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EUR THE BLOOD.
BROWNS
IRON BITTERS !

Combining Iron and Pure Vegetable lontcs,
quickly sud completely CleanSes and hnucheS
the Blood, 0utckens the action OF the Liver ana
Kidneys. Clears the Compile NiNn, makes the
skin smooth. II does not I'M uTr the teeth, cause
heatAg ae OF produce constipat5o oIHER
MEDICINES DO.
Physicians ana Druggists Every ~ &rlr Recon-
mend It.
DR. y. ;. RCeaLgs, of Marion. Mas. -aN- g
recommend Browns Iron Blttgr- as valuable
tonic for euriching the blood, and uwMnNlus aIl
dysUtpuC symptoms. IL docs L., hurt me
teeth.'
DR.. 4. NJ. DELZELL, Reynolds, Ind says: "
have prescribed Browns Iron b!ttrEs ia cases Of
auspuliA and blood diseases also when tonic
was needed, and II has proved thoroughly salts
factory"
Mr. WM. BYRSs, No D ST. Mary street, New Or.
leans, La, says Browns Iron Wttrr- relieved
me In case OF blood poisouiDE and heartily
recommend it to those needing blood puri.
her."
The genuine has Trade Marx aud crossed red
lines ON wrapper. Take no Other. Made only ly
BROWN CHEMICAL CO.
tsl baltimore Ma.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-09

PeOPIe VINO get the plum 70
ut at least as high price as their
'neigbbor; and anyone who advises other
wise may well be suspected of an under
lying interest which Is not that of the pub
lie
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-09
N EDrOAL
Hoops sARsAPARiLLA.
WE SUBMIT

WE SUBMIT FACTS
Ia regard to Hoods sarsapariiIs rs a remedy
tor rheumaism, and ask you VI you are hrNlctod
with this disease TO try the medicine which has
who suffered ths tortures OF rheumatism, eNenin
tts ~CVprCst forms, have been poTfyUNy cured Iy
Hoods Sarsa parills, the great blood purin"t u
CplrtCt9 the aCtdity of the blood, " hlOh u the
cause Of the di ease, and gives strength ana
yigor lu every part OF the body.
al used Hoods Sarsaparilla last spring, ana
can truly say q helped mo very much. 10 those
sntfcriuK with bilious complaints, nervous pros
iIAtiun or rheumatism. | earnestly rcCoulmeud
IT, MRS X. E.tARPESrER. L kalamazoo, Mich
EHsUM ArisM CUEtp.
"somc twenty years sgo had my right ankle
dlslCe ttcc, and II has beeA weAK even since.
About ten years ago l was exposed tn severe
cold sud came near freezing. since then nave
OtCn been troubled with rheumatism, affecting
NE most In the right ankle. lsunrrei stNeielN
during last winter. snd tried Hoods Sai-apa'
riIa A. "a help II gave me almost Immediate Fe,
lltt, ana keep II constantly rUNdv Tor use ~
81 dueS As well for Others II has done FOR me, IL
is worth many uues its cost"
"thaVt taken Hoods sarsaptrilla for dyspep'
ala and Ss tonic Alternative, with the most pen
pnCiIl results. have also used it for rheuma
tism with good effect l regard IT as one OF tht
very best family medicines and would not Will
A Il. CURRY, Providence, \. l.
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
sold by all druggists. 81 SIX for q. rre
| pared only by l. L. HOOD \ co, ApoihocaTies
| Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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BENJAMIN sZOLD.
ST. JACOBS OIL.

The CHARLES A. yoGELER co, Baltimore,
Nd.
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The Great German Remedy, FOR PAIN.
Cures rheumatism. Neural gia, Backathe, Tooth
ache, sprains, Bruises and other Pains
and Aches.
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MAYsIpE CHANCES.

1t is a pleasure 10 report the success OF
Manager Frohmsn, of New York, in his e.
forts 10 keep ladies from wearing their hats
in tn, theatre. At his Lyceum theatre on
Tuesday evening fully one.fourth OF the Ia
dies lett their hats in the cloak room, and
the fair sex are giving their practical az.
proval to the reform. II is rot an arbitrary
but an optional measure that MI trohmm
has adopted and he says II has the cordial
endorsement of the first lady Of the land,
Mrs. Grover Cleveland. This should make
1t the height OF fashion, and women Will
be in the fashion, il Il costs them their peace
of mind.
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TIE iceyach makes its bow while the
water yacht is indulging in its winter sleep.
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SLAssH1EE.
uIGH & MARTIN,
CAINAHALL,
HOLIDAY GOODS !

We are now displaying very large as
sortment of Holiday Goods in ourline. We
will first call your attention to our display
of HaYiland China. Its quality IS known
the world over and needs not our recon-
meuda.ion. The decorations are more
delicate than ever. New shapes and de-
signs are added continually, the latest of
which IS the " Osins pattern. Amateur
decorators would do well to take look at
it, as the designs are beautiful.
Among the most attractive decorated
articles are Fish, Game, soiTee, Tea, Din.
ner, supper, Breakfast, Chocolate, Coffee,
Silver, Ice Cream, Nut, Dessert, Solitaire
and Tete-a-Tete Sets, Fruit Plates, Con.
densed Mix Jar, Butter and Dessert Plates
A. D. Coffees, etc. These goods are new
this season. Elegant in shape and design
Very moderate in price. Examine them
before making your selection.
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FIFTY CENTS. At Druggists ana Dealer4
The CHARLES A. yoGELER Co, Baltimore,
Nd, u. 5. "A.
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bos.LARs . YnAR, vIv1Y
butfvNnnp NJ oARRIKRs IN LAr-
1 ALI ADJOINING rLAoEs. SAMPLE
-. STnunAL COMMISSION ALLOWED TO
GDuu8A SBLBpHoNn CONNECTION.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-17

| sat in my window, high overhead,
And hoard them say. below in the 81, 4 F:
Il suppress, you know that old Jones is
Then The speakers passed and l heard
Hesdlesly walking their onward way.
Dead ~ what more could there be to sAyi
But sat and pondsred what il might mean
lhus to be dead while the world went by /.
Did Jones zee fur her than we had seen?
wa. he one with the stars in the watching
Or down there under the growing grass
Did he hear the feet Of the daylight pass2
Wore day time and night time one to him
And ErIOying and hoping a tale that Is
A kiss on his lips, or hand on his brow,
Could 69 feel them under the churchyard
As no surely had felt them his whole life
long,
Though they passed with his youth time, hot
and strong?
They called him "0ld Jones" when At last
"0ld Jonssh he had been for many a year,
Yet his faithful memory Time dehed,
And dwolt 10 the days so distant and dear
When fret he had found that love was sweet,
And rocked not the speed Of lie hurrying
feet.
Does he brood in the long night under tho
On the joys and sorrows he used 10 know
Or far In some wonderful world ofGod,
Where tho shining serAphs stand row on
row,
Does he wake like child at the dayliEht's
gloAm,
Aud know that the past was a nights short
dream2
Is he dead, and a clod down there below;
Or dead and wiser than any alive;
Whichf All, who Of US all may know,
Or who can say how tho dead folk thrivs2
But be summer morning Is cool and sweet,
And ] hear the live folk laugh in the street,
Louise Chandler Moulion ia the Conprepa.
hoRdlid.
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KING LUDWIG'S SUICIDE.
ANOTHER THEORY ABOUT THE
TRAGIC EVENT.
Activity In British Politics The
Leaders OF Both Parties
Hard at Work.

MUNICH, June l6 80 The royal house,
hold are Of the opinion that DIR. Gud,
den, finding himself unable to pre-
vent the KING from commit ing sui
eide, and witnessing the fatal act &C.
complished, drowned himself. Many
visitors are attracted 10 the lake shore,
and tree standing near the fatal spot
he's been stripped Of its leaves to serve
ss Uemenios Of the tragedy. One of
the Klng's last remarks was, l csn
suffer deposition, hut will not ontlive
the assertion that am mad" Public
discussions of the subject of the
Kings death are notably hested, and
the popular sympathy is with the de-
ceased Several persons have been ar
rested for speakiOg disrespectiully Of
Prince Luitpold and his party. The
decision to hold secret debates in the
Chamber mse'l with much dissp.
proval.
Queen Mary, the mother OF the late
King, is seriously i'll. She hrs not
yet been informed OF her ms death
The Bavarian Ministry have ten
de ed their resiguatiops, but they have
not been accepted.
The crown property falling to Prince
Luitpo'd is estimated in value at TO-
100000 marks.
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A LIE NAILED.
Gen. Fitshugh Lees Answer TO the
keV. mcChesney,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June LEON Dec
orat on Day Rev. S. McChesney, pas.
tor of the Methodist Church at Tope ka,
Kas, delivered an address in which
he used the following language: 81
will not attempt TO conceal or describe
my emotions when l learned that on
the 4th Of March last year, at the time
of the inauguration ceremonies at
Washington, that an ex.Coniederate
general, F.tzhugh Lee, led that mill.
tary procession in Confederate uni
form, while Gen. Sheridan was Iele.
gated to an inf ior position in that
line" The address attracted consider
ABLE attention at the time, and met
Gen. Lees eye, for yesterday the Sec
rotary OF the Democratic State Central
Committee received the following let.
ter from him:
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE.

No. 1854, R.--Chancery Court Of Shelby
eounty-state of Tennessee VS.. Emily
Saokett ct al.
pY virtue Of an interlocutory dec?ee fol
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
l4th day Of May, 1885, NJ. B. As, page los,
bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Masters
office, Courthouse Of Shelby county, Mem
phis, Tenn, on
saturday, June 10. 1855,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
to-Wit;
Lot Is. block S. Browns subdivision,
fronting so feet on the east side Of LaROse
street, and running back ll5 ieet; Sold as
Part Of lot I, block 6S, southeast corner Of
Gayoso and fernando streets, 2ox6S feet.
Sold as the property Of the Workingmen' g
Building and Loan Association, Il. Buchig-
mani.
Part Of lot Q, block So, east side of Her
Eando street, adjoining Carter, 45xlS5 feet.
Part Of lot 3, block 6S, east side Of Her
nando street, north Of Maydwell's, Sxll5
Let2, block IS: Beginning at point on
the south side Of Beale street, 81 feet east Of
the corner Of Bede and Causey streets I;
thence southwark with Johnson's line %
feet; thence eastward Is feet; thence north
ward rs feet TO Besle street; thence west
ward with the south side of Bsale street Is
feet to beginning. Sold as the property Of
Rocco BoggiRna and others.
Terms Of Sale-On credit Of six months;
note with security, bearing interest, re-
CURED; lien retained; redemption barred.
S. /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By HE, Walsh, ID. @. and NJ.
4. II. aud Q. w. Heiskell, solicitor,
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THE DESOTO co. DEMOCRAT
WILL INDORsE j. h. MORGAN
FOR CONGRESS
Az Their Convention 10 Re Held
Next Monday at HerHandO-Be-
cause He Is the Right Nan
I'm the Right Place.
CORRESPONDENCE OF TEE APPEAL

HKRNANDo, MIss., June l6.-Our
county convention meets Monday,
June 2lsf, to elect de egates TO the
Second Congre 1ional District Con-
vention, to be held at Oxford, Mic1.,
June 23d. Desoto county, 60 loyal to
Democracy, now ENJOYS the distin-
guished honor Of claiming the present
representative OF this OILS rict, the
Hon. J. Il. Morgan. 1t now becomes
a timely sud en- jmpoitan question
for the Democrats throughout The dis.
trict to consider Ps to whether they
are satisfied with the pr, sent incum-
bent, or whether they must leave this
section OF the district and go out in
search Of unknown, untied end un.
seas oned CoDgre sional timber. Mr..
Morgan's record answers the question.
Well done, thou good eud faithful
servant, enter thou again into the
national balls Of legislalon. Does he
love the Democratic party with that
warmth and sincerity OF patriotism
which constitutes a brave soldier in
political warfare? Is he one of the
old "blue hens chickens?" HPl he
that legislative ability requisite
to a UoDgre' man? Such ques-
tons naturally atiss in consid.
eling this al.import MT question and
may be answered Ttfirmatively by a
brief reference to the bisto. of this
county and district. In the dark DAYS
Of 1875 and 1876, when the clouds Of
corruption and opprC sion lowered
over our country, it waq Morgan with
his followers who mustered the scat
tered aud encouraged Democratic
troops and marched them to a til.
umphant victory. 1t wss he who
overthrow Cha'mersism in this district
by one Of the most vigorous, mPsterly
and patriotic camp aiRns known in the
political history OF this State. Then,
as deserved recognition Of ability aud
IS an appropriate evidence OF our
gratitude for public service, let us re-
nominate this political beneisctor at
the coming convention without dis
sent'ng voice.
In the whole history OF Congress
men from this State we fail TO recall
young member who has risen SO rap.
idly and prominently RS Mr.. Morgan.
He is bold, aggressive and able, TAX
ing always wise position on the DO.
litical issues OF the day. There Ia
every resson, as indicated above, for
renominating but no re1son for re
jecting this distinguished gentleman.
His nomination is a matter of prece-
dence, gratitude end appreciation Of
ability, and will iuture succees and
Dro sperity to the Demo racy of the
Second Conl ressioral d strict.
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Wintorsmith's Chill Cure.
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Your cure broke them at once, and there has
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL--THURsDAY, JUNE H. 1885

naturally we insist that the st. Paul
began it We think that we are right
in our p 'ition, aud probably the st.
Paul en.eftains a simllpy opinion. 1t
is had 10 Fay where the difference
may end, but / do not regard the
quarrel f1a oi.ous one. II NAV ex-
tend 10 fre'rht rates, although l maid
ly think there "a much dang. OF that
result. OF courss, no one cPu tell the
end Of such a conflict"
Speaking Of the crops, Mr.. Cable
saia that the prospects were excellent
although in some sections there had
been damage by d'ou,h.
The com crop had got beyond this
injury, ard probably the wheat crop
will recover from it. We have a good
deal Of wheat on our line, but it re.
fuses 10 move on account OF the low
prices. | think the prospect OF a
good traffic IRE excellent"
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, !
GoyERS2Es 0FlIoE;


The statements of DR.. McChesney
are false, viz, that an ex-Confederate
general led the military In the process
sion in Confederate uniform, ss we'll
as bis statement that Lieut. Gen.
Sheridan in blue WIS placed in on in
ferior position, aud that the mi itsry
was msrshsled by man in the color
Of ashes. Just after reading his absurd
sentences comparing the color Of gray
to sshes, etc, read in another paper
Of the action Of some Federal soldiers
in Wa;ertown, n. Y, who had received
pensions under the laws of the United
States, but who, not requiring them,
hsd sent them 70 some Confederate
soldiers residing in this State, because
they thought their necessities greater.
Which is doing most for the promo
ton OF restored Union oil coequal
states-'he natrow-mindsd, blood
thirsty preacher or the ex-Union col
diers who stoppsd fighting when the
war was over2 can only pity man
who remaius bel,igerent 60 long, and
express the hope that after death his
a-hes may be at peace. Very respect
fully, yours, PITZaUGH Xxx.
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FORTY.NINTH CONGRESS.
THE BACKWARD CONDITION OF
THE APPROPRIATION BILLS.
The Responsibility Placed on the
H0use-PrOceedlngs In Both
Branches.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-House.-0I
motion OF Mr.. Tbrcckmorton Tex I
Senate bill was PISSED authorizing th'
Denieon and Wichita Railroad Com
pauy TO construct road through the
Indian Terri tory.
Mr.. Morrison III. i from the Com
mi tee on Ways and Means, reported
back adversely a reso ution offered by
Mr.. Grosvenor Ohio ldeclaringin favor
OF the res orstion Of the wool tariff oil
1867, and a resolution offered by Mr..
wilkins [0hiol expreS1ing the sense
OF Congres7 as adverse to any change
in the present wool tariff, and they
were laid upon the table.
The House then went into COM
mittee OF the whole (Mr. Blount Ga.
in the chair on the Legislative APP
propIistion bill.
the clause relating TO the Pension
Office gave Use to the usual discussion
as 10 partisan methods used IN the
conduct # the bureau by the present
and previous administrations.
Then a long and at times amusing
discussion ensued as to the number
OF Democrats and Republicans, re.
spectively, who entered the Union
army at the beginning Of the war As
this was q time worn subject, but lit
tie genuine interest was taken in the
debate, which promised TO continue
to such a length that Mr.. Randall
suggested night session, at which
gentlemen might give their views in
the matter, while Mr.. Payson sugg II
ed 10 some gentlemen around him the
propriety Of appointing a special com.
mittee TO settle, once for ali, the vexed
question OF the political status OF the
Union army. Finally, the discussion
was closed with a speech by Mr.. Cur
tin Pa. in which he appealed to the
House TO proceed to busine'7 rnd
quit fighting the war over again.
The salary of the Commissioner Of
PATENT WIS fixed at $4,000, instead OF
$4,000 rs recommended by the bill.
Mr.. Cannon III offered an amend
ment which, after a short debate, WIS
agreed to, incr'aling the appropria-
tions for the Bureau OF Labor in the
aggregate $39,6l0, 80 rs to make the
hpDTOpIidIOu equal 10 tue eJlmhJ,
Mr.. Cabell IVA offered an amend
ment, which was afreed to- reducing
from 100000 to 81 10000 the ap.
preparation for the salaries and ex.
penses OF sgsnts, surveyors, CANCERS
and storekeeperB in the Bureau OF In
telnal Revenue.
The committee then rose and re-
ported the bill 10 the House.
The amendments agreed to in com.
mites, increasing the compensation of
the assistant treasures at Chicago, ST.
Louis, Boston ard San Francisco, were
rejected by the House.
The amendment appropriatinV &c.
coo for additional emergency clerks,
messengers and watchmen at the sub.
treasury at New York, was also 70.
jected.
The other amendments were agreed
to in gross, and the bill YVES pa 1ed.
The House then took a recess until
s O'Clock, the evening session to be for
the consideration OF the private CO
endar.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-17
Won IIaye q Perfect RIEht,

When you demand Benson's Capoine PlAs-
ter Of a druggist, 70 expect to receive one.
Yet there are, We regret TO say, few drug
gists Of the Cheap john variety who will try
20 perguade you % accept some worthless
subs ituto with o similar Sounding name,
such a. "Capsicin," "Capsicum, "Cspu-
cin," "Osrsicine, etc., prefxed some
times with the name Burton" Or Ben
ton" Cheap JOHN viii offer you one OF
these wrotehod limitations for half the price
% the genuine, as he can well afford 20 de,
its real value being nothing, and it, cost but
little more. Denson's arc tho only porous
plasters that can he depended upon 70 cure
every ailment subject 20 external treatment.
They are prompt, sure and thorough. Pro-
test y'urSeif against deception By buying Of
reliable druggists only. The genuine bears
the '"rhree Seals" trademark and has the
word "Capcine" cut In the center.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-17

NUMEROUS testimonials prove be-
yond doubt that Allcock's Porous
Pla,ters cure paralysis, nervous de-
bility and los Of memory when an.
piled t. the spine. They remove
kidney difficulties when worn on the
small OF the back; applied to the pit
OF the stomach, dyspepsia and indi-
gssiion disappear, Coles, coughs and
asthma no longer trouble the suffering
patient when he uses them on the
chest. II you have a headache or
want TO sleep put an Allcock's Porous
Plaster on the nspe OF the neok--the
work is not only done, hut we'll done.
This remedy not only cures ague cake,
liver complaint and malaria, but is a
protect on against ievers, smallpox or
sewer gas.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-17

PlTTsBURG, Pa, June 16.-Michael
Kelly, a trsmp, has besn arrested al
Beaver Fails, Pa, on suspicion Of hav.
ing Murdered James Kincside Of Ma.
bennington, Pa, last December, aud
also for the killing OF a young girl
near Mansfield, o., in September. A
col red man named Jasper says Kelly
confessed both murders TO him,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-17
BRITISH POLITICS.
The Leaders OF Both Parties Active
IL aI Work

~ at WORK.
LONDON, June l6-ER'l Crrnsrvon
in an address before the Pr,m~,
League at Newbury lest evening, ad
vised Conservatives TO stick 10 tbeil
Colors and sink minor d fferenccs. He
eaid be was grievsd that Mr.. Glad
stone had appealed to cla-l pr sions
and promised to refer 20 Ireland on q
future occasion.
Mr., dLADsToNR's OPPONENT.
The Conservatives have selected
Col. Campbell Walker to oppose Mr.
Gladstone. In his addres he reminds
the electors that Mr.. Gladstone, who
app ais to their feelings on the ecore
OF age, enuuciated thirteen years ago
the principle that sixty yeas should
be the outside age for ali who sought
to bod responsible positions. He
continues: "The Premier's present
kaleidoscope proposals are singular
proof that Mr.. G adstone's judgment
is no longer what it WIS. Tne strength
OF the Iish party is due to Mr.. Glad
stones conceTions." at we must
have home rule, let it be applied 10
the whole kingdom on the Chamber
lain principle"
LORD IDDFsLKIoH,
in a speech last evening denied that
the Conservatives advocated coercion,
which he said was the last thing they
desired. They would, however, use
every means in their power to sup
press the land lepgus. Mr.. Gladstone's
policy meant separation under Amer
lean influence.
Mr.. DILLON,
at the league meeting at Dublin yes
terday, said the admirable conduct OF
the people after the r recent dissp.
pointment at the election of the home
rule bill, showed that they realized the
gigantic strides made by the national
cause, which the riots in Uls'er serve
to assist. Mr.. Healy raid the coroner's
juries in Belfast ought to have rem
dered yerdicts of murder against
Chamberlain. These murders would
never have been PEI petIa'ed but for
letters written by him.
THE MARQUIS OF LoRNE
presided last night st a meeting of the
Colonial Institute called to hear a
paper by Sir George Bowen, Governor
OF Hong Kong, on imperial fedora
ton. The suthor said he believed
that federation would practically OBJ.
viate the difficulties Of the Irish ques-
ton. The Marquis of Lorne, in NOV.
ING vote of thanks TO the author,
said that the institute would ask the
government 10 consent to Canads's
request that mails be carried by fast
cruisers, and would ask, also, the gov.
eminent not to lose sight of the
Hebrides question.