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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
Tit fnr Tt.

A cook ~ y cheap boarding bocse in
New York played a littlo gnme on a grun-
bling bo1rdor, a newspaper hurnorist, by
serving him with piece Of cole leather
instead Of beefsteak. You've changed
your butcher. Mrs. BRscheS" said The
boarder, looking up at the landlady after
saving two or three minutes On the
leather Same butcher a. usual" re
piled tho boar,linR mistress. with pa
truaizinr srasle. "WhyY' 'Oh. not hing
much, ssid the hnn1oriSt. trying 70 make
an impression on the steak with HE knife
and fork: only this piece Of meat is The
terderest have struck In thie house fer
some weeks "-NorristowB Herald
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

naariy tAs exncs sre. height and build u
Mikchsa He Aas pushed Too p pound weighs
y n. 8 ias., - pound - e I N. and ths rs
pound wsi<hk. = q. . ins al ot ,hcs- arr
shs heSe % reoord ana h8 rc1 he champion
ship NJ AZ thrso t1ring tAs yssr-
Tise 90 viii 10 Srcstes, reputation OF aIi
tsP Dsvfn, tbs y0anEsr brother of Maurice
KS - sso nnnsn gL rOunt stoiste n Greas
HrzAsn. s-st hns defeated al opponents vita
49, uts sapor1syity CONSISTS q the corroi-
rasion q strVnZrh. ecrfzaty and sDdl1-nnoe-
Hss xsigff - only l6s pouHds m srhlccfc COS
surDe. snd hs T. abort 1x cess srH and 81
ya~r~ e aga. In fSSO hs cleared 4 fc>r, 81
lnGbes IN q Esnsling afyh tf1Fop, vss<h ssrod
a. 50 bs<t IA The world Utfi Page DID. In
issz. = an tnes betnsr IN England asd X
fnchss bsssrr N America IN 1915 Dawn
-iesr.si - f-~e inches IN running brood
f1raD, valch s,ansiz - teis Gag as ne hes. in
sr-z8 Britain. and - 0n.y ous inch behind
sh> -orld's recouk Dat1n's other r>cords
ar ~ eafiowSs One bu1drsd and twenty yard
hnr-ilss, Is seconds, 100 yard rzn- 10 2-5
--ronass pstsing is pornd shos - feet;
rhrswfrz Is pound hsrur1sr q fert, 9 irches.
tArowinx 50 pound weighs with follow q
s-rs tnehess gushing - pound vsiSAs .
fs~s. s inchos.
The ugzt bes. 81 round sthiets q ths tssT-
q :. 1cCzr<hJ- He - q grsas crntrasf 10
payiz N poins II physig,sa Mccarthy Is 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09


rsr,rs r SIS y.ar b. ~cr hat event With a
r--ord a g e>-e = tnch. Hs = aiso ErCd .s
ss,s r-snninx lnr- ts-,p. having csesrsd over
~ 49, HIS 49, = ~ Years. hsixhE fset II
i.-A--s. susi wsxhs 10 pccnds Ascther
h-e. stzp ard fimp~r = P Loocrv IN ssss
crssr-tiEsnn. whrn Snarahaa Id his 9ress
r~rsuru,.Dc~. Is,orsT ~ss brs 81 inches D.
kind. us.h a. ssss ? frrnss. vtich siso h-ss
ki,a r~cnri Icorsv c-a broad tarSp sal.
-ud kss = rsrcrs II ; fsrt inches frS sks
hixh trsrr. he = tribe smAilsr "A b0eh
heiEhs snd -ssght shsn SAsaaa&n-
rhass - bus sc u0ezuber Il the tear, vho
rur~r~uues jurr-srg -ith an-ab belix At ss-
rssrir -barsrs,nsbio zzaes r E-n5an vun
o seansFinx nrssd fuup-ttrss s1Ansiing
tnzrrs ssd skz1<ilrS hOp. strp s,ld sssrErI,. al
VS. fa1-s hufis "a kss dora - fesf ~
f-~-hFz. ~ f.us az frrers s1t 81 ke~s ~
f.rrh.s rs~r-crsrssT fc-' thsss thrps ~vsntS
"a = ahr~e tte sv-rsxe sfze snd ~siyat and
.r~i eznsles ~. ssz-rsh beils vsry sicsis
= + Nnsv-ey - - Srsss c'lsrsrr eii1sr e
gr-asud Esv sEs Gaaliorszz1riraishi -
sts= T--r. s-t-~-irx G, y. sz-sss. q A-.s-a-..
Msssc.~~as r-1uri p s2s. on xrss er.rs
~ - r-ae vanit shere i J. CornsSy Hs
b sssss - a,n.-ss sixh s7ti --ivhs q v,--snrss
rs r.---Ei = q r. = n. EEHara FtiHbs
-c.s - ehsH,rsvuzsip h-if niie F7z- sf ~
fs-riic -e-<nE sats ye-r. 10 srls = ~.
r>-e 49, xfr--. h-t - t-srk -us sssvv T-.x..
.ufi - Feifhs defss1e,t = iarEe 5ets x-saf
thinxs .r- .xres-es~i - arr Aera
~ M~,--r<hv = ss,e ~hsu,risa rsf'e r--rrs~
- er~isn1 Hs toines sise ies1a - rnsa<szrs
aeiAttes w-th - r~ack Azsertcsrs at fh7s -.
rUsc>- Wa &c hcEus - tas aiwsTs IN IN
xrses ~7-ks srd Vss - rzr-s = sl--e s<ss
srp->rs slc~ sn rsrsr. n this ssourtry - =
hshl- ~ ---se racs f.ss her><s-f-re - as
- 1--a w~<f~d ~fsh
NsEcuxx ~ rorn
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

An An6over professor one day stopped
10 look into the window cf the Old Corner
bookstore. Gad among other things upon
which his eyes fen was a large photo
graph of the men engaged Ia the famous
"Andover controversy" his own figure
being prominent In the gropp. A pair of
small urchins were looking at the picture.
and Just rs be stopped tire gentleman
heard one Of them say 70 the other:
Hey. Tommy. viii yer look at them
fellersS''
Tommy gazed accordingly. and asked.
IN tone OF interest;
What nine Is thatY'
"Oh, don't know" the first speaker
responded but they's just sluggers DOW.
amt theyr'
You bet, " was tho a61iring K ~.
And the professor passed on with fresh
hope for the ultimate success Of the
theological faction to which no belonged
--Bcston Courier
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

Plark--Who Is that man over thc-rr
He il one Of the most melancholy looking
bsings ! ever saw.
whiie-Ee ia raslancholv. Always IA
the blues.
B-Do you know hin personality
W.-Oh res. ] know BIN very veIl
Hs name Il ZONES. He's sn author
B-An author What has Re wrf-ferf
VA book entitled. How 70 20
Hsppv f-'-rosso1 Courier
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

IN price t. be paid
alone stood in the
way Of his transfer
70 Phila delphia
COrkhin will be
utilized in center
8 cid. In J ohm
Corkhil the club
mas one of tho most
reliable outdelders
in the country. says
The New Y ork
Sun. He halls from
Philadelphia, th .
home Of nearly one
fourth of the pro-
fesSioaal hail Diay-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

= c.skst co11pany with = homicide bv-
roau wonid DC well ia New York There
ought 90 b y better vpGerstsnciae also,
between the undertake.. eusbslneF srd
t-obtal car companies. nervous bob
tai oar dr,ver. With . pencil over each
ear. the lires Ia his teeth. Ais whip down
the back q bis neck. blue bettle fy n
tho end 81 bis hose a sharp fbod and
spirited horse 81 one = the ctr. and eleven
boys with soilcd Noses stealing q rics ct
tho other. could while mailing change.
XIII of ths bulk ~ 81 bbsfh scDo0i --
Bill Evs u Ooce 3 Week-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
IRISH AT THLtTES
pHsT THals uaT 0ssE MEANS
- sassr~ Day sai eis esssE-s F@t.-J =
nilea.a. go. o q D-ss. sa- L-<ss.s
AlAalssa aas~s. s4a sshsEs
49, Cess 9saa sA= 1sA-..

. T1e Ez.toi 1t4fsas = at er-sent insstsd ~
sts a. ast ls..la q allsalslE 4rA stss Il 80
sia1F fLlt a.isa laea t.r8zs1 slnes taS flF-
fCafs.a si al..al. -o-lellaz fnz leAza eH-
slt4s ~ nltaa1 Dl-ksd hela 4Ehis.es ala thirty
nss psrfafulara az tne gsus ~ -Egriing
Every ul-1 ef Lls party Is /. raz-is1L ~ lns-
had sssl 1ls111er u tls ce.etr.ltst 1,aells
s0E.erf. is - ~ eFeTy aeaas a ElDrellg 1ly
iriss rsau. ed lha asmDels rsEresenl La
r.rras.s s1cia. al1 rCgirssas classes ~ t1@ o-d
f11ltlF. l1 4 .rsesh il lrsl1.ll. prev 1,ls 81
tzs leaving ~ ls laau. Nr Melasi DaVl-z.
sla d l.-a ~ tla fgouatsrs q &c. SD filis
-ilg..-lof' D c1t g-s4l4s ~ a. e1d. ne snd
taslg a pr- ilesrlsL. icl-ll iaeAe res-
ava. .a Ireland c.riag augusr, is,@t = has
hem .Fov1ss1 t4a6 a4 s4sss 90 > na1icaat
. as t1Csla - glasls lsz5 year - re-ez-ao-
lsa t1s l.t rsa4 salz.es, oE s1ulelhlng
4ppro1-. 30 10 fcs-isal salch u.lasr this
name 80 . ns.l1n4l ll-st4t4Li3a Ia aaclsrs
Ireland aeEf4fs alfeFllr - % faLzs-d
CiVmpia tlarnala.I-i Il Greece.
Judging ~ ths icoVs scr,is oas car sasify
80 80 az ets of 10 llgzlaion ~ ral8 Ie@-a,
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

Tia -suhs no~ srroiisd N tb. Athlstis
Cn4on ar.
American Athletic club. of New Yo-s-
Ashlstie Club sohuyls1n navy, Of Pits
deiohia
Cape Nay City Athlete cl1h. of Cspe Nay.
Chester Ciry Cricket club, of Chester.
Chicago Amateur Athletic sssociasjos. of
Cnic-xn.
ColunbiA'A thistsc cfub. of Wsshinxtoa- :
Dssroif AtAletis elah. oS DeszusA
Flashinx AEh .etir cinb. q Flrsalrx
Gsrs1sn City A:hl-eac club, q ChEs<a -
uixhlAnd Afhirso efnb. q Naazyrnk
jersey Car Athistir ci1s. q Jersey Ctr
New Jevsey Ath .tso club. of Bsrcune
Ns- York Athletic Grub. e Fev York. -
Ns- York rnzn Vsrpis, u. Se~ YORK.
rlvrpsc Athletic cub. ef New York
Crznee Atllefle ciEn. cf Brick Churuh
Past5uss Atnlssic clErb. ~ Nsv York
Faiiadslph.a Fsnclas snS srsrrins cub. *
Ph&ladalcha
Frllrsan Athsssic cinb. = Pullman
Rirsrssds Asa~rfo club. q Ns~zrh
Staten fsiard Asaistic cluh. & ~ Ns-
Er1zstcr.
St iors Ars~szrr ksSIssfe .s-vost,ou, =
So r-us
Tason AsSisfSc cfuh - Casc-rn
var-rra Sea- -fsA. e BrooklT-
ws16e-srE Cri-kes snd Ataleesc ci-s, z
CAsaxO
warrez Athlsfsc ciab. = 1ri'rnfuxsoa
Flrss R.-@sent Asaise1r szsocsstiou. 81 C-hi-
ezrr
T-~f~S s-rs-ens AsAs~as .--scsa.so-. 4
N-w Ycrx
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

Bsertifnl Gi-l int cog fsncisTsl-fvlv.
papa. thess srs 40 rice Engiish puss
here
Fafh~--I 80 rurss ~ have 81 into
fhe wrong place. But vhst rnsrrihcsrlt &
wateh dogs tkcv have bs'rei y bst bred
- that haadso1ae azLiir.sl. NJ. De I~rtef
Ezpa-s s1oed Deaier--iIs - a cross BE-
fvssn q bulldog ard tiFcr. That log
az. Il rivsa tie word. would svs,loE a
dude 81 oos rsip.
Father 9uifslvp--ITl islss hin -I7hiis-
ce,Tiia Escor3-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09


se4soAs e. ls<i and
ts>s - Lizns ei
tSEEzs Ia rs n1Evs
CIV. acting 80
cnlcA sE dEsiag
tlfsa I've ye-i-
II ieS - ws s 81 "a
81 % tie Tc-aio
rlzrs sserent AID
W. gI1h tie s41ns
club GrFln 3 the
sa&soa q i,eA At
tts eiCss - The lat
ter year he VIII
several octxr Toe
Do play erS vas
-. i 49,. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

Co.. - AZ Kenss wass ssrsaaz sAs evs~s
~


N4z-
TAs esiso- - Tas k4ckviils pls~ foint.
whlie O. 3 ~ 49, trkiE fssl tate e-rslSes
s@ilen usth fel.llelaAn - asaens oeAA
tsa&Doe a. g.4S s4ie "a sslISS -
have tsssaa ~ app sss4tsss sis tsi.es -
thFss dSys of NsstzsN & BARRY So eoissSf
e0s c.stlestlgs 81 tbs iAp4einents q
trsas ensEe is eat ntt4s es1senaE is'i.n
Elvea g. the ssft and pUrf,anS Fies -
intele.sUsi sequlrsslneullk &c o0assoef-
sbie Ez1iAs or tlis rose have pass. VOC
know. aeSp.ts aay lstts euscflnents ef
eon ngfess 4ae Il q 3 r.re hing that ! Ueet
az one ~bo arasss iroal He ~ best "a
pressloa Although snEassd 10 Journal
ian / ar essentially hserars EsH. sd
rev~l Ia ths great p~rfumea pas4sres oi
poetTy Hsrs if c0ps - As pAP4l- isAs
u s-onf ~stb sea
IAsns yot sac TIE ns6est reHls-
man
foa vi fHa much in u ts snt@fost
you. ths ecstor continued fon WI
Ead a bleas vsrss fs..am ~hist wrote
Ii sss written lar. sciy. b4t 81 az f i.2k
the Sbakesgasre4E "a 6fsr SaasesPcare is
tns TEL you II yau haven nsaa Inn
you ought to. '.es re q es you Hamlet .
solloQll Let ne sec huv K goes
ITO be - pos a. oe wiisI 3 qucstloUi
Macfhsa 'ts nstseT - soar nzira
To s.r7es frczn t.ie sfis~s 81 uiisfoFfuns
"a VITA e bar~ bsdkiI 49, sea oi sToaoiss
10 &c o. - .lesp more = ala fae
That u.Ekes coSsftis ~ Es eh
Ara ~nse vs are sslssr He nigh dream
Thnt's diferrni wzk s-asv There comes ny
gni
1t has beer some time since ] reso II. .
tie editor Vert ca. bul ny reotstion
vii give yeu pretty far icea of a.
les, you ought 70 read shskespesre.
FOR IL bro4dens the understanding. Now
there was Ben1y v who made Eionsssls
speech 70 his troops This Ia u
.oBcs uaoss unto fAe sT.bch, dear frienoA
Duf1uE ponee q nssR saErt
To ksap Vaisf i.ic bsnd tiger,
B4f u--s1 Es hears t1e b.gis
u ls Gn1o a. eullsnon ghe bsose
Before Tx ccUFt
That's Vhzt I cal gem the editor
oontinued. 4 tel sou. cir vs oennot
get along without ehakespezrs N'e0.
going 70 gei o1 h-rc' on sinp,y gVilg
forw srd. Dont forget 90 read Eiy poem
Do you know Who that man iss" said
. InRn vino at near
NO. who is be-
He is doubtless the besf SAAkespe1-es-n
scholar IN tins oonntrv-law'renrs Bar
rett. "-ArkansGN Traveller
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

ola NJ Benfiy rho has 5us. novcs
because Re coni6nt I've fu Ire fsf nnv
longer The agent has % s5vsrt issnpeut
e. tolzvs peg~r 'tout fhss uisersbls est
-~s'va T5est lsrt IIe savv tke r,v7rns srs
isrFe a. nirv. perfe-t stea- nest. eppr'r-
feasn>~s f1rf elsss ard t5e loesiitT DE-
sirzkle ~ es'rr v-ev
Cd Yrs Ii-~Tt faslf ragrstfrilyf--
Wei NV 1esish. ". srsost srzrTy We
eve = q, II irneh
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

M =. Latonia net
soa him sixean
moro ard st tha
summer meeting sc
Washington Park.
Chicago. h- plotea
twenty fvs 70 VIC
tory. MT =
Tucker, 70 shcu
he Il app-sn@easd.
then came eozf With
nts stable, and I, -
n the eat that
bis rtang JoanS
] Q key b n s
achieved hrs E-rG,-
e<t riurlpc1 AT
Sarnfo<a b won
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

wife tst tr~-akfsvt,-1 think -vIli -
do--n t7xs sDfzy, Joan and get myself
r.kr ~ S1T~4
H1ssszz.5-T-Ty -Fs1, T-y dssr. bvf y0a
RaS be<as- xs.syt irrrr7seri istsly after break
fast I SD g-&rE OK thss ersri1z. I'D
wpal5 kka e Ian c4n3sr pr1@z y,tly a. .
o'czo<S- The E.r1rh
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

ers- Besides being superior fielder. he Is a
fine base runner. Els record for the present
season is Batting, .27i fielding, $50 He
is eighteenth among the Association batters,
and stands second IN the list OF center fielders,
Welch Of the Athletics leading him by the
email average Of SIX points
Tho prics paid for the center flcldsr's re-
lease by President Byrne was $500.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

Gsnticrnsn--I hsar you've had = wind
fali. Uncle kSstus
Uncle Rastus s--Yes sab: uy ole rnarstcT
died de oddsx. day an lef re 70 hundred
doliaLs
Centl~ns- suppose ycu vii open 9
smal. store of some kind with the money!
Uncie Rasius-No. ssh. specs I1l open
a cts
Gentleman Real estate ofoe'
Uncle Rastus-Ho sab a ls~yers o65s.
] know sewers, lawyers sn dsy al 'pesrs
20 be doin' We vel Dsref no money
in odlss. ar. Smif 6eB dey is iR sto's.--
Tine
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

Ctizs, 10 old encine,-)-I suppose In
yer long life o1 the road yoD have met
vith more er less raishsps.
Old Enci1aer-ch. yes. lots of en-
Ci-sze1--PTohzblJ run over dozens -
p-opls'
C.d Eaelg-r7 With prs5el-Dozsn I've
~, 0yr7 rrs~r< sf-fss- Terk Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

A suutlerasz ~ss h@1 lac tas Ezsssx>
tee e l.sS tAEos wives ~1tlL1 tew
y~1rs shQ~e1 hss coatsI ae1 aSGnSeaoe Ia
tie fslf ss1 - taktlg GEte himSef =
fo.xrta At fhe sEAr. sore ele having
ssAsS ais e 49, Old e&0ghtez wEo ha1
s,sxfcrusod tAe eerca4sng. sas knnoasaSly
seelaet "a ~ Ae.sE< ! guess 10
xsAsr.1y a-@rr4as pas ~-Hslf-sr Aax.x.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

asn IN no history
q amatncr sfnlet-
tz< fhs doctor "a
- yAs cid and
~>IEhs sc8 pounds
His forte
.hs65 pound sci -hs
from nae shog.lisr
xith soro7~ Twsn-
ty three feet tkree
inches 3 h-z record
az Els EaDo AID
20 other uz7 *
sspstax WElaz
Real has ao Q On
ptshct r.
aiiarn Hcni a.
sns h--xs Al rouod
w-t-hs pcsner q
- taam Ee -
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
John COrkhlIL.

For two seasors past Corkhin has been anx-
ious to get away from Cincinnati, and as tho
local management thought he did not take in
uerest in ths snocess Of the club. il was do
cided To let him go The Athletics also made
bid for his release, and a slight difference
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

~ rooss C-srk ~ tsa1Tifu, -1~-1rzs~l
--rxr-s@ re. b1- srs Foa nst Ess
Sni-h'
Czraner eil1y1-That + ~ nsrs.
81
krzasef
sf--l ~Al tsxs twesvs yar8s e tzs
Ti~c>
C~k-CA<bs-TAs EpocA
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

aui great fucg
maut has been
500 "a a s-ecring
TO u.em1els - ~
Ths hErlers are
divided INTO Two
l.4Es. who ~in
piay x hfbftiOn
g2ues zgalssE sarh
sEnsg The held
athlstes vii eun-
pete az yario<n
aEes thrugoous
.ths country az run
nE.g. Jumping and
wei at taroSlng
They wli meet tho
fls1s American akh-
ksres ard are WIKI
CO.. doubt very
formblabls az th-lr
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
ss2ux- W. sAsslsp


AE~xG1 E@1 Fz@sss.
S<zzzsl y hszkass. t1s zaLsG ssnoad bes~-
uaza. vsss esrz = - 49, ~. n "a 4zy "a.
lsss- IA bzssza as o~se1.A ezTssT 49, lAs
szzzteor tsaza< q ~ n@&ss cssy. SD pA.ysa
ia s@>a nossd y~Tsous ss Clssseacs Ana
ota1rs Sos seaziiy ~s1 kro~2 - t2s prctss-
49,. BzrAky gstsd e1ts . Eesots-
toe, szys fas Cl~kar. a. sn.-s<sr
ezrtng te s~sSo1 Il US al
isza Es .ecs9ssa sis exss rFofss2-oaSl sn-
tsseG.snE Ia lsSo, shen 10 sag1sed vita ne
Dstroll team, al ts&s tiEse noS eszznecb<1 WITH
Eoy prossoscaAl szsooi&tinA Durln. tie
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

yssrS Oil. , ters =
inches high. an 4
~sixsss iS5 pounds
Hs n = capital
juEzpsr ansl va ghs
throwsr. an 4 q
uu1h-r ~ men
hers q The team
shink that vh1 %
i oder bs VII - .
uoe di6cuit man
~ heak
|, nanisi Shasshan
1 II the teaU. "a he
FIRST nan IN th-
World Go cisar %
Tea IN = hog. Sep
ard fumR A. tii-
Trt<h ~hau7rir-1xhfD
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

p aerrrn 10 tramp i1 fro1t ~ ~ -
efsnrs os1cs - ~ nst 80 ee~lH sao
serzzan - frorf ~ ftzt wln6@F fvf
TrzzoV fuAkirv s-sek aeg kilssterf-sscie1
aox ~ g ss5atEng tteza o3zE neiss "a
so<uaiz.ssnoss tnk* 4 hevezt sssn f~
ys~rS II exes Ez1zaxk
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

No CHr2cify for Anything ser7ous
When young man tainted away IN the
corridor Of the postonise the StheT day $
crowd quickly gathered. Of oourze. and Of
course a dozen people had suggestions 70
make
''Ix he dea&f" demanded portly cstizcn
as be pushed his way into the circle
"Dsed IS nsllr snxwere4 another
NO. ne isn T. exclaimed third I've
seen dozaa men IN such isis.
Bat this IS different. probably. PEI
sisted the seoooo ! h2 ctEp has got
two watch chains on. They never get
over suythl-g worse than tEe collie -
Detroit Free Press.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

crSsr veur Jxckson HI ca CT sse O
- cess Genpsny Tslepsc1s -
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

8. Naas on Tie Opsrs 0rec.sn Co2imon
>snss Hal Common Sense AEd Nes YORK
lssis. Al slses fE0n 90 b sno siFhi III
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08

was 80 terrible that il did not seem posi-
BILE that the patient would survive it. But
he did, and when the spasm came again
1t was not so strong as before and did
not last so long. Exhaustion is
what kills patients with this disease, and
DIR. Robb fought this with large quantities
OF whisky, given with syringe. In
little while the patient got so that his skin
could be touched without producing a
CONFUSION, and he was given a vigorous
rubbing by attendants. The legs were
rubbed until they bled. The sweating
continued and In about one hour the
spasms became 40 mild that they amount
ed TO little more that quivering OF
the muscles and the patient became con-
scious OF his surroundings. He asked for
drink, and swallowed u quart of luke
warm water without any trouble. The tenn
perature was slowly reduced to SO and the
patient was kept in the room for six hours.
BY this time there were no spasms, and
the patient was wrapped up and returned
to the hospital. He was very weak, and
even now can only Just about lift his
head. The whisky has been kept up
regularly with light diet. There have
been no spasms, and it is believed
that the patient will recover. DIR. Robb is
satisfied that hydrophobia can be cured
with ammonia, whisky and heat The
only drawback is that the case did
not result from adog bite, but every one
who saw the case admits that the symp-
toms could not have been worse il the pa
tent had been bitten by rabid dog, and
II is generally conceded that il this patient
could be cured there is no reason why ny
drophobia from the bite OF dog could not
be cured with the same treatment.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
IN THE SHADOW OF SPEARS.


why; this Is my iriend,"I said. "oi whom am
This Is my friend whose good name. you say, rests
under a cloud"
"well.", and stood up Straight. ana looked him
right In the eye
Whatever you say Of my friend, know that II is
me
Back he shrank, like whipped cur, green eyes
glaring yenomons hate;
But laughed Mt his anger aud scorncd his threats
they had not feathers weight.
Oh, he who talks OF another, be SURF he's the one
that's wrong;
The wicked are always enyying the beautiful, good
and strong
Are always reaching ont greedy hands aud trying
TO drag them down
Who by integrity, truth and right have won fair
Honors crown
lie who was talked OF thus knew not even my
name,
had never spoken to him, nor ionchcd his hand
but loved him oil the same
For knew Of the good deeds he had done, the good
words he had said:
Knew him brave. true. noble man, tender heart
cd wise OF head.
No need to meet Gods great hearts to understand
what they arr;
The soul could mo morc hll from lis place than
could heavens highest star.
Brave. bcnehter OF mankind my friend nay, my
brother, was he,
And I'd fight for him against all the world, a. b,
fights for humanity.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
Battenscrg's Babies No, Royal.

FROM tnc LONDON rum
II is all very fine for the Queen TO an
Dounce the accouchment OF Princess
Beatrice in the Gdsdie and for her TO com
municate the interesting circumstances to
the lord mayor, and to inform the public
that this infant is the first member of the
royal family that has been born in Scot
land for more than POO years. The last
was the Inflated Charles l. But the awk-
ward fnct remains that the children Of
Princess Beatrice are in reality no more
royal personages than John Brown. prin-
cess Beatrice's marriage was morganatic,
rs was that Of Princess Louise, and her
children are not born royal and nothing
that the Queen can do will ever make
them so. OF course, as long us the
Queen lives, things will 60 smoothly
enough with the Battcnbcrgs, but
in future reign their anomalous position
at court would be exceedingly unpleasant
and, bad as things would be for them in
England, II would be far worse ut Berlin,
Vienna or 81. Petersburg. These children
OF Princess Beatrice cannot marry into any
OF the royal families Of Europe, and the
Queen acts neither kindly nor judiciously
in making such elaborate fuss about the
youngest daughter and her family, and
when they find themselves reduced To
their proper level the fall will be all the
more severely felt in contrast 10 their
present prosperous exullation. The chris
tening OF Princess Beatricc's infant daugh-
Ter * to take place in the private chapel at
Windsor Castle during the iint week in
next month, and Prince Alexander, OF
llesse, Is coming over for the ceremony.