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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-10

THs NV Orleins Tmes slales hat ", he
best comm eJcisl seazon that Nv Oslesps
ever enjoyed was 1860, wh-n the value of
our domss- -ic exports M 'uoisd 10 Sl07 7sS,-
295 Not one peEsop 10 "a th2uaa nd, proba-
bly,, knows that he beet sesson for foreign
Imports wis 1851, the dist year of the war,
when sS2,9l9,0OO was imported here, large
per iln Of which consisted OF muui,iops Of
war Tor the Confederacy. No year siuce the
war tqua's ,heee, but 1872 showed the bes
record in imports and 1881 tne beat in ex-
ports. Oar tobacco trade has been almost
DESTROYED; The city rsceivsd 81 6S9 bcg-neads
in Is57-5S, and onls 5046 ~ lSSl-S;; cur
receip,s Of R,3 cJd=e nav. fAll,n ID curIL :
the same period frcm 45l ,OS5 bags 10 2l6. .40S
bags"
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Tne Figh, Win the Yell coupsy out.

Little RDck Democrat: Sheriff ID ivis, of
Yell county, was IN charge Of the PoHe who
were amtushsd by the Three Corner outlaws,
when Csldwell was kill.d. A Democrat r,
porter net him yesterday morning and said:
"You were in command of the posse at the
time Of the fight, sheriff. Tell me JUS; how
ii occurred"
Sherif-Weil, we had struck trail
which We supposed 10 be that of friend TO
the outlaws, aod had decided to hunt him
down and place him under arrest. When we
fret fouod the trail thought we would get
toe mao in a few moments, and left my horse
10 care OF friend. The five nan tn at we're
with me were mounted and We had followed
the trail in brick trot for four miies At
this time Cald we'll came TO Us 20 bring my
horse a; L mouuted. The trail was hot and
We pushed on again in a brisk trot 70. Two
miles. We had up to this time been follow
log a dim country road that ran along the
valley OF Brushy Greek. The dogs came to a
halt and seemed 10 b smefling for the point
where the tracks they had been following left
the road. Tue rosd here made sudden
head 10 whip sround deep gully, washed
out by mountain torrent during wet
weather. just as We checked up the first
sho: was fired, and Charley Carter who was
sitting on his horse bsside me, fell: ins. antly
We all dismounled, and Two more shots were
fred just after we had dismounied. Oae Of
these struck Caldwell and killed him in
stantly; the other bii Frank Barnes IN the
hand. The deep gully referred 10 above was
between us and the Outlaws, and we dashed
to its bank and fred up ihe side OF the noun
tain at our enemies. They were too high
and too far of for our shotguns to reich
them. When We fred our horses ran of; +;
our Car ridges were in our saddle pockets, and
the frightened horses carried them away.
We sd fred all OF our ammunition except
one round, aud told the boys to get behind
trees and wait for them to snow themselves.
Alter abJut half an hour Barnes left us and
/ told him to find our friends and bring REIN
forcemenls Immediately. Soon after this
two countrymen with us scampered away
saving that we would all be killed if We re-
msinsd there. That Ieft one sound man,
one dead, one wounded and myself We did
all we could for c, C,rter and laid Caldwell in
The eh sde and waited. Four hours passed
aud 10 one Gams. L then left and got a
wagon snd litter and several men. We
| hauled Csldstll TO his home, where he was
| buried. We carried Carter on litter two
miles and a half TO the nearest dwelling. We
Gould not lake up the outlaws trail until
next morning, and then it was Too cold for
the dogs TO followi.
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AsBURY PARK, n. J., August 9.-At the
STATE CIuveu ution of the n N4tional party of
n W jas to day. platform was preseuted
Tor Adoption. The documtn expressed oppc-
stlon to ali monopolies, favored control BY
the gov rnmen, Of railways AMI telegraph
Hnes, tqusl taxation, universal suffrage, and
submitIng o the popular vote an amend
ment 70 the S Sa.e constitution prohibiting the
msnuiac'ure and sale of intoxicating liquors.
A Esrm discussion followed over Ibe Claims
fsvoriug woman suffrage. Mrs. II ,ri4 H
ONlapd, delegate, arose TO speak but began
crying, aud sat down. The platform was
fnally adopted a. resd with The exception of
the temperance plank. resoiutios e1-
pressing sympathy with he striking tele-
graph operators passed. B.rj amin Urner, If
Uoion county, was nominated for governor.
Half the delegates then left the hall, leaving
the remsinder TO appoint State committee.
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REVENUE STAMPS.
TIE NEW Designs FOR TOBACCO AND IL
OUOES

NNN- ASD2SNS AM
QUoRs.
Washington sp=cia': The new designs for
the special tax stamps on manufactured to-
bscco and retail liquors we're s1omittsd to
the Commissioner CT Intsrnal R.yenue to.
day by he Bureau Of Engraving and Print
ing. OI IN .uUfActured tobacco, snuff and
Gig irs Congress reduced the tax OF the retail
dealers from IS 10 81 40. The figures 50 40
are placed IN the upper left hand corner Of
the new stamp, while Underneath are the
words: Number issued BY collector Ct -
District, 10 -, dealer 10 manu- Ictured to-
bloco." handsomely engraved viguette
In tne amp represen sitting female fzure
a'oDEs SIDE tightly packed hcgshe ad OF tobac-
co, which is ornamentsd with box aud bum
die OF cigars and goblet Fl led with clay
pipes. The female holds in her left hand
tobacco plant, while she is seen to be cIrsss.
ing an eagle with her right. The stamp is
deiicstely tinted light brown, and across he
face in light green are the figures 1884. The
retail liquor dealers stamp is similar in de-
sign, kept the vignette, which represents /
ra-4~--Aaiad ON Al haEzal al ls>IuUr, eurTound-
ing which are the Implements used in dis-
tilleries. This tax remains et I25 and the
figures $50 are located similarly to thoss on
the tobacco stamps. Ii is proposed 10 the
future to print the series and all dates on
these geographically, in order 10 avoid the
necessity foc yesry alterations OF the steel
plates at the Bureau of EograYips and
Printing. The work Of allowing rebate for
internal revenue stamps ia progrs ssing rap.
Idly in tn at bareau, about forty clerks being
detached for that work. The greatest delay
will occur when the clsims reach the ac-
counting offices of the Treasury, where four
or five clerks only can be detailed on the
work.
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The foreign crop reports are not specially
encouraging. Eogland will have less than
it had year ago, and so will most oth.r
COUNTRIES. Hungary, for in,taace, is reported
TO have but an average wheat crop, Austria
10 have les than an average croP, Roumanis
10 have much less, and Ru.sia TO be sill un-
certain. Ga the other hand prices remsin
low, aud Europe has on hand for corsumr-
tion large amount OF last years crop. The
prospects that our surplus will be anxiously
wanted in Europe are, therefore, not speci-
ally brilliant, although az market prices we
can sell our entire eurplas and make fair
profit Bat, on the whole, the worlds har-
vest in 1858 IS not one 10 leave an enormous
surplus or to permit exceptional savings.
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Unpleasant aoAsip About aeDouaId.

Washington special II he's been corG-
den;ly claimed b1 the friends OF Ex-senator
McDorslo, Of Ind lana, that he was one of
the very lev Presidential candidates for 1854
against the purity OF whcs: private and put-
lie life 20 breath o. suspicion could be raised
So far as NJ. MC Donald has attracted pubIic
attention ihe sentiment hss rather been in
accord with This claim. Bot 10 day publica-
iion is ~ ade hsre cf allegations aH.etins ihe
domestic life of mn- Mcdonald which ere al
solntely startling. They are in all probabil-
ily nusustsined by fsc:s, but it il evident
that should he receive tbs Democratic nomi-
nation, these and kindred charges would be
made asd indust' i1usly circulated and would
influence the votes Of many thousand ciiiz Ems
TO his dstriment. If it was possb!e n one
oil the saints 10 fall from heaven and be tskeo
up as Presidential csndidAte, he would
doubtless be ss.iled with all msnrer of
charges and reflections. This may be of
some consolation 10 Mr.. McD1Dald If be is
Innocent OF what is Charged sgsiost him, but
it does not enhance his availability 80 a
Presidential candidate. Aitsr the experience
which the Democrats had 10 1850 in taking
up another ci z.n OF Iadis na on the ground
OF availability, they are spt to be little
more scrutiniziUg in the future and not take
things for gr nted Irrespective of the
charges which are now brought 10 light, it is
asserted by prominent Indisns Democrats
that the public ut large has been very much
deceived by the assum p;ions of Mr.. McDJn-
AIDS wonderful popularity al home, and If
he should be tsked up by the Democratic
party it would very likely be a repetition OF
the Ecglish ex perience.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.


BosToN, August IA meeting OF The
creditors Of the boot aud shoe frm Of Chas.
w. Copeland 4 Co. was held this for1en-o,.
at which the iolioTing sta enent Of the firms
sffsir' was mAds: Di,ec. liab.I.,ia,, 81 ,467,-
200; contingent lab ll'ies, 1894, 500; tota',
S2,0lS.050. Assets 10 cash, m.ehinery,
stock and real e,t'te, S255,SOO; dus from
Shaw Bros, S6lG,7O0; open accouns and
notes receivable, e73, 100; total 81 sos, 200.
4 committee CT five, including one from
New York, was chosen 10 examine into their
sffairs aud ascertain the beat method of ss;-
tlenent Tue meeting was harmonious
thrOupEons
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severe storm, 40 K,u.as

DODGE CITY, Ks, August 9.-Ihe severest
storm ever knosn III the sec lou struck this
city after mi toigat lat night. The wind
gsuse at The Sigpal Ofiice wss blown down,
bot good judges estimate the velocity al
ninety miles per hour. The roar of the tor
nsdo was deaieniDg almost beyond belief.
Owiog 10 the permanent character OF our
buildings, the damage is confined to tie de-
strnction OF roofs, chimneys, stables, out
houses, aud moving buildings from their
foundations, but the losses will aggregate
fully $4,000, divided into more than 200 in-
dividual csses. Tde storm was accom- panic d
by the grsBdest display of lightning ever
witnessed ere, it beiEg one coniiuuous sheet
Of angry fame, also very heavy rain. and
the water stood over foot deep on Front
street.
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BRUTALLY BEATEN.
Attempted Wife.Murder by a Drunken
Husband at NashYille-The Vii.
lain Jailed.
Arrested for EnibezSlement-A Hiniss
ter's Suicide-Frightful Piece
of Cruelty.
Special to the Appeal

Special TO the Appeal.I
NASHVILLE, August 9.-The wife Of ames
Meadors filed bill for divorce in the Ch an
cery. Count yesterday against hsr husband,
and an lpiun;tion restraining him from in
terfering With the stock OF a grocery store
which furnished the family support. When
the process WAS served on him he swore be
would kill his wife unlefs she withdrew the
application Tor divorce. She refueed, and
ne beat her unmercituily and cut her In
three places. He was arrested, but after re-
sis;isg the officers, WIS with difficulty con.
d1c;ed before a magistrate. He was sent 10
] iil to await trial. Mrs. Mesdors is in such
d critical coalition that it is thought impos-
sibie II her 10 survive.
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Arrested for Inf. ingemeut of Patent.

TOLEDO, o., August 9.-In the Police
Court this morning Edward P. Breckenridge
was arrested on the charge of counterfeiting
the Trademark of the "Roysl B,king Pow.
de-" and having in bis possession aud dis
posing of the counterfeit goods. The charge,
in gu ostsnce, was that the accused had made
a counterfeit die of the company's trade.
mark and m manufactured a quantity of cans
bearing the spurious stamp. Breckenridge
claimed that the articles were manufactured
in good faith for another party. He was
bound over to await the action of the grand
irru
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was he pleased with the charge in pubic
senilmsnf, ijr no one had been more sensitive
to the stIictutes passsd rron him as Gar
held's successor. he nad set his post IN the
ground and w5rked toward il, apparently
uumin3iu Of :he clamor On ali sides fJr
him to follow 10 the footsteps cf his prede-
cessor. He had frequently remarked thEt
his actions would eventually receive the sane
ton Of the thinking nien q he country, who
would realize the predicsment in which be
had been plseed by the ssssssin's bullet.
There was no lougsr any doubt in his mind
that the masses we're Gu his eide, and before
leaving for ths Yellowstone he said that be
l-lt more at ease than al any time since tie
death OF GAf-ld. Hs was rot paying any
attention 10 p. esiden-iai boom fjr second
term, but would epdeavor 70 make his in
cumbency salts 'sc;ory to all sections of the
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REVENUE STAMPS.
The Department Ready to Issue the New
Series for Retail Liquor and Manu-.
factured Tobacco,
Rivers and HarbOrs-Report of the En-.
gineer In Charge Of the Chatta.
nosgs District.

WASHINGTON, August 9.-The Treasury
Department some time ago appointed COM
mission ID consider the eject Of the seventh
seciion Of The tariff &C. OF 1888, as TO
whether 1t is inierded 10 repeal the duties on
all coverings Of goo :, iocluding small boxes
ihat co0tain item, such IS backing ard
cigar boxes, or only repeal TIE duties on out
eide boxes necessary for tran, p1rtaiiop. The
commission to-day made two reports to the
Iressury Department. One recommended
tnst only the outer coverings be exempted
from taxation. The other recommended
tuat all covering be exemp pied and dti.ies be
ssssFszd Only on the msroh sndise.-ft Is
probab'e The department will refer the quss-
ton 10 the Attorney General for his deeision.
The questions involved ere of great interest
10 importers, 3me fayoriDg the taxation OF
boxIog and all coverings and others confin-
ing charges to he goods alone.
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The New Or cans 1im,S, of Wednesday,
announces: "Yesterdsy President Gorzales,
of Mexico, officially recognized our Gotten
Centennial by The appointment of c1mmis-
sioueI-8eneral to represent Mexico here.
While in Chicago, few weeks ago, Prtsi-
dent Soto, of the Central American republic
of Honduras, Promi ed his iull a1d hearty
CO ooPeratiou 10 cur Exposition, aud pc lAed
full display CT al the lei ding products and
irdnstLies of Honduras
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LATE observers predict hat in some years
to come Jam aica sn Hsyti will be peopled
by negroes, or those Of mixed blood. In ia
maica the latter will not marry With negroes.
and each geOsration they spprosch nearer 10
the white race. They are ambitious, have
much Intelligence, and have their children
educated. The negrots Of the coss: have de-
iptft,.-+s1
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a Married Mans v,I,aioy.

Columbia Is. C) special: Last Sunday gne
little town of Sumter was thrown into a
state OF great excitement by the discovery
that John d. Lynch, married man forty
years old. aud the father of two grown chill
drep, had elopsd the night before with Miss
Ssllie Slack, sixteen years old. They were
traced 10 B:unswick, N. c., where they were
arrested yesterday They were found to-
gelher in a room in a n.gro mans cabin.
The girl cried bitterly when separated from
H-r --,taene yn'eh vas lo1s4d- "a Jail,
ard the Governor of this State isened q
r,q1isitior r, on The Governor OF North Care
lima for his return. When the elopemen,
was frat discovered there was strong talk Of
lyuchipg the villain when caught, bat as he
is in the custody OF the law he may be al
lowed to 90 To trial.
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NORFOLK, VA nj ices in the greatest cot
history Of that c;I,; up 10 August I'd, 79j,-
529 bales, which will be 500 eco bales by the
end Of the cotton year. While delighted at
this splendid showing, the Norfolk T1T9fafuT
sounds note of warning TO the bu.jness M Il
of that city by calling attention to ihe pos
s'ble diyersions by the Shenandoah Valley
road to the Northern cities. and BY the Chts-
apsake and olio road by its steamship lire
from Newuort Nsws
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Washington special: A second term for
President Arthur was the subject Of con-
versa,iou to-day between your correspondent
and a gentleman who sustsins very con6den-
tial relations with the occupant of the White
House II "as stated that The rec9u: Avora-
bic expressions from all parts of the c1untry
as 10 tle Presidents course and the policy of
his Standardization had not been devoid of
qualification TO the executive. Particularly
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A PARTY OF fifty capitalists, msnufactur-
ers and farmers, from Penasy syIvsnis, are on
tour OF inspection through North Carolina.
They have not made their intentions public,
bat they have attracted good deal of allen-
ton wherever they have stopped
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The Philsdell hi, News has the following
doleful tidingi about Saratoga: at is as
hard TO get any body to dance at the SAratcga
hotels IN the evening as it is 10 get camel
to go through needles eye. There is fine
music aud plenty CT hoor, but no dancers
Lidies won't darce because the motion max,
their bustle flop up and down, and The dudes
can't dance b'cluse he tailcrs forgot to allow
for BE- ndInr he nn.s
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The late bankruptcies havs raised The old
1873 question OF "Who's who?" for every
body wants to know LoH everybody else
stands, and though money is cheap, ii is often
less easy 10 get il. 1his is not satisfactory
state of thiugs; only confidence can secure
good times, and coLfIence just now is be-
coming ssarce.
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ST. LOUIS, August 9.-S! Loui',5; Colun-
bus, 3
DETROIT, Ausuat 9.-Chicagos, 6; De-
troit-, 3.
BosroN, August 9-Bostonp, /; Provi-
denc-,O.
CLEVELAND, o August g. -C.evelands, IA;
B0fftlos, 3.
New York, August 9, -Metropolitsn-, IA
A hletics, 5.
PIrrsBURG. Pa, August 9--Allegh ,nys, 4;
Biltimores, 2.
PHILADELPHIa, Pa, August 9-PhiIs-
delphia', Z; New Yorks, 8.
CINcGNNATI August 9-Cincnna ais, 6;
Eclipse, o. Game called at The eId Of The
SIKH inning on account OF rain.
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LONDON, August "a Brighton today
the race for the mile selling plate vas wen
Leopold Ge r R,;bschiId's Fetierless; Lord c Al
thorpe's Vardura second, Lord Rossmere's
Psssaic third. Five starters. Fet,erless won
by two lengths. There was some distance be-
tween the second and third horses. Betting
at the start was TO on Fetterless, to /
against Vsndusra, and 10 to l against Pas
saiS-
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EUROPEAN medical men and scientists ere
earnestly discussing The problem Of sup
pressing the srrssd # the cholera. All
agree that, whatever ctber means may be
tried, the greatest requisites fer safety are
personal and hou,ebo'd cleanliness, good
drainage and pure water.
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The national debt bill passed the 1glish
HOUSE Of C5nmons last night. II replaces
the Ierminsble sncuiiies expiring in 1885, and
IN twenty years will cincel Gl73 0OO, 900 of
the national debt. The Irish members were
among the opponents of the bill.
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IT is said thao4nite number of English
msmblrs OF Pdrlii unent will visit this cour-
Try soon. Their best place here will be Hot
Springs. Let them have The evil humorp
and gout and rheumatism ken out Of them
by the stesming springs there, and when
they get back they will be amabisl enough
to admit Bradiau,h and sensible enough 10
do at least some iaslice 10 Ireland.
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The Wsshingt7n PoStoAaso oHioiars ssy
that numerous letters of Inquiry about The
forthcoming postai-3otes shows lha, there is
ageneral desire ior them. The Issue begius
September Sd, a0d only from offices that isaue
money CrdeTs,
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OHIO Linnnr neaIarr.

TOLEDO, August 9.-About $50 members
OF ihe O1Io LqcOr Dealers Protective AS.
s)cialiOn met here tc-iav IN rtsponse TO
call issusd by President Bscku9 10 organize
for ,he fall political campaign. In his open
M address the president took occasion to
arrsiga the Republican p'rty for lis uis.
deed, snd bitterly denounced the Scott law.
The sessions OF the convention are private.
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GENTs.-About nine years ago had a child
two years old and almost dead The doctor
had attending her could not tell what allied
her. asked him II he did not think it was
worms he said no. However, this did not
satisfy me, as felt convinced in my own
mind that she had: I obtained bottle of
DIR. C. McLANE'S CELEBRATED YER
MIFUGE tgenuine). / gave her a teaspoon
full in the morning and another at night, affer
which she passed seventy-two worns and
was a well child. Since then have never
been without it in my family. The health o<
my children remained so good that hSd
neglected watching their actions until abouk
three weeks ago, when two of them presented
the same siekly appearance that Fanny did
nine years ago. SO 1 thought 1t must be
worms, and went to work at once with q bot
tie of DIR. c. MeLANE'S yERMIFUGE be-
tween four of my children, their ages being as
follows: Alice, years. Charley, years I;
Emma, years; John, years Now comes
the result: Alice and Emma came out all
right, but Charley passed forty-five and
Johnny about sixty worms The result was
so gratifying that spent two days in show
ing the wonderful effect of your Vermifuge
around Utica, and now have the worms on
exhibition In my store.
Yours truly, JOHN PIPER
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The policy of the State of New York in
opening its cinels TO public use free of all
toll promises to be success. The late win
ter caused delay in opening the canals this
year as compared with last, yet the tonnage
that has gone through them is more than
100000 Ions in excess Of last year.
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popularity, as they 90 hot heat ss other
lights do. Where fat wick coal oil lamp
puts out $500 parts of heat, an incandescert
puts out cnly from 29O to $50, whtn Of 100
candle power, snd an arc lisht OF similar
power 81 TO l5S; but the complexion doee
not look well By the electric light.
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.TFs pD E=sgep5 agreement WITH The Kbe-
dive gives him monopoly of canal, 10
Egypt, and il ia now said that there il a pro-
Iect to get Eids TO put bis m aIine railway
across, which would take the ships and their
conlents f:on ssa to sea much quicker than
nv canal
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TORONTO, August 9.-Wnen the prisoner
Andrews was being removed from the resi-
he inquest last night, determined effort
wss made 10 lynch him, but fpecial guards
were on hand, and With their assistance the
prisoner was tsken to Jail.
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compelled sometimes to leave the house in
order to avoid Witnessing his sons brutality.
Jeffries denies having wrung the chiid's neck,
but admits that he occasionally beat IL He
Will be indicted for murder in the first de-
gree, and his vile viii also be trieJ as an ac-
cessory 10 the crime.
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IA FAIR outside is but poor substitute
for inward worth" Good health inv ardly,
OF the bowels, liver and kidneys, is sure 10
secure tir outside, the glow If health on
the cheek and viger in the frame. Fer ihis,
use Kidney Wort and nothiog else.