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Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-20
HARDsHzPs OF THE FRONTIER. Sickness and Suffering i'm the Russian
 and Austrian Camps.


 and Austrian Camps.
 BERLIN, Jan. 19.-Advices from the iron tier report the further arrival of Russian troops One infantry division has arrived at Doubno and another at Rovno. The work of fortifying Doubno goes on without cessation. The condition of the Russian troops on the | Galacian frontier is growing worse. Typhus fever is raging, especially at Camp Czento- schan.' The shelter is so miserable that there have been many deaths from frost and gen. eral privation. The Warsaw commissariat is hastily forwarding provisions. A special sanitary corps started yesterday for Czento- schan. The sufferings of the troops are so great that in the opinion of Berlin military circles it will be impossible for them to Ter main encamped. It is believed this must hasten the decision of the Czar as the troops must either be given active work or be with drawn from the frontier. The Austrians also suffer, being badly housed, but the commis- sariat is good and the medical staff vigilant. In view of the hardships suffered by the Austrian troops and the sickness prevailing among the Russians the Vienna war office has decided not to increase the forces on the frontier at present.
 After the return of Count Schoundoh, the Russian ambassador, negotiations will be re- stunned for the settlement of the Bulgarian question. It is reported that Prince Bis marck and Count Kalnoky agree to oppose the despatch of Russian commission to Sofia and that they rather support the nomi- nation of regency under which the election of a new prince could be effected. The Ems psror of Austris's desire to depose Prince Ferdinand has been increased by Ferdinands speech to his officers on New Years day in which he defed the efforts to dislodge him.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-20

Notice to House Owners. We have rented so many houses lately that our list is smaller than at any time for years. We have at least co calls daily which we can not supply, having only whole houses and 3s ten- enents to choose from. Those having houses or tenements to rent would do well to place them on our lists.
 Houses and Lots For Sale and money to loan.
 Horace P. HOadley,
 HOADLEY BUILDING.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Tatinitsa.

IL ever composer larry reNoheu ln
writing brilliant melody, the veteran
Viene.c composer. Won Suppo ian old gen
,,..,,, "a ..vcr,yi uro,e with tho soul Of
Una" ~ -. - ,.r,,ni,,, -
boy, hN NUS PoPu'' W., ', -
Like his ri'sl Strauss, his strongest point
perhaps lies In his wnlizcs, which have a
peculiar low about them that no one can
mi.iako and whether IL Is the overture 10
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02
JOHN KIRKMAN KILLED.
A NASHVILLE BANKER MEETS A
HORRIBLE DEATH.
His Horse Runs Away and He Is Dragged
aQuarter of Mile-Great Similarity
to Miss Ensley's Death.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. John Kirk
man met horrible death this afternoon
about 1880 o'clock He was returning home
from an evening ride behind his horse,
which was hitched to gig, and when on
Broad street, near Stonewall, the horse
stumbled. Atthe same time he plunged for
ward and started on a run down the
street. Mr.. Kirkman held the rens tightly
in his hands, and the first jump OF his horse
pulled him forward. Being old and feeble
he could not recover his balance and his
body fell oven the spalter-board, while his
right foot hung in the stirrup OF the wagon
which is OF the kind used in driving trot-
ting horses. Mr.. Kirkman's head hit the
ground, while he could not loose his foot
He still retained control OF the reins and
tried for few moments to stop the horse
on his mad career down the street. At
every jump the horse kicked Mr.. Kirk
man on the head, face and
body, while his head was drag
ged over the stones. The runaway was
seen by hundreds, and was most heart
rending spectacle. After running about a
| quarter OF mile the horse was stopped at
| the corner of Broad and Vauxhall streets,
and right ut the side entrance TO the resi-.
dencc Of his daughter, Mrs. II. G. Prichitt.
A large crowd soon gathered. ana the life
less body was taken in the house.
Mr.. Kirkman's right arm, right leg and
neck were broken and his face mutlated
beyond recognition. Death must have
resulted before the horse had run far.
In Difference TO the wishes OF the family
no inquest was held.
MIR. kirkman was seventy-ivo years al
age. He was once hardware merchant
here, but several years ago he quit the
mercantile business and accepted the 20.
sition Of president Of the old Union bank
Subsequently he was president OF thu
Third National bank, and when the Amer
lean national bank was established he was
made president and held that Pc
silion at the time OF his death
lie WAS twice married. once to MIS-
n. G. Marry, and the second time 10 Mis-
| Mariah Washington. who survives him
| He hal five children-Norman kirkman
Alrs. II. &. Prichitt, Mrs. &. ID. Berry, Mrs
VIM. VI. Baxter, OF Knoxville, and Nils
Jennie Kirkman.
Mrs. kirkman and Miss Jennie are II
New York. II seems that II was provi
dental in the horse being stopped At HI
daughters door. Into this same hous
was carried the liiclcss body OF Mis-
Ensley, Of Memphis, in October, 1855
will be remembered that she, too, WI
killed by jumping out OF drag in Ea'
Nashville, and that Charles Burton ais
met his death jumping to 90 TO her al
| sistnncp
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TURNER'S TALK.
He Entertains q Mixed Assemblago with
Paraonnl RemInls cenheA.

Personal "Reminiscences.
The announcement that q. =. VI. Tur-
ncr would speak ON the bluff last night
drew crowd ranging somewhere from
800 TO 400, about equally divided between
whites and blacks. The generals speech
was largely eulogy Of himself and
TRADE upon the Democratic party,
although he was good enough to assert
that "the man who says the Democrats aro
not good men lies" The general recountcd
the services Inc hal rendered the Demo
cratic party, and claimcd that he got nothing
in reward hut "cussin" Every newspaper
In Memphis took delight In dcnouncing
him and when lac would find u paper with
nothing in II dcnuncintory Of himself, he
was at once attacked with feeling Of
nausea and rejected his breakfast. There
was much Of the reminiscent in the speech
and much that was surprising. The gcn'
cral claimed that lac has always been =
good old JciIcrsonian Democrat and
only left the Democratic party when
| IL abandoned, IA lac said. Jciicr'
soninn principles. lie classified the
doctrine Of protection ~ Jeiirnonian
and gave that rs one Of the reasons why In
the present contest he hal east his for.
tunes with the Republican party. lie then
went into AN illustration VI tho beauties Of
protection, talked about pauper labor and
all that sort OF thing, and finally ran down
and quit. The general was very enter.
tanning TO his Republican friends, and
they checrcd and applaudcd him
TO the echo. Speeches were also
made by J. q. Hook, Zach Taylor and
T. +. Settles, after which resolutions
were read rchcarsng the usual platitudc'
about Republican anxiety ior free ballot
aud fair count, after which the meeting
broke nj.
Immediately aitcrward n company o
small boys, 10 the tune u drum and fife,
paradcd the streets with Democratic trans
parances and sent up a score Of yclls tina
were distinctly audible In CriiicndeI
county. Some Of our citizens though
they we're Republican yclls and Indicate
Republican enthusiasm. 'Tis q mistake
there was no Republican enthusiasm
turned loose last night.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

This being election day all saloons will
be closed-at least they are supposcd tobe.
Molie Bols WAS arrested last night 10y
Sergeant Koran ON the charge OF cutting
Dora Dickcrson. The parties are colored.
DIR. II. u. Bailey, the Washington, u.
c., forger, was taken back 10 the scene OF
his offence last night by Deputy United
States Marshal Collier
sam Williams, who killed Jesse Boldon,
his brothcr.n-law last Tuesday, is still at
large. The police believe the fugitive Is
hiding in tho Arkansas swamps.
Drop that yRrdstick aud 20 90 the polls
for McLeadon.
The old French waiter at Luehrmann's,
Familiarity known as Louis Napoleon, died
on Tuesday night after an Illness OF only a
few hours duration. Ills death Is ascribcd
30 the effects OF excessive heat.
Every Democrat living in the Fifth
ward is earnestly requested 10 vote at his
own polling place on Beale street. II will
encourage the workers and add to the
local pride by increasing the Democratic
vote in his home ward.
Annie Harris, woman who Ia total
stranger to sobricty and decency. was
| locked up ut the staiion-house last night
for visiting the house oi III fame Of Bddy
Savers on Short Third street, and demol-
ishing several flower jams
A frame shanty on Waldran avenue
near the old Raleigh road, occupied by
negroes, was entirely destroyed by fire
about 1 o'clock Yesterday morning. An
alarm was turned in but the fire depart.
mcnt did not respond owing 10 the dis
lance out.
A. Graves. Main street jewclcr, sworo
out warrant yesterday before squire
Fleming for the arrest OF Robert Capps, q
we'll known timer, ON the charge OF oh
tanning watch under fraudulent pre-
lenses. Tho warrant was placed IN the
hands OF n deputy sheriff, hut at latcs
accounts Il had not been served.
Drop that ledger and 20 Go the poll
Tor Williams
Yesterday Gov Taylor granted pardon
90 two offenders confined In the count!
iail awaiting transportation 10 the Nash
willie pcntentiary. Their names are Mrs
J Emma White, who was convicted OF steal
/ ing Mrs. Mime Hunter Plcasants purs
In IIopkin's store, and given one year, am
VIM. Bonner, convicted OF forgery an'
sentenced to three years.
. II. u. Williams, q miidlcd.agcd whit
man, died very suddenly in a car at Oh
Iron Mountain depot about 10 o'clock las
, night. Williams boarded the train =
Mariana, Ark, and was en- route
Tunnel Hill, Miss. iIisdcath IS suppose
! 10 be due To heart discrse. The remain
. were turned over 10 County Undertake
r Walsh, who will keep them until the dea
mans family il heard from. An inquci
o will be held ON tho body this morning.
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SYNOPSIS AND INCIDENTS.

Dave hin'' the
saaTbfur
,,uftl
deposition lhc oh
tot birth o the Republic
e.cpnn
tIntd by the
Paris introducing mnieen' nv
The Wncht
yby william, Prince Won MOl bsna'A
81 hc
ltIeC
Maf~l Archbishop Non'
nfr,nrsd trraru
U lbs kmans the front d Petroleum uf ' &
%
aud the women Anarchy
turning Of rari.D the Commune --.---,
smo.u ran.t ma, ever wns.e'
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Mn. Sol VENpIG has gone 10 New York.
Mus. ASGus CAMPBELL is spending the
summer u, Monteaglc
Mn. J. q. FALLS has gone to st. Louis
on flying business trip.
Dir. T.. MILEs WILLErT, after sOiourn-
ing in the east, has returned.
Ggx. CoLroS GREEN OF this city, is reg.
istercd at the Gait house, Louisville.
MIS-. AUGUSTA WEIGH is visiting her
sister Miss Johnson on Robinson street
w. y. Il. OBmES will leave Sunday
with the Chickasaw CARDS party for Oco-
nomowoc.
Drop that troweI aud go 60 the poi,s
for Williams.
MRs. J. l.. CocKR is visiting friends in
Nashville: from there she will proceed to
New York.
MEspANRs VI. L. SELDES, Elizabeth
Hunt and Julia Phelan have gone to
Washington.
Miss ELLA WnEATLEY, daughter OF w.
A. wheatley, left yesterday for New York
and the east.
Mus. W. L. WISKLER has gone TO the
mountains Of Middle Tennessee 10 spend
the heated term.
Mn. J. W. SIMMONS, Of b. Lowcnstein &
Bros, has gone on a summer trip TO Nc.
Nlnnvllc and Roane mountain.
Mus. J. W. BrcIt,SAS. OF Vance street,
left Yesterday morning on a visit 10 her
father and old home in okolona, Miss.
Cart. T. II. ARNoLD Of Menkcn x Co.
will leave tonight for Virginia to I, end
several weeks at his mountain home.
TnE many friends Of Mr.. Charlie II.
Cox will rejoice TO hear that his little
Walter Is conylleccnt after severe attack
OF fever.
Mn. w. II. HRnmSoroS, the genial rep
rescntatiye Of tho Detroit Free Pres, u
pushing the interests OF that popular pa
per in this city.
Mn. JANIS MAnAPYY. for fifteen year
general manager OF tho Tnmo0n Bapiid
las accepted responsible position In the
coun,ing.room Of Tux APrEAL.
Ma +. u. LACKY, well known liver,
man. and Miss IeonoTa Calhoon will b.
married nj o'clock this evening nj TN
residenco Of the bride, No. 81 Mosb!
street.
ytslroRs on change yesterday: T.. Q
Puer, birmingham, Ala; w. X. Doughcr
~ and wife, Coldwater. Miss; Il. j. Mur
ray. st. Louis, Mo-; 7. II. Rancsies, 81
Louis, Mo,
prep tina, plane asd 20 10 the polls 70
smith.
Ma. q. V. R,NBAur and daughter
Miss Edena, Capt. u. H. Myers an
daughter, Miss Minnie, and the Hon
Henry J. Lynn, are among the latest dc
parturcs for Old Point Comfort.
Mas. FIonEScE fISLAY MooRE, VIII
kept a dancing school here for sever
seasons, will be married in Louisville 4
day 10 wealthy New York .gcnilema
whose acquaintance she formed in kans'
City.
Mn. JomN u. SKINNER, q well know
young gentleman Of this city, leaves 7
morrow morning for an extended u
through tho northwest, including ;
Louis, Chicago, Milwaukee and Detroit
spend tho rest Of the summer.
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RI,cr IelrErAln..

pITTsnuRg. Pa. August i.s-Blycf on stand
Weather clear and pleasant
WHEELING, W Va. August Soon-Rivef 9
feet inches and rising Thermometer -
EVANSVILLE ind.. August i.-Noon -klref 7
feet 2isuths aud falling Weather tlssf sbd hot
CINCINNATI. o.. August !. Noon =Ki,Ct5 iset
10 inches aud falling weather clCaf Night =
nivef loctg inches and falling. weather vaftn
aud iaif Departed Ohio. Memphis
CAtIO No., August i.-koon. No sffiyhls ~
dctanurrs River " feet inch aud iailing
Weather clear and hot Night =Afflvef New
south, NJ Louis ~ N. lfnnsiiea fltisbufr 3 . M
Depsrici. Nov rouih faducah. a pm. River u
icci and falling Weather clear and hot.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, August Noon -Rl,ef tall
Ing with feet inches In The canal and 4 feet
on the fiila business gooi Weather clear and
ho, sirht-Bisef iAiiing. with feet ! in'h
In the canal aud ieet ~ Inches In che ehnie M
the ialla Weather olaaf and warm In The iofu
noon. heavy rain In the afternoon. nov clear aud
cDoi
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wantedi

One reliable merchant in every town trib.
uiary 20 Memphis 20 knock out all comPc'
tition by taking the agency oil the world
renowned Straiton 4 Storms New York
cigars and Geo. I. Lies & Co.'S celebrated
BuiIos. Your neighbor can't get the goods,
- we will only sell 10 one merchant In
each town. We solicit sample order
!. SAMPSON & Co..
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tenn.
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t,If,

HANNEg-in tlls u,T furiiay, iuly 2, ~, ~
21pm.. q y H.Iua u fiH lth year ~ BIZ nsr.
FUNERAL viii talh pll.. tuls ffilulHDAiD nom.
ine. August 2. u los utiOrE too No. B)s
Second struut
urttows- Az trIf frtlienoo. on Gholson
sifrgt tatse.u gkasIs fni krniuckY avenues,
"Wednesday August o.. q ~ IA. Hatih
Llyis,. ag.d = lear I ,,,,,I, a'' '''N o'''
Trprf,i Viii taYr tfaaa from residence this
1utiHspAY1 st,e,p,Il att O'Clock Friends Of
tho family on Invited 10 h'i"ul
call AguAN-At H#f IaiF fuhicnoe, on Ran
s,l.h ,,.t Wedue.tsy rI4It August I, tSss. At "
oelock. LirgiI, ared 4 rf'i. vile u Dennis Cal
iaHhan
Tunstai viii take pIsro from rcsidencs this
dHrRspAYl Afternoon q ooloch friends Of
he family Invited 10 attend
tSsshville. Tenn, r.rsr please copy
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DISEASED BLOOD,
Scrofuious. Inherited and Contagious
Humors Cured by Cuticura.

Through the medium oi one oi your books NJ
cciyrd through Mr. Frank T. wny. Druggist,
APOLLO, Ia, became acquainted with your iufi'
GINA RN1EntEs aud take this opportunity TO ties
tiiy IN you that their usr has permanently cured
me " one " the worst cay, nj blood poisoning. ia
connection with erySipcHs that have ever s'cn,
aud this after having been pronounced incutahlc
by some OF the BEST Musician, In our county, !
take grrat pleasure In forwarding IN you this testi
NAL unsolicited NJ Il Is hy you In orlcr that others
suffering from similar malnhc, may hc cuoonegrd
"a give Nour CI'TtCuRA RFNrptw ttial
PS WHIT lNUElI Lrcchburg, II,
Reference: Frank r. May, Drug u, Apollo, Ia
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Hard Co swallow.

Frnm the rittshurE Post
Tho Central Labor union. Of Indan apo-
lis, has every opportunity 10 know what
kind Of friend to labor Nf. Harrison u,
and Il declares positively that i wants
none of him. A monopoly candidate on
a monopoly platform Is a pretty hard dose
for a yotkinpman 10 swallow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02
scRoFuLoUs ULCERS.

James D. Richardson custom llnusc New Or
leans on oath savs: In 1870 SCruiuluuS Ulcers
brnkc out nn my boiy until ! was a mas Of cor
rtiptinn Everything known To the medical ia,ully
was tried Ia vain. hrrnmc u mem wuck. ~
times could not liit my hand, ,O nay head, could
moi turn la i,,l: WINS In constant pain nud locke |
upon liio A. q cursc Nu relief or cum IN ten
wears In 1851 heard NJ the JutCugA RENEnllN
us,l them, aud was perfectly Cuud
sworn 10 before e. = tom. J. H. CHAwFoHn.
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THE FALL DISPLAY.
A Test Exhibition OF Fireworks on the
Blun Last Night.


Tho fireworks on tho bluff last night
were no, Republican fireworks, but merely
test Of the explosives TO be used In the
paris aud the Commune" display. lou
I.oubrie has received a lot Of samples
which he desired 10 see perform, -
hn invited lew friends, and, accompanied
by T.. H. Hopkins, :. Nondig and
others Of the executive committee hc Tfo'
cccdod 10 the blun, opened bis box oi cx'
ploSiycs and LET her g0, Gallagher. Mr..
hopkins ollicialod ~ Gallagher, and did
Il we'll. Some Of the pieces were beautiful
and much admired OF that class note was
taken with Wow 10 ordering large sur.
plus. Others we're not considered good
enough for Memphis. aud wore " iotted
down.
From the preparations making, the fall
display promises 10 be a big thing.
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Mr.. ga. Ireland. Of Brccn, Phillips 4
Co. Nashville. Tenn, says II was afflicted
with Piles for twenty years, and tried
every remedy offered me; finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment. II gave mo
instant relief. and has effected y pcrmancnt
cure. Rangum Root Medicine Co, manu-.
faotnrcrs, Nashville. Tenn ~ cents aud 81
per bottle For sale At Holsters drug store,
No. 2s3 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02
oNEoF THE WORST CASES.

We have been selling your ttttrthN NiNlhib
Tor year, aud have The hn,i complaint yet IL ~.
crlye tnitn purchaser one ni the worst cn,rs ni
surniula I ever saw WI, cured hy the vs. oi nNc
battles ui tuuCunN lWsniNFNr itn'iN ana
CutpuUN soar Tho tpap takes the cake here
a. a medicinal soap -
Ir.ukfnrt Kansas
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02
Thought Hc Was Bascbsiiis,.

From Judge
"Zola doesn't seem TO be doing very
good work nowadays" he said TO New
York girl.
"Zola - she said. You'll excuse me,
Mr.. Pcrcrley, but | don't just recollect
what club Mr.. Zola is playing with now
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02
OBITUARY.
lanes q. Johnson.

LoUBvILlR, Kyr Aug, James o.
Johnson, the life long friend OF Henry
CLAY and executor under his will, died at
Lexington today at the age OF ninety-iour
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YirNr,tAL snIIrN.

wAEals-Ts. fapsf.l II Nil sIS.H a. wAR
ras viii isks piaoc if1n ne hmiy fu.dehos Va
n Ruling street this tiiuHpAffsitsrnoon Al
4 o'cio,t TiIsnds Of lbs iamiiy are invi'od W
attend
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Prom the ~ Louis Republic.
A iipsy canoe campaign run on free
whisky platform IL In exact accord with
the eternal fitness Of things
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MnuIIM IIIi.n.

Prom the Philadelphia Herald.
Harrison on pTe,siS a C oon,Sn' r = 80
division Of the votes that gives him the
Chinese aud Cleveland the Irish ballot,
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FranCO-German War.

R,pc Novel Startling and Mechanical Eject, Realistic InnLS y"
trhn Beautiful nnl Original
Paris covering Nile Of o,nya, C.igms' i@, iII H. % &
Marvellous Spectacle produced rnng stag 90 n sios,
CORPS Artillery
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Drop ,hs, negotiation and 20 60 ,hs
.otts for ssnith.

Orr up clubs for TuK WEEKLY ArrSAL
and secure one Of the liberal cash prizes
offered.
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To Contractors.

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AD b.Dkmeng nycfarr sbout 100 70 lhW9
eubc yards ~ the uiilo LOcated IN noligafcounlf.
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nsmphn. Tenn, Iuly "a isN Contractors
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No Performance Monday Saturday Nights
is WEALT ii

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Otts pf,stfstlnn cnusg by the No ~ alrnhul ~ 10
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Ui the ffiin resulting IN Insanity Hnd lchhing W
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LoulslAsA JorrrnY draws Tuesday, Au.
rust 7.
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY draws Tuesday, Al.
g,vtI
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NM -. hlArl heads f.d rough. ChapIrl anl uily
flN Ain prevented Ny 'tIiCvr, Mn NrTn soar
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-06-23
DID THE EASIEST.

Man (to acquaintance)-"Look here, in speech you made the other night you told lie on me-"
 "Say, let me see you a minute (tak- ing him aside). You understand human nature, don't you?" "I think so."
 "And you know that man usually does the thing that is easiest to do, don't you?"
 "As rule, yes."
 "Well, while I was making that speech found 1t was such an easy matter to tell a lie on you that couldn't help it."
 "Well, but you must get up and acknowledge it."
 "My dear boy, the hardest thing in the world for me to do is to acknowl- edge anything. Come over here and let's take something"