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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-05-01
ID A X 0 II A
Prdiriebrdnden f5rorsakade Hyde
county EN- f6rlust af $40, 900, utom det att
sex menniskolif spildes.

Prairiebrdnden f5rorsakade Hyde
county en- f5rlust af SAC, 900, utom det att
sex menniskolif spildes.
75sttt sST s1sisss ssi,ae. .. s.i a.ss5a1i
Valley-banan. hvilken blef inkorporerad
f6rIiden host, kommer redan mai manad
att pab6rjas.
Grip,aG rynsltngdr. Sheriff Denning
| Watertown lyckades onsdags att gripa
och arrestera tva at de fran Madison rym-
da fangarne.
Pr0htbitiOntste47lG 1 N. DaEota
hafva f6resatt sig att anstranga sig till det
yttersta for att ia prohibition intagen den
nya statens kOnstitutiOn.
IHdianeTn6 pa Pine Ridge och Rose
bud-agentulerna hafva f0rklarat sig villi-
ga att underteckna Iagen ON 1ppnandet af
Sioux reservatonen.
NOrrandnnen Fargo hafva pa ett
massm6te besutat att fra den II mai me
ia h0gtidigt lin vanligt, och vintar derf6re
anslutning icke allenast fran cOuntiet,
utan afven fran andra trakter.
Albert H. LHrsOn fran Hillsboro,
Trail county, har af guvern6r Mellette
blifvit utnamd till medlem af styrelsen for
N. Dakotas universtet Grand Forks.
KysicG kOlOnister sla sig ned stort
antal Edlnunds county. Harom dagen
ankOmmo 4S famiIjer fran Odessa och 200
famijer vantas anlanda under l0ppet af
sOmmaren.
mstungsaG. James och Laura
Chlds ! Fort Pierre blefvo hirom dagen
bitna af en- hugg0rm. ALA m6jliga medel
anvandes for att f6rtaga giftets verkan,
dock utan resultat Bada afledo under
svara plagor.
En- riOtiO rOtblGtG hade farmarne
omnejden at MiIbank att gladja sly at for
liden omsdag. Saningsarbetet ar fullbor-
dadt och saden uppkommen basta skick.
Utsigten for en- god sk6rd har icke varit 50
lofvande pa manga ar.
| OiycjcshLindetse. John Void Far
go skulle ell alton fGrliden vecka CORA en-
tripp till Moorhead, men valde Olyckligt-
Wis EFT tag, som icke stannade vid namde
station. Da Void markte delta, besl6t
han att hoppa af taget vid Moorhead, men
delta lyckades icke battre an att han kom
under vagnarne och erh0ll dervid sd sv8ra
skador att d0den nastan omedelbart f6ljde.
DenaOkTater,a<I aro f5rmatns nog att
tro sig kunna g6ra N. Dakota till on de-
mokI atisk stat. Ex-sekreterare McCOr-
mack fran Grand Forks ANNA dc nomine-
ra som guvem5rskandidat. Naturligtvis
gar det icke sa latt som demokraterna rak-
nat ut, dock skadar det icke att republi-
kanerna blifva varskodda, da dc harige-
nom kunna bringas till att arbeta st6rre
enighet.
TerritOrtets IenaOkcrattslcG kO1si-
te sammantradde f6rliden onsdag Grand
Forks. De narvarande medlemmarne ut
talade sig f6rhoppningsfullt om partiets
utsigter N. Dakota, trots det stora neder-
lag som det led vid fora valet. Tacksa-
gelseadresser att tillstallas kongressman-
men Springer, Cox och Mcdonald, antogos,
for det arbete de nedlagt och for Dakotas
upptagande Unionen.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-05-01
NJ I N N E. s @ T. A.

POstUerkef. Henry johnson ar =
namd till postmastare Erdahl, Gf b
county. III
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of groceries 20 the value of $50 90 from tho
store OF Hudson Williams at Lawhorn,s
Landing. Part of the stolen goods was re.
covered, and in default of bail the accused
were committcd,tp Jail They were conduct.
ed To Memphis in safety, tied together Inv
means of plow line Aslongas they were IN
the country. the prisoners accepted their
fate with resignation but the attractions of
city life gave them fresh courage and Scoge
Black particularly thought that life In
Memphis was too plcaSurabc TO be spent in
prison walls. So he resolved TO escape and
watched his opportunity,
While the procession of two prisoners and
two constables was passing by the court
house, one of the conStabes stopped to cx.
change greetings with Deputy Sheriff John
Corners, while the others marched on.
Scoge saw his opportunity and was
quick TO seize it. With desperate
wrench he tore himself loose from the
rope which bound him and made a dash
for liberty through the alley which separates
the courthouse from Billy Shcas, and before
his amazed custodian knew what happened
he was sailing toward the river at gate that
would win the Tennessee Club stakes Mike
Madden aud the negro constable started in
pursuit, but he was lost to sight in the
twinkling of an eye, and at late hour last
night was still nj large. When the Legisla-
ture reasscmbles in May, the careless con
stables name will be changed TO Dennis,
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SILVER MOON FLOUR
$500 PER- BARRED.
NEW ROE HERRING.
BALDWIN KN0WLTON & LAKE
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Miss Lizzie Gibson will be married at the
First Baptist Church this evening TO Mr..
Morris Winston, son OF DIR. w. b. Winston.
II was Willis Cole who felt the force of a
baseball bat welded by George Flynn at
Olympic Park Monday afternoon, and not
George Cole.
At the election for town officers OF Collier
vile, Mr.. James Read carried of the Mayor
atty, Mr.. w. Il. Harrell was chosen Recorder,
aud Maj. Dug. Hart Town Marshal An
excellent Board OF Aldermen was also
elected.
As County Clerk Quigloy interprets the
law, all licenses issued by him must be
countersigned by the Circuit Court Clerk,
who collects therefor fee Of 30 cents each.
II is a cold day when the lawmakers forget
how to tack on costs.
The Baptist Church on Fifth Street, Chel.
sea, Is crowded every night by people anx-
ious TO hear the Rev. a. D. Miller. y. d., OF
Little Rock, who Is assisting DIR. Vcnable in
n series OF mission meetings. DIR. Miller Is q
pulpit orator OF force and clOquencc, and his
sermons are brimful Of wisdom and learning
Agent Joe Turncy left for Nashville last
night with the following prisoners James
Davenport ten year,; George Campbell,
five years; Bud Busch, three ycars; Nose
FELTON,, four years; Henry Johnson, alias
Ingram, ten Yeas; Will Lewis, five years;
W. NJ. Prigg. one year Amandy Scott thr, Q
ycars; Charles Turner, three years; John
Wimbush, three years; James Waters five
ycaH, Jasper Seals two year,; John Will
liams, five year,; Sandy Davenport three
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DECORATION DAY.
Tho Confederate Historical Society Do
cldoa tInon gaturdav MAJ

Tho Confederate Historical Society Do
cidos Upon Saturday. May 4.
At n meeting Of the Confederate Historical
Association, held at No. q Madison street
Nj evening, the following named Exon
6dcra,os were regularly elected members:
o. u. Farris, NAL J. 4. Chetham, II. D..
Greer aud John W. Ward.
The Committee on Entertainment reported
through Chairman r. u. spillman that Sat
urlay. May 4. isSo. had been selected as the
day Tor Confederate decoration. aud that all
arrangements were being made 90 make the
occasion Of interest 10 all who might be ~
fortunate o. Ia attend.
II was decided that under their present or.
Fnnization Il was thought advisable not "a
undertake the Blvounc Instead, because oi
the long standing Of the Confederate His
torical Association. but at the same time
they heartily commended the objects Of the
former aud wished such the greatest pros.
pcriiy.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

losErH c. BoGos, OF Pittsburg. Pa, brother
OF Thomas q. Boggr, Of TnE ArPEAL, is In
the city visiting his brother.
d. ID. SNAPP. n successful farmer aud lead.
ing merchant Of Woodruff County, Ark, has
been In the city few days.
i. NJ. CoorER, New Orleans: u. A. Hodges
| Hydrick, Ark; Mrs. NJ. Yucklcy, Pine Bluff,
J; j. Barnes, Mayield, kyp.are at Duny's
Hotel.
q. w. o. MILLER, vino has been confined
to his bed for some time was able 10 he out
Monday for while and hopes 20 be able
10 return 10 business In few days.
W. Y. NoLLEY, Little Rock, Ark; Jno r.
Rison, Paris, Tenn: Il. Doak, DR. 4. NJ.
| Hight, Grenada, Miss; II. y. Rhca, Senate.
| bia, Miss, are registered at the Clarendon.
vinroRs on Change yesterday; q. II.
Roundtrcc. New York, ]. y. Cooper Bos-
ton, Mass; Miss Cora Racford, scnatobia,
Miss; Mrs. r. A. Sullivan, Huntsville, Ala.
Mrs. +. NJ. Norilcet, City.
At the Fmnsioli 4 Smith. g. Louis, Mo-,
X. l.. Crawford, Floyd, Miss; A. ID. Turner
Scnatobia, Miss; II. A. Harris, Galloway,
Tenn: $. p. Bowen. Snrdis Miss: :. X.
nelcnbaugh. IIannontown. Miss; r. e.
Drok aud wife, Cockrum.
At the Peabody. Joe Harris, Nashville,
L. V. Clarke, New York; W. II. Winslow,
LOUISVILLE w H. AuMhN, W H. OuNunt IT.,
Wall Hill. Miss; l.. l.. spcrry, Wcstfcld,
Mas; J. W. Wynne. Forrest City. q. w.
Black, Columbus, o.; J. NJ. Shcrcr, Philadcl.
phia.
At the rcsidcnoco Of Mr.. Smith. on Thomas
avenue, Yesterday morning at 0.3O O'Clock,
Dr. W. NJ. Bingham. Of Marion, Ark, was
married 10 Miss Mary G. Brown. OF that
noted town. The newly married pair left
by the iint train for New Orleans on bridal
tour
u. a. ToNrKfys, Charlotte, n. C.; w. q.
Ycucr. Grcenvillc, Miss; II. Picard and
wife, Bayou Sara, la; J. 8 McCrum aud
Miss Mary McCUm. kansas City; II. W.
Diggins, Springfield. W. W. Pagan, Kansas
City, aud q. ID. Stands, Mississippi, arr at
the Gayoso.
Mus. WootpRfBgL, the mother Of Mrs
Judge Latham and Mrs I. T. Peters, died
Monday night nj Horn Lake, after a long
life that sparklod with acts ~ kindness aud
charity 10 Others Tho deceased lady wis
esteemed by all who knew her and carried
with her 10 the grave a crown Of shining
merit
louS w. PAuLErr, Of Kcrvillc. Tenn. H.
Holmes and wife. Of someryille, Tenn.
Lewis Harrison, 81 Dycrburg. Tenn; r. T.
Chamlcc Of Canton, Ga. " Govaltncy. Of
Gorlonsyilc Ga; W. NJ Crossiicld, OF Nash.
willie; Mrs. J. X Polk aud child. Of Nash
Vile. and Mrs. Arnold Of Sonatobia, Miss.
are nj Gnstou's.
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BROKE A CHAIR ON HER.
How Ed MoKeever Got Even with a
Negro Woman.

Ed McKoever mulatto, was committed
to Jail Yesterday by Justice Blackwell, in de-
fault OF $1,000 bail, TO await an examination
on charge of assault and battery. The
prosecutor is Lolita Lake, notorious negro
woman She alleges that McKccycr went TO
her house about II o'clock yesterday morn
ing aud without any provocation whatever
assaulted her with chair, breaking IL on
her head. Mckeovcr was seen at the Jail
by an APPEAL reporter and said that the
woman had been bothcring him for some
time. About a month ago he left the city
to avoid having any trouble with her. Yes
terday she met him ON the street and began
abusing him and finally struck him with n
bunch of keys. This he did not resent, hut
when he went 20 her house to get his clothes
she assaulted him again. and In self.dcfensc
he struck her with chair. The case will be
tried tomorrow
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Go igor~emen Training
nc Memphis. Tenn.
SATURDAY. APRIL I3tb, sP. NJ.


tNba NhNNA
Finsr RAcE-Puro si25. Of which 500
10 first aud SIS 10 second, for year olds
colts 10 carry ! 10 pounds, iillies and geld.
ings 10 carry lO7 pounds. Half mile.
srcoND RAcE-Selling purse $40 Of
which $50 10 second aud SO 10 third; for
I'll ages, the winner 10 be sold at auction.
II entered TO be sold for 1000, 10 carry
weight for age; one pound allowed for
each 500 down TO 81, 500, two pounds
down 10 $1,000. aud three pounds down
10 500. Throc.quartors Of mile.
TmnD RAcE-Pursc 500, Of which sl3j
10 frsi, $40 10 second and $50 10 third, for
oil AGES, Weights 10 be eight pounds below
the scale. Mares three years old and up.
ward allowed five pounds; geldings, three
pounds Ono mile.
Entries close ut ip.m. at track, April IL.
First race, pm.
Admission 10 Grand Stand, 80 cents.
Gro. ARNOLD, President
JAS. II. RKEs, Secretary.
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Business men cannot afford 30 overlook
the merits Of Picard & Fishers paper. en-.
titled Iurf Togics as an advertising me-
dun. II will be published each day
during the races, and will contains oil the
news pertaining 10 the COURSE" IL will
be- In the hands Of the newsboys carly
each morning and will be bought and
pcfuscd by everybody. The space set
aside for advertisements ~ being last
taken up and choice positions are now NJ
n premium. Those wishing 10 plant their
cards In iis columns must apply early, as
the time Is short. For further particulars
call on either OF tho publishcra Respon-
sible agents will mako thorough canvass
Of the city, aud all should remember that
7u,f Topic has the exclusive privilege
during the mcos
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People Wonder

MIHEN they find how rapidly health
w is restored by taking Ayers Sar-
saparilla. The reason IL that this
preparation contains only the purest
and most powerful Alternatives and
tonics, To thousands yearly II proves
veritable elixir OF life.
Mrs. Jos. Lake, Brockway Centre,
Mich, writes: oliver complaint and
indigestion made my life u burden
and came near ending my existence.
For more than four years suffered UNI
told agony. l was reduced almost to
q skeleton, and hardly had strength TO
drag myself about All kinds OF food
distressed me, and only the most deli
cate could be digested at all Within
the time mentioned several physicians
treated me without giving relief Moth
ing that l took seemed TO do any per-
manent good until began the use Of
Ayers Sarsaparilla, which has pro-
duced wonderful results. Soon after
commencing TO take the Sarsaparilla I
could see am
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ne,ena an Cemparl.en,

Is the universal verdict Of all who have
tried our latest brand Of cigars, which we
have Just received direct from Havana,
branded
rLoR DE sAnElsoS,
And which we are selling "a leader at
the popular price Of
ron 25c.
A cigar as good cannot be- had elsewhere
3 for soc. This VIC guarantee, and invite
connoissours Of fine cigars 10 try them.
!. SAMELsoN & Co.,
The Direct Importers OF MemphiA
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succEssFuL SUBURBAN SALE.
ooodioe a Martin Make n Clean sweep
OF n suburbhn Tract.


OF n Suburban Tract.
Mcssrs. Gooiloe & Martin are justly prou
Of the unusually successful sale they made
yesterday Of thirtys seven lots In scdgcwick
4 Nc,bifs LaIlosc street subdivision. II
was a clean sweep and Is the only case on
record Of a real estate auction sale where
cvcry lot on hand was disposed o. The
following Is list Of purchasers aud prices
paid:
Mrs. VI. y. Lawrence, six lots. s3.si2.75 J.
II. Culbsrson, lot Q, t00l75. A. Vance, lots 3
and 4. si.3sS75 d. G. &D. n. Banks, lot 4
$1,000 John. Banks. lot 10. $3.50. Geo. y.
Dunbar. lot o, 500 Mrs NJ. A. Mcilyain, lot
q. 52s7E ~ NJ. Long lots % aud 81,
$500. v. Jackson, lots - aud -, 800. J. !.
Kemp lots ~ aud "a, sos. "a Medearis. lol
"a sos. Mark Graham, lot 10. tl.3103D. 3
4. Moore. sovcn lots, 3.0H 10 John Arm
lsicnd. Eve lots f2.770, y. II. White, lot O.
500. r. J. Person, two lots, 500, Miles "
Cary. lot %, tigi5O, making grand total Of
kg01u2B1.
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DASH roR Liberty.
A Negro Prisoner Gets Away nom His
Guard In Broad Daylight.

An exciting aud In some respects ludi.
orous chase took place yesterday afternoon
through Center alley near the Cohrt House
Il appears that Joe Jay ans Alex Ford,
sperial colorcd constablcs, were deputixed by
Squire Newion Ford Of the i3th Civil Dis
tric, 10 take into custody scogo Black aud
Henry Thompson, charged with the robbery
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Conscience Money Returned.

WiLKEsBARRE, Pa, April "a few months
ago burglars bpkc into the residence Of John
Reilly, prominent man Of this city, chloro1
formed the family and stole nearly 81 900.
Today Father O'lIearn, pastor Of ST. Mary's
Roman Catholic Church, handed Mr. Reilly
500 which he said had been given him this
evening by a prominent man, who had made
a confession TO him and had told the story Of
the robbery, The story is n secret OF the
confessional.
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MEMPHIS LAND a INVESTMENT co.

Election OF Directors and omcow Yes
terday-w. A. Evorman. Preoidont.
Alta meeting Of stakeholder, of the Mem.
phis Land & Investment Company The FOL
lowing named gentlemen were elected direct
orr 10 serve for the ensuing year Z "
DcGaris w. A. Evcrmnn Y. u. Armour y.
H. Hunter y. O1annc, J. N. scnrs, y, VI.
Nelson, Walter Goodman j. 4. Toof j. T.
McTirlic. aud A. H. Taylor. The following
officers wcrr elected by the directors: W. A.
Eycrmnn. President Walter Goodman, Vice.
President y. NJ. Galhwuih Secretary nad
TIeasnrrr 81 ]. hhclhcnl. Allnmey.
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$ me- BARGAINS ~ CHINA AISLE.

French cut diamond Tumbler only 35c
n set
1000 Zee Cream saucers Only Ne.
English China dinner sets, 100 pieces, At
sll.OO, really worth $500.
JAPANESE Waste Baskets. very useful for
the house or office, only i0c; an article
cheap for sl.O0.
STAMPED Milk Pans, quarts, only &c.
EN0RAvED rolled pattern glass Cream
pitchers lgc. were SOC.
OPALEscENT glass Tea Sets, pieces,
sugar dish, spoon holder, cream pitcher,
butter dish aud l6-inch hammered brass
waiter, entire set only csc.
1000 Patent wheel Egg Benters &c.
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NOTEWORTHY FACTS Ladies, you must
not fail to look through our superb selec-
tons Of fine lace Skirtings and embroid-
cred Swiss Flouncings aud Skiriings. The
assortment is immense, the prices arc low.
SPECIAL To-Day: New Wraps and new
pattern Bonnets just received and will BE-
on exhibition today.
French Woven Corsets SIC, worth 81. 80.
New SILK Houses Very Low.
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N ueuehep No No Il,Io, .,ree,.

Illus Just received largo and carefully &C.
lecied spring stock. MI 81 the laies, de-
signs. which he will make up la suits At
reasonable prices. SPECIAL bargains ior
thirty days.
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SENATOBIA FARM
NEAR SENAToBlA, MISS,
oFFERs THE SERVICES on TWO InoT.
TING sTALLIOSA
Capt. Cnrnes, No. 1924.

OabNt OoAARNf 49, ffS4Nf
Limited 10 Zen Approved Mares Al tb Cash the
hseson-seatou Ends July l.
Colt trottsrs are 10 dcmapd THIS hone should
get them. ~ be siTo 10 Q G, G,lpD wna colt ifot
trf! his Erandslrs tOuWaff, Ian IL the frdairsi
sire 81 colt trottsr tu0wn. having put four three
ytarOlds In the - llsl IN one year. his afat dam
lfaucy Day, record ggy was siftd by Aioalds. who
got HTlaa thu sire Of tho uuheaten colt tfottrf
.Husio 4" ais. bis Second dam BY another gfrai
brood mafs slrc, KENTUCKY Clay tout Of he hodsl
mare. dam Lady Thofne. 2islt and Mambfino
faiohenl! bis third dam bY stIll another famous
bfood mare sire, Edwin Forrest fourth, hilh and
tltth dams By Thoroughbred sitca Individually.
Capt Cafucs iaa three uafold blood bay, sixteen
hands high elegantly prupoftoned slalllon
Col jefferson Blind
IL oaerrd 10 the Public at tl0 Cash
iio was sired By The greatest brood mare sirs
known, Mambriuo fAiUhen. whose sous afr taking
FIRST rank a. brood mare fftf dam Alcl, an old
time foiisf. Joaen0n ~ three years u age was
picture that would make any horaensn fegl eyed =
igit hands higl. stylish, sfmmsifioal and Attly
taited. None ~ bis get afe bllud All show lplens
did tfolilag actlon. AMI hfe game aud handsome
Tosdstsu. no sired The isaisst tNoyeafsOld that
showed about Netnthls Hstsummer
ss-All stock HANDLED carefully, but no feIyonsl
billy iOf aocidonis, mares pasiufrd Al " per
month fed grain. go fof further lhi0ra,ausn
Address Il. LYTLE, han'sr.
los 10. Paul ~. Memphis. Tenn.
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''rnK GaKAr wAn SYNDICATE" by Frank
II. Stockton. complete w one book, price %
cents, can be had at Mrnsf0rd'A
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DIED.

wooLpRlDGE-At her residence at Horn Lake.
Miss, Monday. April 5, 1852 OF pamysls. Mn
SUSAN WooLnRipGE, Ia the list year oi her age.
Funeral today at Horn Lake Cemetery.
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Lr r. NJ. Galbrcaih, No. 10 Madison
street, reni your houses and collect your
renlA
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LODGE NOTICES.

A NGERoNA LODGE. 40. i6S y. AND @
~ A. NJ, will work IN the Fellow Crafts w
Degree this "WEDNESDAY night April TO- ,"
1850 NJ o'clock Visiting brothers internally aud
cordially Invited
D, onlcr OF gro. W. SMITH. ". NJ
Attest DODGE G. TRADER. Secretary.
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Improvement

In my condition, my appetite began 10
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digest all the food taken, my strength
improved each day, and after few
months OF faithful attention TO your
directions, found myself well
woman, able 10 attend 10 oil household
duties, The medicine has given me
new lease of life, and cannot thank
You too much"
1--WE, tho undersigned, citizens OF
Brockway Centre, Mich, hereby certify
that the above statement, made by
Mrs. Lake, II true In every particular
and entitled 10 full credcnco,"- T..
Chamberlain, @. W. Waring, q. A.
Wells, Druggist.
my brother IN England, was, for
long time, unable 10 attend To his oCcu-
patton, by reason of sores ON his foot.
sent him Ayers Almanac aud the tcs-
timonials II contained induced him 10
try Ayers Sarsaparilla. After using 1t
little while, lac was cured, and IL now
well man, working In u sugar mill
ut Brisbane, Queensland, Australia" -
A. Attewoll, Sharbot Lake, Ontario.
Ayers SsrsapariIla,
PREPARED nv
Or. j. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price o.; slI bOlilos,tS Worth o. bottle.
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DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
$50 PIECES plain, fancy and notified
Dress Goods at y lc aud ljc.
Sew China silks lust Received.
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day in
Carpet aud China Departments,
Such goods as are used in every household
and used all the year round.
$50 PAIRS OF Lace Curtains at 1915, re-
duced from SS.25.
100 SMYRNA Rugs, feet long, at 81. 25.
SILK Tides nc 75c, Were sI.5O.
so willow Rocking Chairs at $3.50.
New Baby Carriages sI.oO 60 $500.
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THE j. S. MENKEN COMPANY.
ToDAY's LIST OF BARGAINS.
Carpet aud china Departments.

We offer some very choice bargains to-
day in
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Alliance Bank, Limited. London, England
Chemical National Bank. iii New Yo.k