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BLAonhlnn. NJ, ,

ohSAADi DEL, Jan n
The "ylR Hog KilliRRn drax ~
srDwd to Blaskblfd yeaterdas A5N
n large aum Of money chance, Iuu h quiA
being Faptrt d that Sne Rentle,osu u
SAT- live dol ar. Purnell j. Lvna. lot
st GeOrEe'a Hundred, won Of
box, containing SIS BO,he com,n" gaea
two pounds Of the largest hos,ss n .IIlln
a good time was experienced c'eht
Mr.. us money draw er Rroanin%S all
is or at load when the crowd dssn VIM
The weight OF the largest nos. pesec,
follows 70O, a9l and 800, a tal a. ~ ss,a y
an average Of $50 2-S. Mr. All, ns
lsnaes the ftata 10 best their wsist, tSnAl'
would wurn those who do moi
that thsre q o several ca on of sma NOV
In the family Of Samuel } ohnson pOI
gro. who lives near the camD mas,,t "
grounds. His daughter died this w.
With the dread disease, and .a.se ee.
members OF the family are down ei.a
sma l-p0x OF tha most nallenant ,ss ,a
A RegrO from the h0use III JohnsonU U.u. w
In ihe VII 20 yesterday aul vislt Al ~. ~.
or three OF the stores, befote n wv wv
known whsre he was from. Hs Wy Wy
| quickly oFds red from the viliaoe Ne. T
| greatest indignation ID experisncsai iso ~
account OF the careless way In vhics ~. "
negroes frequent the different nj acss ~ y
the neighb, rhOod. Il would BE- beS, !. !.
DO vacciLat d IN time.
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pDGrsrER's ORDER.
RnoIsrKR's OFFIoR,

New Castle Co.,. January 2lst. 1882
Upon the application OF Joseph Roberts.
Administrator ID. B. N. c. 7. A Of John
Townsend. late OF fAppOquinimtnk HID, In
said county, deceased, IL In ordered and
directed by eae Register that the Adminik-
TRAITOR, Aforesaid give notice OF the grant
ing OF letters OF Administration upon the
estate OF the deceased, with the date
OF granting thereof, by causing ad-
vertlsements 70 be posted within forty
days from the date ~ such letters,
in six OF the most public places OF
the county OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
late 10 present the same or abide by an
act of Assembly in such case made and
pre- vided. And also cause the same to be
inserted Within the same period in the
WILMINGToN GAZETTE, IA newspaper pub
lshed In Wilmington, and 10 be continued
therein three weeks, Q. o. d.
l.. =. of office Of the Register aforesaid
s-0~1 at Wilmington, In New Castle
county Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. 4. @. BfG9S, Register.
NOTICE.
ALI persons having claims against the
| estate OF the deceased must present the
| same duly attested To the Administrator
On or before the slst day of January
| 1888. or abide the act OF Assembly in
JOSEPH ROBERTS,
/ Administrator,
| ID. B. N. G. T. A.
Address MiddIetown, Del.
Jan2I-3weOd.
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RECONCILIATION At ALBANY.

RECONCILIATION AT ALBANY
There are signs OF an early conclusion
Of the deadlock at Albany. Conc0ss-
Ions will be made TO Tammany, and on
the strength Of this understanding the
Tammany democrats yesterday attended
q conference held by the regular dem.
ocrats. As the latter have fifty-nIne
votes TO Tammany's six, 1t would ap-
pear that the tail OF the dog Is wagging
the body. A caucus held In the even.
ing was expected 10 resHlt In q recon
ciliation OF differences, and an organl.
alton Of the Legislature after weeks OF
hametul dIckering.
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RN,euIlGtlsul
Neuralgias sprains,
Pain In the Back and Side.

Neuralgia AprAtnss
Pain i'm the Back and Side.
TheFe "A nothing more painful than these
Diseases; but the pain can be removed and
tho disease cured Ay use Of Perry Davis
Pain Killer.
This remedy la mot . cheap BenHine
or Petroleum product that must be kepG
away from Mrh o. heat 10 avoid danger
Of explosion. nor IA IL an untried expert
ment mat may do lnoro harm than gooo'
Pain Killer has been In constant use
for forty years, and the universal testimony
from all parts OF the world Is, u mover
falls. It not only effects q permanent cure,
but it relieves pain almost instaDtaneously.
Being purely vegetable remedy, II Is saie
In the hands Of the most inexperienced.
The record OF cures by tho use OF Pam
killer would mn volumes. The following
extracts from letters received show what
those who have tried 1t think;
Edgar Cady, Owatcnna. MINI, says: !.
% a ssSers ssniierins siiis o frSn ri "rhenmstsm our
resort was 70 tho Pam KILLER. which speedily
Charles Powen writes from thsT ,jlOrs'
ihad 6een aiiii;c.ed three yeArs yie, esuralsiA
Il
a. Westminster ff09pital gave mp my case N
despair tired your PAIs knI'li sna Y snse ,,,s
strength. and ann now able u fohoS nis' usuAl
| q. II. Waiworth, gaco, Me-, writes:
1 Iexperienced Immediate reref from pain u
The hde BY tho une Of your Pam kILLRh
| e. York says:
L and have rneiyed great benefit
i Barton Seaman says:
/ Have used PAIN HILLKR for thirty years
/ and have found Il q nepeTs TsfaiHng remedy foi
rheumatism and lameneEah
| Mr. Burditt writes:
ItHeger Iaflstogiv relief in cnsea OF rheumatism
Phil. Gilbert, Somerset, Pa, writes
| From actual uHe. know your PAM kILLEn
n tho best medicine can get
All druggists feep PAIN KHLxR- It's pric'
is 30 low that II is within the reach OF all
and IL will save many times its cost In doctors
bills 2Be., SOC. and s1.OO bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, PrOphstOrs,
Providence. r. J.
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American Ca.sIe In Cap.a,

OTTAwA, Ont, January % The MIu.
lister Of Agriculture Las been for SON,
months Ta+t In correspondence With ID,
Veterinary Department Of the Imperial
Privy Council respecting the admb
sion OF cattle for breeding purposes nn
Canada from the United States after b.
ing subjected to a quarantine similar v
that which cattle imported from 6rsH
submit such importation from the Uni.
ted States without subiectiDg Canada "
any liability 10 be placed on the scAs.
dule list In the United Kingdom.
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.sIt d Curlng EyerYbodx.n

writes druggist. "Kidney-Wort Is the
most popular medicine we sell 1t
should be by right, for no other medl-
cine has such specific action on the llv.
or, bowels and kidneys. II you have
those symptoms which indieate hiIsnus-
ness or dersDged kidneys do Det fail to
procure Il and use faithfully. In LIQUID
or dry form 1t ia sold by ali druekists,-
Salt Lake City Tribune.
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odd FelIoMa, YInIt.

On Saturday evening the officers Of
the Grand Lodge Of Delaware, l. o.
o. F., accompanied by the members
of Fairfax Lodge, will pay q fraternal
visit to Brandywine Lodge, No. 18, at
Henry Clay Postoffice. The visit Ia
to be made for the purpose Of exem'
plifying the unwritten work of the
Order, and impartlng general instruo-
tions to the brethren of Brandywine
Lodge.
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MoMrate,a ILavaI.

WASHINGTON Jan. &c The Chief
81 lhe Signal Service says the inveatl
qnlion tnow In progressl IN the case
Of John T.. Best, Chief Clerk Of the
EiAhth Lighthouse District, recently
mrrhsted In San Francisco for elna
beazlement and forgery reveal the
fact that his enbezzIemants exceed
S5d 900, with q prospect Of reaching
double that amount.
4eekimw Admission NJ n memae.
y ANKroN, Dak., Jan. 26.-A nOn-pas-
tisan convention was held at Sioux Falls
Yesterday 90 o0Rsiaer the question Of the
division Of Dakota and the admission
OF The southern half as a state. Over 800
Representatives were present from
twhnty-three counties. Ex-GovernoI
Edmunds, Of Yankton, was made Chair
mdn and 134 delegates were chosen q
visit Washington and urge Congress q
pahs the enabling act now pending To-
thb admission Of Dakota and giving thi
northern half . Territorial government
The sesolutions claim that there are 200,
OOQ people in the southern half OF th'
prbseut Territory aud 10000 In th'
ndRthern half.
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A HandsOmo Present.

The Bayard Legion received last
night, from Mrs. Erby Pierce, q hand
some fairy basket and gondola, made oi
Japanese cardboard, Of mammoth pro
portions and beautifully embroidered,
This splendid present now decoratei
the Leglon's headquarters.
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A rocket hook Pound.

If the James Mills who recently
lost pocket book will call upon
James Mills of the firm of Mills &
Combs, he will be put in the way of
recovering his property, as the latter
received letter from the finder this
morning, directing him where to ap-
ply for the lost property.
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sorpto, NY, Dec. l, 1879.

am tie Pdstor OF the Baptist ChnrcA
here, and an educated physlclnn. an
not In practice, but am my 3, 10 iamll
physician. aud advise In many cLrOhn
cases. Over q year ago recommend'
cd your Hop But r 10 my Invalid Slisl
who has been under medical treatmeei
Of six OF Albany . best physicians ss,'
eral years. She ba+ become th0ro9gbi
cured OF her various complicated diseases
by their use. We both recommend them
10 our friends; many Of whom have alsl
been cured of their various ailments D
them. REy. E. II. WARREN
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Special NOTICES.
A UARD.

To all who are suffering frona the orrora
and indiacretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay. loss of manhood
&cs, VIII send recipe mat viii cure
remedy was discovered by q miasionarv
In South America. Send q self-addressad
envelope 70 the Rev. JosKPH T. IFNAN.
c0tt0n ID. NetO York UtU. oct20-d&W0m
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teekinr AdmIaslon as q nanas.
GENERAL FOREIen NEWS.

The Belgian Chamber has adopted By |
q vote Of S6 to 10 the treaty ogcommerce
With FIance.
The census returns show that the pop
u1ation Of the city OF Rome aud itB
Suburbs is 800, ,292, an increase uinse 1871
OF As ,S08~
Cholera has appeared among an i'm
mIense number Of pilgrims now assem-
bled at Allahabad, and the government
has ordered them to disperse.
Personal and Political.
Public ceremonials will be dis
pensed with on the occasion of the
coronation of the Gear.
The fourth week of the Albany
deadlock is nearly gone but still the
fight goes on.
Of English butchers it is said that
they are as rule, notoriously COM
servative, while "bakers are liberal
tD a man."
The proposition to revive the
ftanking privilege receives the same
comment from all quarters: "Drop
ial"
The favorites in the Democratic
race for the next GovernOrship of
Delaware are said to be j. Turpin
Moore Charles Stockly, and John 81.
Paynter.
The newElection andRegistrati0n
bill has been ordered to a third read
ing in the South Carolina House OF
Representatives by vote of 81 to
49,. .
The Comptroller of Connecticut
estimates the present fiscal year at
az 725, ,748 SIS, and the expenditures
at 81 ,504, ,946-leaving balance of
81 5,S02,55.
The Berlin Elevated Railway, con
atructed partly upon solid embank.
Ihent and partly upon stone arches
will be opened to the public on Feb
ruary l. The road devised primarily
for military purposes, and not for the
convenience of the people. 1t
connects theeastern with the western
railway terminus, and is designed
to prevent in future the delays en-
dountered during the late war with
France in transporting troops across
tine city.
1t is interesting to note that the
Dutch are at present engaged in re-
claiming half a million acres from
Xuyder Zee. Between 1840 and l SS1
Al 900 acres weae rescued from the
sea at HARLEM. When such a pro
cess Is attempted in Britain it gen.
orally results in some LANDLORD
proclaming right to the foreshOr'
which precludes further operations
In Scotland, especially of late years
private enterprise has been effectuall
baked in this way, and in the Firth
Of Forth and Clyde valuable acquisi
tions to the Stale have been lost BY
the stupid opposition of riaparlaI
Droprietors, who would not them
selves spend penny to reclaim thG
land but were prepared TO proven
others doing 80 at any cost.
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Il IHTRD EDITION
HmdaemaTonn Tor Te-Tay.

Bnr the Middle Atlantic states,
lec|l rains. followed BY clearing wealth
er. aauthweas 20 northwest winds, rising
barbmeter and colder weatheE during
the night.
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In the bright autumnRl days the temp
tation to comfortable exposure Yields il
fruit in . mort pernioious cough and Il.
rttation or the thFoat. DIR. Bulls C0ufh
Syrup stands unrivalled ~ Q remedy ioI
tie
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RaYarelX InlnraaI.

Joseph A. Baynard, Chief Engineer of
the Delaware Il Chesapeake Railroad
fell from a ladder, on Tuesday, and was
seriously bruised. lie Is brother OF
Samfl II. BayDard, Of this city.
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sprained REss Ankle.

Dok-catoher Hunt is off duty for
awhile, having slipped on the Ice, yes
terday, and severely sprAined his right
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PHILADELPHIA UAITLE MARKET
MONDAY. Jan. %. s 2. d.

PHILADELPHIA UAITLE MARKET
MONDAY. Jan. %, s p. n.
BKKF CATTLE were rather dull this
week, but prices were unchanged. BOOO
head arrived and sold At the different
yards At TIC. per pound, as 70 quality.
sold a. the % difrereqt % yapdS % St 8 a s &c. % per
pounds and Lambs At AZ 7kc. per
pound, as TO condition.
Hoes were in dem and and prices were
steady. 1910 head sold at the diheI ent
tiOn.
Rrk DTOvs Yard SD and LdnoaHer ave-
nae. West Philadelphia. Jan. q.
sHEEP.-Extra, ITO 70 I2O lbs., o TO 81;
good. 90 TO 100 IbG.. 81 a 55<; fair, ~ 70 50
Ibs., a6x; culls, 4 a ~. Lambs
~ " q ~ 70. Calves, = &c. Arrivals, 500
head.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
TUESDAY. January II. 0 p. N.
FLOUR is In fair request and rather
nrmsr, Sales of $50 barrels, including
Minnesota extras At $6.S7k a $50 for cleaI =
and at 90 62k al for straight; Pennsyl-
vanla extra family. at 6.37N B.T5 West.
ern do. do. 81 800 7.2o, and patents al
500,
GRAIN.-Wheat il in bettsr demand
and fraction higher. sal " OF 800 bush
red a. sI.4lk. AT the open board 800
bushels February sold at sl.4l16 J00I
bushels do at IA, and 5000 bushels do
| at SI.465<; 9l.S3k was bid for January
tl.44k Tor February 81 ~ for March
el.47S for April; and tl Az tor May. Ry.
ls quiet. We quote q % a 95c. Corn is Il
fair demand and tteady. sales Of 9OO
bushels, including white, at 76c. ; yellow
track, sL Tic. steamer at 20 . 7O1zc. No
2 at ~ q TOO, ana rejected at 69c. At thi
open board, 30 .00A bushels February sol'
at 70c. 69c. was bid for January TOO. 70
February TIC for March /; 73c. for Aprll
an0 1876. for May. Oats are nTm AM
| fairly active, Sales OF 10, ,0OO bushels, In
cluding Nos. and white, at b0k . 81 i1fc
| and rejected and mixed at 49e.
MHIsKEY was firmly hGld. sales @
Western iron bound At Sl.20 per gallon.
| HAY AND DBTRAW.-Receipts of hay,
tons. There was fair inquiry for goo
nay at el9, and exceptional safes In sin
gle car lots At 3l9 .b092O No. 2 and infer
Tor stock dragged heavily at prices rang
ing from el8 down TO elO, according
quality and condition. Rye straw wa
quoted steady at el50lq.
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The subjoined table, compiled from
the latest official reports exhibits the
strength and cost Of Europs's armies on
d peace footing:
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wHnmanwsen MRaEMess.

wxEmrMaToHl. mel. Jan. 1bs iSs2.
QnOlaaionn az me Brandywlne arilia for
plOuP and Grain
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1882-11-23

ton of the agreement would have
proven the late President corrupt col
lusion in the disposal of seat on the
Supreme bench.-New York Sun.
1t is now apparent that the politi-
cal control of the Senate after March
4, 1883, by the Republicans will de-
pend on the votes of the two Read
juster Senators from Virginia, and
curing the last session Of Congress
Mr.. Malone uniformly acted with
the Republicans on all political ques-
uons, and it is expected that he will
continue TO do so, and that his col
league, Mr.. Riddleburger, will also
cooperate with that party. The terms
of twenty-six Senators will expire
March 4th next. OF that number
fourteen are Democrats, eleven are
Republicans, and one, Davis of Hi
nois, is an Independent. Deducting
these twenty-six the relative strength
of the parties would be: Republi-
cans twenty-six, Democrats twenty
three, an Independent, and Malone
Of Virginia. 70 fill the vacancies
that will occur, the Democrats will
eject Senators from the following
named States: Alabama, Arkansas,
Delaware, Georgia, Kentucky, Louis
lana, Mississippi, New JERSEY, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee,
Texas and West Virginia. This will
make their numerical strength in the
next Senate thirteen. The States of
Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana and
Mississippi have chosen Democrats
for the term beginning March 4. The
States which will choose Republican
Senators prior to March 4 are Colora-
do, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Maine,
Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota,
Nebraska, New Hampshire, Oregon
and Rhode Island. These twelve
new Senators will make the Republi-
can strength thitty-ciglt, which
number is equal to one-half Of the
entire body. Iowa, Oregon and
Rhode Island have already chosen
Republicans for the term beginning
March 4, and Virginia has chosen a
Readj1ster, Rildleburger, TO suctccd
Democrat, Johnston, and it will be
thus seen that TIE upper branch Of
tie Forty. eighth Congress will con-
sist of thirty-eight Republicans, tlir-
ty-eiv Democrats and Two Rpadjnct-
crs, and that the vote of one Of the
Virginia Senators will give the Re-
publicans maturity, while tie votes
of both the Senators from that State
given to the Democrats would make
4 lie,
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1882-11-23
THE PRICE OF A DRINK.
BY JOSEPHINE POLLARD.

GIVE cents a glass" % Does any one
think
That that is really th" Drico Of Il drinkg
give cents glass;" 4 hear you say,
"Why that isn't much topay."
All, no, indead; tits very small shm
You are passing over 'twiXt finger and
thumb;
And if that were al you gave away,
1t woulnd't be very much TO pay
The price of drink? Let him decide
Who has lost his courage and lost his
pride, Ia
And lies a grovelling heap of clay,
Not far removed from beast to-day.
The price of drink! Let that one tell
Who sleeps night ina mprdcrers cell,
And feels within him The fires Of hell.
Honor and virtue, love and truth,
All the glory and pride CT youth,
Hopes Of manhood the wreath of fame,
High endeavOrs and noble aim,
These are the treasures thrown away
As the price of drink, from day to day.
Give cents glass! !" How Satan laugh
ed,
AS over the bar the young man qua1red
The beaded liquor: for the demon knew
The terrible work that a drink wcUld 90;
And before morning the victim lay
With his life-blood swiftly ebbing
away;
And that was the price he paid, alas!
For the pleasure of taking social glass;
The price of a drink if you want to
know
What some are willing to pay fer 1t, so
Through that wrctched tenement over
there,
With dingy windows and broken stair,
Where foul disease, like vampire,
craWls
With Oh stretched wings Ger the
mouldy walls.
There poverty dwells with her hungry
brood,
Wild-eycd rs demons for lsch Of food:
There shame, in a corner, crOuches low,
There violence deals its cruel blows.
And innocent ones are thn3 accursed
10 pay the Itice Of anothers thirst.
Five cents Il glass;" Oh, if that were
all,
The sacrifice would, indeed be small.
But the moneys worth is tile least
amount
We pay, and whoever will 1ecpaccouht
viii learn the terrible waste and blight
That follows the ruinous appa,jte.
give cents II glass! ~ Does any one
think
That that is really tie price ofa dr,nh?
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1882-11-23
BLOUNT COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
THURSDAY, NOV. 90, 1882.

We have received circular is
sued by the Board of Directors of
the National Bazaar, Industrial
and Art Exhibition" for the bene-
fit of the Garfield Monument fund,
announcing that it will be held at
Washington City November and
December, 1882, commencing next
Saturday, 25th inst The Board
offers a cash prize of $500 for the
best bale Of upland cotton entered
into competition and donated to
the fund, provided that the money
value of such donations shall
to that sum. This cotton
will be received to Jan. 1, 1888,
when the prize will be awarded by
a special committee, and paid.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1882-11-23
NEWS ITEMS.

Tile yellow fever is dying out at
Pensacola.
Six editors will hold seats in the
next Georgia Legislature.
Georgia's crop Of sweet potatoes
will reach 100000 bushels this year.
President Arthur is bnsily engaged
in the preparation Of his annual Ines
sage.
A new boat, to be called the Rock
ford, is being built by j. r. Roberts,
at Kingston,-Knoxyille Chronicle.
A New York woman recently paid
$3.50 for her dogs portrait. How
many starving, poor children would
that amount have fed?
John Wesley's study Bible has been
presented to the General Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
in the United States through Bishop
Simpson.
The Garfield Board of Audit have
completed the examination of the
physicians claims and will now pro-
ceed with The others. The physicians
claims will probably be cut down 35
per cent.
George Pauncefort, an actor once
well known in this country, but who
disappeared mysteriously some years
ago, has been found in Japan, where
he has a tea plantation and thirteen
wives!
Isaac A. Clark, Esq, of Roane
County, has been appointed by Chan
cellor Staley Clerk and Master Of the
Chancery Court at Kingston, to sue
ceed Maj. IL. Crunlblis.-Knoxville
Chronicle.
Gcorgia's corn crop is the largest
since 1859, and will reach 10000 BUSH
els. The oat crop reached 100000
bushels, and the wheat crop 100000
bushels. 1t is thought 100000 bales
of cotton will be raised.
The Garfield monument Fair opens
at Washington next Saturday,
and will be grand success. There
has been hearty response from all
quarters, which is gratifying to those
who are managing the enterprise.
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 15.-Pope Bar
row has been elected U. S. Senator
to fill the unexpired term of the late
Ben, II. Hill. Alfred II. Colquitt
was elected on the first ballot to be
Z. S. Senator fora full term; com
March 4th.
j. D. Tinsley, stock dealer of
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1882-11-23

1t is currently reported that Gov.
Bate will appoint Col. &. W. Charl-
ton, of Knoxville, Superintendent of
the Bureau of Agriculture, Statistics
and Mines. All East Tennessee will
endorse the appointment as a good
one. Col. Charlton is one of the
most enterprising and worthy citi-
zcns of our State, and although a
true, faithful and patriotic Demo-
crat, he is broad and liberal in his
views, and his appointment TO any
position in State affairs would give
great satisfaction to his fellow -citi-
zcns of East Tennessee irrespective
of party.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1882-11-23
Laws in the interest Of u Few.

If we estimate the prosperity of coun-
try only by the oyergrown fortunes of
individuals specially favored by the law,
then Ireland is prosperous as well as
America; for there, 4s here, the legal
machinery is in perfect order, whicl,
makes the rich richer while 1t STinds the
poor down into deeper poverty. BUt
there, as here, the lines of Goldsmith
are ever true aud ever Wise
"Hard fares the State, to Fastening Ills i
prey,
Where wealth accumulates and men de-
cay"
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1882-11-23
Tile Longest Beard III tic World,

Adam Kirpon, of Chicago, who pos
scsses the longest beard in the world,
is at present soiOurning with relatives
in this city. The beard which he at
present wears has attained the wonder
ful length Of nearly twelve feet.
lie disposes Of this rather un1icldly
appendage when walking on the street
by rolling it around in Il leather belt
suspended about his neck, The length
of the beard is such that he can place
both feet upon it and the end upon being
lifted up reaches few inches above his
head, Tile beard, which is dun gray
color,is quite thick alid is the resnili OF
twenty-five years uninterrupted
growlh.-Milwaukee Republican Sem
tincl.