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excursion tickets un DIST, 22d, 23l, 2ith,
points South aud Southeast. Call az ticket
offices, sos Main street and nc depot.
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Cheap Furniture, 232 Main street.
Cphols,crIug, repairing, etc. Tel. 500
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Hylo curcs chappcd hands and lipa.
A. %. snccd. IIar,lmnrr.

Has rcopcnod again at old stand, eO7
Second street.
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rHycr should ira,i on having the rrnuln
mkprt Norwegian cod liver OIL lNO. e. liAkLl
y w. IlIIull-Il-h.
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AN AMERICAN POPE.
TALK OF CARDINAL GIBBONS sue.
CEEDfNG POPE LEO XIII.

How 1t Is Possible Yet Hardly Probable
That This May Take Place = The
Manner of Conduction Of Papal Elec-
tions. a.
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Two, llylo, Ilylo at all druggists.
IInIi,In, I,rn,.inn.

Tho Louisville y Nashville Railroad will
sell one iapr tot the tonnd trip on December
~ 10 December -, good returning Junu.
ury d aud On December - On January l.,
good to vtmn jnnunry \ 1851 fof in.
formation and tickets apply ut tickot office,
3l2 Main sir1rt
louN 4. Soorr. T. A.,
L. n MuooN, Pass ACT
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NM In Mnthrr..

Omar barsains In witches NJ Thaycr's
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Mr. WlrsioW's Soothing s,fip shnuii aiwtvs 81,
utrd Coz thlldru trUfhIur NJ anIHri tHc chill
uti,us ihr gums, alla'a al pain, cur's wiul Cnil1
sud o. lhU hCsi Wmely inr diaffH uA Ava bl.ilh
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llovTvru long you may have suffered with
% Chronic tlror don't despair, but take Ia.
Cu. pi.u ut uuuc.
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For luncheon go TO FLOYD & MONEYS II
h the only ladies' Restaurant In the city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-27

FNr gold hcnd umbrcllasai Thaycr'A
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- rrNovrn nv TuE raE or COCAINE.
And Il stimulates aud promotes the growth
Of the hair
Bumots flavorins extracts arc tho
Last
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Go TO Floyd 4 Moneys They arr head
quarters, aud the only direct importers Of
these goods In the city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-27

lApirs cape collars q specially NJ Mem.
phis Steam laundry, 80 Second street
Branch oilicc 80 Main.
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10 u>u for Turkish Baths this wccl
only, 222 Second street.
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BARGAINS In loosc diamonds ThaycPa
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Fun Dress Shirts specially. Finish
equal To new. Memphis Steam Laundry,
"a Second street, Branch office, %,
Main street.
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adde's

IIrlo cIoar lhe eompIexIon.
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soLiD silver in great variety at Thaycr's
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NJ lAnN .houll ha NIlhonl I'm.
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D. l-amonl rInr. bid DO. ThnyeL,.
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The hest IhinRs Counterteitsd.

1.-Two bus no eaunl lor toilet usc.
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CnoioE wedding presents at Thaycr'A
IiT r. NJ Galbrcnth. No. 10 Madison
street, r,nt your houses aud collect your
UutA
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V. n TnA1rn. lhe rcIIahIo nrLIcIan.

MRrron Giace
To order ut Floyd & MooncyN
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FINEST assortment watches at Thaycfs
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Tor French Fruits. Giace aud Fancy
BASKETS,
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FINEST wedding rings at ThaycFs.

ilm icopchcu again NJ OH hhnui lJ1
Second street.
FINEST wedding rings at Thaycrs
a==
Tm Illinois Central Railroad will scll
excursion tickets un 2lst, 22d. 23d, 18th,
18th. 2llh 3Oth aud Slst Of December io all
points South aud Southeast. Call az ticket
offices, sos Main street and nj depot.
lIrto clears the complexion.
Ladies,
For luncheon go TO FLOYD & MONEYS II
is the only ladies' Restaurant In the city.
== a
CnoieE wedding presents a, Thaycr'S
tn r. NJ Galbrcn,h. No. 10 Madison
street. Ent your houses aud collect your
Bandrun
- REMOVED ny TuE vsE or COCAINE.
And Il stimulates aud promotes the growth
Of the hair
lumoit's flavoring extracts arc tho
lest
BARGAINS In loose diamonds Thaycr's.
- a
Tor French Fru,is. Giacc and Fancy
baskets,
Go 10 Floyd 4 Moneys They arr head
quarters, aud the only direct importers of
these goods In the city.
FiNr gold head umbrellas ut ThaycrA
Wilson a Iiian.
Cheap Furniture 2i1 Main street
lphols,Crng, repairing, etc. Tel. 800,
aaaa
llYto has no equal ior toilet Use.
The Hest Thing~ Cpunterfetted.
ruycn should Insist uu having che rrnulnc
fhkrrs Norwegian cod liver OIL 1No. e. BAKER
q 90 Philadelphia,
GBrAr bargains In watches NJ Thaycrs.
Advice 90 Mother.
Nr WirsuWs soothing fitip shnuii awavsih
NHfN Coz thlIdru frUfhIur m aHInri thr chill
uiisut ihr gums aIlnis aIl pain. yufes wul cnlis
sud o. lhU hCsi rUmcly inf diaffi uA Ava bl.lk
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-05

The simplest and the lightest running sew
ing machine on the market. Self-setting
needle and self-threading shuttle. Sold on
payments to silt purchasers, without inter-
est. Organs and machines cleaned and re-
paired on short notice. Charges moderate
and satisfaction guaranteed. Office on Broad.
way, south of Shockey s. Snder's.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-05
WIT AND WISDOM.
of pets that devour us.

beware OF pets that devour us.
One bad example in town is like
rat-hole through an earth dam.
The line of life is a ragged dag
onal between duty and desire.-W. r.
Algcr.
Fame comes only when deserved,
and then it is as inevitable as destiny.
-LOngfellow.
1t is better to put your money into
the trust than to put your trust in your
money.-Philadelpnta call.
We are never made so ridiculous
by the qualities we have. as those we
affect to acknowledgement.
-Fitz Brown with indignation)-
Sir, You have broken your promise.
Robinson (complaccntly)-Oh, never
mind, l can make another. -Erchange-
A Georgia paper offers to take
chestnuts in payment for subscriptions.
What lot of ancient jokes that editor
is going to have poured in On him.
Exchange.
-Bobby-Mr. can l 20 over to Will
lie Waffles? Mother---You must ask
your father. Bobby Bobby, Hopeless
lO---Well. ma. pa is putting up the
parlor stove.---M Y. Sun
I'm order to do any thing in this
world that is worth doing, we must not
stand shivering on the bank and think
of the cold and danger. but jump in and
scramble through As well is we can
Sidney Smith.
-Hypochondriac-I am feeling very
blue this morning. Doctor-What's
the matter? Every time 1 feel my
nose it hurts me-" But you are not
obliged to feel your nose" But how
can l tell whether it hurts unless l feel
it?"-From the German.
An accession of wealth is danger
Gus predicament for man. At first he
is stunned. if the accession be student;
he is very humble and very grateful.
Then he begins to speak little louder,
people think him more sensible. and
soon he thinks himself so.--Cecit.
-Self-trust is the first secret of sue
cess, the belief that, if You are here,
the authorities of the universe put you
here, and for cause. or with some task
strictly appointed you in your consti-
tuition. and so long as you work at that
you are well and successful Emerson.
Orbs Divine
How beautiful said she. tonight
Appear the heavenly orbs so bright"
Quoth he, two orbs divine. see,
Are brighter than the stars to me-
And soft and low the evening breeze
Moaned round them through the chestnut
trees.
oil CITY Blizzard
Fond Mamma-How is it young
Mr.. Fley didn't ask you to go out rid
ing? / saw him out with Miss Pert to-
day. Daughter-rm sure can't tell,
praised his horse, said 1 heard he was
a good driver. and all that, while Miss
Pert only spoke to him once. Fond
Mamma-What did she say then?
Daughter-She asked him if he could
drive with one hand.-Cmaha World
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-05
LEPROSY IN EUROPE.
The Awful Disease Being Gradually Prop
agated by Chinese Emigrants.

The Awful Disease Being Gradually Prop
agated by Chinese Emigrants.
The warning voice uttered by the
rector of Greatham, as to the spread of
leproSy. brings Us face to face with n
terrible danger, as little understood or
experienced by Englishmen as is the
black death or sweating sickness. To
most of us leproSy is happily only a
name, associated mainly with Scrip
tural incidents which seem scarcely
more remote from ourselves than the
disease itself Yet there can be no doubt
that this malady. one of the most hid
eous that afflicts mankind. is actually
among US at this moment, that its tend
ency is to keep firm foothold wher-
ever it shows itself. and that it is con-
Stantly widening the area of its dread
full influence.
According to ArchdeaconWright, the
disease is being spread all over the
world by Chinese emigrants. They
have carried it TO California, New
Brunswick, the Cape of Good Hope
and the Sandwich Islands, where it was
previously unknown; and either they
have brought it into Europe themselves
or it has been brought by Europeans
who have been in contact with them.
All the specialists in skin disease in
Paris are said to have lepers among
their patients-soldiers, sailors, mer-
chants. sisters of charity. missionaries
and Others. Epidemics of leprosy have
broken out in more than one of the
provinces of Spain, the disease having
been brought home by sailors. There
are lepers in the hospitals of London.
Dublin and Glasgow. and Archdeacon
Wright mentions, on authority he does
not doubt, that a short time ago there
was case of leprosy in an English viii
lage. In fact, the two points to be
borne in mind are themselves suffi-
GENTLY suggestive of grounds for
alarm. the first being that the disease
itself has of late years increased in ac-
tivity. and the second that. in more or
less degree, it is to be found all over
the world. ANY accidental circum-
stance which might develop its viru-
lence would at once produce world
wide epidemic. The train is laid and
needs only to be fired.-St James
Budget.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-05
RELIGIOUS End EDUCATIONAL

hcIt1sOOS cNO 6OOSR tONN1.
People look at you six days of the
week to find what you mean on the
| Sabbath.
Great occasions of serving God
present themselves seldom. but little
ones frequently.-Francis de Sdles.
The faculty of the university of
Pennsylvania has forbidden smoking in
the students rooms, the Railways, ETC..
and now the student are agitating for
a smoking-room on the university
premises.
Richard Berridge, of Ballynahinch
Castle. Galway, Ire. has left $1,000, 600
to advance education in economic and
sanitary science in Great Britain. Ire
land is expressly excluded, and her
need is greatest.
john B. Stetson, the Philadelphia
hat-maker, employs 800 men. women
and children, and has Sunday-school
of l. 600 scholars in connection with his
factory. The chapel where the Sunday
school meets cost S400 900.
The American Missionary Associa-
ton has buildings and lands worth
$576, 900, endowment funds worth $l29,-
600. and trust funds amounting to S70,-
600. Its receipts last year were $685.
76l, expenditures, S29S,7S3.
When we come back from the bat
tle-field. weary. yet victorious, we may
look for our King of Peace coming to
meet us with bread and wine and his
own priestly blessing. that we may be
strengthened and refreshed by himself.
f r. HarergaI.
"A small Californian was reciting
the table of liquid measures the other
day in an Oak, and school, and this is
what he said: 1.-Two pints makes ah
qua-art, four qua-arts makes ah gallon
siXty-five gallons makes ah-ma-kes
ah-ah-makes a hedgehogr'
One hundred and thirty of the
thousand prisoners in the New Jersey
penitentiary have taken advantage of
the school privilege granted them by
the last Legislature and organized
classes. The teachers at the opening
session were two well educated CON-
cts.-PuGlic Opinion.
One day little girl about five
years old heard preacher praying
most Justify, until the roof fairly rung
with the strength of his supplications.
Turning to her mother and reckoning
the maternal ear down to a speaking
place. she whispered: Mamma. don't
YOU think that If he lived nearer God
he wouldn't have to talk so loud. -
Berlin Ulk.
The Ladies' Association OF the Es-
tablished Church of Scotland raised
S31. 735 in 1886, and in its mission in
Africa, India and China they support
twelve European missionaries and
ninety-eight Eurusian and native
workers. In their thirty-three schools
are 2. 463 scholars, and 400 Zenanas
welcome the visits and teaching of their
Christian agents.
The American Board must take of
its hat to the Moravian Society for Prop
agating the Gospel Among the Heath.
en-, which has just celebrated its CEN
tennial anniversary at Bethlehem. Pa.
Many of the bishops and prominent
clergymen of the Moravian commune
ion took part in the exercises. The
society was originally incorporated by
tho I.ari Fl t,1ro of pannSvlv.nia an1
subsequently by the Legislatures of
New Jersey, New York and Ohio, and
for a hundred years has been contribute
ing literally to the famous Moravian
foreign missions in all parts of the
world. ---SpringfeM Union.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-05
BEST OF ALL

The baby grasps at the empty air,
And sees a wonderful sight:
For the great old side board over there
Is shining with silver bright.
The grandfather bangles his watch Of gold,
And she hears the wheels go click.
And she tries in her pincushion hands TO hold
That ull's-eye" round and thick
They are wonderful things that the baby sees;
But when she is tired OF all,
And they wrap her up from the evening breeze
When the shadows begin to fall,
She is tired OF the noisy and busy world,
Too tired 10 go 10 sleep.
And she won't sit up. and she won't stay curled
And she only wakes 10 weep;
And she's suddenly caught in a tender hold
Where she even forgets TO stir
And what 10 baby are silver and gold.
When her mother smiles down at her?
II c. Bunner. IN 81. NictOtGs.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-05

There are in the metropolitan dis
trict of London twenty-five cemeteries,
with total area of 1000 acres, and it
is estimated that the land so utilized
represents a capital of $3.50, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-16
Morgan on Moar.

Duripa the debate on the Canadian fab
cries treaty in the U. S. Senate last Tuesday,
Mr.. Morgan, of Alabama, paid his reSpectsto
Mr.. Hoar, Of Massachusetts, as follows:
II suppose really that there is no msn ever
created by the hand of God who has more capacity
for tressurng up prejudices in his heart than the
honorable Senator from Massachusetts. They
seem to burst out of him on all occasions like the
waters from the foot of mountain they are pe-
rennial in their flow; they are almo.t universal
in their scope; they seem to embrace everything
except little area of land around the Massachu-
sets Bay colony. Very few of us can ever escape
the raking. narrowing tongue OF the Senator from
Massachusetts,; very few of u.s. and few of the in.
situations of the country; few of its habits and
few of its manners. He even went SO far in his
speech as to speak of that rum jug in the South
which he never saw of course, or heard of in the
Northern States where the man to whom the jug
was handed would not bear the inhospitality of
having anybody else measure out his drink for
him, and the like. Of course, that institution of
slavery down there which become ours by having
bought it from his ancestry; our institution OF
slavery which we paid for after his fathers hsd
captured them in their native wilds in Africa or
paid for them with New England rum our insti-
tuition of slavery which has christianized the
slave to degree that no negro race or family il
this world have ever yet attained to; our institu-
ton of slavery which his fathers put into the
stitution of tho United States with guaranty of
its protection and preservation absolutely; our
institution of slavery which they broke up by war
and by the sacrifice OF thousands and tens OF
thousands, not of men only, but of women and
children, ard by the orphanage of whole multi
tides and great communities; our institution of
slavery comes in for the Senator's reprimand on
all occasions. who happens to have the mis-
fortune to have been born in the midst Though
he might never have owned slave at all, is
God hv hal nf at Wi hat
institution of slavery if he had been born to it,
as part of his inheritance, as if he had done as
the Senator's ancestors did when they went
abroad to Africa and captured the negroes there
in their own homes, made merchandise of human
flesh and fixed it in the loins Of the captured me-
groes that he should breed slaves TO inherit his
misrortunes while the constitution Of the United
States should stand"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-16
Nominations.

CHICAGO, Aug 16-The republicans of
the 18th Illinois district yesterday nomlnat-
ed j. A. Connolly for Congress. This is Viii.
lismSpriuger's district.
Dies MONIES. Iowa, Aug. 16.-Congress.
man Strube was renominated by the repub.
lioans of the 1lth district st Cherokee. yes
day.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. 16.-The repub-
licsns of the 4th district nominated Major
q. W. R. Hartwig for Congress yesterday.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 16.-At Port.
land, yesterday the republicans of the 18th
district nominated George W. Steele, of
Marion, for Congress. The nomination was
by reclamation.
Dies MONIES, Iowa., Aug. 16 AT the 9Th
district republican convention yesterday
James P Flick was nominated for Congress-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-16

DIVORCES AND BOARDING. HOUSES Gen.
1. N. Stiles thinks the boarding. houses are
conducive to immortality. He said 30 in a
speech to jury yesterday and repeated the
assertion this morning. What have you
got against boarding houses ?" the General
was asked this morning "They are simply
hotbeds of immortality. Boarding houses
are rife with scandal and gossip. A woman
who lives in one of them has nothing to oc
cupy her time, and Satan always finds mis-
chief for idle hands to do. Young married
people should avoid clearinghouse as they
would peslilence. They should secure
bomes, even if they consist Of single room.
Then the young wife will have something to
occupy her mind and will not be subjected
to evil influences. I haven't lived in
boarding house myself since was married,
but know what they are; they are conduc-
i've to immortality ~ Chicago NeUs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-16
The White CAPS,

CORYDoN, Ind., Aug 16.-Attornsy Gen
eral Mohenor has been in consultation since
yesterday regarding the proposed prosecu-
ton of the White Caps. He said to q re-
porter last night that, from all he can learn,
there Is no organized band of White Caps
here. There are occasional outbreaks, how
ever, but they are merely local, inspired by
local Telling against fellows in community
who have made themselves obnoxious by
bad conduct. Farmers and citizens would
club together and take such person out
and give him hogging as the best and
cheapest means of punishment. The people
of Corydon are law abiding and regret much
that the White Caps in the adjoining coun-
ties are bringing Harrison county into dis.
grace. The principal scene of the White
Gaps outrages ia Crawford and Perry coun-
ties. The Investigation will begin 10 Craw.
ford county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-16
Sc we're Storms.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Aug. 16-The storms
of Tuesday and yesterday were the most
severe that have ever occurred in this DOR.
ton of the State for many years. The rail.
ways ceniering here were greatly damaged
and trains were delayed many hours. Wash.
outs are reported on all the roads and crops
we're damaged. During severe electric storm
yesterday bolt struck among group Of
threshers on Joe Armstrong; farm, near
Oneida. knocking all down. Oae of the
men was instantly killed and another so
Injured that his recovery is deemed imptob.
able. The clothes of both men were torn
into shreds The teams ran away and the
straw stacks were burned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-16
The Sioux Indians.

PIERRE, OAK, Aug. 16.-The Sioux com.
missioners having been ordered to remain
for the present at Standing Rock have for
warded to the agent at Cheyenne agency
papers for the purpose of obtaining signatures
to the Sioux treaty. Not having any lead
ing and hostile chiefs at Cheyenne az at
Standing Rock, 10 intimldate the rank and
file OF the tribe into not signing, no trouble
ia feared in inducing them to consent, g
great many having already signed. Little
No Heart. the leading chief at Cheyenne, Is
said to be in favor of the treaty and has
The commissioners apprehend no trouble
with the Cheyenne Sioux. who are about one
sixth of all on the Reservation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-16
Rush Fires.

KINGSTON, Olt.. Aug. 16 Bush fires
have been raging iercely in the toHnships
of Clarendon, laval, Canonti ard Oso, aud
have already done damage to the extent Of
nearly 100000. The whole section has
been devastated and many settlers have lost
everything they possessed. Communication
is cut off, as the bridges and corduroy roads
have been burned or rendered impossible
by fallen trees. The Ontario government
will be appealed to for aid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-16
TeIecraphie Briefs.

The Union Labor Convention is in session
in Detroit, Mich.
Advices from Victoria, B. c report every
thing quiet at Port Essiugton.
The National Insurance Commissioners
Association ia in session 10 Madison, Wis.
A FIRE 10 Cayenne, French Guiana, recent
IL destroyed 100000 worth of property.
The North Chicago Rolling Mill Company
has shut down, throwing fifteen hundred
men out of employment.
The works of the Beaver Valley Manutac
turing Company, at Pittsburg, Pa, were de-
stroyed by FIRE last night.
The application for II stay in the case Oh
murderer Dania Lyons in New York has
been denied by Justice Patterson.
The republican convention of the 2Otn
Ohio Congressional district have taken l7z
Intellectual ballots in endeavoriog to noml'
nate candidate.