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By vote of Al to 20 the House Of Rep.
resentatives OF Rhode Island has ordered
the submission to the people for their ex-
preston at the polls OF the question Of re-
pealing represent prohibitory liquor law.
1t has proven a failure in all the cities aud
large towns of the State and it is believed
that II the Senate concurs and a vote il
taken the law will be voted out OF existence
by popular majority.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-15

BESIDES his libel action pending in the
Irish courts asking for damages OF ESQ, 900,
Mr.. Parncll has brought an action in
London against The Times for 100000,
and Mr.. Campbell, his secretary, another
for $4,000. These are against the proprietor
and printer of Tue Times, who, not having
given evidence before the Commission, are
not included in the indemnity by the
Special Commission Act.
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nn.lcnlr nnll IlccIlnIInn..

The Chickasaw Guards gave nm enter.
tainmcn, at their Armory las, night which
was largely attended by the prominent Ia.
dies and gentlemen OF the city by special
invitation. The program was ~ follows
The olcninr numbrr, piano duet, "Mid.
summer Nirht'a Dwam. WIS most Meas.
inrl, rendered 10y Misses Nellie and llerha
Willrii. which Mas followed by the "An.
rrl's I,tcnadc," with duic obliga,o by
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the Tories, who are now indelibly dis
graced by thor participation in the libel
lous persecution OF Mr.. Parnell. The Tories
carried this district two years ago by a ma
jority Of only APO, and II is said that II they
lose it by 80 much 1t will be accepted rs
the precursor Of their final defeat And
so it is to be hoped 1t may prove to be.
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A desperate riEhl ia Arkansas.

Linus Rock, ARR, March 1.-The Co
ans Clarksyille, Ark. special says J. r.
Underwood, a prominent planter, was g.
saultod today by John willciord, a tenant.
who cred two loads from a shotgun at hid
and then used his gun a. a club, but Un-
dcrwood finally succeeded In gettingto his
man aud then cut his throat from ear "a
ear. undcrwood's left shoulder was shot
Oh. lie gave himself up.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-15

MH. HrSnY GroRor has been received
In England with something like a popular
ovation. and the Liberals count upon his
effective aid as speaker. Tic london
Aar, the Irish homo-rulc organ, announces
his lecture campaign % that Of "iho great
apostle Of the single-iax land nationalist.
tion," and says that "a large preliminary
meeting Of sympalhizeu will BE- held ut
the Westminster Palace Hotel, nj O'Clock
pm, ON the 10Th Instant" Mr.. George
opened tho campaign In London at The
Cambcrwoll Green Chapel yesterday, and
this is 10 be followed by largc meet.
ines ut Dcrmondscy and woolwieh for
tho middle Of the month, but Mr. George
is Juc At Bristol on the 18th, aud will then
speak In several towns Of South Wales.
Westminster Chapel claims him Tor April
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-15

CLARKsoS, OF Iowa, has been persuaded
to accept the position of First Assistant
Postmaster General. He gives ii out that
he does SO in the interest OF his party.
Now, II Mr.. Plat will consent to be
private secretary to Mr.. Tracey, and Mr..
Miller will kindly show his loyalty to the
party by becoming ianilor in Mr. Rusk's
building, all will be well.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-15

TnE people Of Mississippi are still trot.
ting out candidates for Governor. Among
the latest are Or. II. II. Gordon, Of Yala-
busha County; Judge J. A. Green, Of AL
corn, and Judge William Rodgers, Of Ok
tibbeha-
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The scotch-lrish Congress, 1t is pleasant
to know, is likely TO prove a marked
success. The people Of Columbia are
greatly interested in II, and are making
arrangements for 1t on a large and very
hospitablo scale.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Ihcaier.

sherwcll's melodrama, shadows Of a
Great City," was given at the matinee yes
terday afternoon and again last night, but
not before large audiences The company
left at the close OF the performance Tor
Pine BluT, Ark, where they will appear
tonight
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VIZ trust there Is a good strong ma.
jority In the Legislature to vote down the
uniform textbook job-for 1t is nothing
more nor less than job. Mono Of the
school officers Of the State Is asking for II.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-15

LiyERrooL, March IS. The weekly coito1
statistics are NJ follows Total sales 4
the week, 1900 bales; American, $500
bales. Trade takings. including forwadj
from ships side, 20, 900 bales. Actual ed
port. 1900 bales. Total import, 5000
bales. American, 10000 bales. Told
stock, 10000 bales; American, 5s5, 00C
bales. Total ailoat, 81, 900 bales; Amei'
can, -, 600 bales.
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CHICAGO, H., March ii.-Thc stoci;-
holders Of the Illinois Central Railroad
Company rcconycncd this morning and
elected Mr.. y. NJ. bacpun. OF New York.
10 OIL the yacany w d. iaari oi Dluct-
ors caused 10y tlc r,.irnatinh II levi T..
Morton, Nicc-Prc.ideHl VI lie United
States.
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Mn. FRouDE, the historian, has written
q novel that is TO be published in the
spring, the scene Of which is laid in Iro-
land in 1893 A rather singular and curl
Gus thing about this last labor OF the hith-
erto unreliable historian where the Irish
people are concerned, is that while the
opening portraits are Unionist in tone, the
later chapters show change Of feeling un-
Ill the end is reached, which is all that an
ardent Home Ruler could desire. In short,
the novel is a map OF Mr.. Froude's mind
during the progress Of the Parnell inquiry,
which has made him n convert to home
rule. Mr.. Froudo twice before tempted
the public with fiction when in early life
ho published "The Shadow OF the
Clouds" and "The Nemesis Of Faith" 1t
will be in order for some Of our American
publishers to reproduce these novels,
which Mr.. Froude has tried very hard 10
suppress.
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IT Is given out in Washington that no
Tennesseean can get anything who is
backed by the men whom Mr.. Houk has
declared TO DO "thieycs and robbers"
This will cause revision Of rccommenda-
tons. a
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The Appeal Popular ,n Arlan.a.

To the Editor of the Appeal
We like your paper, and especially your
manly defense OF Arkansas aud her people
against the assaults Of the Globe Dcmocraf
and Powell Clayton outfit may send you
some more subscribers. A. V. RiETF.
waycland. Yell County. Ark. March 10
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rnE value 81 good macadaniled roads
is well certified to by The huais-Hs Me-.
curry, which says tha, the lands In Mali.
son County which have the benefit Of
the turnpike scll readily ior $50 aud 500
an acre, while that which has no such
advantages sells Tor only from so to 80
nm nom.
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AnY-KlrcuoSi in Remington. one Of the
LONDON districts. to bo ho.d lolty B, ca.
peeled to help toward the final decision of
the English public as bc,wccn ,ho liberty
loving and home rule Euglish people and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-15

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March II, 1889, II pm
The following information has been received
from the Chief signal oniceE
'observcr, Memphis Tenn.
"IIoist cold wave signal. Temperature VIII fall
20 about lOo by s O'Clock am, March To-"
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The operatta represents n rehearsal by
school girls Of the fairy tale Cinderella,
and sparkles with bright melodies. The
libretto abounds in atrocious puns. but
there is thread OF comic incident running
through the scene which keeps the audi
ence In good humor 10 the close. The
singing parts were assigned 10 Misses
Carye Block, Sallie Goldsiein, Mollie
Sternberg, Amelia Leon, Bertha
Hess and Florence Fuld. The last
named young lady suffered from
a severe cold, which marrcd her
singing, but In other respects made a very
satisfactory fairy gndmother. A quarrel
ing duet between Misses Mollie Sternborg
and Amelia Leon, the spteiul sisters, was
done with 20 much spirit and naturalncss
as TO earn n rousng encore. Miss Bertha
Raialski played the schoOl-mistIess with
fine dignity, and sang her solos well.
Miss Jennie Sonfeld, the school glut-
ton, kept the house in roar with
her comicalities. Miss Stella Levy, the
hysterical novel reader who conyuscs the
school with the thrilling situation OF the
last serial story she Is reading, brought
down the house every time she came 10
the front. Miss Leila Levy made the best
OF the most unsatisfactory part in the play,
Miss Prudence Pinchbeck. Miss Beckie
Benin proved herself born actress by
her tho good use she made OF
a very clover piece Of by.play introduced
in the triple dance executed by beneli,
Miss Hess and Miss Goldstein. Miss
Birdie Besthon made dashing looking
prince and acquitted herself splcndidly.
Miss Birdie He's has comic talent Of high
order, and promises 10 make one OF the
most charming soubrelies on the Amcri-
can stage. She Is thoroughly at home on
the stage and Il is an unalloyed pleasure
10 witness her acting.
Miss Caryc Block played Cinderella,
and played Il well, but her singing Of
''Dansc Espagnole" was beyond all com
parison the best thing she has
yet done in public. Miss Blocks
voice loses mono Of It's freshness
as Il advances In cultivation. aud
seems 10 improve with every trial. She
was enthusiastically cncored In all her
solos. aud scored magnificent succcss.
The orchesiFation OF tho DRESS Rchcar-
SAL Ia very beautiful, and Arnold's or
chesiIa. under Prof. Jcvy's leadership,
rendered Il In splendid style.
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THE friends Of the Taxing District Gov.
eminent do not want passed the bill intro.
duccd by Mr.. Reukert In the Legislature
creating the Office Of police Judge.
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The Dress Rehearsal at the Y. N. II. A.
Hall.


Mrs. Margaret Wiltshire, stage manager,
and Musical Director Emile Levyachieved
signal triumph last night at the hall OF
the Young Mems Hebrew Association in
conducting without flaw to a success ful
climax one OF the smoothest amateur per-
formances ever given in this city. 1t is
matter OF congratulation that there is so
much promising, undeveloped talent in
Memphis as was exhibited last night in
the performance OF the pleasing and
sprightly operetta, "a Dress Re-
hearsal," and it is equally a fortunate
circumstance that in the persons OF
Prof. Levy and Mrs. Wiltshire, Memphis
has combination OF instructors
skilled in their respective professions OF
music and elocution and well qualified to
teach the young idea how to act. The
word amateur in stage matters has long
been synonymous with crudeness, awk-
wardness and-suflering. The conscientious
critic who goes 10 an amateur performance
usually has 10 shut his eyes and ears
and take the rest for granted, and when he
gets ready to record his observations in cold
type, one Of his first steps is to get ready
TO unhitch his conscience from its accus-
toned peg and hide 1t somewhere whittier
II can be neither seen nor felt. Thus
equipped he is prepared TO write the re-
markable notices which sometimes appear
extravagantly laudatory OF amateur music
or dramatic performances. Last night at
the Y. NJ. ii. A. no such preparation was
necessary. The conscientious critic might
/ keep both eye and ear on the alert with
uncoasing delight and suffer his conscience
to remain in its usual abiding place while
recording his impressions. There was nc
rough places in the entertainment nc
sharp corners, no acute angles. IL was
smooth, round and even from start TO fin
ish without break, a hitch or a jar.
Every performer OF the twelve in the cast
fitted her part like a glove, and contrib
uted her share TO the general excellence
The entire cast is herewith given:
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Local Meteorological Report.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March u, 1880.
memphis War Department, signal Service Report
Mcr Time. Bir Temp. Hum.
snn, ...,..,,,.....2g7Q 40 go 900
Maximum temperature, 100 minimum temper
allure, 400
River reading at pm, 900 change In "a hour,
hllO6 Rainfall for past y hours. 900.
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err-ensatIen

A knights Tcmplar's badge presented
10 Miss Georgia Eldridgc IN august $3.50,
was discovered yesterday on The pcr.on, OF o.
a negro 10y. The badeo IL al the Po''oe
station awaiting a claimant
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wonderland Museum.

New attractions are presented this week,
both in the Curio Hall aud the theatcr
hall, where minstrclsy and iarccs prevail
Many curiosiiics arc on exhibition.
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THE WEATHER.
indications.

" WARRINGTON March II, Iss9
For Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana ana
FL Eastern Texas Fair stationary tempera
ture followed In Eastern Tcxns and Louisiana py
light rain; cooler southerly winds
For Arkansas aud Missouri Fair; followed Fri
day by light rains; colder; preceded in Arkansas by
stationary temperature; variable winds, with severe
local storms
For Tennessee and Kentucky Fair stationary
teuperature, variable winds
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
TO Contributors AND CORRESPONDENTS.

We solicit letters and communications upon sub.
iecis Of general interest but such must always BE
accompanied by the name and address OF the
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nous communications
Communications Tor publication must 10 written
ON one eide of the page only. and, with all other
matters connected with the editorial department,
should hc nddgcsscd 70 the Editor Of The APP
----pcal. Memphis Tenn.
We cannot M rule, undertake 10 rcturn articles
not found suitable Tor publication.
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OUR NEW YORK OFFICE
Eastern Office OF TlIE APPEAL No. ~ Tribune
Building, New York. }. l. Van Doron, Special
Eastern Agent
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Instruments dun .e.nir0it 4 Fantrr,
N vrut quilts ne ~ deterioren,
pas.
Les %jeunes files conl,ent laurs
chevcux pour qn'ii> rrpOussent plus
longs Ct plus drus. Files wont
chercher au bOis ties bfanches de
&enev'ier qn'-ii+S font stch.r an
four ct suspenient aupres du zoe
IL; elies font ausSi a>ec DIES bran
cilcS de Srp,n III re,g"tte qni ell
r6che le Wrele de seffnndrrr.
Pulls Giles ~ baiynent a,+c uue
tOnfe DE- lin, don't Giles ton, ~usnite
an grand fen par drs-ns ;eauei tlr>
s%antrn,, pour 6're >ires d'6tte al
mees de lenr, maris.
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TT. DC ses srnrnis. .Un naturslis's
dsnois a enmpt4 dams une femelle
de- hare"g soixante- HUT mile six
cents @afs. i c~onvie"t d'aiouter
que dams cette famille aux 81 trailies
banirs, les frmrll+s sont plus rom
brr"srs que les macs dams Ia pro-
portion dr. Sa2; q qui Ievi-nt 4
dire que chaque hareng est a la
'6te d'ua petit, serial.
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A vENDRE.-Une occasion x,.ep
'ti0nnrile. est. Ofrrte 4 tous r. a. cha
Gun Dc devepir fermicr on habitabt
dap> un endrOit a l,0r,ee de ,outes
trs commodities tsrocnrees par IL
chemim de fer 1T h wod- d,eau.. Tine
Joile tertno MesHrants3 arpents de
face sur 40. de- profondeu,, avec
Maiscn tie rGsidcnce IT cahan.s.
est . .yendre. La propri6t4 es, 81
tuee nes DIN ,.Lafonrche Crossing.
S'adrrsser pour plus amples infor.
ma'ions, 4 L. p. Csillouet, Thibo-
daux La. .:.I. tx.
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La foudre ct la tour Eiffel.

Oh /" dtja tnir DIES observations
6l-ct,iqu-~ AL SONNET de Ia tour
E,ffrl. Les slgnrs d'electricite
e,a'en! notabIes, bien que les OBJ.
ser.ations fussrnt g6n4rs en- &c
mom.nt par IL mat du pavilion ct
ps' ie h'apeau.
L'academie de sciences. qui s'est
0ccupre de + experiences u de-
clare que la tour et"it IL plus mel.
vrliIe"> DIES p.ratonuerres IT QUO
dams H. Gas OH IL fOunre Ia frapue.
'ait, nou ~eui-mrnt il NY aulait
auca,n drsat, MaiS encOre Ies vl>i.
te"rs eux m6mrs he seq .aperce.
vrairnt pas; toas les Orages etant
saiiS action u rux.
Q"eIq".s tourist+s Ah.lais ont
obt"nr', ''a"tre stma'ne, Pant.ri>a.
non 'ie mOntef Il Ia tour Elffrl.
Arre> lrur depart, on s',st ar+icu
que IT. bas du draprau ela,t' ell 10.
queS: les Anglais ei, av.i-nt ARIA
che pres dun metre IT sen 6,ai-ni
p"itage les la,u lIeGtux CuIpule SOU
vrnlr sie Ienr ascension.
81 tOuS les vlsiteurs avai-nt un
cutie a"sSi Acha,n6 pour les >ouvp-
II lie ,rslerHIt bi-nt0t plus aae
l." hampe de Get immense drap+au
4"i await, 10 j""r hr rtn.ug"ia.ion,
Z metres 80; 245 r'e,~.
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PectoraI-Cerise
d'Ayer.

n NY pas Dc mAladjes Auaej perddes daaD
lsurs attsques que eelles qui atfecteat L
gorge es lss poumons e. aucune qui ne soft
aussi negliges par Ia majorit6 des malades.
C~ependant uns toux on un rhume ordina.re
dune mAladie mortelle. Le PECroRAL-
CERIs1 . prouv6 son sdacaeite par une lutte
triomphante de qusrante annees contre ls
naladies do In gorge ct des poumons pin-
portaut est de sen ssrvir 4 temps.
Toux persistante guArie.
CEN 1857 je pris IN gros hume de poitrine.
Cne ~violente toux sen suivit ct je pascal Dc
tongues NUTS sans sonmeil. def us condann6
par les medecins. En- dornier resort, les
sayai du PRcTORAL-CEKISE D'AYER, ct bien-
t0t apras, mes poumons 30 d&gagerent, L.
soMmeil, 81 neoessairo . Ia reparation des
forces, ma reyint. Par un usage continu du
PICTORIAL TAI obtonu uno guSrisop complete
ct radieale. J'ai 4 present g. ans. 1o suis
TORALCERIsE que 10 lie dois je puts dire en-
toute sincerits quill ma sauvs In vie.
HORACE FAIRBROrHER."
Rockingham, VT, Is Juliet, 1882.
Group Ecoutex une Mere.
"Pendaut un s4jour 4 II campagne, rhivey
dernier, mon petit garcOn, Age de trois ans
fut atteint du Group "a respiration devint 81
peMlDlo qUtl S0aA olA1e pres dc mourn, II et0u{-
fait. QuelQu'un dams In famille suggerA
l'emplOi du PEcTORALCERIsE D'AYER, Con
il y await t~oujours m 6acon dams Ia maison.
Nous essayasnes I fables doses, solvent repe-
tees, ct 1 notro grand joie, Oh moins dune
demi-hcure, 10 petit mAlade respirait libro-
ment. IA d0ctour nous assure que le PFC.
r~ORALCERIsE await sauv6 In vic de moA
cheri. Jugex do ma gratitude? A vow
sincereMent,
Mrs. EMMA EDxEY."
$50 West 1o6th St., Now York, 16 Mai, I582.
Bronchito8.
~ escu6rais depuis huit ans des Bronchites.
en- vain j'avais essaye do tous les remedies
possibles, Quand ridfe me vint d'essayor 10
PEcr0RAL-CERISE D'AYEK, uno bonnie in
opiration, CONNIE vous voyoz, puisQue jo sUN
gueri.
JOSEPH Walden"
Byhalia, Miss, S Avril, 1850.
II n'exisso pas Do cas- Oh une Affection do Il
gorge on des poumons ne puisse etro grande-
ment soulagee par remploi IL PEcrouAL-.
CERIsE D'AyER. La gu&rison est ~certains
Quand Ii naaladie est prise 1 temps.
rRkPARkE PAN
Dr.J.C c. Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mace.
vsadu par tous les droguistes.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
HOTEL.

Mr.. ThOlDas Albsrti informs his ffi<61
nd tho travelling public that he has mH1
AsMe new arrangements which will email
him o satisfy all those who will honor ~
with their custom.
Meals furnished ut MI hours Of ths.dN
Breakfast 1T 10 O'clock A. N. and Dim,
u o'clock p. NJ.
C~"mmodious and w%ellfurnished rocsaa.
MODERATE PRICES.
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PARFUMERlE.-IA bean scxe, II

PARFUMERIE.-LA bean scxe, ~
lennes gems ct les hommes mors
qni venlcnt singer Ia jeuncsse, n
ment ct, reIherchant les parfnms lcs
plus saves, les essences les plus
pnies. lea savons les plus 0dOraues
lea articles de toilette les plus ~
dispensables ct les plus q Ia MODS
tells que Dresses d dents, peigses
brorses 4 chsvenJ, etc. etc., trease
ront, en- Quantiie tons ces artisIee
dams IL Pharmacie ThibOdcsax u
des prix qui descent teute csnsse.
-esco.
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On mamde de Washington oue
IL Maisoh Blanche est infestfc dc
f"urmls qui canS-nt encore 'plns de
de>agrdme"ts au president Har,i.
aon que les tOmbreux ch-rch-urs
lie place Yni continueuta pobs6drr
uu Natin au sOir.. ,
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KrTAnY Ion PHESa

Avsur .v~ 10 material n6cessaire. nous sem
mas 4 ma,ne d'execnter tour les ouvrages ~
pographiques qmi nous aeront confiFs Les
kfets d'avOcat, carries i'affaiie s. entStes 90
faetures, tickets classification, biarcs. circu-
iairas, etc, serOnt imprim6s dansle pluebref
16lai OF b des prix moder6e.
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New ORLEANS, La. March Oh, 1854

Mr.. +. t;eiaux, Hnur,a, La.
NY Dear Sri have been suffering -
year. ffsm the Asthma without being relieves
hy any. hing. | had given up all remedies ~
was exhausted when I tried "GeuUux's Aner
Asthn'stic l'emrdies.' It worked beautifully
aud never tailed t. relieve me. ! have used y
successfully to this day. Signed,
MARIE DgyrAN0a.
Il certify the above statement 10 he cures
AZ the pAtirht has bren and ia still = serSree
iu my family LEON QUEYRoUzg,
III st. Louis st. aud 81 Ds~atur 81