davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-30
Hn,c ricla.. Peculiar sil..Ion.

New YORK Letter iu indianapolis journal
The California vitculturisis have placed
Kato Field under salary, outiitlrl her with
samples In plenty and sct her TO booming
the wines 81 the Pacific coast among the
drinkers OF the Atlantic cpnst. 81 her ciO-
qnonco IL concentrated upon clarci, wine
no, much drunk except At meal time, she
often deems Il necessary a. feed the per-
suns whose appoiics she dcsing ioIiircct.
Of coursc. the yiands that accompany the
clarct must be- of the best. and hate has
given considerable number ui line sup.
pcrs. don't know how successful she Is,
or how triumphant she IA going lo br, iu
her Eastern efforts on b'hgli II the iti
Western vineyard men, but 1t IS ccriain
that she will prove rather a costly apostle
Of California wine. She is doing the lol
hanisomclvs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-30
a auesn'- ,,o.s,aehe.

rruin thc london Igafn
A most curious statement IL being made
about the Queen OF Portugal. Not only
has Maria pia, It u sid. a clearly defined
mous,achc on her upper lp, but she is
positively proud Of u. II Is furthermore
stated. evidently by a confirmed courtior,
that this hinuic adornmrut suits aimim.
bly the Queen Of roriuga'ssly lc Of beauty.
Who fhall cay, then, that this royal ~
ample will not effect n revolution in this
Observation-Disclosures llithcriothc answer,
on toilette matters In the ladies journals
have beayi lanrcly devoted 10 directions "
fair correspondents how they might get rid
Of the supcriuous growlh Of hair on thcii
UPPER lipa aud rhins. hut In future, POS
sihly, toilette cliion will be- called on u
recommend the best mousinche developer
Cor ladies whoss style Of beauty ia,
masculine growth on tie upper Up is sup
posci 90 suit.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-30
.u,ost IN New York."

This melo dramatic production VIII be
the weeks attraction at the theater OPEN
ing tomorrow evening. Malinecs will he
given on Tuesday New Years Day and
on Saturday. 1t is what is known as
"tank play" aud OF which critic writes:
"All the characters are well taken, and cs'
pecially Of Jennie Wilson, New York
waif. in which role that charming young
souhrette, Patricc, has ample opportunity
for displaying her varied accomplishments.
The play is staged excelenily,
and the scene showing the fore
ground OF Wards Island with
the river OF real water and the small steam
boat plying upon 1t Is very realistic, The
Gramercy Park scene and the mansion in
terror are also put on in first class style.
The company includes the pretty Patrice
Miss Annie Barclay, Miss Marie Aichison
Miss Florence Slower. Edward j. Radcliffe
George Wright, Walter fessler, William
RYAN, T.. II. Shaitue aud Others. Capt
LUCE Sorcho, the aquatic marvel, will ap
pear Mt each performance, giving an eNhi
bition OF swimming and will also at
o'clock tomorrow Monday swim iron
the mouth OF Wolf River to the foot {
Madison street, where he will give m ~
tercsting exhibition.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-30
uosrIbie pcs,h ~ q Iies'. Den.

Tf0m o. flll Val IlfTl'cl
The shocking death Of female tanner Of
Wild beasts Il reported from llohonmulh,
In Bohemia. sbc was a girl ivcniy-six
years old, namAl Bertha Baumgarincr.
During a public performance In a slrollng
menageric the entered an empty cage. and
the door Of nm adjoining cage was then
opened 10 LET lion aud bengal tiger en-
GER. Tie lion walked In quietly. but the
tiger, lcrocious beast, which hal three
tilnes wounded liz keepers, crouchcd In
the doorway and showed temper. Tho
rirl losf nerve, cried Tor help aud slipped.
A she did 20 lho Tiger made n spnng bil
her on the shoulder, then 10 the throat
literally rent her TO pieces, and tossed he'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-30

Thi. should forever silence any tongue In
cllncl To intimate that Mrs Aver bought
Madame Pniu. Sicolinfs autograph. Mrs
Aver Il awfully tired Of answering the
charges of cnvious rival manufacturers, and
stand. upon the success uchlcyci by the Re
camicr Preparations ON N. ir merits, IN pre-
serving the charms given by nature to
women, aud Ia removing all kinds Of blcm-
ishcs from the hands and face, including
pImplc,, liver spot., black heads. oic.
No man can kssa face covered with such
disgusting objects without q shudlcr, and
yet women wonder that men. married aud
,iuIlc dtscrt N posses ~ such faces
and give their devotion Ia dainty women
who consider il worth while Ia preserve OF
increase the charms nature has gwen them,
or tu prevent the riyagcs 81 climate diet aud
the designations ~ society. These the Reca'
mi,r Preparations will positively do. Their,
nrc no preparations that will take thciI
place.
The Rccamicr PREPARATIONS are not cos
mciics and they can be- used lcgilimaicly b,
all women old or Young. They are indi-
pensablc In the nursery, aud gentlemen vii
find them Superior TO any other toilet arti
| clcs.
Asa blood purifier the Rccamicr Sara
par.lla stands without rival. II tones NJ
/ the cntirc nervous system, aud cnrichcs III
blood while Il punhcs H. No other sarsa
pnrilla ever made accoinplishcs this doubl
result Your retail druggist will nnd fuI
line II The Rccamior Preparations at Va
| Vlect 4 COS
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-30

body about. Half the audience ran TO the
doors in horror, while the attendants tried
to beat off tho tiger by pokipg hot irons
into the cage. But tho girl was dead long
before the animal was driven away. The
lion seems to have been as much fright
ened as tho human spectators, for he took
no part in the carnage. The proprietor OF
the show has since admitted that this same
tiger had already killed two people.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-30
ADELINA PATTI. NIC0LINI.
TO Mrs. HARRIET HUBBARD AVER
A Fac-Simile of a Note From the d.
vine Diva.

The New York Tribune OF December init
mated that Mrs. Aver had paid for Mrs.
Langiry's autograph. This naturally Of
Tended Mrs. Aver, and she Indignantly de-
MED IL In letter 10 the editor Of tho Tribune
II did a great injustice to Mrs. Langtry who
never has received any compensation, di-
recty or indirectly, for her recommendation
of the Recamcr Preparations, but on the
contrary has always insisted on paying for
such goods as she ordered, and in many ways
has been extremely generous to Mrs. Aver
when such generosity was needed. during
the past week many OF Mrs Ayers friends
have expressed surprise that she should feel
indignant about the Tribune article, aud have
calmly informed her that they had always
supposed that she paid for all testimonials
Mrs Aver now asserts most positively that
nothing could induce her to buy testimo-
nial. Such testimonial would be value
less
The day before Nine. Patti went to Boston
from New York in 1887 she sent messenger
TO Mrs. Aver for supply Of Rccamier Cream
/ End Powder. Mrs. Aver was out at the time
| aud the articles were not sent. She then re-
ceivcd telegram from Nine. Patti! send
| the Cream Powder aud soap as quickly us
possible which Mrs Aver did 10y express
20 Boston, aud the next day She received the
following note Tho part in French, trans
lated into English, means, 81 am saved,
thank Cod
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-30

Ou thc application ~ Nrhard Heating an nlunC
ton has bsen rmuiril 10y luifo lulci fUsifulu.uf
thu Adaus IAlpes tumpanY tom Ililug o. ID
Wanl curtin $4,000 collected nn lucky ioultiaun
state Lotion ticket. kcnunr claims That lust ~
infr Che iHtfdawlrr De- and tuflu each huurht 2
ticket With thr uuiD rsianiliug ihat u clthrt ol
ihom won ruftHiur ID should o. DIVIDED. kvntluf
drew biz blank tuuu Wa 40 ldCkY that n,
hal won litUu nud dldu't prlIaec ~ throw awA,
ans ui The pfllr ga a man Who Cnuldu.t phk nul 9
LUCKY ticket -Chi ogo an EnHiug Jenu'pi, NJ
q u o. n
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-30
THE AMUSEMENT SEASON.
THE PAPER DOLL" AND KATE CAS-
TLEToN AT THE THEATER.
This week O Melodrama. "Lost In New
York" VIII Be Presented-A Regular
Tank Play on the Stage--Dramatlo
and Musical Notes.

Kate Castleton and her paper Doll"
amused the theater-going public during
the week, playing 10 big houses and clos
ing the engagement last night in sue
cessful manner.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-30
lIrlo maLc. lhe .IIn whIle bod clcat
Nai,rrhNnrrh.

A clergyman. after years " suffering from
that loaihsnmc disease, Cuiarrh, and vaiply
tyinr every known rvmcly. at lat found q
rctipc which completely Curcd aud saved
him from death. Any sufferer from thi.
dreadful disease scndiug self addressed
stamped cnvtlorc ~ Prot 4. laWrncc,
No ~ Warren street New York city, will
receive tile rcripo free If charge.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-30

wutua S,Nu NY CuuMssipv, 81. LOUIS
No, o. isDt- Mrssrs =. a e. Mastiw.
The agents III this commission have dis
lrlhuitd Largely. in thc army MaEuirr
hcnnr rlnui aud nud ID the hCt 90 ull rgm,
cdirs for rhulrp. dhufhos. dyspnt,rv etc.
]. g.. IuHuAN SEE Ncat San. Com
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-30
Two. IIyIo. IIylo al all drun.i.ls

Tnr Illinois Central Railroad will sell
excursion tickets on 2lst, 22d, 2jd, 2ilh,
2jth. 2nih, 10th aud 3lsl Of Deccmber 10 oil
points South aud SouiEcasL Call at ticket
offices, 303 Main street and nj depot
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-30

Trum the Ncu Nors Tribune
For generations a certain japancs fam
rs had a box into which they put percent
agcs Said one. III want 10 buy a gar
mcnt that costs ~ buy !, Tor ~ cents
OF give q FEAST that would cost - ! give II
for q. or 10 build house for s,OD bull,
Il ior $50 aud put the balance IN the box
At the end Of the year We meet. open th,
box aud give the contents Ia thc poor. i
costs us some scli-dcnisl, but w arr nj
Ways prosperous aud happy. They cal
this worshiping "tho Great Bright God O
Svll.ftrtfaint'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-30
cnolcr wedding presents At Thaycr's

Lar r. NJ. Galhrraih, No. 10 Madison
stree. rent your houses and collect your
frntH
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-30

HAVE Memphis Steam Laundry furnish
towel rack with equipments, 25c per week
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-30
cause Tor Ihnuk.

Ffun The Mrfchhn, Traveller
christmas comes lni once year, %
mumurcd the old gentleman a. lac kncli
In church. "ior which aud other mcrrios,
y l.Opl, make as duly grateful
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-30

100 Coal cooking stoves, all sizes, for
sale cheap nj Gabays.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-30

Trrru aIlcd with pold silver an,,lgam
etc. arr I,oor substitutes Tor miur,'a orl
giual provision TIC Longs rad Iuotl
Soap, a. Il removes tartar and preYcnts de
cav
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-30
w cur,in'. Luci, 10 uarEnins p,spu ed.

Turskin h cleared chappcd hands and
lIna cnfud DIV n.Ing llylo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-30

ron ano iowelry 20 to Thaycr'A
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-20

1t IS estimated by the postOtfice depart
ment that the deficiency in the revenues
Of the postal service for the fiscal year
Just closed VIII be about 81 0OO. 900. Last
year the deficiency was something over
s.. 5M 900. Owing TO the. cheap rates
of postage, especially for newspapers, the
bulk Of mail matter has increased at such
q rate that the cost of the service has
grown immensely. Under these Circum-
stances the unreasonableness OF the de-
msnd in the republican platform for still
further reduction in postage rates is easily
seen Nothing of the kind should even be
contemplated until the revenues from
the postal service come somewhere near
its cost. There is neither reason nor
justice in the governments becoming an
eleemosynary institution and conveying
letters and merchandise and generally
performing the services Of an express
company for less than cost Moreover, q
reduction would affect but little the great
mass of the people The average farmer
and mechanic does not write, probably,
more than twenty letters in a year. The
advantages would be with those VINO are
ahundantly able TO pay the present rate
But the recommendation in the platform
in regard to postage is doubtless only
part of the general republican scheme 10
increase the expenditures as much as
possible in order to avoid any reduction
in the tariff.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-20

REPORTS from various portions of the
county show decided preference for
the democratic county ticket The nom
nations have met with great favor
While nothing can he said to the detr-
ment of the personnel Of the ticket it is
generally conceded that the democratic
convention also displayed more wisdom
in making nominations As far as ability
is concerned Messrs, McEniry and
CAsteel are both especially fitted for til E
positions which they seek, and in their
present offices have demonstrated Il
willingness and capabiiity of serving the
people that should assist them materially
in their canvass Besides both have the
confidence Of the people, which csn
hardly he said Of their opponents. There
is nothing more important to = county
than to have faithful and efficient Off
cials, and in this respect The democratic
nominees should especially commend
themselves to the sutfrages of the people
The ARGUS points with pride to the 1--WE
county officers now representing the
democracy. and believes that their adj,
miniStraiions but reflects the management
of the states attorney and circuit clerk
ship should Messrs McEnity and Casteel
be elected
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-20

CHICAGO, July 20 -Anson put Van Hal.
tren in the box at Detroit Yesterday, and had
the satisfaction of taking the lead in the
league contest again by a narrow margin.
The league scores were; AT Detroit-De
troit s. Chicago 4; at Washington--Wa
ington 2, Boston 0; at Indianapolis-Ind
apolis 3, Pittsburg s. at PhiIadelphia-Ph
delphia T. New York l.
American association: At Cleveland
Cleveland Q, Brooklyn g. at Cincinnati-Cin
cinnati 0, Louisville G; at Philadelphia-Ath
letic 8, Baltimore a; at st Louis-(firs,
gamet st Louis S, Kansas City .; Second
gamel st Louis l. Kansas City 2
Western association: At Omaha mahs
6, Kansas City S; at Minneapolis-Mi Mime
apolis :, Milwaukee 4; at Des Moines -Des
Moines 10, Sioux City / at St Paul-St
Paul s, Chicago3
Inter State league; At Bloomington Terre
Haute :, Bloomington II; at Peoria-Daven
port 6, Peoria s
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-20
READY FOR HE ElNAl VOTE.
The Mills Tariff Bill Goes Through the
Committee of the Whole and Awaits Sat

The Mills Tariff Bill Goes Through the
Committee of the Whole and Awaits Sat
urday.
WASHINGTON CITY. july 90 The senate
yesterday passed the bill amending the "Bad
Debt envelope law, making such envelopes
unavailable; also the house bill requiring the
Pacific railways operating telegraph lines tc
take all business on the same terms. At . p.
m. an executive session was begun, which
lasted until $40. when the senate adjourned.
Justice Fuller nomination was not taken up
but the nomination Of Samuel j. Blgelow Il
be district attorn ey of New Jersey was re
iectei Eyarts Edmunds and others Wig.
orously opposed it
The house refused to pass the bill for E
public building at Allentown, Pa. over the
presidents veto, and then resumed the Mill,
bill IN committee Of the whole The amend
ment restoring the present duty on leaf to
bacco aud one doing the same thing for pipes
and smokers articles were agreed to. anc
speeches in favor and against the bill by
Springer. Dingi-y and Reed closed the con
sideration Of the same in committee 1t wa'
then reported Ia the house amid hearty
applause hv the Democrats, and further
consideration postponed until saturday al
II 30 a. m \ recess was then taken to p
m. at which session bill was passed pro
wiling for monthly payment, to the army at
the discretion Of the war office \ point o
no quorum stopped consideration Of a bill L
appropriate Sl0D, 900 for a monument to tbs
memory Of the victims Of British prison
ships in the DAYS of 10, and the house, al
l2,jJ adjourned
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-20

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July I'll Imnc
dIately after the GreenhaCk state convention
assembled yesterday the chairman read II
telegram OF greeting from the conference
committee appointed by the Democratic con.
ventlOn at Detroit and inviting negotiation.
for division of the state ticket between the
two parties. The proposition was accepted
and the two convention halls being connect
ed by wire, negotiations went on RAPIDLY re-
suting in th- allotment t. the Greeulackeri
Of the nominations for auditor general hand
commissioner, attorney general and three
presidential electors. Nominations bv &C
clamation We're at once made for three offices
as follows: For auditor general, Barley
Breen, of Menominee; for land commissioner,
eral, A. A. Ellis, of lone The three elect
ors We're chosen from the Second, Eighth
and Eleventh districts as follows: c. H.
Dewey, A W Nichols and John c Blaucl-
ard
When the convention decided t0unite with
the Democrats the delegation from Saginaw
county Withdrew, announcing that they were
pledged against fusion. Considerable con
fusion followed this announcements and
charges of treachery were freely made
A state central COMMITTEES was chosen, with
Gen W F. lnnis, of Grand Rapids, as
chairman. The platform renfiims the Ion
vention utterances of the party, and thanks
the president for the appointment of Gen.
John c. Black as commissioner of pensions.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-20

Greenhackers was unanimously appointed
composed of one from each rongreS ional
district as follows W. W. Wheaton. John
V Sheehan, F G. GOODYEAR, W q Howard.
Albert X. Root, Frank L. Dodge. Robert
Willis, j W. Turner Dan E Sorer, T. Il
WachteI. G. W HAYDEN
A recess until afternoon was then taken
and upon reaSsemhling, the temporary or
ganization having been made permanent, the
committee on resolutions was announced
with its report The platform proposed con
tanned the usual Endorsement Of the president
and hrs administration and statement OF
Democratic principles, with sympathy with
Gladstone and Parnell The candidacy of
Wellington X Burt for governor. however
made the tariff plank OF more than usual IN
terest 1t is as follows.
Upon the chief quest ion If national ptliiJS the
| relief Of the people from burdens al tariT taNa-
tion, dtclar, uualtertble opposition o. the
present tariff policy Of the Republican IaTy We
affirm Our approval OF the last tariff ur~sg-.,. of
| President Cleveland accurate expression of
| the just and traditional Democratic principles
which should govern the whole subject u1 revenue
| reform and the reduction "f the surplus iii The
| treasury We declare our adherence To- the Plat
form Of the national Democratic con, eutiou al 81
| Louis and we approve of the action # our Demo
cratic representatives in congress in their efforts
| 10 secure a reduction Of tarI taxation, thereby
| preventing the further accumulation at a danger
| GUS surplus il the treasury and relieving the PEG
| pie from the burdens Of a war tariT
| The Democracy Of Michigan believes in the dig
nifty Of American labor. recognizes tn. right IT
! wage workers Ia the fostering care of govern.
| meut and that the legitimate industry of every
| walk Of life shah b. encouraged in It's work Of
| building NJ the material interests of IN, sfat,
| The various plauks We're received with loud
! applause, especially that relating to the tariff
| A delegate discovered, however. that nothing
mad been said on the subject OF pensions aud
| the committee was sent back 1t soon re
ported plank in favor OF just and liberal
pensions, and pointing with pride to the
| record Of the present administration on this
| question.
| The platform was adopted and there WAS
a long wait pending the appearance Of the
| committee which had been comforting bv
wire with the Greenback subcommittee at
| Grand Rapids. Finally 1t came in with
| report recommending that the Graenhnckers
| be given the attorney general~hip, commIs-
| sioner of the public land Office and three
| presidential electors, BARLEY Breen to be
| nominated as auditor general by both con
ventIons. This gave the Greenf.ackerS three
| out of the eight nominations The report
was quickly adopted. Joseph F. Sterling. of
| Monroe and Edward F. RYAN. OF Hancock.
were nominated for presidential elprtors-at
large, and the convention adjourned for sup
per
At the night session Wellington r Burt.
| of Saginaw, was nominated tor governor
| No other name was submitted to the conven-
| ton. but on rising vote fully fifty dele
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-20
JOINED THEIR FORCES.
MICHIGAN DEMOCRATS AND GREEN
HACKERS MAKE CONNECTION.

State and Electoral Tickets Divided-Burt
for Go, ernor and Breen for Auditor-Ihe
Tariff Plank in the rIatform-Gen. Har-
rison Talks to Illinois Nisitors-A Hand
some Present-Politicai News Notes.
DETROIT, Mich, July 2a-The Michigan
Democratic state convention met yesterday
at noon in the opera house, which had been
appropriately decorated for the occasion
with the national colors and portraits of
Cleveland and Thurman, the red handana
not being forgotten. Chairman Weston, of
the state central committee, called the dele
gates to order, and the roll-cnll showed a
full representation. Hon. William + Wells
of this city, was named for temporary chair
man, and appauded when he appeared at the
desk. He made a brief address, IN which
his references To Cleveland and the tariff
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-20

CHICAGO. July 2O-The evening papeE
in this city yesterday printed what purport-
ed TO he a confession Of Chehoun, one Of the
field said last night that the story was SO far
from the truth that the man who was said to
have confessed had been released from Jail
under bond on Wednesday night. his friends
having furnished the bail required Bon
field, however. said he had abundant evi-
dence to make out his case against the de
PENDANTS, and had no doubt of their convic-
ton
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-20

PORTAGE, Wis, July 20-Two young men,
just arrived from Lacrosse, Wis, were
captured yesterday morning in the freight
yard of the st. Paul company here About
$50 in hase coin dollars and halves were
found on their persons Their examination
has been set for the 9th inst From various
sources information comes which ronvinces
the authorities that they are members of q
gang which has been distributing spurious
coin in the vicinity of Lacrosse