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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-08-28
REP7IRLTCAN NOMTNaTTONs

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Indiana.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
LEVI r. MORTON, OF New York.
state Electoral Ticket.
ELEcToRs-AT-LARGE,
FRANK W. CHENEY, of South Manchester.
JOHN Il. WHITTEMoRE, of Naugatuck.
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
1st Distriet-HENRY r. KIBBE, of Somers.
ID District-E. F. JONES, of Branford.
Sd District-W. A. SLATER, of Norwich.
18th Distriet-W. G. HARDING. of Stamford.
For state Omcers.
FOR GOVERNOR.
MORGAN G. BULKELEY, of Hartford.
RLIEUTENANT-GovERNoR
SAMUEL E. MERWIN, of New Haven.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
R. j. WALSH, of Greenwich.
FOR TREASURER,
E. S. HENRY, of Vernon.
FOR COMPTROLLER,
JOHN B. WRIGHT, of Clinton
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-08-28
Gloria Silk Umbrellas
AT A BARGAIN,

We are having big sale of
Gloria Silk Umbrellas, in 90
inch, at $1.5o; 28-inch, So; all
of which are in Paragon frames,
steel plug ends and oxydized sill
yer handles.
Three lines of Gents Under
wear, fancy striped, in all sizes,
at CSC garment to close.
Ladies All Wool Black Jer-
sey Waists, at soc; worth 7ec.
Tourists Rufling Go yard
boxes) at nc a box, as a flyer;
also elegant Crepe Lisse Com
bination Ruffling at 18c yard,
worth CSC.
White Embroidered Flannels,
in extraordinary value, at ST
per yard.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-08-28
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Mr.. Cleveland and his friends have made,
1t is said, large contribution to the Demo
cratic campaign fund, say $4,000. It is
all needed.
1t is reported that Pension Commission
or Black, who gets So, 900 a year salary for
services and 81 200 year pension for posing
as physical wreck, has been absent from
his desk 1856 calendar days thu lest year.
Reformi
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-08-28
Misses Electric Fast Black Hose.

N. B.-AIl Electric Hose war
ranted in the strongest manner.
Buy them and you will purchase
cleanliness and comfort.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-08-28
9r13 Goods.
Housekeeping
Goods.

We have never displayed
q better line of Linen Goods
than we are now showing
If in need OF Table Linen
we advise you to look at
our line, which is complete
in style and quality and
low i'm price.
We show the largest line q Towels and
Crashes, and the best line of Linen Napkins
in all sizes-S4, 1914, 1874, 144 and 1874
Pattern Cloths, with Napkins to match.
Table and Basket DoyIies, Tray Cloths, etc.
OUR PRICES ON THESE GOODS
Were Never Lower.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-08-28

Pasteur's Endorsement of the method of in
oculation for cholera just discovered by DR..
Gamaleia, Russian, is important. The
theory of incubation for cholera is not new,
but scientists have thus far been unable to
find cholera bacillus deadly enough to affect
she lower animals. Experiments were thus
made almost impossible. DR.. Gamaleia
finally produced cholera germ capable of
killing pigeon or guinea pig, and by series
of inoculations rendered these animals per-
fectly Indifferent to it. He claims that the
problem is now solved and experiments can
safely be made on man, who is affected by a
much weaker cholera germ. Pasteur antioi-
pates that tuberculosis will next be attacked
by this method, with good prospects OF
t-succaaa
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sme gnmrma1 ana Gnmrier.
Notice !!

We cannet accept anonymous or return rejected
communications. In all cases the name OF the
writer will be required not for publication. but
guarantee OF good faith.
Situations, Wants, Rents and other small adver-
Elements, One Cent q w ord each insertion
Display advertieements-One square lone inchl
one Insertion, $40: each subsequent insertion 40
cents: one week S. 30; onemonth, $1e.0o.
Obituary notices, In prose or verse, 1b cents per
Advertisements on second page one price and .
halt
Yearly advertisers limited to their own imme
dist0 business (aIl matter to be unob1ectionable)
and their contracts do not include Wants, To Let
For Sale. etc.
observation-disclosures onappIicafion for contracts
covering considerable lengfh of time. or large
space.
Yearly advertisements at the following rates:
One square, one year, $40: two squares, one year,
SO: three squares, one year. 300.
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The Buffalo Christian Advocate (Metho-
dist believes that ministers Of the gospel
should be active citizens. There is no pub
lie Improvement, it says, or sanitary reform,
or social question that agitates the public
mind to which the live minister is indiffer~
emit. He keeps his ear open to the cry OF
need from whatever source 1t comes, and he
is ever ready to lend a hand in uplifting hui
manity. The successful soul-winner finds
that it is often easier to catch man in the
field or shop or store during the week day
than in the pew on Sunday. The willy sin
ner, If he goes to church, puts on his coat OF
mail, as well as his Sunday garb, and thus
| is prepared to ward off the arrows of truth.
But If taken by surprise on his own ground,
having been approached in non-profession-
al. common sense way, he surrenders all op'
position to the truth and bows in submission
| thereto.
| The Italians have not made q very good
| showing in the recent investigation of inn
migration, but they are not without able and
outspoken defenders. Thus Professor w
Il
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served the table is literally buried with

served the table is literally buried with
dishes.
The stoves, if they can be called such, are
curiosities in themselves. They are long
ranges built of low, broad bricks. In the
top are great pits, into which are firmly
built iron gridirons imported from China for
frying, boiling or steaming purposes. Two
of the brick ranges have only open pits, and
there are places where the whole hogs are
occasionally hung upon iron bars and roast
ed. They provide very quick and sure facil-
tiles for turning out large roast OF any
kind in beautifully brown and crisp style.
Coal is never used in these Chinese kitchens;
only hay and hickory wood. At least Eve
hundred Americans take their meals regu-
larry in Chinese restaurants in orthodox Chi
nese fashion with chop sticks. This may be
partly because Chinese diet ia skillfully pre-
pared, SO that certain dishes work certain
medicinal results. The hygienic functions
of cooking elevate the kitchen director in
China to high social status. Many of these
Americans have acquired Chinese gastronom-
ical tastes and order dishes like Chinese
mandarins; but as q rule the keepers do not
cater to any other trade than Chinese, be-
cause the Ohinaman frequently orders two
dollar and three dollar dishes, while the
American seldom pays more than fifty or
eeventY-five cents for his Chinese dinner
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THIN GOODS.

And the thin goods that we
are selling are equal to the adj
vertisement. We have given
you the
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-08-28

It ia reported that the Prince of Wales will
go to Dublin soon. Watermelon or green
appleaa-Washington Critic.
Philadelphia girl lat the seashore)-"Do
you ever find bottles which tell of wrecksa'
Native-"Yes, mum, often-empty bottless'
-Philadelphia Record.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-08-28
CHINESE RESTAURANTS

Fifty Dollars for q FIrst.Class Spread
and Two Days Required TO Eat II.
wong Chin Foo in the Cosmopolitan Tor Au-
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-08-28

FRANK W. CHENEY, of South Manchester.
JOHN q. WHIrTEMoRE, of Naugatuck.
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Ser @ertb Ser stmsOra=3 tese.

9err @eors G@u6mann,-fagt bas
in Selection erf@einenbe 8latt Iron
Age" = lit in bieiem Musenblide bier
nit elmer f96nen 0eeroe BON 8olbluts
Nneora 3iegeu uno ben Garmern bon
Marion So. tpirb babur@ Bic @elegens
belt geboten, bur9 ben Nntauf bon elm
paar gremplaren biefer NIT He1t.be
riibmten Sbiere elm uortbeilbaftes @es
f9dft 3u hidden. Na9 elmer riGt au
bod sreifenoen 8ere9nung bs3ablt cine
9eerbe bon 5ebn Wngoras3ieger in els
mem 3eitraum bon atuei Sabren. unb
cine BON 80 fdon nod einem Sabre.
bas barauf b%ertueubete Mnlages2 apitaI
;uriid, allein nit ben grtrage Der tpertbs
bolen GlieBe, mel9e babon gel6pren
perben, unb NIT benz natiirli9en Na6s
tuu1s. Nus ben nadfolgenben Noti.
sen 1T es -Iei6t gu besreifen, tpeBbalb
bic Nngoras3iege bic Bea9tung Der
S9afz unb @oa3i9ter iebt In einem 70
boben MtaaBe auf f9 Siebt. 9as
GlieB Der 8oablutsM nsora = ME 9err
S9u6mann fe gum 8ertauf bat, -
bat Elm Sur9i9nittss 8etpi6t bon 49
bs 6 pfunb; eiuselne DEFENDERS CUTE
g6de geben fogar bis au 10 uub u
pfunb. Die preife fir bas 6aar ober
bic Wole fin6 nod ben 2iiten zines au'
Derldifgen Mobair . &ommtlfonsbaus
ies in Stem Oort bic folsenoen: fur bas
9aar bon ausgeiu9ten 8oIblutsS bies
rem 40 bis 45 gents per pfunb, fur bas
BON beferen DOQblutaiesen IS bis 40
Gents, fur bas 9aar bon guten Sbieren
aus Der f%lnften 2~reuauns 80 bis.35
Gents unb bon gep6bnIi9en aus ber
bierten 3reuaung rs bis 80 Gents.
Sas fnb bic preiie. tpel6e fur bas
6aar in benz 3uftanbe, tuie es BON benz
3biere geidoren uirb, In Nep OorI
be3ablt tuerben. unb 5 Gents per pfunn
perben ungef6br bic auf Gra6t, Som.
mifion u. (. IN. eHtfaaenben 2Oiteu
heden.
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Sbafer Il 8raoe,, prattii9e blum.
bers unb @asfiter, finb aleinige Mgen.
ten fir bic bertibmten 'Home Ranges,
bic bor5isli6fea Oefen i'm Marfte.
sic baben groBe 8orrdtbe bon S@ldu,
den, Babewanuen, gatent ; @loiefs,
8aseinri9tungen, &ronleu9tern &c.
YatentfrGbnen unb alien anberen bers
.artigen Mrtiteln. Neben allen in ibr
Sad f6laeenben Irbeiten ri@ten fie
eIettrif@e &Iingel3hge Elm
unb balten fi6 fir Mles beitens en,e
pfobIen. Sbafer & 8raben babeu ben
Guf nur bic bette Irbeit gu liefern.
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6.

@eredte Strafe. Sn eiuem 3immer
6es Sotel B." purbe fiir5li6 Elm
gini6leiGer unter benz 8ett zines @as
ites erwii6t unb einem @ebeimpoli3i.
fen tberliefert. 8ebDr bas lebtere nod
gei9ab, tpar aud bereits Der 3immers
telner bel Der !Sanb, tDel9er benz 9iebe
cine &e6nung iiber 5 Mt. fir tbeilpeiie
Benubuns bes 3immers sur 8e3abIuns
porlegtel
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sa~ Grau u. @arberin ne. beren
Reclamation in @ictoria, Seras, alen
&eiienben auf's bprtbeilbaftefte befannt
mar, bat ieBt an Mbenue s. go. 232,
elm prioat ) 8oarbingbouie er6ffnet.
Muf quite Slide unb BequemIi9teiten
fir 9erren, oenen elm eigeues 0eim
mangelt, Dirb bic gr6Bte GorgfaIt per.
paabt. preiie mdBig. get6figung
uno Wobnung per Sag, @O9e ober
Monat. 6,4,t3M
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Der m.

sai1ter: sic fnb BON Sbrer Grau
bei1ulbist uDrben, fe 9eftern abenh
miBbanbelt gu baben. Was f6nner
sic au Sbrer8e rtbeibigung p~orbringen9
Anseflagter:: gw. gbren. es ge'
i@ab In Der Sunfelben, unb i9 BABE
e~esIaubt. es iei meme S@miesermutter.
&i9tsr:. sic fnb fur biesmal emit.
laien, absr unter ber 8~ebingung, baf
sic f9 bas nd@fe Ntal nj d idu'
fheuls
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: Ser beriihmte enoIi5me @erehrte

- Der beriibmte englii9e @eIebrte,
profe1or SDnbal, bat In Der 2on6oner
Union einen Wrtifel gegen @labftone
ber6fentli6t, in peI6em er biefen auf
bas alerbeftigte angreift. 0ie Befols
gung bon Gla6itones pldnen in gesug
auf Srlanb miHe bas 2anb in grobe
8efabreu ~firaen. Gum G9luKe feines
Nrtifels erinnert ct an ben Mus(prud
@arlisles: r@in Winifer, Der Is tuagt,
ben 8orf9lag gu MAIDEN, Srlanb BON
England gu trennen, perbient auf bos
S9afot gu fommen!"
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- Scr. s. 8. 8ospel, Elm befar1,
ter 8lrser bon Brownsville, Seras,
tbeilt Golgenbes aus eigener grfabrung
nit: Na9bem i'd cine 3eitlans an
Siarrboe selitten unb beri9iebene Mez
bi3inen gebrau9t bate, beriu6te i'd
cine Glaf9e BON gbamberlaias golic,
@bolera unb SiarrboesS eilmittel, tpel9e
mid fofort pieberberitelte. Sd enl>
pfeble bies Mittel allen 3eibenben.
Gum 8er.auf bel St. obn&g 60.
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@eIs A., SerIetbet,

obne aommiffioHs.e
RON $1,000 an oufpdrts auf / his 10 5abrsn
anf 0ppotketen bon euItibirtem 2cnb, ein.
oeadnntes @eibeIanbsl Grunbeisenibum In
ortseren Gtdbten In 9sras. anfauf nab
8erIduoernue bon 9enbors 2iens.
6raneie Gmitb, @albpeu Il Co.,
$40 eommereesG trabs, San antonio, Segas.
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= 9ie bette Gribiabrsmebiain unb
8lutreinigungsmittel finb elm paar 80
len ct. patrids pilen. Die S9a6tel
toifet rs @ents u,tb He betpirft mebr
als irgenb cine Dollars ebi5in. 8arans
tirt unb pertauft bon Ct. 6 m o.
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Gamerm6e @ilfe

getudhrt al8 Iger'3 SarIapartla.
nSeit Sabren," idreibt 9issie %. De
Beau, 262 G~inf3ebnte Ctr, 8rooflpn, g.
D., ubatte i'd ieoes Sriibiabr unertrdgltfe
3opfidmer3en. Sorigen Mdr3 fing ih on
GDer'S Gariapariua 3I uebmeu unb babe
isitoenl feirl &opftpeb mebr gebabt.A
SD lit an &opfjfmers, unperoaulihfeit
Inb Shmdde, unb tonnte mid MIR NIT
Mibe i'm 9auIe acknowledgement" 90
idretbt Sran M. sd. Serbs ans A ctr,
2otpeI, Maf. yaper's GarIaplriaa bat
bel mir cine puuberbare @erdiotrang bers
beigetiihrt. Sd fiible mid mil fart uno
70 gefuno tpie je."
Sorlne @arman, ESQ.,, aus 2pfirs, Ba.,
fmreibt aSeit Sabren leibe. in ieoen Sriibs
ling fMredli9 an aopfdJntera ser bon 3erz
1orberem Wlute unb geft0rter 8eroauung
berriibrt. GS tua mir als OBJ mir Der &opf
5erfprtngen lofte unb niftS bali mil, bis
t5 Mber'8 Sar1apariqa liabnt. Oiele8 Wfits
tel bat Mid p%ollfonlnlen bergetelt."
Gls Trau Genera Selanger bon go. "a
Bridge Gtrs Springfielo, Raii., aper's
.@~ar1aparila 5u gebrauhen anfing, bate ite
lang an einer ernfflihen Qeberfranfheit aes
lttten. Sabet mar iie jebe8 Griibiabr nit
&ophdmerl fotuie NIT Mangel OH gppetit
ur6 an Ber6amu1s geplagt. Cine Greulbin
berebete 5e, aper's Sariaparila si 1tebuter,
lub htele mar eine fpunoerbare @obltbat
fir fie. SSekt 1T tire @eiuu6beis po1fom,
men. .Seeer MdrtDrer nes &opfidmer3es
wirb 9llfe tnben III
2lDer's Garfaparilla.
8ubeseitet non DR.. s. 6 .aper q Co., aoweu, geeN.
Nreis 81; fe4s 5Iaf9eu, IS. @ertB IS bie Slai9&.
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16s- Das 2oneStarBodbie
tpirb am Samffag ben IA. @pril iein
@ri@eineu MAIDEN. IS lit has feinfte,
bette unb reinite, bas ben 8hrgern BON
Seras ie o~fferirt tpurbe.
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Reu@buften tann bolFdnbig fons
trQlirt unb ie6e @efabr bermiebet1 tpers
ben, our6 bdufgen @ebrau9 BON
@bamberlain's 9uitet. Mebiain. Ni@ts
8eReres tann oeri@rieben tper6en. 8er=
fault Dpn sc. GDbn& So.
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Meues @rpcerh ; @eidaft.

@de BON Mlan,o & 2obaea . StraBe;
bat Serr s. s. &6einer cine nelle
@rocerp er6fuet. Sober 2dufer tpirb
fG BON Der 8oratgli6teit unb 8iaig,
feit Der Waaren iiber3eusen.
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a1nO.OOO.

Det s.sin Slid tsr[nGt nnb obise Sunms
ODE einen &beiI babou In ber 2ouifiana. ober
a19 10000 IN Der 2ittIe 9abana aolterie &C.
mtRnen M5&te, penbe f9 fur 9iaetS an
DUCK RIscHE, Mlhno YIaaa.
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@arten $ gerdtbf6aften, 9lume11s
gefeue, Blument6pfe, 8~lumenf6rbe,
r1eritanif9e Waferfabler, 9dngemat>
ten, So6tentrdnse bon getrodneten Blu.
men unb bon 8Ie9 BEL
9QuI Wagner.
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sr gefi6tigt genau bas ftinFleril@
angefertigte 8odsBier &etlamezG 6ilb
Der SoneS Star 8rauerei. IS
lit Elm Smmudftf.
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sr Das BOB" Bodsgier, oas ga:
brifat Der Gone Star 8rauerei, 1T an
Samffag ben IA. Npril iiberau gu babeni
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s@r Wer einen RabIer (&efri-
gerator ober lice box") gebrau9t, iplte
uubebtngt bic bier 10 wobl befannten
pJewett" r~efrigerators anieben BET
&iebeIl & 2egIer,
China Hall 409-411 6. 9ouftonftr.
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s6S- Dos ein3ige Bod.Bier,
Samiag ben IA. april. SIS fann ni6t
iibertrOfen perbeu. Prtft es unb iibers
3eugt @u9.
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16T- 6erreubemben unb Soiletteartis
tel In uniibertreffi9er Quspabl BEL
paneoat & Sobn.
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~ Cine garlabung showcases, ale
Sorten unb @r6Ben, ioeben erbalte1
bel &iebelI & 2egIer,
409-411 g. 5traBe.
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= l1nb6fi9teit Nnberer bere6tiat
uns ni6t, in benfeIben Jebler gu Der.
fallen.
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n@- Sbr ipart @eIb, tpenr ibre Cure
Srudfa6en BEL Sobnfoa BIOS.
aufertigen ldBt.
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Rotts.

Gtabt. collectors Office,
&an Gntonic, ben II. gtdrS 1888.
xne perienen, ipeI6e au @ofsr fir 8epai.
frnaeS5pe6s bere@ti9t inb, perben bierbur9
anfeetorbsrt itre @aNerfeuet entmeDer Dor ober
bS 1um 80. Mbril 1883 au be5oblen.
3, 6. 0aueiien,
&4,3,l1mt4mtD Stabt . aoqeftor.
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= 96fli9.eit gegen 1ntersebene 1T
6as bette 3ei6en BON mirtli@er uebers
.IeQeuheit.
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nT SDbnfon8 Bros. liefern bic
beiten unb biaigften 9rudia@en. @ebt
ALL linen.
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"a 9one Star BOD 8ier
am 3apf in allen Saloons erfter GlaHe
an IA. Mpril.
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az 2one Star Bod. Bter
pitb am Samltas ben IA. Npril in ale
len Saloons erlter &lafie am 3apf Ieir.
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aaT 3ebn @ents gintritt gum s a.
IN s Eeater.
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Mlartyrer bes &opfi@meries

Srden uergeblid nad STRENGTHENING, bis fie
anfangen, @per's Sariapariua arsu,per@
ben. Dann ieben fe nit 8eue auf bas
iahretange 2eiben 5uriid, Dem fie bitten ent-
geben f6nnen, tuenrI ie friiber at bieiert
Wittel gegriffe1 batten. 0as ltebel mar
niht lofaler, ionoern conltitutioneler Natur.
uHo iIe mlBteu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS leiber1
bis ager'S G~ariaparitla ieine @trfung oils
aiterireuees uto b~tlltretnigenbes 1fittel that.
Die 6rau bes ga,nuel 9age, 81 autin
Ctr, gorpeu, gfaf, lit lauge 3eit an befs
tigen &opfhmersen, bic bnrf St0rungen
IN Magen uno 9ebrr berbeigeIiibrt parer1.
DurH aper's Sariapariaa fuurbe fte nou=
fouln1en gebeilt.
Grant. 8oberts, 727 Bafbington Ctr,
goiion, fagt, er babe friber ihredlide &opfs
iHnteraen nehaht urln uifts hahe ihm
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-11

tobacco shipments are about played out;
packets have light receipts coming into port;
southern freights remain scarce, with light
offerings for the Guiding Star and peSoto,
due south Monday. The little Andy Full
ton, light, passed up this morning at 10
o'clock. We sadly need a boat In tho Green
River trade--also from this port to Cumber-
land River. Here is splendid opening for
some enterprising steamboatman TO build
up a handsome trade in short time and
ment There are many boats suitable for
either of these trades, and it is q great mys-
terry why it Is not worked up. The mer-
chants along the banks, as well as our ship
pers will lend helping hand by using
every effort to sustain line properly man.
aged in both Of these streams.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-11

General News.
THE river at this point is still falling.
The Minnetonka Is on her way to this port
with tow of stone.
The Annie p. Silver Is the Wednesday
packet for New Orleans.
THE Joe Peters, for the Arkansas River,
departed yesterday afternoon with good
trip.
3 THE Ohio having been unavoidably de-
tanned, will leave this evening for Cincin-
natl.
Tim City OF Providence, of the Anchor
Line, will leave here this morning at 10
o'clock for Natchez.
TIE Paris G. Brown, from New Orleans,
passed up to Cincinnati yesterday morning,
doing nothing here.
TuE big Joe B. Williams Is due from the
Ohio River en- route South, with twenty-foui
boats and barges OF coal.
Now that the campaign has closed the
opinion prevails among steamboatmen that
business, both in passenger and freight de-
partments, will pick up lively.
eTHE Gayoso brought in from Tiptonville
yesterday morning l67 bales OF cotton, p
bags OF seed cotton and 1874 sacks of cotton
sced She went back yesterday afternoon
with n moderate cargo.
The steamer Chamberlain is being put in
first class order at Vicksburg, and will be
ready in few days TO enter the trade be-
tween this city and Australia, Miss. She
will be commanded by Capt Sam Basket,
an old and experienced stcamboatman.
TuE Ohio arrived from Cincinnati yester.
day afternoon with about 700 tons OF freight
and number of passengers She will return
this afternoon, taking freight and passenger:
for all points ON the Ohio river rs far as Gin
'cinnati Cant John S. Patterson commands
with Mr.. Robert Mccoy in charge Of heI
Office.
A VIcKsBuRG special TO the New Orleans
Times Democrat says: Small packets car
now come 10 the city front, and soon tn
large ones can do so. This will settle tn
landing difficulties for some months. Capt
Rossell has been authorized to spend $3.50
on drcdgeboat for a canal in case bids 70
dredging be not satisfactory"
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AZ Cairo.
Special Dispatch to the Appeal.

bpcClnl DlsnatCh 70 inc AppCaI.
CAIRO, H.. Nov. l0.-The steamer John
Bertram left here this morning to work on
the Memphis bridge. The Iron Age brought
ont three barges and goes to the Cumberland
River with four empties While they are
being loaded with metal she will make an
other trip to St. Louis. The Port Eads ar
rived with three barges and lays up. The
My Choice brought out one barge and re-
turned TO st. Louis with three. The survey.
ing party under Mr.. Muchcll has completed
the gap at Prices, above here, and goes to
Grand Tower next week to work there
River 20 feet tenths on the gauge rise Of
tenths in twenty-four hours.
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At Cincinnati.
NJ NffENEHuWNHs
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.

hpecInI Dlsphtch 10 the AppCAI'
CISciSYATI O., Nov. l0.-River falling
with 80 feet OF water on the gauge last
evening. Weather colder with light rain
during the day The DeSoto, for Memphis,
and the Guiding Star, for New Orleans, left
with fair trips. Locals on time.
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AtUyaa-yiite.

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
EyASsvILLy, Ind, Nov. io.-Tho Granite
State left al 7 o'clock this morning. having
been wind bound all night while lying at
The wharf. Dull on tho wharf; no move:
Ynent outside Of local substance, wheat and