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mind if your little ones are not SO well
clad as you could desire. God has
furnished you plenty of water; make
their persons and your own clean and
if you can possibly render them conn.,
fortably secure against exposure. Go
to the sanctuary and take them with
you. What if some may pass you
coldly by, others will be glad to see
you. And besides it is not to pay
homage to humanity but to God that
you will be there. 1t is not to look at
up-turned noses or sneers you will be
there, but 10 listen to the instructions
of Gods servants and preachers, to
take them into your heart and mem.
DRY to comfort and cheer your loneli-
ness through the week. Young man,
have you been in the habit of slip
ping into the back door of the saloon
for quiet game of pool and in the
evening going to see your girl and
coaxing her to stay at home from
church for a quiet chat or
game Of cards /? Just surprise
her in visiting her in broad day
light to-day and asking her to 60 to
church, just try it once and see if
you do not find it more pleasant and
If you do not sleep better over it and
90 to work Monday with a better
opinion of yourself of her of all man.
kind. Gentle reader whoever you are
whether you have resolutions to keep
or not whether you belong to church
or not just make and keep a resolu-
tion to attend church at least once On
1885 and lest you should not live
or living should not find another
opportunity to do so 60 to church to-
day, go there to thank God for all
bis blessing. Go there to see if the
preacher does not tell you something
you ought not to do which you do do,
Or something you ought to do, you do
not do and just make up your mind
with Gods help to take his advice Oh
that one thing. If you will. you will
find yourself so much happier you
will be induced to 60 again and if
you will follow the same course every
time you 60 you will be surprised to
ind how much more prosperous con-
tented happy and respected you are
when New Year comes again.
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FOREIGN.
Refuse to SoldiKr.

Montreal, Jan. 3.-Vice Consul Perrault
states that he has recently been In receipt
of numbers of letters from France request
ing couscripts to join their regiments These
requests are Forwarded to al cousuls and
if conscript or soldier. after being notified,
fails to respond he will be regarded as a
deserter and liable to arrest. Perrau,t ind
that q number who have settled down here
and are prospecting decline emphaticalIy to
soldering again The want of troops for
ToDquiu 1t is thought has brought matters
tn this mass
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Anxious Democrats.

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 3.-Michigan Iov
ocrats believe that they deserve recoitfes
ton in Cleveland's cabinet and in painnIv
the state active efforts are making in AiIy
of A. n. Barnes, of Lansipg. Mr.. BIB q
FOR several. years. was chairman Of TIM sha,
ocratic. state central committee ar ORD
prominent member of the party 10 Cal
state.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-06

For q small place FL Dorado takes the
cake for Office seekers. So far as heard
from the following are aspirants for her
postofice: John w. Selby, C. G. David
son, J. w. Roby, ]. C. Clark, o. T. Dun
w. A. Ewin, &. g. Burchsm, and
there are others whose names have not been
made public. The Office IS worth some
thing less than $500 per year.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-06

London, Jan. 3.-Land owners and farm
ers in Northern Italy are sgitating their
own protection. At Milan to-day they
resolved to form national league meeting
of delegates from the agricultural districts
of Italy, to be called at Psvis, January,
IL, to protest against existing tariffs on
farm produce. Signors Galetti and Cog
nOla, members of the chamber of deputies,
and others viii address the meeting.
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ST Petersburg, Jan. 3.-1en. Hobelef
has written to Russian newspapers denouac-
ing England and urging Russia to acquiE
India. y
The military dispersed crowds OF Jews
in Odissa, Ananieff and Kistener, who were
Insulting the police aud riotiously demand
ing the release of a number IF their CORE
ligionists who had been arrested.
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California LEGISLATURE,

San Francisco, Jan. 3.-The state legis.
lature convenss Monday the 9Th. The
first business viii be the election of a
United States senator. The first round
will be between Sargent and Ex-Governor
Perkins. III Sargent does not win the fnt
ballot, be will probably be shelved.
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COnpnen Resigns.

Paris, Jan. 3.-The Evennent announces
that General Compnon has resigned as
port folio minister of war, because Prime
Minister Ferry demanded thar more re
Enforcement be sent to Topquin. Comp
non refused to acceed, assigning IS the res-
son, that such action would compromise
the MODIFICATION of the army. General
Lewsll will probably succeed Compton.
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One thing is certain; people must
cease reading newspapers or else We
shall all wake up some fine morning
My to ascertain that there is no
material in the land competent to
make jurymen of.
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An exchange has long article ar
guing that the nose is made to breathe
through. 1t should be commended to
the attention of amateur singers, who
seem to think it is made to sing
through.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-06

Cleveland has a rare gift for a
democrat. and it is giving a good
many anxious patriots uneasiness.
He knows how TO keep from making
promises.
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London, Jan. 3.-Dr. Clark states that
Gladstone is suffering from sleeplessness.
He thinks weeks rest will likely restore
the usual heslth, but if then not recovered,
be advises Gladstone to take short So
ioarn abroad, but does not advise total alb
siinatiOn from work
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Madrid, Jan. 3. "A shock of earthquake
was felt yesterday or the coast of VALID p
cia. A fresh shock was also felt IN Tie
provinces of Granada and Malsga. The
people In the sections which were
visited by the earthquakes live in huts
built in The fields, and in carts and car
riages In the streets.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-06

A little paradise On earth is that
household in which father, mother,
children, all and everyone endeavor
every day to do what is possible to
make home happy.
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Suits Filed.

New Orleans, Jan. 3.-The counsel Tor
Bernard B. House, to-day, fled four suits
in the United States circuit court against
Louisiana, to enforce the payment in full
Of the coupons of the consolidated lands OF
the AZ Inting to $lo0,OO0.
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PRINCES Beaarice's Nuptia z

London, Jan. 3.-The marriage o. 80
cess Beatrice to Prince Henry, of b. q
burg, is fixed for next spring. Lord Ram
dolph Churchill, will return from India by
way of San Francisco.
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Berlin, Jan. 3-The North Germ an Ga
zet,e says the interest of Germany to en-
courage the importation TO Russia of
troleum, and thus neutralize the prs, IT.
monopoly now engaged in by Am Vey.
producers. ,rero,
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Released.

London, Jan. 3.-Joseph Finuilly who
was arrested for being suspected of being]
implicated in the recent explosion at Hex
don Bridge. was discharged from cusedici
to-day. d To-
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FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.
Items Of Interest to Play Goers
from Everywhere.

MOORE's OPERA HOUSE
NEVADA, No.,
Harry G. Moore, Proprietor and Manager.
Population 500. Seating Capacity 800.
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CT T Y III A l. l.,
Cr<-.N 40

CLINTON, Mo.
Brsunnm 4 Weidemeyer, Proprietors.
Full scenery. Seating capacity, COO.
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WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEDALIA, Mo-,

TUESDAY, JANUARY 6. 1885.
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promises.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-20
ScrOfula of Lungs Re.
lieyed.

l am now forty-nine years old, and have suf-
fered for the last fifteen years with u lung trouble.
Several members of the family o. my mothers
side of the house had died with consumption, and
the doctors were all agreed in their opinion that
/ had consumption also. l had all the distress
ing symptoms OF that terrible disease. 1 have
spent thousands of dollars to arrest the march of
this disease; 1 have employed all of the usual
methods, not only in my own case. but in the
treatment of other members of my family, but
temporary relief was all that l obtained. l was
unfit for any manual labor for several years. By
chance I came into possession of a pamphlet on
BLOOD and Skin Diseases" from the office of
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. A friend reco e.
mended the use of Swift's Specific, claiming that
he himself had been greatly benefited by its use
in some lung troubles. I resolved to try it. About
four years ago | commenced to take S. S. S. ac-
cording to directions. / found il an inyigorating
tonic and have used about hfty bottles; The re.
me, my strength has returned, and / weigh sixty
pounds more than l ever did in my, life. II has
been three years since ! stopped the use of the
medicine, hut l have had no return of the dis
ease, and there are no pains or weakness felt in
| my lungs. I do the hardest kind of mechanical
| work, and feel as we'll as | ever felt since l was a
boy. t. csc, l know, are wonderful statements
to make, but 1 am honest ~hsn | say that owe
ciic. 1t is the only medicine that brought me
any permanent relief l do not say tina Swift's
| lively affirm that it has done this much for me,
| and l would be recreaut to the duty j owe to SUIT
fering humanity if / failed TO bear this cheerful
testimony TO the merits. Of this wonGsTful medi-
| cine. lam well known in the city OF Montgome.
Y, and can refer to some OF the hest citizens in
Montgomery, Ala, June 25, 1885.
Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable. Treatise
on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta.
| Ga. or l57 W. Odd St, N. Y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-20
Health OF the Navy.

WASHINGTON, November I9.-Surgeon-
General Gannell of the navy in his an
nual report, submits estimates of S164,4 AGO
for the support of the Bureau of Medi-
cine and Surgery during the next fiscal
year. This is $50, 900 in excess of appro-
priatioDs for the current year. The APP
preparations, DR.. CAMEL says, for the re-
pair of hospitals have been so small that
the bureau have not been able to main
tain them in q satisfactory condition, and
| the further REDUCTION for the current year
may cause serious embarrassment. at
the request of the United States Consul
General at Yokohama, permission has
been granted for the sending Of sick sail
/: oTs from American vessels to the United
States naval hospital at that place for
medical treatment. DR.. Gannell says a
complete system of iron and lead pipes,
! with fixtures, is being erected on the out
side Of the Museum building, from the
. ground to tie roof, With en- observing sta
| ton at each OF the thIe stories, for an ex-
haustive series of experimen covering
all the topics in dispute pertaining to trap
espionage and the traps, water basins,
baths, sinks, etc, as well as to numerous
| ones IN which there are 10 reliable data,
| together with microscopical and chemical
tests OF the action OF sewer air and differ
| ent waters on pipes and tanks. The re-
suit of the experiments will be given to
The Eublic. The total number of deaths
in the naval force sIoat during the year
! was thirty, which is less than the average
+ - -. E---
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l.. 2. {, Lamar, Secretary of the In
terror Department. seems thoroughly
imbued with Clcveland's idea that pub
lie Office is a public trust" and he is
diligently laboring to discharge the
duties trusted TO his care. Lamar has
been considered a dreamer. His life has
been studious, spent in acquiring knowl-
edge, aud it was thought that he was uu-
fitted for the practical duties of the dc
partmcnt in which he had been placed.
But he has been equal to his opportuui-
tics, promptly met every new emergency,
aud the whole country coucurs in the
opinion that s;uce the organization OF
the government there has never been an
ADLER or a more honest and efficient Cabi-
net officer than i, Q. c. Lamar. His
duties are multifariouS, but none Of them
are neglected. The labors of the dc
partment over which he prcsidcs arc
onerous, he serves as a Cabinet Minis
ter, and in addition to these duties he
has recently been invested with judicial
powers. The telephone imbregliC
now occupies much of his time.
1t devolves upon him to deter
mine whether a patent issued by u oi
the departments under his charge shall
be revoked. The Solicitor-G eneral un-
dertook TO decide this question in the
absence of the Attorney-Genera with,
out first consulting the proper authority
the Secretary of the Interior Department
This u~surpation was considered contrary
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-20
THE REICHSTAG.
The Imperial Speech Formally Opening
the Sessions Of the Body-RecOm-
m~endations and Suggestions.
Growing Feeling Among Young Prot.
estants in Ireland in Favor of Home
Rule-Their Manifesto.
The British in Burmah-Riotous Demon.
strati0ns in Canada-The New
Ameer Of Bokhara.

BERLIN, November 19.-The Reichstsg
was opened to day with the usual formali-
ties. D imperial speech, in substance,
was as follows: The Pope's mediation is
expected to settle the Carolines question
in a manner corresponding to the friendly
relations existing betwee Spain and Ger
many. The foreign relations of Germany
are pesceful and friendly with all nations.
The Emperor confidently hopes that the
Balkan conflict will net disturb the peace
of Europe, and trusts that the signers OF
the Berlin treaty will succeed in securing
respect for the treaties by the people rem
dered independent by them. TIE Emperor
said that he was animated by the conf
dence that Gods blessings in the future as
iu the past will be granted to Germany's
effort to maintain peace.
The speech points out the necessity OF
increasing b grants for the army and
nav and announces that bills will be pre-.
sented dealing with the taxation of sugar
aud brandy, b extension of the accident
insurance law, the formation Of a canal
connecting the Ballero sea with the River
Elbe and the North Sea, and the admins
tration of justice in German colonies. Ii
sdds that negotiations as pending with
England, Spain, France, Portugal and
Zanzibar regarding the extent to which
German trapsoceanic establishments anC
acquisitions will hencefoTth be placed
under the immediate protection or super
vision OF the German empire. The pass
ages of the speech referring TO the Caro-
| lines and Balkans troubles were loudly
~applaudeG,
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Marine Hospital Service.

WASHINGTON, November 19.-The an
nual report of the Surgeon-General of the
Marine Hospital Service shows that dur
ing the last fiscal year and up to Septem-
Der 30sh, the number of patients treated
wa 4172. The necessity for the establish
ment OF a hospital at the port of New York
is urged, as is also the propriety of addi.
tionai legislation governing the appoint
ment of medical officers. The surgeon
general says it is a source Of qualification
that another year has passed without the
Introduction Of an epidemic from any
q 7arter, or the development OF any serious
epidemic within the borders OF the United
States. Estimates are made for the main
tensnce of all the quarantine stations, and
it is urged that epsciic appropriations be
made for them. The disbursements from
the epidemic fund during the fiscal year
amounted to $4,000. The establishment
Of a government quarantine at San Fran
cisco is recommended.
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SAVANNAH, GA,
And the HarbOr Convention to Be Held
There Wednesday Next-Letter from
Col. J. T. TreZeTant,
Giving Comparative Statistics that the
People of the South Ought to
Study and Profit by.
What Foreign immigration Has Done
for the Northern States and Might
Do for the Southern.

In view of the Harbor Convention to
be held in Savannah, Ga, on the 25th in
slant "wednesday next, Col. J.. T. Tree
want, who takes a deep interest in what
ever concerns the prosperity of the South,
Memphis and the contiguous States es-
pecially, addressed a letter to some of the
members of the committee having the
convention in immediate charge, and
they deemed it so profitable for general
study that they published it in the Sa-
vannah Nes0s, notifying Col. Trezevant of
the compliment in the following letter:
SAVANNAH, GA, November Is, 1885.
J. 5. Irrelevant, Esq, Memphis, Tenn:
DEAR SIR-Your esteemed favor to H. NJ. Con-
ner, Esq, chairman General Com mittee on Har-
Dor Convention, was turned ove- to me as chair
man of the Committee on Reception and Informa,
ton, and after being read with great interest and
pleasure, it was deemed by us 20 valuable a pa
per that we.have had it published in full in the
Moraia0 Nei1s, of this city, and l forward with
ter. We are gratifed to see that you will ~partici.
week, when 1 hope to have the pleasure of meet
ing you. Yours truly, F., :.
To this Col. Trezsvant made promptsnd
able response, acknowledging the compii.
ment and the kind consideration of hi
views as they are presented in the follow
ing, the letter published in the Savannah
| NeDs:
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The New Amecr of Bokhar..

ST. PETERSBURG, November 1a.-Said
Abdul Ehsd, tina new Ameer of Bokhara,
has made a state entry into the capital city
of Bokhara and received al ovation from
the inhabitants. The Russian Gen. An
nenkoff was present, and the courtesies
extended TO him by the Ameer indicated
that the friendly relations hitherto exist.
ing between Russia end Rokhara will not
be affected by the change in the Ameer-
ship. The Ameer will send a special mis-
sion to st. Petersburg to express his friend
ship for the Gar. The telegraph line from
Aierv to Pepjdeh, on the frontier of AZ
ghanistan, has heep finished.
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n EMPHIS APPEAL.
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 20, 1885
THE HARBOR CONVENTION At sA.
VANNH CA

This body meets next Tuesday, 9th,
aud from the correspondence published
elsewhere our citizens will perceive that
Mr.. j. L. Trezevaut has already been
doing a good work in showing the South
Atlantic citizens what a vast field of un-
developed wealth lies in this part of the
Mississippi Valley; an agricultural,
mineral and forest wealth ample enough,
with increase of rural population, to
max Savannah, Charleston and Norfolk
proud sisters of Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York. As Mr.. Irrelevant has
grouped into a small space so many i'm
portant facts bearing upon this subject,
we publish his letter to the Savannah
committee. Our merchants will see that
he has not neglected or exaggerated Mem
phis's resources. We understand Mr..
Hadden has commissioned Mr.. Trcze-
want to represent Memphis at that con.
vontion, and that Gov. Bate has com
missioned him to represent the Memphis
Congressional District there, each dis.
trict being entitled to a delegate. Blu
it is useless for us to add that, without
money to defray expenses, delegates arr
not likely to enter upon a work which
will benefit the city FAR more than tht
delegate. viii the Merchants Elk
change make a note of this?
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Trouble Feared at Montreal.

NKw YORK, November ia Montreal
special says: The English community
here is at last fairly aroused over the Of
fensive demonstrations which are oil
nightly occurrence. Last night Alderman
Mooney was burned in efigy, and it wss
the intention of the mob to honor SINH
lstly Alderman Stevenson, who is the
commander of the Montreal Fixed Bat
terry. The latter part of the programme
was not carried into effect, however, as
about 200 cf the gallant colonel's gunners
had assembled and were well prepared to
give the mob a warm reception. The
French swear they will burn Alderman
Stevenson in effigy before his residence
this evening, and if they carry out their
Intentions blood will certainly flow, as
the English have organized a strong de.
Tease association, composed of all the ath-
letic associations, snow-shoe clubs and
militia regiments. The feeling Of exas.
peration on the part of the English is in
creasing, and if the French want to fight
they will probably have their wish &C
caded IN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-20

There is an error lingering, spite Of
much explanation, among the growers oil
cotton which should certainly be dis
PEELED. but which remarks VIC observe
are made in Southern papers from time
TO time show Is still misleading many
The error consists in the sup
position that money is made in putting
unnecessarily heavy baggiDg and ties
upon a bale of cotton. The New Orleans
Times the other day, speaking o. cotton
growers, said: They buy at 4 cents a
pound and sell at Q cents, they say. clear
ing, according to their idea. II - a bale.
This idea has been advanced even in
Congress, but Its absurdity has been well
demonstrated by the Southern press
The price Of cotton Is what Liverpool
pays for it. The quotations of that mar
ket rule ours. When 4 bale of cotton
arrives there, a reduction ofthe weight is
made of six pounds out of every hundred
pounds for the bsgging and ties. But
that is not all: the amount of the price
deducted for the baggiog and tics is not
charged according to the Memphis or
New Orleans price, but upon the Liver
pool price, when all the expenses OF
handling, transportation across the sea,
expenses of storage, agency and all sorts
of things have accumulated. Where the
rate would be 9 cents a pound here, it
would be toward IL cents at Liverpool.
The growers generally reckon they make
a full 81 y a bale by putting on heavy
bagging and ties, when they actually
have to pay for having them on, as the
seller, not the buyer, finds what is wanted
to protect his cotton, and he buys it al
the liverpool cotton price. Thirty
pounds On Il 500 round bale, worth II
cents a pound, Is deducted, equal To S33
per bale, from which, if tie prof oI
81 - in the home market be taken, there
will be a net loss left of - u
on each bale. oa account of bag
giug and ties. Need a word be
said to show the folly OF ~wcighune
down cotton bales with baggiug and ties
when they have to be paid for in cotton
and at Liverpool prices? There is a
good deal of self fclicitation about Amer
lean smartuesS, but it looks very much
as If John Bull gets ahead when he has
American cOtton-growers to deal with.
If the grower will double the weight OF
his bagging and ties, so that the johnny
that is to be so nicely sold can take
twelve pounds out of a hundred instead
of six, aud charge the amount against
the grower at Liverpool cotton prices,
we should say that Johnny would be
very much obliged to him while indulg-
ing in a sly laugh to himself at the queer
manner IN which cotton growing affected
JonathanS calculations.