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Wichita eagle., 1886-09-04
DR.. E. M. COnklin,
OYFICE-Cor. Hain and Second Sss.
Wichita. Kansas

Docs general family practice giving particular at
tention to Obstetrics and Diseases Of women and
children. Ny treatment OF
INFLAMMATION,
ULCHRATiON,
ISPIACEKEKTS
AND TUNoRS OF THH WOHB
Lucorrhee, Painful and Irregular Henstruator, etc.
Is mild, not unpleasant. and Ia very successful.
Piles, Fistula and other Rectal troubles speedily
cured.
Venertal and Private diseases quickly cured and
their bad effects removed from the system without
the uee or Mercury or other I'M furious drug
TREAT CANCER by tho most approved methods
of eminent specialists without using the knife and
can guarantee u cure in most casee.
Ny experience in the treatment OF Nervous diseas-
es. such "a EPILEPSY, st. VITCS DANCE. HYSTERIA
NEURALGIA. RHEUMATISM. NERVOUS PROSTRA-
TON from overwork and abuses OF various kinds
and numerous obscure and obstinate conditions,
2bles me to relieve nearly every case.
By aiding natures efforts towards recovery and
avoiding all harsh and injurious drugs. | never in
jure the most delicate person.
Onice hours 70 ll:o = M. to and SO u p m
dalim
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-04

KOS HARRIS. wishjeA.
r. Y. HEALY. :"
o. MARTEOON.
Rse.dsnttoo oalA A1dlftoo
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-04
How To Treat Mrs. Socrates.

Half century ago one Of our former
meek and harmless citizens had a virago
for wife. Being asked how he was
able to live with her, he answered:
Il have no trouble. When she says
yes I say yes. When she says it is
cold l say yes, mother, it is cold.
Often she woke me upin dark and stormy
nights and would say: Just see how
bright the moon and stars are. a.wavs
sad yes She would then turn over
tcgfectly satisfied, so to sleep. and be
aapPy.'
Many a husband can learn q lesson
from this example.-[ Palmer Mass.)
Journal.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-04
A Family Man.

There is n man near Griffin who has
been married three different times ard
boasts Of having under his roof SIX dif-
ter~nc families OF children.
niS last two wives were widows with
chi. .ren. which makes his home ike a
young colony of many grades OF Ieia-
tionsaip.
The old man keeps a register OF the
date OF birth, and the family TO which
they belong Atlanta Constitution.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-04

OVER wOODkAE'S BANK. I%s y 1AIN ST,
He does not do general practice he gives his
time his specaltes. In the two years he has been
in Wichita he has cured hundreds Of ladies in this
city and adjoining towns any of whom will speak in
manly treatment while under his If any person
afflicted with any of the following diseases viii con
suit him first time will be gained money saved and
disappointment averfed;
INFLAMMATION. LIBERATION,
MIsPLACHNEST. or ProlApsus OF the womb
and all UTERINE TROUBLES.
POLYPCS AND FIBRoD TCNORS,
causing too frequent painful and irregular menstru-
ations
LECCoRRHCHA. etc.
He also successfully treats all kidney and bladder
trouble Of male and female such as.
PARALYSIS. NEURALGIA.
FsrsiSn Bodies In the Bladder and Crethra
causing frequent and painful urnattng. and all
forms OF PRIVATE
CHRONIC. and
SHXUAL DISEASES.
such spcrruatorrhea, ImFoteccy. and su the IN
pleasant results OF such troubles
SYPHILIS positively cured and easirely srs.iisafet
from the system
GoNoRRHxA cured In from shree 10 eiSh, Gays or
no pay.
GLRHr and STRUCTURE cured in patients Of years
! standing
PIIA and ether diseases Of The se.;s> urinary or.
eaHs quickly surcd He guarantees al e1fabe eass<-
As cAAnet cure you he wiz plainly ssai yoa 50
COMPILATION YRE1
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Wichita eagle., 1886-09-04

Addition junction W. q C. Railroads
onehalf mile OF Bridge Big Arkansas and are worry
desirable lots Street will be connecng e
Addition with o 1893.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-04

Rosa certainly has is knowledge of the Irish
language. When l was over in Ireland
managed TO introduce quite e number Of
copies of his paper in Connaught. He wrote
to me sometimes IN the original Gaelic, and
his writing of the language is beautiful, Just
like copperplate, but it used to drive the
postmaster and his assistants Wild to find the
Ito tLem) strange characters on an envelope,
and they had TO do considerable scurrying
around before they found out for whom il:
was intended.-Cor. Jewish Free Press.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-04
A Forced Calmress

"You say he called you q liar?"
"Yes. an unmitigated liar"
And you didn't resent it,"
"No how could /. My grandfather
died Of heart disease. and it won't do for
me to get excited. = Puck.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-04
The Autocrat's Pun.

DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes used to be
an amateur photographer.
When he presented picture to .
friend. he wrote on the back of it:
Taken BY Q. W. Holmes i Sun
detroit Free Press.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-04

Iknow Of nothing that win test mans
true inwariness better than TO feel like the
devil, and be obliged 20 act Ike G saint
Uncle Eek
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-04

r. q. SMYTH d SONS. wichita.
n. r. NIEDERLANDER.
AN0LO.ANERIOAN Loan Once.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-02
BAKING POWDER,
why the "Reyal" is the Best

Royal is the best baking powder because it is absolutely
pure and wholesome of the highest strength and maintains
its full leavenng power until used.
There is no other pure baking powder offered to the
public all others contain either lime alum-delete-
rous neutrality-suspicious. BOTH Lime presence results
from impure cream of tartar; alum is added to give
strength the object of the manufacturers in both
is to produce cheap powder
The Royal Baking Powder is exclusively made from
of tartar specially refined and prepared for its
by patent processes by which the tarate of lime
and all other impurities totally removed It's
absolute purity is guaranteed by its manufacturers
and certified by all prominent chemists and scientists
who have made it the subject of investigation.
The cream of tartar of the market from which
other baking powders are made has been tested by
Prof. Chandler and Love- for the New York State
Board of Health and found to contain impurities from
three to ninety per cent of its weight 1t is there
FORE absolutely impossible that these powders should
be pure while it is equally impossible for the Royal
being made it is from chemically pure materials
to be otherwise than absolutely pure
There being inert matter in the ingredients of the
Royal Baking Powder, higher strength is, of course
attained and the exact value of the materials being
dscerIatue W ah aVoL copounu 10 poSslpe tnaG VIII
maintain its full strength until used leave no resduum in
the bread and which all chemical tests and practical
perence have proved to be the perfection of eavenng
agencies. This combination in the Royal makes it
the best and the only perfect baking powder atainabe
Prof Mott late Government Chemist, says: Because
of the facilities that company have for Obtaining per
fecty pure of tartar and for other de-
pendent upon the constituents used in its manufacture
the proper proportion Of the same and the method Of
its preparation the Royal Baking Powder il undoubtedly
the purest and most reliable baking powder offered to
the public ii. A. MOTT. PnD." etc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-02
WIND UP OF THE CANVASS
AT BRISTOL BY THE CANDI.
DATES FOR GOVERNOR.
Bob Covers Himself All Over With
Glory and Is Enthusiastically Re
ceived by an Immense Crowd.
IsPEoIAL TO THE APPEAL.l

BR1srou. Tenn, November 1.-The
Speaking at Blountsville to-day called
ont the largest crowd that has been
there since Andy Johnson and Ephe
Foster spoke there, numbering about
1000. ALI went over from Bristol and
had procession of los by count, esti-
mated Radically at 900. Bob reached
the Union depot last night and had q
procession from there this afternoon
OF 1000, increasing at various points
en,route till they neared Blountsville,
when by actual count there were 5000
in line IN vehicles and horseback, all
in fine order and overhowing with
Democratic enthusiasm. Bob was in
a carriage drawn by ten white
horses, and all along the line
men, W omen and children we're wild
shouting for Bob Taylor I've passed
only one house where they shouted
for Alf, and that was very fAint.) A
large number of the colored people
shouted loud for Bob and the Democ-
rscy II was the grandest ovation
Bob has ever before received in East
Tennessee, and it silenced the bat
teries OF Republicanism, for they were
so astonished at Bob's demonstration,
they were overwhelmed. And then
the good order Of this large and en-
thusiastic Democratic crowd showed
such a marked contrast with Jones.
boro and other Republican points,
that they hung their heads in
utter shame at the disorders
caused by their brethren elsewhere,
for hundreds were remarkng upon
the diff rences. Alf spoke first and
made an average speech. Bob felt
thai he WIS at home among his friends,
the Democracy of old Sullivan and
adjoining counties, and he spread
himself enthusing them ii it were
possible to greater enthusiasm.
They gathered and crowded closer
from the beginning to the closing of
his speech, cheering him throughout
and showing by every possible means
how Justly proud they are OF their
mountain boy as their standard bearer.
ALI was presented with flowers and
responded happily, but it was reserved
fer Bob to get a coronet of the most
exquisite white roses placed on his
head on behalf of the ladies by Judge
ST. John in besutful speech, calling
forth one of Bob's happiest responses.
Th clo.ed the last appointment of
the campaign, one of the most beauti-
full days CT the season, pressging a
glorious victory for Bob and the
Democracy Of Tennessee. Bob and
come invited guests were Hospitality
entertained this evening after the
speaking closed, and then came to
Bristol, where Bob and Af made half
hour speeches to about 1000 people,
wildly excited to see and hear the cele-
brated Taylor brothers, They spoke at
the la gs warehouse. Every body to-
day was charmed with the excellent
good order preserved by the crowd,
and AIf said in his speech that the
order and attention today we're mag
nifcent. 1t has been q red.letter day
for old Sullivan and the unterrified
Democracy of this section, and she
will swell her vote tomorrow sure.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-02
DASTARDLY ATTEMPT
TO WRECK A TRAIN on THE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Frustrated by The Timely InfOrma-
tlOn Of a Negro Who Saw the
Rufiians at Their Work.

JACKSON, TENN, November This
morning, about l0:30 O'Clock, an infa.
NOUS attempt was made to wreck the
northbound passenger train on the
Illinois Central railroad about half a
mile from this city. A negro man who
is in the employ of the Illinois Cen
tral railroad was fishing. He heard a
knocking on the high railroad bridge
which crosses the FoIked Deer river.
He slipped up near enough to discern
three white men taking out the bolts
and tearing up the crossties. The
would be murdeTers discovered the
negro and raD off in the bottom The
negro reported it Immediately to the
offic ais of the road. The rails we're
replaced just in time to save a most
horrible wreck. In ten minutes after
the rail was replaced, the northbound
passenger, which was behind time,
came along at the rapid speed Of forty
five miles an hour. The object of the
fisnds wss 10 throw the train into the
Forked Deer river, which would have
been done had not the negro man
discovered the heilish scheme and re-
ported it. The Sheriff and posse Of
men have been securing the woods all
this evening looking for the dastsrdly
villains, but up to this writing they
have not been successful. II they
should be caught they will pull some
hemp,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-02
NEWBERN, TENN.
Victory Awaits the Democracy OF
Dyer Today,
ESPECIAL TO THE ArPRAL.l


NEwBERN, TENN, November L.
The iudeps sndents may be seen in
groups on the street corners this
morning in close consultation over
the situation, and it mAy be inferred
that their faith Is weakening. The
position taken by the APPEAL
has been highly commended
by the people here and else.
where in the county and district.
hope and believe that a glorious
victory awaits us on tomorrow. II.
Parks, candidate for Floater, spoke
here Saturday evening to a crowd of
some 5000 people, and showed up
things in their true light. NJ. NJ.
Marshall, chairman of the County
Executive Committee, followed in a
lousing speech, fuly showing that the
Independents had bolted the men
and not the platform. Something en-
tirely new and unheard OF in the
history Of politics. All bolts hereto
fore had been on the account OF some
objection to the platform, but in this
case the objection was not to the
platform, but, az one paper puts it,
"they are trying 70 boss the party
here and are determined to rule or
ruin, and we are glad to say Marshall
and Parks made many votes for the
straight ticket.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-02
NAsHVIh4E. TENN.
whisky Causes PRtrick Gallagher 10
FOulIy Murder william owen.
lsPEoIAL TO THE APPEAL.I


NASHVILLE, TENN, November IA
foul murder, the result of whisky, oc.
Cured this evening at the Democratic
meeting in the Seventh ward. TIE
meeting was held in the rear OF Win
frey's grocery, a notorious dive and
barrel house, attended by t'ughs and
sluggers. After the speaking, the
crowd adjourned 10 the grocery,
where drinks were partaken
OF freely. Among the crowd
were one William McGee, Patrick
Gallagher and William Owen. Some
one in joking mood pinned placard
on McGee's coat tail. This McGes re-
sented. A quarrel ensued between
him and Gallagher, aud after handy
ing vile epithes for a moment Gala
CHER drew a pistol and tried TO shoot
MCGse. The latter ran aud escaped.
Then Owen, who was a friend OF Gal
lagher, ran in and tried to
quiet him. Without word Gallagher
placed the pistol at OVENS abdomen
and fred, the ball going clear through
the body and causing death within q
few moments. Gallagher was arrested
at once. This unfortunate affair will
be certain to havea an important bear.
ing on the county. election. Thos. j.
Slowey, the candidate on the Demo-
cratic ticket, is bitterly opposed by all
the church members and subs antial
business men of the city. He
is engaged in the keeping
of just such a dive, worse, If possb BILE,
than that where tonigdts murder oc-
cured. The affair, even by S'oWey' 8
friende, is conceded to be strong az
gumenU against bis election. The
murderer and the slain man were red
hot supporters OF Sowey, which
makes 1t all the worse for him. Gal
lagher, in au interview tonight, de.
clared that the shooting was acCi-
dental.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-02
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
Jacob Reese Speaks EncOuragingly
OF the New Basic steel Plant.
IaPEc1LL no rRR AprEAL.l

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Nov. 1.-Mr.
Jacob Reese, Of P,t,sburg, the basic
steel mar, who has been here several
days, left last night. He spoke very
hopefully about the big concern that
northern capitalists, with whom he is
negotiating, think of planting here, to
make wire OF basic steel. They pro-
pose to reduce 120 tons Of iron day.
Mr.. Reese also said his process ought
to be in operation here in eight months
Now about the most important
thing he did here was to close a
contract with Sloss Furnace Co., by
which that concern lie authorized to
use his pa ents in this county, for
for which only the Pratt company has
secured them before. The Sloss COM
pany already had tn em for the ad-
joining counties Of Blount and st.
Clair,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-02
JACKSON, MISS.
Decisions of the Supreme Court
Death of Mrs. BarksdaIe-Oth
Matters.
lspRuIAL TO TIE ApPzAL.l


JACKSON, MISS, November 1.-The
Supreme Court today made the follow.
ing decisions: By Arnold, J.-Vicks-
burg and Meridian Railroad Company
VS. the State, from the Newton Circuit
Court. This was an indictment for
Obsh uCting the highway, which the
road demurred, and the demurrer was
overruled by the court below. The
decision was reversed and indictment
quashed.
Andy Harris vs. tle State, indicted
in the Rankin Circuit Court for the
larceny Of 2 COW. Reversed and re-
manded aud new trial awarded.
W. r. Brscey vs.. the S ate, indicted
by the Circuit Court of Noxubee, for
issuing ss Circuit Clerk OF said county
a fraudulent certificate for witness
fee and collecting from the county,
and appropriatipg same 10 his own
use. Affirmed.
By Cooper, Circuit Judge-J. W.
Travis vs.. The State, indicted for rob.
berry in Kinds First District Circuit
Court. Affirmed.
John W. Flood vs.. The State, con-
victed by the Mayor of Vicksburg for
assault and battery, appealed to Mayor
and Board Of Aldermen, thence 10
Circuit Court OF Warren, thence to
this court. Affirmed as to conviction,
but reversed as to form, with proper
judgment TO be entered here.
G. A. Wilson VS.. j. D. VILLAGE,
from Holmes Circuit Court. At
firmed.
A. NJ. Harlow VS.. E. @. Mister, from
Yazoo Chancery Court. Reversed and
remanded with leave to amend the
bill.
Fred Crum vs.. The State, convicted
OF manslaughter in Second Dis
trict Kinds Circuit Court. Affirmed.
Samuel l.. Woodbridge vs.. ]. II. D.
Bowman, from Warren Ohancery
Court. Reversed and decree here.
Western Assurance Company of
Toronto We. Theodore Mayer & Co.,
from Warren Circuit Court. Reversed
and remanded.
By Campbie, Judge--W. "A. Collins
vs.. A. L. Barrier ct al, from Ysz2o Cir
cult Court. Affirmed.
W. S. Ferris VS.. NJ. ]. Wellborne,
from Knoxville Chancery Court. Al
hrmed
J. S. L, Hambrick ct al. vs. Mrs. M.
@. Jones, executrix, ETC., from Noxu-
bee ChanCery Court. Reversed and
vacated so far. Decree below vacated
the conveyance of personally to Mrs.
Hambrick and affirmed as to decree,
against the land.
Mrs. Lila May Barksdale, wife Of
Mr.. Edwin Bsrksdale and daughter
in-law Of the Hon. Ethel BaIksdale,
member Of Congress from this dis
tlict, and daughter Of the late o. P.
Wright, died here this morning, after
some eight daya of illness. She was
lovely and beautiful, both in charac-
ter and person, and, being taken of at
the full tide of useful life, her death
is not only deeply mourned by her
many immediate friends, but the
whole community is bowed in sor-
row. The funeral will take place
from the Methodist church at IL
o'clock tomorrow.
This being "All Saints Day." the
same was duly observed by the Epis.
copal and Roman Catholic coDgrega-
tione. Services were held in their re-
spectiVe churches, where flowers were
brought by all, which after the SER
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-02
400. 900 RIazs I'm Rockford

ROCKFORD, ILL, November IA
disastrous cOnhagration is raging here.
The FIRE broke out in the large four
story frame building occupied by the
Northwest Oatmeal Company. The
buildings of Rhodes, Utter & Co., Bart
lett & Co., Agard & Co. and several
dwelling houses ara in flames. Later
The fire is now extinguished with a
loss of 100000. The build ings de.
stroyed are the M. Johnston oatmeal
mill Bartlett & Co.'s flour and COM
mission warehouse, A. L. Bartlett's
mill and grain warehouse, N. @.
Thompson Manufacturing Company's
warehouse and the residences OF Mrs
P. Doyle and VIM. Haley. 1t is esti-
mated the loss will reach fully $780,
600, with insurance amounting to
about $4,000. The largest losses are
the oatmeal company's. They had a
large stock. The building they occu-
pied was four story wooden house
and burned like a tinder box. The
fire department was called promptly,
but as a strong wind was blowing
from the south the department was
unable to govern the fire.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-02
COLUMBUS, MISS.
Death Of a Prominent Citizen.
lsPEoIAL TO TIE APPEAL.l

lsPEOIAL TO THE APPBAL.I
COLUMBUS, Miss, November 1.-Mr.
II. o. Newman, who has been quite i'll
for several days, died | at night at
O'Clock, and was buried this evening
at 8 o'clock from the Episcopal church,
of which he was a member. Mr..
Newman came here from Cincinnati
in 1879, and at once took his stand as
one OF the most energetic and thor
ough business men in our community.
For some years he has been manager
of the gasworks and the largest coal
dealer In Columbus. Recently he
leased coal mine in Walker county,
Ala, and has devoed much of his
time and attention to that enterprise.
He leaves wife and two children to
mourn his loss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-02
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
City improvements and Real Estate
transactions.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, November L.
"A large load of cotton, while lying
at the wharf at Decatur, Ala, yester-
day, caught FIRE, aud before it could
be exIinRuished was damaged $500.
1t was the property A. G. aud P.
Henry Of Marshall county.
Real estate transactions in this city
the past week aggregated $l67, 1925 so,
being roo pieces, showing a healthy
condition and the entire absencs OF
any balloon prices.
Fifty yards Of the new granite
street paving, on Eighth and Broad
streets, have bsen laid, and the work
OF paving these streets is going vigor-
OuslY ahead. ARNOLD.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-02
silver DfScovered ia Kansas,

CALDWELL, KAs,, November 1.-The
discovery Of silver in this vicinity has
caused much excitement. Samples oi
the ore were sent TO the State Assayel
at Denver, COL, and the Aesayer ol
the Mint at Philadelphia. The former
reports an assay Of S42 ounces OF sill
yer to the ton, the after 80 ounces
each with trace Of gold. The ore
crops out in many localities. Cald'
well now presents the appearance o "a
mining towu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-02

vices were carried to the cemetery ard
placed upon ths graves of the de-
parted loved ones.
The Hon. Charles T. Hooker closed
his canvass for Congress by a brilliant
speech at the Representatives Hal
here tonight.
This is the day iorJthe opening Of
the fall SIS ion of the Federal Court,
but Judge Hill will not arrive before
tomorrow afternoon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-02
BRUNSWICK, TENN.
Judgments Against the L. and N
The II. OF II.
lssRREsroSDESoE OF THE APPEAL.

lsoRREsroNDRNC OF THE APPKAL.l
BRUNSWICK, TENN, November L.
Justice Hughes was busy all day yes
terday rendering judgments against
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company for stock killed. Justice ].
n. Harrison, Z n. Stewart and W. B.
Beatty conducted the PLAINTIFF cause,
Col. Sweeny, claim agent, for the de-
fendante. From the evidence it was
concluded that the railroad company
was guilty OF grtss carelessness. They
killed five head of horses at one fell
swoop.
Late yesterday afternoon the little
son of A. NJ. Bledsoe, living two miles
north OF Brunswick, vas severely
crushed by cotton bale press. Up to
this morning he was unconscious, but
DIR. Horne reports that be is better.
Last Saturday night, at the meeting
of the Knights OF Honor in their hall,
@. G. Hughes, T. P. Lemons and d. G..
Rittenhouse were called upon to dis
cuss the benefits of being Knights OF
Honor in financial and social point
of view, which they did and were fire.
quently spplauded.
Misses Fannie Rogers and Bette
Westbrook have gone to Galloway to
spend week with friends. NATH.