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MAY BLOSSOMS,


Flswers OF the fragrant springtide,
First OF the Msy-day hours,
Nourished alike by the sunshine
And the fitful April showers.
Did ye fear the season Of tempest
Did ye tremble beneath the rain,
Or only bow to the storm wind
And wait for the sun againf
Ali through all those drea-y moments,
While tire skies were dull and sad,
Ye grew to the perfect beauty
That maketh tie summer glad.
Thou child OF beautiful May time
My own, my beloved one,
Born 20 the bloom aud brightness
Under Southern sun.
Must thou my little darling,
Bend meath the winds that blow
And share with thy birthrisht radiance
The season Of rain aud snow
Alasl mine innocent baby,
Strong as my love might be
1t could not hold thee the sunshine
Nor shelter the storms from thee.
'Tis thou must learn tn meet them,
'Tis thou must abide the night;
And the grace of the soul within thee,
Shall blossom into the light.
-(Good Housekeeping
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The Supreme Court Of the United
States has rendered decision denying
the right of local author les to tax In
terstate telegraphs. The case came up
from Alabama. The Mobile police board
required license OF S225 a year from
telegraph companies. The Western
Union resisted on the two grounds that
the railroads over which it's lines run
were made public highways by the State
law of 1856, and that as the lines extend
all over the Union the tax is q regula-
ton Of commerce, and therefore inval-
i'd. This decision will affect the cor
poration tax law in Vermont, we
suppose. Under that the telegraph
companies pay the State between $500
and $500 a year. All the corporations
pay about $220 900. nearly one half OF
which comes from railroads. And
what is to hinder railroads from setting
up n claim to exemption on the ground
OF this decision, since their business il
commerce aud much OF il ia between
the States ? The principal attorney oil
the largest corporation in Vermont has
always insisted that the corporation tax
law is unconstitutional, although, il We
remember correctly, 1t was not so much
because the tax could be construed as q
regulation Of commerce" as because il
was an unequal levy.
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SHE BLUSHED

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DO YOU KNOW HOW TO CRATE. A
LEMON

The grating of lemon is most SIM
pie operation, and it may seem that
everyone must know how to do it; but
this is far from being the case, As
many cases of curdled custards and
sauces are caused by this fact, the right
way in this case is very important. The
object of using grated rind of lemon IS
to obtain the fragrance and flavor, which
differ very greatly from any extracts,
however good, Now the whole of the
oil which contains this fragrance is at
the suriace-is, in fact, the yellow por-
ton of the rind; therefore this, and only
this, must be removed with the crater.
The white part underneath is bitter,and
will cause milk or cream to curdle, but
it contains no part of lemon flavor, Yet
when lemon flavor is called for the lem
on is often grated right down TO the
pulp in parts, while the yellow rind Is
| left on in patches. \ lemon should be
grated evenly, beginning at the end and
working round it, using as small sur
face of the crater as possible to prevent
waste. She habit of turning the lemon
as you CRATE comes as easily as to turn
an apple under the knife when pceling,
Generally twice across the crater and
back between each turn will remove
all the essential oil, but, while guarding
against grating too deeply, care must be
taken to remove the whole of the yell
low surface. A well grated lemon
should be exactly of the same shape as
| before, have no deep scores into the
pith and have an oily looking surface
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-07

Charleston railroad. The former gentle
man was seen by an APPEAL reporter, but
stated that the Cotton and Merchants ex-
changes had requested him and Mr.. Mallory
to report TO them, which would be done at
a joint meeting today. All the important
points, Mr.. Clamp said, had been covered
in the telegaphic reports, but these would
be elaborated at the proposed meeting.
The following call has been issued by the
two exchanges
MEMPHIS TENN, February 6, 1888.
A joint meeting of the Memphis Mcr-
chants and Cotton exchanges will be held
in the rooms of the Merchants exchange
on Tuesday, February z, at $3.50 o'clock
pm, to hear the report Of Messrs. w. l..
Clapp and w. b. Mallory, who were sent
TO Washington as the representatives OF
these bodies in the interest Of the Mem
pins bridge bill as passed by the House.
j. ii. MARTIN, President,
4. A. KEELING, Secretary,
Merchants Exchange.
l.. B. SUGGs, President,
HENRY HoTTEN, Secretary.
Cotton Exchange.
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Choking Catarrh.

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your throat and pressing the lifebreath from your
tighiencd chestg Have you noticed the languor
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depressing influence II cxerts upon the mind,
clouding the memory and filling the head with
pains and strange noises How difficult II Is TO rid
the nasal passages, throat and lungs OF this poison
Gus mucus all can testify who arr afflicted with ca
tarrh. How difficult TO protect the system ngninst
lis further progress toward the lungs liver and Kid
neys all physicians will admit Itsa terrible dis
ease. and cries out for relief and cure.
The remarkable curative powers, when all other
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Each package contains one bottle OF the RADICAL
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DIED.

WII.IETT-of spoplexy. at residence No 100
Adams street Monday afternoon February 4. 1877,
at 9;O O'Clock, DR- n NILS wILLEIr, aged - years
Due notice OF funeral will be given.
wRIGHT-At residence Of parents i've miles out
ON IIernando road, Monday, February 6. ISIS, At
O'Clock pm, OF dyphtheria, kDNA LnoNA agod !
year months, youngest daughter OF J. w. and
Annie X Wright
Burial at Eimwood Cemetery this lTUEsDAYl
morning at II o'clock Friends Of the family arc
Invited.
NoRRIs-Mouday evening Fctruay6 6, atTo'elock
MoiLIE NoERN age y years
Friends are invited 10 attend her funeral nj resi-
dence Of her parents. James and Lizzie Coz. No II
ovcrion street. this CrUEsDAYl evening ut
O'Clock.
lGal0 canads) papers win please eopy.l
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TO POTATO GROWERS.

Five 10 eigh, scrrs potatoes planted fcriIlIxed
and covered In a day By one man with pair Of
mule. The noted potato grower. g. W. Hssbcrt
Il agent for this wonderful machine. the Asplnwali
roisio Planter. with Fertilizer and Corn Planter
attachment, which can " seen Al n q. Craig a
Coz
MulSonp. JewcIer. 2Dl Main.
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THE pELEoArEs RETURN.

The Hon. W. L. clapp and Mr.. w. b.
Mallory at Home-Today's Meeting.
The Memphis delegates TO Washington
10 watch and labor for the passage OF the
Memphis bridge bill. the Hon. W. Lucas
Clapp and Mr.. W. u. Mallory, returned
Yesterday morning over the Memphis q
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Under authority Of an interiocutoy order for
ale entered Ocobcf =, 49,. ia the cause OF "a u.
Ralney 81 al w. N. A G RR 60. e al. win. on
saturday, February n. 1855,
orr for sale Al public auction. 10 tho highest bid.
der for cash In lront Of the Courthouse door Al u
o'clock M, Lots one aud two II. In block tuen.
ty-elght tsl. IN Port PctcfinR.
Bluity OF redemption haired.
b MciikNRy. Commissioner
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y. D. srwAnO. opticlan. at NIuliOrd'a.
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mississippi Supreme Court.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
JACKSON, Miss, Feb. 6.-Supreme court
decisions: Memphis & Vicksburg railroad
VS.. Cooke was affirmed w. G. Kinds vs..
Mrs. Yeager was reversed aud bill dis
missed.
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KIDNEY PAINS
MARRIED..

McLBOD-yEsEl-on Monday eycninf, ut 9D
o'clock by the Rev. Dr. Patterson, nj residence Of
brides parents go Georgia street Mn 0EoRGE II.
Mellon. Of Houston Texas, aud Mns ELLEN X.
jackson, Tenn. papers please oopy.l
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David y. Lrucr In,cr,iew.d.

SrmSGEIELD, H., Jan. 3.--Dayid T.
Htilcr, Of the Pacific railway commission,
left last evening for Washington. Speak.
ing about the report OF the majority Of the
commission, no said hc.bolncd an OK.
animation would show ample grounds for
every position taken in IT, There was no
wisdom In attempting impossible things,
and hc felt confident that the bill proposed
10y the majority was sensible, business.
like proposition. II Congress found IL 10
Il was momlly bound 10 adopt Il. II not,
i was is duty 10 pass one that was. lie
declared tina, all, or nearly all, that had
ever been said about frauds In connection
with the Pacific roads was true. What the
government wanted WIS It's money, and
he believed that tho majority report pre-.
scented ono rational way Of getting II. As
yet there WIS nothing due. aud he was in
favor Of such policy ~ would hcpl the
roads TO pay when the money becomes
due. You may rcst assured that the
evidence furnishes solid facts for every.
thing We say or propose.
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Ions ru.ns, c.m,Ie,cs.

GMrSA, H., Jan. 9,-Tho Minnesota 4
Northwestern railroad tunnel In Rice town.
ship, this county, was completed yesicr.
day, and Is now ready for Tho iron, which
will soon be laid. completing fifty-iwo
miles Of tho road In 10 Davies and Slcph.
cnson counties The tunnel, the longcs,
In the State oi Illinois aud one oi the long
CT In the United States, is 2,iG0 feet FROM
entrance 10 entrance. % feet wide and 2d
feet high. The boring, which began April
l., 1887, was through deposit of tough,
pulpy slate, and was both tedious aud cx
ppnsiVe.
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|
passed The Legislature was not faithful
copy. lie main'alned that an amenu,
ment was offered by Judge Williams ana
adoped, providing that before the consoi-
idation was cons,lmmafed II should be
rauhed Dy the Legislative council ana car
companies ihc conlract was supmit~d
70 inc council, ana, AFTER ont htue DISCUS
SION, was rauhcd' was then sent 10 inc
unec'ors OF the street car companies,
Wnere u siiehtiy remained uhtli june Z,
wilcn was mace known 10 the couhcii at
~ nieeuhg on june v IN o commumca-
uon signed py ~ Dndiey frayser, as sec
ietaty OF INC linzens stfcethailrosd COM
Pany, anu Jsines rrost Us secretary Oh ihe
memphis oity Strcef Railroad company,
wnlcn' IN substance, stated tha' me dircc-
.ois Oh theif Respective ROADS hau submit,
leu the contracts 70 the slockho,deis OF
.iie Ioans anu that 'hcy had declined 70
accepl IT, nus, OF course, terminated al,
iuflmet cohsiueI1'ueh Oh the contract, ana
,sn 70 inc slounu' 90,
"hlie here mas pecn no puDlc an
nouncement OF me consolidation ol me
TWO companies " ~ an open secret ana,
az business arrangement is pracucai
result, oIhcers oil either company nave
sV,'V " 70" "7 W ",ny .,y Sonroi',"ivh,
put according 70 Mr: rfayser whether
the companies succeed IN heeping me poo
pie III inc uark tun.ii hht ume or hot' they
WIN assert iht tiey srs consolldaieu AZ
she expiration OF inc oiu company
.ihslc', S,A ycais nVnce, nnu 'nereoy ssek
W nleise .hclr eNls'cnco in.o tnht ., VIC
oluhehs COMPANY, whose charter VIII not
eApitc LOT tNehty,.h,ee Years
hltor 'ne s'ocknoiue,s nin ueIahed 70
Ia.iiy INC contract rreslueht hidden,
nHhg II Ior gIah'en ti.at ihey were ule
Iuins spIrIS anu uiiscteu INC alalIs IN
.nIlr corpor'IlO,s, caused written notices
W DC svlveu % theii 70 nave certain TO-
pnl's uono on 'nc various streeB' a TO,
ply was rvcs ,n a,u reaa NJ meeting OF
1 v, hcin on June y ron rf9sideht
nrayscr' W "llcn nc h,iu 10 Mr iiaudeh
i l'iI NJ snYu h. INV knowh 'nat slocs-
,,o'uuis WI, anu ug,iunolu'is hlu no,nlnH 70
uo W,.n t,,e u' a.'r' o, 'ilo company, Dut
.'ia. va oi'icsis Nv,c w propcr persons 10
W no.,,,eu VI 'u'| 'osai uuiy cAPec'cu Oh
o"Po,",'ph. ~
NV NV un.", "ho was olty 70 iook 70
W. I ,no p".. y, VIC Slrcst car companies 70
my nv T S, .a,sh ~ orei Oyer when ',ey
,ai , iao svohnyluorS nau ieleGteu tne
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uurpe,t to heath

Mourn VERNON, ILL.,, Jan. 3.-1he build
ing occupied by g. W. Pave, general mcr.
chant, burned yesterday, J, A. White, a
rich merchant and one Of the owners Of
the building, was sleeping In a second
story room aud was burned 20 death, the
flames having gained too great Roadway
before help arrived. Miss lncz, Mr..
Whites only daughter, was rescued with
difficulty, and her agony at the horrible
death Of her father IL intense. She has
since gone trom one paroxysm 10 another.
aud her life is dcspaircd Of. The remains
OF Mr.. White have been recovered from
the ruins. Tho FIRE is believed TO have
been inccndiary. The total loss Ia 81, 500;
insurance. 5000.
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Voters OF Mcinphisl Don't be afraid.
don't bc intimidaicd by.an array Of deputy
shcrins ordered by the criminal court
judge. Don't be afraid. Go aud vote the
Peoples ticket. II means frcc govern.
mcnt, n fair government and an honest
government Don't bc afraid OF the dep
uty sheriff.
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Merchants aud business men, clos. your
store. tomorrow aud vote the Peoples ticket.
Close your stores aud urge your employees Co
70 To the polls aud do their duty by voting FOR
pct,it. Graham. uirsch. Jordan aud Camp.
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Merchants aud business. men, close your
siarcs tomsrrow and vote the Peoples ticket.
Close your stores and urge your cmpioye. ,o
20 ." the Polls aud do their duty by voting for
r-ttii, Graham. iIirsci,, Jordan and Camp.
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A.. n. ID.

Don't waste time and money and undergo
nccdlcss torture with the knife when Ethio.
plan Pile Ointment will ulioei instant relief
and certain cure IN every case Of blind. bleed.
ing, itching, internal and external piles.
Rangum Root Medicine Co, manufacturers.
Nashville. Tenn. 81 cents and q per bottle.
Sold at Holsters drug store. ~ Main street
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Will be found an excellent remedy for
sick headache. Cartors Little Liver Pills.
Thousands Of letters from people who have
used them prove this fact Try them.
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a uIoo,l, Right.

siouS CRY, Ia. Jan. 2. A bloody riot
occurred nj Mag Wills den between four
men over the prohibition situation. Robt.
Mckenzie announced that tho attitude Of
the prohibiiionists had driven him out Of
the State. John King. n well known
tough, declared Mckenzie n coward Tor
running away for such pason, aud forth.
with began 20 fight him. Tho two other
men assisted, aud Mckenzie, after a terri.
bic struggle escaped from their clutches,
20 bc shot In the back OF tho head, from
the e.ilccis oi which he died. Tho thrcc
assailants wcrr afrutcd.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

ny virtue Of authority Of law In me vested will.
on the On, Thursday after the nni Monday IN
January, isSA being the 9Th day Of said month.
open and hold an election In all tho voting placcs
In the Taxing District Of Shelby county. Tennessee
foronc member Of tho Board Of rirc and rollce
Commissioners, and two member 81 the Board Of
Public Works. and also Zoe two School Commits.
sloncrA
This December ., 1881.
W. n. CANNON.
Sheriff Shelby countr.
MILFORD buys aid eoId-
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Merchants aud business men, close your
stores tomorrow and vote On. Peoples uchct.
Close your stores aud urge your employees Co
10 To the polls aud do their duty by voting for
rctiit, 0rahana, ttirsch, Jordan aud Camp.
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coirn,n,. s.shr, I.nra.r..

IIclioiropc, Iockrt Club aud Cashmere Bou
quct retain their fragrance longer than any
Others.
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Barton 4 Lamb
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

10 Residence Lots In Rayburn ave-
nue. subdivision, only 3 blocks
from street railroad; will sell ON
monthly payments; houses built
II desired.
10 Acres near Elmwood Cemetery;
splendid property for subdivi-
sion; sold at a bargain.
o Twenty Acre Tracts, two miles
from city, on Poplar street, near
East End Dummy line; excel
Northumberland sold on easy
terms, at very low prices.
Q New Residences, lots lOOx2OO,
on Dummy railroad and Kerr
avenue; on Boulevard 100 feet
wide; will sell for small cash
payment. balance monthly:
houses have eight rooms each.
800 Lots on Kerr avenue and Boule-
ward; dummy line runs through
the addition; twenty minutes
from business; uniform price,
$40 a front foot; first purchasers
have first choice of whole addi-
ton; sold on easy payments;
nothing about Memphis moro
attractive or beautifully sfeJ
uated. 4
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Do You suffer with ca,anh2 You can b.
cured II you take Hoods SnrSpanlla. the
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MEMPHIS DAILY APrEAIa WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 4 1888
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
THE STATE ASSEMBLY OPENS IT'S
ANNUAL SESSION.

Gov. Hill Sends a Ssnteptious Message
to the Houses Fremont Cole and
Henry R. Low Elected as Presiding
Officers.
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MrLroED. Jowcler. 2oi Main.