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SUNSTROKE A MISNOMER.
An Appeal Reporter Investigates the
SunstrOke Theory as to Causes
and ResuitS-Ehae Mem
phis Physician has to
say On this ImpOr-
Cant Subject.

Our searcher after truths and facts inter-
viewed one of our leading and scientific ply
sicians yesterday On the subject of coup de
sOleil, or sunstroke. The gentleman said:
81 see an article in the APPEAL, of Wednes-
day last, taken from New Y rk paper, CIV
ing an interview with ID. Looms, OF New
York, on the subject OF sunstroke. DIR.
Loomis scarcely goes below the surface In his
article. The word SuHStr0ke is a misnomer,
because persons are often struck down who
have not had ray of sunshine to fall upon
them for twenty-four hours. Persons have
also been struck down as late as ten and
eleven o'clock at night.
THE CAUSES OF sUNsTRoKE.
'What is your theory of the cause Of sun
stroke or prostratiCn from heat?" asked our
reporter
: 1.-The cause" replied the doctor, sis I'M
doubtedly the heat produced by the sun. In
cities where the sun s rays are reflected by
stone walls, glass windows, brick pavements,
iron columns and tin roofs, oxygen Is de-
stroyed, and that oxygen is necessary for
the support Of animal life. Another cause
exists in cities wherein Is congregated large
amount of animal life, constantly absorbing
vast volumes of oxygen and giving OFF car
bon gas, which Is destructive to animal life,
when heated. Sunstroke is exceedingly rare
in the country. although a man may follow
his vocation under a vertical sun.
because" continued the doctor, 1.-THE air
we breathe is loaded with oxygen. You may
attempt to light fire in the CRATE when the
sun is shining upon the CRATE, and you will
find it very difficult matter to succeed and
make it burn. Set log-heap on fire In the
sunshine, the fire will be very feeble indeed,
and the reason of this is because the oxygen
necessary to support combustion is absorbed
by the suns rays. The laws of nature when
not interfered with are self adjusting. Trees
and plants feed upon and absorb carbonic
gas, which animals give off, and the trees and
plants give off an abundance OF oxygen,
which is taken up by and supports animal
life.
WHY so FEW CASES IN MEMPHIS.
why under that theory, are so few cases
in Memphis?" inquired our man of curl
osity.
memphis, my dear friend, y said the doc
tor, sis almost Undecided in a forest of trees;
it has an immense forest at its feet across the
river, in the great Arkansas bottoms, and
from that forest is waited daily millions OF
cubic feet of oxygen, hence the rarity OF sun
stroke here but New York and Brooklyn, for
lack of this suffer. Philadelphia is much
better provided than New York. st. LOUIS,
| situated near vast prairies, is much more ex-
posed. If the authorities of cities would
plant shade trees along the streets, and If the
citizens would do likewise on their property IN
those cities, there would be fewer cases OF sun
stoke.
"What is sunstroke?' asked our reporter.
Upon DOst-DlOrtem examinations being
! made" replied the doctor, 1.-THE brain and
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OLIVER, FlNNIE & co
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

One week from next Thursday will be
election day in Shelby county.
d. C. Senter, Of Milan, Tennessee, has
filed his petition IN BANKRUPTCY.
Those who were Frustrated by heat on
Wednesday last are recovering rapidly.
The recorder dispensed justice yesterday
morning to "beggarly account OF empty
boxes.
The Shelby county circuit court is pre-
pairing for an adjournment by winding up Its
unfinished business.
The weather yesterday was more pleas
ant than on previous days, owing to the hght
breeze which was waited from the west.
Quite q large Democratic meeting was
held IN the seventh ward, at toe Charleston
railroad crossing, on Beale street, last night.
The Nationals rallied on the corner OF
Main and Beale streets last night. Their
speakers sang the same old songs to the same
old tunes.
60 10 Dickens's curiosity shop, No. 2o5
second street, and buy the Peoples Monthly,
price only ten cents per copy. Burlington
Hd,oEeye, five cents.
Political discussions In private as to the
result Of the August election are INDUCED IN
generally at present, and many bets have
been made on the result.
The old members of the Democratic
Conservative club Of the eighth ward are re-
.auested to meet tonight, at eight o'elocs
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KORTRECHT,
who has Always Been, but Does Not
Now Like 10 be Called Rndi-
caI-R.s Record.

> EDITORS APPEAL-Mr Charles kortrecht
consumed his time Wednesday night at the
speaking on the corner of Adams and Second
streets in defending himself against the charge
of Radicalism, or rather in explaining what
syrt OF a Radical re was. He claimed great
credit for the influence he exercised with the
Federal authorities In Memphis during the
war in amelIorating the condition OF our clt-
zens-getling them released from the Irving
block prison, etc But Mr.. Kortrecht failed
entirely to inform his audience that he acted
in that benevolent way as an agent and attor-
ney for pay, and that be made more money
in that way during the war than in all his
life besides. Mr. Kortrecht never was In the
habit of doing something for nothing. he
could tale unfold, If he chose, as to how he
got possession of valuable, highly improved
residence by working upon the fears OF the
former owner of the property, of threats or
talk of confscation and demolition, to meet
the wants or necessities of the Federal au-
thorities. Mr.. Kortrecht failed to touch upon
these sharp practices of his profession.
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FLAX TOW BAGGING.
A Massachusetts Cotton Spinner Pro-
tests against Flax Tow BagEing,
and EustructS his Correspond
ents here not to Purchase
such on his Account.

The following correspondence between Mr..
Charles II. Dalton, treasurer OF the Merrl-
mack manufacturing company, of Boston,
and Messrs. G.. Falls & Co., of our city, will
be read with interest by merchants and plant
ers. The Merrlmack manufacturing company
handles some forty thousand bales OF cotton
annually:
From rule No 10, New York cotton exchange, passed
June q, 1878. 100
on and after Monday, September =: 1873 cotton
covered with fax begging containing shives (or
small pieces of straw manufactured from unrot-
ted or imperfecty rotted fax, shall be deemed un-
merchantabIe and shall not be good delivery In this
market. .o-o
Messrs. g. Falls d Co., Memphis
DEAR SIRs-Calling your attention to the above,
must decline to allow to receive, On my account
any bales of cotton covered in whole or In part with
the above described kind of bagglng. very serious
objection to this kind of baggng was not stated IN
the printed circular Neatly all the bales arrive In
unusually bad order. The baggng, being rotten ana
weak tears easily and exposes the cotton 1t is sup
posed that a large quantity of this cloth is now In
the hands of the manufacturers and dealers, and
will be offered such prices as Will tempt tue plant
er to it. 1t Is quite important to let IL be gener
ally known that you have received instructions 10 re-
jecI all cotton covered with it, as the expense TO
which the planter Will be subjected in changing the
covering of rejected bales will be consldeTa ble
Yours truly, CHARLES IL .DALION.
Treas. Merrimack Manufacturing Co.
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spipal column are found overwhelmed with
cark. carbonlzed blood; hence the excessive
heat of the body, even some time after death,
nd the great nerve centers, the sympathetic
e.pecially, are overwhelmed with this poison
The attack is excited by drinking. Women
srcely, If ever, are attacked, because they
D not drink az a general rule.
THE REMEDY FOR sUNsTRoKE.
when you see a person attacked with
what Is called sunstroke,' remarked the doc
tor TO our investigator, lift him carefully
into the shade, apply ice-cold water to the
cad and spine, and immediately send for the
rearest physician. Let him use half grain
OF morphine hypodermically to quiet the
nervous irritability, and afterward give the
patient duinine in full doses, even If you have
t. give 1t by drenching him through the
Iostrils, to act as an arterial sedahve.
Afterward administer brisk cathartic, a
drop or two OF croton oil. and keep up the
ouinine doses for several days. | have tried
tins remedy, and know the good results fol-
lowing the course.
Our reporter thanked the doctor tor the
information obtained for the public, and went
out on Front street, where he stood and
gazed at the Arkansas forests. After lnhal-
ing a vast quantity of the oxygen, which was
being waited from over the river, he went on
his raids, firmly convinced of the truth of the
saving that ''the man who makes two blades
OF grass grow where one grew before is a
public benetactor.
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DIR. Moffett's TEETHINA lteething p0to-
dersl regulates the bowels and makes teeth
mo easy= Teethina cures cholera infantum
and the summer complaints of children, heals
eruptions and sores, removes and prevents
the formation of worms. No mother should
he without it. w. n. Wilkerson Il Co., and
all druggists keep it.
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The Texas state Democratic COnVen-
ton Organized.

New ORLEANS, July 1.8-A special from
Austin to the Galveston NetcS says that the
Democratic convention was permanently or
ganIzed with NJ. d. K. Taylor president,
John Bookhoat secretary, and thirty vice
presidents. Several committees reported
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Mrs. WinsiOw's soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity OF the stom-
ach, relieves ,oind colo, regulates the bowels.
cures dysentery and diarrheG, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
WELT tried remedy. Ticenty fire cents a bottle.
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The Naval secretnry,s Excursion.

NEWPORT, r. l., July Is. = Secretary
Thompson and party arrived at Torpedo sta
ton this morning, and were received with
the usual salute
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Restaurant
motbers Must Not Forget

EVERYTHING in the very best style. Pure
creams and sherbets a speciality, at
FLOYDiS
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STRAws, Chinese ventilators, imported
Manillas, and the largest and latest assort-
ment of hats at Leidy's, opposite Court square.
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WRIGHT-SNEED.
COrrespOndence Touching the Canvass
in tire Tenth Congressional Dis
trict Between AttOrney-Gen-
erai Luke r.. Wright and
Judge John L. II.
SneeG.

Somerville Falcon: The following cor
respondence explains itself:
MEMPHIS, TENN, July 3, 1873.
Hon. John L. T. Sneed:
DEAR SIR determined some weeks since
to become a candidate for congress IN this
district at the next election, and with this
view have seen and discussed the matter with
many Of the representative citizens OF Fay
cite, Hardeman and Shelby counties. My
reception so far has been most gratifying and
ENCOURAGING At the same time expressions
of favor and promises of support IN many,
and indeed, in most instances, have been
qualified by the proviso that you were not a
candidate. It was not astonishing that you
should generally be thought of IN this con-
nection by the intelligence and conservatism
Of the district. \ our social virtues, your ar
duous and distinguished services in tne high
est official position, as well as your pre-eml-
nent fitness, made this but natural and
proper | have invariably said to your friends,
and now repeat, that should your name be
presented to the congressional conventio n
mine would not be. My reasons for so say
ing are two fold-frst, because | believe you
would be more acceptable to the masses gen
orally, and secondly, because my own judg-
ment would ratify their preference, and my
personal inclinations forbid any antagonIsm
between us. May hope you will not regard
me impertinent In asking whether you Will
ALLOW your friends to present your claims for
the position or not? Yours truly,
LUKE E. WRIGHT
JUDGE sNEED s REPLY.
MEMPHIS. July 6, 1878
MY DEAR SIR-Your note of recent date,
in which you generously propose to relinquish
your aspirations to represent this district IN
congress and surrender the field to me If
desire nomination, has been duly consid-
cred. With every disposition to crafty the
wishes of the people of the district, many OF
whom have expressed to me, and to you also
as you state, desire that | should enter the
field, am obliged by considerations which tc
me must be paramount and controlling, tc
decline the contest. In answer, therefore, to
your inquiry whether or not | will permit my
name to be presented to the nominating con-
vention, have only to say that | will not
Allow me to assure you of my grateful ap-
probation of your course IN this matter as
we'll as the pride and satisfaction feel at this
new exhibition of the unfaltering confidence
and respect Of people who have known ano
watched my whole public and private life
and who, even in the midst of a serious re-
verse of fortune, have not ceased to be atfec-
tionate, faithful and true. Very truly yours
JOHN L. T. SNEED.
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FLoYD's candies are often initiated, but
never equalled.
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For all liver complaints and their attendant
Wis, bilious attac ks, constipation, dyspepsia,
headache, fever and ague, malaria, etc, this
is a speedy remedy. Purely vegetable and
pleasant taste. G. W. Jones & Co., Mem
phis, agents.
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INST Received.

A fine variety of Maillard's chocolate; also
French Glasce fruits.
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For a Present.
Embree's Liver Medicine, Fifty Cents

Get a box of Floyd's candies. There is
nothing nicer
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Relnns ANn assA&D.

RDnHS ASs SssA&D.
DOOMS-C Comfortable rooms, furnished or uniuI
* nIshed in r. iyate house, at reasonable rates,
70 families or gentlemen, at l0l Jefferson street.
MISERABLE front rooms and good board,
at Mrs. ANDERSoN'S, SO Jefferson ST
DOOMS AND BOARD 49,. .,,o.,
DoARD-For good board call at 49,.
nOOMS-FiFss-ciass meals furnished, If desired.
N Inquire ~ No. 12a Madison street
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LOST.

DLACK HORSE MULE will pay ten dollars Ola re
) vVard for the return TO me, at Hope oil Mil, one
black horse mule 1919 hands high, large WindgalI
on left hind leg. j. 3: 6AIEMAN. --
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For clerk or the County Court
ny WAIpRAN Is a candidate for Clerk OF the
w County Court al the ensuing August electlon'
siblect 10 the Independent voters oI Sns.uy Sonny:
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Judge or the Criminal Court
- r scRIJ6GS "a a candidate for Judge Of the
en- inal Court OF Shelby county, al the ensu-
election
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PERSONAL.
nR p. CUTTER. DENTIST,

2is Nam ST, ct corner Of Adams
MONSIEUR T. c. COLkRE, -.
NJ Professor OF Modern Language and Belle Arts,
IL prepared TO teach French German ana ltalani
also drawing and Painting on new method; IN tne
VeTy shortest time. Also will give INSTRUCTIONS N
t,yinnastc Exercises. such as Fencing Dancing anu
B king on the most scientific principles, ha a
procured Mrs. Riees doube-paIIor az Ea - honnS
Street No iO8 near Court Square, VII De nappy
10 see applicants from g O'Clock am, Tor iurther
arrangements.
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WANTS.

I AND-To lease for a term Of years or purchase
| 4 ten acres land, favOraby situated, WITHIN Two
or three miles of tie southern corporate limits Al
dress with terms and locality, - 800,
I,OOKS. washers and Ironers white and colored)
i at Employment Agency. West Court street
TTIO TRADF-A Gold Watch. with two Independent
movements and Horse timer combined iOr
GOOD horse Address JIM, this office
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EssE EsENT.

DESIDENCE-8 rooms, at 80 Market street. Ap-
~ ply at AZ Mosby street -
HOUSE-Of rooms twostories high good els.
II tern and yard; 30 Dave avenue. house OF o
boardinghouse. Sore and dwelling, cor; Manassas
and Alabama. Apply Carpenter Shop. $50 Secend.
DOTTAGE-Of rooms, gas and water NO. 34S
~ LaudeTdale Apply 70 no. 10 Court street.
IIOTTAGE-A frame cottage with four rooms,
J newly built and With all modern convenienees
Apply at 81 North Second street
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Fer COunty Register.

NAM. H.. GATES FOR COUNTY REgISTER--To
y the voters of shelby count! oiier ny name
- esndidafe fot the o1iee OF Register. ! am con
,tsant with the duties OF mat Office, and consider
,,-ts-if ronuetent TO tier faithful discharge ask
t-J,r suffraqss because need the position Many OF
"a nave known "a constant resident anloilg
= .cr over thlIty-elght years. To such feel that
,lsi no Recommendation; ard 70 you confidently
..,sr those VINO mar not know me. or my qualihea-
" ms g,,s,l iT "a III is!S SAM. NJ. GATES.
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IOAY COLT on wednesday. July 10Th, one bay
ID mare colt about two years old. white star on
forehead, heayy name ana tall. rive uOllars IT,
ward will be paid FOR her return 10
FRED. SCHMID. 1888 Lauderdale 81
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USEnERTS.

GRAND BENEFIT
TESDERED 10 THE
SISTERS OF ST. AGNES ACADEMY!
By The
SODALITY DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION,
at their Hall on Washington St,
FRIDAY EVENING JULY go. 1873
The beautiful comedy drama
PAKTEDi
will be presented.
ricketts, One pOlnr-to De had at Duty Carey s.
~ n Mansford's amt wills a Wildbefgers.
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EMPLOYMENr AGENCY.
sTRAYED OR sT,sLEN.

1 oNsDALE & co, MANAGERS,
| No q west Court street, Memphl.. Tenn;
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OR HELENA AND ST. FRANCIS RIVER
FOR WHITE RIVER.

M6LT HAEEY LINE.
Memphis White River and Black River
u. =. Mail Packets.
For Indian Bay, st. Charles, CLARENDON, DsValls
Bluff, Des Arc, augusta, Jacksonport, West Point,
Searcy, BatesVill6, Powhattsn and Pocahontss,
The elegant passenger steamer
ETFE7EH
~ e. u EHs sksN
II. & Harry. ..........-....-- master,
Leaves Memphis, on and after July 18th, every
SATURDAY, al b pm, connecting direct with the
new Black River u. s. Mail Packet MILF HARRY
for PeWhattan and Pocahontas, and with Daily
Packets to Batesyille and Upper White river.
Through rates to all points.
Freight consigned to MILF Harry Line. Memphis or
Tefrene, will be promptly forwarded.
]. T. WASHINGTON, Ag't, r E. Lee Wharfooat-
W. C. HARRY, Office r. (. Lee Wharfboat.
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POST OrEICE NUrICh.

1)OST OrfiCE NOTCH.
The Foreign MATHS Tor the week ending Saturday june
1878, will close tails office Tuesday ~ ~ ~. tor
kufups Dy steamship Montana. wa Queenstown. %
MedncsdRy at 4. NJ for Europe by steAmshp Russia.
vita Queenstown tcorrespondence Tor France TO be Tor.
varied by this steamer must be specially addresssd and
30 T.. M France direct by steamship Perere. via
Havrs Thursday. At " Tor Gernsny aud the Cont:
by steamship terdcr. VIA Plymouth, chettourx aud
anpurs correspondence tor Great Britain and Ireland W
be f~adei BY this steamer must be specially sddressed
treat Britain and Ireland by steamship
City Montreal via Vacsnstown tcorrssponjcnes tor Ger
many Continent forwarded by THIS steamer
specially sijressed) on saturday at ~ 40 A. NJ.
Tor Gcrmsny &c by steamship Mosel via Southampton
aud bremen spondonce Tor treat Britain aud
Conncut 20 be by this steamer must ec sps.
eisiiy addressed). aud r. NJ. tor scotland direct BY
steamship Ethiops via Glasgow and at ~ tor Europe
byNtramsip Britanne, via Queenstown The steamshps
Britannic do take mails tor
mars. sweden and Norway The mss for brssil direct
savc York May 2B The mails Hayti. ssvantita
leave New Yors May M The nails fof Aspin all and
south Pacific ports leave New YORK May a. The msis
A.xito Leave New York june The usstts for Auss
kS Nssvo rrsncisco june TO- The nails for Chas ano
rH0s. a. yAwgs, Possnassss.
posr ovrics. Ngw Yonx. May -. 1873.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
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NURSES. cAKuIAGEs. xSu,

SSl.
LyOR SALk-TEAM OF BLACK MAKEs II HANDS
IL years old: warranted separate together. stove
store 3l6 Hudson ut.
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4 XSSUGfIoN house or VAN TAssgEL / kEAKNEY.
IA Ito AND III EAST 18TH ST..
NEAR 4TH Av.
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SAMurLC u PERKINS Presiasul
Attsst-f. DE HANS JAsviss. secrxary
TuE TRUSTEES OF rue sEw YORK AND BROOK.

FNIIE TRUSTEES OF TIE NkW YORK AND BROOK
i Iyn Bridge.
Ofyics No ~ WAFER 81
BnooELYS. May ~ 1874 4
Sealed proposals will be o. trustees
New York ani ir oSlyu Bridge. their oIee II wster
~. Brooklyn, until IL NJ on the Hnsenth Q5hJ day of
June ls1- manufacture delivery not inciud.
cr.eou of about ave thousand eight hundred Is
tons Of wrought Iron and steel required Sr ths
pended super of tho East River bridge
Specific atious be obtained aud plans at tho
Lnsinser's office. w. A. kObBbiNG, Cnief knginosr.
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FkIDAf
On every horse that sound kind and true In
harness, from 10 three days Is given
a est w