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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26
The Alliance r,enaase ia birmingham.

ifum the Aru iiCuld
Tho Farmers Alliance EXCHANGE 4
coming TO Birmingham. birmingham,
was lhc best place and that settled ID. In
TACT there never could have been any
doubt about IL. The exchange will oprn
March !, with Dr. II. r. Bone. State bus.
nc,s agent and Mr. George .. Gather.
State secretary. In charge. Just where
the Office will be has not been settled.
Tho charter granted by the general assem-.
hly was approved hy the Governor ON
February q. Th0capiill stock Il sa5l.OlO
and the start Will be- made on slOl.ul1 TO
,c Increased next Nall. The dircinr. held
q meeting In Montgomery ON Tuesday To-
uX the location aud decided, after iuIl cnn-
sidcntiun. 10 open MaWh !. in Bfming.
ham. They say the headquarters are fixed
here temporarily, but of cuumc that means
permanently. Nj Gather WAS la Bifminr.
ham Yesterday, aud IN bis usual cnthusi.
uslic way. talked about 10 10 the To-. Hfr-
dd Tie plan Of the business lac avs
will be simply 10 place unlcu sent tn The
exchange. aud these orlcu will naturally
gn 10 the wholesale houses of this civ
though u local merchants can't or Won't do
- well ~ those elsewhere. the order. Mill
10 to thn lowest bidder The EXCHANGE
will hli oplrr fur every description ol
merchandise. As n pcphtsing AGENT io.
i.i.OuO farmers and with plenty ui cayi.
tal, the cxchaugc promises big thinga
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26
IuPROrLMENr pLSIRLcrS

Our Nashville special informs rs that
the Shelby delegation In the Legislature
have agreed to support the bill creating
improvement districts within the limits Of
the District, but that two Of them are
likely TO oppose the bill creating improve.
mont districts In the county. II these two
members will reflect for moment they
will see that the reasons Tor suppr,ing
the district Improvement bill applies
with equal force TO support Of the
county improvement bill. Shelby County
needs more good roads, aud Il Is only In
this way that they can be- had. Besides
the provisions Of the bill leave the iorma.
ton oi improvement districts optional
with the citizens There is nothing com.
pulsory In them until the property owners
give validity 10 the act by creating nm i'm.
ppycmcnt district and securing action by
the County Court. TnE Arrr,L, In the
name Of the people, asks that our rcprcscn.
mii,cs on this question present a united
'front.'
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Mrs. Jennie Ionshcc.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
NEWPORT, Ark, Feb. 25-Mrs. Jennie
Foushee, wife OF Frank Foushee, a well.to-
do farmer Of this county, died last night.
The deceased lady leaves little infant
seven days old. Today her funeral took
place and was attended boy very large
number Of relatives and friends.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

fluursrImNo Is the order oithc DAY In
the House, and between the Republicans
Who arc anxious TO keep FELTON, in his
scat until the session closes, aud the tariff
Wlorm Democrats who arc dead against
the consideration Of the Cowlcs bill, Ran.
dall Is destined TO an utter defeat In al
bis plans lie aud hs friends were In
high feather ON saturday, but los, night
they were droopy aud sick.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

TuE ArrrsL bcga To asurc Mr. Goodwin,
Senator Mcdowell aud Speaker Clapp that
the people are Ia favor u the issuance 81
school bonds 10 pay Tor the erection 1t
T, three of iourcommodious and VOL EQUIPPED
-choolhouscs that will anorl adequate uc.
commodauon and facilities Tor the chill.
drcn, cave the rrnt Of the tumble down
concerns they nov have 10 occupy AMI in.
crease the dignity aud efficiency Of our
public schoolsysicm. What Mrssn. Ram.
haut aud Camp said yesterday In consul.
tation with the shelby County delegation
presents tls case aud claims Of tho
schools iairly,and their words ought 10 have
aud TuE ArrE,L hopes will have the
elect OF uniting our representatives In "a.
yor Of the bill providing Tor the bonds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

TnE General Assembly Of Tennessee.
now In session, j. 10 be- commended Tor its
busincss.likc movement We have rarely
known q a Legislature which seemed 90
ihlicr away - little time. The commit.
tees work rapidly and there Is m indispo.
silion on the part Of the members TO air
their oloqucncc Or 10 indulge In delay.
Their legislation thus Ear has been marked
by a conservative spirit and their proceed.
ings by much good nature.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

Tina Hinohesier Home Journal suggests
that the Legislature pension the cripple
and INDECENT Confederate soldiers Of the
State instead Of lodging them In a soldiers
home that would be little better than n
almshousa There is a great deal to be
tald In favor Of this suggestion. Il hs
much 10 recommend Il. and Tnr ArrgAL
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jacob Jones.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 25.-Mr
Jacob Jones, one OF the best known aud
most highly respected citizens Of Hay
wood County, died today at the ripe age
OF scyenty.six years.
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nIr.. linr, A nr,,mnn-

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
JACKSON, Tenn, Feb. 2j-Mrs. Mary
A. Newman, one Of our oldest and most
highly respected Christian ladies, died at
her home In this city today.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

No ruuE Democrat In the House can
vote Tor the RaudalLCowlc. bin without
siulliiying himself, aud turning his back
on the one leading tenet Of his party
tarT reform.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

the bill, so that the voters may be enabled
to discuss 1t, and the Legislature take ac-
ton when It meets"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

OUR NEW YORK OFFICE
Eastern Office Of THE APPEAL No. " Tribune
Building New York. J. 4 Van Docn, Special
Eastern AGENT
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"lNooMAR," by Nathan d. Urncr, 10
cheap edition, for sale at Mansiord'A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-17

W. s. & I. co.
SEA11I.x DEC /. lssS.
WINTER SCHEDULE
HlIfLE-PoRf fsIIIsEIB loufR
CLARIFYING xHls q. 4 MAu-
NIkANkE ED1TE-LEAyES SEATTTI
- every tzy. excxps Ssrxrfxy ~ 1e0 y
r. arrives Is Pert Ta,wuxsn3 O. 4 N
kerxrusnx. leaves rurt Towuuensf a q
n arrives At se4szac ~ = p. m
sElrfLE-THlfcon aoufs.

Steamer Eliza An2euen leaves Sessxs<
sss = "a. sz1tays- Tum<iAys and Tnx1
Gays for Whssrcxn ana vpav r~srfx 1890
Ia coznsr and Fs5Alxos arrives e Whst.
exs1 q Z n, nsxz 9ay. Returning. leswcs
8aatsorx - p -. McsiAayxs weine~.s~s
and Fridays arriving 81 seattle IL a
nsxt day.
GEO. q JACOBS. secs~ssvy.
n. 3 JACKSON prexis.z-,s
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-fs5TseT extra C, g @exz sc. vhateextrx c,
lL-fssE6 u i6cs yellow, sEsz<e.
Iin-<sutef zn4 steady zsrx3rx, 81 So
Ear klrer. &c.
Petroleum. opened steady ~ SIZE. sn:
closed SIC
CHICAGO FR0EsrtE MARKET
cEEc4se. March a. wheat - Closed
s.sAdy; cash, szssc: April. SIC: MAG,
corn-sseady: cash, sssse. Mar. sssze;
oxts-Firn: cssh. &c: Msy, zssc.
E1xiey-Sothing doing
Fork-stezays May. sl9 III: July,
L&rt-s:eady: cash. sc; May. q s.
&S ~
CHzC4Go LIVE STOCK E2EEET.
CHICAGO. March 1s-Castis - Receipts.
lsze. quief and steady: bee<ex. x$4s s.:
steers sSG3 50: stacxers and feeders.
TeEa5 -.
Hors- Receipts. is.oa. s.easy. mixed,
g sse4 - heavy. - saes 70. light,
81 fxse5
sheep Receipts. aos: slow and steady;
NATIVES, Sze5: WESTERN coxn-fed. 81 Sod S.
LvgEPo0L GRAEE mAgxE7
LfyEsrcoI, March IS.--wheas quiet. hold
e- offer Tne1eraFesr
Corn easy demand fair: neg mixed
Western. y = "a per GENITAL.
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sHIPrISG NOTES.

The eillFsy oseen is said 70 be aas9ut TO
change hands
The ". X Aerwla came car OF che bone
/ ysrd yesterday.
Fishing vas excellent near coilnen'.
dock yesterday.
TIE Glory Of tke seas is in TO lead Goa
Tor san Francisco
TIE Success Is stu at Hatfelass whs-i
undergoing repairs.
Bsldlong expects TO sznneh his new
! iaanch wfshsn IS days
The 6. /. Mastlsk came In YESTERDAY and
docked At Goa1aan's wharf.
The Rufus T. Wood left fer san Francisco
yesterday with 20 tons OF coal
Tne Iskrne finished dischsrgiug and left
for Tacoma yesterday asferuoea.
The Hsssaic went over to the mud fss:
yesterday afternoon to undergo slight re
pairs.
she seattle, Lake shore & Eastern Rail.
road Go. i repairing its track IN the region
81 baxters warehouse.
Pear RLAKELEY, March te.-Arriyea-Bk
G. O. Nhismnre. safird-Sh Prussia
PgET zAbisoS. March is.-Sailed- Blk
Oakland
sAs FgAscfsco. March is.-Arrived Str
Ventura. Goes Fay: str Coinmbia. Port
land. gieared-Sfr Bertha. Kodiak: TX ].
A. Boriand. Thin Point Ssslest-ssr Tina
tilia. Victoria OUTSIDE, hoaud ln--San
Pedro.
PLyxorTH. March Ia saSled-y. II.
Hustled, EsquiEnals
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STEINER CLiRl BROWN

Y RAVES YEsLERs WHARF YoA "a
IL coma Olympia esG Bia skoakurn az :
= u. every Monday. "Wednesday and Fys-
daT.
Returning. leayex shelton, BIG Skoalsnr
g. q. IA. every Tuesday. Thursday are sst
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SEATTLE. March

SEATTLE. March IL.
sugar did rot change any to-day. Ths
market displays 70 certain tendency. bal
loesl dealers express the opinion TIM Il
wiz go up further.
Liberal consigBmsBts OF eggs have n.
lisyes the depressed condition OF trade.
taines remain practically UNCHANGED.
The Ssh market also showed sisns OF a
further improvement to-day, owing 20 Ia.
creased receipts Values are reeedlng.
The receEt rain caused a slight cessation
in the demand for lnmbe,
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE Re
EEIPiS --Haring the larf q hours the
merchandise and produce receipts AZ this
poft were as follows Puget sound shore
road, I05 tons, Columbia 4 Puget Sound
rxflroad. . tons seattle Lake shore &
EssteTa railway, so tons BY wsfer-Ed!fh,
) tons. scow Of brick. 80 tons; Moaataia-
eef, = t0si- Total receipts, a0s tons.
SHEFM TENTS. --During the last - hours
goods and merchandise were shipped from
sessfle 10 the surrounding country rs fol
lows. Puget Sound shore road. Al TONS
Columbia & Puget Sound rasiruad, tons:
Seattle. Lake shore 4 Essfe-D railway. 50
tons. By waser-Rnfus T. Wood 22sa
Bailey. 30 tons Fresno. Zoo tons: Fleet
woS<t. Sons; Nellie, II tons, Michigan, 5
tons Augusta. tons: Grace. 3 TENS Total
ship.seufs. tSf9sx tons
NATURE OF REcEIPTS-f car sarsa
wsfcas. ~ cases bsneinv, lis bexss scytheS.
5 crates bacon, ear fuFnissFe. b4ie-
feathers. boxes iinolenas. car bacon. -
Aesd cattle. car coke. % CASES eggs. ~
pkes groceries. 60 bids hosp poles. 3 eases
ciEhrs. -, pkgs groceries. boxes butter.
20 ato fcss lunher. 3 ears wtsosi. Gears brick.
80 bids pipe, % eases eookssd meats.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

& NS&4fSetfA WI
One Of The
KI4EGANT Al IRON STEAMSHIPS
OF this company wtli Amve Oreaa. pcck.
seattle. every ere Gays q 6 o'c3ocix n "a.
ifsssEassrx reccEsed On boar. q pm-
For Port Townsend, Victoria
AND SAN FRANCISCO.
cIsy Of Fneaas Mar. IL Mar. - .Aprsl IA
Nsilx MallA ---.-M Mar. - srr. s Arrsl Il
Iznsrziza .. NR- "a Arsr. Arrsf u
Returning, steamers leave san Frsrsr'i.rse
every Ere days sE soseicck q IA. a. pes
advertisements IN the s&s Frnncisu % >
erN
FOR ALASKA.
Steamers Leave Seattle for wrxuassa. In
mean. sstks ard other ALASKAN portx a
usescNk g. H.. as below.
A1con- Marie. ArFt Mar Is Jane Il
IaaAo~.----.--..Msrs -. Az as May -. lane "a
Geo w EsdeF- April q, Mar - jane q
oax e pan -.~-------ss.-.--. June ~ JAY :
The olynsassn viii ne. carry freight
POE FEgassr on rAsSksE array 10 rxE
COLUMBIA 3 PCGET soUxn r r. CO
W. n sPiiScgR. Agent
P1nwes sosnss snpk n. u.s & Ca seattle
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WEST SEATTLE: FERRY.

SIkAMEk CITY OF SEATTLE WILL
sstle. every two hours f.ah $50. 1870 q
m; 1870. 2 30. s.se \. M RETURNING, hsAyex
West seattle: 10. 10. IA q m. Z 4, e.Io
p m. Ms BATES. Massaiscr
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Smw lswg. Mgrch Is.--Darsng the shovs
ESlon to-day stocks we're sgatsz inactive.
but a better tone Prevailed tnEa yesteszis y
aud some ssocks cloSed higher. Rock ISL
aud, 81 Esssas. Atcatson sad Nasfh wssseza
made pr1msxeut advances, wnsse the re-
1nsla<ser "a toe fiSs moved ever . fractional
rauGe. Ffzal changes are sbo1t equally
divided between gains aud losses bat ere
fer fractteHSl amounts oaiy. except N
pasiman. which reese per ceDsS
tiessraseat bonds have h<ssz tlun sad
firm.
Tne hank hold s. ESQ go Ia excess OF slse
legal requirements
g@saASaK AND sErUEsyaxs
NEW Yceg NzFxh fa--Monay eu call essy
WITH no ehsnges. Prime naerszatiae pspsr,
alwfs:kk. saerEing exesaage aTsll and steady
sa~tsy bills. 81 50 demand 81 ~.
saSnN.
Is gceaposes i2si. as scs1Poas3 1877
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-17
THE REAL ESTATE RECORD.
Trsnsfers Durinx the week Aggre
gate 1851 .sss ss-The List
I'm Detail.

Trsasiers In real estate during she rear
ssora ysnnarT / 20 date. aggregate sss7sS. r
S1Ds-
The TRANSACTIONS during the week rsast.
xas,e not - high ~ the week h<s0rs.
uGnsssn big acreage. and Indicate fhxs
he confidence in slse ssrezssh OF the real
ezsste n.askee continues unshsksz- Trans
ssrs sarisg TIE past few dsys fell OF esn-
siSkssbIy, bat this Il nearly kluays tbs
esse aa1 cxunot be considered 40 sndieA-
Co. Of weakness. vslues sre high. and
.re moving higher. There h ever reason
= se.seye that the coming spriug aud sam,
ne, wiz be The iiTeitess in real ezsxse that
seattle has eser seen
transfers FOR the week were,
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All EildsdLall SeHpfr Sale.
Surveyed Land Scrip.

ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD CLAaxs.--lu &C.
% sxt 10 acre pieces. Ioeatsele Oh ans
lands snhseet 70 homestead and rre-ernp-
ton entry. Large supply on hand. DO de-
LAYS II aiiing ersjsts.
hare fzEl supply Of FRACTIONAL abb
TE0skL MoNKsrgaD cLAlss OF from three 20
- acres. which. by rulings Of the general
land once. are locxiahle on fractional sub
divisions Of double their area or less. the
direrenoe eeing paid for in cash a. Us
per acre.
PuKTExyTxLD WARRANTS - In slaere
rsecex- Act Of April II. iss. Iocxisble
on any unapprop.issed public lsnds- The
suprs ne court hes decided IN Wflsox ~
Jackson that the word u1sppsoprfsted s.
sprEfed 70 pEzS1ic lands means mot begklsy
disposed Of II win take lands Ia The
corporate limits Of town. ser secressy
RES decisions In Reed IS DgoF, and
Lewis e al Va seattle II sil take acea-
pied lands where there - no legal ella "a
see Bosxr1 vs- Bu-n- Il viii take with
drawn land whea the wtfhd-swaE d1es
noz Operate "a o disposal OF the land See
Last ezxe and case Of WA ?. Brown
Scrip Locatssle On unsz-vsysd Lands
szovx HkIsBkKKD scxIr. - In %. 90
and 10 scre pseess Act 81 JalT II. lisa
IaesfaAls on any ansarvsyst sands. not
lnlneral
yaLxrrrxx SraJr.--In sH~&rre pieces. Act
| Of April 5. III Iocataase ca sny unsp-
u~ozsr4ased and aaeceEpasd pszsEse lands,
/ net raanerAl. snrveyea or unsnrvs jed.
in 1arznng zsy Of the aeeTs scrip 10
seEtiezsns az residence - required. sa6
there IL 10 liHa4t 70 the qn&Rtz enc PER
sea !. AZ use TIE TfgHt attach At onee
an fhxsg the scrip. are transfers at ufae
Z for t0@n sites Cr Other purposes na4y -
zas@ without aay ssssy.
Eosd essiyies, ase&isoas. OF s4seessosss. VII
nss prevent sny Of these rights fEnm ~
sarAtNg.
w. G. HILL,
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MISSING S-scxS
SEw Weak. MRrvh To- Mining xnofz
Tons eacss<s; Amaicf s.. Rsiehss s. 10.
Easle 81 SS Calssac2tx klack Hills s..
Chailar s. 81. Crown Potnf 81 20 Consas-
isiStsA California & Virginia s. g., Com
usauwealfa s.. DeAskwo~sa 81 "a Eureka
Consesi3assSf s. Fl Crssse 81 -. tios9la T.
i,arry 81 "a. Hale 4 Nsrcvoss s. 70. Home.
staxs sse, Horn SILVER 81 o., iron Silver
s. =, Acxiraa s. a.. &ufusi 81 - ophts
s. IS. sierra Sxxskts S. Standard 81 -,
silver Nh0rsa 81 -. -2llixan 81 81. Talca
gozsasi lated s. sa. Iellow Jacket s. 81
SAN FRANCISCO RkyExw.
sAx FKaSCEscsA. Mk-eA lS.-wh boat
situation unenangeSss wheat s9it&hse fnz
exr&9s changes hsnsas la moderate way
al tsEge 81 81 S7as 70 81 a.
BaFiey- Boil; No. ! feed. Igssa~aes
UasS-MArAeE wei Supplied. 5sse Oregon
sFsIss,s t.egsay. ssan and easy eAssSes sssi.
81 %; Sa ]. 81 0sssl sss Il loset GRADES sls
/ 1zst
Aaps-So ehaz~e.
patssfaxS- FseEnamsa fair supplies large.
rsssgless. szsssSes RarAzEks. S<kaTSe: 6sEnei
CAiM, ssss5ee EaFif gaSs. sNsssSe-
haatTs--gRney. lses gssos 70 ehoase, J.
slTst
s1aTx iSss. fTss lse
Ne charters reported.
Xxx xaEA sERCR&NngSg sAREKT.
SE@ Vssax. March Is tiFssion.
steRss ~ sS, = - haEs. Msreh. sss KS
- ses safsa. SIS A 8 Mas. SIS sag =
S,ses Hta aarelg sse43yg fsts eas<snsss 1sS-
s4anRSs~- Smsa.nass Gsees. SIS e.
ieass--A sas8@ e@ss ~ zAs. fzsgsy 4Hi.ss
IamsSfsc- & 49,
SssSar ,@aw' arxa. fair rsEnang. sSH
ssaRe4 asFa, IA scfIre aeEa&ass {
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Wood choppers, 81. ~ per cord
Land clearers, s. - per day.
Farm hantis. s2S per month.
servant girls, 81 20 sss,
General employment ALWAYS ae hand
NO baekzeepers or Esstcrn eSeyse wxar
.ss1
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING

Ts-gAy's AsD To-xosRow's TEpEs-sT 81.
ArTLE
ulSE nATag. Los sArga
! riHn 3. FL In. p Fl aH, ne IT Tine n
-------- ----- - -
<ssise ssTlls 10 So sSsIIa5 2s
At PORT TogSsExn
su SO 4oe So gsa 50 ~ o. =
IA SIS 40 So ia.za 30lp a., 25
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- MARK

PEwp's NsIE- Texas. June %. 5sSs-The
Swift SreCslr Company, Atianta. GA-lien.
tssusea One OF any children was tro1hIe.
with rhsnInatlsm and oosis lnr about Two
esre, tyas without protlt, and began 20 despasr
81 caring her at All l was persuaded 20 try
your Swltt,s ssseitic after she bad used
and she is now q hale, hearty and healthy
girl twelve years Old. Another child has
istsf become sfssefSd IN tie Same way. and
ara uslsss, the - s s. and anticipate sro5at5.
and permanent care. y. c. NAsa1xEg.
EsrH HIM. No. Jaiy 3. ssSs-Tho swfss
Spcci1c Co. Atlanta. Ga--Genfleuen. Oar
lssiie girl whcn but three weeks old broke
Out With eczema We tried the preseripf50ES
fFous several good doctors, but without aey
special benefit We tries. s. s g. aad by the
tis1. one hsttie was gone her head began Is
Iseai. ana by the time she had tAkea ssx
bottles she was completely cursd- Now sl.s,
has a fail axsd heavy bead Of hatr-a robust
harry child. feel 10 bnt nay duty 60 maize
t@ss statezse1t- Respectfully, H !. Szioa---
CHATTANOOGA, TExx. June q. Isss-The
Sssif, speciile Co. Atlanta fsa--tsentleuea
Ia 1875 coBfraetei blood poison, and az efscts
s..sagni . ishyssesali, 30 trsaisd me for sev-
urshart sp-tngx Ky where his course of
trsafFsent was carefully Observed rs-cos-
sTed. as | tnonghf, bat The nsxt spring ps.n-
Les begaa - appear en- my face and BODY.
Iaesr gradually Increased 10 sares and rizss-
ming ulcers. Twas advised 20 try \. s. s., and
:'s ,nsa.a' . sss g sa1ia NM IL. Z,
afterwards, aad soon nothing remained u
tel Of my frouhse- Ny blood "a Row thor.
caghly eiesnsei. add my system free fran
tafnt- and owe my present cs1ndftAon--a
perfect eurn-fo your uiestixlne. IcheerfaIgy
give this state meal that others who haxe
SUFFERED Is have may reap the Same hene.zs.
HARDY u. Burr. - West Ninth 81.
HcxEs. la. Nay 3. lsss-The Swift spccsse
Co. Atlanta. Ga--Ssentiefaen About two
years ago my general health gave war en-
tireiy. 1 was sosdebiiitaist that I Alnot
despatfed OF ever feeling well again AL
that the physicians done fo- me hrpught Il,
permanent relief. Friends insisted that
shoGid give s. 8 s. a fair trial Aatkeuxs
ilsonsht u woaid be throwing away nofc-
After taking a thorough cCzrse my Nall
AID strength rpturnet. and mest say ff@t
d y alone cured me. as discarded all
others while using ~ AS tonic ra-s rrgxt
heartily recon1mead Il for geaeral debllltv.
u certainly Is spessac- W. y. Rairs&s, j. T.
HuxxR fA--I kntw Mr. W. r. Bridges aud
VIII say sAzf bis statement 10 correct
JoszfH SHKLrox, Drucgfs.
Treatise on Blood EDd skin Diseases rnasans
free. TEE SWIFT SrEcvzc Co, Drawer q
Atlanta Ga-
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aeine Mmsfteunua.

prdfbent S@rDber bon Der Nusfel
lungs eieli9aft bat alto entf9ieben,
boB in bieiem Sabre feline Wusteaung
abgebalten pirb.
gs eri9eint urs,. aIs Oh biele 0erfii,
gung cine febr CUTE unb niibli9e 1T,
oenn innerbalb Der fur3en 3eit bon
3tpei Wonaten ldBt fi9 cine 6air, bic
etipas Sebensmertbes. @ebiegenes unb
@robartiges bieten fol-, ni1t arrangi.
rem. Da3u geb6ren benn bod 8orbe=
reitungen bon Diel ldngerer Dauer, nit
Offer unb gnergie betrieben.
Gir Siefes Sabr III es abfotut au
ipdt, cine A~usfteluns ins Wert ;u
ieben. bic Der Gtabt, benz Wefen unb
ber Gair, @eielidaft our gbre gerei6en
tpiiroe. Wia man aber i'm nddfen
Sabre cine GusfeQung baben, 70 folte
nit Ben 8orbereitungen bnau minbes
items i&on i'm aprH aaen Grnfes Be.
gonaen tueroen.
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Ism. 9DHiua q subu.

unfere 0auptnabrune 1T uub bleibt
oas Gleii6, unb I'm iol6es frif@ urb
gut gu e%rlaneen, fam man unm6gli1
eineu 5uberldiigeren Marft finber, als
ben BON Wm. 00fting & Sobn, $50.
511 Nbe. s. Sic 6erren baben benz
@ef@mad ibrer 2unben Re@nung ges
traser unb in ibrem gtabliHement cine
falte 2uftmaf6ine erri9tet, wel6e anen
Nnforberungen fit grbaltung unb gnt=
fernung i@dbli6er Sngrebienaen beg
Gleii9es entipri6t. Sic baben befdns
6ig in ibren 8iebb6feu einen erpBer
8orratb bon Waftpieb, aus mel9em
nur bas Bette fit ibre &unoen getpdbIt
piro: Wer reef bebient fein MIL, bet
beiu1e BEN Marft, SO. 511
apenue 6. 1,10t1
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Wer batoie gnrfe erfuu

Wer bat bie Birte er un H.
benz Ser @rfinber bieits nusli1en
6ausgerdtbs 1T 2eo6Osar 8boma, elm
8ireersiobn bon Sobtnau i'm babii6en
Sdwar3malb. gr bate ipdter bic
W1ilcrei erlernt unb iann dig Miilers
buride auf Mittel. mie er ii6 bas GU
i%ammenfebren beg Meblfsubes erlei6.
tern tOnnte. 9a fam er auf ben @ebans
fen, elm Stif 6oIa au burdboren unb
in BEN 26@ern S9neinsborten nit
b6l3ernen Ndgeln gu beTe1igen. 9amit
bate er bic Barite erfunoen. SIN Sab.
re ITO fling Ct an, geDerbsmdBig Bars
item. gu petferiigen unb gu bsrfaufen;
bulo nabm Die gan3' Gamilie an BET
B~irftenorbeit She'll, uab es fonnten ei.
MICE 9auirer anseEt,nt nerben. gtuo
Dor bunbert Sabren ting tin aepiHer
Baltbaiar 8renber CT aug Der 6eritel.
lung Der 8ititenb6l3er eiaen eignen grs
i~uerbs3meig gu maGen. Das tuat Der
uaideinbare Gnfaug elmer Subu(trie,
bic III Sootnau uno aneereu Often am
Sababbange beg 6eibbersss ~befonbers
bellnii9 tuuroe uno i}bt etDa 1000 gir.
ifenma6ern, 100 8trlertigern bon Bir.
ftenb0l3ern unb IS 6aufirern Nabruug
gie5f. Sen Wertb oer giirifsnpaarer,
bic in isnen Gssenben idbrF9 sefertigt
toerSen, tGdst man auf II Miaionen
Marf.
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gnliforniasgNeine.

acknowledgement finben elm srobes gas
get bon ieincn California Weinen Bel
9errn s. 5. Meper ON Nlamo
Pla3a. !6err Meper iudt Bic Weine
an Drt uno STEELE aug ul.b fouft brett
aug benz Seller ter Weinaidter. gis
gutem &enner selingt es linn tets. Sic
beften Soften ausaumdbfem. ST foua
lel1e &uioen uno GamiIien nit einem
gntetl Sropfen berieben. &otbz unb
Weibpeine in bor3ueIi6er GuaIitdt
BON teBt ab $1.00 per Galone - rel
lns 9aus geliefert.