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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-18
Day GOODS.

NEW YORK, October lin CONSEQUENCES
of the very unlavorable temperature. and many
Irregularities in prices at jobbing hands tho gen
eral demand for cottons has been light and con.
fined to urgent necessities Exports of cotton
goods for the past week, PSI packages and since
January LIST, total of 10, 231 packages. OF fan
nels there is good production under orders for
deliveries. which return very fair business. La
dies sackings and suitings in steady shipment on
orders. Mems wear woolens are looked after with
some interest, with moderate transactions
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KIDNEY WORT.
NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. 465O-In the ChAReery Court OF Shelby county
Tennessee.--E. N. Apperson er al. va. William
Ferguson ct al ma
TT appearing II ON bill which is sworn TO in fhi
/ cause. that the defendants William Ferguson
Ann ]. Ferguson, Eleanor q. Ferguson, Sarah Bar
ber A j. Barber. Cassie Jacoby and r. s. Jacoby-
are residents OF the State of Ohio, and nou-i EST
dents OF the State of Tennessee:
. 1t is therefore ordered, That they make their ap
pearancs herein. ut the courthouse of Shelby
county, in Memphis Tenn, on or before the frs
Monday in November, 1852. and plead, answer OF
dendur 70 co nplainants bill or the same will be
taken for confessed IS 10 them aud set for hearing
ex partes and that a copy of this order be pub
Iished once week for four successive weeks. in
the Memphis APPEAL. his 18th day of September
Iss2. A cOpy-Attest-
RORERr J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
By ] u. BRADL ~. Deputy Clerk and Master.
}. 4 Temple, p. Hurley, Soils. for Comprt.
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COAL OIL-Wholesale lots. l6c per gallon.
CLEVELAND. October 1T.-Petroleum hrmerI
1-w, no. 7s4c.
BRADFORD. october l7.-Another advance;
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Ally APPEAL WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1s, 1882.

feet inches in the chute on the fails Weather
cloudy with shower The Golden Crown snd ;
H PArisot for New Orleans here waiting 70
get through the canal. Nizht-River falling. with
5 feet inches in the canal and feet inches in
the chute on the falls. Weather cloudy and cool,
with indications of rain
CAIRO, October I7,-Noon-Weather cloudy and
cool. Arrived: Granite State, Memphis, pm;
Jay Gould. New Orleans, an Bright Light St
Louis. II am. Departed: Granite state, Cincin-
natl. IN; City OF Vicksburg, VicksGurg Top m;
Rene MacIeady, Memphis, 10 PIN Nignt-River
S feet inches and falling Weather cloudy; Their
mometer, So. Arrived: Lind Grove, Ohio river.
pm Ste Geneyieye. St Louis, pm. Departed
Blight Light VlcksbuTg, pm
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, Q. s. A,
MEMPHIS, TENN, October H. 1852.
The following observations are taken at the
same moment of me (1:0S p-m-) at all the stations
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HORSES AND MULES.

There are but few mules on the market.
the demand being for large mules. The
horse market is dull.
MuLEs-No. dray mules 15 to I61S hands s2OOa
25O I51z to l6 Sl60SiSj; Is TO BE sISOaI30; az
to -. Sll09l30-
HoRsEs-Ciood driving. Sl25@200; heavy draft,
sI5O@2O0; saddle horses, sl25925O: plugs siO@75.
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oD.ned at &c; highest 94e; lowest 9l54c; closed
al 9ie-
PIrTsBURG, October l7.-Petroleum active.
united certificates finn closed at g3Izc; refined
ss+ssc Pbilade- phia delivery.
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE FrRAINs

Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern
Ttaius move IS follows: No. 4 lexpress) leaves at
500 am; No. (maiD at IL 10 pm; No. / strives
at 800 an; No 5 arrives at 55 pm. Getty timel.
Memphis and Little ROek-Trsins move
as follows: No. leaves daily at 4:4op.m arrives
at 1850 pm. 20. leaves at am; arrives at s
am. NO.5 (freghp leaves Hopefeld at am;
TiYes at pm.
- Memphis ard CharIesfOn-Tratns move
AZ follows (city Iine): Through express leaves
daily at IL Oj pm. 10 cal mail aud express leaves
daily at Sis an 5omeryiIle accom- mediation
leaves daily, except Sunday. at IS p m. Through
express arrives ia lily at 40 m. Local mail and
ex press arrives dali NJ s :55 pm. Somerville
eOmmOdaion arrives daily, except Sunda y. at S:i0
Am.
LouisVfIIe and NAshvfIIe-Trains move
IS fots-ws: Fast mail arrives daily At 4:40 am
an; passenger accommod alton leaves daily
1870 m: arrives daily at $40 pm. (city timel-
will make close connection for all points East;
brownsville accom mediation leaves daily. except
SUNDAY, at 4: 30 pm; mail arrives daily at 20
pm. Brownsville accommodation arrives daily,
except sunday, 81 S;25 an
mississippi and Tennessee-Trains move
follows; New OTlea and fast mail and ex press
leaves daily al y. s. pm; SArdis moda on
leaves daily, except sunday, at $40 pm: freight
leaves daily. except sunday, at $3.50 New
Orleans fast mail add express arrives daily at $40
q. IN; Sardis accommodation arrives daily. except
Sunday. at 50 In. freight arrives daily except
Sunday. at 400 pm. Freight trains carry psssen-
gers.
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FOR SALE,
FUK SALE.
VALUABLE
Miss. River Plantation
FOR SALE.

ONE of the finest plantations of its size in Ar
~ kansas, fronting the Mississippi river,
within fifty mi es OF Memphis. Five hundred and
fifty acres in high state of cultivation, with a
splendid crop of cotton now growing. One thou.
sand, or 1000 acres will be sold with the cleared
land. An elegant residence and good quarters
for laborers. The present growing crop is an evil
dence that this plsce is not dependent on Unit ted
States levee protection.
F. W. ROYSTERs& CO.,
LAM ata Mat ST.
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The opinions of consumers who have become en-
thusiastic patrons of HHb Punch Ia beverage
superior in every respect TO punches brewed at re
quest) has led TO a very extensive demand for it by
post traders for its convenience, obviating as it
does the necessity for preparing elaborate drink,
for which suitable materials would be less easily
procured at a distant military post than else
where and which would probably be very costly
See that you get the genuine NTH the fac-simile Of
"cHESTER II. Ora YES & sons on The cGpsul
Orer the cork of each bottle. The "HuB PUNCH" is
sold by all leading grocers and wine merchants.
The trade supplied at manufacturers prices by
b.. SEMMES CO., Memphis, Tenn.
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MrMpEIs corroN srArEMEsr.


At New York the spot market opened irregular
and nominal at H. easy; at 2:40, dull; at 3, easy
Sales, $50 bales; contracts, - bales. Closing
DriceS.
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PLUMBER.
j. w. x. BROWNE,
mbeT3

Gas Pipes, water Pipe., Sewer PfBess
Lead Pipes. PIu m bess' Brass work.
PLAN bers' Iroa Goods, cas- Fixtures and
FfttinEs. Good work. Low PFfees.
sslsd MILLS for Pamping.
Telephone Orders 30
BROWNE, the PLUMBER.
al Hadjson ST. MeuaRlsia.
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

City of Vieksburg-14l dry barrels. 10 wet bar
rels. Is bxs meat, as rolls bagging and 10 pkg;
sundries
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FoR HALEs POINT AND osoEoLA

TrI.WeekIy u. s. Mail Paeket-For Ran
,dolph, Fulton, Osceola and way landings:
COaElOma, EsL-S
Henry Cooper master Vim. Snnithers...-..--..cerk
Win leave Memphis every MONDAY, WEDNEs-
DAY and FRIDAY, at pm For Information Gp-
DIV on board, or e. No. Madison street.
JAMES LEE SUPERINTENDENT.
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New York futures opened steady; at II 80. quiet
and steady; at II 30 easy at 30 barely steady;
at 2:3O, easy; at $3.50, weak. sales. 10000 bales
Closing prices:
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.
MovEMENTs a. THE IEvEE

ArrigGls.-D. r. Powell. St. Louis City of Vicks-
burg. ST. Louis: Paris c. Brown. Cincinnati
Dtpdrtures.-D. K. Powell, New Orleans; Paris C.
Brown. New Orleans; City of Nicksburg Vicks-
burg; Tiger. Peters Landing.
Boots Due DOspH.-Coahoma, Charles Chouteau
and Rene Maeready-
Boats Due Up.-James Lee. Hard Cash, Will
KYLE and Ida Dar-a0h
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NOTICES.

s,,l -. N - fvE Stiles
- ~ CONDENSED
TREOESN -. Sc n N.5ss n,EIinO GsII n
!. guaranteed to he the PUREsT and RICHEST on
the ,nnrlet Try g once end you with 90 uIwAys
AL for the Nest" brand asnd Z axe other. send
for pamphlet about Ncstle's lIIIk Food.s
FHOS. LEEMIko a CO., Sole ARsrrs
NEW YORK CITY.
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below high-water mark of 1874.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Time. Bar. Their. Wind. Weather.
SOS m 299oS 81 N Light rain
2:0S pm S0027 60 NV CLOUDY.
Maximum Temperature, o.
Minimum temperature. SO.
Rainfall, o.
MARINE INTElLIG ENCE.
NEW ORLEANS, October II Cleared: New Or
leans and ChalnIette New York; Newman, Bor-
deaux. Glenhervie Genoa. Arrived: Novincia,
Cardiff
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FOR ARKANSAS CITY,

N en,nhts AND Arkansas CITY Packet Co.
Adams o. &. Mail Lne-For Helena Friars Point,
Concordia, Terrene. Arkansas City and Pine
Blnr r R.-The fine PASSENGER Steamer
DEAN ADAMS, ssIElN
NJ. z Cheek......nnaster A. L. CumniIis.
LeSves every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at pm
For informant .spply at No. Madison street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-13
DUEL OF AGAR ASD A SNAKE.

Garter snakes abound In New York.
A gentleman said recently 10 . report
or: ION Wednesday morning a. / Was
dressing looked out Of the window
and saw the cat acting oddly. She was
springing from side to aide and evident
II trying at times to avoid something
and then 70 seize IL. hurried into the
garden and found the oat engaged in .
fight With garter snake. The reptile
was 90 intent on keeping it's enemy be-
fore Il, IT. only hope Of life, that Il did
not see mo; bat tho cat noticed my ap-
peoach, though she lost no vigilance in
doing 90. She ID small animal, Q Gap
ital mouooT, though certainly inexpefi-'
onoed a. q snake killer. She seemed
ct hrst to be . little frightened, but SEQ
ING me abe gained courage, and her At
taokn upon the snake became fierUeI and
more frequent.
1T Wo6 like . spa1finG match. Every
effort Of tho cat TO seize the snake vas
foiled By the rapid movements Of the
reptile, which repeatedly struck heroely
ct it, aasailant, beating her back, but
apparently mot injuring her. Finally
thS ct adopted ourious tactics. She
walked round and round tho snake,
forcing the snake. with it, head
raised high shove the gran, 10
tvigt in one direction In ordsIs 70
face her, until it, body assumed .
spiEal form. OF couroe Il oould not con-
ttnue this movement indefinitely, and
When q could 40 No further, and TIE ont
still moved around Il, the rspeiles With
lightning like Eapidity, twiried the other
way. For The induitssimal pait Of Q
ae6ne,d IN ovon v0ro mot tnfnod toward
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-13
A STRATEGIC neys,aRsr.

The Portland Standard corroborates
previous reports Of troubles between the
Willard syndicate and the Union Pacific
people by tho publication Of the follow
ing:
ut would seem that there ID some
truth In tho statement that the q. b. d
N. Co. win extend their branch line
from Baker City through to the Union
Pacific. We learn that Chief Engineer
E. H. Nix, with . party Of employees Of
the Oregon Construction Company, has
made q survey through and taken pos
session Of tho Burut River Canyon, 10
Gated the line, and that . large force is
at work along the route all theway from
Baker City to Snake Riyer. The Con-
struoti0n Company i sending forward
Q large force Of mon for the work, and
h also pushing the construction Of the
line through the Blue Mountains to b.
keH City. Burnt River Canyon Is . very
MARROW pass, and the first COMPANY To-
eating . line there takes poesesGion of q
strip 100 feet in width. This looks a. II
the Oregon Short Line was to be headed
of from reaching Baker City. Hon. d.
r. Thompson is President Of the Oregon
Construction Co and Vice President Of
the Oregon Short Line Co., and when
the two roads look horns on the Snake
River, we have curiosity 70 oee how he
viii make things fadge.
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~r~s-r r., .-..-.&,.
!. - = - 3. - 10
Ne following barsfaeed H:
s.4ay I opea ~ vinapv fog yoa.
miUF puaisely innuirod \ erufleupin Al
. young lady a she Norfkogn P1oi6o
rod, . b saw her tuoUino q . eash
that had not vet reouvered from the
preceding winter.
0hs Riared at him q moment. and
thsn ave reluctant conaenf.
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Tfse1y sfts n - doorvav
Summing his bare. brown Ssse-
Tee1ing his p1ttsnt mamma
fcr sonsthinR - dD-creas,
Ecr frosty p Always free<mR
For this thing or else for that.
Once 10 howied for the shiny moon.
And once for a sky blue cat.
Ons day hs tsassd his mamma
Until she had weary grown.
fcr brown mostache like pspa's
And never . Wued Of rsooon
Would do him q bit Of good:
Over the room his playthings few.
And have mustaohe be would.
With gentle hint 70 papa
Ono soon appeared 70 vieW.
And they stuck Il on while Trotty elepk
With little Of Spaulding's glue.
when Trotty aWOke in the morning
He was pleased a could b.
He strutted before the lookina-Rlasa,
Laughing aloud in glee. =
Away he ran 10 the neighbors,
Too hurried 70 think Of clothes;
Just IN his long white night-Rown,
To show his mustachs s. eoss.
OF course he tripped and tumbled.
And his poor little nose-it bled,
And be had TO 90 70 the table
With bump On his ouriv had.
And alasl while eating breakfast
Tho cream TO the hair Weuld stick
Milk and mustache together,
Oh, my, but il made me nick.
Then one Of the CORNERS loosenod.
A the glue grew warm and thin,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-13

The Rev. William H. Yooum ~. e.
Who vas looked out Of thA church ai
Providence, Il. l., Of which he vas pas
tor, and then appealed 10 the courts, has
Just had Z trial before the church, which
has been decided against him. He haa
been ordered BY The Bishop 10 remain
ont OF ths p0lpit till tie ease O. b in
vestignted BY The church sathotitiea.
The charges were. uaing unheoemine
language in the palpit and appealing %
the courts before he had u1ed Other
means Of settling the trouble.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-13

Il il strange any one will suffer from
deran9ements brought ON BY imp0rs
blood, When 6covill's Sarsaparilla and
Stillingia, or BLOOD and LIVER
SYRUP will restore health to the phys
ioal organization. II il . Strengthening
syrup, pleasant to take, and the best
BLOOD PURIFIER ever diecevered
curing Sorofula, Syphlilitio disorders,
Weakness Of the Kidneys, Eryaipelas.
malaria: Nervous disorders, Debility.
Bilious complaints and diseases Of thc
blood. Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin,
80.
Rine TAiloRinu 9ooda n a Ksnnaxsa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
DEMOCRATIC
Territorial Convention.

A Convsntion Of the Democracy Of
Washington Territory will be held At
Vancouver On
Wcaoe~1ay. 0cesbe1 lleh. 1851,
At 10 O'Clock A. H., for the purposs Of
nominating candidate foe Delegate to
Congress, and candidates for PrUsecut-
ing Attorney in each Judicial District.
The app0rtionment Of delegates 70
said Conveution viii be ono for each
county In the Territory, and ono for
each one hundred votes, or fraction
thereof over fifty, cast for the Demo
cratic candidate for Delegate In 1880, a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-13

Tho city Of Davenport. Iowa, former
~ received an income of several thous.
and dollars from licenses to hquoz
dealers. Under tho new order of things
in that State this Beyenue il lost. An
ingenious official has hit upon the plan
Of taxing the sale Of lemonade soda,
and other beverages allowed to b sold.
A charge Of go q year il to b exacted,
anda fine OF 81 to 500 for violating
the ordinance.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-13

PtAxo TuMmo.-Don't tortue your
musioal soul By playing On q piano that
= both out OF tune and repair, when
boerner, the tuner, Who ia resident Of
Sesssle, and = eyer ready to come II
your bidding and make The work Of
both tuning and repairing satisfactory
to you. Orders left With J. II. Tfbbettn
vii b promptly attended 70. soft
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$50 -. $50 - J O
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On . Denver mans door was chalked,
"The haudsomest man in Colorado lives
here" and the writer Of il has been
sued for damages because it was intense
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-13

AUSTIN 4 BOWMAN,
Attorneys at Law
omoe- Reinigs Block. Front IT.. Seattle.
iAl7AAwtf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-01-21
THE SHEER.

There are some things that exert al
immense power in the world without
seeming to have ANYTHING III thpm>elvr,
to wa rauti'. T II effect seems wholly d
propnrtlonate to the cause. We ST.
changes wrought in peoples plans and
conduct, important enough to hav.
sprung from some weighty reason. and
when we trace them back We find them
produced by something SO petty and til
vial that we can hardly realize the con
nection. Such an influence in human
is the Sn'cr. In itself it is significant and
worthless. 1t has in it neither argument
nor reason. it appeals neither to the
conviction of IA new found truth. Ii con-
tains neither dignity, sincerity nor SYM
pathy. 1t is founded on no serious regard
inr right conduct. no righteous di>pieas-
ure against misdning; it is. indeed, ut
terry destitute of a single benevolent
emotion or Il single kindly desire. What
ever be the enemy which it attacks. ii
never comes out into ull or fair fight,
bat secretly sends its poisoned darts to
rankle and tester as they may.
One would think that an agency so
ruthless in itself and SO corrupt in its
methods must fall into helpless and hope
less sterility: that cause so barren of
j., Ngence Or g,od motive must ais" be
bar en- of results. Yet there is hardly IN
the world a more despotic t>rant or one
that is hbeyed with more s'avi>h subjec-
ton than the unreasoning AMI ,rnel sheer.
No one upholds or openly approves it,,
yet every one bows to it in secret fear.
Itheids r,ul,isudes 'ron doing what tn. If
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A ROARING COMEDY.

From tie B'riington H,ckeye.
1t seems to be very funny indeed. TIL.
americans are Il lun-lovin.. mirthful pc"
pie. We must have our little joke. W,
must laugh, and the more solemn tn,
OCCASION, the more necessary that ".
should indulge in the relaxation of laugh
ter and merriment.
We have suffered so much from tn
teath of President Garfield, that it 5 bu
ratural the reaction from our measure.
c>s grief should set i'll. Oh, very natu
'al indeed. We suffered in sympatli
Nth the stricken MAJ tyr through all thu
long. hopeless Summer of voiceless agon,
,nd patient endurance The shatteret.
zones, and the fostering track of til,
fatal bullet; the cruel knife of the pet.
plexed, anxious surgeons; the burrow-
ing pus; the burning fever; the chils
ike the hand of death; the longing CT
from the home sick heart for the 81,
nme at Mentor; the weary nights "
Sakefulness; the long. hot days: til
pain that never slept, and the agony tina
ceased; the long. hungry look at the bill
owy sea, stretching away. wide, ant
>horeless as eternity; the strong. goo"
lie. so full of hope and love and strength
rom God and man. stricken down in tn.
nnnr of It's Innocence and homer by to
hand of the West ass; ssin that ever
urSed the earth py living III 1t; the pear
that only came with death; the land pal
nj in the gloom OF starless night ir"
sea to sea: Il sohhing world KIN, cling
about an open coffin; nations beyond III
seas calling out their sympathy to TIL
stricken Republic. aud washing our tear,
rway with their own-was ever sorrow
ike this? Was ever agony like his OF
uief like ours?
And now-vou will kindly excuse tn
ii!arity of "a Washington audience. but
1t seems so funny. they cannot help il
II is the man who caused all this lon,
day of agony and night of sorrow. VIII"
is on trial; that is all. Over there. jus,
IA little way, the shot was fired; just here
may be. you can see the stains on Il g
floor yet. if you look clusely-the Pres
dent sank down. crying, MY God. VII; t
is this?" Over yonder. in the Capt. l.,
his dead body. worn and emaciated -, d
drawn with suffering. lay in state. Here
but we are missing something good;
the court room is ringing with laughter
over something the assassin said. Some.
thing funny; he is very droll man. He
says 50 many funny things. All, there
is great Ian shter in the court room ag in.
Out West, or down in Texas. a police
magistrate would promptly check such
laughter in his court during the trial f
man who stole mule, but this is a
Washington court room, and it Is this
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-01-21

bring up Mr.. Groves's little boys. But
in 1881 the plague broke out, taking of
80. 900 people in two months, among the
rest Mrs. Groves. leaving a baby, for
whom John was the chief nurse. Then
came siege by the Arab Pashas OF
Mosul and Aleppo. The place was quit
ted, but they had to return to it. His
work. however. could MT be done 10y
others, and John set out for England, in
1882, by way of Trcbizond. the Black
a and Constantinople. arriving in Eng
land in April, 1898, his IN nd stored with
facts and observations, and his trunk
with pehciled journals.
In London, John Kitto-for the fore
going is his history-was employed on
the Pnny .Nnga=ine by Charles knight,
and entered on a career of eminent Use
fitness as a writer and illustrator of the
Bible. He made happy marriage. Great
ing little fun on his wedding day by
getting ahead of the English clergyman.
in the form-on account of his deafneSS.
The Pictorial Bile and the Biblical Co.,
clopediP. which alone justified John Kit
to's being made D. ID. and F. S. A..
brought him a competent maintenance,
secured the respect of all English speak
ing Christians, and gave him an enlur.
ing place in literature. He died. beloved
and honored. at Cannstadt. in 1854.
Reader. if physical intirmity ever seems
to you tn forbid usefulness and happi
ness. Danish the unworthy fear. Use the
gifts You have and trust Him who makes
the feeble mighty.