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DIAMOND
VENTILATOR,
Buildings, Schools. Churches, Hospitals,
Dwellings Steamers, Passenger.
Sleeping and Refrigerator Cars.
Perf-cs Ventilation guaranteed
wherever ven,ila,ion L.
Required.

Architects and builders unite in saying
our Nos. and z for bed room and Office
ventilation. will soon become as standard
as the window.
Our Ventilator Tin any sikel, when
placed through 4 wall. q window sash, OIL
. wooden bar under sash. admits a con
slant supply of fresh air under perfect
control without draughts; any desired
temperature can be maintained In any
apartment No oIfce or s.eeping rom
shouid be without Il as IL stops burglars
excludes rain and dust. and keeps The
Apartment constantly fresh without rails
ing the windows. Being heavily plated
in nickel IL Is very ornamental when 1
place. The handles serve 10 regu.at
ventilator. also to raise and lower III,
window.
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Large Fire In -. raaI

b. Pau. Jan. ga Dire Is nov rag
ing 10 ths heart Of the city. Hopeless
" involved 10 property valued At $500.
900. The baildipgs on FIRE are occupied
By The Ryan Drug Company and SCHULZ
3 Co. A hve-story block, occupied by
Dennis Ryan, ard other bui dipgi, are
In great danger. Fire eHgines have
beeu sent by special train from Minne-
apoiis.
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WHITE q MUNDAY.

AttOrnoys at Law.
Q@se b wktnsh Uask. 90. rsuna -
Cq.uRha - ~
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The Queea Mesitates.

LONDON. Jan. 29-Previous to Mr..
Gladstone being sum noned, il vas re-
ported that the Queen hesitated between
tue ex- Premier and Lord Harrington,
and had ordered the Ministers not to
surrender their seats of office until
Monday.
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MArAMoRAs Mex Jan. 29.-Ons Of
the moot diabolioal murders ever per-
petrated on the frontier Whs committed
IN the heart OF this city last night. An
old Aisatian Jewish merchant, Antonio
Block. while closing his store about 3
O'Clock, vas almoss behsaded by blow
received from behind With an axe.
The murderer then rifsd the safe OF
nearly 5000 and escaped. three men
Who we're last seen With Block have
been arrested on suspicion.
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81. PKTEssBUsG, Jan. 9.-The police
authorities having ascertain. d that a
Sihilist plot Was being formed, made a
descent today upon the ae-dqusrter- OF
the conspirators and arrested q per
sons. Oa the discovery OF the conspir
acJ the police authorities. fearing snst
injury to the Gar vas intended, ad
sised MIN TO return - his palace at
Httoeins- The Emperor, however. de
clined TO do 30.
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A0aiPs In Greece.

QUEBEC (Can.) Jan. 9.-The count ,
OF Bonaventure relief committee has
teleersphed an appeal to the Dominion
Government for immediate aid for the
fishermen rendered destitute by the fail
ure OF the great fishing firms of Robin
d Go. and LIE Boutillier Brothers. Two.
thirds of the population of Bonaven-
ture county depended on those firms
fer their livelihood. Tbs committee
asserts that unless the Government
comes 10 their rescue at snoe, the pee-
pie will commit violence. Blot 10 al
ready threatened. Property and life
are endangered, and fears are enter
tanned thai the nnh Hill raiun annsama
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about the Gersna n..

BERLIN, Jan. Sin the Prussiau
LandtaR today during a discu ssion on
the spin; monopoly bill, Prince Bis
narck declared that il spirit monopoly
was refused the Government veuld be
forced to inposs an enormous license
upon dealers Referring to his remarks
relative to the Reichsta9 in the Land
tag yesterday, 10 the discussion on the
subject Of the expulsion OF the Pol. s.
ne dectafed that the Government did
not intend either a coup d'etat or the
dissolution ct the Reichstag. Mr.. Jes
son, the 8erman-Ameriean VINO vas
reosntly foroibly q pellea from Norbere
returned TO that town and vas immedl-
ately arrested.
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DUBLIN. Jan. 9-Ar. John Blake
Nationalist, has been elected a membe
OF Parliament from Carlow without
opposition.
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A rfokNKY-Af-LAw.W WILL PRAC-
n tos In al the Jastices and Terris0rial
Courts- uf1~e, ~ rooms o. the Probate
Court Yesterday Balldinx.
Witt daAa p. rt-unAv
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-21
The LEVEES
A Great Success and Essential 10
the People in the Bottoms.

Batesville Pdnolian: The levees
are a grand success, and of the d rest
necessity on the Mississippi Valley
bat they should be located with due
regard to proper distances from each
other. Would il not be much better
to err in giving little more distance
than meet ssary than to perform
piece of tomfoolery by attempting to
force a volume OF water through
channel not equal to its compass. As
to old Cowden and his outlet theory,
it is all humbug. Don't every one
horse farmer in the country know
that If you make outlets from creek
aud divert part OF the water OF given
points, that the channel below the
outlets at once commences TO fill
and cont act, just in proportion to the
amount of wattr diverted. 1t deadtns
thu current below the ouil Is, and
deposit in the ma channel lie the re-
suit, consequently after a few high
waters YOU have no certain or reliable
channel. The government should
have god practical engineer, whose
duty it would be to locata the levees a
sufficient distance back from the
banks upon each side to permit the
paSssge OF the overhows, and the cut
ting Of some Of the wort bends and
STRENGTHENING the river as far as practi.
cable, beginning at the lower end. 1t
may be true that some OF the fel ows
on the front would be left out, and
would raise a howl, but that
is one cond ton in all af
fairs OF life-somebody is bound
to get left. The fellow that runs for
Office aud gets left bowls in fact there
is always to be howl, no matter what
is going on, and to DO the best thing
for the general pubic good is the
to act from.
Now that we have fully settled this
mate and told how this thing should
be done, we don't want any commit
tees to come fooling around wanting
10 rush us of to Washington with old
Cowden and Miles, for we are not
going.
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THE VITICULTURISTS.
Resolutions Asking Protection
Against AduIterAted Wines.

WAsHIEGToE, May 20.-IncreasinR
interest was manifested to day in the
National Vitcultural Convention.
During the afternoon addresses we're
made on the varieties Of vines which
have been grown with success in Vir.
glnia, aud in M thods for SURPRISING
vice diseases. Toe following resolu-
tlons were adopted:
WHEREAS, The development OF grape
culture in the United States rails 8
serious questions c ncerning the future
OF this important industry, In which
IS invested $1,000 600, an amount Of
OF value worthy OF the give nment's
care; and, whereas, the effect OF adul-
teTated and spurious wines with the
pure products OF the vineyard tends
greatly to the injury OF the morality
aud health Of the consuming public,
and the competition proves ruinous to
viticulturs and il permitted will result
in its utter decentralization therefore,
be it
ResOlred, That the association memo
Iialize Congress to secure q section OF
viticuliurs under the direction OF The
Department of Agriculture. and II &C.
tSbished 1t shall be granted sn appro-
pristion as will enable 1t 10 conduct
all the experiments so necessary in The
impr ovement Of vineyard products by
pruning aud culture; the use OF such
remedial measures as are thought 10
pr mise advantage or benefit, end to
stford all means for the development
OF viticulture.
RESOLVED, That the bill introduced by
the Hon, Wharton j. Green OF North
Ca oliDa. defining pure wine and pro-
vidiug means FIR its protection, re-
ceive the unanimous approval of this
body, and II enacted will protect thia
growing industry from the evils which
threaten ITS destruction, and check
the work of men who, for private
gain, are engaged in deffaudiDg the
public and in bringing discredit
upon American wines.
A committee wss appointed to
memorislize Congress on the subject
Of the cres ion of section OF viticul-
ture in the proposed new Department
Of Agriculture.
The President received the members
Of the convent on in q body to day.
The main hall of the Masonic Temple
was filed last night with invited
guests, who examined various varieties
Of wines made in States East Of the |
Rocky Mountains.
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BLAINE'S BOY
Says HIS Father IL in Good Health
and En- jOying Himself.

New York, May 20.-A New Haven
special to the Tribune says: Walker
Blaine, who has just returned from a
visit to Maine, stopped over here a
shoit time to-day. In speaking of his
father he fa'd: "His health was never
better. He is taking it easy now and
enjoying himself. He is looking rug
ged and hearty, and evidently has lit
tie care on his mind"
To the inquiry il his father was get
ting in trim for 1888 he replied: "Not
exactly. A Presidential contest with
which my father has nothing to do
would be a novelty, wouldR't it2 But
1 don't suppose be thinks Of being q
candidate. he is greatly interested in
the success Of his party"
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Heavy mains An Norm OaroIlna,

RALEIGH, N. c., May 2O.-Phenom-
enally heavy rains have fallen in the
western part Of the State since Mon
day. A part Of the great bridge over
the Yadkin river, on the North Caro-
lima railroad, near Salisbury, has been
washed away. Several washouts on
the Atlanta and Charleston Air Line
are reported, and some damage done
10 the Atlantic, Tennessee and Ohio
railroad. News has just been received
Of railway accident caused by the
derailment Of train rear Alexan.
der's, on the Western North Carolina
railroad
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STAY OF PROCEEDINGS GRANTED.
naantirx Yonr Hama.

Finish the walls and ceilings with
Alabastine. You can do it; mex
pensive; try it. White and twelve
tints. Cheaper and better than paint,
kalsomine or paper. Disinfects and
prevents diseases. Beautiful sample
card free. By druggists, hardware
and paint dealers. $3.50 given away.
8. MANSFIELD 4 co., Memphis.
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places.
PIanisg MIII slrihe "a 81. L.ouIs.

ST. LOUIS. No, May 20.-The ma
chine men in eighteen planning mills in
this city struck to-day for an advance
in wages aud the ad ption Of the eight
hour system. Abont 500 men are AZ
fec'ed directly and 800 or 400 more in
directly. The pTopr etors are firm in
their intentions to graft neither OF
these demands, and say they will shut
down indefinitely unless the men re.
turn 10 Work
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Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites,
in Consumption and Wasting Dis
eases. Dr.. @ w. Barringer, Pitts
burg, Pa. says: 81 think your Emul-
sion of Cod Liver Oil is a very fine
preparation, and fills long-felt want.
II is very useful in consumption and
wasting diseases"
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cHANCERY SALE.

DURsUANT 70 decree rendered b. the
L ChAnOsry CourA st Nashville, 81 I've 90
tobor term, 1895, and entsred Of record at
page SIS, Minute Book No. =, IN The case Of
Samuel Perkins, W John 3. Oiaybrook and
others, noticN y hereby glTNn thatI will ex-
pose 70 public sale, ct Tie courthouse do ~ at
Memphis, Tennees se, upon the terms hoHo-
inAftsr set est, at II o'oASck NE on The
ma dAy 81 Nay, lSSs,
the following dsseribed property, al situate
in the Taxing District q shelby county,
Tennessee, to-Wtt;
Lot No. IS, west side Of Auction Square,
Lot No, leo, south 81 . Of Auction Square,
Lot No. ass Second street.
Lot Ne. SIS. corner Sf 0Vorton and Third
soutS hSii lot sss Second strsn.
Lot IA and part lot las, Wesedido Of AIAiA
street, between Market and Winchester 50.
Terms Of Sals-0ne- fourth cash, and The,
balance on credits Of 6, II, II and y monthsi
intsFOst bearing notes required for dotefrod
payments, and Zen retained. sale ireo NON
FSdemptioa. SAMUEL PERKINS,
special Commissicaese
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Convict Labor In Arkansas Coal
Mines.

LITTLE Rock, ARK May 20.-The
people Of Coal Hill, in this State, are
greatly excited over a discovery that
the convict contract system is now in
force in one Of the coal mines near
that villsge. Tho 0nita Goal Com.
rsny OF this city own . mine about
three miles from Coal Hill, which is
operated exclusively by convicts, TO
the exclusion Of miners who have
been thrown out of mp,oyment by
them. Complaints have been made
10 the Governor Of this violation Of
the law, and appeals have been sent
begging him to take means TO have
the convicts removed and the work
given to licensed miners, aud 1t 10
feared that unless some decisive action
shall be taken by him worry soon, the
miners will organize and attempt to
drive them awsy by force, when blood.
shed and probably great loss Of life
would surely follow.
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RaFsOas hiding in the PennsyIVa.
MIA Coal Regions.

PTrTsBURs, Pa, May 20-A regis
tered letter was sent from Coal Valley
on last Friday to Mrs. Lucy Parsons,
Chicago, the vile Of the noted Ansrch-
list. 1t was thought before that he was
in hiding with friends in the Monou-
gahela Valley. Following the CleW
given by the letter, q detective hiss
been for several days looking for him
in Coal Valley. His efforts have been
unavailing, except that he l. now con-
WINGED that Parsons is net far from
there. The detective has been work
ing up the case and has almost posi-
tive proof that Parsons is either in the
valley or at Monongahela City, and is
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WlII Nol Aceept 3 Uompromise.
The Coal Miner Convention nj &c.
Louis.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, May 2O.-The coal
miners who have arrived in this city
from various parts OF the country for
the purpose OF attending National
Convention and forming a National
Assembly Of the Knights Of Labor
have made complete arrangements for
their meeting. The convention will
lest three days, beginning to-day, he
sessions being strictly secret. The
first day will be dsvo ed to initiation,
when 1t is expected large numbers OF
miners from the eastern districts of
Illinois and the Indian Territory will
apply for membership, and if these
additions shall swell the present
number of members to large eBcugh
proportions the question OF forcing
their employers 10 accede to their de-
mands and redress their grievances
will be copside' ed and acted upon.
The decision OF the convention is
awaited WITH Interest.
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UP 5000 FM@T.
REHR PARK AND OAKLAND-O

NEER PARK AND OAKLAND-On
- the crest Of the Allegh mics, within the
famous Glade Section, directly on the line Of
the d. and o. No Stage Ri es or Bus Trans
fers All Limited Express Trains Stop.
With the new and unpaTal eled fast tohod-
u'e on tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
these lovely twin resorts are beyond all com
parlson the most advantageOusly located,
both rs TO train seryice and surroundings, Of
any east Of the Rockies.
Season Opens June 23d. No FLIES.
No Mosguitoes. No Hay Fever No Malaria:
Deer Park and Oakland, the one being but
six miles distant from the other,-with the
most charming drives connecting thoq,=-wil
WALKER, who, in h three seasons man
agoment, has made many epthusiastic friends
OF the glorious resorts All communicat ions
should be addressed 10 W, j. Walker, Queen
City Hotel, Cumberland, Md up to June
18th. After that date, oithor Deer Park or
RATES-seO, SIS and 900 per month, ae-
cordipg TO locations.
The B. and 0. Company has spared no ex:
ponse In rendering Deer Park and Oakland
the leading Noun ain Resorts Of the East,
and for the season Of 1885 the AttHaotions will
DO Of a character not hitherto equaled, and
the cuisine OF both houses unexeollod.
Pirst-class Laundry. fine Livery. kle-
CANT new Bathing Pools.
The finest place for Children 10 the land.
RROwN's IRON BITTERs COM.
- pletely cured Miss Ethel GunthoTpe, So
Hi street, Menu his, Tenn, Of neuralgia,
from VIII oh she suffered nearly q year. Two
bottles only were required 20 do The work.
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Death OF Mlsa Frankie POlson's
GRANDFATHER.

BUYPALo, N. Y, May 2O.-Col John
B. Folsom, grandfather Of Miss frankie
Folsom, died yesterday at Folsom
Dale, Erie county. He had been an
invalid for several years.
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ISsd GRAND MONTHLY

Extraordinary Quarterly Drawing
In the Academy Of Music, New Orleans.
Tuesday, JuSe N, Iss0,
Under the personal supervision and man
AEemont OF
Gene. r. BeauFeg n I'd of LouisiAna, ana
Gen. Jubal A. ERsly, Of Virginia,
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Probate Court Sale Real Estate.

No. BS5, R.D.-In the Probate Court Of Shell
By County, Tonn,--T. J, O'Nsil, admins
traitor, VS.. Cath. Rllen 0'Nsil.
10y virtue Of a decree for sale, entered IN
ID this cause 90 April n, 1885, minute book
t6, paaes l9i, ETC., will sell 70 the highest
bidder, at public auction, In front Of the
courthouse door, on hAin street, on
Saturday. may ~, 1855,
within lssal hours, the following described
real estate, to-Wit; A certain piece OF par.
eel Of land, situated In Msmphis, Tenn.s
oommenelnG on the west side Of Main street,
and running thence north S752 feet; thoneo
wsst 1851 feet TO Center fleyi thonee south
along said alley S7H ieA 70 . stake, and
thence east llS11I feet 70 the bSginnipE. The
said lot Il the south half o. lot No. loS, and
Il situated q the intertostion OF lhs north
side Of the hrat alley south Of and parallel
with 0VOrton street with Main gtrOet. The
said sale will DO subject 70 right OF home
stead Of Cath. EllOn 0'Heu In said real e.
tate.
Terms Of Saloon Q credit Of seven 20
months; the purchaser 10 execute note with
surety, and lien will BE- retained 70 eeouro
unpaid purchase money. EQUITY 81 redomp-
lion barred. This April n, lBe&
III. q, C6LLRg, Clark.
By q. L. Mcdonald, Deputy Clerk.
VIM. NJ. Randolph, B0liciNpEs
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+" MAGNOLIA
ATTRACTIvE SALE
-0R-
BEAUTIFULLY SHADED
Suburban Residence Lots I
VILLAGE OF MAGNOLIA.

These choice residence lots OF ample d.
menlions lie IN THE VEkY CENTER Of .
locality already famous for Its hne society
and Its beau ful and attractive residences.
These lots front on wide avenues, and are
connected with the city By two railroads
which afford four daily trains each wey, and
By = good gravel road over which the city
can DO reached by drive IN thirty minutes.
From any part Cf these grounds the ere
can In any direction take u the most BILE
CANT RESIDENCES and tho swoot, 81 little
COTTAGE HOMES, irving the mpst eonelq-
giye .eyidence OF the TACT that RIGHT HkRk
o TaS Location N.s 1S S a ,S SS%it H.s
apart from Ike sOnvsnIsnc, q passips trains l
SIEfE GRAVEL Pfks Sss%n aasSOiiS .
The hcaltA Of this locality Is prOvOsbiAlly
The sale viii take place on the premises
(MRgnolia), on
Tuesday, 45th May, 1880,
ct II o'clock am. Terms One third cash,
one.third In twelve months and one-thlrd
In twenty-iour months, with interest at s
per cont per ennqm.
Trains at 10 o'clock am. and II o'clock
the sale and return ifee 70 bidders.
seasOnablo Refreshments 81 Jacob Stein
ALL PURCHASERS will be required 10
close MP every purchase By signing sales
book on the grounds and paying 10 per cent.
Y. ". RsYsTRR & CO., salssusn.
WIN P. DUNAYANT,
EDMUAD ORGILL,
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A Valuable Patent.

DanSy's HorSel Corn and Pea Plan
Ger.
HAVING perfected my invention, I wis b
perfect sueosss-opsus the drill, Distributed
the seed acct rataly, uniniurod, and OOVsTd
the came, thereby one man performing the
work Of three. Thss have been used In
this section for over . doson years With per-
moniAlB, Address
JOHN d. DAN0Y, Dsnoyvills,
Haywood county, Tenn
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W. RSYsTBR 4 Co, salsSmsn.
EDMUND ORaILL,


RROwR's IRON BITTERs COM.
- pletely eradicatod malarial poison
from the system Of the little son Of Mrs.
Pearce, $50 Poplar street, Memphis, Tenn,
when suffering from chills and fever. Qui-
nine failed TO benefit him.
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RELIEF!
Forty Years a Sufferer from
Catarrh!
WONDERFUL TO RELATE.

"F0R FORTY YEARS have been VIC
tim to oATARRH.,,three.fourths Of the time
a sufferer from EXCRUcIATING PAINS
ACROSS MY FOREHEAD AND MY NOS
TRlLS. The discharges were so offensive
tina. hesit ate 10 mention It, except Tor the
good II may do some other sufferer. l have
spent q young fortune from my earnings
during my forty years Of suherinR 10 obtain
relief from the doctors, have tried patent
medicines one could learn Of-from
the four corners Of the earth, with no relief
And AT LAST (57 years Of age) have met
with a remedy that has cured mo entirely
made me a new man. weighed l28 pounds,
and now weigh lag. / used thirteen bottles
Of the medicine, and the only regret have
Is, that being In the humble walks Of lie
may not have influence 10 prevail on all ca
tarrh sufferers to use what has cured me
Guinn's Pioneer Blood Remover.
HENRY CHEVES,
"No. 267 Second street, Macon, Ga."
"Mr. Henry Cheyss, the writer Of the
above, formerly Of Crawford county, now Of
Macon, Ca, merits the confidence Of all in
terested In catarrh: W. A. HUFF.
"Ex-Mayor Of Macon"
A SUPERB
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-21

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use Of "Wilbor's Pure COd-Livor OH and
Lime" ExFerienee has proved Il 70 bs q
valuable remedy for Consumption, Asthma,
Diphthsria, and all diseases Of the Throat
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druggists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-21
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