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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-04
FEBRUARY RULES 1850.

The object u this suit Il to OBJ alu a deere de-
ClErluH he MARRIAGE 'olennIECt between the
pliiu faud de!endantOn March Q, lsSJ. tnbe void
wife then living; or 70 obtain n divorce from the
bond Of mAtrlnony from sail defendant. Aud Il
appearing from an Aldavlt filed herein that Joseph
Il. Williams, the defendant is not resident Of The
State Of West YirRluia, and he not having been
served with process IN this suit II Is ordered that
he do amp ar hero within one month alter the aC
u the htst publication Of this order, aud do wnAl
u eCISnry 10 protect his interest IN this suit
III TESTIMONY whereof ! kAYa' heTeuuiO set my
hand this 30 day Of FtbruSFy, 1S6.
JOHN ". MlTCIIELE Clerk,
Publbhei for tho flrst time Febrtiary 4, 1856.
AUOI: JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
W. J. ". COwDEN, Collector for Complainant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-04

Prtsioa CoaRly Journal.
The Wheeling IETELLlaRScER is one Of
the liveliest and best dailies and
weeklies in the country, and is especially
valuable to all residents Of this State. Its
weekly edition is large sheet and con-
tains al the neHa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-04
STANTON u DAVENPORT,
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
To The sheriff Of Ohio County, Greeting;

10 INH 0H8IIH OF UAIU VUWuIyI WEteNHBi
We command you that you summon Joseph n.
wi lIamE II he he found In your balliwlCt, ~ ~
pea NJ the Ctrl'S Office Of the Circuit CGurI Of
ohio county al Rules 10 10 held for the said Court
BILL In ChanCeFy exhibited NgRitSt him In the said
Court, by Rose AllhR Williams And have then
there this writ Witness, John W, AltGfCll. Clerh
Of our said Court q! the Court House Of said noun
nary 1855 aud In the I'D var OF the state Of WCsl
Virginia. JOHN W, MICHEL, Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-04

FoR cuts, bruises, sptains, burns, scalds,
frost.bites and chilblains nothing equals
Salvation Oil. II aunlhilatos pain, Price
q cents bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-04

sOph r, Williams,
Take iotlc2 that tho dcposilloos Of Dacey Nor
lanS and oIhOr, will DO taken At the law office o
W. J. W. CoWdel, 1921 UhGpllne street, In toe Cltj
o. Wheeling, Ohio CO1hty. IN the State OF IVES
Virginia, on The i2th day Of March, A: d. 1856 be
tween the hellrS Of o'clock 4. Y. and O'Clock P
", 10 be read IN evidence IN the above named
cluIe on behalf OF said plaintiff. And II, from
any cause, the taking Of ii'd dispositions snail moi
10 commenced, or being commenced, shall net b.
completed OH that day, the ,akipg OF the same will
shall be comnlCted.
ROIE GETHA WILLIAMS. Plaintiff.
by W, ]. W. GowDEN, her attorney,
To InSahh r. Williams Defendant, iel I'll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-04

Sixty.seven members Of the London Re.
form Club who were In the last Parlia.
ment are not In the new one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-04

~, ., = o. Railroad.
Leave bellAlto a. sisS A n 10. NOOisneld and
Leave ycilAltO d SisOE. n. lot wOodaasld and
Arrive Il BeiiAlto al S,sO A. n. from Summer.
field, and al $40 P.a, from zhesvlll0,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-04

Joseph R. Williams Is no inhSLians cf my balll.
wick, nor found therein this LIST day Of February,
issB. CHAs, r.. BLANCHARD, DE-,
For ". q. MAldlAn, =, 0. Q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-04

NOTICE 70 TAKE DEPosIUONs.
In the Circuit Court 0t Ohio County West Viz.
glnla: .,,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-04
aasry Advertisements.

NTANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO ACT
w as Porter. one who has had experience
J. ". HUNTER, 1874 Main street ie4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-18

7 80 - ~ AtAAA &t1NlNa
Ghambssaaln q nfrmiusAnna.
Ckambellain d apssch & nlrsnlnR-
ham denisd that these h any difsrenoe
IN Aha pxin1ir1sa npon whieh Lord
Harrington and himsle dnsiraa 10 deal
wiEh Irs1and.
Franes aeinss ne Sew Mebtidea
IoaDoN, jane 17.-Spssial aasises
fH1m Aoamea. khe oapisMl q Nsw Gale.
ognfa. Eecaasea iaHs thia afinFnnan, nlata
fAa1 ths EEen1A man-of -uaE Dives has
returned from IN sxped kion % the NsW
hsbrtdss. Iis odsssEs say that she ex-
pedilien AaNded tFo0rs and hainaed Che
kFsnsh haR over the islAnds az sand
sch and Aalacolo. Aftar eslablishinQ
ne mllilAgy posts deemed nesessary for
the proteesion 81 Preach infsrests, the
residents. irrespective of nationality.
Were netiaed that Frnnos had taken
poz3eosl0n. The N0nznsan neuspspers
congFatalats France On her annexs-
lloa Of the New Hebrides in defiance Of
kngiand and her cnlanisa. Nav south
wales has dispatched q strong protest.
e London agsinat TIE Rsensh annsxa
tion.
The ExpuiaAsn of fhe PramcoA
PAnrH. guns IT.--The senate Commit
tee has rei isotsd ~ vols of SIX 70 thraa
all proposals for the expalsion Of ths
princes.
Merely Temporary Menamrea.
RAnw. June l7.-Ths Tempe rsssssrts
that the 0osernment has Rivan no o..
dsFs likely 70 cause q baiief that France
haa annexed the Neu HshFidsa. II saws
that nefeiy eemporaFy measures have
been taken 70 protect French sabiscls.
sas Dead Klne Luawiz.
BEnLxA, Jans 17.--A numbsr q per.
sons have been arrested here for dis
trinntinR pamphiets containing attacks
on the BaFarian Ministry for its alleged
reiatinas 20 the circumstances attend
Ing King Ludwig's daath.
The Germaa Court will 20 into
mourning for q period of three Weska
Oh aeoouns Of the dsath Of King Lad-
vie.
DasEustea wish ahs GsvernnAeus.
PAA1z. June iT.-Tf the Senate passes
the sxpulsina bill M. Waddinaton vii
resign ehe Frenoh AmbassadoFship AZ
London end The other Frenoh Ambaa.
sadgrs will do the same.
Tie GoveFnmsut has Submitted q
The Chamber Of Deputies Q bin 30 auth-
erise the Pansma Canal Company %
issoeiis proposed lottery loan.
Germany's Rniienes Rxhamssea.
BEzLEE, June IA ssml official
Communication from Berlin SAYS that
9eFmaay'a patienee in regard 10 Fksneh
oeauvinism is exhausted, and THAI
France is plainly striving 10 provoke 4
feeling hostile % Germany, not merely
transient, bat likely 10 lsad 70 grave re-
suits.
Manora % MaAmes.
I0Spoa, June 17.--An honorary de-
gree OF Cambridge University vas con-
ferrsd upon Hon. Oliver Wendell
Holiness ia pFessnee OF q large assem-
blage today. The presiaene delivered
landatory address 10 Dr.. Holmes.
Salisbury wants q Know.
LoEDoN, June l7.-In the House Of
Lords this sveninR Lord Saliabury gave
notice that be would ash tomoRrog con
eeEninR the unexpected asiion OF France
u the New HebFidies Isl4nda.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-18

GAapEa PAnT1.-kbouf asganty.ase
couples assendsd ne garden party aiEsn
g Lsnrel shada iaai niRht By Sndaa
and Mrs BaFka. Early 10 ths eEsnlna
q wind epFxnR %. uhich throataued %
break into she pleasure of tha esoaaI0n,
blt witA ne going dawu ~ taa amN Ahs
wind HuhaldAd. and soon Lana pre-
es1ted hsF smiiina eo1ntenanos. and 3
more beautlfal noouliQht uiaht uas
never kuo8a. B1unfiful Haffea8nau1s
waEe spread thruaahnnt tha eganima
near NE daneing plafform. ard tna
iuxurles 81 ihe ae4snn 9arg served -
faifos4 hands Ma Barrie n1peFIn-
tauded the Fefrasamaut tahisa. abtF
seconded ~ Ma gaman MsMmmahf,
Mrs.. Dr.. Baaisg and Miss Lsxzia Ferfys
Pref. fsaRhu'a 0soaegtfa furnl1hoa
exoalieat mnsie fof tho daneaF1. 1ha
platform 80 lighted hy myEIada of
japanese iantaFuN aad two iaras boa
nfss. - bulit tbat the smoke dI1 NOS
interiors IN Ne isast With t1s daBe1ls.
hhis1 tahies Wafs oaeupie9 duFlne Ne
whoia exenian. Ihe platform maa
pfaosd ca aha shore 81 ihe beautHfml laho
10 3 little grove gf laurel trees. q na1a
ensbantfnR spot. The raFty f4gged 8
sacceas iu every paFiieniar, sad - ne
Raeais lsft. AZ micniRhf, fheJ tandaGod
Mr& BuTha Mad ahs Judaa thaiT Con-
eraiulatieas aad visited then Ben u1se-
a5s o. lhsIE ffip b Waatfnaann. lar
shiah eitg shay siaFi this mofnina.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-18

Nsu Yosk sHR tDam.l; Tais Pan.
Eisctrie acanaal IA q trafaanda0as load
foR any party 10 carry ihroazh p0lii1.
oal oampsiEn. IDg kepaoiieAns WI
ass Is stRor0aslg and s4sotiyely 10 t1s
siesfisna tina fan and two years hanns.
TIE penalty tor the 9Fsat mistake
Whsah Mr. Cleveland maas Nhs1 be pat
the impecantaas and apeaultugo esntle-
1kn ffum Arkansas - eAarRe q t1e
nspartmanl 81 Jaatfpss ard fef the
aFsataf mistake 0f ksapina him thsre
nftaz hia cnAxse1ar ana opsFAiioaa hsd
besn discovered. giii AaRe - BE- pAid ~
tha Dsmoer4tie parly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-18

s. bouis 9lsbs- Dsn5ecrsf Rep }: Il is
STATED that ex-AideTman tashne Vas
paFmitta1 ~ nAm8 his e1neEassE IN
0lies which ciFsanstanoes baFono bic
e1utroi osupeilsd him - Felinqaisb BE-
fofs the exsfration of bis tsrn; and ue
infer that ths sane Rfaei01s eanslders-
ton wiii ins1ns f4vuraAis Metion npon
sash 81 hiH Recommendation for ap
paiulrnenfs b Fedsfal rfHes ia hsu
Vera ~ have pot yes besu rsAehsd. TIE
iuhaNnce ~ aman whe hsa hen 20 as-
tive aad poasnt ~ . DemneKa4is HunB
azef IN the metropolis should net cease
slmply beeAnss Be hzs esns % the psni-
tenllarY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-18

What ia year full nauss' askad TIE
maaisifais a. al in6ividaai $40 bad
been abseFbinR more uosHtain deu than
hs eouid eaxry.
SANE ~ mhen I'm soheR fhiel. Did
yer think akanacd Il lkie) vses Itook
50, s.z..- ..la q. iaass
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-18

lrlhullo1 b usemhers % oonRre1a. ID
. pruoAnla tnata . mach anaiier axpgn-
dllure Aad tegef aasaments would meet
AL reesenasle demands a. ths para q
tia rnoiie.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-18

A sevinR machine whsah y heia q fhs
ea1as and epsrAted iiks pais e asis-
aors has bssa patsnied.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-18

The Boston Globs had she following
hsadlinss ca ths Grst dag at Deer PARA;
HONEY DEW
arRRxD AMuNo IKE MouN1AEE DAtHEA.
TKm NAznoa'a BMzDkL Pam AZ DHMn
PAEK.
Anrorso N 4 DaAB CoRTAa1 WIZ aA1
RED TnuENIN08
STnaEaa THnouuu WooDx LAANzA -
DUsK VAS GnowrNo.
RHzaKF4Gx AZ EzKvKH-TME bLENpa
PULLED DoWN Al THx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-18


CmcnsaAFI. Juns 17.-Tweniy. three
hundred people assembled at tie Grand
0para Haase tonight 20 witness the
0fnSo Roman wrestling contest bo.
tween Wm. Muldoou and Th0s. Cannnn.
Msldoon ven ths nFst bout 10 ahiFty-
Ave minutes and Cannon the second il
eight minatea After wrestling City six
minutes sor q third and a1al fall, The
referee declaFed ths boul and match 4
draw. Muldoan bsoams very aiak after
the nrst aftean minutes wrastlinQ, and
Cannon vas not IN nFst elsss fsrm-
Funds Ger she q. 4. q. KaeanpmsaL
6AN Fnkxcrsoo. Juas I7.-At q meet
lna of Che f4anaral cammittae on Man
aaamnnt a. tha E9autlsth Natiauai In
oampment 81 he Grand Army os tie
Hspuhlia iaE1 e4snlna, q atziansut Was
made that = report had gained cirou-
lati0u thai tho COMMITTEES w0aid net Be-
able to carry cot their plans far lack of
funda fhe Fiuauca Committss. how
ever, reported that of the 90 900 nus-
eafibed for she expenses of the En-
oaDpmeaa, 9S5 900 bad been appFopri.
ated and that ths Gsusral Cemmltisa
niaht rely % obtaining that amouni.
Haias Prshasitlonists.
PonrEAxD fMs.). Jane 1.-The Pro-
hibiii0n STATE Convention vas heid here
tsday. Aaron Cara, 81 Barton, :
farmer. vas naminAied for Governor
and aeosptsd he nominaiion IN bFiei
spsesh.
Rnaehafl.
DEzsos. Jsns lT.-Dsiroiss II. Kan
aaa Ciiy 4
dslphia g.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-18

Goachen has iasnsd q manifesto D the
eleosora 81 EdinbaERh. saying; Il have
said EoiAine fn my speeene1 whiab
utsh retracted. deny that there 3 ne
alternative between 0ladstons's soheme
and e0eroion. deny taat the Parnsil.
lies N mast ea tha sole aFbitFators, of that
q ssparate kfish FafiiAmsnt and EEeon-
tive fs she Only feasible s0iution Of the
Eriah question. favor large msszuFes
of Decentralization, relieving tbs kmpe-
rial GoEernment OF . portion OF itA
work, bat these should always be sab
iset ts the control % the Imperial Par
lament. I especially obiest 10 givine
the Dahlin Pariiamanl control 0f tha
polies magizteaay, beeauas q toe Iona
standing differences % race,
creed aud class uGfts q paFti.
san GOVernment fer exslusive
unEsaarieted power. The Imperial Par.
iiamana you'd not b AaihGrized IN
handing ths minority, amounting %
one -ehird Of the populatiaB of IrelAnd,
70 q eoveEnzent against which that
minarity made q Eassianale VF9last.
The autnnomy Of Olhsr homoaeueona
coloaies pFeaauis no analogy 20 Ireland,
Jas,isa 70 Irsland mast not ineluae IN.
Justice 10 ons-third Of her population.
Gladseone's scheme h tndefenaible 10
principle and unavoidable In pfaetioa.
ID ealV reserves 20 tue ImpsFlai Parlia-
msng q paper g1pramaey. tee Adsef.
ents Of GladE1c1e do not defeRd toe de-
sAila % his achsme. fhey simply main.
tain the nhatEAea pEineipie ct home rule.
fhsFefore. their aeens&tlon thai The op'
sonsats of sach : sohams have no de.
hniaa alasrnaisva reesils on their eva
baaas, hua tha Unianist@ are willing d
exsand heal pousss of seif-RosernmeBi
eonailE applieabia % EnElaod aRd Seot-
Ara. saeh po8sEs % bs always sueisci
10 lusuaFial esnaroA No decree Tor no
weptary raiiAf. 40 aRpe&l Of party cI
olaas. ohzht q divert the peopis frau
defsnains tha Supremacy of PAfiisasnt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-18

Ioxnox, Jans II. "A eirealAr, aiRned
b. Tkomss Poser O'Conhof, n. r. has
hsen tasaad g ehs go bfanehea % tAe
Nalionai L.sAeus 10 Gfsst bfitNin. IL
erI3ars tha sorunation ef siecttosa esEn-
rnifIesa ana ashsF preparAttons Tor The
cnuainR s,raz<ls, a1d a4gN thAt sxpiasit
instrassisas % cordially ana easERsa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-18

0lxARA (Neb.), Juna 17.-Eli Owsna,
Who vas arrested for rApine Ida GFins.
agsd i6. bis sisteF. n-law, vas taken
from jail at Hebron, Nebraska, this
morning. and hanged 10 = tree by .
masked party of men from AlaxnndFia,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-18

The House C0mmittes en- Public
Lands t0dav took ap The Senate bill fer
fsiting the N0rthern Paeihe land grant
aud stFaek out all after the enacline
clause. with tha exception of the CLAUSE
subieoting the road 70 Territorial taxa
tion, and inserted ths Houss bin on the
same sabieei nov on the calendar.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-18

WAsHINoroS, June 1.-THE Presi-
dent today approved the act auth0rix-
ing the construction OF q bridge across
Staten Island Sound. known &c Arthur
Kill. and 70 establish TIE same as q pos.
road.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-18

OHAnLEsrox q. o., June 1T.-PfesI-
dent Cleveland, IN q letter which II to
be published here tomorrow morning,
expresses bis sincere thanks for bimself
aud Mra. Cleveland for the magnificent
wedding eift reesived frem tie citizens
of Charleston. TIE present consisted
ef q massive silver 9ssa, aoo0mpanted
by q letter 70 Mrs. Cleveland saying
that Il was intended as token ol the
high esteem fu which President Cievo-
land was held In Charleston, By reason
Of bic ability, hia true manlineas and hia
constant ddelify % his obligations an.
der ths Constitniisn snd Laws Of theso
United States.
A secret ClFcalar fhat was nes ss-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-18

WeonLAND. 1ane u.-fhia morning
George y. Snafpnaak, q prosperous
farmer living near Caohsyille. and So
peFtisoF Of Yoio County. shot and
killed himself. WhsthsF g vas Baicids
oF aeei lent h not yst known.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-18

C0NcoRD (N. H., June 1.-The siatue
Of Daniel Webster which vas presented
to the 6tate by Benjamin. Piercs
Cheney, Of Boston, vas dedicated today
with imposing oivie and military oere-
monies. The statue vas placed Ia tie
State House Park. Tue pedestal IL Of
the finest Concord granite aud vas de-
signed bv Ihos. Bail, who alec executed
the model q tho slatas at Fi0renos.
Italy, tbs casting being made 81 Ma
niah. Il ]. eight feet high and weighs
1000 pounds.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-18

PaILkpELPaTA, June 1.-9snWal
sssrotary TurneF, Of the Knights of
Labor, on being ahown by . reporter
the secret eiroalar Of PoWdafiy, which
vas publishsd today, Acknowledged that
eopiss Of The same had bean sent 20 the
General ASSEMBLY, and that ooaaidsfa-
bis expense had bssr incurred 10 main
tain secrecy. He waaid hereafter nfgs
that all auah matter 10 given 30 the
pFsss al onoe.
Ia ths oiFouiar TIE Knights Of Labor
ere warned aRainsl What P0gdoriy con
ssasFed a plat 10 pack the e1nvsRtiou,
whioh is 70 be held IL the month % %
tobeF, vita psliticiana, which be oiaims
20 have discovered 10 . movement on
foot 10 diarupt the order By understand
msans.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-20
HELENA, ARK.
A MAN KIIIed by His wife-The CIR
cult Court.
lsPEotAL TO rHE APPHAL.l

HELEVA, AK, May 49, yesterday
while William Clark, his wife and a
fourteen-year old son were a. work in
a cotton field near Hyde Park, Clark
attempted TO chastise his son for the
manner in which he was doing his
work and had him down, choking
him, when the boys mother request.
ed her husband to let him up. Clark,
not compl wing as readily Us she de-
sired, she raised c ton hoe and hit
him on the head, the sharp corner OF
il, inilicting wound in the mans
head from which he died soon after.
An inquest on the body WIS held this
morning by Justica John l.. Hicks,
when the above facs were elected
The woman has been committed TO
Jail, and this evening made state
ment t. your eorTespondment corrob-
Grating the same.
lhe Circuit Court is rushing bust.
ness, aud the docket promises to be
exhausted earlier than was ut first
supposed. One Of the most disaustlng
and revol ing cases that ever black
ened the records OF this court came
up for hearing vest srday, and the de
PENDANT pleaded guilty. The defendant
was a white man who was brought
from Isl nd GO 10 this place upon the
barge OF incest with his sister. He
was sen enced to Eve years in the
D 4titentiary. Clay Young, colored
grand larceny, thirteen years; Mccain
colored, thIeesyears
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-20
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SEN AtOr Lagaa's sabstitute for the
IAbar Arbitration Btlt.

Senator Logan presented Ia the Sen
ate to-lay az a substitute for the labor
arbitration bill, which recently pa SD
the House, q measure which, in sub
stance, provides as follow:
For Commission ot A bitration, to
be appointed by the President by and
with the advice and consent 4 lha
Sensta, 10 clneist OF five membels,
ore 10 be elect d from the Republic'
an organization, one from the Demo-
cratic gan ,tion, enc who rs 10,
rAcr IN Esd as member of cit or II
the two orgsn cations, one from a Cess
of citzsns experienced In the maa-
ageme 4 aau operation "a -ailrpaQs
sad IN Inc transport alton OF property
and plsserg rs, lot In lhs employ
conn c OF v tn CT int g tel In any
.rlilroad corporation or company en-
10Y I'd in business con e1ted vi "a he
trauspo tatjon Of parsons or rope ",
and onA Sho is ideDt fed esptc al y
with tie lab intere Is, having lull
Knowledge of me cond Ons and EN-
pl,ymeft Of the labor psople. Tue
p 4rsons comprising tie com
mission shall Do men having suDent
J inte ligance ss TO tie iDdnstii II a q
\ lab iuiereps of the coun y Inc
\commi 8 o ers are ea'h 20 receive
$500 var sci ny, and are empo &c
ereN to smpoy y secretary q stenog
rspAer Ind II messenAer, the TWO ior
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PnornsslosAL etiquette prevents tome

PROFESSIONAL etiquette prevents some
doctors from advertising their skill,
but we are bound by no such conven-
ton rules and think that II we make
n discovery that is Of benefit to our
fellows, we ought to spread the fact to
tn who'll land Therefore we cause
10 be published throughout the land
the fact that DR.. Il. V. Pierce's "Gol'
den Medical Discovery" is the best
known remedy for consumption
lgcrofula Of the lungsl and kindred
d,se asses send 10 cents in stamps for
DIR. Pierce's complete treatise on con,
sumption, with unsurpassed means o.
seli-tIeatment. Address, Worlds
ID spensary Medical Association, 6S'
Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-20
Adminisirai0r,s Notice.

DROwNs IRON BTFTERS CURED
h Nrs. A. Muller, No. hSi Main street,
Menphis, Tenn, Of chills aud fever. since
taxing the remedy she has had no return OF
The malady, snd she considers II the BEST
remedy in the WORM,
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The Greek DePuties.

ATHENS, May l9.-The Chamber OF
DEPUTIES met to-day and adjourned
II lii tomorrow W thout eleSting a
President. The followers Of M. De-
yannis, the late Premier, were pres
ent in great force.
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DROwN's Iron BITTERs HAS
ID proved an eGectuAl remedy In the fam
ily Of Mr.. Ohas. II. Vogol, 800 Manassas
street, Memphis, Tenn, in oil eases OF
stomach disorder, also as an appetizer ana
ranaral ionic.