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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-30
A "cHARLIn ROSS" RETURNED.
A Long Lost Son at Last Found by His
Father.


pIrrsnrRe, Pa, Jan. 29.-The strange
kidnapping story from Philadelphia to tho
effect that young man giving his name
as John Burns had been identified M the
long lost son Of James Iiassey, Of Beaver
Falls, Pa, has been confirmed by the lat
ter Mr.. lIassey was seen by a reporter
today.
some day In 1865 said he. ''my little
boy, who was then two and a hall years
OF age. disappeared from his home. We
were first inclined 10 believe that lac had
been drowned, but finally came TO the
conclusion that he had been kidnapped.
Every effort was mnde 10 find him, but ~
years rollcd on he was given up for dead,
although we continued 10 mourn. because
of the mystery surrounding his disappear
ance. A few weeks ago | read an account
Of young Burns' wandering, and hoping
against hope, concluded Ia write 10 him,
ursing him TO send his picture The
resemblance 10 the family likeness wa
very strong, aud when II was learned that
lac had peculiar birihmark on his neck,
was convinced that the young man was my
ron for whom had mOurned Tor 80 man,
ycars. -
Mr.. llasscy is wcu-to-do baker an,
hasa large family who are waiting anxi
otisly Tor the return Of their long lost sol
aud brother.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-30
0mrrrs nI the NuGar IrnsI.

NEw IoRE, Jan. 2g.-Thc Sm says:
Tlr names ai The offers aud managers Of
the sugar trust were definitely learned yes
tcrlay for the iiri tive since the combine
was cslalii.hcd. The executive officers
are: Ilar0O. llaycmeyer, president, and
]. T.. Scarlcs, jr., secretary aud treasurer.
There arr ten directors, TO serve three
years In the trust are the +. q. Maithic-
son & Wierscr's company, llaycmeycr 4
Elder, the llayomcyer Sugar Refining
company, the oxnard Refining company,
the North River Refining company, Dc
Castro 4 Domer, the Franklin Refining
company, Dick 4 Myor, the Boston Sugar
Refining company, the Hay state Sugar
company. tho Continental Sugar refinery,
the Portland Sugar Refining company and
two nallning companies la New Orleans.
An instance Of the power Of the trust
hercahonts was given yesterday by n
broker. who related that when ., 100 tons
II manila sugar were offered iur sale before
the trust was formed competitive bids re.
suited in price Al cents. formulated su.
gar WIS at the timc ILLS cents. and
crushed o, cents pound, wholesale. Dur.
ing the past week another cargo Of ., lOC
tons manila sugar arrived, but as the trust
had been completed. there was an Absence
Of all competition, the sugar brought III
CENTS pound, a difference Of nearly SO,
COO against the importer, AMI at the sam,
time graduated sugar has been advanced
b n cents and crushed 10 n cents q
pound.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-30
FRED ANscHLAe coNFEssEs,
The Atrocioue Way in Which He MUIR
dered His Victims.

Los ANGELES, Cal. Jan. %. Frederick
Anschlag, the young German who was ar
rested with another man named Antoine
Decker for the murder of Chas. b. Hitch
cock and wife near Garden Grove, made a
full confession yesterday. Anschlag says
he left Garden Grove at o'clock Tuesday
morning in an open wagon with Hitchcock
and wife, 10 90 TO Santa Ana. Hehad pre-
yiously concealed in the wagon Ratchet
and when in an unfrequented spot, about
three miles from Ditchcock's home, he
grasped the Ratchet arose in the rear oil
his victims and tirSt attacked Mr.. Hitch
cock, killing him with a few blows. lie
then turned on the defenseless wife and
struck her down, killing her with a single
blow which crushed the side OF her face
and head. Anschlag says he tied the hands
and feet Of each with ropes 10 keep them
from swinging about with the motion oil
the wagon. Driving nearly mile further
away he dug hole and put the bodies
therein, covering the grave with straw. lie
then went back 10 the ranch-housc at Gar.
den Grove, took oil his clothes and nd
them and washed them Off lie went TO
Santa Ana and got Decker and drove with
him back 10 Garden Grove, when they
took possession Of the ranch and went
quickly TO work. Anschlag says he muir
dered the Hithcocks' to get the deed to the
ranch and to get the owners out oi the way
without paying for the property. lie
states positively that Decker had nothing
TO do with the crime and knew noihingo H.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-30
Gov. s~iseford'- Tr,nI.

GASP RATps, Mich, Jan. ~ GOV.
swineiord, late United States commissioner
Of the New Orleans exposition, against
whom judgment was recently rendered In
the Marquette court for State funds nm.
accounted for Ia the exposition affairs, To.
day filed a petition Tor new trial with
huomcy-Gcncral hggart, on tile ground
that his attorney neglected Ia place HI.
deposition In evidence, his deposition moi
arriving from Alaska In time Tor the trial
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-30
Did Noa EyeFy

". H. Rcycl-, NJ. ID, Of Baltimore Nd,
says II have been In the practice Of mcdi-
icinc fur over eighteen years, but never have
| seen the equal Of Hodges Sarsaparilla- IL
has worked miracles here in curing rhcuma-
iism aud scruiula. Have almost come 10
the conclusion that cannot practice with
out IT," Rangum Root Medicine Co, Manu-
facturcrs, Nashville Tenn Shopper bottle.
sold at Holsters drug store. 2s3 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-30

1Hr well known strengthening properties
Of Iron, combined with other tonics and a
most perfect neryine, are found w Carriers
Iron Pills. which strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve Tie blood and complex.
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TOOUR OLD SUBSCRIBERS.

with newspapers give premiums new subscribers only but Tho
puil,i sof tho
for 0e friends
Is
object IN Offering subscribers, will old subscriber
the Valuable constitute him
and aid ONE subscriber Come and bring
andse a thu DC o aleuablO
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-30

Do You suffer with catarrh2 You can be
cured IL you take Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
great blood purifier Sold by all druggists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-30

EXCITING
CAUSES.

II - In consequence OF repeated attacks OF acute
kYnITlnG caarrh "coh In the head. t Is usually
s"s"~ termed, the mominanes or tho nose ana
EleCe tho OF tho head become permanently
vhe0Io thckened tho foiclcs glands diseased
aud their functions either destroyed or very much
deranged Although chronic caarrh Y most brought
OF typhoid fever scarlet fever measles other erup
itself local manifestation OF scrofuous
other tains In the system.
ill.,, In the early stages q the disease the patient may
H0W III he annoyed by "ony slight dropping into the
W" throat" express H. Che amount OF the dis
REcIne charge from the OF the head mt this
hIuthos disease being only slightly In OF
- the discharge Is thick.
tough requiring efforts In the OF
blowing splitting from tho hront IN which IL
lodges other other tho
discharge thin wnt9ry ncr irritating and profse
Tho stopped up from the swollen and thckened
condition OF the lining membrane as 10 neccsstate
respiration through the mouth giving "a the disagrecabe
twang" From tho obstruction In this cond
useless cndcayor to clear the
blowing this only tends Ia render had matter
wors Increasing the irritation and swelling OF the already
thiccncd lining membrane The swelling OF the
all become obsruo-
respiration through the affected In
or cIpconcs dull heavy tnncs Or pressure in
the head with confusion Of HIS Ideas which render him quite
unit Tor busne especially such us deep thought and
poon OF those who are otherwise anabe often rendered
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-30
Read the Following Endorsements of Distinguished
Physicians:

IIayng advance sheets Of the work entitled onr Family Iyyan
descriptions Of reliable
department
IhaycH Physician, and
worthy
public II" . "N"' vt ~
have cf pleasure
wide
JF VI d.,
''N'" u Medical Colegc Chicago
Ar examining publication Family Physician can fully ndone tho
u it merits the above gentlemen
"poieso o Burnett Medical College"
Tie contains valuable O symptoms which win aid wonderfully dag
nong diseases proper remedies for Aloac Homeopathic Eclectic
lIydrop andI treatments
Family guide health assist tho family doctor IT'S not intended
take the place q, every but help do eeyhog b'
in absence
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No Other Book Published Does This.

Beside this there chapters which worthy Of special mention
Of tho Sick"
of Hsonsn Language contains no disgusting
this delicate subject that has
eyeb printed
& the mother
lad 10 bel purchased q regular price.
Tie other chapters equally and valuable
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ALL SUBSCRIBERS ., THE WEEKLY APPEAL,
OLD AS WELL AS NEW.
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No Other Book Published Does This.

the practice used
physicians and for each disease the methods used ny
and all the prescriptions are made ny
their respective modes opacte This makes the work specially
ofe what school OF medicine they prefer
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No Other Book Published Does This.

sECoSDwen person really attacked by dangerous disease enables you TO
competent at
land the ailments
Of them)h gives full directions for treatment
distinguish between dangerous and tHns disease
Necessary necessary call phyeln
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|pRtDIspoSInG.
| CAUSES.
COMMON SENSE Tn

sac
chief aim must be directed 20 fhs memorial Of d cause III
fully thousands Of annually ut tho nyad Hotel ant
Of combining with the OF local. soothing aud healing
cleansing aud tonic medicines
Io., halcca application ter healing The d.ssd eondi;
sss~e all comparison the h4et preparation Invented
leruY mild and pheasant producing smartnE
hhtHl. aud containing strung irritating or aus
- tic drug, other pOlsln. lts inEvdcnts eiinpo
and when scientifically AMI ekihuly cumbncd IN
proportions they hrm most wonderful and Nau-
healing medicine Lie Eunpuwdct which FORMED OF
combination ~ talerc sulphur aud cnfCal the nEicns
their combination wonderful
THIS Kennedy powerful antiscptc and SPEEDILY
lad smell which Accompanies OF Ciiah,
thOc who suffer um this daee
mind cannot he TOO arnEly impressed with the
III constitutional with local
das. Not only viii tho bc thus more
Effected but thereby
daso bhkinE out tho result 81 hui
ors blood constitutional danEuncnts weaknesses
In curing catanh and all the various dscasca With
EuIFE which n frequently complicated ~ throat,
Il VIVA brunchAl aud lung discases. weak stomach
urIiiuaC tarthal deafness. weak niamcd impure
ntlfhut blood ecrufuou and syphic tainH the WONDER
- ui and virtues ~ Dr, Iicrurs Golden Mes
cannot hc strongly cNuld, IL has sccho
upon the lining membranes uf tho nasal aud other
srpss promoug tho nanIal sc.n9a 90 their focss ana
and rst.rnT Y 60 Ne natural thin dcca moist healthy con-
don. Aa bOodpurnct, " unsurpassf As tho@c d~aacs
which comphcntc catarh diseases Of tho lining mucous mcm-
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ppication thorough and persistent internal use oil blood
hsncs or OF the blood win readily he why this medicine
Il sOw well calculated 10 them. 49,.
saEcs Cstarh hcmcy " not only ccnnss puhes rcgu
builds the Co healthy Standard and c9nquers
hroa bronchial and lung complications when any such ea
specific effects the lining cbrnnc the nasal
passages aid. materially in sorins The dsn,ca thesenfd or
The When effected IN this manner q permaept
purified regulated and strengthened ns 70 DO
the cncrnnchmfnte
81 the Golden Medical Discovery upon the
the alternative changes OF tissue and
hat slow. They not, however Ices
lasting and this constitutes ~ fcat merit
udr s influence all the sccrcone aroused To hIt inc
the tho nutrition nrOoted and tho
patoul himself gradually improving IN hcth s tfRth
b mn his lingering dwndle and by and by NO
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aud be feels like mana perfect being.
Roth nr percca Godcn Medical Discovery and Dr. sage's
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THE MOST PRACTICALl THE MOST RELIABLE!
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-30
SIGNS OF TETE DIS

Dull, heavy headache through the temples
and above thoeycs; jndispusitiOn 10 exercise;
diihCulty OF thlnkinR ur reasoning, OF con-
c'ntintiug the mind upon any subject las
.situde Indifference respecting business. lack
OF ambition or energy obstruction ut nasal
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-30
SYMPTOMS OF
clTlnRH.

passages; discharges "
watUTy. acril. thick n
purulcnt, blpody, cOnci
In others. n drynees OF
Unframed eyes, ringing
ears. hawking and co,ia
aud decay Of lyOnoe, ~
bunca, Hcabs from ulccI
clear the noso and thi
breath. impairment or
and TASTE. ilfIinrss, In'
indigestion, Dyspepsia,
cough, difficulty la n
and insanity.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18

The question is often asked by those
who have naturally deficient appreeia-
tion. "What is the use of fowers?" says
the Country Gentleman. A recent writer
answers in substance, rather ingenious
~: 'trhere are 500, 900, 900 bushels Of
wheat grown annually in this country;
but we should not get single bushel of
il were IL not for the flowers ON the new
ly opened wheat heads, which fertilize
the germs and cause the grain TO grow.
There are nearly 1000, DOC, 900 bushels of
corn, hut every farmer knows that the
cobs would remain bare il it were not
for the pollen from the flowers above
dropping on and fertilizing the silk Of
tile ears There are multitudes of other
plants dependent on their flowers in the
same way, worth millions every year.
The mistake which many persons make
is in taking it for granted that what is
beautiful can not be useful and so pro-
coed 70 turn flowers ont Of doors, for.
| getting that the existence of the whole
human race depends on their useful
Offices
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18

One Of the most striking things 60 be
met with in the earlier pages OF Enin
Pasha's journal is a reference 10 report
which is brought TO light between Lado
and Dnfile ON the upper Nile, that race
OF dwarfs inhabit mountain caves to the
west Of Beden. They were said to be
only forty inches high, Of brown color
and of great agility, 10 eat white ants
and roots, and to shoot with very small
arrows which are poisoned and very diff
cult TO extract. The pigmies he was in
clined to regard as a remainder OF q
dwarf population which years ago spread
itsen over Central Africa. -Four years
later he himself comes upon specimens
of the Aka, q pigmy people, divided
into numerous small tribes, who lead o
nomadic life in the Monbnttu country.
One OF these, Akka, had reddish bnt
rather dark skin probably dirt, was
very prognathous, rather swaghellird
hut exceedingly nimble. His height was
three feet six inches; his whole body was
covered by thick, stiff hair, almost like
felt, which was especially thick on the
breast" A girl fourteen years of age
measured three feet and seven-eights Of
AN inch in height These peopleare said
to be very expert hunters, but also very
yindictiye, SO that the neighborinp
tribes are glad 10 let them have all they
want for maintenance in return for skin,
and feathers, the products Of the chase,
which they prosecute with bows and az
rows alone. Chambers journal.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
Protection run Mad.

The NeH York Commercial AdSrtssr-one
OF the oldest newspapers In the eonntry, hay-
ing been established 10 iTg7-Was formerly
an earnest partisan Of the republican school
Of politieS But IL Is now strenuous Adyo-
cate Of tariff reduction, aud supports Presi-
dent Cleveland because OF bis ontspoken DO.
sltioa 80 favor Of that great measure Of re.
form. 10 an article ex plsinIng its attitude Ia
the present campo 20 the C0s,Hereidl Adgtr-
tlssS sayt:
1T holds that The powsr Of taxation wss
conferred upon the general government for
ths purpose Of providing necesssrt revenues,
End must not be exercised for the purpose Of
giving one c.Ass Of citizens an advantage
over others, OF for The enrichment Of one class
Of elIiEeps Al the expense Of others il holds
that the tA1es upon whisky, beer, etc. should
bs retained 80 provide n isrge part Of the nee
esuary revenues; ard that the dangerous sur.
plus yielded bJ existing tax laws should be
ubyiated bg reducing OF removing the tariii
taxes upon the common necrssarles OF life
aud raw material OF manufacture In order
that taxation NAV bear equally upon tile PEG.
pie that All NAV have tie cost of living re-
ducrd. aud that al 1ur industries mas pros
pei aud extend themselves into other mark
rtan
The Commercial .ldgsriissr characterize tie
riatform adopted bl the Chicago convention
a. protection run mad IL 10 the very insan.
ity 81 devotion 20 the principles Of fHyorltism,
class legislation and arisiocratic privilege,
from which our system OF government was de
yiked TO sci Us free"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18

II ,ahe difficult 10 And man bet
ltwog, ~ write the lives OF The dem.
~ lilsu .sndidates for president and
|bcrstic IIaaat tLan w. u. Hensel, law
- ppSitor and politician. ror neaTly
Il ~ Co. years lac was one Oh sue eaisors
4 piI .sa sncaster Intelligenoer; for nye
NJ tne aLsirmsn OF the democratic state
1Bears e AZ AZ Pennsylvania; q delegate
Eropil. n,,, IN the democratic conventions
H. hea ~. chairman of the state oon-
1since -, ~ isss: delegate 10 81 Louis
Featioh n n many sketches of public men
l,aLly die campaign biographer OF
- sng"ndr;eks in 1854 Sincerely de-
~ - she principles Of the party %
49, ~ "A bss been attached, and which
u me- sis - seryed from boyhood, actiye IN
HI 4 boaest efforts 10 promote those tFah-
4 80 among his conntrymen, ana nav.
4 ea,ne into closa personal oontact
- " ,aest al the men who have been
saann,'n;ged by the present and the last
sss.ts,stion As the sxpOnents OF the BEST
~. ~ the party, no is particularly
L 49, ~ a. a., the task In hand. He has the
\ ,slss;s s ~ advantage of having been
M Narmest friends and adher-
Nv ". Y n Mr. Cleveland, not only before
4 s IA e. Z, 20 the presidency but
L n 80 nd during that time. He has also
,a hsen an admirer and personal
B ,,;ssd 81 MT Thurman, 30 that no hsl
y, NJ IN qualifications necessary % enhbls
4 ~, y write fair. truthful and enter,
@sairine sketches OF the Distinguished
Al man
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18

feated In any presidential campaign where n
was united and harmonious party. From
1890 until 1870, under the leadership of Jcff.f.
con, Madison and GsllatIn. the greatest polit-
icAl brinanvIsats this country has ever seen. IL
was steadily successful, swallowing ND all op-
position nntll there vas but one party IN tue
country, aud that the democratic republican
party.
Tie election OF 1874, which was finally de-
elded by the house OF representative was
contest between different factions Of the party
undcr Adams, Jackson, CLAY and Crawford.
In 1898 the party again became united un-
der Jsekson's leadership, and continued Ia
power until 1870 10 The latter wear u was
oslaed; dissatisfied and iDhsrmonious, and
suffered defeat
In 1874 II was aEniR united and carried the
t0unirt, but In 1915 the free soil element
within the party 50 II of, and under the lead.
ersbip OF Van Buren, pOiled enough votes in
Nes York 10 defeat General Cssr. Had the
party been united Cass would hsye been
elected over Taylor. Ia 1859 Il swept The
country, aud also 10 1850. the opposition be-
Ing divided.
In 1850 the republican party was united aud
vigorous, fighting but a single issue, while
Tie opposition was rent 10 three fragments.
Hence the democratic party WAS almost de.
stroyed. aud did not Rgain become united
until 1910, when Tilden carried the couhtry.
History has recorded now be was defrAuded
OF thar election
In 1889 New York was carried for Carrie ID
through dlsgraeefu Intrigue, Hancock
being personally dtsiasteful 10 large section
OF tue democracy, Tie part e attitude on the
| tarlh question also serving 10 divide H. Ia
1854 the party would have been again defeat
ed through lie internal dissentiors had not
the opposition BEEN la an equally bad p.igas
1 IA ~ ha4 az 81
/ neuiralizing each other
| So far Nc maj be judged from present ap
| pesraneeE, the gain Of republican voters b'
| the democratic party made 10 that year viii
! be retained, while II has already gained bach
| q majority Of those theG then lost Certain
/ II is the party never was so united or har'
/ moniOus ~ unneF the leadership OF Cieye
land, aud this l. rs perieet assurances OF sue
CESS Ch.eJg0 Herald.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18

1..sss Mss BsasF1s JglFA
IN latest Of fortunes fayorites 20 re-
,a;.s lsr.e sum Of money from very
ssssil investment arc Messrs- Moore,
Soanlding & Co, the veil known whole.
~ dealers 10 millinery goods al ~ aud
"a summsr street. MesSra Moore.
Esulling 4 Co, held ene.tWsnsieth OF
80 10 l4a which drew the iiEat eapi.
~ urirs Il $500, 600 In the Jaae drawing
n H. IoulSiAna Stats Lottery. When
surAioned about their good fortune by
Ropord reporter nleabor of the firm,
iIassyating hiss well knswn character foi
uoltsiy, said that hs did act care 10
Al about Il, bui tho reporter learned
tAai Ga Friday lass MF. Sr@nlding re.
esiysd FROM AdAIms Expve@a Co. draft
q lhs Maverick b&sk for 81. 200 which
Al hen promptly forwarded upon 10.
ekgs 81 the xihning Ackct al Ssw Or
lsssk The hrtp II ts sasd have fFaan time
i Iisse made ANAL investmsass VI this
Ana sai never kGa saits snch good luck
n % tho present cs@A when thsy have
bend themselves aiactg the saanecf
vba, Purchasing ssS&rSs thrwaEh ihe
ksw Ehgland agency. have received over
g., 90 ID cash uiihia a month.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18

The foundation az all happiness is health.
A man with an imperfect digestion may be
a millionaire, may be the husband OF an
angel and the father OF hall dozen cher.
uhs. and yet be miserable II he be troubled
with dyspepsia, or any OF the disorders
arising from imperfect digestion or a slug
rish liver. DIR. Pieree's Pleasant Purgetive
Pellets are the safest and surest remedy
Tor these morbid conditions. Being purely
yereta BILE. they are perieetly harmless.