Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-22
PERSONAL.

his way TO Europe, is nervous when he Is talking
tai form gives him the appearance Of an over
grown boy.
A GERMAN went to a friend aud said: |
Tomorrow 1 owe you $4,000. 1 am ruined. l |
creditor said: wy didn't you Wait 70 deli me To-
morrow Now neither can shleep a wink"
An Italian paper has a sstiric.l sketch, |
suggested BY the Cars coronation II represents
q crowned head pouring over letter just re-
eeived. The erown is on one SIDE and, running
his toger through his hair, the King exclaius;
Invitation TO corOnation-imperlsl cousin
hum-m-uo, not if know it'll send my moth
er-iu-law.
In d iuglassville. Ga, about 4 yesr ago,
the sheriff of the county, an ex-msmber of the
lightened citizens, attacked q poor Italis image
vender. spat uPon him, rolled him the floor and
lating rude jokes. A jury recently gave the Ital-
ian $3.50 damages.
The editor of the Georgetown (Mass.)
Advocate has seen this manuscript entry in that
town: July 5, l646-There arose e sudden gust
at n W. SO violent for half an hour il blew
down mpltitudes OF trees. 1t lifted up their meet
daTkened the air with dust yet throsgh Gods
mercy il did no hurt but only killed one Indian
with the fall OF a tree. II was straight between
Lynn and Hampton"
INGERsoLL beauties while be enligbtens,
and grAthes the taste while he instructs the judg
menI. Many, indee1 nearly al. of his arguments
| and his thoughts on the domestic and social vir-
| TUES could never be patented for they have been
/ the worlds property since the world began. But
he has so invested all these with a charm of man.
ner, like noble music set to noble words, that
he has welded his name 20 famous eloquence and
| counts his conquests by battalions-
| The following advertisement of then
brieiess lawyer taken from the Lancaster Intelli-
gcHcer of 1913, will be studied with interest. The
| James Buchasan who then solicited clients was
| the slme who died more than half a century later
| an ex-presldent OF the United States: "James
Buchanan, having completed the study of the lay
/ ba ffrNrIrnn n lanes Esn In
| tends praeucing in this borough. He has taken
an office in East King street, two doors above MI.
| Buchanan s inn, ana nearly opposite the Farmer
| Bank, Lancaster Pa, February %, ISIS"
The New Orleans Presbyt.ry has dIsposed
of the question OF marriage with deceased wife's
SISTER by vote all but Unanimous. This interest
| ing matter came up in the shape of an overture
| sent down from the General Assembly 10 the Pres
| byteries forftheir action. An able report on the
| of Dr Palmer, II. n. Ogden aud ethels. Toe re
port set forth that the ma riage of man with the
sister of his deceased wife was not prohi bited BY
| divine law; that blood relationship continued, bu
| that by marriage affinity lasted only during life
After an exhaustive discussion the report OF tht
committee was adopted, there being only one dis
| ssnting vote.
TIE New York Nineteenth Century Cub
| heretofore known as the Prove-all- things and
hold fGst-to- that which-is-good Club grew Quit,
conservative at its final meeting of the season OF
| Tuesday evening. At previous meetings TIT
| friends OF MI. and Mrs. Cortlandt Palmer had K
ed their visions on such Ltopias Mr. Parton
| religion of the coming man and other panacea
that were TO cave the world in no time. Expert
ence leads to conservatism; so, naturally enoush
this most progressive club has fallen back on Dr
Holmes for enlightenment and the shrewd doctor
| has just TIE ste1 them TO a eulogy on Emerson 4
poetry. This. alter all, may not be so far ava,
from the religion of the coming man as at frs
. | sight appears.
. HAIRY people, though sufficiently rare
are occasionally met with in that part of the worl
which has given Krao TO Mr.. Farini. There ar
now living at Mandslay three such persons
| mother, son and daughter-who have the whole o
their bodies covered with long silky hair of dee
brown color, but paling over certain parts of tn
face. When Mr.. Crawford visited the Court O
; Ava in 1926 he was shown man named shway
Moung, the progenitor of thee people, who wa
also similarly distinguished. He gives a sketch o
the man, whom he distinguishes as hirslltus homo
This individual, whose parents we've said to hay
had then an infant daughter, Maphoon, who inner
tied the hirsule regularity of her size.
1 not think Il is generally known tina
the late Sir George Je sci orlgIuHIIy intended q
qualify as a Jewish rabbi. in which he was mos
} strenuously supported by his mother, although
. his father was anxious that he should go int
trade He was srduous student OF the Ialmu,
in his youth, aud even in his latter years he re
: manned a constlnt reader of the Midrash and tn
me- he cleaned much information which provct
useful to him in his professional career The grea
judge was not only a Jew in name, but he invari
| ably tasted on the day of atonement (rem sinini
> for twenty -four hours without nourishment) an,
was a regular attendant at the central synagogue
2 The original name OF his family was Aaron.-IoH
. don Life.
, PAUL DU CHAILLU could. hardly rake vi
a better panther story than the!,ollowlng from tn
: Palatka (Fla) Herald: ION sunday last thre
log camp, back Of Rollstown. One OF them was a
| his stand. The dogs were lheard coming in tha
S sooa me sernS w eomns
darky, thinking IL was deer, stopped so as 10 ge
: fair shot, when suddenly tremendous Danthe
| confronted him. Hearing a noise behind. b
, | looked around and, to his surprise and horror
! saw another in a tree which he fred at AM
l killed just it was IN the act of sprnging upo
| him. The other Immediately escaped. much, a
the darky avs to his delight: The one they killec
measured seven feet, ana the ne 70 estimates tn
male % have been twice as large"
In Nevada they can give the "Rev Dr.
} Monck some valuable points on the subject Q
miracles. For example. Mrs Jones, OF Gold HUI
ed for a long time with a ferrous and seemingl
: incurable stomach disorder. A fortnight ago sh
accidentally fell headlong down flight of stairs
4 fifteen tteps-and received numerous psinfu
bruises. From these she recovered Ia few day
however, aud a. the same ZINE me demons % i ~
! place came a vigorous appetite a1d rerieet dige
oa sfs snys e Il
: Mouck would only establish his Door of Hope
on the top OF one of the bridge towers, and trei
: all patients who elm bed up there 10 grand heel
overhead go you please tumbliDg match 10 th
e bottom of the tortuous st4irway,if the resu
\ Wouldn't either kill or cure it would be the mo:
| astonishing miracle he ever performed
!, THE Courier. Journal suggests that Bo
: IngersolPs funeral orations are well enough, bu
d he should try himself on obituary resolution
O | something Ike tnOse Wouiu Iake. heeOtVcu N,
!, in the loss of our fellow citizen. simpkins Stac
: pole. we recognize the absence OF life in the sal
% s. s.; that we do not know whether our fellow
r citizen, stackpole is now in comfortable quarter
that we caunOt say whether Stack. Is red-hot {
], merely heating; that Stack was alwaysa goo
i fellow; that IL Is unreasonable to suppose hi
any punishment will be v slted upon Stack; th
"a can only gaze vacautly at the doubtful beyon
. and conjecture to the happiness or existence
Stack; that we hope he is where flowers q
e blooming, and where pie is perennial; that this
il the way we think matiels should be arranged II
= Stack that a copy of these resolutions be sent
q all the newspapers. with this request that they
o published gratls that the publisher OF these res
"a | buttons, being a member of the church. Will
e amply repaid in the expectations he will have
Re a reward In the next world lif there be any ne
l. world for the dead-head printing he has done
, | this.