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THE POISONED BOUQUET.
Joha w. Guiteau Evidently the Man
who Fixed Up the lob.

CHICAGO, October 5.-George Scoville says
in regard to the poisoned bouquet given to
Guiteau before his execution, that on the
morning of the day John w. Guiteau, Mrs.
Scoville and Miss Chevslier drove to the
jail. On the way they stopped at florists,
where flowers for the funeral bier had been
ordered. While waiting Mrs. Scoville Or
dered bouquet. 1t was handed to John
Guiteau, who unwrapped the parcel as they
drove along, and showed the flowers to the
ladies, wrspping it up again. At the jail he
gave it 10 the warden, who took ii TO the cell.
As a matter of fact, Mrs. Scoville had the
bououet in her hands.
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WHITELAW REID
On the Jay Gould Press scare-There
is Nothing IN IL.

CHICAGO, October 5.-Mr. Whitelsw Reid,
editor of the New York Tribune, stopping a
few hours en- route East, was questioned by a
reporter as TO the furry of the New York
Herald over the attempt of Jay Gould to
gain control of the Associated Press by con-
solidating it with the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. t-at
at is baseless scare" said Mr.. Reid,
smiling. 81 was present at a meeting OF the
committees of the three associations inter-
ested in, that question, namely, the Associ.
ated Press, the Western Associated Press, and
The Western Union Telegraph Company
An agreement in the nature of triPartite
alliance was proposed. 1 declared myself
unzlterably opposed to any such cousolida.
lion. and said that l believed l represented
the wishes OF the Associated Press in opposing
il. Mr.. Gould was present at the meeting,
and urged the adoption OF the agreement,
but il was not concurred inF
"Theu the scare was baseless."
utterly, 80 far as any determination TO
consolidate the association is concerned. Ii
would be as Objectionable to the Western As
ISOLATED Press as to the Associsted Press
There certainly is no danger that the tele-
graphic news Of the Press will be edited by
any interests that will impeach its trustwor'
thiuess"
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Peter Cooper,s Views.

addressed the Tariff Commission to-day,
srying the country wanted permanent
tariff, one that would not be broken up every
ten years. A lengthy paper prepared by
Mr.. Cooper was read, containing review of
the questions under investigation, also treat
ing generally OF the causes OF the last panic
and the present prosperity OF the country.
The pamphlet also advocated protection Tor
labor. and this could only be done by an
amount of dnties that shall equal the d fer
ence in the cost Of days labor in our coun-
try as compared with similar days labor
in other countries. The difference, when
carefully examined, will be found on an
average in this country from so to 100 per
cent more than is now being paid for SIM
liar labor in other countries.
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BUTLER'S POLICY.
rhe True Inwardness of HIS GuberDato'
! rial Candidacy in Massachusetts.

BosroS. October 5.-HWebb," the Wash
lpgtou correspondent of the Journal, says:
II met a man who has been friend OF
Gen. Butler for lifetime, and asked him:
what is Buffers real object in not accept
ING the nomination tor governor? Surely
there is no chaos in the present Massaehu-
sets politics which can justify him In the
belief that he can come hddling out OF the
ruins'"
sGen. Butler" was the reply, has not the
fzintesf idea that he can be elected governor
tbis year. and he has never wanted 10 be
soyernor except to use Beacon hill as a
stappiug.s stone for another place. 1t was the
ssme way when be was Repuhlican. Bein g
asked one day why he persistently sought
the gnberuatoriaI nomination, he said: a
man can never break through the thick
crust in national politics until he can snow
that he has bis own State behind MIN and
all his aspirations for governor while ne Was
in the Republican party had, IN my Judg.
ment, only that purpose, de wanted 10 gel
his STATE behind him. Now he has left the
Renublican party never to be taken back.
He Joined the Democrats the last time, fully
convinced that they would be successful IN
pational politics, and he has captured,
and wholly controls, the Democratic organ
ration of Massachusetts. He has made him.
self nominee this time simply in order that
he may show to the Democratic Nominating
Convention, or to the Democratic party AFTER
ward-if, by any misfortune, they snouio
succeed at the polls-that when the Democ'
racy ia talked about in Massachusetts or New
Ensland, he is the boss of the Yankee Bour
bons. That is all the meaning there Is II
Gen. Buffers present campaign In Massa
chusetts. / talked with him not long ago
and know that he has not the slightest ides
Of being elected governor this fall"
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EAI-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1852.

first editor, associated with The Rev. DR.. Abel
Stevens, who, for four years prior TO 1861,
was editor of the Christian Adpoeaic, being
succeeded by election OF the General Confer
ence by the Rev Edward Thompson, DID,
subsequently a bishop of the Methodist
Episcopal Churcb, now deceased. DR..
Crooks continued lis editor for fifteen years,
and the paper took bold stand on the issue
oil pro slavery, and maintained a vigorous
attitude on the question of lay delegatIon'
These Issues, upon which it was founded
having ceased to be OF absorbing interest
and the fact that the publication wss never
remunerative, led to the present sale Sno
union with the Christian Advocate, whose CIR
culation OF $1,000 copies weekly will be In
creased several thousand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-06

s.s-sTRoUBIEs often come from whence we
least expect them" YET We may often pre-
vent or counteract them by prompt and IN
teIligent action. Thousands Of rersons are
consi antIy troubled with combustion 81
diseases Diseased kIdneys and costive bow
els are their tormentoTs. They should know
that Kidney Wort acts on these organe "a the
same time, eansing them to throw Oh the
poisons that have ciogged them, and 20 re-
newing the whole system.
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SPAIN.
cnANrGH DnTTTTCq

MADRID, October 4.-The Conservative
papers sffirm that the Conservatives Will
support the efforts of Marshal Serrano, the
opposition leader, to form an advanced Lib
ersl party, with q view to creating two great
poll zeal parties in Spain. They add that if
the Conservatives, on regaining office, find
the constitution of 1869 re-estab lished they
will accept it. providing the safety OF the
crnWn il not endangered.
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FREAKS OF THE COMET.
rhe NucIens Separated INTO Three Dis
tinci Fragments

NASHVILLE, October 5-This morning at
80 o'clock Mr.. E. E. Barnard, OF this city,
discov, red that the nucleus IN CruFs comet
had separated INFO three unequal fragments,
the largest estimated at $4,000 miles in
length. The space between the fragments OF
the nucleus is estimated at not less than 1000
miles. Yesterday morning Mr.. Barnard OBJ
served that the neucleus had assumed the
form of long strip not less than "a, ZOO
miles in length and 5000 IN breadth.
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,.,x,a,., inc chri..i.a Advocate.

INV YORK. October 5.-An important
ohsne. in religious Journalistic interest takes
nIsce ii. week. The Methodist Book Con-
Germ ha. purchased the subscription li.t and
Good viii Of The Methodis, which viii be
Transferred 10 the Christian Advocate alter the
Zane OF The former journal on Thursday.
TIE cnrreu edition OF The Mefkodlsf will be
the Iast Published. The Metkodia was
fouuded il 1850, with George l. Seney lwell
Epoup fof his munifnenf gifts 10 charitable
obiec,s) : one of the principal stockholders
The Ret Dr.. George K. Crooks. now pIo-
fessor i Drew Theological Seminary. was lis
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per,ouaI ResponsipfffIy OF Omcers.

Itmay not be generally known, but it is a
fact nevertheless, that officers of matrimonial
associations are individually liable for all
policies issued by them unless they make
publication of their charters according TO
law. We make this statement for the bene-
fit of all concern d. There is no escape
from the penalty if suit is brought, and it
would be well for officers OF the many differ
emit matrimonial benefit and endowment as
sociations that are in operation, or that may
hereafter come into existence, 10 govern
themselves accordingly.
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Mn BB BRuoE Of CLEVELAND o. writes

Mr.. b. b BRUCE, Oh cleveland, w., Writes:
II felt generally unwell Not desiring TO get into
the clutches of some rapscious doctor, stepped
into a drug store and inquired If they had a rem
edy that would cure anything and everything.
The clerk promptly handed me bottle OF Brown, G
Iron Bitters. 1 said, Is it good for dyspepsia?
he replied, There's nothing like 1t i SAID N
urine isn't just the right color, guess kidneys
are out of order Just the thing, said he, 'foi
kidney disorders; you viii fnd IL strengthens al
parts Of the body and very refreshing TO the men
tai faculties Just the thug want thought
asd il suited my complaint precisely. never be
fore believed In cure alls' and now 1 make
Browns Iron Bite the exception, Tor really
believe il VIII relieve any disease that humsr
nah Re lei II -
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MIR. Barnard's statement Corroboratsd

CINcIsNATI, October 5.--Prof. Wilson, OF
the Cincinnati Observatory, corroborates the
statement coming from Nashville Of the sep
aration of the nucleus OF the comet, this
morning, into three unequal fragments. HIS
e,tim ates Of their size and distance apart
agrees with that made at Nashville. The
disturbance makes no difference in the ap-
pearauce of the comet to the naked eye.
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ANOTHER MARRIAGE swINDLE
Gone Up, and Twenty Persons INFLICTED
OF Policies Representing $4,000.

JACKSON, Miss, October "a marriage
concern called the Daily Cash Association
fell through the other day, and OF course in
volved good many con6dipg people. Over
twenty youths of Dallas, Tex, held policies
representing an investment of nearly $4,000.
They were badly sold, and are now wiser
than they we're, and are not likely to take
any more stock in marriage associations.
These associations, we may add, are falling
ihroIfuh all over the conntrY.l
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IRELAND.


THE CONVENTION TO BE POSTPONED.
DUBLIN, October 5.-There is good reason
to believe that the proposed National Conven-
ton will be postponed.
SUSPECTED MuRDERERs ARRESTED.
One Flanagan and his wife, suspected OF
being connected with the murder OF Lord
Mount Morris, at Clonbern, county Galway,
September 18th, were arrested at Cong, in
th at county.
DILLON WILL RECONSIDER HIS RESIGNATION.
LONDON, October 5.-Dillon, replying to
re golution OF the Liverpool Land League re,
oussting him to reconsider the resignation OF
bis seat in P. rlisment, writes that he will
give the matter his earnest attention, and
says that nothing but ill-health could have
caused him to quit politics.
CONVERSATION AMONG THE PARsELLTTEs.
There is CONSERVATION among the Parpell-
ties, owing to the report, on the recommep-
dation of Archbishop McCsbe, at the Irish
Catholic hierarchy, now in session, has re-
fused to allow priests 10 attend the forthcom-
ing conference.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

GEN HENRY W SLocUM has decided to
accept the Democratic nomination Tor eon-
gressm an-at-large from New YORK. nus
letter of acceptance will sPPear IN ie"
daVs
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FoLeER is now regarded as broken-doWn
man.. Only his election as governor oil new
York can now restore him, and that is not
deemed possible. He will doubtless make
the canvass as courageously as possible oo'
Arthur has jumped upon him, and that Is
the virtual end.
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TIE New York Tribune thinks the pres
emit year will be q memorable one In pom.
tics. and that it will be year OF political
upbeayaIs and revolts, out of which the for
nation of nsw parties is likely to grow. IN
this political turmoil, however, the 1f,0a'l<
discerns spirit among the people IN t.yof
of purer politics and a loitier sense oil puolie
dutV
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sLYEN, MASS, always was good place
for health. but it has become modern be-
thesda since Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, OF zs3
Western avenue, made her great dis
eoyery of the Vegetable Compound, or
papscea for the principal ills that sfaict the
lair creation. This difers, however, from
~. ancient scene of marvellous cures in this
;mnortaut particular: The healing agent,
viii ali its virtues, can be sent to order BY
express or mail all over the world. ss
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.U..d ~ ,he si@h.

The only medicinal tonic spsclany
Iron Bitfers IL viii not tn1ure the moss
6eqfeste but gives new strength 70 Dotn mina
,oeI5iiin1 Il IN preference 70 AL other bonie2
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VISITORS returning iron abroad, as well
as recent emigrants, will find Ayers Sarss-
parilla helpfal in avoiding the hardships oil
scclimation, and in removing the boils,
pimples and eruptions consequent upon sea
diet. Its blood cleansing qualities remedy
snch troubles promptly.
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More Apou. the morey Letter.

BosToN, October 5.-Regarding the Morey
letter, the old lady Morey, living at West
Lynn, was waited upon, and new facts re-
gsrding the matter elected. 1t is intimated
that the man found willing TO give him all
the points was George o. Tarbox. OF West
Lynn, who introduced the New York agent
to Mrs. Morey, but had no other connection
with the case, and was not cognizant OF any
irregularity occurring.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
,RTDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1882
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For GoUeruor- WILLIAM B. BATE.
For Congress- CASEY YOUNG
For STATE Se1ldte-D. z. PORTER.
Far STATE Senate-J. S. GALLOWAf
For tve-JOsLAH PA1IEH,or
For prss5.tdtfUe-kORSAH :. AEa1A'
For RepTeseHsdttUe-ED :. HEHDIA
For Repress ltottre-W. =. PKIC6 loo'o'e-J n
For ReDrsentGffue-A p. AORkLo lC"'O'eN''
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~, mon. Their leadership deters tnousAn
mon tbousauds of young men from joining
ths Republican party Their dead-"eign'
paralyzes Republican energy ois 80 =.
nublicau hopes. Their utterances maze "
r;dicuJous in the eyes of intelligent people
Their actions compel blush on every cheek
Tbs.s men. under Hayes and Garfield were
- reimbursement. Under, and because OIL
Ar,bnr tbey are positive obstacle IN the
- g psnublicauism. That obstacle must
h ,.noved. Persudsioa, WGrning, '''e"dcs-tHese
6r,r f,,lsd. Very Weu, then FORCE must be
applied."
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LIVER PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF 4 DISEASED LIVER.

Pain in the right side, under edge Of ribs.
Increasing on pressure sometimes the pain Is
On the left side; the patient Is rarely able -
lie ON the left side; sometimes the pain Is felt
under the shoulder and Is sometimes taken
for Rheumatism in tire arm. The stomach Is
afEacted with loss Of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costive, sometimes
alternating with Iaxity; the head Is troubled
viii, main accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part There Is gener-
aIly a considerable loss Of memory, aecornpa-
MED with a painful sensation Of having ieV
uudone something which ought 10 have BET
,,one. slight, dry cough is sometimes
tendant- The patient complains OF wearine
and debility; he Is easily startled ms re
are cold or burning, and he complains OF
nrIekl- sensation Of the skin; his spirits a
low. and. although lie is satisfied that exea-
c5se would be beneficial to him, yet he can
scarcely summon up fozitnde enough 70
Try II.
II Won have any of the above symptoms,
| von can certainly be cured by the use OF I1e
| Genuine DIR. C. McLASEs LlnEfs Ill h.<AS -
When You buy McLane's Pillss lnslsI ~
/ hayfng DR. c. McLASES CELE.BhAIED
LIVER PILLS, made by FLEMING Dr"s-'
n Won can not get the genuine DR. 2.
| nTcI.ANEsS LIVER PILLS, send Us 20 eSnls
! by mail, and We viii send them 70 you
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa
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TIE New Orleans Picaylne is jubilant
over the prospects OF the election OF all the
Dsmocratic Congressional candidates IN that
State. and says: "For the first time In many
wears Louisiana's industries OF highest I'M
nortance have been brought into serious
danger, and are threatened with serious as
,s,er at the ensuing session of the present
Congress and at the frat or long session oil
the next. Fortunately for our State, our
bonored representatives,, Gen. Gibson and T.
J. Ellis, are both thoroughly informed on
the vital questions concerned, both WIDE
awake to the necessity of prompt and ener-
ee,ic work, and both entirely competent, by
official and social relations with their fellow
members, by recognized character and by IN
tellectual felicity of argumentative powers,
to cope with the opposition successfully.
Supported by Senator Jonas and by Robert
sou, King and Blanchard, they will perhaps
be able TO prevent adverse action during the
short session, practically about ten weeks,
which remains of the Forty Con-
gress. But there is wanted fit successor OF
Gen. Gibson, in order that his transfer to
higher sphere may not leave Ellis single
handed to represent US on the 4th OF March
Gen. Heron will be new to his duties al
Washington, and cannot be as serviceable al
an old member. King and Blanchard will
be there, but Hunt also will be needed. We
must take q new man, and we want Rooc
one. Mr. Hunts speech Monday nigh
shows that he can be depended on to serv'
Louisiana, and, as the question has I
broader aspect and is national, to serve th'
nation as Hell.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-06

No better advice can be given to the
thoughtful citizen at this time, or any 'ime'
than is found in Mayor Clevelsnd's Welgnty
vord. at Buffalo: citizenship brings with
it duties no. unlike those we owe 10 our
neigbbor and to our God. He who cannot not
snare time 10 devote to public concerns VIII
perh APPS find that he may become the prey
OF public plunderer,, and he who Indolentiy
cares not who administers the government
of this city will perhaps find that he Is Nv
ing falsely and in the neglect OF his hignes!
duty as a citizen" The next governor oil
New York, in this, summarizes both the
interest and the duty of the people OF the
whole country.
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THERE ia said to be some prospect tna'
Congressman Crapie will be contestant io
the seat of Senator HOsr. Either there y
much feeling against the latter gentleman
among Mr. Bishop's friends, or else his enc
mics are skiifulIy trying to create the I'M
preston that there is such antagonism'
The fight for the United States senatorsnlp
next winter will evidently be one OF the
hottest Massachusetts ever saw.
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Ev1DENTLY the work oil sssassinAlion-or
a. Gui,eau Demonstrated it, sremosaP-is
not over vet. The Republicans have other
men than Garfield who are to bs put out Of
the way, as piine.s this ftora the Albany
IN. " Evening Journal: aBetween the Re
publican party and the realization OF its
noble ambitions one obstacle stands a
csterie of small men, with mental horizons
not wider ,h.n the field Of ward primaries,
and impudent ambitions as broad as the pos
.ibilities of the purse, have usurped the man
axep.n, of the party. These men are not
in sympathy with Republicsnism. They are
gnot in sympathy with anything or anybody Dut
themselves. Their efrontsry, their unscrnP-
ulousness. their selfshnsss, disgust All think
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THE New York World, which is matchless
10 this style, perpeirates the following neat
sing: "a Republican orator cast gloom
over a Republican club in this city simply
nv repeatinv in his peroration the conclusion
of Lougtellow's Building OF the sniP'
I'VE know what master aid my ke ai ..ss,
what workman wrought thy ribs OF steei'
What snvils rang, what hammers beat
In what forge
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HENRY WARD BEEcHER, snent the nomi-
nstior, of FoIger, says: "Wheu Christ was
cruciied, Herod aud Plate were friends, SO
when Cornell was defeated; avarice and re-
yeuge met and kissed. May my right hand
forget its cunning if vote to put man in
his place for the sake of avarice or revenge,
and the leaders can't blind me by putting up
a good man to vote for. would have you
say TO Folger, You are mere caispaw, used
to put the face of responsibility on an act
that is Internal We will not consent to the
meddling in local and State matters by the
general government" ,ials aH e.a'
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shisses and confusion, in which the remain
der of the quotation was lost"

THE London Standard publishes cert'h-i
Gates showing daily circulation exceeding
$4,000. The wsr in Egypt caused great
Increase. The esparlero grsss oil Algeria Is
he basis OF the cheap psPer that permits the
enormous development OF the penny P'Pers
of London. Ia this country there IS duty
of for!y-two per cent. slapped upon wood
pulp, 10 order, we suppose, TO protect the
buckeye and poplar trees. America Is the
last country that would seem likely to DIS
able herself by artificial conditions.
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THE same result followed the Star-ronte
trial at Philadelphia as at Washington; the
pimp was found guilty while the principal
escaped. OF the five defendants. in the case
lust now concluded in Philadelphia only one,
Joseph &. Black, is found guilty, and even
he has the benefit of the jury's recommends
ton to mercy. Yet Black is oneof the least
important and least responsible OF all the
rogues against whom indictments have been
found. Black was a tool OF shrewder men,
some of whom have not even been brought
into court at all. Much of the evidence
against him was procured by his own testi-
mony. Nevertheless, the principals escape
while the agent suffers.
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SAYS the Albany IN. ~ Evening Journal
very ardent Republican paper: The Re
publican organisation of the State sends
greeting TO Don Cameron in PsnnsJivania,
10 William Malone in Virginia, to Jay
HubbeIl in Michigan, to Chauncey 1. Filley
in Missouri, to Stephen w. Dorsey in Arkan-
sss-and under the captaincy Of John f.
smyth begins campaign for the Offices. Oh
the result of such csmpaign-msde BY q
regular army from whose ranks all doubters,
all visionsries, all men with scruPles, all
men disposed 10 cavil at penitentiary ofense'
"for the good of the party" have been
drummed out-we repeat, there can be no
nossible doubtp
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MALARIA.

1.-THE shades of night were falling fast"
As through Jersey village passed
A youth who bore, mid fog and rain,
A banner with the strange refrain
Malariai