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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29
What Women Cnn DO.

Emily =. Wheeler In Woman.
Twenty years ago two maiden ladies',
daughters OF an English clergyman, were
lett orphans and poor. One was forty,
the other little older. They were ladies,
with the training OF ladies' Of their time
which, after all, was not so unlike ours.
They could play the piano, and paint on
plush; but they were TOO old and too old
fashioned TO teach. They could, perhaps,
have found shelter in home for decayed
gentlewomen, or been burden on their
friends. But they did something better.
With the very little money they had
they left their village home and settled
themselves i'm the outskirts of London.
IL was but few hundred dollars, but il
suiiiced for their project and their support
I'LL that project was a success. They set
up a laundry. They had women for the
rough work, but the clcat starching and
fine ironing went through their own deli
cate hands through the first years. They
kept the accounts, collected bills, in brief,
furnished the brains needed for bust
ness enterprise. At the end OF ten years
they had n neat home, large business
and certainty Of provision for old age.
Another woman, after years OF teach
ing, found herself utterly broken down MS
to nerves, with the prospect Of invalidism
and dependence the rest of her life. She
had saved n little money, and as soon M
her health rallied little. she began 10
study medicine. She riskcd her last penny
on II, her friends encouraging her by
the assurance that II she failed in her
fools venture" she might 60 to the poor
house for all their help. But she came of
race Of doctos, and she did not fail.
Despite age and delicate health, she built
up a large practice and made for herself
competence. Mental strength and discip-
line counted for much here. II is not,
like the other, an example everyone might
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The comrnerc,a, one. n.,.c,,.

special dispatch 81 The Appeal.
CnArrhSoooA, Tcnn., Jan. o. Fire
broke out at Gas O'Clock this morning In
the job room Of the Daily Commercial Office
on the second floor. The room was closed
and the iirc burned up into the third floor.
occupied by the Knights Of Pylhias.
Before the fire companies got the flames
under control, nj $50 o'clock, the cntim
uirl tloor WIS swept over The flames
on the sccond floor wcrc confined Ia the
lob.Uom stock, all Of which Il total loss.
The compo.ng'wom adjoining and the
counting and pna rooms, and the West.
ern Union telegraph Office, occupying The
ilri iloor, were badly damaged 6y water.
The Commercial had no insurance cxcept
ON the proSs, which IL uninjurcd. Tho
los, ON the ioh'room stock, from lire
and water will bc sl,OO0. lna ON
knights Of PythW hall IA 1880, with
500 Insurance., held by Damon lo.lyr.
Loss on building 5000 Total, Si,6oo.
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.,r..,... r,.,. p.,,,,.a.

prrnoIr, Mich, Jan ~. -- Express train
No. o. on tho Detroit, Grand Haven &
Milwaukee railroad, which left this city ut
4.SO O'Clock pm, was thrown frnm the
track between Gaines and Dumnl. about
siNty-iiyc miles west OF herr, 10y broken
rail. The tmin was running Mt fory.lvc
miles an hour, and everything but the
locomotive left the track, the baggage,
cNprUss aud smoking ears ovcriuuhing and
catching lirc, but the flames were speedily
cNtinguishcd All the passengers were
saved, but some injund.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29
INGALLS, CONFESSION.
What He Honestly Thought OF MIR.
Cleveland In 1906,

NhN nv honeHLy InouHnt OF MIR.
Cleveland In 1896.
Kansas Cry, Mo-, Jan. 2S.-Tho fol.
lowing letter, written by Senator Ingalls,,
OF Kansas, 10 a friend In this city will be-
made public tomorrow, by the Time, for
the iiu,t time:
Dear Mt Bauti
IL WIS glad Ia receive yours ~ 10Th.
We aro still waiting for the President, who
moves With great dclibcuiion. listens 20
everybody, and docs ~ he plcacs. Ills
principal nominations ~ Ear have surprised
Democrats ~ much rs Republicans. but
they arr generally strong men, whose ~.
lection will be approved 10y the conservative
iorrcs Of the country. lie has no imagina.
ton nor sentiment, and his policy will mo-,
be sensational nor startling. hut II be- kccp-
ON ~ hc has begun his administration will
grow In popular favor. lie Is sclEpas-cSssl
aud confident, and exhibits no pcrturba.
ton nor timidity. Good humor prevails
though there Ia much inaudblc grumbling
among Democrats NJ the delay In turning
the mscals OUT Hut II Cleveland can
stand tho racket for the next twelve
months he will bring his party 10 it, knees
aud become strong leader. lie has a
grcai opportunity, aud evidently intends
to improve II. J.J. ISaALts."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29

The improvement In Speaker Carlislc's
health still continues This morning he
aud Mn Carlisle and the Speakers niece,
Mis- Queen. left this city for Baltimore,
where they took n revenue cutter for Fort
rcs Monroe. They will probably be gone
ten days or two weeks
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29

The Western Union Office has been tenn
porarlly moved TO the Nashville * Chatt,-
noosa railroad Office. The Commercial will
appear tomorrow. The origin OF the fire
IL unknown, having started In the rear part
OF the job room, which has not been used
for several daysand was locked.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29
A Railroad ,oIiisio,.

JANpviLir, VIA, Jan. 2S.-1'hc -.
Paul through express collidcd with de-.
tnChcl engine oi the Chicago acrommOda.
ton Of the Chicago & Northwestern rail.
way nj this place this morning, badly
wrccking both engines and tclcscoping the
81 Paul baggage car. The Passengers and
tuinmcn escaped svrious injury. The nc.
cidcnt il believed 10 have been caused by
rtrsl,.ssnfsa
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Go, and nc,nI,am., .pI,,,.

lSDisNAOlis, Ind, Jan. 2s--rho jury
In the tally.shcci iorcry cvcs vcrc charged
10y Judge Wools on Friday afternoon, and
that nigh, and today were spent IN DELHI.
Grafton. Al six o'clock tonight verdict
WIS reached. Tie news was at once sent
10 judge Wool, Who decided In come To
the ielcml building aud rrcciye tho find.
ing nj 1S0. Just before y O'Clock the Jury
come into court aud the verdict was an.
nnunccd. Coy and lLrnhamer arr de.
clarcl guilty and Maillcr i acquitted. Tho
Jury Wa pollcd aud then discharged. MIR.
McNuu, Of counsel Tor the defense, ob.
iccicd 10 the reception OF the verdict, on
tic ground that the Jury had been
communicated with. Mr. Mattlcr was dis.
charged, aud Judge Woods announced
that ON Thurlay next he would hear the
motions filed for new trials for Bcrnhamcr
and Coy. In tho mcantlmo the convicted
men, being under 5000 ball each, will
not he placcl IN confinement.
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A rn,aI Accident.

MILWAUKEE, VIA, Jan. 2S.--Shortly be-.
fore noon today while workmcn were en-.
rugsl In lifting water heater ut the foun.
dry Of T.. o. Fills 4 Co., Il broke away
irim the tackle and fell TO the floor. XIII
ing JAMES bNycr instantly aud fatally
iniurng Thomiw Hickey Hickey was n
man Of family. Dryer WIS unmarried.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29
A SAD ACCIDENT.

klIIou by HIS FrIcnd WhiIc Hunting
Other Mishape.
spc, ial Dispatch to The Appeal
fRANgLS, Tenn, Jan. 2s.-Two acci.
dents happened during the late cold spell
In the second disiric, of this county, news
Of which has jus, reached here. Mr..
George Younger aud Nr. Whitaker. both
young men, wcp ont hunting mbbils.
Mr.. Younger slipped on the snow and fell,
disoharging his gun, shooting Mr.. Whit.
takcr, killing him instantly.
Mrs. Afford Gardner fell and broke her
leg. and Is now seriously IN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
Pensions Granted and Postmasters APP.
pointed In Southern States.

Pensions Granted and Postmasters APP
pointed In Southern States.
WAsHNGroS, Jan. ~. Tho following
claims have been iavonbly reported from
the court Of claims: A. H. Taylor, admin
istrator Of Theodore Turner, Of Gibson
county, for $500. Mary j. Dooly, form.
crly Mary J. Bowhannan, OF Memphis,
for II ,554.
FouSD TO nj ISEXrEDiENr
The civil service commissioners were
before the House committee on reform in
the civil service today, and discussed in an
informal way various questions connected
with the civil service rules and the admin.
istration Of the law. Representative Cranes
billto create retired list in the civil service
was taken up by the committee, aud after
n short debate II was decided 10 be mex
pedient and an adverse report was ordered
upon IL.
PENSIONS GRANTED.
Pensions have been granted rs follows
Tennessee Anna, mother OF John Dyer,
Bull Gap. Mexican war Mary A., widow
OF Quintus G. Sanders, Tullaholna; Dizzy,
widow Of William ID. Smart. fuckers
Gross Roads; John l.. Norcc, Nashville
Original William Il. Campbell, Butler
William kinner, Chapstack. Increase:
Eli Hosea and Oliver Burleson, johnson
City; Jacob n. Bird, Turkeys Mills.
Arkansas Mexican war. Samuel II. San
dcr, Center; Alfred Hood, Greenwood.
Reissue: William Browning, Brentwood
(dcceascdl. Increase: James Holman,
Little Rock John II. Morris, Gushcn;
William 7. Mmtindalo, Paris; Elijah W.
Arnold, Rogers
rosrorriCE MATTERS.
The star service from Burcm's store 10
Falls Branch, Tenn, will bc increased 10
three times week after February.
The following fourth class postmasics
having filed thcir bonds have had their
commissions issued
Arkansas Edwin Bonner, McCmry,
Woodruff county; Amanda L. Griffin.
Wcsson, Union county: LORENZO II. Tlley.
Allbrook; oscar J.. Woh, Colt VIM. Il.
Dumas, Dumas, Moses II. Wcstmorcland,
Echo; ". j. Wilson, Hardy. Sharp
county, Foster Freeman, llarisbungh,
POinsctt county; Emily q. Lester. Mar.
shall. Lafayette county; J. II. Wallace.
Saratoga, Howard county; j. y. Griffin,
Oakland, Marion county.
Mis-u.sippi--Mcwini johnson, Kirk.
wood, Madison county.
Tennessee j. A. Glover. Crystal, Obion
county;J. W. Bunwcll, Ebcnczcr, Holmes
county.
Petitions Tor the increased compensation
Of fourth class poslnastcn have been pro-
scntod In the House 10y Representatives
Hooker and Anderson, Of Mississippi and
Rogers, Of Arkansas.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29
IeIln.e of the Nonn.

WAsuiN0roS, Jan. est Is stated at
the naval observatory that the eclipse OF
the moon this evening was observed under
the most favorable circumstances, and that
valuable information was obtained in re-
gard 10 the dimensions and motions Of the
planct
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29

ST. Louis, Mo-, Jan. GA special dis
patch states that David Ounce, who muir.
dcrcd W. II. Wilson at Russcllvillc, Ala,
few weeks ago. WIS taken from the Jail
at Rel Green last night by 4 mob aud
lynchcd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29
THE ECLIPSE,

The Total Observation of the Moon
Laet Night.
a total eclipse OF, the moon, visible in
Memphis and generally throughout North
and South America, Europe, Asia and
Africa, occurred last evening. Accord
ing to central time the following was the
record.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29

The skies were entirely clear Of clouds,
and finer night for observation could
not have been asked. II was an astro-
nomical spectacle OF rare beauty.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29

CoLrNnrs o., Jan. .S.--The selection
OF the jury In the tally sheet forgery cases
WIS completed today. and the taking Of
evidence vii hgn Monday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29
Special Sale in Embroid-
cries Thursday.

l.0O Imported Cashmere Hose, all colors, to
close at 40c.
Heavy Atwood Ladies' Hose, to reduce
stock, zoe.
5pairs ladies Balbriggan Hose for 100.
Sc Ladies' Fancy Stripe Hose, zoe.
75c Ladies' Cashmere Hose down 10 35c.
si.0o Handmade Corsets for Csc.
700 pairs Childrcn's Solid Color Hose in
sizes 8, 81, 6, 6JS, none worth less than
25c, all 60 at loc per pair.
Children's Jerseys, Fancy, Checked and
Plain, reduced to 75c, worth si.25.
Csc buys Black Coat-Back Jersey, worth
double.
Ladies Muslin Underwcar-Special Sale.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
DR.. II. p. SIN YDER.
Ilectric Rental 0fEca
YEARS PRACTICE

TWENTX-ONE YEARS FkAIIICE
Vitalfzed air administered SC. y
n. 90. &C., cred for ........ IS
Teelh filed with gold for..... land upwards) 1.oo
Teeth led with gold and platinum alloy s5cto1 90
Tech Tiled with Oxy Phosp hate..--......-... %
Nitslized air made fresh every day IS warranted
rure end perfectly harmless Ali other anesthet-
ics are dangerous. Teeth patnlessiy filed by the
Ire OF electrical Instruments
Rooms ss. 81 and -. 4th floor Widoicomb Dlock.
Iske tie elevator. Office open at all hours
&e. . - oEIoe-At Grand RspidA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

II ne nlcbisaa CsasrsL 49, 30 -
.si assd - fae rusesnska,s peslElea ef t<ss-
silnx p4ssesser sx>az 81 tns Wbss1-1t =
Lsks EEis fAl-x.ed-
DIR. w. = Bssl. 81 tns Axricult1rsi Col
I<zs. u thia w<sk Is he sx ser aRsn<eA st1-
len q Grsgllax he iutsaas % pizhs
so1s 1l>0e trees q ysrioas k,sds. Win rs
esjset Is sisv u nn1lDx seazs ssl adapted
% l1zE locality 111 SUI
Ths Uaion s'shosi bai ding az hsnres ca
Tussi4T. i..sk sflsr 10 eagl.s hsd ossa Dis
saiszed. sss dlseovsrst - se On ere. ~
TIA siterss Of f1e Ers department tas Ire
s<s conbnsd - the upesF sfers- 40 e<ni-
Sgs - - sslis1 Les =. 90. covered - n
fkltes-
chrsfixn Rsiner . EsDsrsl merchant a.
I4l.E CITY. Il IL Ala Al Flint On lhs charge
a stealing hsrse ana suxxy fEosa Ihs cara
Of gamss Bal. IA Burton tosaship, On
Nsaa<s.ixy nixht Of lsst sssx. keinsr
seuies tie charge he hzs been omnittef
10 I1u 4. z.zif examination on tnurscsy
nsxt. m d-i2alz Of farnis hinz bail n ths
sun Of 500.
The sacred right Of confirmation vas
given q st Asrk's Chsps'. ssssyso. Tues
dsy. D. las 81 kss. blshop 6iiiespie. u
| Grand RaDids. assisted 81 Rev. DR.. FAIR, Of
s.. Assks. Grand Rspiss sAo nsnifssi'
/ muoa iafsrssE tor the welfare Of the eongrs-
/ patton. Th- norsi ofsFinxs wsFs presenssa
by Prof. j. b. Ncarath. consisting oil
/ BEAUTIFUL raj cross sarnountsd o. dove
/ Also Q hsteasE OF lilies. The church - On
/ OF tas neaEssG Ia the Stase.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

Closing Wednesday. Nay y
Appies-tS50 per barrel
Bntser--1S3l6c per ID
Chesss-sGafe, lie. New York. frn cream,
clover Seed sIsOe4oO; Timothy. s255 to
g. a. per ouseel-
Dried Fruits-Appls-. evsporated, eSioc per
pound. quarters. 500 per pound. cherries. loG
iSc per pound: peaches. lo8i2c per pound
kxxs-Fresn. o. per doc.
Fresh Nsats-DEessed hogs, ss.oe16 > per cwt;
mutton. t7.0o0aee. veal, ss.eo07.0o' beet 40
Grsin-whest-stea6y at Sc per bu. for red.
eac Tor whlte. Oats. 33c. Rye. &Socc- Corn,
5Ss@e0c. Barley, l.S59l.5 per cvt
cider 10c per ga
HIdes-Green. s<o5c: part cured. si<ds1zc;
cured sG6,.c. calf skins TO II pounds, &C;
Dexia SANS 80 sc each. sheep pelts. I5cesl-25,
wool being esfiTD sfed AZ &c per pound
Honey-i2c per ID. strained, loo.
Hops-s3i1r per 10
Hsy-Timothy. sls.oosso.oo per ton; clover.
g6O2i70o-
Maple sugsr-i2c per 10 for new In blocks, small
cakes extra. llei2c. syrup s0-slo 30 per gal
Poultry-chickens. lesi21sc' ducks uSl1c
fowls. I2ai21sc.-
Potatoss-90cf1
Srz--G. oDssss per ton.
Tsllow-sa314c per 10.
wood-Blocx tive WOOD. y.75tel1 Is PER cord:
icur-foot wood. s4008S.00 per cord
coal-ssoo. crate. IT'S.
Lime-Grand Rapids. &c; Ohio. Sc, Petoskey.
MOO
saIt-7sc for Saginaw or Manistee-
| Kernsene-Nich test f05< wafer vhttc. He
Gasoline-i2c per gallon
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

suxsrs-Cut loaf Sc, grsnulstef arc.
"A sass.c. Extra c. eBs1+c' Yellow
CorssE5iresn Rio. fTaisc; Rio rosred. zoe;
Laws green Lsher lava. roasted. sec.
Nsricai6O, roasted. k25ss2les Asxican. roasted,
Teas-Jspsn. ane. s59ssc; Japan. medium. .
asc. ordinary, fsa2c. Tyson. sstc. gun
powder. &6stc. Ooi0ng. Sp'ocs Congo %
&C.
Flour-s2 a per cwt; $50 per bot: patent pro
ee<s g. o3.0s per cwt, g. - per boil; all wheat
Sour 81 per cwt. GS per oeL; eueksnesf'
g. s Ter cwt
Mi Feed-scr-eninxS. SIS per ton; bran. SIS;
shirs SIS q. raiddings sleoa.
Fesd-Corn and cas-. S2se4 rer ton
salt--Michfxsn- sc. Eastern. s1i5.
Ffsn--No. / rhItsfsh- $50 per half ooi-:
rrunt. S,oGGoo. cod salt ew7c per 10. clans
sc per hundred oysters. bui 81 20 a. - gallon
ssndards pc can. selects. &c can. sz1oksa bali
but lie.
PORK IN bsrrsls-Ns<s PORK. Chicago packed.
gsao. extrs shors cR. So ga o. standard ces'
tsck rssN
Isra-Tierces, TIC: - ard - u. tuhs. &c; s
| n rouns TINS 100 cases e.. m tn psiis ac-
Beef IN barrels Extrs mess. warranted 0olos.
o. 81, extrs. boneless. t.50
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
PERsoNAL NOTICE

D. ~ T. Ross VIII az ~ CINCINNATI UNTIL
sRouT rHs rfEsr o. JrSk
The doctors remedies can be hsd at bis
crice IN the Widdicomb block. Of Mr..
Wssshuru. OF &C DR.. Ross drug stere. No.
a. West Ful.on-a Letters vii reseh ham
a. 4sf West Eiehth-st.. Cincinnati 0hio,
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
OUR MARKET REPORTS.
Quotations 81 wirs-Ths Grand
R.oids Markets.
rHx MARKETS BY wusC


The following report Of yesterdays New
Yofk stock Exeh2ngs and the Chicago grain
market. mates the opening, highest. iosesl aad
closing prices IN the ordsr named
e.. B =. 49,. lls3S, liS4. ll5i+; Jersey
Centrzl. So, 81. So. 80 CanadA southern
o. 90. a. AZ Kansas 4 Texas. 1871. 49,,
Ia ls5s Louisville a Nashville. 55ts. 5o15s oo1s.
~ Laks shore. ao1s 81, ~, 80; DsiArare
&Lse<aWsnns. 1ls1c ~ zs5s. lzsz: Ms
IA. iI5s. l0Sss. 49, io5ss New England. ~ :
~. so5.' o. northern facine pr. 5l5s. So.
-, 50s North ws.lsrB. l1sss los, los1. los :
D. 3 Il Il9ss to>s; ilest: hy1.; oregon Ira Ira
80 81. Erie. ga, '2s1. 2$s., "a; Philadel-
pala 4 Reading. 5zsz as. eiss. eiss: kieh-
mond Terminal, ~. - -. ssi st. y; f ass1
AZ Union Pacific, So. 551., 541z. b3>s estern
Union. I59s. 1914. s61s. ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

Coles Glove Store. formerly OF Pssrl-st-.
las been renewed 70 No. DO &onroe-st..
~hrre al the isfest novei tiss N SGwn
roods may Sc hsd It sottas rFices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

understand that obstinate ana has mus
remedial tan
Specialist
who
andwi the tented he'd
determine your case anu enApe INN
to prescribe he remedy.
The Doctor possesses highest character and Diplomas from
British Universities which be VIII be happy 10
show any honorh him their confidence
Positive Medication the Bio hemc Method OF Ut
unfsihng
America and Anti Parasitic theories o. asu
feeling
has when that which will DISEASE more at
be
the
rferencs reason
Of directly from ou
and are tafeles No drsught
of
Medication Method whic admits failures
scientifically treated relieved and
lin All
nc strictly confidential
Send for Our Mutual Friend" twill be free
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

May 9.-whesf-lfei7.c lower. irregular and
variable. speculation less general. NO. red.
May. 90 S51sc June, sS5sksst5se; July, SAG
96c. AugtlsI 351xB6tsc.
Corn-Op ened &c better. later declined hGs<c.
Mixed Western. spot. 64s651zc. futures, $40
S3t1c.
Pork-Qulst and unchanged New mess.
si1 Saf55D. Old. G40Oxsil5A
Lard-Qutet and frn- steam rendered. $3.50
Butter-Dun and In buyers favor. Western.
Haze
kggs-ls9i53se.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

d. Rrfehsn has renewed MS ofscs to
he aew Kendall Biccs. if1 Monrae-st..
uhere he nav % fennd fr,@ tiA - r.
8 tiil 4 ard e.<s al - ,. IN. Dr.. Brieasm
sna M Rrsxhsrn viN Ave a. ne wGsick
unssl ths epensnx 81 ne I5vfasssen- Tee
paane rffre sad Wsxv1sk S7a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
c. C.. Parsons

Deoderizes and cleans sinks, closets,
utensils and clothes. in the nursery,
sick room and household. Cleans paint,
marble, glass, silver and china without
scratching. Freshens dress goods. fur
niture coverings, carpets etc. Bright.
ems colors. Removes all grease and
stains.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

What O great number thsrs are. hov IN
cumfortshis IL makes them. Il = ALMOST in
possible for thoee sffiictsd 20 snior hfe- IN
nv privsts practice I have slvsys found
salphnr Bisters 70 - he best r.nedy. All
who are thus trnubleS sseuf6 ne e.
Ms. DR. GHrIDs. Boston.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

May 3.-whea,-No. 1 white ssc; No. 2 red
cash, &c: June. ss5.c July, NC, August, $40
Coru-5Sc-
oaSs-No. 2. SIC: No. = white. so5zc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

whest-So. 2. June. So. ss1s. si1l, so14; July,
Corn1Jgns@. So. ss7s. 500 $50 July s4's.
Gas June. szs4. "a. sas4 sS1k; July. $50 $50,
Pork1Juns. u4so. u4s7. S4s2 SASS; July.
y4sO tlt50, sac VA
LArd-Jure. - IS, so. ss.s5. So-67; July. STA
a. - A. IS NJ
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-01-27
A FIRST CAUSE.

Ar Argument That Il UnnnsWerabl0 and
Observation-Disclosures Fluctuations In
Belief.
In the lately published biography
of Charles Darwin is an count of the
relig ou- views # the man who has in
fluenced scientific thought more than
any one since Newton. 1t is a curious
fact that when he was sent to Cam
bridge. Darwin was de 'tined for the
church. and pursued his studies and
took his degree with that CHI! Of view.
This project was never formally given
mn, but SLOWLY died with tho growth Of
Dsrwin's interest in natural science.
No skepticism about religion seems to
have influenced him. only his bent
toward studies that he and his friends
felt to be more congenial to his tastes
and abilities
For many years he seems to have
continued to be = believer in orthodox
Christianity. He never appears t.
have had any inward religious expert
ence, even when ne was studying to b"
. clergyman. hut he had tina; III qucs-
tioning intellectual belief in the Bible
and iis teachings that l. usual among
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-01-27
CHOICE

Humanity and mecknes' escape
many a blow; ALWAYS keeping pace
within. and often without. too.-Rto.
w. q. Mckee.
Every effort of His children to
rise above thu inv ,,io1 o. evil il b ID
or in mind isa pleasure 20 Hin. - Mdc-
donald
You turn the G ,spel upside down
when you tell y wicked person to get
qui. Of his wi%cdnes' G.s: b. his W
effort. in order that thereby he may
obtain the favor of GoI.-Hcnry q.
Comings. d. d.
We are wanting tho strength we
need for the discovery of tru Ia rs yet
unknown. because we do not res,
enough in truth that we know. Rest
in the Lord" The CREATES, thingsare
known alrcaly.-R. W. DIE.
What one cln and sholld do to-
day hal better be done to-day. II
postponed ,til to- morrow. it will add
to the burdens of that day. ever if one
lives to sec it. which is \ certainty to
no man. Tho great secret of a useful
life consists in faithfully doing til.
work of each day when it is prescnt.-
" u. Independent
Doing admir- ,blc things is quite
different from doing things for the
sake of being admired. While it is
true that admirable deeds do not al
ways bring admiration to the docr. il;
3 also true that all ,nira.ion for the
doer does not always signify that h
has done admir- BILE dec Is The on,
thing certain is. that nothing is ad-
mirablc that is done merely from Il
love of admiratiOn.-S. S. Time.
The holy needs refrcslment AMI
strengthening. and SO does the soul.
And rs the fountain and daily MN
ma meet tho man in his journey anu
help him on his way. SO there arc til
streams of Gods grace and tho bread
Of life to invigorate his heart aud
make him able to rightly serve tn"
Lori Happy is he who having tn
hunger and thirst knows where I
find the supple. which III" Father
provides for him -Us.ted Prostitute
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