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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-11
The Republican Ring of Shelby county
Flattened Ont by the Democratic
Candidate for Congress.
Col. Casey Young Before Large AndI-
ence Makes One OF the Most Mas
terIy speeches OF the Campaign.
An Exhaustive Analysis Of the Stirring
Questions OF the Day-State and
National Issues.
Judge VIM. N. Smith Makes Rambling
and Unsatisfactory Reply TO Col.
YOuDg's speech.

The joint discussion between Col. Casey
Young and Judge William NJ. Smith, the
Democratic and Republican candidates toi
Congress, attracted large audience at the
Greenlaw Opera house last night Col. Young
made the first speech, and it proved 10 be
one of The best efforts of his life. 1t was SC
weig htily worded, so full OF The juice Of
modern Democratic doctrine, so intelligently
contrasting the Democratic and Republican
parties, that the APPEAL publishes it substan-
TALLY as be uttered it. 1t will be found a
valuable contribution to the political litera.
ture OF the day. Judge Smiths speech could
lay no claim TO the logical clesrness and the
careful elucidation of the political issues
made by Col. Young. He was content 10
point out apparent inconsistencies. MS
spec CHI provoked but little enthusiasm, and
il was the sentiment of the house that Col.
Young had worsted his Republican rival.
The following il Col. Young's speech.
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The Beresrord Gnos, story.

Anent the stories told of Lord Bert stord's
bravery at exsndris, the London Saturday
Reviep revives "Beresford's Ghost Story" 50
follows:
Many persons may be interested iu YER
sion of that strange tale known az the
"BeIesford Ghost Story" dear TO all lovers
of the supernatural, which is here given. II
ia warranted as correct on no less an author
ity than the present Archbishop OF Armagh,
who, as a great-great-graudson of one of the
principal actors and collaterally descended
from the other, certainly ought TO know all
about il, il any one does. Nichola Sophia
Hamilton, who afterward became Lady
Beresford. had made an agreement with
the Earl of Tyrone of the De La
Poer family, with whom she had been
brought up, that whichever of them
died first was TO appear to the other if there
was any truth in revealed religion. in which
neither of them had any faith. One morn
ing Lady Beresford, who was paying a visit,
came down to breakfast in a very sgitated
State, with black ribbon round her wris
When her husband, Sir Tristram, asked her
what Was the matter, she begged him to ask
no questions, but told him that the post
would bring him tidings of Lord Tyrone's
death, and that he would in the next year
be the father of a son. These predictions
came true; the ex pected letter brought the
news that Lord Tyrone had died the Satur-
day before, and in due lime a son was born.
Lady Beresford always continued TO wear
the ribbon round her wrist.
Sir Tristrsm died, and his widow after a
time married Capt. Georges, who turned
out so badly that she had 10 separate from
him. When she was living in Dublin she
gave dinner party 10 celebrate her birth
day, and invited an old clergyman who had
christeut her. He WAS the first arrival, and
she told him she was just forty-eight that
day. ENo," said he, you are only forty
seven; you were born in 1866" She grew
deadly pale. Are you sure?" she said.
Certain" he said. "You have them" she re-
piled, signed my death warrant. / have
only few hours to live" She retired 10 her
room, sent her son, Sir Marcus, for her
da ughter, Lady Riverston, and, / believe,
Henry, Archbishop OF Dublin. She then told
the story for the first time of Lord Tyrone ap-
pearing to her, telling her OF his death: that
she would have son who would marry his
brothers daught.r, and that she would m axe
a most unfortunate marrisge, and die on her
forty seventh birthday. He touched her
wrist to prove his appearance was real, and
he flesh and sInews shrank, on which she
always wore black ribbon She was buried
in Lord Cork's vault under the communion
Ia BILE of st. Pstrick's cathedral.
Her son, Sir Marcus Beresford. we NAV
add, married Catherine, Baroness de la Poer.
with whom he got the great possessions In
the county of Waterford, which The de.
ace ndan.s still own, and was created Earl of
Tyrone, his son becoming Marques Of Wa
erford.
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soeetroseopIc Forecasts.

The Duke of Argyll, writing with regard
to the difficulty and uncertainty attending
spectroscopic iorecasling of weather, says:
81 have lately concluded yachting cruise
OF seven weeks on the west coast of Scot
land. had with me pocket spectroscope
of admirable Gle arness of definition, M ade by
Mr.. Browning, of London, and observed it
frequently during all varieties of weather.
l never could see that the rain baud had
any predictive value. 1t was present fire.
quently in weather comparatively settled,
and it was sometimes evauescenl or absent
during fine intervals OF weather which was
very wet and very broken. l must add,
however, that | found the ordinary
aneroid barometer TO be equally useless for
predictive purposes. 1t was unusually high
Tor days together, during which the weather
was very unsettled, with violent rain, and
even some severe gales. 1t completely failed
10 indicate one gale OF exceptional violence
which happened on the night OF the 10th OF
August, and generally 1 may say that
throughout The season il has risen and fallen
cotemporaneously with the changes OF
weather, and not in anticipation OF them.
One very remarkable fact, however, / have
observed this season, and have often observed
it before-that our barometer here almost
invariably indicates the raging OF great gales
over the western and even the southern shores
of England. Mr.. Piazza Smyth certainly
made good shot in his recent letter, pre-
dieting some fine, dry weather from a spec
tIoscope forecast. And it may be that the
laws regulating the appearances OF the rain
band are yet capable of yielding good re-
cults TO skilled observers. But suspect the
skill is not very easily attainable with our
present knowledge"
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Against ordinary colds, which are the
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The protection it affords, by its timely
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No person can afford to be without it,
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hurriedly constructed at the Buyuk Tckek-
medic, and at the Sultan's request he did so.
During this time he was seen several times
by Abdul Hsmid, and gained greatly in his
favor. From the day when the Berlin treaty
was signed he has always been ION leave u
doing something. He speaks Turkish little.
is liked by Turkish soldiers; is clear sighted
calm and resolved. Of all living English-
msn, not excepting Chinese Gordon, he is
the most competent to carry out the task of
military reform in Egypt
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Judge Smiths Ke.pouse.

Judge Smith arose, when Col. Young had
concluded, to reply, The speaker mentioned the
benefit of the overflow sufferers were made by !
Republican Congress. He said his friend, Col
ocrats would desert the party and vote the Repub
llcan ticket. He said he did not see why the Dem
party" 1t was grand in doing nothing and il
was grand in its perpetual seeking after office. II
was on clutches, and its death might be expected
at any time. 1t was building continually ON the
recollections of other days He hoped that the
and satisfy the prediction and anxiety of the dis,
tinguished gentleman. He said Col. Young had
undertaken to crtticise his career. He had
when Judge. The speaker was willing Hiie'Ot to
terror decision Of Judge Harris, well as similar
hoped Col Young would bring up this question
voting for the one-hundred- andthree bill.
He He acknowledge the truth Of this statement,
thought it was best to settle the debt at this figure.
Shortly after he ha voted for the one hundredand
the APPEAL had appeared in his Office and had
congratulated him on the settlement of the debt.
tracts, which he claimed sustained his position
now. few darkies in the gallery. who didn't
know what the judge was talking about. applaud
happily. They thought the .AfrEAI's
spesEer had f evidently forgotten the tenth sections
of the sxty-and six bill which makes no provisions
for the creditors who fail to fund by January 1888
The Judge said he had favored the one-hundred-
and-three; but what was his competitor in favor
Of? No man could tell whether il were one-hun-
dred-and-three, sixtyand six or fifty-and-three.
His speech certainly threw ligh on the subject
He then endeavored to show the inconsistency of
Col. Young's position on the tariff. He concluded
his speech by saving that he had not voted for Ed
Shaw for sheriff; but his action WAS not con-
bt bcs Sy snG he ,sG1 t bi1 @ man
suitable man The result had justified his opinion.
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CoI. Casey Yeung,. speech.

FELLOW-CITIZEHS-l trust my audience viii
pardon me foe far yielding in public discussion
TO personal feelings and emotions IS 10 preface my
opening remarks with tender OF my sincere ana
grateful thanks for the unmistakably kind and
friendly feeling manifested in the manner OF my
reception this evening, and brief expression Of
how strongly il impresses my judgment with an
appreciation of its priceless value, and how
deeply it stirs my heart by conviction OF its UNI
selfish sincerity. 1t adds another TO the thousand
proofs have already had of the kindly feeling ana
good will entertained for me by those among
whom have spent my life and with whose Tor
tunes in the varied yicissitudes of many years my
own have been closely linked. IL gives me an
additional assurance that have lost neither the
private esteem bestowed upon me by the people
of Memphis in my carly youth, nor the public
conf ience which they generously gave me at the
outset of my official life, when they babe me a
kindly God speed on the uncertain and eventfui
journey that lay before me. 1t inspires the CRATE
full conviction that III their warm and generous
hearts there abides for Friendship which no
calumny can shake nor assault can break, ana
which nothing save proof OF unworthiness can
destroy. 1t lifts the curtains of anxiety and doubt
lowered around me by adverse political fortune,
and cheers me with light of renewed
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God Bless the Women.

The best interests OF all humanity depend
on the good health of our women folk Womans
best friend fer relieving the painful weaknesses
with which so many are afflicted, and a general
family medicine for waIding off bilious attacks
and curing .tpmaeh. liver and kidney complaints.
Is Browns Iron Bitters II eQntaius Just such life
giving properties as are needed in female diseases
and is superior to all other prepa Iations as true
medicinal tonic for giving health, strength and
nervous and debilitated, or suffering rom dys-
pepsia, Brown S Iron Biiters will surely cure you
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ENGLAND.
AN IMPENDING COAL STRIKE.

LONDON, October 10.-A conference o.
coal miners representing nine counties o
England, met at Manchester Friday 10 de
eide upon the time when notices shall bt
given of general stoppage of work, espe.
cislly in Yorkshire, Derbyshire and Lanca
shire.
The Staffordshire coal mine owners have
acceded to the applications Of the miners fer
an advance of ten per cent. in wages. Twenty
thousand men are affected by the decision.
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Steamship Lost.

ST. JOHNS, N. F October lO.-The Herder
ran ashore on the eastward head OF Long
Beach. about three miles west OF Cape Race, Al
, O'Clock yesterday morning, during dense
fog. All the passengers and crew were
landed without accident, and will be brought
here BY special steamer and cared Tor by the
German consul. 1t is believed the ship and
cargo will be total loss.
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IRELAND.
CONCESSIONS To THE CLER

DUBLIN, October 10.-As a concession to
the feeling of the Catholic clergy through.
out Ireland all bishops except Archbishop
McCabe extended general permission TO the
priests of their dioceses TO take part in the
Mansion House eyicted tenants aid move.
ment, and in the new Labor League aud 10
the new industrial Union founded by Par
nell. Several minor church dignitaries con-
sequeniIy become presidents OF branches Of
the league, and will in that capacity partici-
maize in the Dublin conference
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1z29 Prizes accounting 70 ----.-...---.-. SlO9.ooO
No approximation pr1zes- All prizes dravn from
fhe wheel
The distribution Of prizes viii take place on
"Wednesday, December q. 1882 tSt John's Day. a.
10 O'Clock in the forenoon. All tickets Craving
prizes must be returned within thirty days after
the publication THOS. H. BkUSIOS,
Nausger Masonic Temple BuI ding. London Ont
or for circulars aud further inform sIion apply 81
No West Court street. Memphis. Tenn.
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THE DUTY OF THE STATE TO EDU.
CATE.


Is the compulsory education of children
proper or desirable? is a question that is
beginning to occupy attention, and promises
TO occupy still more attention. Shall my
child be sent to school whether please or
not? To take him spite of my will, to edit
cafe him when desire that he shall not be
educated, is a strong strain upon a parents
rights. Can a free country consistently en-
force that strain? Many, we know, as they
read the question will answer, no. Put the
same question in another form, from the
side of the child instead of that of the
parent, and perhaps the same reader will
change the mo" to "yes" God has given
the child certain faculties which, if their use
be developed by education, will aid him in
his progress through life, save him from
many mistakes, and add to the sum of COM
fort and enjoyment during existence. II it
Is hard to take a mans child and educate it
against his viii, what is it to leave the child
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A Canadian bishop ON the Irish CUES.

LONDON, ONT, October 10.-Bishop w alsh
who has jusfreturned from Ireland, yesterd ay
in St. Peters cathedral, referred 10 the Irish
question. He condemned in scsthing terms
agrarian crimes, but quoted statistics to show
that there was less crime, in proportion. in
ireland, than in England, Scotland, and
Wales. While opposing the disintegrstion
of the empire, the bishop favored home rule
Tor Ireland similar to that enjoyed by Canada.
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THIS Is the difference between Love and
Pryor az drawn by the Huntsville (Ala.) hide
pendent: "Instead of deVoting his energies to
getting appointments for Peter Crenshaws,
Chris Sheatses and other Stalwarts, colored
aud white, Congressman Pryor will look after
the Muscle Shoals and other material inter-
esls of the country. He will likewise give at
tention to the burdensome tariff"
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@s~"FIGUREs are not always fscls,D but the
incontroyeriible facts concerning ( idney
Wort are better than most figures. For in
stance: at is curing everybody" writes a
druggist eKidney- Wort is the most poPu-
lar medicine We SELL" l. should be by right,
for no other medicine has such specific action
on the liver, bowels and Kidneys Do not
fail tn trv IL
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CHICAGO, October 10.-Through negli-
gence OF an Inspector who failed to vsccin-
ate persons in the vicinity OF 234 East North
avenue, where a sporadic case OF smallpox
recently appeared, The disease has broken
out in seven adjacent houses. Wholesale
vaccination is now progressing in that Sec
ton. and no fear of IFS further spread is
entertained
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Administrators Notice.

II ETTERS Of administration on the estase Of
Ia James Speed, deceased, have been granted 20
die undersigned; all persons having claims a8ainst
aid estate are requested TO exhibit same, and
those indebted 70 said estate will please call ana
settls Memphis, September ). lss2.
CIspp 4 Beard, Attorneys wed
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| PITrsBURG, October 10.-1he Tariff Com
1 mission continued its sessions to-day.
Among others, VIM. Bodine. representing
the glass Interest, and Sames Park, jr.. rep.
resentipg the iron and steel manufacturi ne
| Interests, appeared before The commission
| and advocated increased protection.
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GE RMANX
SEnmANr z.
PROsPFC-TS OF THE ITRERA-

ThlO1F1 OIc Of IN Z LIBEhAIS.
BERLIN, October 10.-The Central Commit
tee of the National Liberals have resolved
not to issue an address to their electors
Their prospects are favorable in the western
inNas
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Mr.. DAvIrr's LAST SPEECH.

Daviti, in a speech at Wexford, Sunday,
declared the Land Lesgue had Inculcated
principles which we're eternal and iadestruc-
tible, but be was disappointed at the out
come of the agitation. The whole Irish race
sd rallied TO the cry for The abolition of land
lordism, the lesgue had by one tremendous
sweep OF the government been arrested in lite
career. The government had been furnished
with q preiext for its action by outrages COM
mitted by some of the Irish people. Plead
ing for justice at Westminster, he said, was
useless The people should rely upon the
Irish determination to arraign landlordism
before the civilized world as the cause oil
crime and disorder.
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GIFT ENTERPRISE.
Masonic TEMPLE
Benevolent Gift Enterprise

London Canada
tsThe Directors Of the London Masonic Temple
COMPANY Being deSirous Of clearing of the dcot
at present upon the uildIng and Teplsptshing the
benevolent fund, have Organized GIfT EHTt &
PRISE with the view of accom- plisbiDg that Oh
iect They have, therefore, ct the solicitation and
reoueEt Of 4 large number Of the members Of the
craft in this Jurisdiction decided upon the follow
ing plan OF operatiOns:
100. COO TSek els viii be offered ~ e2Eaeh
And one-half the money thus obtained will be
Distributed in cash prizes. according 70 the fol-
lowing scale:
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A1ARM1Na INCREASE OF rAUpERIsN

Owing to the alarming increase of pau.
perism in the south of Ireland, the Dublin
Union has taken the lead in the proposal TO
send 1000 abie-bodied men and women to
Canada at a cost of $1,000.
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BLOOD DISEASES.
REMARKABLE |.
Letter from a Traveller.

KAEsAs CRY. Mo-. sept. 20. 1852.
think u & duty owe TO humanity 90 say
year ago contracted n bad case Of hood
disease, and not knowing the result Of such
tTonbles<I allowed u 10 run on for some
time. but finally applied 10 the test phyd-
clan In this city, who trezted me for SIX
months. In tat lime ! took OEcr COO pillS
OF PsotSiodlde Of mercury Train each,
pounds and WAS confined to my bed with
NercuriAl Rheumatism, scarcely able 10
turn myself In bed. Being travelling man
some Of the maternity found me Ia this de-
pIorable condition and recon Dsnded me 10
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had been cured By ats use. ! G 1mneneed
The use Of It with very little faith aud ia
less than three weeks sas able 10 tske my
place on the road The sores d copper
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to-day have not sore or spot on my per-
son. AID my weight is 2I7 pounds. being
more than it ever was. 1 do not wish you
70 publish my name. bat you may show
this letter 20 any who doubt the merit Of
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Some tbifly year, ago there lived IN Mont
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=. After DerEiStEDtiy IAkiug it t~o mont
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VERMIPUGS.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The countenanee is pale and leaden-colored.
with occasional fiushes of a cireurnscribed
spot on one o. both cheeks; the eyes become
dull the pupils diIate; in azure senIeireIa
runs along the lower eye-lid the nose ia irri-
tated, swells, and sometimes bIeeeIs; a SWELL
ing of the upper lip; occasional headache.
with humming or throbbing OF the ears: an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, sometimes vora-
cious, with gnawing sensation of the
stomach; at Others, entirely gone; neettne
pains in the stomach; occasional nausea and
vomiting; violent pains Throughout the an
domen; bowels Irregular, at times c0sfiS-e.
stools Shiny, not unfrequently tiueed win
blood; belly swollen and hard urine furb,d
respiration occasionally difiieIlt and &C.,,
panied by hiecough; cough someffInes drv
end cOnvulsiVe; uneasy and dfsfuri1ed sls-s.1
with grinding Of the teeth temper yariaI,lee'
but generally irritable
Whenever fhe above symptoms are found
q exist,
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