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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-08
OBITUARY.
Charles p. Dell.

Special 10 the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, June 7.-Charles P. Dell, OF
the firm of Maxwell & Dell, died to-day, OF
consumption. He was a sergeant of the
Quapaw Guards at the interstate contest last
year.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
shingIe MIN Destroyed.


DETROIT, MICH, June 7.-One of Boynton
q Akley's shingle mills at Grand Haven
burned last midnight. Loss S125,000. In
sured
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ST. LOUIS, June IA week ago the union
men working in the rolling mill of the Har-
rison Wireworks, in this city, made a de-
mand for an advance of ten per cent in their
wages, and gave the owners a week TO decide
whether they would comply. Late this
afternoon the company determined to close
their rolling-mill, and instructed the super
intendent TO prepare plans for the To-
cation OF a second annealing depart
ment and wire-dressing department in
the buildings now occupied by the
rolling mill machinery. They say they take
this action becauGe they can import better
German and English rods, and lay them
down at their mill, after paying duty of
S1S per ton and S4 80 per ton freight, con-
siderable cheaper than they can make them
under the present system and cost of Besse-
mer steel in this country.
The men at Peckham's iron works, located
at KimswIck, twenty miles south of this
city, struck to-day for advance in wages
The men number about seventy five. Very
little is yet known about the matter. The
moulders at the Western Stove Works, who
have been out on a strike for a week or two,
compromised with the bosses to-day and re-
turned to work. The St. Louis Stove Works
shut down to-day for the summer.
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The eetlysburx Reunion.

BARNUM's Circus always takes along a
gross of German Corn Remover. Sold by
druppists
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ESTA BLISHED 1910.

THE Itali an Parliament has voted 0,000l.
$4,000 each annually to the widow and Eve
children OF Garibaldi.
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WILL NOT Re CREM

ROME, June THE family of Garibaldi
have decided to abandon the cremation of
his body, owing to practical difficulties
in the way of its accomplishment The re-
mains will be inferred, Professionally at least,
at Caprera Thursday. The work of embalm-
ing the body was attempted too late. The
body is clothed in a red shirt. The room in
which it rests is filed with flowers and
wreaths. Workmen are preparing at Milan
a tomb consisting of a pyramid of granite
four meters high.
The following is the telegram of condo
lence to Garibaldi's family sent by King
Humbert: "From my youth up my father
taught me admiration for Garibaldi. Later.
l witnessed his heroic acts, and in my family
admiration and gratitude grew stronger.
Accept my coincidence, which is shared by
the whole nation"
A TRIBUTE FROM GAMBErTI.
Gambetti telegraphed Menotti Garibaldi.
recalling his fathers services to France in
1870, and adding that the gratitude felt by
France will make the death of Garibaldi the
cause for national mourning.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FUNERAL.
The government Of Uruguay has issued a
decree ordering solemn funeral services for
Gsribaldi, and has instructed its-minister at
Rome to send a wreath TO Caprera.
Official deputations to attend the funeral
left Civita Vecchia Wednesday evening on
the mail steamers Gambia and Ortesia, es-
corted by the dispatch boat Esploratore. The
steamer Marco Poo will take senators and
deputies and members..of the press to Ca
prera. The army is tobe represented by Gen.
eral Sacchi, Colonel Dogliomo and Lieu.en-
ants Bsratieri and Albini deputation of
students from the University of Vienna are
going to Caprera-
A BUST OF GARIRAIDI
will be placed beside that of Count Cavour in
the Chamber of Deputies.
SECRET ARCHIVES OF THE VATICAN.
Leo Kill, finding the secret archives OF
the Vatican not in good order, has commits
stoned Cardinal Hergenreuter and Monsignor
Balan to arrange them carefully, ponti6cate
by pontifcate, and index them. Some docu-
ments of great historical interest have thus
been brought 10 light, especially copies OF
correspondence between Plus TX and vari-
Gus European sovereigns from 1916 and 1865
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DIED.

PAINE-At Forrest City, Ark, on June 7th, Mr..
B. NJ. PAINE, aged 81 years, father Of Mr.. J. J.
Paine. Bis remains will be carried TO Olive
Branch for intermeut.
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secret Meeting of western Nail.Makers

PITTsBURG, June THE only thing new
in the iron situation to-day was a secret
meeting OF the nail manufacturers of the
West. The meeting lasted several hours,
and when it adjourned the manufacturers,
one and all, preserved profound silence as to
the proceedings.
The iron manufacturers of the West are
holding the long g-talked-of conference in this
city. Manufacturers are in attendance from
Chicago, st. Louis, Cincinnati, Cleveland
and other points. Three meetings have been
held to-day, and at II o'clock tonight an
adjournment had not been effected. The
meetings are held with the strictest secresy,
and the manufacturers refuse to give any
information as to the proce seedlings, which
they claim are not of interest to the outside
world, and that any action taken will not
change the stu uation, as all are firm in their
determination to resist the demands of the
Amalamated Association. The conference is
held for the purpose of forming stronger
offensive and defensive alliance. The con-
ference has Just adjourned.
Mr.. j. d. Meeks, secretary of the associa-
tion, says that new organization OF all the
iron manufacturers of the West was formed,
its object being to govern the question of
wages as well as the regulation OF card-rates.
The meeting was the largest ever held.
The situation was fully reviewed and dis
cussed, and the opinion prevailed that if the
advance was conceded this time the AmaIga-
mated Association would next year demand
Sc 20 or 81 per ton for pudding. They
then came to the conclusion that they might
as we'll fight it out now, and it was unsni-
mously resolved not to ever start the mills
in accordance with the present demand, and
every one present pledged himself to adhere
to the resolution.
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Ladies' Underwear Dept.
Infanis' Wear Department.

Infants Wear Department.
AS these goods will be too much exposed to the
dust when taking down the walls, every piece must
be sold before July LIST. We will therefore offer:
Domestic Chemfse.
Tucked Bosom, plain bands. 40c.
Tucked Bosom, Cambria Ruff1e, 45c.
Tucked Bosom, three insertions, CSC 10 81
few special bargains in fine Chemise, slightly
soiled, reduced from 81 so to S5c.
Lonsdale Cambria Chemise, handsomely trimmed,
reduced TO 95c, 81 10 and 81 p.
DRAWERSi
Good Drawers, Hem and Tucks, 35c.
Good Drawers, Embroidered Edge, 40c.
Good Drawers Embroidered Ruffe, csc.
Insertion and Edge S5c.
Extra fine quality, beautifully trimmed with Lace
or Hamburg, 81 and upward
GOWNS.
Good Qualify Domestic, Cambria Ruffie, CSC.
Good Quality, Insertion Band. T5e
Good Quality, Embroidered -
Good Quality, Insertion and Embroidered Ruff
LonsdaIe Cambria. Pompadore Yoke, from 81 so
SKIRTS,
Cambria Rufie. Embroidered Edge, 6Oc.
Hamburg Rufiie, 75c.
Cambria RUNE. Torehon Edge, 95c.
Hamburg Rufte and Insertion, reduced from 81 IS
to 81 rs.
Lawn Panier Skirts g We rrfn<,s r.u....s. 90 81
Corset Covers IRON 81 upwards.
French Handmade Undergarments at greatly re-
duced prices.
Chemises from 95c to IS so.
Gowns from 81 so to s. 50.
Drawers from CSC to 81 80.
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Trunk Department.

As we must empty the Senate Building, we will
offer Packing Trunks
30-inch reduced from 81 rs to 81 10.
32-inch reduced from 81 IS to 81 20
81 inch reduced from 81 25 to 81 IS.
Ladies' ZfnciTrunks.
e4-inch reduced from "a to 81 rs.
S2-inch Saratoga reduced from IS so to s. 75.
34inch Beauty reduced from eS to s.
30-inch Gents reduced from 81 to S..
34-inch Duchess reduced from IS so to sc.
Leather Covered Trunks.
34-inch Ellsler, reduced from s11 to 81 so.
34-inch Princess reduced from SIG so TO S11.
34-inch Railroader reduced from S1s.to So
S4inch CRYSTAL Palace. Duck covered reduced from
SIS to SIS.
40-inch Memphis Belle, magnificent Trunk, re-
duced from 500 to $50.
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Glove Department.
A good s-button Kid Glove, 75c.

A good 3button Kid Glove, 75c.
much better S-button Kid Glove, 90c.
A much better 4-button Kid Glove, 81 10.
much better 6-button Kid Glove 81 25.
much better s-button Kid Glove, 81 so.
Our best French Kid Gloves very much reduced.
We have a complete stock of the genuine Foster
Hook Gloves, in all lengths and shades.
MosqueIaire dressed and undressed Kids in all
the new shades.
Our stock of Lisle, Taffeta and silk Gloves and
Mltts will be complete with Novelties all season.
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1t is not generally known that nearly all
the male members OF the imperial German
house are well trained and proficient arti-
sans, and that the members of both sexes are
accomplished in the fine arts. Both the
crown princess and the Princess Frederick
Charles might succeed as painters, and the
former is skillful as a sculptress. Frederick
William himself has been the designer of
manya church and public building. Prince
George, under the name of Conrad" is
dramatist Of considerable reputation. But
it is music that has most occupied this royal
house. Frederick the Great, in the darkest
period that he experienced, played the flute,
while his sister, the Princess Amalia, and the
Prince Louis Ferdinand were good com
posers. The present Prince Albrecht is well
known and admired for his compositions,
and growing formidable rival Of his is the
hereditary Prince of Meiningen. Four of
the favorite military marches Of the present
day are said TO be of royal origin.
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GERMANY.
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BERLIN, June The rejection in the
Rsichstag yesterday Of all the proposed aug
mentations of customs duties, was due to the
fortuitous presence of large majority of
Liberals. 1t is believed that on the third
reading the bill will be restored to its orig
inal form.
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ElDLlARGIDG Premises
B. B.LOVEDSTEID BROS

alinreae of business swe fine it h
to- connect a
W to down wans compelled torduceou k,and
have there d
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DR.. George ReinhOId PaiiIi.
LONDON, j upe 7.-Dr. George Reinhold
PAUL., the German historian, is dead; aged
sixty
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White Goods Department.

Corded Pique at 5, n. So. 10 and l21Ec.
Lace Pique, 10c.
Handsome Figured Pique at 10, Is and 20c.
Satin Striped Cambria, 10c.
Satin Striped Lawn, 10c.
Good Checked Nainsook at 10, Is and 20c.
Yard-wide Victoria Lawn at TO- 12z and 20c.
Good India Linen Lawn, Is, % and 25c
All white Linen Lawn, 121x, TX and 20c-
A beautiful line of dotted and figured swisses at
25, 50, S5 and 40c.
HOuse-FurnfshinE Goods.
Turkey Red Damask reduced to so, 65 and 75c-
Bleached Damask reduced 10 so, 65, rs and S5c.
Red bordered Cream Damask reduced to IS, 90 and
81.
An-Linen Huck Towels. 81 25. 81 so, 81 rs and g..
Turkish Bath Towels in great variety.
Pin Irish Linen, yard wide, %, Pm and 25c.
Honeycomb Summer quilts, CSC; Nice Crochet
Quilts, ST. 81 25 and 81 so; nice Marseilles
Quilts s.
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A TRIBUTE FROM GAMBErr1.

Gambetti telegraphed Menotti Garibaldi,
recalling his fathers services to France in
1870, and adding that the gratitude felt by
France will make the death of Garibaldi the
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-12-15
Price Reduced

Anticipating the removal of the
Stamp Tax at no distant day, the
Magnetic Medicine Co., of Detroit, as
will be seen by their new advertise
ment that appears in to-day's paper,
have reduced the price of their med
icine from one dollar per package to
fifty cents, and when twelve packages
are ordered at one time, and five dol
lars paid for the same, they issue a
written guarantee agreeing to refund
the money if the full course Of treat
ment fails to effect cure. We have
no doubt the Magnetic Medicine will
have large sale in every section OF
the country, as few medicines are sold
at as low price, and what is especial
ly in its favor is the guarantee Of its
effecting cure. The medicine is
sold at all Drug Stores, everywhere.
Guarantees are issued in Owosso and
county by all druggists.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-12-15
MA.I-ARIAI
VIE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN
To Destroy This Deadly Pest

The most alarraing fact, In sanitary condf-
not only in maEshy, low-lying districts but in the
cities and upon elevated ground where, few years
since, 1t was urseard Of Frequently fata disorders
az the digestive functions, wasted and enfeebled
body and even insanity are the dire effects of ma
arial poisoning the precursors OF death If the
poison is not neutralized. The boatman on the Del
adjoining couatry, have been great sufferers from.
MALARIA. Not until a few years past did they
find q reliable remedy. NOW thousands testify that
there is but real and speedy cure for maanial
poisoning audi that is DIR. KErkNEDY'S "FAVOR-
TIE REMEDY" which by its action upon the
blood purifies il and restores healthy tone to the
entire SYSTEM. AS preventive in localities where
this danger lhrks, it is Invaluable. The "FavortE
Remedy" also the worst liver and kidney com
plants and all diseases caused by vtiated blood
For sale by all druggists, price Si.00 per BOTTLE 1t
is an Absolutely safe, purely vegetable remedy, the
greatest Alternative medicine in the world. Address
the proprietor, DIR. David Eenredy Rondout, NJ Y.
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The First Christmas in America.


The chronicles of the Pilgrims, de-
scribing their arrival IN Cape Cod Bay,
in December, 1920, refer thus briefly to
the first Christmas spent by them in
America:
monday, the 25tb,- being Christmas
Day, we began to drink water aboard.
Put at night the Master caused us to
have some beer; and, so on board we
had divers times now and then some
beer, but on shore none Mt ALL"
What was done in Plymouth village
bhe next Christmas is more fully de-
scribed in the quainalaDguage of Gov
srnor Bradford:
"On we day called Christmas-day, We
&ovr called them out to wOrke Gas was
used), but we most of this new company
excused themselves and said it went
against their consciences to work on ye
day. So we Govr told them that if they
made it mater of conscience, he would
spare them till they were better in
formed. So he letbaway We rest and left
them, but when they came home at
noone from their worke, he found them
in we streete ut play, openly; some pitch
ing We barr, and some mt stOole-ball, ,. and
shuch like sports. So he went to them
and took away their implements. and
told them THAI was against his. con-
science, that they should play and 9TH
ers worke. Ii they made We keeping of
it mater of devotion, let them kepe
their houses, but Their should be no GAM
ing or revelliaG in We Streets"
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Christmas Cheer.
Furnished by the Best Authors.


Numerous, indeed, are the hearts TO
which Christmas brings brief of hap
piness and enjoyment. How many old
recollections, and how many dormant
sympathies does Christmas time awak-
en-? We write these words now, many
miles distant from the spot at which,
year after year, we met on that day o
merry and joyous circle. Many of the
hearts that throbbed so gaily then have
ceased to beat; many of the looks that
have shone so brightly then have ceased
to glow; the hands we grasped have
grown cold, the eyes we sought have
hid their luster in the grave; and yet the
old house, the room, the merry voices
and smiling faces, the jest, the laugh.
the most minute and trivial circum-
stances connected with those happy
meetings crowd upon our mind at each
recurrence of the season, as If the last
assemblage had been but yesterday.
Happy, happy Christmas, that wins us
back to the delusion of our childish
days; that can recall to the old man the
pleasures of his youth; that can trans
port the sailor and the traveller, thous-
ands of miles away, back to his own
fireside and his quiet home. : Charles
Dickens.
This is the season when the world is
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-12-15
CHRISTMAS SURPRISE;
The Franks of a Mysterious Santa Claus
BY INEZ IRVING.

ssOh, mother.n Josie Woodward Px
claimed, bursting into the kitchen, hel
hands full of mail matter. There the
greatest excitement down in the vii
Iager'
"What aboutP' asked Mrs. Wood
ward, stopping short over the pies she
was putting into the oven, when she
saw Josie's flushed face.
"Why, great box came to Prof.
Larry by express this morning full of
presents TO put on the Christmas tree
tomorrow night, and nobody knows
who sent it. They are just crazy talk
ing il over down at the post Office. I
should think half the village was
there"
''Santa Claus sent it, of course" re-
marked Mrs. Woodward, promptly. She
was motherly matron of 45.
Eyes, but Santa Claus is q real live
person nowadays" laughed Josie. Bert
Carr let out the secret. 1t was to have
been kept until tomorrow evening and
every one was to be surprised. Iguess
Prof. Larry is in the secret, but of course
no one can get aword out of him. Edith
Larry got n peep into the box when
they opened it, and you know she can't
keep anything. so she told Carrie Goss,
and now it's all around"
81 am afraid it is some kind of q
SELL" said her mother.
'Oh, no indeed. They've got another
Christmas tree, great big one, just for
the mysterious presents. l met Fred
Briggs with his oxen drawing it down
from the woods. L should think it was
large and long enough to hold ton of
presents. So we're going to have two
trees. declare l wish tomorrow night
had come"
The December dusk was falling.
Through its shadows the door opened
and a girl stepped inside in "a familiar
way.
Josie sprang towards her.
'You, Della! / am so glad to see you!
Come over to the fire and warm your
nose and your little cold fingers. I've
just come from the village and know
how frosty it is"
"Merry Christmas! Mrs. Woodward"
called Della. 81 guess you are doing
your part towards making one for 9TH
ers, your goodies smell SO sweet"
mother has enough cake and pies
and doughnuts baked to last two
months" intcrposed Josie.
"a merry Christmas to you Miss
Della" said Mrs. Woodward. 'Tm half
ashamed to have you catch me with my
baking around so late, but Mrs. Nor
toms Ettle boy took sick this morning
and she sent for me. That put me back
with my work"
II guess we are going to have n bang
up merry Christmas by all accounts"
said Josie. eat least somebody is.
"What do you meanP" asked Della.
.sOh. haven't you heardp Haven'tyou
been down to the villagep Well. then
and Josie proceeded to give the details
she had gathered, arousing Della's curl
osity rs high as her own.
"Now you have got warm / will take
your things and you shall stop to sup
per-" Josie said, commencing to un-
button her cloak. Della demurred and
said she only run in for afew moments,
and her folks would expect her home to
supper. But Josie carried her point.
Aheavy tread outside and sound OF
some one scrapino snow from his feet.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-12-15

A New YORK doctor, aroused TOO early
by the Growing of his neighbours roost-
ers, went out, captured them, cut their
vocal chords, restored them 10 their
roosts, and went back to bed conscious
that he woald not again b. disturbed
that or any other morning. he now en-
joys himself watching his neighbours
astonishment at their successful imita-
tions of the growing motions without
making a sound.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-12-15
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-" Night Losses, SpermatOrrhoea. ITgA
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sold by all Druggists, one package 50 cts; Sixfor
$3.50 or sent by mail on receipt II price, by adj
dressing the Magnetic Medicine Co, Detroit, Mich
rS5-Sold in Owosso and Corunna by all Druggists.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-12-15
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption, by
n simple remedy, is anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means of cure To
all who desire IL, he will send q copy OF the
prescription used, free of charge, with d.
rectiops for preparing and using the same,
colds, consumption, asthma, bronchitis, ETC.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address REV. +. A. WILSON, l94 Penn st.
Williamsburg, ". 4I-vf
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-12-15
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and
all the effects of youthful indscretion, will
for the sake of suffering humanity, send free
to all who need it, the recipe and direction
for making abe simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience can do so by address
ing In perfect confidence,
4l-yi JOHN Ii. OGDEN, 42 Cedar ST. NY