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.Eom..: u. HATHAWAY 60.

Abovc brand on icfi hip and side. Ear.
mark. square GU, in icft ear. Horse brnni.
came ns cut. on left shoulder. Range. white
river and vicinity Of Mcckcr. Po.tniiic- address
Lead,iIle, or Ncek-r. Colo.
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Ordnr of pnhlicntinn-

No. a.2o1i, r. DIN the Chanccry Court II shelby
county, Tcnncsscc--Ihc stato Of Tennessee W W.
\ Butler Ct al
II appcarine from the rctum ~ the sheriff IN this
Gauss that defendants Susan ~ Hall Edward Hall
katie Brown. .. u HruWn. Hcn Dickinson. illfa
Dickinsrn, Willie Dickinson Casey Young arc not
20 he found IN his county. hnl u further Appearing
from the Amended bill. which q sworn "a, that Jas
A. Andersen l. resident 81 the state II TcxAs aud
. NONRESIDENT 81 the ttato ~ Tvnn.sscc; aud that
the NAMES ana residences ~ the hClu ~ e. a, LIT
uenc'd arr unknown and cannot b. nsccfiained
after dilgcnt inquiry and that this 4 proceeding
Instituted for ihc pirpgsc ~ colcciiug taScs duo
and lien on lot = block A.. on the southeast cor
nrf u Vance aud Echols street
II Il therefore orier'd. That they make their ap.
pcamncc herein ~ the count hous" ni shelby coun.
" lu the city q Mcmphis nov Taxing District q
shabby county, Tenn, on the hnt Monday Ia &c
tnicr. is,s, and plclpi, answer 20 dcmuf 20 CON
pllinauts hll, OF the same will D. taken iuf cCn
isssi ne to them and ~ for hearing partc, and
that COPY uf this urlUr he published uufu week
llf four tncrgs.ivc weeks IN The Memphis Appeal
This pat day ~ August, isSA
A true cUpy-Attcst
y n NciIENRY. clerk and Master
,. shepherd, solicitofiof Complainant
g2g8Il
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MORE TROUBLES,
The Cotton Exchange Complains Of I'M

The Cotton Exchange Complains OF I'M
perfect Telegraph Service.
The following is "A copy of letter adj
dressed yesterday TO the Western Union
Telegraph company by the directors of the
Cotton exchange:
MEMPHIS COTTON EXCHANGE, September 10.
James Compton. Superintendent Western Union
Telegraph Company, Nashville, Tenn:
Dear Sir-The poor service furnished the
Memphis Cotton exchange in the trans
mission of G. and s. Tel. Co. reports renders
complaint directly to headquarters neces-
sary on the part of this exchange in the hope
that the office here will be Investigated and
remedy applied.
Almost every day there is more or less de-
lay in the receipt Of q. and S. news ranging
from fifteen minutes TO over an hour, which
is an annoyance, u detriment 10 the interests
of this exchange and often loss to members
thereof in the transaction of business
Whenever complaint is made that tele-
grams are behind time the invariablo excuse
is made that there are "wire troubles IL
appears TO US that If this is the cause some-
thing could be done to correct it, as if the
regular C. n. ID. wire is in trouble other routes
could be instantly brought into use TO get
the business through. The wire used by the
bucket shop here is often in better working
order than the regular G, N. d. wire, which
supplies the Cotton exchange, and the buck
ct shop people are therefore enabled to post
dispatches in advance Of the exchange This
state of affairs brings the exchange into dis
repute and much dissatisfaction exists among
our members ON that account. The exchange
has on several occasions, when il was found
that the bucket shop had dispatches ahead of
us, requested the Western Union Telegraph
company to brcsk into the bucket shop cir.
cult and procure the delayed reports for us.
This request has always been refused upon
the grounds that tho bucket shop wire was q
leased line and that the telegraph company
has no right to its use.
We do not make any complaint against
the manager, Mr.. Il. Howard, personally, as
we believe that with the facilities at his
command and the powers given him, he is
doing the best he can. We are inclined 10
believe that the service is poor on account
OF lack OF facilities and an inadequate force
OF operators to handle the telegraph business
In and out OF Memphis, which necessarily
makes bad service and delay on all bust
ness alike. Complaint has been made 10 the
manager here, and reiterated time and time
again, and wa had hoped and believed that
the trouble would, in course OF time. be
remedicd. In this we have been mistaken,
rs the service grows worse, and, as q last re-
sort, now lay this matter before you with
the request that you give IL the considcra-
ton and attention its importance demands.
BY order OF the board Of directors. Very re-
specuully, Henry HOTTER Secretary.
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Ten Men Killed by nm E,p,osiop.

HELENA, VI. T., Sept ll.-A premature
explosion of blast in the south face Of the
Wicks tunnel on the Montana Central rail.
way. south Of Helena, this morning killed
ten men and seriously wounded five The
accident was caused by the conclusion Of a
giant cap fired rs warning in the north
face, tho headings being now close together.
This is the first casualty reported In the tun-
mel, which Is over mile In length.
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Mason Cry Ia, Sept il.-Lghtning
played havoc In this section during the
storm yesterday. The Methodist church at
Nora Springs, valued at 5000 insured for
d COO, was struck and burned To the ground.
The large stock barn, together with large
quantity Of hay, grain, machinery aud
horses belonging 20 Q, u. Rockwell, was fred
IN the same manner, and all was consumed
Eli Johnson's barn at Ellington, with hay,
grain, etc, was also burned.
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HoME testimonials are most reliable, and
II you will SCI your name and address We
will send statements Of numbers of the best
citizens OF Nashville regarding tho wonder
ful cures effected by the Ethiopian Pile Oint-
ment IL never fails. Fifty cents and 81
per bottle. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn. For sale by
Hester, 2s3 Main street
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SarrorI, E.en,.a Launching.

ST. Lorts, No, Sept il-Si Bcarlcr, the
negro desperate who murdered Officer Pal
more at Springfield, No, August sth, was
brought 10 -. Louis last night and Lodged IN
all for safe keeping A mob surrounded
lie Springfield jail the other night and
Brnrdcr hal such narrow escape from judg.
nent that sheriff DodsOn concluded 10 bring
aim 10 St iDuia
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Miss u. CAriENAN, having returned
rom her summer vacation, il now ready
70 receive pupils for thorough instruction
n music on the piano. Orders Can he
left At No. 30! Main street, ID. II. Baldwin
4 Co. b music housc.
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Order of Publication.

No. 7.0n n y In the Chanccfy Cpurt n Shelby
county, Tenn Robert X Ice w. Ucorge O. Till.
man q nj.
II appearing from nfidavlt IN this cause that the
drirudants bcOufU g. Iiman and wllc, Mar l.
TllmAu, Y. ~ Dwycr aud wife Emma l. Dwycf.
ar residents oi the state u Texas and nun.fuEl.
drnts II The state IL tUnncI-C
II u thcUtufu urlcri. Thai thcy make their nr-
pcumncr hUrin ai the uDun house Ut shelby
county. iu ODE city uf Memphis nov Taxing Dls
tfiri ~ shelby county. Tom, on The INT Monday
IN oCiDtcf issS am plead, answer 80 dcmuf %
Cpmp'Hinauta hill OF the aAmo wi D. taken for
Cpnicscl "a b. thUm and ~ fDf hearing 81 Iarc,
and That a. cury ui this ufiUf ~ puhlithcl once n
Wutk iuf iuuf successive weeks To 1iiE MLnrtiis
ArrEAi This 18th day Of August, ihss.
A true copy Attest
D. o. McitFNRY. clerk and Master
Myers & snoy1. B.ari q Clapp, SOLICITOR TT tom.
planauts gp6t2iy
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THE well known strengthening properties
Of iron, combined with other tones aud n
most perfect ncryinc, are found In Carriers
Iron Pills, which strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve the blood aud COM
nigNtuu
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" you want that peace Of mind which
aasscth oil understanding put the chill
lrcn To bed, kiss the wife, and light n
Ifand Republic Cigarro.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. ACiN Els
F female = Academy,
EDUCATIONAL.
M EMPHIS. TENN.


INHIS INSTITUTION ~ DEIGuTFUtLY sTTu.
aied w Uurri ami healthy part II the CITY %
Memphis. COMMANDING thu advantage " town and
country The cutiro surroundings hrrathe an mir
ni peaceful soclnsiun. which ever exert, 80 mower.
iul an influence over tho moral pay sgll and intel
lcCtunl life.
Tho Course oi study embraces tho yarlou,
branches IT a solid and useful education IL tho
regular fnglith Course the pupils on entering ar,
ranked according 10 thoir proficiency In urth0gra.
ply Grammar uui Arithmetic Particular attrn.
ton ~ given IN Sacred aud ptoianr History Rhp,
t"rir and Composition. lAuu aud Fr-nch enter
INTO the rgulnT uouNc A portion Ol uuas IL nj.
lowed t. each pupil tpt Plain and Ornamental
NoedleNoff, shells, fluNcu. etc.
lkkMS-fcr session. PAY able half yearly invnrl.
ably In advance fur board aud tuition. IN all
branches taught VA the highest schools plain sew.
ing, matking, clc, bel. buddlng. stationery Anl
washing $40 aud S2 according 10 the age 81 class
Of the pupil special terms when several members
OF the same family atirni the school No allow.
nncc u made Tor partial ahsrucC OF withdrawal BE-.
iorO tho expiration oi the term except In case oi
serious 90 pIotuaCiei illness
kNrRAs= uurman, Italian cto, each silne Mufu
on Piano hud usc 1T Instrument SnO0 Drawing
and Water Culurs 5000 OIL Painting snn0 Nm.
hroidcty and Ornamental Work siOOi Usr Of III.
brnTT son VOCAL Music Ia Ciass. g. on. Prtvatn
Lessons, NAoO Huari pct month during vacation
" spout NJ the Auavmy. Mnshiug otr SiAOl
Medicine aud Physicians foos Will ioTm eAta
charge
Terms Tor bay Pupils, sloo, uco. tNoo ~ e N
Per month Dor further particulars. apply On Tine
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No nUPrIr should be without bottle Of
kngostum Biticrs, the world renowned APP
pctizcr and InviFpator, of exquisite flavor.
ndorod by the medical profession Tor it.
Eunduflnl rr.ImTAtlNn nnMnr.
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Fmr-cLAu table board N Fransiola's,
on Front street, opposite custom.hpusc.
Tho table Is supplied with the choicest
food the markets afford and carefully
served. Regular meals - cents.
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Thosc arc The actnal steps which follow indlres.
lion. Ackcrs English Dyspepsia Tablets will both
check aud Cunc tlls most fearful Of diseases Guar
tntccd by II. T. iiEisrER- DuagisL
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EDGBTORTH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL

Dor Girls tss West Tfpnsiin street. tiniti.
morn Nd. Nj n o. ist.BYr. Principal ThIf
nhull viii rupru uu THURSDAY. ere ftH ut
thFilNEtN The rYursT uI instr. IiHH rUHflHIH
all ths ttudlts Included bro thorough tuEl.I uiH
raiiun. and iho Punch aud UtImau Language afs
ufsrtlrniiy taufht
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ordor OF Publication.

70 7.ni7. ~ Din the ChnucCfy Count Of shelby
county Tcnuc-cc-J, A. lauly II NJ " johanna
HCfknri utal
tNuff 10 uIat The defendant. Morgan T. RILEY and
jane a. Riley, arr residents ~ The state Of hHssns
rlufUIta and non o. iiput ul The tate ~ lpuuUssr
ltis thCrTiufr uuiprud, That they make their ~
prHmurr hrniu ~ the cuuu hUusU ~ shelby
ouuuiV Iruu.t ~ The city 81 Memphis now laN.
iug usirrt ui shelby county. Tenn. on thr hfHi
Nuudnt ln urinltr l.s. ana Ilrnd. answer uf
drmur ~ cunpaiuants blll. ~ thc slinr will D.
taken Cor Cuu sol ne 81 them and ~ i1f hearing rE
pafiDi and That Arupy ul this uuiur hr publ bod
once awutk iuf Tour successive weeks iu thr Myms
phis Appeal This 2isi day Of August isA
true cup}, Attest
y n NcliENRY. Clcrk ani Master
W u ellison, solicitor iof Complainant
~ LL-.II
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- rryoyEp ms rug usE ~ oocoAINH.
And itsiimula,os and promotes the growth
Of the hair
Bunctts Flayoring extracts ao tho
Icsf
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RcENEi To the
nut
NFNE2 trlapir
Ilu ID.
~ s ktrcus Oft
BY t,sma IurIir h flown
% lH U mails
Arrlatro aud rupitulaion u
s'l'l Entrance
the indemnity
10 tIr fr
u
Yi
irml H
md Nulpmr NJ
.uiioH Tho BY = Communists and the
VI % i
cInn,s,lon
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Mi.s: ". .. necLus0,

wi Who hst Recently moved 70 the ciiy is now
pgl~fe,i " frooiys pupils loo Instruction iu musr
NJ hst residence - Linden street Having lHru
pupl NJ the tuiirru of Music ~ Cincinnati Hni
fguf yeanotpCfiCncu AZ tcaohef sho tusly CuuhdUlt
Of giving tatlsiaeti0n. Il WILL Known Ia uuuN
VILE, Ala, AID Chattanooga, Ienn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-12

ON September q. ~. 90, a.. ~. q and q
the Louisville u Nashville railroad will
ecll round Tip tickets 10 -. Louis al 1925.
For tickets aud slccpcB call at No. 3l2
Main street, or at depot.
J. A. SoOrr, Ticket Agent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-12

JosEru Taco. dealer In wall paper, has
removed 10 $40 Second street Wall paper
al reduced pricca.
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JAMES w. SIMMONS,
General Collector. No. o Madison Street,
Upstairs.

tender my services TO the merchants Of
Memphis In the collection Of their month.
y accounts and guarantee punctuality and
ailhiul attention 10 their Interests.
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Have removed ihuiF oihrr 10 No. ~
Madison 'rHt boo ry,r ~ Memphis City
bank. anti. iiH.r uuW Office i completed,
corner Ui Main and Union streets
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ErnInNnI.

Tho Mcmphi, Loan Office will move 70
northeast corner Union and Main streets
on Sept !. No. 20 Monroe street is iur
rent. J. H. GprtWu. Manager.
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LucY HfsTos IL finest and bee, Virginia
tobacco. Sol by all jobbor.
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MIC. W. m. mnntnN,.

MI ~ W. W. A'kANNN
VI Progressive Fchool i1f Gifis and nH|. MOI.
mufu avenue. uu Magnolia brmmI mar o.
stfgct eat lihn VIII upUn september 90 With
Wll cufta If tsarhrrs nullIIug aul GROUND lIT.H
and beautiful. inA 1uiot. healthy nuIfhHurI| ul
The Principal, Nra " ~ iiurnn. 81 Ut ..uTFfIu.
icnlcut u shelby, v well known Throughout tho
stain.
fof paf,icularlfe cifnilNu ~ wills aud Iay l0fs
hook sigfou ~ apply " PRINCIPAL
Telephone Hih
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FranCO-German War.

Rrt" yt Novel Startling and Mechanical Erc Realistic Tui3nnon Pyro
Ia1, ,,.rrng VIC, Of Canvas C.mma n,9rlly ,3L NgntryNw
Marvellous produced
feet
Lights U Artillery
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements ~ mis- column lO be charged al rate OF
l5c for t,co lines one Insertion t,eo Insertions Sc one
uook, S0c
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CENTRAL UNIVERSITY,
RICHMOND. ~.


L'rtI FACULTY THEY'VE DEPARTMENTS
u ui study Healthy location IH tHH b#il ~
iiluo oms rFIuu. N".IHl mi NH.H.Uu'H DIH.
uuHu last HUfaIuU EI tom .tt.HH n#nf HH..HI
uftiu September o. b. luf IHII tutor NATION
b. b. MLANTnN. n.n.. UlnnceIIar.
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CARD.
& SONS,

Manufacturers OF Piano Fortes,
Steinway Hall. NEW YORK, Jun. g. 1854
This is to certify that we have this day,
and until further notice, constituted the
JESSE FRENCH PIANO & ORGAN Co., of
Memphis, Tenn, Sole Dealers for the sale
OF STEINWAY & Sons Piano-Fortes for the
city of Memphis and surrounding country,
as also for the State of Arkansas.
STEINWAY & SONS.
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Collegiate Institute Tor Y0uns ladies anil prpa-a.
tory Schpol iur tittc Girls EMILIA T. a.. thrsn
miles irnm baltimore Md conducted by thu ris
tunui Nutu Dame. Srud iut catalogue
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEMPHIS
HIGH SCHOOL,
No InR MADSJ ANENIrr
EDUCATION A..
NO. loe MARSHALL AVENUE.

1INHE MEMPHIS Mon SCHOOL FoR POYs
with ADDISON W, LYNCH, AN and " Nj
RoLFk, Ar, Associate Principals. aided by
competent assistants
Special attention viii he given 10 the preparation
oi young men TOT business aud Tor admissinn 10
the leading colleges Advanced methods will 30
employed; WORK will be thorough aud discipline
strict
The building is we'll ventilated and comfortable;
the grounds ample, well shaded aud easily aoroSA
BILE by the different stryrt car lines
Tuition per month. payable In advance. e. s. %
aud u, according ~ gtndc Parties wishing ~ IA.
surc admission Tor their sons must make npplicA-
ton Al osCE Applications may 10 lrf with FOL
W. y Taylor, No Al4 Front street, aud Hon John
ovurion, j., No. "a Second street OF may he al
dressed To tho PrincipSlsat No. i06 Maohalf avenue
DIRECTORS
col. w TAYLOR non JNo. ovERTos. Jr
r. II MAuRl. ND, r. q. CRAIG. Es9.,
G. W, ME1CALF. EsQ
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nNE BRICK COTTAGE WITH FIVE ROOMS,
~ No II Pontotoc street Apply ut
NO 3S MAIN STREET. O'pStairsl
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Mos. 47p, iSS AND 4S7 LAuDERDALE STREET.
~ These aro very pleasant residences Twonl
the houses arc new, never having been occupied
The locality Is in every respect desirable
H. y. COVER N co, No - Madison strcct
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MO. LIS ALABAMA Reef 2-STORY HOUSE
IN rooms, and good lurl and cistcrn Aprly To
MALONE Il MALONE. No. 80 Mads6nst
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MY OLD HOMESTEAD No. II WALKER AVE.
vi nue., fronting on fernando street milrond
nine rooms, two cisthrnS outhouscs etc, beautiful
yar and shade trees the prcttCSt pince In the sub
urbs. Apply at No. 80 Union sus'L
IAsInn IENAM
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nNE FOUR ROOM COTTAGE. J. 4. FORREST
~ Il son, No 81 Monroe street
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| DESiDENCE No, so VANCE STREET LARGE |
IL and comfortable cottage Possession immc. |
diately. NJ n TREZsvANf, No. Madison street |
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20 CONTRIBUTORS AND CORRESPONDENTS
nrR NV rnRK nEEtrE

EoTrn ofo Of THB APPEAL, No. " Trfbuns
budding Acg iUk J. 4 Van DOro1 Special
lasferB lnrrl
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rNHE NEW THREE STORY BRICK HOTEL.
i situated ut the lunct on of the lrun Mountain
railroad, Wynne Ark: lmror u sleeping rooms
kitchen, Office, laundryruUm. size Of dining.
room liNN. Plenty ct water and finely located
for eating station. White or apply Tor terms 10
ISAAC BLOCK,
~
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GToREHouSE NO. Igs MAIN sTREsE. SOUTH
- west corner Washington. Possession September
l, ISIS Apply TO
JAS LEE, JR, No Madison street
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CUIROPODIsr.

DR C. J. sCHEtER TREATS CoRNs AM
u bunionS Once houn Y Am TIL 4pm No
2ll Main street
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STORE,HOUsES NOS lN AND lq7 MAIN sE |
- Possession september I, ISIS Apply To
JAS LEE. JlI, No Madison street |
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| HOUSES ON UNION, MADISON AND CARO-.
| IL lima streets, by lIatchcit Rice 4 Co.
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NOtre Dame of MGyidHd

MONT. II. sm,rn. AM, President.
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NJEMPIIIs LOAN OFFICE No $3.50 MAIN
wi street Low ntcs Buy andsel old gold. dia-
mondS watches, etc
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1888-03-22
The Democratic idea of the worl

The Democratic idea of the work
ings of tariff is this: If a manufac-
turer's receipts are cut down, he at
once begins to increase his expend:-
lures. Let's see how it works. Sup
pose that furnaceman gets twenty
one dollars for iron that costs him
fourteen dollars to make. This is un-
der a protective tariff system. Now
remove the tariff, and the paupes-
made iron of England comes in, and
compels him in order to compete with
it, to sell his iron at, say fifteen dol
lars per ton. Now, according to the
Democratic doctrine, the first thing
the furnaceman would do would be to
raise the wages Of all his laborers, so
as to manufacture iron at a loss of
several dollars per ton. But what
does he do, in fact? Simply this: If
he is making but one dollar per ton
profit on his iron, and has say one
hundred men working for him. he
promptly informs the hard-working
laborer that he must reduce wages
from ten to twenty per cent. There
is no demagogy in this proposition
it is as plain as the shining Of the
sun. Anything tending to reduce the
receipts Of manufacturer, reduces
his expenditures, or closes up his busi-
ness. Nor does it affect the laborer
alone. The less money he gets, of
course the less he can expend for the
products Of the farm, or the goods of
the merchant. The whole communi-
ty is seriously affected by such disas-
trous circumstances. The laborer can
not make the manufacturer lose
money, without losing some himself.
This Democratic talk about the tariff
enriching the manufacturer, is of the
worst class Of nonsense.
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A Sound Legal Oninion.

E. cambridge Munday Esq. County
Atty, Clay Co., Tex, says: "Have
used Electric Bitters with most happy
results. Ny brother also was very
low with Malarial Fever and Jaundice,
but was cured by timely use Of this
medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bit
ters saved his life
Mr.. D. l. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave,
KY, adds a like testimony, saying: He
positively believes he would have died,
had it not been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward off, as
well as cure all Malaria Diseases, and
for all Kidney, Liver and Stomach
Disorders stands unequaled. Price
Soc and 81, at E. D. Lewis.
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Scientific Americana
Who is Never Crazy?

There are many firm believers in
the theory that most people are crazy
at times, and facts seem to support
their belief. The following, from
source unknown to the writer, will
likely remind number Of our readers
Of some incident in their experience,
which at the time Of its occurrence
seemed to them most unaccountable:
"a wise man will step backward off
porch or into mud puddle, a great
philosopher will hunt for the specks
that are in his hand or on his fore
head, hunter will sometimes shoot
himself or his dog. A working girl
had been feeding great clothing
knife for ten years. One day she
watched the knife come down slowly
upon her hand. Too late she woke
out of her stupor With one hand gone.
For few seconds her mind had failed,
and she sat by her machine a tempo
rary lunatic and had watched the
knife approach her OWL hand. A dis
tinguished professor was teaching
near canal. Walking along one
evening in summer he walked as delib-
erately into the canal as he had been
walking along the canal a second be-
fore. He was brought to his senses
by the water and mud and the absurd
ity of the situation. He had on
new suit Of clothes and new silk hat,
but though the damages was thus
great, he still laughs over the adven-
ture. Our mail collectors find in the
iron boxes along the streets all sorts
of papers and articles which have been
put in by some hand from whose mo-
tions the mind has become detached
for second. A glove, pair Of spec
tacles, a deed, mortgage, theater
ticket, goes in, and on goes the per-
son, holding on to the regular letter
which should have been deposited.
This is called observation-disclosures, but
is brief lunacy."