u hopeless ChSC. had no appetite,
had palms In hips md joints and my kidney
were diseased. Ny throat was liberated and my
breast n mass Of running sores. III this COndI
tlOn | commenced II use Of Il. u. y, II hCRlct
every ulcer aud sore and cured INC completely
within two mOnthE.'' Logan Drug Coz Whole
RAlp Agents, DAW.
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cation that educated its daughters with
It's sons in the hardy virtue Of life Is moi
a civilization that endures, The Roman
matron that from the amplltheater could
gaze upon the timid Christian battling
in the arena with the wild beasts is not
an ideally educated woman.
Christianity is an essential factor IN
the education OF women. While CELSIUS
was arguing Christianity out OF exist
ence it took possession Of the Roman
empire and the daughters OF its Senators
were won to its faith and cOnsecrated its
great wealth to works OF charity,
He spoke OF the necessity OF homes
that would stay with u family for
more than a generation. The migratory
tendency Of our people is socially disin,
tegratihg II not deClvilizing, The great
metropolises Of the Republic are cities
OF strangers, made up Of vast wandering
tribes, Under such conditions institu-
tons are maintained as u material ne
Cessity, not as the outgrOwth Of common
interest. The basis OF nearly every in
t~ellectual gift and moral quality is senti'
ment. The homes OF the Revolution are
as much u part OF the glory OF the Re-
lie as its military prestige,
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What is

castoria is DIR. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 1t is o harmless substitute
for Parcgorlc, Drops, Soothing syrups, and Castor Oil.
1t is Pleasant, It's guarantee is thirty years. use by
Millions ofMothers. Castoria destroys Worms and Ollays
fcvcrlsLncss. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Dlarrhna and Wind Collie, Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and fatulcncy.
Castoria assimllatcs the, food, regulates tho stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Case
toria is the Childrcn's Panacca-thc Mothers Friend.
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This remedy is becoming so well
known and SO popular as to need no spe'
clal mention. All who use Electric Bit
ters sing the same song OF pralse.-A
purer medicine does not exist and it Is
guaranteed to do all that Is claimed,
Electric Ditters will cure all diseases Of
the liver and kidneys, will remove PIN
pies, boils, salt rheum and ether alice.
tons caused by impure blood.-Will
drive malaria from tho system and
preventNs well as Cureall malarial ievCrS.
For cure Of headache, constipation and
indigestion try Electric Bitters. Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, or money re.
funded.-PriCe 80 cts. and 81 90 per bot.
tie Mt Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. 8
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81 ib6nds mOderaIeIy aeLlyel me 81,


New YORK, June 9l.-Flour, receipts 600
paCkagGsi exports ., OibRTEels aud ai2l7 kRCksi
market steadIer aud less ucIlVei sales 1880 bur-
iii bushels; sales S0i0,V0 bushels Of futures aud
i2,O0 bushels Of spOt; spot market strong, IL
ll3C higher aud Quleti No, 3 red TIC; No. I red
9SC; No, ! while 96Ci ulgTgded red SiNyci on,
iions fairly active and %Rlc higher, No. 2 rod
s51SG; December SG1}Ci May 0lkC. Corn receipts
I,lOO bushels; exports To-, ~ bushels; sales
CTS, 600 bushels iof futures aud $4,000 bush.
els OF spot market moderately Rctlyei ungraled
mixed IlaiSci june. iillSei July ll2iat?c, clos
October l35|c, Oats, receipts ll7,0OO buShOlSi
exports $50 bushels; sales $4,000 bushels Of iu'
lures and 10000 bushels Of spot; market strong.
Or and fairly active; spot No, ! white SlIISlSiG;
ssSa,c : SSt N.Y. Ye''SSEERlc : sIS0oi sDS %s''' li &S
and hops steady. Come optiIOGass' steaiyii
bOaG0 points down; June II 6Oali CSC; July lI.6Oa
l6.Seci August li.GGali.SOci. September ll,76a
li.g5Oc; November li,OGll6.l VGi : December
t t.$5aI5.iSS; 'aaSI aldE ii SSS Sbrll F'O iS.S5s
l5.ll9Ci spot RlO. dull at, ING, Sugar, raw
duh; refined steady and quiet, MOlaSses quiet,
Rice outlet. qallow quiet. lioIln steady, ,Tnr'
pentihe dull at use, Eggs firm; western. lt1iC,
Pork quiet. Cut meats strong. Lard lower;
western steam G,Set June and July G.SQci
August G,3!ci September G,Gic; October cole,
Butter firm; western dairy Oal3lsp; creamery liza
lIlSG; western factory Sal5G' Cheese weak west
ern 7L4RSAc.
CHICAGO, June 20, = Wheat was stronger to. day.
The news was more favorable to the "buil' lii.
tGrGSt and created some little anxiety among the
short Interest. Damage 10 wheat by bugs and
rainy weather, especially III sections where dry
weather Womb 70 preferable, and large clear
anGIt, chAnReu tne sentiment oi local trluerS
hnd lle leGllng al domestic markets was likewise
affected June advanced lC, but closed with the
auvNlGe LOST, COnsluGfaple interest was mlhl'
tested ~ eorl, trading being 4nIIe active u times
and higher PrIteA Wero established. IN oats u
larger business win Transacted and STRONGER leol.
,mS sSTtIiiiSS NH ioPY Fiorr Gr y IUnS % NncI1,n wHsdn oHWSIM, anI,'
"asS NJ . tnSIng saIsatEEr, M ) TSJ' SO'"saIeGcs!.
S9' . INV 7;9gta7sSc' SiSsiugS nj 7SiLS, %TuGITisst,
IGiiaIGISg. TGlntsIng nj TiSyc. sentcmbseF fla AZ
rlosina M I'VE. i1rSem6sT 7gINf7Tyc' ciSSInvI NJ
10 Earn, cash So . Aii;Gt. I,i}v 'aILc. al.
rnIst S,LIS, SeHtHmbeTS SIJSJr. closing AZ S,SgS.
1ats, cash SG. . aid Jniy g!TsC: August KID
September 24jEc. Rye, No. ., l0c. EllxsuCd,
81 %, Timothy seed 81 ~. Mess pork, cash and
July si1 80; August Sll 62L; September Sll ".
lard easy, cash aud July 69tHaOA11Sc; August
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a~Cnn,nmnlinN Inrnrnhln3

Read the iollowingi Mr., g, II,
Morris, Newark, Ark, says: "NYas down
with absCess Of lungs, md iriUpds and
physlcians pronounced me mn inCurablp
eonspmptiye, Began taking Dr, Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, an
now on my third bottle, and able 10
oversee the work on my farm, II Is tho
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says
Had II not been for DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption I would
have died Of lung troubles, Was given
up by doctors. Am now In best o.
health" Try II, Sample bottles FREQ al
Logan Drug Co.'s drug store, o
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a Grcnt pIseoyery

In the medical line is the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir Of Dates, 1t combines
the active properties Of dates, figs and
prunes in such q way as to make 1t one
Of the most pleasant and effective reme-
dies on the market. 1t Is easily taken
by old and young, and Is a sure cure for
habitual constipation, biliousness, dys.
pepsia, sick headache and piles, and all
diseases caused by u weak stomach, dis
eased Kidneys or inactive liver. Sold in
so cent bottles by Q. r. Goethe, w, W.
Irwin, W. L. Williams, John Laughlin,
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin 4
Co., wholesale agents.