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Diamonds at MuIford's.
The Tax ON the TiIden Estate.

New York, December THE estate
OF the late Samuel J. TildeD, it ia
claimed, under the laws of 1885 re-
gardiug taxes upon estates, is subject
to tax Of 5 per cent. on all requests
to relatives beyond the second genera.
tion--that is, beyond nephews and
nieces. Inasmuch as the bulk OF the
estate is bequeathed to persons outside
this limit, and for the public benefit,
the Treasurer Of Westchester county,
whose duty it is to collect those taxes
has begun an investigation, and II be
finds that tax is due he will take
legal means, he says, to collect unless
it is paid forthwith.
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FRANCE.
the New French Cabinet.

PARIS, December 7,-President
Grevy again conferred with Fioquet
this afternoon on the subject Of the
formation OF q new Cabinet. In the
Chamber of Deputies, Micharlieu, Ex-
tremist, moved urgency for the re-
vision Of the constitution, which he
said was the only way Of escaping
itom the present political confuslons.
Bsroder opposed the motion, declar-
ing harmony among different sections
Of the Republican PARTY OF France
the best security which the country
could have when the crisis occurred,
Micharliu's motion was rejected.
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SOLID silver at RIuI Ord's.

KE Secretary of state strong
CAarGed With KmbeHElemSAt.
BATON RoUaH, La, December T.
Some weeks ego Attorney General
Cunningham fled an information
charging that Ex.SecretAry OF State
Strong, during bis term OF Office, re-
oeiyed $4,000 belonging to the State
aud converted II 10 bis own use. To-
day counsel for Strong q ed q demurrer
10 tho same because said information
IL based on O charge which, II true,
was prescribed at the time when said
information was filed. Hence he
prays that The information be quAshed
and his client released.
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IRELAND.
Anti-Repe cal UniOh's Action.

DUBLIN, December The Ulster
Loyslist Anti-Repeal Union has sent
to the Marquis OF Londonderry, the
Lord Lieutenant, a set OF resolutions
expressing dissatisfaction with the
weakness of the Irish Executive in
desling with the defiant and shameless
conspiracy to defraud one class of the
Irish people aud to demorsIize
another" and assuring the govern
ment of the unions cordial support in
any attempt to crush the conspiracy.
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TURKEY.
Advises That Nicholas Succeed Al
A~nuSNnH

Advises That Nicholas Succeed Al
exander.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, December THE
Porte advised the Blu garian Regency
TO accept Prince Nicnolas,of Mngrelis,
as succg ssor to Prince Alexander. The
reason given is that his election is the
only means to pscify Bulgaria. The
Porte admits that the Regency must
maintain order, "but," it adds, $50
long as an opposing element exists
which regards the couutry's interest
from different point of view, the door
is constantly open to eventualilies."
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MuIford's, 2OI Main.

MKLLIN's FooD, the only perfect
substitute for mothers milk, Is rec
commended by our most prominenit
Physicians "a the best and sstsst food
To- infants. 1t contains no farinsce Gus
mat or, which % often produces. DIS
orders Of the stomach,
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GERMANY,
Tho BavarIan EeSen1,s welcome.

BERLIN, December Prince Luit-
pold, Recent Of Bavaria, has arrived.
Hs was met at the railway station by
Emperor William, accompanied by
Crown Prince Frederick William, 9TH
er royal Princes aud court officials.
The Emperor and Crown Plince en-
braeed Prince Luitpold, kissing him
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FARINACEOUS GOODS

Buckwheat Flour, Graham Flour,
Dried Corn, Fariua, Tapioca, Sage,
Corn Starch, Lentels, Rolled Ayena.
Oatmeal, Cracked Wheat, Split Peas,
Rice, White Peas, May Beans,
Farinoca, Hominy, Grits, Barley,
Green Kern.
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REITSHES.

Curry Powder, Celery Salt, Olives,
Olive Oil, Capers, Mixed and Plain
Pickles, Sweet Stuffed Mangoes.
Chow Chow,
Holland, Pine Apple, Young Amer
lea aud Cream Cheese.
Salad Dressing, Deviled Ham,
Worcestershire Sauce, Tomato Cat
sup, Mustard, Pepper Sauce,
Sage, Thyme, Sweet Margorium,
Summer Sayory.
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SUNDRIES.

Gelatine, Flavoring Extracts,
Yeast Powder, Blanks's Handmade
Candy.
Larrabee h Kennedy's Cakes and
Crackers,
Creamery Butter, Sweet Cider,
Boston Brown Bread, Deep Sea Cod
fish, Shelled Amends.
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Pitted Cherries, Eyaporated Peaches
Citron, Evaporsted Pears,
German Pears, Lemon Peel,
German Cherries, Evaporated Apples
Orange Peel, Dates, Raisins, Prunes,
Pine Apple Glace, Figs.
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VEGETABLES.

Asparagus, Baked Beans, Peas,
String and Stripgless Beans, Corn,
Tomatoes, Okra and Tomatoes, Okra
Succatash. Pumpkin.
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Shaker Preserves, Canten Ginger,
Dundee Jams and Marmalade,
Currant, Raspberry, Strawberry and
Peach Jelly by the pound.
Apple Butter, Mince Meat,
Maple Syrup, Honey, Maple Sugar,
New Molasses, Sugar. Syrup,
Plum Pudding.
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DHoinR and Cleaning.

Ladies' and gents clothes cleaned
or dyed In any color, also kid gloves,
ostrich feathers and lace curtains by
Louis Reigel, So jefferson street, Menu
phis, Tenn. Goods received by express,
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Action Against the Cunard Com.
pnuy.

LONDON, December Papers have
been fed in an action by the Gov
eminent against the Cunard Steam.
ship Company because Of the refusal
OF the captain OF the steamer Umblia
to accept three bags Of letters for
America offered at Liverpool satur-
dav.
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repeatedly. Cheering crowds lined
the route to the palace.
BULGARIA.
Don,t Want Nicholas.

SOFIA, December THE Bulgarian
Government replied to the Porte:
Bulgaria will never accept Prince
Nicholas, of Miugrelis. If the Porte
proposes proper candidate, the gov
eminent will consider the question in
the new election fertile SobraDie."
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CALIFORNTA FRUITS.

White Peacf es, Apricots, Egg Plums
Yellow Peaches, Grapes, Nectarines,
Green Cages, Cherries, Pine Apples,
Gooseb9rries, Bartlett Pears.
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Gold Pens nt MuITord's..
Dealh oI John 3. Owcns.

BALTIMORE, MD, Decemb r. John
e. o wens, the veteran comedian, died
this morninI at his home, ia this city,
aged about 60 ylars.
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Canned Fish and Meats.

HOLSTERS, Bloaters, Deviled Crabs,
Finland Haddies, Salmon, Sardines,
Mackerel, Shrimps, Russian Cavier,
Cove Oysters, Pigsfeet, Chip Beef,
Ok Tongue, Canned Beef.
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NUTS.
JeUies, Preserves, Etc.

Almonds, Pecans, Filberts, English
Walnuts, Brazil Nuts. fN
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Holiday COOdSl
FRUITS.
DRIED FRUITS.

Oranges, Malaga Grapes, Apples,
Bananas, Lemons, Cranberries.
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Milford, JeWeler, 294 Main street,
sOIlClts orders from the country,
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We will send the purchaser our written
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aem Aduertise,uents.

"ANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF
w good address 10 kEFp Rte: Of hoska Must
ba e1pe itnsed nnd have Rocd reieieneeh AZ
dress, In oWa hand writing "b,' care ms once
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10 make Wages cheaper. This ruled till
1869, when the Commons came in, Other
Countriea followed EDgland'B example oil
free trade, but they soon returned 70 pro-
lection. America chung to Tree trade
from 1877 TO 1851. FnDcs from 1861 to
1878, and Germany 1854 to 1873. All have
dropped it. Only two countries on the
continent now, Norway and Turkey live
under iTeo trade. In England at present
is being agitated u plan Of free trade with
its colonies and tariff against oil foreign
countries. America began her manu-
iacturea during the revolutionary war,
but at It's close England cEushed theln
out by competition. James Madison, N
l7sO. peFlt c,ed tho first American tariff.
Sadly in need OF 1t were our
infant Industries. Textile fabrics and
hardware were omitted from iE Vhs
war OF 1879 was another eliecllie
protective move. Tho chief cause oil iatl-
lre OF our armies by land and the suffer-
ing OF our soldiers was tue iailuTe Of our
supplies OF goods, and our whole frontier
was endangered because We had no
blankets ior the Indians. The factory
system arose at this point, and soon there
we're 100000 employees IN mills, chiefly u
tho Middle States, Then protection NsS
again Cruz he'd out, II was revived IN 50,
and this taritt was revised in 1898, aud ae'
cured the prosperity OF the country 60
that our National deot WAS completely
paid oil ia 1885. Uuder it's impulses pros
peTity iOse rapidly and also speculation.
In 1887 the crash followed, The Demo
crots said: ut will CONT out right IN the
long rum aud the woIhmen said, "Well
staTye in the short run" The Democrats
were turned out in 1910 and Horace
Greeley and Henry Cliy led the fight for
General Harrison. He was elected and
| the tAIiH OF 1872 restored our prosperity
! In 1874 the Democrats We're allowed 20
coma in 10 maintain the tariff, They did
I not do It, They made three rates OF duty.
Wool was taxed 80 percent and blankets,
manufactured wool, only % percent, This
lasted till 1851, ,,,,
THIS war brought on the tariff OF 1851 al
the hands Of u Republican Congress- and q
Democratic President. Marx lne growth
Of this country In the last twenty yeara.
While our population has increased Copper
cent our wealth has increased 2ll percent
and cur manufactures about 50 percent,
Great Britain has increased tho value Of
her products only 20 percent in the ten
years from 1870, ana Gelmaay21 percent,
while the United States has increased ila
1903 percent, Mr. Gladstone saysr America
10 passing US at an easy ranter." Bis.
lnarrk ssys, The success OF the United
States in material development Is the moot
illustrions OF moIern times"
How long must prott c.ion needs be con-
tinued ard this foetOing OF infant indus.
tIies last? lam asked, | answer that /
hope IL will last iii 1t makes no differences
whether the taIiti law IL repealed or not
England kept hers Tor 800 years. am in
favor OF baYlnI 1t !ss. nere 100 years. A
century Of protection would glYUus good
start. [ApTdauso
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FAsuIoN,s PANclEs.

Harera
White mRrabout bands are much worn
upon ball toilets.
Jet and iaucy beads Of all sorts are still
favored sdoTnments.
DuchesRe lacs over white Fatin duchesse
is popular bridal dress among the
daughters OF wealth.
Entire skirt fronts Of embroidery and
bead work come among early spring im'
portatIous.
Spring wraps will be close fitting
matching the costume in color and tsbEic'
A necklet Of pearl beads is one Of the
pretty, dainty creations ci the season. y
Is made with dog collar and long netted
fringe with pendants, and may DO worn
over aOlose. body or With low coTsage.
Princess dresses, which for the last few
years had scarcely been worn vt all ex'
cept in mourning, are in favor again
provided they are associated with some
fancy polonRise, or else covered with lace
or ganze,
4 style Of trimming much in vogue Ia
that olmohair braid. 1t is more Pagucu'
larly suitable for wooden materials, "trip
ed oT sprelsied, Of several Colors. Thlt
braid is put on in diamond, trellis or Gre,
elan pattern, forming borders, braces oil
tabs, The latter are often disposed npon
the undeFS!iirt. fhey are seen In the
opening OF tuuic The vest IL ornament
ed in the same fashion, as well as the col
lar and lower part Of the sleeyes.
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rnE phrAnLEp rAlNlor.
HanCpCk'B slips of hemory-His Attendance
at GRihsidS Inauguration.

hhupuNtN W. HAS'AANfs So"
at GRihsid's Inauguration.
Eug York Tribune
An intimate friend Of General Hancock
in speaking Of the dead Generals personal
peCuliaritIes yesterday saidi
"In most things the General was the
soul Of exacGuess, but in money matters
no was laughsbly thoughtless. lie would
| frequently come over 10 the city without
cent In his pocket. Ca discovering his
moueyless condition o look Of helpless
puIprise would come over his face, aud
winking his eyes In that peculiar manner
usual with him when he was puzzled, he
would say: well, declare! | haven't
got cent. win you lend mo soms
money! OF course the pocketbook Of
every one was open 10 the General, but hO
would only accept " quarter or at most q
half dollar anu 90 oil up town as happy
AZ sChool.boy. He always gave the
Loose change in his pockets to blggars or
oygan.grinders, ard was lucky II he saved
enough to yet himself down town Pgain.
One day he climb d up the Atairs OF the
Twenty third Street Elevated Station and
began 10 tumble 10 luis pocket for mont y.
Five cents was all he could find, and after
winkinR at the nickel for u moment he re.
TUNED to tho streetand took the Broadway
horso.Car for Bowling Green.
in regard 10 letters and papers, how.
ever, the General wAg wonderfully exact.
He always kept every letter he received
and hGd them answered and carefully
filed away. His daily mail WAS enor.
,,o,,s aud q huyuiOo latinF FINN nm nm
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SCHOOL SONG Books.
ror nIrh sotopls, somLuarIes. Ia.

Song GRBETiEG.
(CO cents or 81 per doG) Dy /. O.. Emerson. a
really adwiH6le COl GCLlon Of good IonGs
HIGH SCHOOL RooK OF. SONG.
Us cents ~ s. per dOE) by Il, eSlic. Fine col.
lection Of the best lAit.songs, Due 3, DC.
sOSG READER HOOK 9.
go cents or % per dOt) BY EmeriOl and BrOwl
Practical note reaief with good music,
PUBLIC SCHOOL lIYMNAL.
(iU cents or 81 GO per drz) By Irving Kmerlon.
large collection Of we'll ch0s ~ hymns and tunes.
WELCOME CHoRui, by ", s. Tilden.
RICH SCHOOL CHOIR, BY Emeuon and Tllden,
LAUREL WREATH, by W. U. Perkins, are three
very successful High School Bong DCOSE. Ptice,
each, 81 or ~ per dOI
For Common EChiolL
AMERICAN SCHOOL MUSIC REApRlti, Book !
(2S cents. Book $50 CentG) Look $50 cents, by
Emerson and Tilden, arc lncn aSiugly popular lii
graded x hOOlS.
Gong BILLS, by l.. o, Enenou, and
GOLDEN ROBIN, by W. o. Perkins are two very
popular general collections Of genial lCho6l
songs. Price Of each, " cents or 81 10 per dOz
Any book mailed iot retail price,
OLIVER DITsoN & CO., Boston.
iGi2TuriW ST. broadway, New York
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NEW YonK HAnpon, Feb, a. 1851.


My DEAR MRs. WmTNBY:-Yes, lam
going TO Washington on the ID OF March
for a few days. General Sherman, my
commanding officer, has asked me to be
present. have no right 10 any personal
feeling in the matter, II is clearly my
duty as soldier &c obey. A Democratic
Congress has formally announced that
the people have elected President, and
that II is James A. Garfield. 1t certainly
seems that the Democratic candidate
should be there to support the assertion.
Otherwise he would not be q good Demo.
Crat. Hor popttli, ror Del. The will OF the
majority rules, YOU know. What / can
10 In Washington with dignity /
shall do. do not expect TO be In
advance Of or to follow the triuinphal
car either on foot OF on horseback. l only
expect TO DO my level best. The situation
does not from this early standpoint look
very we'll. hope II may look better as |
look back. | wonder how they did these
things In Rome. have read OF tile 10.
man ways, to be sure, but II was q long
line ago. When l return from Washing.
ton | can tell you how the Americans do
It under the new Census. Fifty millions
Of people have a way oil their own, you
know.
III hope you are all well and In my life
hope 10 see Democratic President. I ain
yours very truly,
WtNptELp 8, HANCOCK
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THE. PERFUMEO BALL-ROOM |

Tho Atlanta Ce1aitaitOn Speaiins Of the Mystic
Owls display, adds.
The pofidied bell room was one Of the Goyol
and graceful features d this great event A the
guests entered the Opera House they were greeted
With the most delicious Odofl, % lfUm 4 freshly
blooming bed Of thousand n0Wefs. The AFT wa
laden with the soft, sweet perfume that seemed q
be The vety breath Of The EpddeA Of pleasure. and
. Wo0ing 70 The BaleiiS Of the occasion. A i0uh'
tain, neatly PLACED, Was playing al the evening
the cologne Which gave forth this Perfume, and
the pfa6ilOed senses Of the ladies 81 once detected
what Il WAA We need hardly ~ that the fountain
and the two AtonlEaf1 Wete dlspenalng 10 The ~
mo phete tho odoH Oi
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FIAT Uontraaloliop,

Some one has told yOu that your catarrh
Ia incurahle 1t 10 not 80. DR.. Suge's
CataIrh Remedy will cure il. II Is
pleasant to use and II always does it's work
Thoroughly. We have vet to hear OF n
case in which II did not accomplish cure
when faithfully Hacd, Catarrh il a diseass
which it is dangerous to neglect. A Ger.
tain remedy is at yonr command. Avail
yoursei OF IL before the complaint assumes
a more serious form. All druggists,
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rAY1oAs paEAluN COLOGNE,

an Article Of Southern manufacture that hAh
promptly won IL way lnt0 wide spread popularity,
This Cologne Il Of the finest quality, l9lhg and
delicinuai and an eaieeined article on the toilet
table Of ali that have used H. The quick and del,
icala sense Of the Myrtle QWl' o. once discover.
oBef thof Eieats than these fountain iet9 Of 40
llghtiul perfume. The iAlt dAhcefa who found q
ffaiSlul f0tftahet Last evening will please them.
solves and honor heit entettAinen By keeping up
the sensation throughout The tWelVem6nth 81
HeanR Of lhl1 Delightful aGent Au98 HWIAW
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A Patriotic letter.

BOrtOn Herald.
An intimate friend Of General and Mrs.
Hancock, who had written to him to ask
Il 1t was true, as reported, that he was
going 10 Washington to attend the inau.
Surstion Of President Garfield, received
from him the following letter. knowing
how deeply she felt the result Of the cleo.
ton, the General thoughtfully detained
his reasons for the step he had proposed
taking. The remarkable letter is an illus.
ttatlon OF tho sterling stuff Of which the
hero OF Gettysburg was made he was
ever ready to sink the private individual
In the aoldier:
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rnEr rnApE on PROJECTIONS


what EpEiand Did For Har Indus TiOs--rhe
Policy for the UnitSd states.
prot y, +, ThompionS ldie lecture.
As Ireland and India, Of which have
Apotsu to you, were purely agricultural
countries, so were England and America.
In the middle ages England was devoted
10 agriculture. She got her clothing from
Flandsrr, and her iron from the mines Of
Normandy, bought with the wool raised
in her own borders. Thus she might have
eoneSon forever, dependent on outside
TssoufceB 10 get on, had not Edward III.
iaiI A nearly ptohibitory duty on the eX.
noSt al wool with the idea Of causing the
Flamish spinners 10 ColohiEs Ia England.
',hev came there and the manufacture Of
wnoIlens was carried on with such success
thSt al The close Of his reign he enacted
ihSt avery Engllshman should wear suit
nI EnvllSh.mSd clothes. In the next
SeiVn protection was further extended.
n tbus made its beginning and II was
SD6 wears before ltB ending Under
Golden. Every great Industry to-day
owes liz origin and strength TO 10. Inc
Stuaftg Ibgtefhu Tue tIIll uie seinv 1s she
Tudofs, Henry VIII protected TN, EliS,l;.
beth iufthef protected iron and Charles II
WA eyeii more rigid. For 4 long time
woollen Was the only textile Manufacture.
Ths usa Of cotton was prohibited until
iSgS. ia manufacture was not legaliEed
mill i77l under a protective tatiti, II
was bntdened until 1889, a. Mill says,
The spinning jenny, the Compton loom,
ne steam engine and all the leading IN
yehtionB in English mechanics were made
Ia that time, but they were not allowed 70
10 out Of that county. The man who In
iSoduCed the cotton loom here had 10
draw n from memory, None Of the Eng.
nan machines were allowed to be exported
u atifest Britain made no move townd
irae trade I'LL Bhe was on The wave crest
oi property In 1882 the Re!otm bill
tfahsienSd The power to the middle class
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Jacksonville tFld.) TiHl0' Caion.
"The cook.atove at our house," said
Major FenwicR, has been acting up evet
since the ifepEs, and was ordered 10 "a
10 George De Colles' aud have load o.
mixed wood split fine and sent up. Well,
you know tic night we attended the lodge
ineeting7 That was tic day. forgot all
about, and when came home TO supper
the madam asked me about the Chips and
splinter, and owned mp that business
drove it out Of my head, but as | would
see DE CotIes that night, would give the
order, and In would be sent DIP In tho
morning. You know we were detained al
the lodge TO q late hour. Next morning
al breakfast the madam told me II was
hardly worth while Worrying over The
wood In my sleep, and begged me mot 10
be troubled about IL. In my Sleep I
said, why, what did | say Ia my sleep p
More than once In your dreams last night
aid abe, you cried out; Here, give me
another dollAt's worth Of chips.
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CAy'r sleep nights is the complaint Of
thousands anliering from Asthma, Con
Sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you everiry
AckGr'G English Remedy? It 10 tho best
preparation known for all Lung Tr0ublas,
sold on positive guarantees at los, SOC.
Logan & Ga. Nrd Charles MansPmsller.