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s.*aEvIL dispositions are early shown."
Evil tendencies in our systems are TO be
watched and guarded against. If you find
,ourself getting bilious, head heavy, mouth
foo eyes yellow, kidneys disordered, symp-
toms If piles tormenting you, take at once
"a few d.1es OF Kidney Wort. 1t is natures
great assis4nt. Use it as an advance guard
don't wait - get down sick. Read adyer-
tiasmant
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sir is impossible TO disguise the fact that
the Vegetable Compound prepared under
the personal direction of Mrs. Lydia E.
Pinkham, with the superior science and art
OF modern pharmacy, is the most successful
medicine for female debility and diseases
hitherto known.
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A Kick Against TampertnS with the
Signal Service.

ST. LOUIS, January 1.-THE Cotton Ex-
change Of this city adopted resolutions re-
questing the senators and representatives Of
this State TO oppose the transfer of the
meteorological work of The Signal Service to
the Interior Department, and asking them
not emily TO secure, II possible, more perma-
nent and independent organization of the
Signal Service as a branch of the War De-
partment, bat TO urge the appropriation Of
sufficient money to enable the Signal Service
TO furnish the cotton belt weather reports
throughout the entire year, instead OF eight
months only as now.
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Swallowed Ian danum and Then


NASHVILLE, TENN, January 10-A letter
from White county mentions the suicide of
J. A. Teeters, a well-known merchant. He
FIRST swallowed laudsnum and then drowned
himself in a pond.
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The Sn0w-StOfm General ThrOuxhout
The NoruhWeSf

CHICAGO, January 1.-The snow is gen.
eral all over the Northwestern States. A
fall of some FIVE inches has occurred since
midnight, and it is still descending with no
signs Of abatement. 1t promises to greatly
interfere with traffic in and outside the CITY,
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ST. LOUIS, January ia shaniy belong
ing to James Davenport, a negro, in Mob
erJy, Mo-, burned last night, together with
two OF his children. Another case of parents
leaving the house in charge OF very young
childrep
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CANADA.
MERELY A WAY STAT

OTTAWA, January 1.-THE returns show
that during the year ending the 3lst of
September l75, 4l8 persons arrived in Cana
da, of whom 76,728 went to the United
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For Coughs and Throat Disorders

Use Browns Bronchial Troches. aHave
never changed my mind respecting them
from the first, except 1 think yet better of
that which began by thinking we'll of."-
Rep. Henry Word BeeeAer. Sold only in
boxes. Price 25 cents.
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flooded country in the middle Rhine dis
tricts, exclusive OF the tributaries OF that
river, is computed at 700 square kilometers,
or nearly half as large again az the Lake OF
Constance. The King of Bavaria has given
a second 10,O00m. for the relief Of his dis
traaaad suhieota
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GERMANY.
LOOKS SUSPICIOUS.

BERLIN, January 11.-Although war ru-
mors have been subsidized, it is remarked that
two officers OF the general staff have been
ordered to Konigsberg. Similar special
measures of acquiring information were pre-
viously only taken at Metz and Strasbourg.
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Horsfora,, Ac,a Pnospna,e

As REFRIGERAST DRINK In FEVER.
DR.. C. II. S. Davis, Merideu, Conn, says:
81 have used it as a pleasant and cooling
drink in fever, and have been very much
pleased with it1
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A Pure and Effective Hair Dressing.

Cocoaine, a compound OF Cocoanut Oil,
beauties the hair and a sure to allay ali
itching and irritation of the scalp.
The superiority OF Bnrnett's Flsyoring Ex-
tracts consists in their perfect purity and
strength.
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CENTRALIA, ILL, January 1l.-Gus Buds,
a young man living at Central City, yester-
day went to the house of his brether-in- law,
Henry Durley, and without warning fred
three shots, killing him Instantly. Buda
escaped. Family troubles caused The act.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA, January 1l.-Dr.
s. M. Ballard, a prominent politician and
landowner, was robbed of 5000 in cash at
his isolated farm ia Audubon county last
Tueedsv
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The Philadelphia Press makes the sugges-
ten, and the New York Times half indorses
it, that MIR. Burt, the naval officer at New
York, should be member OF the Civil-Ser-
vice Commission which the President has
now to appoint. The selection OF the COM
mission, Gays the New York EUe,iing Post is
a very important duty, in the perform ance
of which the President will have ample op-
portunily TO display the kind of interest be
takes in the reform.
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The Vicksburg Herald asks if the Presi-
dent should drop the assistant United States
district attorney, as he has dropped Malone,
who would care for the prosecutor and per.
secutor then?
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NEW York, January l1.-Gsrrett s. Boice.
president OF the suspended City Bank OF
Jersey City, was held for examination in
$4,000 Edmund G. Shaw, the treasurer, is
sunposad 70 hava Aad
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FLOOD AND FAMINE.
Starvation Threatened Throughout the
Inundated Districts Of Hungary I'm
less Assistance is Prompt.
Extent Of the Sabm erged Country in the
Rhine Observation-Disclosures in the
West of ireland.

PEsTH, January 11.-Throughout all the
flooded districts of Hungary there will GER
tainly be a famine unless assistance is
prompt
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ENGLAND.


ONLY RESIGNED THE OFFICE OF DEPUTY
SPEAKER.
LONDON, January 1l.-Mr. Playfair does
not retire from Parliament. He has only re-
signed the office of deputy speaker.
DECIDED AGAINST BRApLAUGH.
The court to-day gave judgment against
Charles Bradlaugh, in his action against
Erskine, deputy sergeant-at-arms OF the
Commons, for assault on the occasion of
Brsdlaugh attempting TO enter the Com mons
and take his seat as a member alter the
resolution had been passed prob lifting him
from 80 doing.
EDITORS IN CONTEMPT.
The lord chief justice granted a rule
calling upon the editors Of the Times and
Observer 10 show cause why they should not
be proceeded against for contempt of court
in publishing the correspondence in connec-
lion with the libel case of Cham berlin Us.
Boyd.
IT Is STRANGE.
The Daily Ne,Ds, commenting on the burn
ing of the Newhall house, Milwaukee, says:
at is probably another illustration of the
indifference which familiarity with danger
creates. Ii is difficult TO imagine how peo-
pie could consent to sleep night after night
in place known to be dangerous"
sTANLEY's RUsE.
correspondent of the Times writes that
the announcement of Stanley's indisposition
is probably ruse, and that there is every
reason to believe that il DeBrszza attempts
to encrosch, he will meet with warm re.
ceptiou.
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CAIRO, January ia very sharp and
heavy earthquake was felt here this morn
ing at / rs o'clock, lasting about FIVE sec
onds. No damage was done.
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TELEPHONE your orders for plambing 10
]. A. 8Ai.ey's 295 Second street.
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VIENNA, January ia portion Of the
City OF Grau, on the Danube, is flooded.
Eleven houses have been demolished.
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EDITORS IN CONTEMPT.
IRELAND.
WILL FIGHT IT OUT THIS TINE.

WILL Fight
LONDON, January 11.-Davitt. speaking
at Birkenhead last night, referred 10 the dis
tress in the west OF Ireland. He said it was
humiliating that Ireland should stand be-
fore the world time after time as a mendi-
cant. The people of Ireland had had
enough of futile agitation and semi-insurrec-
ton. They were going to fight it out this
time.
LAND LEAGUE FUND.
DUBLIN, January ia lively CORE
spondence is again progressing between
Eagan and Piggott concerning the Land
League funds. Piggott declares that sl00,-
600 of the funds are not accounted for.
BEFORE THE QUEENS BENCH.
Healy and Quinn attended the Queens
Bench division 10 answer the charges of
making inhammatory speeches. Dsvitt,
summoned 10 answer for a similar offense,
was absent. There is little interest in the
cases, which will be heard before the full
bench.
LINEN FACTORY BURNED.
BELFAST, January 1.-THE linen factory
of Richardson & Niven was burned. Loss,
ESQ, 1000.
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The contest for United States Senator in
Illinois is chaos OF Cullom, Raum, Ogles-
by, RsnAker, with half dozen dark horses
thrown in 10 make confusion worse con-
founded,
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Mr.. CoHKLIEG looks upon Mr. Robertson
with great contempt, and GAYS that bic reten-
ton in Office has led 20 Mr.. Conkling's prsc-
tcally Withdrawing from political co-opera-
ton with The President. This statement fol-
lows the report that Stslwsrt influence has
at last prevailed and that Mr.. Robertson il
about to be officially decapitated.
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CHANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
OF
R Il AL Il 9 II A + E


No. 25l4-In Chancery Court of Shelby county
w. +. Ballentine ct al. VS.. A. Wright ct al.
DY virtue of an introductory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 2etn day OF
June 1882, and renewed January 10, lss3 viii sell
at public auction 70 the highest bidder In front OF
the Clerk and Masters once, courthouse of Shelby
county, Memphis. Tenn, on
Saturday, February 3, ISS3,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty. situated In the city Of Memphis, 6helhy
county, Tenn, to wit: lot commencing at the
northwest corner Of Madison and Third streets
thence west with Madison street seventy four feet
thence north on line parallel with Third street
us feet to public alley; thence with said alley q
feet TO Third street. and thence with said street las
feet to the beginning, on which lot standsa double
brick residence. The said lot containing two resi-
dences viii be divided into two lots before the dsy
of sale, by line running north aud south with
the center of the dividing wall between the two
houses, and sold separately.
Terms OF Sale-Ten per cent. Of bid cash bal
ance in equal instruments ut 6. IL and Is months.
with notes bearing interest with approved seeu-
rity; lien retained REDEMPTION barred This jan
unry 10, 1888. r j. BLACK, Clerk and Master,
BY George Mallery, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Duncan Gordon, Metcalf q walker, Wright q
Folkes. 7. B. Edgington and l. Lestherman. sols.
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The Paducsh Neus says tina, editors are
coming 10 he front in Kentucky. Robert
Y. Thomas, j.. editor Of The Muhleubsrg
Echo, has announced himself a candidate for
the Legislature. So has John Gaines, of the
Bowling Green Times; Keller, OF the Paris
Citizen; Stuart, of the Winchester Democrat,
Munday and Triplett, Of the Greensboro
Messen1eT
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POLITICAL NOTES.

THE Little Rock Democrat hopes the Leg
islature will let the three mile law alone.
The clan Cameron is not dead yet. They
elected the president pro tenn. of the Penn
sylvania Legislature the other day.
The contest for United States Senator in
Illinois is 4 chaos OF Cullom, Raum, Ogles-
by, Rsnaker, with half dozen dark horses
thrown in 10 make confusion worse con-
founded.
The Vicksburg Herald asks if the Presi-
dent should drop the assistant United States
district attorney, as he has dropped Malone,
who would care for the prosecutor and per.
secutor then?
SENATOR FERRY, of Michigan, has by no
means made his calling and election sure,
though he received the caucus nomination.
A good many members OF the legislature
refuse to take that ferry.
AT its present rate of moral progress a
defeat in the presidential election two years
hence, the New York Sun alleges, will trans
form the Republican party into virtuons
a-1 industrious minority.
HE-sY B. PAYNE, of Cleveland, said the
/
los. tne L.mocrats several elections, for
Wnicn terah'a the Louisville Courier Jour
nal says ne is nosa Democrat
CoNeREssNAN HE-sY S. HARRIS, of New
York, will contest the ryht of Congressman
elect Howey TO seat in t.e next House, al
leging that bribery and inr-nidstion we're
resorted 10 in Howey's interest,".
| IT is complained of the new governor OF
New York that he is Ignorant but honest. y
The Cincinnati Commercial says che Gel ainly
is not educated in the ways of New I>rk
| politicians, and the less he knows about thel.
the better for his honesty"
The Little Rock Democrat says that
1 good strong revenue law-one that vii
throw the burdens of taxation upor
the rich and the poor in proportion 10 theil
property-ope that will also tax individn al
and all corporations alike-is a public ne
cessity in Arkansas.
TEE New York Tribune says that Mr.
Springer il in earnest IN his purpose to offel
constitutional amendments frightening the
presidential and congressional terms anc
changing the mode OF eleciing a president
He has abandoned his design Of embodyins
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thtm in one smendmeut and will .epsr'ie
them into Two
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SENATOR FERRY, of Michigan, has by no
means made his calling and election sure,
though he received the caucus nomination.
A good many members of the Legislature
refuse to take that ferry.
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The clan Cameron is not dead yet. They
elected the president pro tenn of the Penn
sylvania Legislature the other day.
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si,nicexpeclstiou into the shape it aiterwsrd
took in the early days OF Christianity. A long
array of misshapen progeny in the form of
apoealyptic writings trace their line up 10
this book But also it is TO be said that il
has The high honor of bavin. given the first
religious suggestion, in so far as we now
know. of a philosophy of history.
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AT its present rate of moral progress a
defeat in the presidential election two years
hence, the New York Sun alleges, will trans
form the Republican party into virtuons
a.1 industrious minority.
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THE Little Rock Democrat hopes the Leg.
islature will let the three mile law alone.
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PERSONAL.

Bishop Simpson Is visiting Colorado.
Edwin Booth calls his new house at
Newport "Boothden."
The daughter Of Lord Denbigh, oil En-
gland, has become Sitter OF Charity at
Rue de BAG, Paris.
Gerald Massey, poet and lecturer, who
was in this country ten years ago, is COM
ing again in the autumn.
The Presidents son, Allan, killed forty
nine salmon during the fishing trip in
Canada. The largest weighed forty-fve
pounds,
A Mrs. Cox, who is said to be sister Of
George W. Gable, the novelist, is making q
reputation for herself in New Orleans as o
painter Of animals.
John s. Billings has declined the offer Of
the proiessorship Of hygiene in Johns Hop
kins University, as 1t would make his resig-
nation from the army necessary.
It's announced In Paris that Sarah Bern
hardt intends to come to this country in
the autumn to play Fedora" for 100
nights. She has given up her two Paris
theatres. H
Mr.. Abbey's engagement may be con-
sidered as complete, and he will produce
very strong cast indeed, including Nilsson,
Scalchi, Sembich, Lablache, Campanini,
stagno, Del Puente, Kaschmann and No
yaro.
DR.. Paul Gussfeldt, who had undertaken
10 ascend the Aconcagua, the highest peak
Of he Cali Cordilleras, (l6,934 metres
failed to accomplish the task owing to the
extreme cold, but he succeeded in taking
some very instructive photographs Of = very
remarkable region.
Asto Mr.. Tilden, one Of the wise and
true sayings attributed to him Is this, that
Ithere never will be- Democratic Federal
ADMINISTRATION until there Is 0 Democratic
party" We must own that i he said this he
Sin our Judgment perfectly right.-Ne.'
York Herald.
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nLIsItrED HOPES.
who Kiiled tue memorable Parry in
West virginia.

who Killed tie Democratic Parry IN
West virginia.
Wea Virginia TraHieripL
when Phil Snyder, Of Kanawha, wss
for Congress by the DemocTaac
convention, his friends had very s3ong
hopes that the Kenna majority would NOT
he reduced, and that the 3rd Congressional
district would be true to Its colors. But
when Il was known that the Thousands Of
Kama were reduced to almost as many
hundreds for Snyder, men seriously asEeo
themselves, What is the causeP Inc az
levied In our State in conformity with me
decision Of the Supreme Court Of West
virginia, for the ostensible purpose OF max.
ing taxation equal and uniform, but
iof the real purpose Of supplying. a
depIeted treasury aud paying debts
FRAT need not have been incurred, II
there was only economy in the State ad.
ministration, was the great cause OF what
We caunot help regarding as Democratic
defeat. When mans land is taxed, 1t Is
the producing quality and improvements
made by labor that Is understood. The
law recognizes the fact that taxation OF
realty should be uniform, but neither IN it's
letter nor spirit, did it include the produce
Of the land. That there was line Of ex-
einptiou recognized, there can be no doubt,
for II ali property means everything that a
man possesses then taxes would be inter
minable, and labor, instead OF being a
blessing would be a curse. Governor
Jackson and friends have nearly killed
Democracy, and to them alone is General
Gotr indebted for his victory, Wilson for 9
humilia,ing success, and the gallant Phil.
Snyder for disastrous triumph.
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IN make two. Democrats agree on tue tariff

to make two. Democrats agree on tue tariff
question.
The steubenville Ohio Pyte, says that
Hon. Ross j. Alexander, Of Bridgeport, the
late prominent Democratic candidate Tor
representative from the 18th district, 70 now
looking for seat in the Ohio Legislature
az the next best thing IN public life
The State Tribune refers to the aspiranis
Tor Gubernatorial honors on the Demo
cratic aide who are are working their
booms with celebrity and yehemence In the
Third and Fourth Districts, In this man
ner: "Kanawha, 90 usual, has q man IN
ex.speaker Hon. E. willis Wilson sne
can furnish a score more nom her sixty
layyeIsii needed. Cabell insists that Au'
ditor Joseph s. Miller Is not yet killed BY
taxation thunaerbols, editor George Wash
inVton Tippets, OF Mason, has his electric
rod In the clouds OF hope, and Wood coun-
~ among It's extensive group, might name
b. II. Leonard, who was prominent ior
Congressional honors last Fall. These are
only few OF the many distinguished ana
abe brigade leaders who are pushing 10
the front and laying their wires ior future
manipulation in the counties oil this Sec
finn ofthe State"
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CRAMBERs-on Monday: morning. August 10,
1885, at 1850 O'Clock, JOHN Il, son OF Thomas and
Margaret 4, Chambers. aged "a Year,, months and
s days
Funenl will take place from thcrcsldenee OF his
parents AZ Fifteenth Stseet, wednesday morning
at 10 O'Clock. Friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend, Intetment at Mount
Wood Conetery
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The South Branch Gazette Is six years old;
This paper is credit to Grant county, and
deserves liberal patronage.
The Randolp Enteprix is ten years old,
and celebrate the anniversary by discard.
inc la patent inside and getting out pa
nes printed entirely at home. It has also
added new material, purchased a JOB
n nrsSs-in TACT displayed enterprise all
around. May bright future await 1t.
inc. 7. Gibson, for number Of years
editor Of the Huntington COmE ss y has
Gibson, his son, will hereafter edit the pa
per ior some time past he has been doing
The local work. He ID welcomed to the
field. He makes fair promises, and by
sticking to them he Is sure to succeed.
The Grafton Sentinel refers to the story
roing the rounds about lunahc in the
Flat6ush Asylum, who was driven insane
by vain andeayors to reform the Republi.
can party, and discounts II by giving pub
iie a runior to the effect that the Weston
Asylum has one who got there attempting
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Fon lame Back, Side or Chest use shilch's
Porous Plaster. Price % cents. Bold by Mc
Lain protherS, and Alex. 7. Young. pAWl