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Fatal Accident.

Speelal 70 tne Appeal
HELENA, April 2l.-A aat car bearing a
pile-driviug apparatus on the Iron Mountain
and Southern railroad fell through bridge
over small stream, just north OF Marisuna
and eighteen miles northwest OF this place,
at late hour last night Three men, be-
longing TO the construction force, were badly
iDjured-one fatally. No names could be
obtained. The trains left here to day on
TINA
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Murdered Big Despernsoss

81. LOUIS, April 21.-Four brothers named
Barlow, and two others, Gall and Winfield,
desperadoes living in the vicinity of Nor.
msnyille, Ks., land a,terror TO the community
went TO the store Of John Karnile, postmas
ter at Normsnville, night before last, and
demanded liquor. Being refused, they
wrecked the store, robbed the safe, fred sew.
eral shots from revolvers, one of which NOR.
tally wounded the pOstmaaters vile, ana
then fed. Sheriff Blair, with posse, is il
pursuil.
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r. EDWARDS, Of The Holy Triaily church,
Ioi., m.i with several reiusals from Epis-
i ministers Of that city TO cfficiats at his
- funeral, a. the Holy Trinity is not
bgnizsd az an Episcopal church by the
|gy Of that denomination ia Detroit.
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THE FIRE RECORD.

Ex.Gov. AIcern's storehoase Burned.
Special 10 the Appeal
HELENA, ARK, April 2l.-The supply
store of ex Gov. James L. Alcorn, located on
his plantation near Jamestown, Miss, burned
at early hour yesterday morning. Loss on
building and stock, $4,000. Supposed to be
the WORK Of an incendiarY.
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is season Of strikes. The iFon.WOrkers
but at Springfield, Ill; The b,icklsyers at
Lago, the rnJem lksrs, painters and car
|ef5 in New York, the tanners at Pitts
(, the cigir-pacSers aad gllders at Gin
bsII Snd ins coai miners at various points.
bpiiy s.rikes are mol an indication oi
Ii tiunps
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H,,l.a ,n a Ou.greI Ahou, ,,,ras

CINCINNATI, April 2l.--F. n. Harrison
was shot and mortally woGnded, at HArveys-
burg this afternoon, in quarrel and fight
in which he participated with his brother,
George Harrison, az ainsl Lib Ward. 1t was
Ward who fired The shot. The fight grew
out of disagreement over cards. George
Harripon was slightly wounded. Ward is
in isil
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HE elecli n in q .orgia FOR governor takes
be on Tuesday next. As the Republicans
E de,erlriued not 0 place candidate in
.ld, The Hon. Henry D. Mcdaniel, the
nocfahc nominee, will have walk over.
vote, Of conras, Aill be light one.
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-s s-,4S--is-4-'5s'7ts-,s -~5-~ th hst-tiIs haul
Of our railways now employs over 1900
pmotiveF, and the aggregate cost TO run
|n, such ss fnel, water, oil, repairs ard
ineers, is about $50,OO0,OOO, or not fsr
ia $4,000 a year for each mschine. TIE
of foel alone is s3S, ,OOO, 900, but the
ater portion OF this Is practically wasted.
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OLD TIMEs IN KENTUCKY.
A Sketch OF the Now Historic bharpe
4eauchsmp Tragedy.

To the Editors OF the Appeal:
AS your paper doubtless has many Ken
tuckians or descendants of Kentuckians as
readers, probably a few old-time remi-
niscences by an "old fogy," who first saw the
light in Frankfert-lhe. sober sided, yet aris-
tacratic and somewhat snobbish capital OF
that State-may not prove uninleresting.
Among the darkest pages in the history oil
Kentucky, and of Frankfort especially, was
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MOVEMENT il on foot among the work
'class 70 erect y statue TO the memory OF
T Cooper By 81 subscriptions. The pro-
ia a good one, for nc man ever lived in
Uniiei States 10 whom the working class
more thsn 10 Peter Cooper.
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The Iowa Pronlbinos ArrsIamsst De

DUBIOUS, April 2l.-The decision in the
amendment case was not filed until 5 O'Clock
this afternoon. The opinions are volum-
iaous, the majority covering eighty-foul
pages OF legal cap, and the minority, con
sistiug Of judge Beck alone, covering I1S
pages. The majority opinion is 10 harmony
with that rendered al the first hearing de
clsriag the amendment null and void.
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T q DUSNAVAST,S Cancer Doctor located n
C Colheryille, Tenn Consultations free Cure
guaranteed.-So money demanded until cure ef-
fected- Tne cancer4s removed by one spplicatton
Of medicine within ten days alter being applied.
No arsenic used. and cure without the loss Of
blood.
REYKKKscEsLThos- n. Kemp and o. F. Eddins
ByhAlia, Miss; Jas. Terry, Memphis, Tenn; John
Coleman, Cockrum, Miss; Dr. W. r. smith De-
soto Front, Ai4-: Major. Vim. NJ strickland and
Gen. W. 9. Featherston, Holly Springs, MIssL Hon.
4. O. HyeB. Secretary -of-etstss yaskso1 0s.-
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EH. VIELE, in q report on the ponds in
tral PARK, New YUrk, shows that some
hem are practically open cesspools-
rces OF contamination TO the air aud in.
to the health Of the whole neighbor-
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HE gold in tae Bank Of France amounts
Sl93 4Sl,S4S, which is Sl3,752,125 10
e than We have ia the treasury Of the
ted Strtes. The Frepch silver on hand
seds S2OS 100000. The amount Of specie
he Bank OF France is s4O7 ,0l3,O00.
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DIED.

JoHNsON-April 20. 1883, Mrs.J. C. Johnson
Funeral services at residence. by the Rev J. n.
Waiden, ID, tAis (5UND AY) afternoon at 4:s0
O'Clock
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IKE India census siv-s 253,s92,S21 in
Iitanis in a space one-third the size OF the
led States, or 1,372,85S square miles,
king India fifteen times as lhickly set-
as the United Ststeg.
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Distribution Of Deaths by Wards-First
3; second, 1; third, O.; fourth, L; fifth, g.
sixth, 2; seventh, 8; eighth, 2; ninth, s.
tehth, l. City hospital, 0. Still born, l.
White, 10; eolored, 9. Total, 10.
Mortality report for same week last year
White, 10; colored, Is Total, 25.
J. H. PURNELL, MD,
Secretary Board OF Health.
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IREEAN ID.
A Number OF a additional Arrests-Dy ma
Baite EOBspiraIOrs,

DUULIN, April 2l.-Owipg TO the receipt
OF information of contemplated msdeeds by
lswlers persons, policemen, armed with
swords and rsvolyers, have been placed in
the central postal telegraph, excise and Gus
toms offices, and every preparation has been
made 10 repel any denomination against
those buildings.
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CINCINNATI, April 21.-The American Ex-
port and Warehouse Company has Just been
formed here for the purpose of exporting
whisky in bond and wsrehousing abroad.
The principal Office is in Louisville The
officers are Charles 81. Kellogg, Cincinnati,
president; W. 81. Thomas, Louisville, vice.
pre.ident; c. L. Mills, Cincinnati, secretary
]. G. Schmidlapp, Cincinnati, treasurer; T. o.
Boyd, New York, manager. Their first ves-
sci leaves Newport New, Vs., on May 4h.
Nearly ali leading distillers and shippers of
the West are tockholdsrs.
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'ow that the races are over We must give
whole tim. sud attention TO the Musical
.ivai 70 be held in May. That must be
crosniag success OF Memphis.
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|rAE Ciacinnali Saturday Night, condemn
! the cruel malevolence which has so long
len INDUCED iE toward one OF the best men
the country, the editor OF the PhiladeI-
- .edga, Gays what all his neighbors
at Mr.. ChiidP, in bis character ss
AItleman and philanthropis',
ent. In the irst place he has
and, better still, great big
and tender sympathy. No
npretending man can he
more ready, even IN the
Ito listen to a worthy sp-
.rnest and honest people
none to care for them,
pnor and praise, and
,,ding down the cor
he noblest of men.
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR;
Guilty of Obtaining Money Under False
PreGenSss.

PIrTsBURe, April 21.-Sylyester Cosgrove,
advance agent Of the Siemens.Audersou
Steel Company, which failed about a year
ago, on trial IN the County Court for some
days, on the charge of false preienses, was
found guilty this morning.
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RrIIorsdjsor3ers. liysrcom

BILIOUS disorders, liver comp Plaints, costive-
| uess, dyspepsia, etc, are speedily removed by
Dr. Jay1e's Ssuative Pills. Forty yesrs U sc
has proved them superior to all other reme-
dies for the cure OF the various diseases for
which they are recommended. In their ac-
tion they are mild and certain, and may be
taken at any time without risk from eI'
pOsuse,
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Twenty persons have been crested in the
town of Meltown Malbay, county of Glare,
on the chare Of copspiring TO murder land
lords, agents sni officials. Two of the pris-
oners turned informers.
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NASHVILLE.
The Town AgOg Over the Coming Sale
Of Bl6Oded Stock at Gen. Hard.
ing's Belle Meade Farm.
Some Of the Attractions OF that Famous
PIace-A Few Of the Best Colts
that are TO be Sold.

Special Correspondence OF the Appeal
NASHVILLE, April 2l.-Nashville IL now
all agog about the coming sale Of bEooded
stock at Belle Meade, the spring meeting cf
the Nashville Blood Horse Association, the
competitive drill and cham battle, aBd the
General Assembly Of the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church, all to occur in the month
nj Nav
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Fires al VarIous Points,


BUFFALO, N. Y, April 2l.-Jewetts coop.
er shops, at Buffalo Plains, burned to-day;
loss, $4,000.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 2l.-The Algier but.
ter.dish factory was destroyed by FIRE last
night. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
LITTLD ROCK, April 2l.-A fire at Texar.
kama, Tex, Friday evening destroyed Mat
thews's planning mill and lumber kiln. Loss
$4,000; insurance, $4,000.
CNcIsNATI, April 21.-A large building
on Canal and Plum streets, used by the
Brush Electric Light Company as a general
ing house, caught fire at / :15 o'clock, and
was badly damaged. Loss absut SS0OO
covered by insurance.
FoRT DODGE, April 2l.-A fire at Aurelia
Ia, sixty miIes west of this city, DESTROYED
twenty-five business buildings between 2 and
o'clock this morning. Loss estimated al
from $4,000 to 100000. Almost the entir,
business part Of the town was destroyed. In
surance about $4,000.
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He work Of taking up the decaying MIC
q pavement preparatory 10 paving 1t
stone has been begun on Second street.
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PUG DoSs ss pes have had their day
among the extremely fashionable, but colds
never 90 out Of fashion, so that it is always
necessary 10 know that DIR. BulPs Cough
Syrup is sure cure Tor coughs snd colds.
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He spring meeting is over. 1t wac a
iess Of which the Jockey Club and the
-7s~Cf Memphis can be proud.
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HE races are ever. Notwithstanding the
on the last Day they we're a great Sue
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IRAlPHIs is now II ustersd among the best
ng points in the cauntry.
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|oRsE owners snd jockeys are satisfied
J. the races.
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EN-. SHERMAN gsve a dinner last night
ionor cf Pyztm ser General Gresham.
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He coming of Tn mas is the next thing
he programme.
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8orsford's Acid Phosphate
snew.siorm TN Colorado,

Is recommended FOR headache occasioned by
indigestion, aud whenever there is a genera
feeling Of sluggishuess and lack OF energy
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Gel. Il. W. Hay yuooasea Residence be.
ssreyeu.

Gel. Il. W. Hay yuooasea Residence be.
Ssreyed.
Special to the Appeal
BROWNSVILLE, April 2l-The residence oi
the Hon. r. W. Haywood, in the southern
portion Of the city, wSs totally destroyed BY
FIRE to-day. The fire was discovered sbout
IL o'clock and the alarm given, but tn,
aames were under such hesdwsy and ih'
wind was so high that nothing could be dont
toward saving the building. Nearly all o
the furniture, together with everything els,
in the house, was burned. The less is esti
mated at $1,000; insurance, $1,000 in tn,
North British Company. Col. Haywood j
in jackson attending Supreme Court.
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DEsvER, April 2l.-A heavy snow and
xind-storm, accompanied by thunder and
lightning, has prevailed generally through. !.
ont The State lines yesterday noon. ,
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TUPHRATES LODGE, No. 35.-Regular mest-
d. ing of this Lodge will be held this sun
DAY. evening at 7:30 O'Clock sharp.
Il. GROHAUER, Secretary
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non.l DE in me Hoass

"Rough on Rats" clears out rats mice.
reaches, bed-bugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
munks, gophers. 15 cents.
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Large increase I'm the Population O

LOUISVILLE, April 21.-The wife of Mr.
Michael Barrett gave birth to triplets-all
boys-to-day. All doing finely. This is
the second occurrence of this kind in this
city the present year.
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The Str. John 0vertOn

UTu.L leave The foot oi jefferson street this
w SUNDAY afternoon al $50 O'Clock for
MARION Fare fof hound trips q. '.-A--- - =
~ Ii s.cszsE9 81 @ s--rL.- .----
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sFeR the delicate and complicated diff.
culties peculiar to women, Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound is the sovereign
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IL UnNE NV AND and all Urf-
AAA1IAN - - nary trouOles quickly and
safely cured with BOCOTA AnDA L " OOD
Cures in seven days. Avoid injurious limitations;
none but the DOCUTA genuine. Full direc-
tons. Price, 81 80; half boxes, IS cents. AL
Druggists.
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Age. SEX. Color. Cause Deats

Memphis weekly Mortality Report.
Mortality report Tor the week ending Satur-
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J. VI. K. BROWNE.
EuUnber3

Gas Pipes, water Pipes, Sewer Pipes,
Lead Pipes, Pium bers' Brass Work,
EIambers' Iron Goods, Gas Fixtures and
Fittings, Good work. Low Prices.
wind Mills for Pumping.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
New Clarendon aOsei.

PABLOR HOTEL OF AEAPHIs.
RAtes-s2, 81 50 and IS per day.
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European plan. Enlarged, ana refurnished
Prices according 70 size and location of Rooms.
W. Il. BINGHAM --.-..-.. .AAEAGER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-02
VERY OLD PEOPLE,

Mis-. Mary Watt, of Wellsville, Ohio,
died, aged 90.
Peter Lee, of CIittenten, Ky, says he
is los gears old.
John Holland, Of Nashua, y. H.,
claims that hc is l02.
MIS-. Mercy Mason, Of New Hartford,
has just celebrated her 9SJh birthday.
John Ciri,r, of Woodbury., Md, died
not long ago 1T the AZ, Of loo years.
Elizabeth Hickey died recently at
Hunters Point at the age OF 80 years.
Mrs. Silika Dare, of B;id2etOn, y. j.,
died recently, at the age OF 80 years.
Polly May, an inmate of the county
poor house of Franklin, Ky, Is lO2
years old.
Mrs. Margaret HaGerty, of Columbus,
Ohio, wa lU4 yeas old when she died.
DR.. Ferrard, Of Akron, Ohio, who is
81 years of age, is yet u practising ply
siCisn.
One of the Shakers of New Lebanon
i Dolly Saxtou, whose age, it is said, Is
lCT years.
Mrs. Fly Harrison, cousin of ex-
President Harrison, died at her home in
CIark county, Ind, aged 81 years.
Eet>ty Jones died in COllinville, Ga,
on tuesday, aged 100 years. Her oldest
son is 80 years of age and the youngest
Is.
John Boyd, Of Schenectady, is 90
years Of age aud enjoys excellent health.
His mental faculties are still strong and
clear,
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All h FASHION.
Father H~uhbRTds" to Match the
Mother nubbards."

Father HuhbRTds' to Match the
Mother nnbbaras."
The other day, when Major Solman
announced his readiness to proceed in
the direction Of church, his wife ap.
ptartd, wearing a Mother Hubbard
dress. The old man iuteutly regarded
her fOT q few moments and asked:
MARY what sort of coat DO you call
that"
Its a Mother Hubbard, JeemS."
Air you goin' to wear it TO church ~
"Wby, certainly, JeemS. The Mother
Huhbrrd is all the fashion now"
"Wcll, I'm glad 10 know it," the old
man replied. Just wait until l get
ready, and wen go"
The old man went out into the kitch-
en-, took n couple of meal sacks, cut the
bottoms out, sewed the tops together,
ana put them on in imitation of panta-
looms. When he returned his wife ut
tered 3 loud cry of establishment, and
exclaimed:
Great goodness, Jeems, what's that"
Father Hubbard" the old man re-
piled.
"YOu're not a-goin' to wear them
sacks, are yOu?"
"I've got to be fashionable If l keep
I'D with you. I've got as much right to
wear these meal bags rs you have to so
in that bran sack"
'I'll take iC Off"
"All right; off goes the Father Hub
bard" sEd turning away, he added To
himself: "Only n way To beat "a wo-
man, and that is by agreein' with her.
IF il hadn't been fur the daddy Hub
bard I'd r been n a mighty bad fix"
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A BATCH OF ODD STORIES.

Daniel Burkett, of Big Creek Gap,
Fast Tennessee, who is said to be ~
Stars old, weighs only 80 pounds anu Is
only Is inches high.
The largest COW in America, it is be-
litved belongs to john Pratt, OF Chase
cUuaty, Kansas. Ii is ; years, old %
hands high, and weighs $500 pounds.
Naugatuck, Conn, boasts of a wild
apple tree that has q current branch
growing from a limb fully fifteen feet
from the ground. Il is said TO bear cur
ronts every year.
Leonard Ullum and Mary Gathrop
we've recently married in Tyler county,
Ohio. After a hilarious wedding FEAST
Uilum babe his friends good night,
picked up his hat, and left the house,
and has not been seen since.
For the last ten years q mammoth
apple tree, belongiBgto Abel Sthotield,
Of Adair county, Mo-, has presented its
owner with twenty barrels of fruit each
season. 1t measures : feet in circum-
terence near the ground.
Miss Sarah Turner, of New Haven, is
asking compensation for services dur
lDg the war. one says Sic SCI Ntu Us oil
orderly in the lO5th Ohio volunteers,
being dressed in male attire and known
as '.Iim.n She shows the sears of sew
cral wounds.
4 partridge's nest with fifteen eggs
was found in a wheat field in Henry
county, Ga, by Il farmer who Was
grading. The bird flew away, and
three hours later the farmer was sur
Irised to find that every egg had been
Matched by the scorching rays of the
sun.
John Campan, of Denver, paid Chas.
Stickney $4,000 for having alienated
Mrs. Stickney's affections. When next
Stickney saw Campan with his wife he
assassinattd him, ard one OF the bullets
he fred at Campan killeda Mrs. Dever-
auX. He now tenders Mr.. DeverauX the
money received from Campan.
Deacon Wilson, OF Evansville, Mo-,
was so greatly annoyed by q stranger
who tlirted with his daughter in church
that while praying he raised his voice
to its highest pitch and said: AN now,
o Lord, hev mercy on the dunn idiot
with the store clothes on rs is winkin'
at our Alice, and keep him q hangin'
round the church door when sarvice is
over till | can get to him an put a head
on him Amen
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Tho YaIus Of Full stomach.

I-NflfttN AFA"'ffH
Two conditions oppose the acquire
ment Of sleep. These are by hyperImia
Of the brain-simulating il TO undue &C
tivity, and playing the part OF a whip
aud spur to 3 tired horse; and the op
posite of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cerebral
an@mia. To relieve the former by ra-
tional methods, a flank movement Is
IT quired. The blood forces must be
-nticed away from their persistent as
saults upon the crsnisl fortress. This
can best be accomplished by filling the
stomach with solid food,th furnishing
temporary engagement for the pugllis
tic glubules OH other fields. The foo
should be OF the coarsest aud pialnIst
variety, else the remedy might produce
an aggravstion. We all know that the
over animals, after filling their stom
achs with coarse and abundant food, IL"
down Immediately tn rest and sleep;
aud they succeed, ever after the most
>evere and exhausting toll upon en-"
race course, at the plough or in the oeid
10 a reasonable extent man should
initiate the artificial habits ofless gifted
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Presfd emf Arthur Son,

Block Lsldnd Corr. Of the Troy Press.
Young Mr.. Arthur, the Presidents
son, has been here-a meek-mannered
prince, with . stOop in his shoulders.
lie smokes . briar pipe. l have noticed
since be lett yesterday that some ofthe
young gentlemen about the hotel smoke
briar. wood pipes. Mr.. Arthur was
sharpening his a few days ago
and took q slice OF his thumb. After
that he carried his left hand ia q sling.
Some OF the young gentlemen will De
carving their left hands in slinys to-
morrow. Young Arthur is an honest,
frank boy, with no airs, having the
heavy lower jaw of his grandfather, aud
looking very like the old gentleman
when he preached at HOosick Corners
thirty years ago. He has the long,
Slim legs of his uncle BILL" a jolly
good fellow with whom l was at school
at Ball seminary years and years ago.
Little Miss Arthur Is here too a rather
plain girl at present, but with = god
face, and giving pInmise Of being n
handsome woman when She h&s atttV.
I'd The Arthur oize,
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JUST FOR WOMEN.

A good nian in New York, deeply i'm
pressed by the figure Of "the cold
grave" has erected a stove as q monu-
meut TO his wife.
The Sultan has caused q fiutter in tn
harem OF Turkey by issuing an edlet
against transparent wells and dainty
French boots.
A cynical writer says that fans, which
are known to exist $500 years ago, are
the oldest articles in use by the ladies,
except their tongues.
A Georgia woman has 8 pair 3 scis'
sors that have been In use sixty years.
Her mother had them when she was
married, and they are good scissors yet.
Thrifty housekeepers save their
orange peels now, dry them and use
them as kindling. They bura as
though soaked in kerosene, but never
blow up.
In q social game of cards it Is esti.
mated that a woman asks what
trump Is it," seventeen times q minute,
but then she doesn't begrude the effort
it costs her.
A Milwaukee woman who has just
married her third husband relied him
IN In q rag carpet and spanked him
with q shovel because he let the kitch-
"a Gre so out in her absence.