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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-05-25
What ON Earth

L. the reason people Will not, can
not, or do not see any difference in
cheap nos trums put up by Cheap
John houses or irresponsible parties
At enormous profits, rather than
take a medicine of world wide repu-
tation and one that is giving uni
versal satisfaction at equal price?
No medicine in the world is giving
such unparalleled satisfaction for
purifying the blood as BEGG>
BLOOD PURIFIER & BLOOD
MAKER, and every bottle that
does not do its work, will cost you
nothing. w. H. Chedic, Druggist.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-05-25

Group can always be prevented
by giving Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy as soon as the Child be-
comes hoarse. 1t is pleasant and
safe to take and perfectly reliable
Price. so cents per bottle. For sale
by G. c.. Thaxter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
WHY THEY ARE SCARCE.
REDU cED MAGNITUDE OF THE AN.
NUAL HEGIRA OF LABoRERs.
The Class Temporarily Independent OF
Planters Because of the Mild Winter
Hundreds Of Thrifty Families Needed
In the Valley.

There are but few laborers coming up
from below seeking passage to st. Louis
and Chicago.
Memphis formerly handled this class of
business almost exclusively for the South.
This year the railroads stole march on
the business and ticketed hundreds of
men through to destination from Vicks-
burg There are good many laborers
finding employment on the various lines
OF road in the South, which are and will
be under construction this summer. This
too, assists in reducing the magnitude of
the annual hegira. Hundreds of colored
families are needed by the planters of
Mississippi and Arkansas and inquiries
are coming in every day. 1t is said to be
more difficult TO secure this class OF labor
this year than ever before. In the past.
families that moved into the cities during
the winter would always return to the
farm in the spring This year the colored
people seem determined on remaining in
the city during the summer.
Labor agents heretofore experienced no
trouble in gathering up couple OF hum
dred families in the spring; this spring,
however, a complete canvass of this city
fails TO find any that are willing to leave
town and make crop. The only ayaila-
BILE 'help" this season is that which is
obtained from the Carolinas. Hundreds
OF farm labores pass over the various
roads every week from those States TO dis
perse in the States Of Alabama, Mississippi
and Arkansas
A gentleman well posted in the matter
explained the absence Of farm hands in
this city thus:
Last wiuter was unusually mild and
the colored laborer found employment
almost all the time Their pay is in ready
money, in town, and usually more liberal
than on the farm. They are in no need OF
work just now and their natural fondness
for town life induces them to remain.
They are temporarily Independent OF the
planter aud are thinking but little OF the
future. Next summer OH Sufficient
unto the day, etc There will be moth
ing much 10 do next summer and many
will regret not having provided themselves
with work while they could. The Caro-
lima negroes will monopolize tho farm
work and the native hands will have to 90
idle or take what pickings they may find
around town. The outlook Is not encour-
aging for the latter
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
Packed Themselves or For Canada.

sAuLT STE. MARIE, Mich, April A.
Deputy Sheriff Jones. OF Detour, arrived
in the city last night, stating positively
that Moiles Brothers, Of that place, who
are largely engaged in numbering in this
vicinity, have packed up their goods to
leave for Canada. Hard & Hornet, OF Buff
falo, had a mortgage Of sl5, 900 on the mill
Of the firm, and II was due In few DAYS.
Monday about 3 o'clock the tug Dooling.
towing two vessels from Saginaw, landed
at Deiour after rough trip Of tuesdays,
presumably for q cargo OF lumber. but at
night 100 men concealed In the boats came
ashore and began removing all the ma
chinery Of their mill land movable property
on board. At noon today all wa loaded
except the boiler, and the wOrkmen began
tearing down the mill The Sheriff re-
ceivcd a notice to stop the operations at
any cost, but no authority was sent. Tho
telephone and telegraph wires are cut In
three places and there IA no communion
ton with Dctour All will be- loaded by
midnight and the tug aud vessels will be
on their way 20 Spanish River. Canada,
where the firm has lately purchased a site
Georgian Bay is pretty free Of ice, and TO
reach Canadian waters Is easy. The firm
failed some ycars ago and Is not indebted
10 anyone here.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
Charged Win Co..p,rar,.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, April A dispatch
from Fort Dodge, Ia, says Warrants
were issued yesterday for Samuel IIeiifner
president Of the Settlers Union, and a
number Of other settlers. all charged with
conspiracy, crime punishable by impris-
onment in the penitentiary. More war.
rants, probably thirty. will be Issued to.
day and arrests will be commenced. The
United States Manhal's posse were foiled
yesterday and did not make single
eviction. They returned 10 Webster City
late In the evening. The greatest excite.
ment prevails here over the issuing Of war.
rants for conspiracy. The accused are
most respected citizens, including some
ox.county office holders.
Another day will, in all probability. def.
initoly settle whether or not the settlers
can rcposscss themselves OF their lands and
whether or not the much feared resistance
10 the officers in the execution VI the Law
will be made by the settlers, who arc open
and bold in their threats
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05

sl5, with privilege Of extinguishing six
nights in the month on either basis. 1t
was adopted.
In accordance with resolution by Mr..
kandie, a stone crossing will be laid across
Second street, at south side Of Washing
ton, also across south side Of Adams and
Second street.
q. q. Currier, for the Brinkley heirs.
had In paper inquiring about the OPEN
ing OF Washington street, from Orleans to
Manassas, Laid over to next meeting.
PRESIDENT Hidden stated he was trading
oil all the old mules owned by the city to
the best advantage. He also raised the
question of more carts for removal OF gar
bage, whereupon the Council ordered the
city thoroughly cleaned as speedily as pos
sible, which means more carts.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
THE FRUIT SEASON.
Soon Will Begin Fast Railroad Trains
From New Crleans.

Soon Will Begin Fast Railroad Trains
From New Orleans.
'Ths is the fruit season--the beginning
OF it, | mean"-said an old railroad man to
an APPEAL reporter. 'From this on you
will see fast trips made from New Orleans
to Kansas City, Fort Scott and cities in
that direction. The fruit train is king OF
the road. 1t is perishable freight and
must make the run in a certain time. II
has right Of way over everything, and |
have seen passenger and express trains
laid of fifty minutes and two hours wait
ing for the fruit train. 1t is wonderful the
amount of fruit that is shipped out of New
Orleans. When | was on the Louisville,
New Orleans x Texas | often made spe.
cial trip with a solid train OF fruit. From
five TO fifteen cars are quite an ordinary
sight. | have known a train OF thirty
eight cars to 20 over the road, all loaded
with fruit. pineapples, bananas, etc. In
winter time the thing is quite reversed.
Then IL is that solid trains come bowling
along from the Pacific Coast loaded with
California canned goods and grapes.
Twenty years ago thing OF this kind was
unheard OF, but We are getting closer to-
gether now and can exchange our COM
modities the year round"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
Impor,an, TO Hoard orTradc Wen.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 4. A decision
which is Of great importance TO Board Of
Trade men who claim that their books Of
account are privileged from inspection
was delivered by the Appellate Court yes.
terday in the case Of Charles w. Rigdon
against John w. Conley. The suit OF
Rigdon was 10 recover losses on the Board
OF Trade, and his attorney, Thomas J.
Sutherland, moved the court before the
trial OF the case for an inspection OF the
books OF account Of Rumsey q Co., which
were In the possession OF Conley. Mr..
Sutherland also moved for the production
OF the books at the trial. and both motions
were denied by the court below and
Rigdon was beaton. Mr.. Sutherland
then prosecuted an appeal 10 test the
question whether or not a Board OF Trade
firm had the power to refuse an inspoc-
ton of its books. Judge Moran reverses
the finding Of the lower court and says
the motion should have been granted.
''The old idea," says the Court" that
entries in party's books are secret and
are 10 be sacrcdly guarded from the ex-
animation Of his opponent in a law suit
is fast passing away. Abuse OF the right
OF inspection may be prevented by the
terms Of the order 10 produce, and the
Court may exercise a discretion TO prevent
annoyance or indulgence Of an impcrtinent
inspection as TO matters not relating 10 the
inquiry"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
ENTERTAINMENT ToNldHr.

Boys OF Fort Pickering Night School
Ready for Their Friends.
The boys Of the Night School at the
Rowan Baptist Church, in Fort Pickering,
will present to the public this evening a
program that will be very interesting It
is earnestly wished that a large crowd will
greet them, rs they have taken great pains
in preparing for the occasion. The pro-
gram will consist Of the Fly and Harvest
drills. There will also be other parts,
which will be very pleasing, for the little
Misses have very kindly offered TO assist
the boys, for without the girls and their
bright smiles We fear il would not be sue
cess, for they carry Joy aud gladness
wherever they 90.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05

named as Trustees, We Will on
Thursday. the 18th nay OF April, 1859.
between the hours OF ~ and nm, soll NJ pub.
lie outrfy, ON the southwest corner ui Madison aud
Main sircv's, ~ the tlw oi Memphis, Tenn, for
cnsh IA the highest aud bost bidder the following
described property situated iu the rounty of lake
aud State ~ Icuncassc. described Ia fnld decd ul
trust IN words aud ururT - follows, towit; knfy
No. Li6i, Tor nv acres made IN name al Charles T.
Love and frudcn llnfsutt lying on the banks ~
the Mlsls lppi river, iu the sixth civil District
9TH s,ctlon,l't district i.ih surveyors nngr, lake
county, Tennessee. aud 4 TIE innd now occupied
hy .. q Powell and also four small az ncfr en-.
trcs, mld0 Ia the nniuu ~ Charles ! Love ard
William jone.. and IN The Aforesaid county and
mngc section. district AMI State. aud two % the
above mentioned tracts lio Immediately west of
Robert Nulla 2,'11 acre ttncis "a bglug cuiry 49,
near southwest corner oi siid cnty o. the other
two De Immediately south ~ sid soil entry, made
10 The name Of W. n Jones. aud wcrc conveyed 90
| the estate ~ Love against W. ~ juncs. 18Th dc
lflct, whereas snu,l 0 Love % executor, q. !.
| Love ". ". o. Iunc aud J a. Mciemufc. Aud
also parcel ~ land lying ard hU ug in T. kc cuuus
w. T,uucsoc, siath civil District, nth - lion. "a
surveyors range and embraced in cntfl No. al
bearing date December ~ iEfi made 90 The name
Of David Huss. conveyed ty Hoes % ". a. Jones
aud luo Aclcnon. aud conveyed BY decree II
thanccy Court, in The $50 district ~ the casg ~
fnl r. Love. executor ~ thas !. love. ". Nc
lemon q iuurs, moro particularly described as
iulluWa Wa beginning ~ o. lnuu ri Elm the. and
standing IN The west boundary line ~ yniy si.
meade 10 the name ~ liuHu soil iut $50 sore.
aid rcl elm tire IA the southeast rufnpr Of entry
No I .i5n made IN the name ~ charles d Love i1f
- ncre and was conveyed ny ihe hcir ~ Love
% II. Duke, also tlld rcd clu J. ilC northeast cor
uur ~ David Ross Urtr. Au. Oh thence sid
land runs west i1 poles Will ihu s0uih boundary
line n aid 1--we cniiy iiln. pls ng be .uuthwcsi
corner - poles 10 Stale. aud ln J. q. nabcn's
sDuth boundary limo Of his entry no iof 80
nrrrs. sald stake holnr love d llirgctrH northeast
corner q thc.r entry No. n i1r - ncrys thence
south about ~ poles Will thu r.ft boundary line
Of said Love a llaWcttH entry i,lli o. stake
standing IN the old WOOD rull With large cuttof.
wood AMI sycamuru pointers th,uco east ID poles
"a n stake standing Ia Robert Nulla west boundary
line NJ bis rniry Ma ba iuf 4all acres thence
north 30 poles 90 the beginning 20 a. 10 Include
about 81 acres
Also uruo head Of mulCs described a. one
mouse cul0fud mare mule. nHmcd Lullc, ono
black mhfp mule. named N0fki aud one black
hursc mule. named Pete.
Equity Of redemption. dover and homestead
waived Title believed ~ 2, gl0l but We sell as
Trustees only. A. y. NlENlL
VA kKOJsE, Trustees.
Perkins 4 Percy. soliciign.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05

IHV VuHpHVusehsrs Drought ON by
intense study, thought, care, anxiety, etc.
are often OF the most serious nature. Heed
such symptoms as loss OF memory, universal
lassitudc, heart disease, kidney complaints.
liver troubles aud general breaking down
II health aud strength. When thus afflicted,
when the least cXertion causes great fatigue
when life seems burden. use the reliable
strengthening tonic, Browns Iron Bitters.
IL viii afford you sure relief
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05

TnE new style OF carrying wrapping
papers In rolls. on paper holder and cut
Ter, IL growing In popularity on account Of
economy la paper M we'll M convenience.
The Tennessee Paper Company sells tho
Perfection Roll Paper Cutters and all kinds
OF paper 20 be used with them. Call and
examine nj 3l3 Second street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
The mississippi Valley Annette Associa.
Practice game Of Base Ball on Saturday
evening next, April O, atldlewild Grounds,
between following nIncE

Messn. Denton and Sicrne vii Capinin
the min cs.
The gentlemen named will please report,
N fuH Dii Orpi, at the usual time and place.
These whose uniforms are no. complete
can supply the missing links by applying
20 the undersigned.
All friends Of the Association arc most
cordially invited TO witness the perform
ancc.
d. NJ. GooDwYS, Manager.
Memphis, April 4, 1859.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
The slomneh pIslIl, Arld..

Thcsc, u existent IN a natural quantity. and un.
v,iaied By bile, play their par In the functions Of
digestion aud assimilation. But the artificial acid
vert food received by Il into susiouaoc l. The pro.
duccr Of hatulcnoe and heartburn. which are the
mos, harrasslng symptoms Of dyspepsia Tho best
oaminative l. lIosieticrs Stomach nition Far
mow effective is Il than carbonate Of soda. mAgne.
ola OF other alkaline salis These invariably weaken
the stomach without producing permanent benefit
No man or woman chemically dyapcptlo and con.
tequonty nervous, can BE- In possession Of the fun
measure Of yigor allowed BY nature. Therefore,
nygoraie and regulate the system. and BY 20 doing
project u from malaria, rheumatism and other
serious maladiCs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
Homes for Sale
Monthly Payments.
WE HAVE
30 lots on Robson avenue, north
west of Elmwood,

west OF Elmwood,
200 lots on Mississippi avonue, be-
yond the Curve.
iolots on Main street, near Ray
burn avenue,
Any of which we will sell on
Monthly Payments of from sio 10
Gao. When IA lot has boon paid for
In full. II the purchaser 10 dosiros
we viii build for him n homo on
said lot. resolving Monthly Pay
ment In settlement for the Same.
This plan OF getting n home is
botter than by building associa-
lions or any othor plan. You have
60 take no stock; You have no cor
p5ration 20 deal with; You got title
TO lot ut once. and can soil at any
time, subject 10 amount OF pur-
chase money unpaid.
We have sold over 800 homes on
monthly payments. Apply to
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
FuRNirUaE.

Special Sale OF Fine Bedroom Suits
and sideboarda.
Country merchants will find II 10 their
interest 20 examine our stock, which was
especially selected. The most complete
facilities for repairing storing, packngand
shipping household goods
GiBsoS fuRSirum CoNrANY.
Recently Gibson, Wright & Co.,
(Mr. 4. A. Wright having withdrawn. }
3jS Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05

0rTfcEs furnished with towel raok, comb,
brush and clean towel every morning for
- cents per week, by Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament 70 any Office.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05

wRirISo paper Of all grades from the
finest 20 the plainest, wrapping paper
every quality, paper bags all kinds, hemp,
jute. flax and cotton twines Prices 10
suit all. Tennessee Paper Company. 3i3
Second street
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sub.crIbe Cor Inc MccLI, Amman

Subscribe for The Weekly Appeal
And participate In the great distribution Of
gifts May |, 1882
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send for sample copies and agents
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05

Carry a plug Of Tinslcy's "Spur" tobacco
In your pocket all the time. It's a sure
protection from him.
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Chancery Sale
Oh
REAL ESTATE.

No Gt1l Rim the Chhnccfy Court of shelby
county Mary flnhrfiy Il nl ". Edward hip
w 81 a. No 6isi-idward shiplcy u A. Va
MARY fnhcfiy - A.
ny virtue NJ au iutcfoCuiory dccrcc for sile en-
tcnd n The above causes on the i0th day of NOYcin-
brf ishh ~ a ~. page Alt will sc ~ public nuc.
tinn. " the highest bidder IN front II tho clerk
aud Master nnluc. NJ tho Main stnart enhance "a
The CuuHh0usc ~ shelby county, Mcmphia icu-
nCsscc. on
saturday. goth Day OF April. 1850,
within legal hour. tho following described prop
Ofiy. situated a. shelby county, Tenn, tnNit
lut iuutiug twenty one llll tCUi on the snuth
aide ni Market street and running back With like
width HgYruiy tour tN leVt thfuo CD Inches hcinf
part oi lot one hundrud and forty two utll ~ laid
down on the map oi Mgmphla
Terms uf .nlc@Oncthiri 20 cash, balance on
credit IL nine aud eighteen months. note with %
Curty fuuuifui. lien retained. redemption bafryi.
This lpth day II Marh is,l.
n "a MCitENRY. Clerk and Master
VIM. A. Randolph and 4. a q Lehman, sOlic-
itoul
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
BARTON @ LAMB.
10 MADISON ST., Memphis. Tenn.
Trnstea's Snle.

In pursuance Of the pnwcrl vested in ~ by n Ger
tain deed uf trust made ~ Z e. Powell and J. ~.
Powell. dated juno o lt,, nud nrrnnlcd IN took
No Z " trust Deeds on pages MN, IN the cuun
" Of lake. slate uf Tennessee, wherein We arr
named ~ Trustee. sc WILL on
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05

lawn Sprinklem.
lawn vases.
j. A. BAILEY & CO.,
800 Second. corner Union.
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
REGULAR GATHERING OF soLoNS
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
Department Reports and a Whole Raft
Of Miscellaneous Matters Before the
Body for Disposition.

The regular monthly meeting of the Leg
islative Council was held yesterday after
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-12

Guided i0l head for shipment tOGlasgOw per the
steamer ManitOban leaving 200 head for the
market, or 225 head in excess Of last week; the
arrivals were Of an inferlfr quality, no really
extra stock being among them. TIE demand
was only moderate, and prices declined 10 10 l5c
per hundred: extra a. &c; good 43saiis C; me
dunn 4a414c; common 3a354c; Texans, 3a33z &C.
and fat cows az 2ha3c.
SHEEP-Were in good demand and hrn.
Extra, 5l4a51sc; good, 415si54c; medium, 4Ei1 &C.
common, 3%a3Ac; culls, 214s8l4c.
Lambs-Were in good demand and prices re-
NAMED firm. Extra a. 619s7c, good at 5t4a64c
medium al 5a5Hc, common at ia454c.
H0gs-Were IN fair demaud for all grades but
extra heavy Western, which were drug in the
market. Good light western at 6i5s65Ec heavy
western, 6l2a61sc, extra heavy western J4aGc.
Fat COWS were dull and weak al y fa3c.
slippery Cows were inactive at Sli 00a20 O..
Bologna Cows were In fair request al s GOA
les CO.
Mich Cows were in poor demand at s25 GOA
50 90.
Mich Calves were in fair demand at 4a6c.
Dressed Beeyes were fairly active at 5a7c for
natives and 415aGc for Texans.
CHICAGO. September II. Cattle, receipts. 500
head; shipments 500 head: market slow and
shade lower; beeyeS 81 40a4 co. steers 81 90a4 80;
stockers and feeders 81 O0aS Is; western rangers
81 30a2 40.
Hoes-Reeeipts 1000 head: shipments ECO
head; market weak and lower mixed So s0ai s.:
heavysS Coal TO- light So 9jai 20; stockers s. 5Oa
80.
Sheep-Receipts 900 head; shipments 1000
head; market steady to strong; natives s. 50ai co.
western S. 40a4 So exams IS S,a4 10.
EAST LIBERTY, September ll.-Cattle- Receipts
1850 head: shipments 20 head: market fair;
prime 81 55a4 40 fair 70 good IS coal 10; common
t3 40a3 60.
Hogs--Reeeipts loo head; shipments l 800
head; market slow; light Workers 81 40a4 so:
medium and light PhiladelphiEs 81 30a4 40:
grassers 81 sal 3d. heavy hogs 81 coal 20.
Sheep--Receipts 2OOl head: shipments /. 400
head market fair; prime 81 5Oa4 IS; fair to good
81 00a4 p; common 81 50a3 80; lambs 81 00a6 IS.
CINCINNATI, September 1l'-Hogs, easier;
common and light So 2ja3 so: packing aud butch
ems 81 0Oa6 25 receipts, $500 head shipments,
$50 head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-12
WEAKNESS OF BODY AND BRAIN
symptoms which ImperatIviy Cali For
Rest not Fer st'mulsntg.


A trsmp kuows what e "a 90 be lez
vssrv a farm laborer to be body weary,
literary man 10 be braiu-wsary and SOL
rowing naatobe brain-weary. Ttesick are
often weary. even Of life Itself WEAKNESS
is generally physiological "ebb-tids, "
which time and patience will convert into
a "a1o.n Itisnevsr well to whip or spar
a vermont horse except in the d.rest
s.rHs. Ifhe menda his pace in obedience
to stimulaats, every step is a drop drawn
from bis li.e.hlood. Idlensss is notOue OF the
aults of the pr, sent sge; WEAKNESS is one
Gifts csmuc,st c1psrisnces. The checks
chat many man draws on his physiologi-
cslrssourcss are inuumelable; aud. as thee
resources are strictly United, like any 9th
or ordinary banking account it is very
easy 10 bring abolts balance on the RToug
side Adequate rest is ono kind of repay
ment TO the bank, sound sleep is another,
regular eating sad good digestion anoih'
er
one days holiday in the week snd ore
o. two months 10 the year for those Who
wo. X exceptionally hard usually bring the
credit balsuca % g highly favorable condi-
too aul thus 1itn care and management
physiological solvcncy is secured and
maintained. Bu. physiological fortune
+ Isl as good q thing, or even better thing,
than O money fortune. Stored resources,
we'll invested. keep the mind easy and the
body youthful IT, however, usu have
not lbt-s but only enough strength 70 %
On steadily from Gay TO day, be should
watch carefully against excessive wear
ness. "A feeling of prostitution is the dark
thunder cloud that p0rtends change IN
the atmosphere. Health, Ike weather,
may "treak. 90 and oace 10 is broken no
body knows VIXEN the barometer will mark
'se, ar' again. WEAKNESS, coming on
in the ordinary course If work Tltnou.
any special and temporary cause, is Ma
lures demand Tor an immediate holiday.
The horse is tired re does not want The
whip. buto months iuu IN quiet end
abundant pasture. Az -Ctbirg 20 Tie
gci} cen prcp-.iy safety hunger eXcelt
food so 10 drug or stimuiaut OF any kind
except rest csn restore The weary to energy
aud health The doctors tonic is q very
coed thi0g ir Its way, but il viii no more
act Gs s. ub-tiiuts for rest than glow
worm's light will serve the same PurpOaC
IA the moon.