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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-15
Taking Time by the rorciocl.

Special Dispatch IN The Appeal
Jipr son, Miss, Aug. ll-Tho Missis.
ipp, tate board Of health has decided 10
establish quarantine stations at the Mis-.
issippi State line on the following rail.
roads Louisville & Nashville, Alabama
Great Southern. Mobile & Ohio, East Ten.
ncsscc, Virginia 4 Georgia aud the Gcor.
gia Pacific, and In accordance sent the sub.
joined telegram 10 each superintendent Of
the above roads today
"Thc Mississippi State board Of health
will In the next few days establish a
quarantine station on your road near the
Mississippi State line. where We desire 10
inspect trains. We will put you 10 ~ lt,
tie Inconvenience ~ possible aud hope 10
have your cooperation.
"WtRr JOHNSON,
Secretary Mississippi State Board oI
HEALTH
The board has decided 20 take time by
the iorclock aud prevent, 10y rigid quar-
antne, the introduction Of yellow fever
into the State. There II considerable
panic in the State and Dr. Writ Johnson
the secretary, h kept busy answering tole
grams and personal inquiries
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rIorida'. Hoard. OF Health.

PENSACOLA, Fla, August ll.-Yostcr.
day the Pensacola municipal Authorities
and the Escamlia county board Of health,
went through western Florida on a special
train. collecting all the county boards Of
health. including that Of Gadsdon Ia
middle Florida. conference was held
which greatly strengthened the quarantine
at ALI points. Inspectors run on all trains;
guards arc posted ut all bridges aud
por-ons from the cnieClcd counties are not
sllowed 10 enter the lines. Pensacola Ia
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MIssIssIrpI ooLoRED rARMERs.
An Encouraging Meeting Being Held
IN Jack son, Miss.


Special Dispatch i1 Tho Appeal
JAcgsoy, Miss, Aug. lL-Thc first an.
nual meeting Of tho Colorcd Farmers Al.
lance Of Mississippi, chartered by the Col.
ofcd Farmers National Alliance and Co.
operative union, chartered March II, 1889,
met today iu Representative hall under
call OF Il. NJ. Humphrey, Of Texas, general
suptrinlcndcnt Of tho United States.
Twenty-Five c1urlic les were represented by
Gity delegate. JDD Marshall, OF Walden,
superintendent oi the state, presided, and
&. NJ. DAVIS acted ~ secretary. Mr. Mar.
shall made an appro pirate address on the
piowth 0l ihr order IN the State, showing
,OO sub.allancrs In the State with an ap.
proSimatc membership Of $1,000. Appro.
pfislc committees were appointed looking
! 10 a pminont organization, aud thC
meeting adjourned until tomorrow. The
announcement oi the meeting Of the Col.
orcd state Alliance held here last week,
WIS by mistake, the pai,r publishing the
call making an error Ia date, aud was
therefore Irregular
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-15
IN. sIe.pIns Car. TaL en- on.

SAyANNAH, Ga, Aug. 1.-The Pullman
Palace Sleeping Car company has taken
OF all cars running south Of Savannah,
and no passengers from infected districts
arc allowed 10 enter cars except those
having certificates Of health. All sleepcrs
which have been In Florida In the past
twenty days have been sent 10 the shops
for fumigatiOn.
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rnE REPuDLloANs WEAKEN

Thoy DO Not Want 90 Have Joint Dis
cussions with Democrats.
FrcrIal Dispatch io The Apprhl
NASHVILLE. Tom, Aug a. Chairman
Williams, OF the Democratic executive
committee, held conference today with
Chairman Dillon. OF the Republican com.
niticc. In regard to n joint canvass ot tho
gubcmatorlal and electoral candidates. pil.
Ion would not take the responsibility of
arranging Joint canvass until after The
meeting Oi the Republican executive
committee On the 2llh inst, AMI until he
could consult with Capt Hawkins and
the electors of the State az large Char.
man Williams il anxious Tor a joint can
yas 10 begin ~ early ls possible
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IinscI,nII .nnr..

AZ BOSTON, Boston 10, Detroit Z.
At New York Chicago T. New York ..
Al ~. Iouis-SL Louis =, Clcyclnua q.
At Louisville louis,illc s, Krookyn ..
Al Washingion-Pi,lsburg &, Washing.
ton 3.
Al Kansas Ciiy-Aihlcics 4, Kansas
City /.
At Cincinuuti - Cincinnati II, Palti.
more u.
At Philadclphia--Phirlclphia 4, Ind,
annapolis ..
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ssO.oDo Iire.

rEom,, lll., Aug a. The wholesale
agricultural implements houses oi Martin
& Co. aud kiugmln u Co. were entirely
destroyed hy fire at an early hour this
morning. Martin * Go. r loss ON stock b.
siO,WO. fully insured. The loss on the
building, owned 10y Herbert Collins ui
Chicago, is 200 10 S2j, ,OUO, insured iur
$1,000 kiugman & Co. y luss on stock h
$4,000 10 100000; insurance about SIS.
uOO. Tho luss ON the building Is as, 900,
insured iUr $4,000.
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Squads stlil Pursuing Curtis short-Ho
VIII be Lynohed n Caught.

Squads stiil Pursuing Curtis short-Ho
VIII be Lynohed n Caught
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
JAoEsoS, Miss, Aug. lL-Eycrything Is
as quiet at Utica today as II nothing had
occurred In the last few days 10 disturb
the tranquility Of the little village. The
body Of Brown, the negro who was lynchcd.
was buried today. II is now generally
conceded that only two Fl the negroes par.
ticipatcd In the shooting In which DR..
Holiday was killed and White seriously
wounded In the thigh. One Of these is
Curtis Short, who escaped with Amos
Short, his brother. Several squads Of men
are alter them, aud " caught short work
will DO made Of Curtis. Brown, before
being hanged. vchemcntly protested his
innocence aud stated that Curtis short was
the only one Of the six negroes who fired n
shot This, however. was known 10 be a
contradiction on its face, NJ Robertson, the
young white man with whom the difficulty
started, caught Brown from behind and
held him until hc Brown had cmptied
his pistol and lac had the smoking weapon
In his hand when the difficulty terminated.
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Money for Oh. ri, va Gs.

NEw YonK, Aug. H. The directors Of
the Fast Tennessee road met today and
authorized the submission 10 the stock.
holders Of n proposition n issue ~, 900, 900
second mortgage bonds, the proceeds 10 bo
used for the purpose only Of Clulpplng the
road. The money In 10 ho extended dur
Ing tho next ak years by thr board oi di.
rcctom on certificate from the general
manager aud engineer.
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RoNg, Aug. lA-A dispatch from Mas.
sowah says; A French missionary, who
has arrived from the scene Of the masa
Gre at sagancti, reports that four Of the
Italian officers who we're In command oI
the auxillarics were killed. lie does moi
know the fate Of the fifth. lle sayt that
Dsbeb, the Abyssinian chief, whose troops
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New o~-er-t,s.ts,i

Special Dispatch " The AppcnI
KSoNyiLLE, Tenn, Aug THE d.
rcciors Of the Carolina, Knoxville 4 West.
cn railway met hers TODAY J. W. Hum.
bert, 0f Gtccnyille, <. c. WA elected
president, Col. Sim MrhWU.s Of this
city. ucc.prsidcnt 1nu . H'ard WIS
ruturncd. The prsidtn flo ..H rniHiruc.
ton company Was here ii' irlofbd
good work, with 800 hands employed.
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darkly limited that they may try to stam-
pede the convention to Albert Scheffer or
knute Nelson, should they find il impos-
slble to make headway for their favorites,
but they deny this. Strenuous efforts have
been made to harmonize the Ramsey
county split with prospect OF success.
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Four New Cases NJ Tnmpn.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. l4.-The latest
news from Tampa is to the effect that there
are four suspicious cases of sickness there
and three cases OF yellow fever being in the
house in which Waterman died a month
ago. Manatee has two eases and Plant
City one. st. Augustine is still wildly
alarmed for somo reason or other, and
1000 persons have left there in the last
day or two. The feeling here tonight is
better and luieter as the disease seems so
mild
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Two children IIurnrd

NEwAug, \. j., Aug lI.-lhc cottage
Of q. u. McCafkic. at the Mount Tabor
Methodist camp-mcctng grounds, wis de.
stroyci by lire at q O'Clock thus morning.
Two children ont of i've, who wcrr In the
house with their mother. were burned 10
IA gTtsu
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ovcrcamc u.a Italian command had a
force OF $50 men, of whom $50 were armed
with muskcts. Tho report that the ma
tive allies proved treachcrous is now de-
MED. Four hundred strogglers from the
defeated column have arrived at Masso-
vnh
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-15

VINEYARD HAvES, Mass, Aug IA
The annual race Of the New York yacht
club for the Vineyard Haven cup was
started today. The Puritan, sachem and
Alert won the race In their respective
classes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-15

CHARLESTON, $. c., Aug 1.-THE city
council this morning unanimously ordered
a rigid enforcement OF quarantine against
nil Floridn
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IN snswer TO telegram from the Ar
rret to the mayor of Chattanooga, the
following was received;
CHATTANOOGA TENN, August II, lSSS
Not any yellow fever here. City in
good Condition.
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Knox Democrats wide Awake.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 14.-A rousing
Democratic club was organized here to-
night. The Democrats are enthusiastic
and enter the campaign more determined
than ever before to win. Watch out for
old Knox.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-15

100 miles from the nearest fever No
effort will be spared ID prevent its getting
nearer.
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Refugee. In tXpoxyiI.c.

Special Dispatch To The Appeal
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug, li.-Florida
refugees in the city.
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IN THE WORLD SPORT.
Racing Events and Baseball Games Yes
terday,

RacirR Events and Baseball Games Yes
terday.
SARATOGA RACE THAcR, n. Y, Aug H.
summary of today's races
First Race -Thrcc.quariers Of mile.
Starters: Blessing Retrieve, Aahoo, Sin
tram, Minnie Palmer, joyful, Rcdlight,
Chandler, Wabassa, Cartoon. Sintram
first, Blessing second, Retrieve third.
Timc-l:2Ol.
Second Racc-Mile aud sixteenth.
Starters: Bessie June, Pasha, Strathspcy,
Grisscttc, Bohemian, Allentown. Girls
settle frst, Allentown second, Pasha third.
Time-l;56l.
Third Racc-Grand Prize Of Saratoga.
mile and iiye-eighths. Starters Mont.
rose, Wary, Royal Arch Argo. Wary
won in 1901, Montrosc second, ROYAL
Arch third.
Fourth -Three-Qunricrs Of mile.
Starters: l.aclaire, Tsmbourcttc, Boo
caccio, Mint Bloom. Trade Mark, poca-
tcllo, KcdUr Khan. lcclairc won In
l:lSl, Boccaccia second, kcdar Khan
third.
filth Race-Stoeplecltnse; mile and u
half Abraham, Becchmore, Will Davis,
Sanford, Ballot, Meadow Queen and kil.
larncy were starters. Killarney won in
800 Bccchmorc second. Meadow Queen
third
PROGRAM ron TOMORROW.
Iirst NncrH-iN turuuip. Enllin Htwlcy %
HiuN inrr. rcbuamHu. tlddl,hc.d BrlilIht iu
Mis- iIuui lui. Auuic CLARK iF. Nn.o n iuL
~cUuud llnpr NIup furl1uss iLrpegk, pt 4trRtb.
spgy lu,. Joseph lul. llviu To-
Ihiri iaUpHOur mile HildA utnio iui. Donald
tnu Amos lis. Redwood "a,
Fourth KnccHMi aud srvrnty yuris. cupid
in5. Hruurhtuu lni. bonnie b iul. nei Stone iUi.
Jennie Mcfarland ius. Red rrincp .ut uua iul.
UulIuT iul. Settle pi. Lctrith ini. NOlHtlc iud
fifth ltncc- iiuric. mile AMI ihr eslNtccuths
Chandelier ~ lhllot ~, hutL nHk ~, Jim Mur
phy iJi, False Nutc ~ lu1et '0Iing Ia
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New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Democratic
campaign will be opened by Allan G..
Thurman at Port Huron, Mich, Au.
gust %
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ALL QUIET Ar UTICA.

VI. J. WRGHr. JR,
Sergeant Signal Corps, Assistant.
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J. n SlcELrN, Mayor.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-06-29
letter. Gronn sugartow WIN.

sUGARTowN, La, June 10, 1888,
Editor Echo, Lake Charles, La:
Dear sir-I wish to drop few thoughts,
II you think them worthy, publish; Il not,
you know what to do with It.
We have rain, fear too much for cotton,
though cotton looks well yet, and is In dne
condition, Corn is laid by, clear Of grass,
and fine pea crops are in progress, and It
people fail to raise sweet potatoes 1t 10 their
fault.
Stock is In fine condition for this tlme Of
year, and from the bales and sacks Of wool
passing one would think sheep raising was
on the Increase,
Oats were not good this year, though most
farmers made plenty to do them.
We held Q meeting at Black Jack Farmers
Union Saturday, the 18th, for the purpose Of
eleoting officers for this year, and electlng
delegates TO the Parish Union To be held at
Shiloh, ten miles south of SugartoWn, on the
first Thursday in July next, Our union IN
this parish is getting strong, there 10 "a
lodges, and have letters requesting me to
organize other lodges. Weare getting goods
cheap from our chartered merchants, aud most
OF our people are well pleased with the pro-
gress we are making. O. y. CARAWAY.
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ProeIamatlon by tIle GOvernor.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, |
Executive Department,

STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Executive Department.
Whereas, the Louisiana State Agri-
cultural Society has provided for the
holding Of State Fair on the grounds
of the Louisiana State University and
Agricultural and Mechanical College at
Baton Rouge during the first week in
October, 1888, and has appointed an
executive committee, composed Of rep
resentative, energetic and capable eiti.
zeus to direct and manage tie same
and, whereas, said fair will undoubt-
edly be of great utility to the State in
making known her resources and at
fractions and in affordiug her citizens
an excellent opportunity for obsery.
ing the different farm products and
the improved means and methods EN-,
ployed in mechanical and agricultural
industries;
Therefore, /, Francis 7, Nichols,
Governor of the State of Louisiana,
have thought proper to issue this, my
proclamation, soliciting on behalf of
this commendable enterprise, the ia.
vOr and the liberal patronage Of all
friends of the prosperity aud develop
ment and progress, and particularly
of all associations and citizens Of this
State, and urging them to contribute
in every possible manner to the sue
cess of said fair; and especially do |
urge upon them to procure for il such
articles as will illustrate the physical
geography of the State, her resources,
her minerals, her products, her climate
and her soil, and, also, such other ar
tiCles as will exhibit her progress in
the various arts and sciences.
furthermore request producers
and manufacturers of other States to
send their produce and wares for ex-
hibition at this fair, promising them
an inviting field for advertisement
and patronage, Furthermore, | ear
nestly invite the citizens Of other
States to visit the fair and inspect our
resources, assuring them of a cordial
welcome on the part of our citizens,
and urgo upon all lines of railroads
to afford the people of this and
other States every possible encourage
ment and facility.
In testimony whereof, | have here
unto signed this proclamation and
caused the seal of the State 10 be here
unto affixed, at the city of Baton
Rouge, this seventh day of June, A.
d. 1883,
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS,
Governor of Louisiana,
L. F, MASON, Secretary of State.
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NO III.
IEow &c Sc - 80.


Chicago Journal
Said railroad man III bet not
one in a hundred Of the people who
travel on railroad trains understand
how the pressure Of sir Is used TO ap-
ply the brakes TO the train. When
the brake was FIRST invented the ali
was turned into the cylinder nnder
each car when the car was 10 be stop
ped and the pressure was exerted TO
force the brakes up against the wheels.
But at the present day the brakes are
held against the wheels BY syringe,
and the air is turned into cylinders to
push the brakes away from The wheels
as long as the train is in motion.
When il is desired to stop a train tho
air is let out and the springs apply
the brakes and stop the train. The
last method Of using ar pressure haa
great advantages over the old way en-
the score Of safety,
When an accident happens to q
train one Of tue first effects it is apt
to have is TO rupture the air-pipea
leading from the englae to the eylin-
ders under the ears and that Of itself
stops the train instantly, 1t Il very
important to everybody to under
stand this matter, because a child Eve
years old can stop train in thirty
seconds from any car in the train II
he simply understands how, You
will see, if you will look for il, that
there is sort Of rope projecting from
the toilet-room Of every car That
connects with the air,pipes under tho
train, If you catch hold Of il and give
a little jerk you can stop the train be-
fore it has gone two hundred yards.
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LAKn 0nARl.rs. I.A.. June ID

AyAhH AhAAl1hsi ftA'J 9uAAS ~ AQ99'
The Town Council Of the town Qf Lake
Charles, Ia, met pursuant to call Present,
Il, Gerry, a. llgnifidep Absent I. q, Powell
and A. ], Reid, Hldermeu
Minutes EeAd ana appfovedj With the sx-
WHICH was stricken nom the minutes.
on motion, seeonded, the Secretary pe Qnq
ne IS hereby ordered 70 notify, " Wfttirg
ton was adopted, nc O meeting June etiI, re-
qitiring him to praceed according to laWj 10
Collect ell Gelimguent taGes Cue the town Qf
Tl4kg Charles.
on uiotldu, seconded, the Secretary Do or
dened 70 make detail st4tenetg ot the dis
bHGsefpentg of the year nuuiiAg June l8 1851
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neware erthe H.ottery.
Chicago Tribune,

Chicago Tribune,
Do yon see that man across the
street 7 Marx him we'll my son, Three
years ago he drew a prize Of $3.50 in
Southern lottery, He was a happy
industrious man before he won that
prize. 1t ruined him. He has supk
every dollar he could borrow, beg or
earn since that luckless day in that
same lottery, Look at him now,
Note the hungry look in his eye, He
has only one object In his life, He
wants to draw the capital prize. He
is a lotteFy,maniao, If you ever feel
any symphonic Of his disease coming
over you my boy, get down on your
knees and pray for deliveranee,
aud then hunt this man up and take
another look at him, Aud ifI ever
sec you exhibiting any Indications Of
Iottery.mauiaC l shall get you a ak
months job in the deepest coal mine
in North America, You may TuR and
play now, my son.
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aaeonIe Nlna IErarel.

Change Of climate Or water very Of
iep affect ihe bowels seriously, II on
The first symptoms Of any disturbance
yop would take Dr. Diggora Hnekls-
berry Cordial much suffering might bo
saved. tb
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John II, Jones. Tutje, Ky, writes:
I hage been selling medicine for seven
teen years, pronounce DE BiggeFs
HpekleberFy Cordial Che best eyeE
sold. III gives ieg 10 every mother,
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IIneIsIen,s Arnlea saIYe.

The best Salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm,
Fever Sores, letter, uhapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, ana all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cpres Piles, or no
pRy required II is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box, For Rale By
DR. w. A. KNAPP.
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Excitement II Texas,

Great exnitement has been caused Ia
the vicinity ~ Paris, Tex, by the re.
nlarkable recovery of MI. j. E. Gorley,
who was SO helpless he could not turn
in bed, qr raise his head; everybody said
he was dying Of 0onanrnptian. A trial
bottle Of pr, Kings New Discovery was
sent him. Finding relief, be bought
Q large hottle and q hox Of DR. Kingla
New Life Pills BY the time he had
taken two boxes of Pills and two BOTTLES
of the Discovery, he vas well and had
gained in fesh thirty-aix pounds, Trial
bottles of this Great Discovery for Con-
sumption free az pr, w. a. KNAPP's.
Large bottles, Sl,gl.
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seyenty-year locusts threaten to
make things lively this year IN some
Of tho Southwestern States -Illinois,
Iowa, Indiana, Minnesota, Wisconsin,
etc. The young are already Matching
in immense numbers, and tho raYages
of 1871, and '54 are feared, Thay
arc never free from some visitation or
other in those parts. Az the present
moment enormous areas Of Minnesota
and Michigan arc under water to tho
depth Of several feet from the aood-
ing Of the rivers, and much less Of
life and property i the consequence,
When the people there crowd down
into Louisiana they viii find life
worth living. Daily States,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-06-29

Music, in its highest and noblest
form, Is devotional. 'All inmost
things,p says Carlyle, fare melpdious;
naturally ntter themselves ID song
See deep enough and You see musical
ly.R 'Ihere is something sacramental, n
says Charles Nngley, I'm perfect me-
tire and rythm, They are outward and
visible signs 81 an inward and spiritnal
gfaee,N
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-06-29

tIe-i'And 50 yon are really attend
Ing . eaoking school, Miss Clara VI
Sho tbrightly Yea, and n n snch
FAM He suppose yeu cor make
nice bFead plFeadYGY ~ She No, 4
hage nothing i5 90 WITH milking
hreadi hpi esn make lovely angel
cake 1 am anly lhking the elaasoal
course, - SHa
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The New York ITibaae says q Gar-
tain Supreme Justice making PrePra'
tions for Q short journey mad . mem
orandum as follows
"Things to take along:
One pair Of socks
One shirt,
Two collars,
One pair Of cHffs
One wife, ...
II strikes rs he should have added I;
oRe flask Of eyHopaRaF or iRsRiFR-
ton.
One Reektio,
One baby. --------- ----------
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Yes, my son you are right. 1t isa
jolly good joke and awfully cunning
TO pour liquor into your stomach.
To be sure il stings ones throat pFat-
W badly, and the taste Of the stuff
isn't much TO brag Of, and q fellow
doesn't feel any Of the best, his head
rolling one way and his stomach an.
other but then think Of the glory that
is inseparable from tipplingl How
grand one feels as he walks up TO the
bar and orders, in free aud easy
manner, 'some of the old stuff, Billylp
How proud TO he observed Of loss
gifted humanity, that isn't up TO this
sort o thing, you know; and what
pleasure IN rehearsipg ones OK.
ploits TO a crowd Of admlring and en-
Vious friends ! And then as time
passes, and You become a regular old
hand at the business, keeping your
skin full from early morn TO dewy
eve, going home nightly orRamented
with torn clothing and dis6gpFed
features, the measure Of your happi-
ness will Of oonrse be augmented
many fold, and happy also will be
your wife and children when they sec
You coming, and their hearts will
dance for joy because their husband
and father is SO able drunkaFd. o
yes, my son, it ~ q very good Joke,
this whisky drinking; but You can't
begin to enjoy II yet; wait until you
see 1t in full bloom. .--Ea.