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RSrffen uno Ieidt sebenbfe ten GeitpFlge; Ton,
men NIT auei suttn Vferben ober Wfulen bear.
belief iperben.
Asenten fir bic bersbmten Brinly Pfuege,
yIanet IL. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
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But9er rtenfIien, gbas. Wutbs eonis : Ct,
trnetoren, Bienen.Ssau@er, Meferm.
@rbaIten etne Garlabuno Sarrifon Bros. &
90. gum @ebrau9 fertis 9enif4te 5arbeu.
Saben foeben erbaIien:
800 8ufbeI garlb Nmber anb garth Orange
8uderrobr. Samen, 300 8uibeI Sorgbum, 400
DufbeI sereinigtes Sobnipn @ras Samen. 5000
Rfunb alfalfa [2uaerner 4Ieel. so Bufbel
aafir . aOrn, 5OsBufbeI GeIb : 8obnen ober
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unb Burr 8Iee. Samen, @escue @ras.S amen,
eafor.B obne, gudpeiaen, 8efen.aorn &C. at.
il. Huth & Sohn.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-27

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Dos lit mar, 2apiidn, e~ntgegnste ct
NIT elmer bhnnen, sitternben Stimrae
unb tart ameritanif9em Neeent. Mber
sic baben mod iueniger 3eit, als Sic
benfen, tuenn Sic nidt auf mid b6ren
tpolen. SreHen Sic ni9t iofort bic
entipre9enben W~obregeIa.fo fnb sic
eber oriben, als Sbnen lieb if, bribsn,
gana briiben, meine i9, In Der beferen
Welt, ME mons nennt. gntDeoer
Sic folgen unbebingt meiuen Mrgaben,
ober Sbr S6if 1T In = er sog feline
SaiGenubr : in 9enau anberbalb
i Stunben perloren.
Weiter ni9tss iaete i9 troden.
@ut. sic f6nnen geben, i9 tueroe Sbs
men glei9 ben Doctor f1iden.
Delirium Tremens, obne 3meifeI!
ba6te i9.
Nber nun ~pertpanbelte fd pl6bliG
bic Nngft in feinen 3igen in pabre
9obesfurGt, ME 2einer fe beu9eln
unb nun cine iol@e Memme fie fiblen
fam. Ct ffarste auf Die 2niee uno
befGtpor mid, feinen Morten bod
GIauben 3u fGenfeu.
Warum ober, tpetn sic bel Srof
finb, fubr Id ibn on, f9uaben sic
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21
,cAtf- III wcuiy ssolI,
H@'se-. stu, 4unrler., 81. = Iii
W; "snanah, - 90,

''A5A Fries, amounting ,O5As
AIEHls "AAlLb kIWHlKt
- t"r t!uH Rates. ar i.uy lurtL-r i,,tor,
'l"n ate!ltu, vi tt !, IluIy 20 the ur,tpr.i,,n
e"I ) stating 20 I rrel,ieIIv,, with s1a
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lMIOkTAST.
All ordinary letters containing Postal Eo,a
hoht9 Ci"ti isstleG b. al Expr. st n,1ta,,
VI NJ" lork kACNuIs a.iuI,s..,.
VI. A. DAIpAaAS,
49,. Nrn Orleans, La
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21
MANY PerSOI

Piso's Remedy for Catarrh ia sold by T.
E. Bailey Druggist Price so cents.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21
Weather Crop Bulletin.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, SEP
TEMPER IA, 1859.

The weather conditions during the
past week were generally favorable in
their effects ON agricultural pursuits.
The rainfall in the noltlern parishes
averaged 40 of an inch, were local,
and badly distributed, The southern
parishes received an ase"4 ~ of but OILS
all inch.
The third appearance Of worms is re-
ported from the northern and central
parishes. They are in great numbers in
Bsenvi!le and VIM, and the boil WORMS
are doing damage in nearly all sections.
P"iaonin2 is, however being kept up,
and hopes are entertained by all observ-
ers and correspondents that compare
uvrIy little damage will be done, ure
planters are rid OF the pest.
The hot, dry, sunshiny weather has
been very favorable to hay-makinR,
rice cutting, cotton picking, and in is
effects on cane, which ia growing rapid
ty. Well distributed showera would
however prove beneficial in the west
central. southern and southwestern par
ishes. particularly in the latter, whert
no rain has falle. in several weeks.
r. E. kERKAM.
Sigma! Corps Director.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21
A True Tonic,

When you don't feel veil and hardly know
what ails you. give b. 3. Is. BOTANIC Biu,d
Baiiu} Il triad. 1t is d fine tonic.
40 Calahan, Charlotte, n. c.. writes: "B.
b. b.. is Sue tonic. and has done me great
good"
1. W. Thompson, Damascus, Ga, writes: II
believe B. y. b. Is the best blood purifier made
Ii has greatly improved my general health"
An old gentleman writes: 'sB. Ii. 3. gives me
new lite and new strength. IL there ls any
thing that will make an old man Dung, it is
il. Il. g."
r. A. Shepherd. Norfolk. We. Anenst 10th,
1883, writes: II depend on B. B B. for the pre-
servation of my health. have had 1t in my
family now nearly two years. and in all that
time have not had TO have q DOCTOR
Thos. Faux, Alapaha, Ga, writes: =. suf-
fvred terribly FROM dyspepsia. The use of B.
b. b. has made me icel like o new man. I
would not take u thousand dollars for the good
1t has done ma.H
W. N. heshire, Atlanta, Ca. writes: az had
a long spell Of typhoid fever, which at last
seemed To settle IN my right leg, which swelled
up enorinausIy. An ulcer also appeared which
1l-cnargrd cup full of matter day. I then
gave b. b. B. q trial and 1t cured me.r sep2l
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21
Transfers of Property.
Furnished by U. II. Terwiliiger:
FOR WEEK ENDING SEPT. IA, 1889.

Theodore HalveS'iu 1t ala to Andrew
j. CarIon Sept. $50 arpents at juuctinD
"f Bayou Couitauleau anu Toulouse,
$500 cash.
Oz~me Fontenot and Alma Fontenot,
70 Alexander U. Laveixn+, Sept. lltl,.
100 arpents on Bayou C"cu.ilie. 5000. to-
W.: $500. $500 March lst 1890 aud
$500. Maich 1>t 1891.
Josephine Cnil.Kan wife Of 4. A..
Wlmberly to Louis Landry Sept. 11th,
40 { aipents III C"i,ice Croci,e $500 cash,
VIM. F. Clopton to Virgil C. R-ynold.
Sept. 11th,2 acres ut Morrow Station,
also lot at Morrow known as the "San-
liter property with improvements
$3.50 cash.
Laura E. Dallas nee Rutleslge wife of
X Ii. Dallas to H-urI-ita Meyer nee
It,'eiz wife of Abraham Meyer Sept. IL
6 acres on Negu Foot with improve.
mrnts $500 cash.
Vilgie &. Reynolds to VIM. F. Clop-
ton Sept 11-UudlvIdeh half nt 800 acres
near Moli"w Station 500 cash.
Narcisr Beiiair to Ln,,ls Perkins Sept.
lin. 40 arprnts in N. w. / ut Sec. 8 T.. 4
south range l w. The rrnuncia ZION Of
all claims to lands heretofore conveyed
10y vendor to purchaser.
Lncis Z. Halvesiin wife of w. j.
Chtlsty to Andrew Carron Sept. Is, con-
tirnati0n OF sale OF 80 arpents at junc-
iion OF Bayou Courtableau aud Tou-
louise.
Heirs of Marie James Sicily decd, to
Felix Miller Sept. 13-confirmation OF
title to 1856 arpents Of land in prairie
Basse OF Grand Coteau. S277.99 cash.
Henry L. Garland to Joseph A. Gables
Sept. 14-15 acres north Of Bayou Cour- |
t"bieuu, in s. E / of Sec. % T.. 8 a. r. S |
rast S225 payable in !, 2, 3, 4 and s |
Years. |
JOHN II. Hafmanson TO Edward P,
Veazie. and Augustus D. Harmanson |
Sept. 14sfI, Section is t. 8 south range 6 |
,ast, containing GAL acres $50 cash.
MORTGAGES RECORDED.
Eugene V. Richard Homestead Sept.
la arpents near OpeIOusas on Belle
'ue road. valued at $500.
Louis Anderrux to Jean Bite. Ami, Gil
nj Amelia FnseIier Sept. 18th tutors
snnd amount S2045 rs.
john Cady tutor, to Eleanore Cady
ept. 18Th Bond amt. $3.50 rs.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21
Camping Out.

The season for camping out is gen.
orally acc.eded to BEAT an end. but to
our mind the months of Sept. and Octo-
her are the pleasantsst months in the
wear, in our vicinity, in which to take in
the beauties of nature ia O. primitive
way. The style aud outfit can be made
+" conform to any combinations of cir
cnmstances or surroundings.
The camping out of the professional
tramp who seeks grassy knott for a
pillow with q leafy covering overhead,
aud his precarious methods Of obtain
tng pr"vsnder, is probably the moss
primitive mode, the scale ascending I'M
I'll you reach the canvas tent with all
the cooking parap!l-rualia necessary.
And yet all Of these. are but q sorry
exchange for modern dwelling, how
ever primitive, in all that partakes of
real comfort and convenience, for it will
rain, and sometimes the floods will pour
sod deiuge the camp, making enforced
ldleness under canvas almost unbear-
able.
Then there is tho difficulty OF cooking,
and Oh airing tie bed, which is usually
the bare ground. Occasionally the wind
r'ses, and taking freak goes on ben
der, lifting the canvas, and forcing the
pins which maintain tho tents equilib-
'lty, sends it flying across the prairie,
'raving its inmates t. the mercy of
wind and rain.
Then there are the constant battles
with the mutitudnus sand flies and the
frlsky mosquito who never. never SLEEPS,
md the life of the average camper is
far from being an ideal one.
Ii old, venerable Jupiter Pulvis and
the partner of his joys and SORROWS, Old
Doleas, would stay their hand and ire, |
the life OF the camper out might be more |
pleasant; but they prove blind to all
establishments, even old Prob not &C.
curing the weather guage Of them.
With all tho discomforts attending |
his mode OF life, We mnst admit, that
camping out has its charms, and we look !
forward with pleasure to the time when
We can hid adieu to our dusty sauctum,
cast pen and scissors aside. and free
from worry and care, take in season of
out far from the haunts OF
uusy lite and business ap4ietips.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21
SUR LIST.

The following List OF Jurors have been drawn
to serve for the November term of the 18th Jul.
dicial District Court, beginning on the 4th Of
November, 1889:
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21
A scrap Of Paper Saves Her Life

II was just 40 ordinary scrap nf wrap
ping paper, huf il saved her life. She
WAS IN the last stages ut consumption,
taltt by physicians that size was incur
able and could live only u short time !;
she weighed less than seveiity pounds.
On a piece af wrapping paper she read
sof Dr.. Kings New Discovery, and got a
sample bottle; it helped her, she bought
q large bottle, it helped her more,
bought anMlier and grew better fast,
Continued its use and il now strong,
healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 140
pounds. For fuller particulars send
stainn to w. Ell. C.le. Druggist, Fort
Smith. Trial Bottles nf this wonderfnl
Discovery FIss at E. +. Bailey's Drug
store,
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21
Eupepsy.

This ia what you ought to have, in fact,
Won must have it, to fully enjoy life.
Thousands are searching for it daily, and
mourning because they find it not. Thou
sands upon thousands of dollars are
spent annually by our people in the hope
that they may attain this boon. And yet
It may be had Ivy all. We guarantees that
Electric Bitters, If used according TO di-
bring yon Good Digestion and onst the
demon Dyspepsia and install instead
Enpepsy. We recommend Electric Bit
tiers for Dyspepsia and all diseases of
Liver, Sfnmach and Kidneys. Sold at
soc aud $1.00 par bottle by F, e. Bailey
Druggist,
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21

Many Persons
Ars broken down from overwork or household
cares Browns Iron BitterS
rebuilds the system, aids digestion, removes ex-
cess Of bile, and cures malaria Get the genuine,
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21
Address registered letters c,llta;ninr tnr,
y 10 WA
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL RlSK.

New C.i,ails La
EEhEhBEk Thai The only l,nun. i.ouisar
9tdt, L"t.' y iIthtir is>u Il I'LL. .r tie etu
thaittf' ara recognized by the biz bt.r onrt
arr lh'ar'"hly Si-n,d ~ VI. A Lau, hin. prr.
'''ht, ti't' r''t. ~ leEcrals Il, azure. ard AN
i-af!S SHi" lNisnr> ~ Tie uIaviIs ;,td pnn
anittd - Aat'"i.u. EtHks OF N.w trlraDs. s
10 ire pay iiIvht ut It's Prize. None tier. Al
E-liHlle. ~
All s"-cd.! lei 'supp!sm"nts," Original Lit
i'"uieiai!A OF other limitations with ullxs
use ol lie L"u'ai's1!h Stale Lottery Crnlusiyr
halit.. ny lrl,nH> tiuknuWE. l,.itler aesllrnrd y
nctlriui's nl,Ii' s, are aIttll,ta to drrtlyp III
whatsoever.
hemtntier that ONE DOLLAR ia the pr:ca,
me shal' At i'iti "r fr"clt.u of ii tcket issuet
ia any craving. ANY tlills i'll or name, offered
K le 4Ilce, Is either 4 cpl,,;tcrjet ur awi.
ole. - -" IA
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21

Under recent Act of the State lagis-
latirr, the tax COLLECTOR and his bonds
nen are held Individually responsible
to the PARISH school board for the full
amount 1t the poll tax ON the assess-
nlriit rolls. except in cases where the
tax COLLECTOR can siinw that he has ex-
iian-ted every legal effort to cnllect
same. The scltsol b0hid of Feliciana
parish recently obtained Judgment
against Tax Collector w E. Wnofwa,d
aid his securities for about $16 600
aatpmnt If poll tax failed to be col
lecttd.-Ex.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21

ONE DOLLAR will secure the New
Orleans Weekly Picayune for q year.
1t is 16-page paper, with reliable
market reports and interesting reading
matter for all classes. It is issued
every Thursday morning to reach all
post Offices Saturday, thus affording
excellent Sunday reading matter.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21
LAND CASES DECIDED.
Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT.

LAND CONTESTS DECIDED.
The names OF the successful parties
are printed in capital letters.
David Alvers9n VS.. CHAS JOHNSON.
David Alvers0n vs. ERIC JOHNSON.
John j. Hampton vs. ERIC JOHNSON,
G. p. Hampton vs CHAS. JOHNSON
Rnuetta Killnger vs. Ed +. GOODWIN.
JUSEPH SOILEAU vs.. New Orleans Pac
X. r. Co.
okiN ELLIOT VS.. New Orleans Pac. r. r. Co.
Louis JACK Va.
PATRICK j. sCAEL0N"
dos. j. LANDkEAEAU" /" /"
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21
FEV THE ODEIIL
H. HPE "RITEh,

TfE*il! buy the ODELL TYPEWRITER.
~sS "aff"nteu l" do suuu noik i,s any
slUU lnachiue.
IL combines SIMPLICITY with DURABII.
ill-afEED, EAsE OF OpERATION-waura
ionFer without cost OF repairs than any other
machine. has no INK ribbon TO bother the ope-
ratnF' 10 ls neat. s,lhsar tial, nickel plated
perfect, aIin huapted tuall kinds OF tyne writing
Ike printing press II produces Sharp, Clean.
Leg bic Mapl>cr!pt. Two to ten copies can be
hianY al one wiring Editors. lawyers, minis
ness lle1. DC, catlnu1 MAKE better investment
Ter SIS, Any intelligent person in Il week can
,tcolhe GOOD oPLkAToK, or a RAPID ONE in
; " n.urt LIS,
$1,000 offered any operator who can do bet
ter NO. with a TYPE Writer than that pro-
'iuced by the ODELL Reliable Agents
and Statesmen Waite. SPECIAL Inducements to
Dealers; For Pamphlet, giving endorsements.
&c., address the
oDEIL TYPE WRITER CO.,
Aug 10 THE RODKERY, Chicago, nv.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21
Bucklen,s Arnica Salue

The best salyein the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt RIleum, Fee
yer Sores, letter, Ciiapped Hands, Chill
bialns, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
qlred. 1t In guaranteed to give perfect
or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by F. E. Bal
lev.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21

IF TOUR RatK ACHES
Or you are all worn ont, really good for nothing
it is general aebiiity. Try
RRssB WV IRON BETTEES
It will cure you. and give good appetite Sold
by 81 dealers IN medicine.
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.he conditions arc such that regulation, Il

the conditions arc such that regulation. II
attempted, can neither secure adequate
benefit to the public nor be just to the
railroads themselves, unless 1t be uniform
over the whole country.
In view OF this fact, and OF the request
OF the railroad commissioners OF the coun-
try, as embodied in resolution adopted
Mt their recent convention, the Interstate
Commerce Commission desires to call out
"a full information and discussion as possi-
Die upon the question OF Federal regua-
ton Of safety appliances on railroads. The
following matters seem TO be OF especial
importance, but 1t is not intended TO re-
strict the discussion to thom:
/. The history in each State OF safety
appliance legislation. How far such leg
islation has been enforced. What have
been the means used to enforce 1t. What
obstacles have been met with. What the
general effect has been.
2. What Is the present condition regard
ing automatic couplors. What prospect
there Is OF n uniform and safe coupler com.
ing into use. What progress the standard
coupler adopted by the Master Car Build
crs' Association is making. and what is
the attitude Of railroads toward IL.
3. What progress there is in the use OF
train brakes on freight ears. Whether
such progress is satisfactory, viewed as
means OF greater safety TO trainmen. To
what extent freight trains are run without
the necessity OF brakemen trayersing the
tops OF cars.
1. What Is being done TO introduce
safer methods OF heating and lighting pas
senger cars.
8. What is the state OF affairs respecting
other safety devices.
@. Whether legislation looking TO Fed.
cral regulation OF these matters or any OF
| them il desirable aud what the reasons for
and against such regulations.
Z. What such Federal legislation, II
any be desirable should attemI TO accom-
plish in regard 10 couplcrs; in regard to
| train brakes in regard TO car heating and
| lighting; in regard TO other matters. What
its provisions should be upon each OF
these points.
8. II Federal legislation be expedcnt,
what special administrative agencies, II
any, should be provided 10 carry Il out
Whether Federal inspection should DO at
tempted and 10 what extent and how
Whether board should be created alteI
the analogy OF the steamboat inspection
service. II so, how such board should
be constituted in regard to tho number
and character OF its members; what il
powers and duties should be- wha. IL
connection with other branches Of admin
istration.
Tho commission believe that justice I,
railroad employees and TO all others con
ccrncd requires that this matter receive
thorough consideration, and trusts tina
you will be able to give 1t immediate anC
| cnroful attention
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Thc History OF the Past Teaches the
Iufufe.

tlcfc orr the rriurns ~ the glith Cfnnd Monthly
Drawing ui The Louisiana state Lottery, Witch uf.
rurrrd ut Sew orleans la, un Apul 90 1854
Ticket 30. 111fl dr The First Capital Prize ~
tllnun u WE Hn.d IN tWeut.ctha NJ ll each sent
b. ~. \. uauuhln, New uflu tns Ia. uuo tn ". J.
tiuckctt. calhoun, Nv one o. Manufacturers Nat
Hank ui nruuklyn CITY, \. " one 90 lmnk kuCU
land. Weston Mass one 90 J, u. hncrC1r Main aud
Olive ets, Mansfield. o. one 20 Wn. hgWunson,
Lexington A. g.. one 10 q. y. llNudmnn, tru.
idss unirr. e. II a q. o. u, Chicago, llli ono ~
Patrick Mcyuuu, iibi ~ 3D., buh.ln, y. v, one
tn totcr Webster, iiG Liberty e., cleveland. a..
one Ia W. s. IauurU Minneapolis, MINI. one 10
christian schmidt Ecibud H.. Quo 10 Rank ~
tunmrrcc. Nau Diego, cal one 90 ulmun q
iifuthrf 9Th hud Union tu, Allentown.
Ia. one tn inlrh a.. staples, South
ncni Ind: one To Merchants Sat Rank. oi
Matcr,illc Me- ono a. otto Nun Rosenberg
HnIlctsyiuc. lex, ono o. Nm. Africa, Altoona,
Ia, etc, rtr Ticket No WLHli ifCN the rcCOud
Capital rflfo oi t'utO0l also sold I've tWrut.vihs 90
si % each one pli o. Anglo Californian htnk, san
imncisgu. cal one 10 John kuss. i11 cambria 80,
ihi'a, Ia ono 10 German lauk 81 Memphis
TOM. ono ~ Is icny, NCu York tllli QUO 90
Harry i.cr. Washington. u. G. one ~ n. l. lay,
Nuncttef Mas one 90 d. y J. Nuus, inckfuu,
Miss. one 90 %. 10. Nlltunt Duck iill, MISS one
o. NJ A fagyU Columbus. ohio. uuc 10 Mnruua
lopez ~ hornarl Parish, IA one 10 4. A. Rippcy,
~ lann. Tex one to n T. Harris Mariana. Atk
etc. etc Ticket No. atGi dnw the 1hiri capital
rficr Ut tnvQ. nlfo sold in tNcnucths ~ q each
| The neat umni Extraordinary Drawing tnkc'
/ place Tuesday June 18th. isn. Al information
can he bad GA application made " ~ A. Dauphin
| New OfiCauH. Ia.
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The u.So.,or,cc,ea r,,n,ur..

BALfMoRr, Nd, May l7.-It Is stated
on authority Of the Baltimore &ohio Rail-
road Company. in order TO correct any
misapprohcusion which may exist as 10
the facts that In the yeaB 1883. 1884, 1885,
1885 aud 1887 the net earnings OF tho
company are shown by the figures q the
expert who examined the accounts 10
have been $500, 73l, aud that tho diyi-
dcnds declared Tor those years amounted
only TO Sd. 2U9, $50, leaving balance OF net
earnings during these years OF sl,Oil, 1g2.
which was not paid out In dividends, and
that It Is therefore plain that the diu.
dcnds paid In those years were nghuully
paid out OF net profits.
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sccn,lnuly Trn,iIcn,rl

with repeated aud powerful doses Of qninlnc
chllls and fever. In somo one OF H. various forms
springs Into active existence rgiiu, often without
the slightest apIeUnt proyooailpn. 10 O1tlnguish
the smouldefing cmbcu Of this obstinate aud 70
conditc malady no les than 10 subduc u whcu II
mgCs ncrccly In the system, hosirttcrs stomach
nittors u all sufficient When every resource Of
the pharmacoprla has been exhausted against u
Ia vain tie Blttcrs conquer twill remove ever
lingering vcs,i,c OF H. Nay, more. the Biticn will
protect those brought within the influence oi the
atmospheric poison that bCgcts mnlafial disease
irum is attacks Disorders Of the stomach, liver
aud bowels arc among the complaints 10 be appr
hcndcd irbm the usc of miasma.inlned Natct.
Thcsc nr both cursd aud prevented by the Bliicrs.
Rheumatism, constipation aud rvnal complaint.
| Weld Ia a. action
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UTICA.
Knowledro. and tho Laek OF n.

Knowledge. ana tho Lack OF IL.
Some people believe Il 10 DO an unpar'
donablc sin 90 cross the legs while DANG
ing, and they mover 10 H.
II YOU ac afflicted with warts on the
hands, rub thcm with the bones Of cat
and they will instantly disappear,
II the new moon lies ON iA back u Is n
sign OF rain. Possibly u would boz In pro.
ciscly the same condition year from the
same date. THE LACK Who knows
where these proverbs como lrom2 We do
not Who knows anything about their
TRUTH We 10 not. But lots Of people do,
or nj least think they do There isa wider
spread belief la some nonsonsical saying
or impossible statement Than tho sober
truth.
We need not talk nonsense. for the sober
nth IL that Z. ]. Graham, No $40 From
street, scln the best aud purcst lime In the
city, and also has u iull stock Of imported
Portland cement, fire brick aud clay sewer
PIPES, and like building material. CAL
telephone No. 5Ol. Prices 10 suit all.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19
lemon EIixir.

4 PLEASANT LEMON DRINK.
For bliousncss aud constipation take
Lcmo. Elixir
Fou' Indigestion and foul stomach take
Lemon Elixir
For sick aud nervous headaches take
Lemon Elixir.
For slccplcssncss aud nervousness take
Lemon Elixir
For loss Of appetite and debility take
Lemon Elixir.
For fcycrs chills and malaria take Lemon
Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail You IN any of
the above named diseases, all of which arise
from torpid or diseased liver stomach,
kidneys bowels or blood.
Prepared only by DIR. II. Motley Atlanta,
Ga.
Fifty cents and ono dollarpcr bottle. Sold
by druggists