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Evening journal., 1889-05-13
Swiss Flouncings.

Now is the time to make
your selections. We have a
very large assortment in all the
newest patterns. We buy all
our embroideries direct from
St. Gall manufacturers and
save all intermediate profits
42--inch Flouncings from IS
cents to $40 a yard.
Evening journal., 1889-05-13
WIlmIngton Clanr1ng iInnsa,

The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
at the clearing house to-day were: Clear
lngs, $17s, ,751 81; balances, $15, O4201.
Evening journal., 1889-05-13

PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE HIAx
BE HAD AT THE COUNTING ROOM o1
THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1889-05-13

The Ponies were defeated by the New
ark team on Saturday by score Of
12 to 6.
Inh,, AEnArnhn,. In -. IL - IL.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
Personal aud General.

THE guaranteed salary OF Chairman
Walker, OF the Interstate Commerce Rail-
way Association, $4,000 per annum for
three years, sounds somewhat still in days
of general railroad retrenchment, but
chairmanships OF all the large associations
command princely salaries. Commissioner
Fink receives So, 600, Chairman Blanchard
$4,000, Chairman Waldo $4,000.
W. w. FAGAN, general superintendent,
and w. 5. Ford. comptroller, both OF the
Kansas City, Fort Scott q Memphis Rail-
road, arrived from Kansas City Yesterday
Mr.. Pagan, after inspecting this end Of
the line, returned last night Mr.. Ford
will remain here several days.
ID. b. MONEY, OF New Orleans, general
passenger agent OF the Illinois Central
Railroad. and NJ. G. Markham, OF Chi
cage, assistant traffic manager OF the same
road, spent yesterday in the city and de-
parted last night for their respective
homes.
s. A. BRoMBERG, OF Lexington, KY,
travelling passenger agent oil the Eas ern
division OF the Chesapeake q Ohio Rail-
road, is in the city.
w. G. DANIEL, paymaster and cashier
OF the Kansas City, Memphis & Birming-
ham Railroad, has returned from Blrming-
ham.
W. NJ. RnETT, assistant general freight
agent OF the Missouri Pacific Railroad, has
gone to st. Louis, to be absent several
days.
l.. L. NcCLosKY, Of Atlanta, represent
ing the Georgia Pacific Railroad, passed
through The city yesterday en- route home.
JonN A. ScorT ticketcd number Of L.
borcrs TO Chicago and 81. Louis la,t nigh ,
via the louisville x Nashville Railroad.
II. A. WILLIAMS, Southwestern passen
ger agent OF the Little Rock Il Memphis
Railroad, was in the city yesterday.
II. ID. WILSON, city ticket and passenger
agent Of the Iron Mountain Route, left
last night for -. Louis.
A NUMBER Of lahorers left last night via.
the Iron Mountain Route for ~. Louis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
REAL ESTATE TITLES.
How They Are Kept Clear ana Simple
An Intricate Business.

How They Are Kept Clear and Simple.
An Intricate Business.
Few people know anything Of the
method Of examining land titles.
When n man makes purchase he will
go and tell his lawyer that he has bought
n piece OF land and wants to know II the
title is good; and he knows nothing more
about II until called In 10 hear his lawyers
opinion.
But the Memphis lawyer does not go TO
the Register OF Deeds and look up the
convoyanccs himself; he procurcs an alb
stract OF the title, which is generally fur
nishcd by the seller from an abstract
office
Makers Of abstracts form distinct pro.
fossion, closely allied TO that OF law; and
the capable abstract man must know some
thing-lhc more the boiter-of the laws OF
conyeyancing, Of certifying for registra-
ton. aud other technical details. An abb
strnct of title IL simply condensation OF
each recorded deed touching the property
under examination, aud in its finished
state gives q continuous history OF the
record title. The examiner looks up each
deed or other paper, beginning with the
original survey OF grant, or mt any point
M may bo directed, and makes concise
and technical statement or abstract" Of
II, often exhibiting wills aud DEGREES OF
court which are not OF record in the
registers Office. All these papers are
critically examined, aud In every ab.
siract lac takes notice OF irregularities aud
defects In the description OF tho land. the
wording Of the deed aud In the certificate
oil acknowledgment, thus saving much
labor 10 the lawyer who has an opinion
To give ON the title. These statements are
generally made up on small sheets which
are then bound up TO form a small book,
along with whatever plals that may be
necessary 10 n clear understanding OF the
deeds. These plats are often the result Of
much thought and labor. This history oil
the title Is then ready Tor the hands OF the
lawyer.
The abstract maker cares little for the
ordinary indexes; he keeps q set OF meth.
odizcd books upon which he depends, re-
quifing continuous attention 20 keep them
up 10 date. The close attention necessary
in all the details Of the business renders
the labor q most iatiguing ono TO the mem
tai faculties, which are ON continual
strain from morning 10 night.
TuR ArrEAL h glad TO say that Memphis
has facilities Tor examinations of land
titles not surpassed In any other city In the
rountrv
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

following officers: Gen. Carnes and all the
members OF his staff ranking as Colonels;
also all OF the Colonies OF regiments COM
posing the brigade. The purpose OF the
conference is TO establish code for the
government OF State militia.
THE Memphis Military Cadets drilled at
Menken's Friday and showed marked i'm
proyement PrUf. Jones has organized an
other company, and he says lac will soon
have battalion.
GEN. SAM CARNEs yesterday mustered in
a company at Denmark, Tenn, which will
be designated Company X, Second Regi-
ment Col. Hugh Petit, commanding.
PRIVATE GRO. SHELTON, of the Carnes
Rifles, OF Covington, Tenn, was in the
city, and visited the Merchants Zouayes
Friday night.
The Board.oi Directors ofthe Merchants
Iouayes will meet at 10 o'clock sharp this
morning. business Of importance will be
transacted
CoRP. PAUL CRAFT, Of the Montgomerys,
has gone TO Nashville TO look after the
fatigue uniforms and guns for his COM
pany.
TIE Merchants Zouaves have decided
TO give grand concert aud picnic on May
s at jackson Mound Park.
The Christian Brothers Cadets have be-
gun drilling Bro. Maurellan will shortly
order uniforms and guns.
Col. PETIT promises u regimental drill
on Monday, March %, ON the Chicka-
saws parade grounds.
Corr. FRENcn THOMAS, OF the Merchant
Zouayes, has returned from trip to East
tennessee.
TIE Menken Rifles will make one more
effort next week 10 be mustered in
TIE Chicks turned out eight fours last
night and did themselves proud.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

mon carrier in-sny such unjust dlscrimi-
nation. such uerson, or such officer or
agent Of such corporation or company
shall be deemed guilty OF misdemeanor,
and shall, uponI conviction thereof, in any
court Of the United States Of competent
Jurisdiction, >wiihn the district in which
such oiIense was committed, be subject to
a fine Of not exceeding 5000, or impris-
onment in the penitentiary for a term not
exceeding two years, or both in the dis
erection Of the court for each oliense; and
such person, corporation or company shall
also, together with said common carrier,
be liable, jointly or severally, in an action
on the case TO be brought by any consignor
or consignee, Disseminated against in any
court OF the United States OF competent
Jurisdiction, for all damages caused by or
resulting thcrcfrom.
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mo PAM, ,lnnl ,lnh

The bcNilching liltlo Pansics met ut the
home Of Miss Mary Boyd, 30. 500 Jcncr.
son street, yesterday afternoon, ut 1880
O'Clock promptly. Tho following little
rnaidcns were the lovely Pansics who wcrc
present. Misses Alma Black. Mary Boyd,
Louise Day, Lille Dunn. Mary Falls, Mary
Hughes, Nina Martin, Corinnc and Hat.
i.c Nelson, Amy Randolph, Allie Siarkc.
Blanche Speed, and some olhcm whose
names have escaped u.s. Tho room aud
iablcs were beautifully and appropriately
decorated with pausics which lifted up
their ulucy iaccs 10 greet their human
s.u,cr. Tho souvenirs TO DO borne away
20 cheer thc l.omos wcfo litilo pots OF
blooming panaica. The lunch was die.
poTrd ol amidst laughter aud gayncss
with OIL the delight coming from youthful
nrpCliica and appreciation Of good things
Then came the donkey party opening, II
b. presumed, With ring that beautiful
anthem mot by Watts nor Wagncf),
who Stole the Donkey" The flut prize.
n basket of fruit, was won by bliss Alma
Black, the no. 10 be lightly spokcn-oi
BOBBY two bottles OF fragrance, by Miss
Hattie Nelson. Tho old rules being worn
out hy careless handling, new ones worc
adopted, and the solemn exercises closed.
Taking Il all together. Il was n regular
swell Affair aud quite the largest Pansy oil
The season.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
RUMBLINas or THE RAIL
frightened by Amendment

Section 10 Of the Interstate commerce
act has been amended ~ as 10 read as fol-
lows
Any common carrier subject 10 the pro-
visions Of this act, or whenever such COM
mon carrier Is n corporation. any officer or
agent thereof, or any person acting for or
employed by such corporation, who, by
means Of false billing. false classification,
false weighing, or false report Of weight.
or b. any other device or mems shall
knowingly aud williully assist, or shall
williully suffer or permit any pcrson Or
persons 10 obtain transportation for prop.
cfiy NJ less than the regular rates then cs
/ iabilGhUd and ia force o. the limo OF trans
| poriaiion VI such common carrier, shall BE-
dccmcd guilty NJ u mislcmcanor, and
shall, upon convection thereof In any court
Of the United states OF competent jurisdic.
ton within the district In which such
oilcnso was committed be- subject 10 a iinc
Of not exceeding 5000, or imprisonment
In the pcnitcntiary for a term Of not OK.
cccding two ycas, or both, In the discrc-
ton Of the court. ior each oncnsc.
Any person and any officer or agent q.
any corporation OF company Who shall dc.
liver property iOr transportation TO any
common CARER subject 10 the provisions
/ Of this act, ur for whom a. conaignor or
consifncc any such carrier shall transport
/ properly, Who shall knowingly and will
July by ialso billing. false classification,
false weighing. false representation oi thc
contents ol lho package, or false rcpor, of
weight or hy any other device or
means, whether with OF without the con.
sent OF c0nniyancc Of the carrier, 10 agent
or agents, obtain transportation Tor such
properly at lcss than the REGULAR rates thon
established and IN iorcr on the line of
transportation. shall bo deemed guilty of
fraud, which Is howhy declared 10 bc a
misdcmcanur, aud shall upon conviction
thccoi IN any court in the United States
OF competent Jurisdiction within tho lis.
trici IN which such olcnso was committed.
be- subjcc, Tor each ollcnsc 10 ino Of not
exceeding 5000 or imprisonment In lie
pcniloniiaty ior term not exceeding tNo
years, or both, In the discvtion Of the
court.
IL any such person, or any officer or
agent Of any such corporation or COMPANY.
shall, by payment Of money or other thing
OF value, solicitation or otherwise. induce
any common carrier, subject 10 Inc mo.
visions OF this act, or any Of its officer or
agents, 10 discriminate unjnsily. In lila H.
or their iavor, ~ against any other con.
sisnor or conuignco In tho transpottaiion
Of property, or shall aid VI abct any com.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

TnE following named visitors registered
VI the Chickasaw Guards nrmory during
the week. w. l.. jenkins, New York.
the Hon. III. Wales lincs, Mcridon, Conn.
J. l.. Bake, leland. Miss; G. H. 1uuslall.
DcsAtc, Ark; X. II. Taylor, Sardis, Miat.
DE- il T.. Branch, Rossyilc, Tom; ]. Il.
McCaHy, Thomas Wclborn. Boston
Mass; j. NJ. Alexander, 1chula, Miss.
James SwcarUngcn, J. NJ. Tcnncy, Dycr.
burg, Tom; J. \. Moore, Bruwnsyille.
Tenn; ;. q. Smith, Little Rock, Gen. J.
q. liuEiri, New Orleans; l. J.. Moselcy,
lhicago, &. II. Ramsey, Jackson, Tom.
y. X Jameson, Springfield, H.. 4. x.
Iroevllc, Chicago, Arthur Robinson.
Woodyillc, Miss, J. l.. Steiner. Chatta.
noOsi, Tenn; Henry Hart, Wmnna, Mias. f.
II. ,. lcall, lexington; II. 4. llcdgrman.
wheeling, W. Va; Allen J. Polk, liul.
ena; J. ). Henley, New York; W. n.
Rockwell, Mcridcn, Conn; NJ. G. Mar.
scham, CHICAGO. ID. H. Mercy, New Or.
leans; = n. Caichings, Miss.
ladies' Day Musdlmcs II. s. ncall.
Lcamgion; $. n. Calching, Mississippi.
II. Wales Lines, Mcnden, Conn; +. A.
Douglass, T. W. Cooke, Bruce King, y r.
Camcs, T. u. Armour Emmn Noorhi,a.
X NJ. Mansiord. Etoney shepherd. W. 4.
Miller, Nicholas Williams. Joseph bruce.
j. d. Hoist, I. H. Jones. 4. y. latham. D.
Il. Pcicu, II. Il. llallor. city. ---- Peters.
Chicago. Misses Mamie Cooke, Rcbio
Park hclcali, Olic y. Clapp, Fannie Low.
rance, sallio Galloway, Molho Clark.
Willie Wilkins. city; Adele Davis, Ciucin.
matt, o. NJ. J. blackburn. l.aconia.
TnE Montgomery will probably coon
take 90 opcn.Air drills, o. II h getting ,oo
warm - drill indoorl Besides. outdoor
drilling allows the boys irucr action and
morc scope for field movements. The,
may possibly become a little ratified" nj
their ii-st drill before outsiders. but all arc
determined 10 overcome The least symp.
tom Of nervousness.
L,sr night the Montgomery made som,
ol the pfcltiest wheels In double rank that
could be wished for They were sunni,
magnificent, aud fimt Lieut. Taylor, com
handing In Capt Lynn's absence from lht
city, deserves great credit for pericctinl
the BOYS ~ lao has.
ApjurASr-GESrRAL Lars McConD Ia
summoned 10 Nashville for conference IN,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
Chancery Sale
Oh
REAL ESTATE.

No. Gisa, Rim the Chanccry Court Of shelby
Couniy'-W. A. faiIcs guardian. ". Halle faircs
ny yir,ue Of an lnicriocuiory decree for ale en-.
tered In the above Gauss on The an day Of March,
iss9. N. n o. page "a, will sell At public anc-
ton. 20 the highest bidder IN front Of the Clerk
the Courthouse Oi shelby county. Memphia. lend
nctscc, on
saturday. 9th Day OF April, 1850,
within legal hour. the following described prop
cry. situated IN shelby county. Tenn, touit.
BEGINNING at the intsrscCt0n u Central aycnuo|
with the south tide 81 the Memphis A Charleston
l,nilnad running thence Ncstwanily with south
lie OF ~ railroad twelve u2l chains and thirty.
i've CAl Inks ~ a stake thence southWafdiy with
the east line 81 Qunchcti lot fourteen 90 chains
and uincty.nyc 1l Inks 10 the north aide II Cafcr
avenue. thence cattwnrily on said north line n
Iafcy avenue twelve llll chains and forty one ltD
links 20 ~ intersection with Ccntrl avenue; thence
norihwardly with The west line Of Ccnira avenue
niiccn 10 chains 10 The place OF beginning. Con-
uining ~ il'itQ nCfa. morc or los and bciux
Known o. lot, slK lsl aud seven 90 Of tho whltmoI
Also the following lot or panel Of land hcgln.
Ming az point on The wet side Of Waflcld av.
cuuc eight ~ chains south ~ the south line q the
Memphis 4 Charleston Railuled. thence Wcsiuarily
parallel with mid Memphis 4 Chafifsion mliroad|
Twelve ti2l chains aud hiiyhyc (hO links 20 al
stake. thence souihwardiy fifteen (iil chains and
eighiecn 90 links 70 stake thence cssiwanilyl
parallel With The aid line oi said railroad twcye
W. chains and hiiy.lyo Cal links 70 point on tho
wet side u Waflcld avenue. and thence norih.|
warily along the aid wet line Of Narlold avenue
liiecn u3l chains and twenty eight ts,l links q
The place Of BEGINNING being what are known a
luu sixteen ull and seventeen 90 In the whit
more snbdiyisign. and containing nineteen Oh
Trrms Of salc-onc third 90 cash. l,aianto on i
crrlit ~ one and two years unfr bearing iurfUlt|
VIII sccnuly rgg.fc'i, lien retained.
Ihl1 tih day ~ Nnfrh, lhs1.
p n MCllENRY. Clerk and Master
oahu Patterson, W. w. Mcdowell. solicitor.
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Nervous Prostitution,
ordor of Publication.

No NCSl n n. -flmale ChhnoCry Court N ghoihy
oo, nty, Tenn -fplin League udmiuhimtor. VI
D. I McCicllaifch
IA anprafinH ifouiithc amended I'm In thia canaa
which stwofn W s'a, ~. ", ,.l,nl = Anlcf
aud nourisldcnt oi The Slate of runuesarc
III thcrcfore ofdcfgi, That be make his ap
roamncc hcrrin ~ W courthouse OF shelby
ffigi oil shelby cuunty, Icnu., ON the nnt MONDAY
In NAV. issl. and plead. answer of domuf 10 CON
pialnsnts amcuici eilL % the saino vi h. taken
In coniesd a. 10 HIN and 20 iuf hearing ~ Iaf
and thst a c0py Of this onief ~ published oncc 4
wcck flf four successive wucka IN TuE MTNrnia
ArrAL This isth day Of March, lssa
tfuc copy--Atgst
"'' n MciiENRY. clerk and Master.
nyT n. caldwell, Deputy CLERK aud Master.
". NJ. Randolph, Solicitor Tor Complainant
1894 nj
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rhe Awful wors OF white ~ -

BELvIDERE,l n. j., March l6.-Whitc
Caps in upper Warren County recently
visited prominent politician named
Young, at Allgmuchy, and made him
promise to make amends for not leading n
life la conformity TO the Golden Rule. Al
Tranquility they called on II. @. Lemons,
a well known resident, and leading him to
the shop Of Mr. Runyon. they stripped
him, aud with brush, soap and hot
water gave hin a thorough washing. not
b ing ut al pfaieula about breaking the
skin. The victim shriekel and gruaned
under their lr atmcnt but TO no purpose.
When through they dressed him In a new
suit Of clothes aud sent him home. warn
ing him To keep clean under penalty Of a
second scrubbing. A farmer who was al
leg, d b have been caught m the act Of
Watering his milk, was visited and eau
toned against repeating the olIense.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
The Teacher

Who advised her pupils to strengthen
their minds by the use Of Ayers Sar-
saparilla, appreciated tho truth that
bodily health Is essential 20 mental
yigor. For persons Of delicate aud feeble
constitution, whether young or old, this
medicine Is remarkably beneficial 30
surc you get Ayers sarsnpariila.
Every spuing aud fall I take a num-
her Of bottles Of Ayers Sarsaparilla, end
am greatly benefited -- Mrs. James VI.
Eastman, stonchani. Mass.
81 have taken Ayers SarsapnriilA
with great benefit 10 my general health"
Miss Thirza l.. Crctar, Palmyra, Md.
my daughter, twelve years Of age,
has suffered for the past year from
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

FOR SALE---Choice building lots on Washington, be-
tween Manassas and Dunlap, either side
of street One corner lot
FOR SALE-Building lot on Adams, IooxI5o Very
desirable for residence and very cheap
FOR SALE-Severa nice lots on Jefferson extended
which we offering at very close figures
Neighborhood being handsomely inn
proved
FOR SALE-Two good bargains in vacant property on
Vance. Choice locations.
FOR SALE-Beautifu building lot on Linden.
FOR SALE-I48H 1881, southwest corner Exchange
and Third. This at bargain
FOR SALE-Resdences and vacant properyn all parts
of city and suburbs.
ALLEN & FINLEY, 10 Madison Street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

WAH,ru's iug Cabin ncmciics-old fash.
toned, simple compounds, used IN the days
81 our hardy turClathcr. are ''uld timer,"
but ''old reliable" They compti,ca
wAiiNEtvs tGG CABIN SAsSAPARUI.A.
"llopy and nurhu Remedy" cough and
Consumption Remedy" "llnir Tonic. "Ex.
tract Tor External and Internal usc. "Plas.
tcu. "RnsU Cream, iorCaiarrh. aud Liver
pills' They are put up by II. ~. Warner
4 Co, prupnrtun " Warmers Safe Rome.
dies, aud promise % equal the standard
value " uins, great preparations. Alidrug
gfis kCcp them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
BEING PROMPTLY TAKEN.

Amateur Athletic Association stock Re-
garded NJ Gilt Edge for Investment
When President McComb, Of the ANA
tcnr Athlie Association, announced before
a meeting Of is members that 81, 700
more was needed to erect aud equip the
club building, thoro woro many doubling
ThOmascs
II came ~ a surprise 10 tho gentlemen,
but only served TO put them ON their
mcltlc aud start them out with the extra
stock.
Thus Tar, after a canvass Of less than one
week. $1,000 OF the stock has been taken
by citizens ~ a solid, paying investment.
With all classes Il Is regarded with great
favor and the club members have taken ~
much OF Il ~ their hank accounts and
business demands would permit
The confident expectation l. that al Of
the additional stock will be taken by the
Und ii the present week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

Ia pursuance 81 the trust dc0d registered IN noar
No. itf, Page ~ Registers once shelby county.
Tennessee Will ssIl NJ public auction ~ the hiFhl
cat bidder Tot cash, hi The southwest cufnrr ~ In
District Of Shelby ooanty, known a. Mcmphl[
Tenn, on
Thursday. March "a. 1850,
foT default therein, NJ request Of honcdcafy La
lne piece Of pfuprriY ifuniiur on the wet tido u
hayhurn avenue " 1tino feet aud ruuninT hlfk
wutwurily between PARALLEL linoa 10 fctt % an
alloy, the south liuc bcihg !, tiioQ iooi north u
lullHny, hcing luia r. and ~ two aud thrtn
Mirkf subdivision 81 pan lot No tu7 NliinurhhI
Williams Tract, in Fourteenth Civil Iittnt Ia
aid county. Title believed good soll a. truselL
This February =. isso.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

Buy Lime Cement and Fire Brick Of
- I J. Gn,uAN, Nc. $40 Front st.
Telephone JOl.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
H.. NJ a. n N. Enrningy.

The following is a comparative statement
Of earnings OF the Louisville, New Orleans
q rnxns Rnilrnnd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
For That
Tired Feeling

strength and economy Of Hoods sarsaparilla.
my little boy was so badly afflicted with
scrofula that the whole top OF his head was one
complete mass Of matter. For two years
found no relief Then gave him one bottle
Of Hoods Sarsaparilla, and there was n won
derful Improvement. then got one bottle
more and that cured him completely. keep
Hoods 6arsaparlla In the house, and give IL
TO my chlldrenfor spring medicine" MRs.
II. ID. Leroy, 1911 Hogan st., st. Louis, Mo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

A fair trial Of Hoods Sarsaparllla will
convince any reasonable person that II pos
sesses great medicinal merit. We do not
claim that every bottle will accomplish a
miracle, but we do know that nearly every
bottle, taken according TO directions, does pro-
duce positive benefit. Its peculiar curative
power Is shown by many remarkable cures.
81 think Hoods sarsaparilla Is Just the
medicine for women. or anyone who has bad
blood" MRs. J. 4. SMITH, Z. Broad Top, Pa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
Better than for Years

al have been for years great sufferer
from severe nervous headache, but never
found any relief TIL began to use Hoods
Sarsaparllla. Before the second bottle was
gone my headaches were not 80 severe nor
so frequent. I am Just beginning the fourth
bottle and have not felt so well for years.
The confused dizzy feeling In the head 10 alb
solutely gone, and my general health Is won-
derfully improved" MRS. w. 3. CART
WRIGHT, Shelter Island. Suffolk Co., NY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
Stronger Every Day

al have been troubled great deal with
acadache, had no appetite. no strength. and
felt as mean as any one could, and be about
my work. Since taking Hoods sarsaparilla
have not had the headache, my food has
rellshed, and seemed 20 do me good, and I
have found myself growing stronger every
day. Thoroughly believe IN Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla." NJ. A. STEIsMAS, 10 Grand Avenue,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
N. u. BE sure 20 get
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-12-19

A few more left. Our
Album stock is complete
Needs to be seen to be
appreciated.