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snturdny. Mnroh al. 1888.

nt the hour II eleven oUl0ok am, the following
dcsUfibcd rial estate, situated iu sald county ~
shelby tovit, A certain eighlacf uaei ~ land.
The nrirs aud bounds Nhereui are on follows. to
Wit IeHuulng NJ the northeast corner II the in
teneciion II hcLcau nnd tcntfal avenues near
The city ~ Nemphif thence north i've 40 dogfuUI
east snyuu and2lioD chain thpnrr cast clrtun % u
fhains thence south sven aud " 100 chains 70 the
unfth line OF GENITAL nfUuuui ihrnrn west eleven
aud % 10 cllhins ~ The beginning. Aud nlsp Hn
undivided uncslNth Interest IN and IA n Cfflln
ioiiarfc tacl ~ land which ndlulus The aid tight
Hrrf on The north. the mriel aud bounds ui Will 10
snii ten nefr tfHri ar ~ fullnWs ~ vii irinhlus
NJ theent sldc.0i The Hld NoleanHv. ~ The ccnisf
oltauaycnue ekicuJrfi thrnru rasi With The cunirf
If faid Carr AVENUE ten aud i.lW rhHiHsi thrurH
south nine nud tiiu rhnius. thence west eleven
rhaius a. the east side Of Mclean avenue thence
north i've DEGREES cnsi With the cusi toe ~ Mclean
nVpuuu niue and 90 ~ chains ta fhs beginning
reid eight arm tract will h. npd sbr n 10 Martha
J. iiryupus claim for dover iheruin. . be- equity NJ
redemption u waived, Hnd ilic purchaser VII have
~ absolute utlC Ia Zee simple. Tue title u "
iiotrd ~ h. gOud, bat fhalisell aud unnfgy only
ns trustee CALNtN PEkkiNs Trustee
Nfmphls Tenn Iehuiany - isss
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The Cincinnati Centennial.

MARIETTA, o., March 26.-The arrange
ments for the centennial celebration on
the eth Of April are about completed. The
State Historical society will have meeting
on the evening Of the 9th, at which adj
dresses will be made by several prominent
speakers Among those expected is Gen.
Wager Swaine The principal addresses
on the 9Th will he made by Senator Hoar,
OF Massachusetts,. Maj Jcwett Palmer
has charge OF Heterogeneous and 10 him
all communications should be addressed.
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Taseott Again.

MlSNEAPoLIs, MINI, March 26.--The
Journals Winnipeg special says Arrivals
from Harrison hot springs, forty miles
from the Pacific coast on the Canadian
Pacific. state that Tascott was there for a
day when he hired an Indian TO canoe
him down the Harrison river and II is sup
posed he is in hiding somewhere in the
mountains. A Chicago detective arrived
later and party has been dispatched in
pursuit.
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Brevsry ON Fire.

NEWARK, n. j., March 26.-Two steel
rollers used to grind malt in Troiz's brew
cry exploded this morning breaking the
windows and doors. Several workmen
who were near by were not injured. A
fire was started. which Is still burning
The fire department was called out and
second alarm has been sent in. There
can be no estimate Of the loss yet.
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Positively the best remedy ever discov-
cred for all diseases of man and beast that
can be reached by an external medical APP
plication. is Rangum Root Eminent One
trial will convince. Manufactured only by
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn.
Fifty cents per bottle. For sale by Hester
OH Main strppt
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Mor,nons Sentenced.

SALT LAKE, U. T., March 26.-In the
First district court at Provo Saturday, six
teen Mormons were sentenced for living
with more than one wife contrary to the
provisions of the Edmunds law. The most
OF them We're given six months in the peni-
Tertiary and fined $500.
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Administrator Notice.

L AvfN0 qualified o. administration with the
i i will annexed. Of the estate u N. 4. Chapsky
decreased. request ell tbose who are indebted 10
the aid estate - come forward and pay their IN.
dcbicdnes1i and ell tsersons having claims axaind
the aid estate 10 nc The same With me property
ptolnted within the time prcurbcd by Law. 1f
they will be bnrri q v. REDfK. Administrator
Memphis Tenn. Mafrh ~ 1854
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

Without the knife OF hindfance cuisines. IN from
a. 10 81 days by the Nciicntrd Soft fAd truss AMI
Ofnoo treatment conirnct made with each patient
structure. liyduycele and NnricOcce cufvil Ia %
thnr time Iirrulau on application.
The Medicsted sou Pad Truss has The
spring In the Trout therefore avoid ng all kdnrf
truuhca and can bc worn night and day We guar
Anice this Tfuss n h. easy ~ wear and ~ hold up
the bowel 90 money refunded. Made and lifted ~
male OF female BY DR. NOnLE
40 IrfIi.rspu Al Netuphis Tenn
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MAPLE SPRINGS
Stock Farm,
SITUATED AT
ST. ELMO STATION, c. 4 0. RAILROAD,
o Miles From Memphis.
I" BLUEGRASS" No. 38a.
Standard and Registered.

Sired by Rytdyks ifambetonian. hro of 20 trolier'
with records 81 2D or better aud sirc Of % sons
that have each gotten one or more 30 performers
hr.t dam XIII by Long Island Black Iiaws. second
dam by Young Duroc. half brother to American
Eclipse third dam by Collins Messenger by I'm
ported Messenger.
BLUEGRASS Is is1f hands high seal brown. al.
most black. with wlne-colorcd TANKS and musslc
two white heels. heavy name and tall, long bodied
heavy boued aud very stylish lie Il the src Of
Grey Cloud. record 2.23bS--trial 2ip'.. Of Bcccher
sire Of one 40 performer. and Of the dam of Lady
of Lyons reoori 22si4. lie Il half brother n Dcx
ter 2i7iI. Nelile. ais. Jay Gould. 22i'ti George
wilkes. ~. aud full brother 10 Mcnelaus, 26
BLUEGRASS Il the only son Of nysdyk's Ham.
blctonian, who's services were ever offered to Tho
people SOUTH or KENTUCKY. and he will this
season be limited 10 ten outside marcs Zee s5D
cash. with usual privileges Of return
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SnmncI TiIdcn.s VIII.

New IoRK, March 26.--Mr. Joseph II.
Choate made the argument for the contest
ant, Col. Geo. IL. Tilden, in his suit to
break the Tiden trust, this morning.
Judge Lawrence decided that Mr.. Choate
must submit his brief to Mr.. Carter April
Is, and Mr.. Carter is 10 have two weeks to
answer the brief. Judge Lawrence init
mated that il would take six weeks for him
10 give a decision.
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Trustees Sale.

IDY virtue Of y ocrihin dscd ~ irist ~ me csc
\ , ruic,i ~ q. W. Rutland registered ~ the o1lnr
OF the Heplsicf II shelby county Icunc.asc, w
itccUrl lhDk No rs page rs tic undersigned
ing the unpaid indebtedness by that deed SECURED
sel NJ public auction. ~ The Highest bidder iuf
csh, NJ the southwest corner 0f Main ani Madison
TfUU m
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NEW YoRT, March 26.-Mrs. Julia d.
Grant, through her attorneys, today served
n denial on Stanley, Clark & Smith, the
attorneys for Gen. Badeau, as her answer
In the case.
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Trustee's Sale

ITNDEK and by virtue of ocftain ifusi decd a.
I J eiqiicd un lwiy ~ iseti hN a. " Nangn and
Others io the undersigned. and fcUorifi In shelby
county. Tuuncsscc, IN lsuok ~, Page "a We Will
Ou
saturday, March -. isss,
at TO southwest corner 0l Main and Nadlspn
sifcot In N tnpbls Tenn. ell 10 The highest BIZ
dor inf rfsh. al public auction. the following real
HHf ~ D. mi pfUpTtr, Via
fir,l Thousand ciFht bundred and nliely 4 ssDl
siafes 81 capital took of the 0nadclupe 'Hlto
Mluiur cumpfnU ~ the par value ~ flfooo earn,
viii VIII ~ oiior-i IN lots 81 s3.0ot0 also iOl
other shares 81 said stock subject TO lien oi one
tipiiiy,
Ala lots sos 20, a. i5i. a. % aud git as laid
down un tho plan VI The tOwn oi COfinih. Miss
Title monght 70 b. good, bot We sell aud convey a.
Trustee only.
Terms Hsh
Manh ~, thsA ft..-
LUKE " WRIGHT,
q. W. hiiItH
D. II rOuoN.
ps..s A. Gracfaetea MulforI
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TuE Amateur Athletic association have
kindly volunteered 10 assist Mt the circus
entertainment tonight for the benefit OF
the Mount Vernon cyclone sufferers.
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HEALTH n WEALTH = Dr. rssuregsra's
Tonic aud Nersine. the Great
Ireueh spesi0c.

Tonic and Nersine. the Great
french specific.
NTYRvOUs DEBILITY IN all ~. stage. mental
~ and physical depression. srermntorfhra, ny.
pOchondra, sterlity. neuralgia hyscra. inrApacity
lof study OF BUSHES para, SIS Impotence epllcp
dlseaNfn Of the nervous system may ~ radically
enrrd In either BY the ~ NJ this unetrcllei
preparation. II isa matter OF supreme importance
los Of nerve power and Dr Bcauiegari's Tonic
and kervinel niiet mauy years trial IN Europe. has
pHtrd infAllbir II takrt hccoriiHg 10 dircctlun9
which arc aired ~ eaih boitlc. Quo boa equal 10
one mouths treatment. will euro rccrnt cases
price, et.oo bok. OF sK boxes iof 5000. sent
by mall prepaid on receipt oi rrce We GUARANTEES
tiK boxes 10 eure any case Win cash orlef 70
guannicc 10 ruturn the money II treatment dos
bot eject cure A. lscnkcri a Co. Druggists, soie
egcnis iof United states. 10 and 10 Aaln street
'louphis Tenn.
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d r. D. S. JoHNSo ms
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No ~ rott,.so, q,roc,

iiet- Main and FrDni, MEMfHlA TENN
ifstabli,hsi lu isl9l
IlR. JOHNSON y acsnlweigrd BY all parties IN
~ tercaisd 0 BY far HE most siccssslul physl
clan IN the treatment 81 private ~ segfct diieasek
Quick permanent cafs Hiaftuired IN every ease,
male % female hfrrui ota's NJ bonnnhes an I
syphilis cured In ick days wiumul The use NJ
morrury, change of DO NJ hinirincc ilum bii,l'
tased without The 10 N mercury. Involuntary
iu.s ~ semen stopped IN short time suaerufi
num impoienuy OF las u' seHlal pnWer rrltprrd "
and excessive yenery,su rdnT from strfmaiDffhet
sud los ~ physlc1 anil mrutnl poMrf, r'rfiil
siid permanently rufed Particular attention pait
g. the Diseases u Womb ani rlles GUARANTEE
pet aud old sores asiud tIinHi thr No. Of caustig
~ the knife. Ai con Ilnilbns stfirtly ulundnn
;ial Medicines sent b ,tpfra N ~ rafis Of TIE
cuuuiry.
90 Nofkingfnen nU ~ half inc islEl niet
Onee hours Isols . ot.ss am ~ o'clock D IA
al D. = JOHNSON. ND.
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CoIgate'. saehes Powders,
Mrs. t.rani,. Denial.

IIciotrope, Jockey Club. aud Cashmere
Bouquet retain their fragrance longer than
any Others.
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Mrs. Henry G. RAYMOND. Ironton, o. y,
spent $1,000 for relief, but was cured by
s. worth of La-cu-pi-a
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HOLSTEIN BULL.
NETHERLAND PIONEER. No. 81.

nrd by Smith 4 Powell. Syracuse. n Y. caiycd
MAY a issA Color black. shield snip ihuat
brisket stripe mp left shoulder oyef on right band
around hlIs. belly. leg and one half tail white
Sire Ncthcrlnnd Prince. No 10 n. w. ~. the bssl
oomblned milk and butter bull Ia America
Dam Prunciis "A. n beautiful cow. year, oh
March 1, isss with the form and all the piints pl
great mixer fruneila ~ had bccn giving mlA
morn than eleven months In her sycaf old iofn
and held up 10 fnov than 9 valloni lsr day she
took prircs nj The New York siaio fairs Ia isil
and issL
Grandam gave Zoe Smith 4 Powell % pouni'
~ one day when year. old
NErHERLAND PIONEER Il very siralght aud
lquane. With an cScccdingly bfoid aud le,ci back
rad long hps. spf coat, an unusually mellow
skin. and weighs yearly 100 pound. ser, leu fc
sio cash. with usua pfl,llcgr ~ n'iunl
For further parieular addfe-
MT " CABIN. Manager
io,k.llox ~ Memphis. Trnn
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TT 4 TREASURY DEPARTNENT.- ofF1cE
" Marine Hospital Service hlpmphis, Tenn,
harch ~ isfS -reaied proposals. VII b. receiscf y
this ONCE until noon u Marh -, is~, ~ repalf
einterus etc. iof the uss Of the Marine Hospital
service NJ Memphis Teun. Schedules and further
Information ~ az BE- obtained nl1n application 70
the UNDERMINED. The right u r.gftcd " waive
Infurmalltics and 10 fcjectsnyo Or all pfopcsi. q
In charge Of Hospital.
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TERN filed with gold, silver, amalgam,
etc, are poor substitutes for natures orr.
ginal provision. Use Longs Pearl Tooth
soap, rs it removes tartar and prevents de-
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Stockholders Meeting.

A meeting Of the Stakeholder, II the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad Company will ~ held at the Office
Of the company In Mobile. Ala. 81 " O'Clock M.
on Thursday, May 4 prox.. a. auihori1e the era
lion oia mortgage Cor sio. ,OOd
H. TACOS Secretary.
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Look out for Cholera Maguire's Benns
Plant.

Forty-fvc years Infallible Specific for
Diarrhea. Dyscntcry, Cholera Morbus. Flux,
Childrcn's Tccthing; and II taken In time
sure preventive Of Asiatic Cholera,
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Stockholders Meeting.


ft1fF Annual Ncsilnu nj Stockholders ~ ne
Chesapeake Ohbi 4 ~ thuri.fh lAlifell
umlnny. fur the El.IUun ui piWei1f' ahl me
rtntleilon ~ fneh uffHf Hus.urss ns NAY ooine 10
ir them will he teid Bi DO niiof ~ the company
~ ile 'iV u Mcmrhs 100 ihc iaicoi Iehne'-'r
On re hril hialay Of A.f' is'i Al II OIck
% Tie iotcnoon of that dit The piopo-s,i gsns o.
mrii lpiifs ~ a1ii CUupanY SUI We eaHuuon
NJ luofic o. ~ deed uI irIi % acfIfc inc s'me
VII We submltiaI " tiir meilnf ipf " @,r 'nsrt
uoy $40 action thetrpn lit " rf" l I'VE ", siN'"'
AID lAiirl ~ blrecion iEDNlht SER 'a5'
- NllulAp WORK 10 ut W. llANl ONE
hllllun eubie yans lur HfH.f N"th wfav
~ 80 iiir tcnrgit iINIalun oI ih' " y -
g - ilcF. r.. va Il a. niinHd .,-,rnl. l"i W,
voik OF inffhef iu0i i1n anP'i ty,nt "in W., :
" kuassllc. tcnn. y lnNAIi -hhA w.
tviitfasion
MrLroRD. Jeweluf ~, anh
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HARE Y STOlpS
RESTAURANT,

Bet Meals In the city. Meals Served al all Hour.
on short Notice. A fint-Clas Resort
1863 Main Street. Memphis. Tenn.
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kn coon Farm MULE on TIME. TO nv
~ sponslblo iarmep OF city acceptance by
TAYLoR, DuFflN co, No. aol front a.
y LOrs WITH IMPROVEMENTS
= Part 81 lot 49, southwest corner Main and
Ovcrion stnscts. 2in7t feet.
Fart II lot Ia, ironting on oyonon street. IN
rear 81 above lot 2sx.O feet
Inquire on pfcmiscs -
Mrs. MARY ~ coNSri.L
- REsiDENCHs-AT ROCK BOTTOM, ON
> Vance street (. 1. Moore q Co, No. ~,
serond street
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PrurLE spectacles Milford
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srRAyED OR STOLEN.

DoG-FRoM NO. u RAyBuRs AVENUE. A
IL yellow coloncd ST. Bernard dog. white face and
feet; answers 10 the name OF Bruno, had on a
SMITH
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MrLFonD. Jewelpt ~ ''l'll'
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JEROME hill COTTON SEED FOR SALE ny
81 J. H. Rogers nj NO cents per bushcl for 100
bushels or more ON board steamer al Walnut Bend.
Ark
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THE MEMPHIS STEAM DYEING ESTABLISH.
i ment flf shelby street. having nnst-cias silk
dyer from PHILADELPHIA guarantee all work Call
and ascertain price
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FoR SALE.

~ GOD SAFE FAST BUGGY HORSE, PHAEToN
VI and Harness tncarly newt nj = bargain for
cash. Addrcss BUSINESS. Appeal office,
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27
story Of : Music Teacher.

seTo man like me, who has little c.
pacity for business" said music teacher,
sit is almost disheartening to see people
of scarcely any ability succeed while /
have TO make every effort TO keep body
and soul together. That energetic young
woman you met going out has twice as
many pupils as / have She has been
studying exactly six months, and in
struct her in the lesson IN the morning
which she teaches her pupils in the after
noon. She says she is making good
living, but that she finds 1t hard work TO
keep up with Der pupils. Here is the case
of an incompetent teacher who owes her
success solely to her capacity for business.
People help her along because she is so
persevering and 30 very anxious TO make
O name for herself. She goes everywhere,
makes friends by the score, is always
ready to tender her services for charitable
entertainments and keeps her name con-
stantiy before the public. She had been
taking lessons only couple of months,
and was stiil practicing the scales. when
she told me she was down for q difficult
piece at q fashionable concert. Twas as
founded She laughed, and said was TO
play the piece in one of the wings, and
that she would merely sit on the stage
and pretend 10 play on q dumb piano.
felt that her proposition was an insult,
but she seemed so anxious to make q sue
cessful debut that reluctantly consented
to the deception. She assured me that
this dummy play was quite common
among purse proud mammns with TN
cultured daughters. New York Evening
Sun
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27
A JOINT RAID.

Last night Henry Timmermeyer came
down to the police station from the stock
yards and told rather queer story to the
officers of how he had been driven out Of
his joint and everything within destroyed
According to his statement. few nights
since, it seems, he said something regard
ing woman who ran rival establish
ment, at which she took oftense- Night
before last she came into his place with a
butcher knife in her hand and ordered
him out of the place, or she would make 1t
quite interesting for him. In some way
he got her pacified and she left, to return
last night, reinforced with gentleman
friend. Finding the first door they came
70 locked. they battered it down with an
axe and reached the outer room Just as
Timmermeyer disappeared into the joint
and locked the door behind him They
commenced battering this door down ard
were about TO enter the room as be went
out through the window. Failing 10 find
what they were in search Of herr, they
gained entrance in the same manner into
a bed room. where Tom Hunt. Thinner
meyers partner was sleeping Here was
hid a pint of whisky, and taking this they
commenced TO drink and destroy every
thing of value 20 Be found Thinner
never and Hunt came down 20 the city
in buggy and pursustied Officer John
Knight to 60 up, and If possible TO arrest
the invading parties and arrange matters
50 that they could return
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27
That Horse Tanning seerea-

Apropos Of "Horse Whispering" q CORE
Fpondent points out that the myst-y is very
simply explained BY Borrow. Here are his
words In the "Rornany Rye" II knew . cob
In Ireland that could be driven % . state q
kicking madness by particular word used by
particular pcrson IN a particular tone, but
that word xas connected with very painful
operation which had been performed upon
him BY tia. individual, who had frequently
employed it at a certain period wtiss the ami
nal had been under ms srsatnsnt The saEss
COB could be sootked II moment By another
word used By The ss,ne individual Ia very
dtfereu- kind Of tone-ths word sd4Sb~
blasia.' or swes. tasted Some TINS after the
operation. while the cob was yet under kis
hands. the fellsw-sho waS what tie lrssh
cal fairy sr1ith-hsd done all b. could 20
sooshe The creature, and had .. last sscosr1ed
by giving i; gingerbread buttons. Of ~haeh
the cob beszrn> f,a<iona:ely feasd Ir-xrf-
ably, however, t<fors giving II . bu.toa Ia
aid sD.aSsbsasda,' with which word tie cob
BIZ degrees associated az i6aA Of unrzixed e1-
joyrn>ns So. II be oouH reuse TIE cnb 70
madness by the word which rscf;ed liz tor
surs 70 it, remembrance. he csszid eAsly
sootbe Il By The other word Which tks eob
knew would be instantly followed by the
sutton. which tie smith nevs< s2xlssi 70 give
him after using .ssa wo-d 'dssshhAaSdaL "a
james GsEestA
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27
BUSINESS INCREASING.

In speaking about business yesterday a
prominent hotel man said: 1.-The fall
trade is opening up better than we had
calculated The registers of the city
are evidence of increased travel, so much
increased that we cannot discern that this
is a campaign year. Usually we make ar
rangements for very small trade from
the travelling people this kind of year,
but the old observation don't seem to hold
good this year and of course we amt OBJ
jecting. For information l compared to-
days register with the same day last year
and l find sixteen names more today than
then. also observed that one year ago 1T
seemed to be an average day and also to-
days business is abont an average for now
a-days This was more evidence than |
expected to find There are quite num-
Der of fellows in here who prospecting. l
know of some who have never been west
before They are out here to see the result
of the years work for crops and they seem
to think kansas is great state and OF
course Wichita great city.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27
SUGGESTED BY SEDGwICK.

Three years ago Senator Kelley, mem
Der of the board of agriculture, introduced
to that body the following resolution
which was passed on the 18th OF January,
sc:
The art of agriculture is the parent and
precursor of all arts, and its products the
foundation of all wealth, and
Whereas, The number of persons engag-
ed in agriculture exceeds that OF any other
occupatiou or comprises per cent of our
entire population, yet this majority is,
and always has been, without representa-
ton in cabinet positions; therefore be II
Resolved, BY the state board OF agrlcul-
trre that our senator's and representatives
in congress be requested to take the steps
necessary 10 secure for agriculture that
consideration which its importants merits
by the creation of a department OF agri-
culture. with practical agriculturist as
secretary, who shall be a member of the
presidents cabinet.
The resolution suggested to Senator
Plumb the matter of securing depart
ment to be known as the secretary of agri-
culture and he Immediately went to work
for that resulting as the wire news showed
a few DAYS ago. Thus it will be seen that
the new department in the interest of the
agricultural states originated in Sedg-
wick county.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27
A Soudanese Horse.

The animal before us is q very fair
specimen of Soudanese horse. 1t IL
somewhat lanky, with little beauty Of
line, but 1t is fiery eyed, and its tail and
name, being uncut, give II somewhat
wild appearance. Soudanese horses are
generally very vicious and difficult to
manage, stations alone being used for
riding purposes. They are specially
trained for sudden forward charges, 10
stop within their own length when in full
gallop. to turn with equal rapidity and
away like the wind out OF harms way
At other times the favorite mode Of pro-
erosion is by making the horses left legs
simultaneously alternate with those Of
the right side, method Of travelling
which is very pleasant and easy. The
riders are fond of making their horses
prance and pluneA about with fierce and
fiery action.
There is nothing which the central
Soudanese is so proud Of as his horse, and
nothing to which he devotes more time
and attention than IT'S appearance and
trappings. The head gear is almost one
mass of brass plated ornaments, little
bells and /, 900 tssseis and Gaps Of leather
In yellow, light blue, or dark red The
beautifully plated reins would almost
hold an elephant for strength, while tbs
bits are perfect instruments OF torture.
The lower jaw passes through ring Of
iron, which IL attached TO T shaped bar
lying in the mouth, and the whole ar
rangeEent is such as 20 give sufficient
leverage TO break the lower jaw without
much difficulty. 50 powerful b the BIZ
that the slightest touch Of the reins ID
sufficient 70 cause the poor brute 70 reas
In the air, and not uncommonly fall back
Joseph Thompson in Harper Magazine