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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28
A Fo0lIsh And sluhhorn RoIIer


In the efficacy Of certain remedies Of violent
action Is tho beSettlpE foible Of the ignorant
and prejudi'od. The lndisoriminats use Of
purga,ives is very common phase of tho
faulty OF such people. AlOes, podyphillin.
discussed In sugar coating. castor oil, mer-
curry, and other old fashioned drugs. still
hold their own among this class, and al
though the success OF Hottetter'e Stomach
Bnteta sufficiently diaproves the necessity
for VIOLENCE in medication, the adheTents or
an exploded "a lacy still persist In giving
pep,iR constipation, liver com plant are as
certainly and thoroughly subdped by the
Is tiers, as they ave invariably RgarAvatbd BY
an indiscriminate use Of medicines, oficinal
or proprietary, belonging TO tho class which
we have copdemnet. Fever and sgue. per-
kidneys, Yield 10 the blttara.
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hrs. EFAstua Brooku Proutrnted

NRw YORK, November 27.-Mm.
Erastus Brooks was 80 Frustrated by
the death of her husband that she was
unable to be present at the serv ces in
the Church Of the Ascension at West
New Brighton today. Rev. Paschal
Hanover, rector Of the church, went
to the houfe Of the dead journalist
and held a service OF prayer, at which
none but members OF the family were
present. Mrs. Brooks attended, sup
ported by her sons and daughters.
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AM ImportAnt LIquor DecIaion.

CHICAGO, Ill, November 27.--A
special dispatch from Dubuque, Ia,
says an important decision in liquor
case was rendered there by Judge
Shiras, OF the United States District
Court. II was the case OF Sheer vs..
Gross Bios., who conducted q retail
saloon 10 connection with their brew
cry In Chickasaw county. On mo-
ton to remand TO the State court on
the ground that no Federal question
was Involved. the Judge decided that
q Federal question was involved and
that the case would have tn remain In
the United States Court. This means,
II Judge Shiris Is upheld by the
United States Supreme Court, that
saloon keepers and brewers cannot be
deprived OF their property without
lust compensation.
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A Vicious and Rrutal Prise Fight

CHICAGO, ILL, November ga
special dispatch from Philadelphia
says: Jack Langdon, OF Philadelphia,
and Pete Mccoy, Of Bos' on, fought
three vicious rounds with small
gloves Pete Mccoy was In the pink
OF condition and pushed the fight from
the start, punching his opponent
severely about the head aud face. The
third round, Mccoy sent in a ewing
ing right hand bow on LanPdon's
n ok, A1orlDg him like an OK. Before
falling Langdon staggered for a
moment dropped his hands, ard then
vent down like falling log. He re-.
NAMED unconscious twenty-five Sec
onds, and Mccoy was awarded the
stakes,
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Tine s.Idiern' Home.

WARRINGTON, November 27.-From
the report Of the Board of Commits.
sioners OF the Soldiers Home, II ap.
pears that $40 persons were admitted
to the lhome duling the year. Ninety
three OF the inmates were discharged
q their own request, FIVE dismissed,
thirty suspended and iorty-one died,
There . Q now S94 regular and fifty.
two Temporary inmates at abe home.
number larger than ever before &C.
commodated. The cottage formerly
occupied by the President as a sum
mer residence has been assigned 10 Ia.
mates Of the home for OCCUPANCY.
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COERCION IN IRELAND.
what Alexander Sullivan Thinks IL
Will Amount To.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, November 27.-"I
think, like other attempts at coercion,
II will only result In failure" said MIR.
Alexander Sullivan, ex.president Of
the Irish National Lesgue, today when
asked by a reporter what he thought
Of the new departure OF the EDglieh
Government In the direction OF CO.
ercion In Ireland. at lie more likely
to be q failure than ever before,
because there is q greater feeling
OF sympsthv for the Irish people
among the English masses than ever
exis' ed before. Thatsympathy is due
primarily TO Glsds.one's advocacy and
statement OF the cause OF the Irish to
the Epglish masses and TO the
presencs OF the stamping of England
by Parnell and Davitt and q large
number OF their colleagues, who have
80 stated the l ish cause TO the English
people that the latter now understand
prec sely what 1t Is. 1t Is not ques-
ton between races and creeds, bat OF
humanity. II would not be at all sur
prisiug, in view OF Churchill's pecul-
lar tactics and his manif st Willingness
to initiate the career of Dlsraeli, II he
anticipated the failure OF coercion and
was anxious for is trial and failure in
order to justify him in jumping over
to the home rule side HIM elf. The
Irish ell over the world will become
more active in their organ .tions and
m 1Ie liberal in their contributions.
There has been no want OF sympathy
for or confidence 10 the Ilish party on
the part OF the Iiisb all over the world
/ should not be su tprised II Church
ills enforcement OF coercion was real.
ly q preparation for the advocacy OF
hume rule by him. OF late there has
been no seeming necessity for apy
great activity. II the Tories make
that necessity manifest, they will soon
hear the response Of. the IIish through.
ont the world"
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Georre wan stnrt q raner.

New YoRK, November 27.-Henry
George stated today that he was max
ing arrangements for the publication
OF weekly paper which he intended
to Issue on the fist OF the year. II
will be called the Standard. He said
1t would b9 about the SIZE of the Irish
World, and would sell for Ave cents.
He rays the PAPER will be published
in the inteTests Of all who work with
hand or head.
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WeattnEhOuse DownesI

PrTrBUBo, Pa, November 27.-Ths
Interference case OF w. ID. Hutupee
AGAINST George WestinRhouse, IT,, sbd
John Nicholson, w., In the matter Of
priority OF Invention OF the double
pipe Ryttem Of conveying natnral gas
70 consumers, has b 90 decided by the
Commissioner Of Pat nis end Ohief
Examiner Ia favor Of Hartupse. A
great deal Of money ls Involved, - q
number Of comDanies have bseo ply-
Ing royalty to Westinghouse for the
uss OF his system.
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Old ChNrI,v wirninH.

NKw York, November ~, old
Charity Virgins, the mother OF the
wonderful pianist, Blind Tom, who a
Sherif's jury yesterday determined
was not competent to protect his prop
city or take care Of himself, appeared
In the Supreme Court today, and
through counsel, presented the fiud-
inPs Of the Sherff's ju'y to the court,
and asked tuat she be appointed a
committee Of her sons person. De-
cision was TeseYvad.
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miDisirstion OF the bureau. In the
necessary purchases OF supplies durinR
the year the bureaus C mira Is ex.
hihit gratifying results in the general
reduction OF prlcss, accompanied in
meny instances with manifest i'm
provement Of quail ty OF tbs stores
obtained. The p Icy Of Supplying
our vessels abroad by periodical eh p
ments OF surp'ifs hiss bsen found in
its operations TO be quite satisfactory.
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the prorre.- Of CommitIces.

WASHINGTON, November 27.-Mr.
Randall sp eabs encoursgingly OF the
progress Of his committee upon the
appropriation bills. The snbConmit-
tee had work on the District Of
Columbia, Sundry, @ vii and Legis-
lativp, Executive and Judicial Appro-
priation B lis. The latter have been
at work today.
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what Economy Demonstrnae.

WELLINGTON, November 27.-Pay-
master 4 n. VIII T. house, In charge
OF the Bureau Of Provisions and
Clothing, in his a2s ual repor. TO the
Secretary Of the Navy, rays that the
result of snict economy in the Dur.
chase OF fupplis dutirg the wear
demonttratei that there bad exjstod
large field for the ntrodurti,n Of more
careful business methods into tho al.
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Non.Resident Notice.

No. 6O72-In the ChAncery. Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn. State OF Tennessee, Tor
use, etc., vs.. W. NJ. Sneed OF al.
It appearing froSn bill which 10 eWorn 70 ~
Mrs. Smith and husband, 3. II, smith
are residents Of the State Of Texas and non
residents Of the State Of Tonneesee;
IL Is therefore ordered, That they MAKE
az shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, on
or before the hrst Monday. in December,
1855, and plead, answer or depHr TO con.
plainant's bill, and. amended bn Or tns
same will DO taken for confessed a. 70 toon .,
OF this order DO published once week tor
four successive weeks, In the Memphis APP
peal. This 18th day OF October, 1885
81 Moo0WELu, Clork and Master.
ByT, D. Caldwell, Deputy o. and M, r..
r. II. and O. W. Heiskell' Solicitors TOT
complainant.
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The Power Of Summary Punish.
Ment.

WAsHIEoToN, November 27-Col.
n. G. Lieber, Acting Judge Advocate
General OF the Army, In his annual
report recommends that to commits
stoned officers within certain narrow
and well defined limits be entrusted
the power Of summary punishment,
such as is conferred by the English
code. The lack Of power In court
martial 10 punish civilian witnesses
who refuse TO testify, Is said to be
likely to lead to an entire failure OF
Justice in some cases. The Euglish
code and the articles OF our navy con.
Ter this power, and its extension to
army court mar tials Is recommended.
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A IN ONT LInERAL OFFRR

THR VoLTAIo Belt Co., Marshall,
Mich, offer 10 send their Celebrated
VoLTAIo BTLB and Electric Appli,
ances on thirty days trial to any man
afflicted with Nervous Debility, Loss OF
Vitality, Manhood, etc. Illustrated
pamphlet In sealed envelope with full
particulars, mailed free. Write them
n onCe.
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The New hIlv,r DoII..

WASHINGTON, November 27.-It Ia
stated at the Treasury Department
that the new 81 silver certificates will
Dc ready for general distribution in
limited quantities about the end Of
next week.
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Imports ard Exports.

WASHINGTON, November 27,-The
Bureau OF Sta is'ics reports the value
OF our Imports for the year end M
October SIT a. $685., $3.50 776, agaios
S572, 437, 1878 for The prt ceding twelve
months, and the exports at 1897 ,02O,.
500, against SIZE, a72,8l7.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE
VARIOUS OFFICERS,
Showing the Business Of the Year,
and Making Suggestions for In
prOVemebt in the Future.

WASHINGTON, November 27.-The
annual rel olttf he Ligh bou Board
desc ID in detail the work done IN
der its dire ion during the fiscal year
ended Juoe 80 h last. 1hs np'rt
States thst the Board hes brought the
hume Ous aId vari, d aids 10 naviea-
Raticn under is charge up TO the
proper standard, and las done all that
Is otsible with the funds at its dis
poial. CONGRESS lat year au hoTized
the establishment Of a lighthouse and
fog signal in Cape M ars, Ore; light
house at San Luis 0bispo, Gal, new
supply steamer, etc, but made no APP
propria ions Their FIR, 80 that the
board was powerltss TO act in the mat
ter. The board recommends that
steps be taken to prohibit the estab-
lishment OF private lights and
buoys in navigsble waters, and
that the board be authorized to
provide temporary lights In cases
Emergency. II Is also urged that
provision be made for the establish
ment OF q supply depot and ice harbor
on the Kentucky river, near CARROLL
ton. An appropriation Of $4,000 is
asked for the establishment OF light
house and buoy depot at Little Ira
verse Bay, Mich, and one Of $4,000
for the establishment Ct q similar
depot at Memphis. Tenn. An appro-
priatlon Of $4,000 is also asked for
the completion OF the lighthouse on
Northwest Seal Rock. The estimates
for supplies, salaries, repairs aud
other general expenses Of the service
for the next fiscal year amount to ST.
1900. Estimates for special sppro-
priations, amounting TO $l33, 076, are
also submitted. These include $40,-
900 for q ateam tender for the Western
rivers.
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me Kaormous Oleomarrnv,,. =,

WARRINGTON, November 27.-It Ia
stated ct the internal Revenue Bureau
that the revenue from the tax on
oleomarealine which went into effect
on the Let instant will amount to about
3l00, 900 for the present month.
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Lemon Hot prnna

Cure all Coughs, Colds, HoarsspeFs. sere
Throat, bronchitis, Pneumonia and ali
Throat and Lung diseases, except Oonsump-
ton, which disease Il palliates and aroatly
relieves, Prioe % ceut. Lemon hliKir and
Lemon Hot Drops sold By druggists. Pre-
parod By DR. III. MOALEY. AlAntA, Ga.
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surgeon General Bsxter's Report.

surgeon General Bakers Report.
WARRINGTON, November 27,-Act-
ing Surgeon General Baxter, OF the
army, has submitted bis annual re-
port TO the Secretary OF War. The
report shows for the army year OF
exceptional freedom from disease, al.
though Il has been one OF unusual
hardship and activity for troops sta
tened on the Southwestern frontier.
The Surgeon General says II Is q mat
ter OF congratu alton that not only the
admission rate to sick report for the
troops, but also the deaIh rate has
fallen 10 q point lower than at any
time within The history OF the Medi-
cal Department, end comparisons
with the rates OF admissions and
deaths for all the years OF peace since
1889 will show q progressive and ap-
parently permanent improvement in
health. Loses to tho army from dis
charges for physical debility have 70
decidedly decreased, though not to the
extent shown by the death rate. tits
shown that a greater proportion Of in
validg was furnished by troops under
81 years oil age, while up to the ags
Of 20 the rate proved 80 much above
the mean for the whole army
that the Surgeon General Gays It may
be fairly gus toned whether the ger.
vices rendered by these young men
are equal TO the cost Of their mainte-
anca Menlof Irish birth furnished
the AiShestl mortality rate, the En-
glish blood next and the Germans
tLird. .t tk
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mn ARTYN's COMMERCIAL COL
w LEaE, Sls Sixth ST., Washington, y.
O. Provides practically useful business oa . y,
cation. No terms nor vacations. eLo'u,SsIe
enter at any time. Terms; Lie scholarship
$40 Twelve weeks Course, Board eto''s
Send for circular. ..
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LEMON ELIYIR

Cures INDIGESTION, headache, malaria, Kid
ney disease, fever, ohills, loss OF sppatits,
debility and nervous pro, tration by regulate
and Blood.
Lemon Elixir Ia prepared from the fresh
IuloO OF Lemons. combined with other vege-
table liver tonios, oathArtics, aromatic atim-
ulAy u and blood purifiers.
Fifty cents for ono tAlf-pint bottloi 81. 90
for Pint and ha bottle. Sold By druggists
eOnerslly, and BY all Wholesale dFuxsiIts.
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Proclamation by the Governor.
The State Of Tennessee-Wm B. Bate, Gov.
ernor-To all who shall see those Presents,

The State Of Tennessee-Wm. B. Bate, Gov
ernor,-To all who shall see those Presents
Greeting:
MT HEKEAS, It has been made known 10
wv me that some unknown party. or par
ties charged with having committed foul
and atrocious murder on the body Of John
Graham, on the 30th day OF October, 1885. In
our county Of Shelby, fed from Justice and
now running at Target
Now, therefore, /, VIM, B. Bate, Governor
as Aforesaid, BY virtue Of the power and au-
thority in me vested, do hereby oher q TO
ward Of two hundred and fifty dollars, 70
any person or persons who may apprehend
the said unknown party or parties, and de-
liver him or them 70 the Sheriff Or Jailer. Of
in that behalf may DO bad and executed.
III 8 reward is made payable, one half on
delivery 70 the Sheriff ana one half en- con
yiction.
my hand, aud oauted the Great Seal Of the
State 70 be afixed al Nashville, on Abe lSth
day Of November, 1885.
~ the Governor:
JoHN ALLISON. Secretary Of State.
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nnfrY,s European IEoteI.

Corner Of Adams and Main streets. Rooms,
500, 75c and per day I. American Plan.
81 per day. P!r.t class Restaurant In the
10y n si.n'. Prnhrlatnr
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The Christian Brothers have the pleasure
of announcing the completion of EXTEN-
sIVR ADDITIONS to their College, which
they have provided with all select modern
improvements and convenisnoes, and they
arc now enabled to accommodate an In
creased number Of BoarderS, Half BOarders
and Day Students.
For information concerning Terms, Board
Tuition, etc, see Catalogue or apply Oy mai
'" ' BROTHER MAURELIAN,.
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MOrtnArY RnnOrt.

Mortality report for the week end.
ing Saturday, November 81, 1886, at 8
O'Clock p,m.:
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Deviled Grabs, Shrimp,
Salmon, Fresh Can Msckerel,
Sardines, HOLSTERS,
Brook Trout, Oysters,
Mackerel In Tomato Catsup,
Sweet Stuffed Pickles,
Sour Pickles by the gal. and I'm Jars,
Picked Onions, Hot Relish,
wooster Sauce, Tomato CRtsup,
CapeFs, Mustard, Curry Powder,
Salad Dressing, Olives, olive Oil,
Cream Oh sse, Celery SRuce.
Celery . 4, Etc, Etc.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody Hotel.

G 4B. GALLOWAY 4 co ........P BoPRrrroRs
Rates 81 70 and SO per day. according 70
siEe and location Of rooms pooisl
mazda ratea
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Another Fire-Damp Calamity In Pennsyl
vnnia--Four Men killed and Several BAD
~ Injured. some Fatally.
CoxxELrsvILLE, Pa, March 9.-Reid
Bros coal mine, near Dunbar, four miles
south Of here, was the scene Of a frightful
disaster yesterday at II 80 p. IN. A slight
explosion OF fre-damp first occurred,
which was followed In two minutes BY
another 50 terrific as to jar the surround
ing hills and houses. The miners work.
ing in the Morrell and Colvin pits adjoin.
ing quickly dropped their tools and ned 70
the open air.
Twenty-threc men were working ID
the Reid mine At the time and but nine
escaped uninjured. A rescue party was
formed at once. headed by the superin.
tendent Of the Colvin mines, and In an
swer to his call for volunteers 70 follow
him into the pit score or more quickly
responded and entered with safety lamps.
The party worked hard, and At p. m
only one man remained In the pit.
The killed and injured are;
Jacob Cape, Sr., aged fifty, killed.
John williams, aged forty-hve, killed
Jacob Cope, Jr., aged sixteen, killed.
Cal Martin, aged nineteen, killed.
Those fatally burned are;
WIN. Startling (coloredD, Smalley Mar
tin and Isaac FRY.
WIN. Shaw, Peter Blunt, Mat Harmon
and Peter Kuhns are more or less burned
about the face and hands. Four other'
are seriously burned, and II y though
they will die.
The cause Of the explosion IL mystery
but the general suppos'tion Is that IN
dangerous gas generated In the Morrel
mine adjoining. and when an opening wa
| made in an entry the gas filled mp tn
| south side Of the Reid mine. The caus
| will be thoroughly Investigated, and In
| auiry will commence to-day. The corone
viii hold an inquest on the dead bodie
| to-day. All the miners In the adjoinin
| mines have been ordered 70 stop work TO
Gear Of fre-damp.
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no Blalns interest began - once -
nag the Administration Telegraph ~.
ports % dlssensions In the Cabinet. q
rcsignations of Cabinet oflicers and
sliss~-s the relations between the rresi-
dent anu us party. The alleged DEM
rafir journals who opposed ClcSe-
land nomination. opposed his election
and oppose his Administration joined
In the tidal wave Of defamation and
lying and are now working = hnr-
mony with tho ''jobbers' brigade IN
their community u interest with MIR.
James q. Blaine. The junction Is 10
union Of original and cognatc forces.
This brief review Of the first year Of
honest government will sufficiently IL
lustrate the sn~cessful Administration
OF President Cleveland. IL will also
serve to show the varied. formidable
and corrupt character Of the combina-
ton against him. Public criticism Of
his Administration must be taken. as
appears BY this summary, with the fol-
lowing allowances:
First-It may DO paid for In party
organ ut \ dollar 10 hive dollars line.
Second 1t may BE- inspired by legiti-
mate political hostility.
Third-It may DO the m lice OF dis
appointed oflice-scekers-
Fourth 1t may BE- from an owner q
telephone stock.
Fifth 1t may be the opinion Of an
operator In or holder Of Pacific railroad
securities.
Sixth--It may be the defense Of an
individual or corporations out 81 pocket
from the failure OF the steamship sub
sidy.
Seventh-It may be one way OF an
enterprising Presidential candidate in
reaching out for denomination.
Eighth-It may have its origin in .
Mormon apostle.
Ninth-lt may come from the Roach
lobby.
Tenth and last-It Is pretty likely 70
come from sources which have cause to
deplore honest government. Phile'<fes'
mia Times.
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Not long ago. in city no; Tar from
New York. two boys, noighbors. VINO
were good friends, were playing. -
the course Of the game dispute arose
between the boys, and both became
angry; one struck the other, and iina''y
one kicked the other. who fell nncon-
scious in the street, was taken home;
and now for four weeks has sufferer
most cruelty. The doctors say thai !,
he lives he will never be well. ana WIZ
always suffer and need the constan,
care u physician. II the boys hs ,,
been the greatest enemies they woum
not. could not. have desired worse
fate for each other than this. but y,
stead Of enemies, they were friends am
loving companions. Now every tn'ng
Is changed. One will never be able %
walk. or TO take part IN active games
the other will never forget the suiicr'
ings he has caused.
A minutc's anger caused this. -c"''S-
tiGn Union.
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TOMBSTONE, A. T., March s.--News a
Just received that thirty Apaches attacked
4 party Of travellers ten days ago, f'ftcer
miles south west Of Nocosari, Sonora,
Mexico, killing one Mexican and 20
American named Tess. The indians, who
Il Il believed belong 70 Gcronimo's band,
thSa went 10 WIN. browns mine, where
McKerton was killed last September, and
killed Brown and his companion, janice
Moser. The band then started south,
and camped one mile south Of Sas
Pedro, where they stole eighty horses BE-
longing 70 settlers.
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Doys Of spirit. boys 81 viii.
uoya Of muscle. brain nud power
III 70 cope with any thinRi
These are wnncd every hoAr'
Not the weak and whining droncA
That all trouble magnify
Not the wntchword 81 can't
Hut the noble one: "ln Try"
DO whatcer you have 10 DO
With true ahd earnest xcal;
Bond your ssncws 70 the task
Put your shoulder 20 the whee..
Though your duty may b. hard
Look not on II ~ IN III;
II Il BE- nn honest task.
DO Il with An honest Will
Al the anvil. on the farm.
Whcrcsocvcr you may be,
From your FUTURE efforts. boya
-ISsdssirs Tsora
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LoxDoS, March s.--Tn the House Of
Commons last evening Mr.. Morley, Chief
Secretary for ireland, replying 70 ques-
tlons In regard 70 the distress In certain
parts 81 Ireland, said that Captain luke
had started for the Western Islands,
County MAYO, with q supply Of seed poto.
toes and 4 little money. The government,
Mr.. Morley said, would take other and
speedy measures 10 relieve the terrible
distress Of the inhabitants Of these
islands.