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LIVRR REGULATOR |
It Saved the People of Savannah, Ga.
who used it during the Terrible
Epidemic of 1876.

MEssRs. j. Fl. ZEIIIE s. Co.,
GEETLEMEE:-We, the undersigned, Engineers
ON the Georgia Central Railroad ia grateful obli-
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SIMMONS LIVER REeULAToR during the YELLOW
FEVER Epidemic in Savannah, Georgia in the
summer and fall of 1876, desire to make the follow
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though exposed to the worst miasmatic Influences
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prevalence of his most FATAL EPIDEMIC, with but
the single exception of one of US, who was taken
sick, but speedily recovered, we continued In our
ueual good health. circumstance we can account
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this yellow FeAer malaria
Respectfully yours,
G PATTERSON, JAS L MAIIFTTE
JOHN Il COLLINS, MELTON Il CooFER
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Sufferers from Headacne.

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-15
THE NATIONAL SOCIALISTS
Repudiate the Military Associations
Forming within their Organiza-
tiOns, and DiscOuntenance any
such Proceedings.

CINCINNATI, June 14.-The following cir
cular was issued to-day by the National ex
ecutive committee of the Socialistc-L abor
party:
To all Sections and Members of the SocIallstic-
Labor party:
The National executive committee has been
informed that a few of our party members
have associated themselves into military Or
CARNATIONS in several localities, instigated
thereto by mistaken apprehension that such
course is necessary to the protection of
their rights as Socialists. The party
authorities would not deem 1t any part
action, were it not attempted by these mill
tary organizations to secure recognition at
the hands of the Socialistic-L Labor party, and
that it is possible, in some instances, such
organizations may have had the countenance
or encouragement of local sections, inasmuch
as no warrant for such organizations can
be found in the platform or constitution OF
the party, the proceedings of either OF the
party congresses, or in the acts of the execu-
tive committee or the board of supervision.
The SAID organizations are regarded by the
executive committee as occupying
a position of hostility to the principles and
policy of the Socialistic-L Labor party, whether
so intended or not We therefore request
party members to withdraw from said mill
tary connections, and particularly urge all
sections to avoid any official connection with
such bodies, and to require that no arms be
carried In their PROFESSIONS. If parties thus
banded, with arms, insist upon Joining our
professions against the wishes of the sections,
such sections are advised to compel comph
anc. with their orders. By the national ex-
ecutlye committee
PHILIP VAN PATTEN,
Corresponding Secretary.
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MECHANICS DEMONSTRATION
At Virginia City. Nevada-A Peremp-
tory Demand for Five Dollars
Day, or No Work Allowed
to Proceed.

SAN FRANCISCO, June IA Virginia
City dispatch says: There is great excite
ment here to-day over the demonstration of
the mechanics union against the recent re-
duction of wages by the mining companies
from FIVE to four dollars per day. The union
about two huodred and fifty strong
marched to the Svuge mine and demanded
five dollars per day for all mechanics en-
ployed in the mine. Superintendent Gllett
guaranteed an increase to that amount in the
future, and the procession then went to the
Consolidated Virginia. Superintendent Fair
was sick at home, and Assistant Superintend-
ent Potter said he could do nothing until he
heard from the trustees in San Francisco.
The mechanics employed In the works were
then ordered to quit, which they did. The
same course was pursued at the G. and G.
shaft. The men then returned to Miners
union hall. A meeting is called for to NOR
row night to decide upon the future course.
Many of the mechanics In the Consolidated
Virginia and c. and C. works are now receiv-
ing the wages demanded by the union, and
only few have been ordered to quit work
The demonstration was orderly and no vlo-
lent action has been taken. The Miners
union takes no part in the demonstration, but
it is said that an understanding exists be-
tween the union to cooperate in case of an
emergency. The mechanics are determined
to push the fight to the last if the mine man
ayers refuse to restore the old rate of wages.
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THE GOOD WORK STILL ONWARD

The proceedings Of the Democratic county
convention, so far as they have advanced,
will be found in another column. 1t will be
seen that only four nominations were made
yesterday-General G. w. Gordon for attor-
ney-general; Ed Worsham, for clerk of the
circuit court; George Dent, for attorney-gen-
eral Of the Bartlett circuit court; and Felix
NJ Jones, for clerk Of the Bartlett circuit.
The contest for attorney was charac-
terizd by great excitement ana thrill
ling interest; bat there was no Bit
terness in the struggle. The aspirants
were all irst-class men, whose great abilities
and unbounded popularity secured the earn
est support of steadfast friends, and il was
not surprising that the contest was prolonged.
Never did we see such a spirit of magma
nimity as the asE Irants exhibie l toward each
other. Ii is useless for us TO speak in praise
of General Gordon. HIS nomination will
give additional strength to the ticket,
already made strong hy the nominations OF
the previous day. Yesterdays work was
rounded up by The nomination of Ed Wor-
sham for clerk OF the cucuit court. On
reaching MS majority, seven years ago, he
commenced his political career 10y working
for the Dsmoatatic panty, and no man has
done more efficient service. HIS honesty
and superior qualifications are Of the
highest order, and while Rawlings will
give to the ticket the prudence, wisdom and
the zeal and energy Of executive youth. The
nomination of Felix N. Jones, for the office of
clerk of the Bartlett circuit court, has met
with approval. Mr.. Jones is the son of the
late Governor Jones, Of Tennessee. He has
host of friends IN the city and county who
will work earnestly for his election and for
the success of the whole ticket. His success
ful effort in securing the nomination
over a number of strong candi-
dates proves his popularity and ability.
There is general rejoicing at the nominations
that have been made, and especially, at the
harmony and the generous magnanimity of
the defeated candidates toward their success
full rivals Il Inc good work commenced will be
terminated to-day. All eyes will be eagerly
turned to the Exposition building
this morning, with hope not
without the alloy of fear. If the convention
will do as we'll to-day as it did on Thursday
and yesterday, on TIE first day of August
next the Democratic banner will be proudly
planted upon the hattlements of routed
and vanquished enemy. Gentlemen dele
gates, thus far you have won the applause Of
your constituents The enemies to your party
sneered at you, but you have shown a wis
dom, a moderation, aud a patience which
has never been exceeded in any polti-
cal convention in Shelby county. Do youI
duty to-day-show the same patriotism, the
same readiness to sacrifice personal prefer
ences for the sake of harmony, and all is
we'll
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FATAL ACCIDENT
At the Br0OkIyn Bridge-Two Men
Killed and Two Dangerously In
jured by the Parting Of
Cable.

New York, June IA: While the wolkuen
on the Brooklyn bridge were lowering into
its place one of the large cables, the tackling
ed, and Thomas blake and Henry Supple
were killed, and Peter Abergh and James
Mouth were dangerously wounded. When
the tackle parted, the huge iron shoe,
weighing nearly nine hundred pounds, shot
over houses, demolishipg chimneys and tele
graph wires. and lodging in pile of granite
near the bridge tower. The cable itself split
apart, aud several strands were bent and
twisted into every conceivable shape, and
dangled from the roadway of the great stone
pier between the piers. The tackling which
broke and caused the disaster has been used
previously in lowering the great cables into
plaoa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-15

Inc majority report OF the senate COM
mittee on privileges and elections upon Sena-
tor Sargent's joint resolution proposing the
sixteenth amendment to the constitution pro-
hibitlDg States from DISTINGUISHING women
takes the ground substantially that this
amendment, if adopted, will make several
million female voters totally inexperienced in
political affairs, quite generally depend
ent upon the other sex, all incapable of per-
forming military duty and without power to
enforce laws which their numerical strength
may enable them to make. and comparatively
few OF whom wish to assume the irksome
and responsible political duties which the
measure thrusts upon them and which many
men seek to evade. Such a change should
only be made slowly and in response to
general public demand. Thirty thousand
names asking for this legislation were ob-
tanned through the efforts of woman-suffrage
societies, thoroughly organized, with
active and Jealous managers. Without
woman suffrage, legislation for woman is
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The Qaebec Rioters Suppressed.

QUEBEC, June 14.-The rioters have come
to terms aud are now at work. The volun-
teers will probably leave here tonight or to-
morrow morning. Last night the reserve
force, consisting of the Prince of Wales
Rifles, Fifth Fusileers, eighth battalion
Royal Rifles, and Victoria Rifles, lay in the
skating-rink. The men of the Victorias,
not being supplied with overcoats and blank
cts, suffered good deal from cold and the
dampness of the building. The funeral Of
the men shot by the military day before yes
terday takes place this afternoon. The vol
unteers have been ordered under arms in
case Of any disturbance. The Montreal boat
which arrived this morning brought further
reinforcement of fifty men, under command
of Colonel Crawford, of the Victorias.
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The Late Thomas Winans,s Will.

BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE will of the late
Thomas Winans, of Baltimore, who died at
Newport, Rhode Island, a few days ago, be-
queaths three hundred and twenty thousand
dollars to some twenty-odd relatives and
friends-the largest, fifty thousand dollars,
to his brother, Clinton Winans; all the house
hold furniture, pictures, jewelry and plate to
his daughter Celeste, and the residue of the
estate to his two children, Ross R. and &C.
leste Winans, share and share alike. His
brothers, William l.. and Walter S. Winans,
and his son, Ross R. Winans, are named as
executors. 1t is stated expressly that no
bonds shall be required of the executors.
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DIED.

HARRINGTON-A Bailey Springs, Ala, June II,
1878, MI B. HARRINGTON, Of Friars Point, Miss
Funeral will take place from the residence Of ]. s.
Smith (Galt House,, corner Main and Beale streets,
at 10 O'Clock this (SATURDAD morning, June
18th. Carriages In attendance. Friends invited to
attend.
SPANGLER-Int this CITY, June IA, 1878, CHARLES
j. infant son of V. and Josephine Spangler, aged 2
months and days.
The friends and acQuaintances are invited to at
tend the funeral, from the residence, No. SO Prom
enade st this (SATURDAY) afternoon, at O'Clock
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-15
RACE NEWS.
At Columbus.

COLUMBUS, o., June 14.-The races to-day
drew but fair crowd
First Race.-Three-year dds; 500 en-
trance, with $3.50 added. There were five
starters. The race was won by War6eld in
two straight heats. Time: 491k, 1887.
MolIie, second money; Miss Brady was dis
tanced.
Second Rdce-Miie heats, three in FIVE, for
$500. The race was won by Ada Lambert
in three straight heats Time-1 :4854,
1:452, l AS. Edwin A, second money; Bes-
sic Lee dlstanced
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Arrest OF COunterfeiters and q ColOred
Letter RObber.

OMAHA, June 1.-TWO counterfeiters
named J. M. Oliver and John D. Sullivan
were arrested here to-day by the Ohama de-
tective agency force, having dies and material
in their possession. They were preparing to
make counterfeit trade-dollars. They will
be examined tomorrow. They protest their
innocence.
Alfred Early, the colored porter at the
Omaha postofice, was arrested to-day by
Special-Agent John B. Furry, having in his
possession letters that he had stolen and
opened. Thleving has been going on since
last December. Early was bound over to APP
dollaro
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-15

CINCINNATI, June 14.-The celebrated
''porcupine" libel suit of Thomas G. Camp
bell against NJ. Halstead and Z. Henderson,
city editor OF the Commercial, was ended to-
day. The case against Mr.. Henderson was
dismissed several days ago for want of proof
of the authorship of the alleged libelous =
ticle, but the criminal prosecution was con-
tinued against Mr. Halstead. The jury, this
evening, after half an hours delIberation,
returned a verdict of acquittal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-15
Three Negroes Hanged for Murder.

GoLDsBoRo, n. c., June 14.-Noah Cherry,
Paris Atkinson and Robert Thompson, COL
ored, murderers OF the Warsley family, were
executed to-day in the presence of six thou
sand people. They proclaimed their inno-
cence to the last, and were verysdefant and
bitter toward the prosecuting attorney. The
necks of Cherry and Atkinson were broken,
and Thompson was strangled to death.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-15

const lntly improving and disabilities
imposed upon her under the common law are
being swept away by the spirit of the age.
The States are gradually granting suffrage
to women, with good results. The committee
regard 1t as unwise and Inexpedient to en-
able two-thirds of the States, through an
amendment of tie constitution, to force
woman suffrage upon the other third, In
which public opinion of both sexes may be
strongly aYerse to such a change
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-15
Cubans Celebrating the Cessation of
H0stiIities.

HAVANA, June 1.-The Spanish troops,
led by General Martinez Campos and Cap
tain Ger eral Jovellar, made triumphal en-
try into this city this morning amid unbound
ed enthusiasm, the Cubans aud Spaniards
uniting in fraternal exhibitions of joy. The
flowers, and spanned by trlumphal arches,
with inscription, to the paci6ers of Cuba.
The municipality of Cuba presented to each
general a golden laurel wreath.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

A GREEABLE to resolution. an adjourned meet
- ing Of the stockholders Of the Mechanics
Office, on MONDAY. June 18th, at O'Clock p.m
for election Of Ofcers, Directors and Solicitor. to
serve for the ensuing term and for the loaning OF
funds on hand. A PROMPT AND FULL ATTENDANCE
Is DESIRED. G. v. RAMBAUT, President
b. j, WARD, Secretary.
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CATARR
THE EYE, EAR, and THROAT
Successfully Treated with
SAnF0RD'S RADICAL CURE,

CUCCESS the test OF merit and success the treat
= ment of Catarrhal Affections. after many
BILE failures undoubed specific curative proper
ties In the remedy used Does SASFoKDs RADICAL
CURE for Cstarrh possess such properties The
dence. in the shape unsolicited testimonials from
most respectable people in all stations OF life must be
conclusive this point. Never believe in the his
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been offered freely offered in favor of remedy than
that in the possession OF the propretors of SASFoKDs
RADICAL CURE And valuable is it does not repre-
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to-day offered by friends friends Peo-
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daily admit its superiority over any method of cure
known TO the regular medical profession. but shun the
publicity Incidental to published statement. Hence
the testimonials in possession represent but small
part OF those withheld for the mentioned. The
following unsolicited testimonial from HENRY WELLS,
ESQ, OF Wells Fargo Co.'S Express, Is outspOkCn
endorsement OF which we are Justly proud.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-15

NEW YORK, June 1.-The failure OF
Charles Scott a Co, importers o. white goods
at No. 3O4 Canal street. is announced to-day.
An assignment is made TO VIM. 5. Taylor:
Bad debts and depreciation iE values caused
the failure. The liabilities are estimated at
nearly two hundred aud fifty thousand dol
lars, all OF which Is due abroad. The assets
consist Of the stock and open accounts, the
va Iue OF which is not known.
voluntary petition in bankruptcy has
been f,, d by John Schappert Of the late frm
Of Scbanr,. II and Schlastiter, Second avenue
and First st, Get. Schappert Is heavily IN
-oIved in real p ate. TGere Is large sum
dna 10 denos,tors. .Nart Of which is owing to
European creditors. Liabilities are s2l2, $50,
Of which 1922, $50 is secured. The assets IN
clude three houses and lt'ts. mortgaged Tor
$4,000 and valued at "a, W. pfoii'SSo'S
notes, $40, 800: stocks. SA,3OO.
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Lively Fight with Texas Train Robbers

GALVESTON, June IA Decatur special
says: Lieutenant Peake's State troops and
the sheriff s party had lively fight with the
Bass party, who robbed the trains on the
Northern Texas railroad lately, at Salt creek,
in this county. One robber was killed, and
several horses killed and wounded, and the
balance captured. The robbers escaped on
foot, with the rangers in hot pursuit.
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INVALUABLE.

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disordered, that it was doubtful matter whether
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sheer desperation tried this, and once benefited
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liver and my age-over 7O-Inay prevent my entire
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IL this statement of my be of any service to
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