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DON'T DO IT AGAIN.

Last sunday thousands OF hearts
we're beating with fear lest before the
present dsy OF rest arrived they
should be the vic inns of CONFUSION
such AZ man has never yet known.
Today everything is passing as usual,
no catastrophe has occurred, the blue
sky and the smile of heaven are still
over u'. Fears are banished, but
ought not they who have been the vic
Tins OF foolish man, having little in
ioTmation aud less judgment, to take
themselves to task for~their share OF
the follyP If dupes had not swal.
lowed Wiggins's story what would his
saying there would be an earthquake
amount TOT Any human ass can pre-
dict catastrophe, but his ssy-so
would 20 for nothing unless gullble
minds gave Importance to what was
the babbllng Of mere half knowledge.
The value Of quaok pills and mixtures
lie not in the packages containing
them, but in the money senseless
creduliIy pays for them. So all
the weight there was in Wig
gins's say'so lay in the gullibility
OF the silly fishes who opened wide
their mouths to swallow his immense
ia'sehood. Will the swallowers re-
irain from boiling bait, and creed
book aud all, the next gigantic fAbri-
Gator that GENES along Offers for their
consumption? We say-don't do 1t
again. There wers men Of education
and men OF science assuring readers
in the newspapers that Wiggins's as
sertions were false, yet these men Of
cultivation and knowledge were met
with unbelief,and the chatter of char
lstan Ike Virgins was received as
it YVES sacred as oracles from the holy
Shekinah. Those who followed, like
the condemned ones OF Israel, the
false prophet, and disbslieved the true
ones, should take care in the future
don't do it again. Coed Christians re.
gard God as inf 1itely wise and good.
Did the solt of religious fright exhib-
tied at many of the religious meetings
last week show trust in these
attributes? The child threatened
with danger ceases its cries and for
gets terror when lite father takes it in
his arms, and its mother gives the gem
tie word sbd the tender kiss. DID the
ifantic ecreamers and the frerzied
eIieIs out OF last week show that child
like confdtnCe2 Perfect love cast
eth out fear" Last weeks history
shows there is sad coming short Of
perfection. There is TOO much super
stition remaining in this nineteenth
century, where there should be true
religion, and too much ignorance OF
natural facts all ought to be acQuaiut-
ed with. Well superstition and is
Lcrance have given their devotees a
strong lesson this laRt week. They
had better open their eyes ard exer-
else their minds, and 30 escape such
imptsitions in the future. Don't do il
again.
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THE PLEURO PNEUMONIA.
THE CHIEF INSPECTOR DENIES
THE EXISTENCE OF
The Disease In Canada Kentucky
and Minnesota Quarantine
Against Illinois.

WARRINGTON, October 2.-Commis-
sioner Coleman, OF the Department OF
Agriculture, today received the follow
ing communication from the Chief In
spector Of Stock of Canada, touching
the condition OF Canadian cattle:
DOMINION or CANADA, DEr'r OF AGRIcUL-)
TURK, OFFICE or INSPECTOR or STOCK. :
MONTREAL, September 30, 1885,
The Hon. Norman J. Coleman, Commits
sioner Of Agriculture, Washington, d. c.:
SRI notice by newspaper reports
that the question OF placing an en-
barge on cattle entering the United
States from Canada is being discussed.
Knowing, as l do, that Canada is en-
urely free from pleuro pneumonia, or
any other contagious disease Of
cattle, and that everything that
was capable CT carrying the
disease from contact with in
fected animals ia quarantine has
been destroyed by burning, including
the cattle, sheds, fences, feed, clothing
and begs, as well as manure, 10
trace of the disease can possibly have
escaped outside, and since its disc1v-
cry no animals have been permitted
to leave the quarantine, ntr will they
ba so long as there is tue least pcssi-
bic dagger. i am glad to learn from
DR.. Salmon that he intends visiting
the quarantine with me ON the 10Th OF
October, when | will give him every
oppor, unity OF judging OF our system.
In This connection, may l suggest
that it might satisfy the cattle mn OF
the United States If you were to ssnd
qualified We erinaIian to remain at
Quebec cattle quarantine permanently
or Tor ZONE months, to whom we
would give every facility for knowing
the condition OF health of ANIMALS Ia
quarantine aud in the Dominion gen.
orally, as much 30 a. if he were one OF
our own INSPECTOR.
Humbly submitting the above sug-
gestion for your consideration, have
the honor TO be, sir, your obedient
servant,
D. M. MoEACHRAN, Chief Inspector,
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Circuit Court-Estes, Judge.

Non jury cases specially set for Mon
day, October 4th: Nos. $3.50, A. W.
Raines vs. M. L. Sslden; 1898, Joseph
inc T. Hardin, admir-, John Cash
9033, w. ]. Nash VS. r. L. Daoie! ;
GIG, Memphis Scip'itar vs. ]. @. Bell
9lS7, Jack Beard VS. FOL Verd'g; $3.50,
Taxing d strict VS. 10. Garry; 9l5l,
Taxing District vs. j. 0. Curry; 9l52,
Taxing District vs Stephen Dean; 1854,
Tsxing District VS. II. HaTtie
9l55, same VS.. ]. W. Hudson; 9l58,
same vs. John Mergle; 9l59, sIms vs..
H. Morris; 9l61, ga me vs.. Mike O'Neil
9l65, same Va, W. @. Schwalmeyer
9l66, same We. P. Twobig; 9l67, same
w. John Walsh. The divorce calen-
der will he called for trial Tuesday,
0tobsr 5, 1885.
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INDIAN O,TnREAK IN CANADA.

We have met Geronimo aud he is
cure, and we have begun to settle
Indians upon lands that ere held
individually IS The whites bod thsir
land. We have, therefore, reason to
expect a great reduction Of our acous-
TONED Icdisn troubles; but our Cana
dian neighbors, on the contrary, are
experiencing troubles from the red
men they were flrmerly free from,
They have recently put down the ris.
ing of the Lalf breed Indians under
Rel, bu, in the same Northwest coun.
try Saskatchewan trouble has
arisen. In consequence OF a quarrel
with The Gros Vertre Indians, the
Blood Indians are wasting q large
Stretch Of country. Over a hundred
white settlers have already been re-
portsd killed, and a vast amount OF
property destroyed. The two tribes
have bad fight; the Bloods were ths
victors, aud are consequently more
arrogant and aggressive than ever, and
they hsve Always been fierce, uu-
m anagatle tribe, and have given the
Dominion Government much unessi-
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Appointments by the President.

WAsHIkGToN, Oc,ober 9Th. Pref
ident today Apo nItd Frank P. Ar
buckle to be reg ster at the lard of
fec at Lamar, @ L.; Col Frank H.
Shrock to be rec silver OF public MOI eyt
at Lunar, Col. He also appointed f.
II Douehelty Ct Texas, d. w. Bushy-
head Of Indian Territory, ard Malcolm
Nee ichin Of A'kanta', to be apprais.
ers OF toe right Of way of the Gulf,
Colorado and S ,ntl Fe Railway Com
pany through tie Indian Territory,
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BANQUET TO JUSTIN MCCARTHY
AZ the Hoffman House, New York
Prominent Men Present.

NEW York, October 2,-The COM
mittee on the Irish Parliamentary
Fund gave a,banqust to Justin Nc
Osrthy tonight at the Hoffman House.
The banquet room was trimmed with
Irish and American flags, and Irish
hsrps, compose d Of evergeens. Toasts
were responded 10 by the guests Of
the evening, and by the Hon. Thcs
l.. JAMIE, Ohauncey M. Depsw, VIM.
DershsiDIer, Richard org ormsn, Gov.
Albeit. Whitelaw Reid and others.
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noria,n chow.

Doris's Great Iuterocean Circus will
exhibit hsre November 9th. 1t has
had q very successful season In the
East, and is sure to draw big crowd
here. Among the no'ed performers
with the show is James Robinson,
ard he is one OF many. This show
pays a visit to Memphis nearly every
year; has On extensive mensgerie and
excellent sll around show, aud is quite
q favorite here.
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Criminal Court Dubos,, Judge.

The fol flowing proceedings were had
yesterday: VIM. Allen, for assault and
l. terry, forfei ure on bond; @. B.
FacBler and J. B. d luohue, sureties.
V. A. Boro, Thos. McGrath and ]. T.
We sh were Quilted of playing base
ball on Sunday. Alonzo Aiken, Ed.
Johnson, Jim Martin, Andrew Hunt
and Louis Pointer, for larcenv and re.
ceising stolen goods; Geo. Houston,
for sssault and battery, and Louis
Humphrey for assault and bat cry,
were arraigned end pleaded not gull y.
Geo. Smiley, for larceny, pleaded
guilty and WIS given eleven months
aud twenty-nine days in the County
Workhouse. The court Issued writ
OF habess corpus in II II. Welborn's
cIse, to be tried next Tuesday.
Calendar for tomorrow: Nor. 2
Eliza Wslla: Al ard AZ, Eddie Barker
81, Tohe King; 81, Bob Morris; As,
Louie Henry sburg; %, S, lomon Hawk
ins; 26, Samuel Cannon.
For October 9Th: Nor. 1. Squire
Morris; 90, John Coleman; 8, R. d.
Frsyser and Chas. Barbour.
For October eta: Nos. 6, Felix Lang
8, Dick alhers; 2, B. McCoy.
For October z b: VIM. Bath.
For DC obgr Sth: Nos. "a, Alonzc
Aiken; So. Jim Martin; 70, Louis
Pointer; 81, Andrew Hunt; so, Ell
johnson.
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Ru,inesn Picking UP NJ CharIeston

CHARLESTON, S. O., October q
There have been no shocks here to-
day. At Summerville last night there
were several revsrberstious, but no
peiceptible earth tremors, The
weather here today is cool and slightly
cloudy with fresh noitheaStsrly
bretz The thermometer at o'clock
registered GO. Everybody is busy
aud business is picking up every day
The community generally regard the
diStuibat Ces at an end.
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THE RAILROADS.
Excursion Rates for the Travellers
Club-GCneraI Local Notes.

All the Ia'iosds leading into
Memphis have agreed TO sell tickets
at one fare fer the round trip on he
9TH instant, when the Memphis Trav-
eleIs' Club will have a grand reception
and a banquet at nigh.
ABERDEkN FAIR.
All OF the railroads have given re-
duced rates TO the Alb rdeen air,
which promises to be the best ever
given there. A great deal Of interest
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03
LAW REPORTS.
Chancerx Court-RIIett. Judge.

October term opens on the Alb in
slant Court meets at 10 oc,oCk dur
ing the present term. Calendar for
Monday, October 4th: Nos. 227, Dick
cas- vs. Dickens; 927, MtGinty vs.
Armour; ll76, Gross vs Brink
ley; l4l3, Luca,ini vs. Eddins; 1854,
Shelby county vs M. and L. Bank ;
1876, Meath VS. Ford; 1856, D xon vs.
Phelps; 1894, Cooney VS. Carter; 100,
Shelby county vs. Bank of Commerce !;
1928, Brocchusvs Morgan; 1858, Dane
wer va Fiaim; 1000, Brinkiey vs.
Cross; 2007, Sc by VS. Fe'guster; 2016,
Chester vs. Smith; 2090, Mason vs. APP
person: 1906, Russell VS. Herndon /;
246l, McCelland vs. Sigler; 2499,
Miles vs. Greenlaw 1920, Lea vs Shell
by county; 262S, Morris vs. Marquis.
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Pension Agent at Knoxville.

WAsHINGToN, October 2. The Prssi-
dent has appointed Joseph II. Wagner
to be Pension Agent at Knoxville,
Tenn, vice laylor, resigned.
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Admiral Pnrter Very HI.

WASHINGTON, DC oher 2-Informa-
ton has been received here that Adj
miral PJrter is lying ve,y i'll at New
OFT, tho result Of of ca risge accident
at Melford springs, Mass, ten days
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Name,

Distribution by Wards-Nrst, 81;
Second, 0; Third, l; Fourth, o.;
Fifth, 8; Sixth, l; Seventh, 9; Eighth,
4; Ninth, 2; Tenth, 0. City Hospital,
l. Still born, o. White, 10. Colored,
4. Total, 10.
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Minnesota Quarandimed Against
IIIinOfs.

ST. PAUL, MINI, October Gov.
Hubbard has Issued a proclamation
establishing quarantine against ILL
nois cattle during the continuance OF
the epidemic in that Srate.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03

SAFE, reliable, Ia mlees and cheap
is DR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Wedo not
wonder at its popularity,
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Dissolution of Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween John Calhoon and y. IL. BiniOrd,
under the firm name OF Oalhoon q Co., is
this day by mutual consent dissolved. b;
II. Biniord having purchased the interest OF
John Calhoon will continue the business as
hsrtteFores under tho firm name Of b. II
RiNB6RD JOHN CALH00N,
b. Ii. BINF0RD, .
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RasebnII Yesterday.

Cincinnati, 10; Atheist.
Boston, o; Kan as City, l.
bet oft, 8; New York, b.
Chicago, s; Wash ngton, 4.
81 Louis Browne,5; MetropontAns,2.
Louisville, Z; Baltimore, 3.
Brooklyn s; Piltsburg, 4,
Philadelphia,S ; st.. Louis Maroons,l
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mOrtunry RepOFt.

Mortality report for the week end.
ing Saturday, October 2, 1886, at 8
o'clock pm:
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Presented win AN Illuminated Ad.
dress.

NEW York, October 2 The mem
bers of the New York Municipal
Council of the irish Natl nal League
presented a beautifully illuminated ad.
dress 10 Mr.. Justin Mccarthy tonight.
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Special Notice to Shippers.

MIssIssiPPI AND TENNEssEE RAIJRoAD Co.,
Memphis, September 3, 1886.
THE completion of the Yazoo and Missis-
l. sippi Valley R.R., from jackson. Miss,
to Creep wood, Miss OPENS UP AN ALL
RAIL LINE, without break of bulk or trans-
fer Of freight, to following named points:
YnzOO City, Eden, Ii. Lake, Good
Hope Gin, MiIPsviIIe, cblefOrd,
TchuIs, KERN, Cruger, Si0OD, Rising
Sun, Greenwood.
Shipments to landings near these points
above. Your business is respectfully so
licited over the M. and 7. Road, as freight
reaches it's destination the following day OF
delivery at our depot. A. J. KNAPP,
General Freight Agent.
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is taken in il here aud all over North
Mississippi and Alabama.
THRoUG8 TO CHATTANOOGA

THROUGH TO CHAIIhNUOUA.
General Passenger Agent ]. E..
Lockwood, OF the Kansas City, Fort
Scott and Gull, aunounces that, COM
mencing October LIST, line OF first
class coaches will be formed, VIII eli
will be run lily, between Kansas City
and Bristol, Tenn, via Chattanooga
and Knoxville. Leaving Kansas City
at 6:45 o'clock D. No., the train reaches
Memphis at 10:40 O'Clock pm. the
next night, Chattanooga on the follow
ing noon and Bristol at $3.50 o'clock
N m
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HINT VIM FAIR AND RAcFs

The Huntsville, Ala, fair and
races begin October 18th, ard contin-
ues five days The management an
nounces tina; there will be a msgnifi-
cent display Of farm, garden, dairy and
field products, big show in the art,
floral, m, cbaniCal and miscellaneous
halls, music by good bands, extensive
exhibition OF fetter dogs, pointer dogs
aud fox hound', fine saddle horses,
fine harness horses, fine draft horses,
fine jacks and mu e', and exciting
races.
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SUMMER
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CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

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COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


OF ths Nadel - ool oft tht Western sum
msr school VI - lpeTti ~ g O'Clock
fhis morning. Rrsifs SshfDg 20 enter
children SIX q | fsn ftY of age should
amply before - kriuF The class IS under
th insfra ion ~ sara 4 Van Nor-e,
and IS thoroughly fited up with al nee,ied
arrfaaces far fnoroush worS
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19

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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-07-09

The rumor is current that Hon.
Joseph Mcdonald, Of Indiana, will
SON succeed Mr. Manning as secretary
Of the treasury If Mr. Manning re-
tires. Honest Joe Mcdonald is the
right man to take his place. BY his
straightforward eminently sound and
consistent political course he has richly
earned lust such honorable distinction
as the Office of secretary of the treasury
would give him. Never in his long and
active political career did he faltcr III
support of the cardinal principles Of
democracy. When scores of leaders in
his own state went wild over the intia-
ton craze he preached the doctrine hard
money. and offered to resign his seat
in the nitcd states senate rather
than support the Ohio fiat money idea.
Ills uncquiyocal position on the tariff
question rejecting as absurd tn" fal-
lacfous doctrines of SO called protect
ion is known and respected throughout
the hand. If a break must be made in
president Clpycland's cabinet. we hope
to see Mr. Mcdonald step into the
breach