davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-08-01

saker och en- tredje sysaker, knappar
och sn0rlif. Det ligger sd att saga en-
amerikansk stHmning 0fver det hela
och nar man ihagkommer beskrifnin.
gen 1fver Chicagos brand i oktobeI
1871 och f0reteelserna ,strax derefter,
kommer man ovilkcrligt att tKnka pa
en- likhet. K0pman, som for nagra
dagar sedan suite yid mahognypulpe.
terna l de fridlysta kontorsrummen
innanfor de eleganta butikerna, b0rja
oforskrackt sin affar pa nytt vid ma.
gra brader lagda pa. bockar under
0ppen fimmel, och imam r0ken annu
ar skingrad fran de forna afftirsloka.
lernas ruiner, fyga redan telegrammen
omkring till in och utlandet, reqvire.
rande nya varor och inledande nya
affarsf1rbindelser.
Mere vid hammer samlas alltmera
varer, som ankomma med hvarje ang-
bat. 200 Bolinderspisar ha-kommit
med "Carl XIV" och sta nu en- stor
m0rk massa hopade mere vld kajen.
Stamina angbat medf0rde 800 lador
spisbr0d af Schumachers valkanda
tihyerkning, och langre ned fms en-
rikedom af potatissackar, soffor och
pinnstolar m. M, m. m.
Har aro attirerna full gang. Man
koper'de nodvandigaste och enklaste
moblerna for att m0blera talt elleI
lador. En- trasoffa, ett furubord och
ett par stolar aro ju oundgangliga.
Arbetena for stadens uppbyggande
lara genast komma att f0retagas, och
en- f0rdel harvid ar att icke lang It'd
bor behofva atga for uppgorandet al
en- ny stadsreglering. All grund III
nemligen ofri och tillh0r staden. Den
nya staden kan derf0r planlaggas ute
slutande med hansyn till vinnande af
ALA nutida fordelar, med breda gator
och planteringar och n0dig sxkerhet
for en- ny eldsolycka.
IGltstdden, de husvilla sundsvallsbor
mas lagerplats, sklldras salunda: Pa
planen bakom l&roverksbyggnadenoch
norr begransad af den s. k. Bunsows
l!tjarn ligger taltstaden, Den rakna1
nu 100 talt och omkring 500 inyanare
af hvilka dock manga icke begagns
talten till annat an nattqvarter. ]
nagra af dessa taltboningar ser man
endast de med hyfyelspan stoppade
baddarne, men de ofriga finnas er
del af de der boende familjernas undar
branden r.ddade bohag, en- och amman
bYra, en- spegel, EFT par s0ndriga sto
lar, stundOm till och med en- utdrags
sofia. Barnen sitta igraset framfol
taltluckorna eller leka gatorna, m0
! drarne ordna de afhemtade lifsf0rn0-
denheterna till maltid eller syssla meG
nagot annat.
Men det ar icke blott fattigt folk
som slagit sig ned taltstaden till f0lid
af brist pa bostad. Man ser .0fver er
och AMMAN taltlucka skrifna anslag at
firmorna ~. q. & komp. har 'oppnat
sina atfarer, och sasom EN- egendomlig
het kan omtalas, att storre ,delen a!
Sundsvalls iudefamilier DO i taltsta.
den, at hvilken deras in0rkhyadt
Fsmattingar gifva en- viss anstryknins
af zigenarlager.
N0dhJelpskomiterade ha med stort
nit och intresse vardat sig ON taltsta
den. hvars sarskilda boningar snar1
komma att forses med golf till skydt
mot vatan. Hittills har det lyckligtvis
varit vackert, ON an nagot kyligt va
der, och taltstadens invanare hafvs
derfor icke ront nagra st0rre olagen
heter af den nodtvungna bostaden.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-20
niin,t Know II Was L,aaed.v

to NUHN man itti fttau#
a ricnJ i's II r,ainte,i = revolver AZ him.
s.tf.t H., i.,,,,,. ~ ,,-.s f,-.i..4,r
w often 5asr K .t,fel th4t n man is not
,.o.,...sil.l. f,r ,,h,t ho ,io.s nor know Tho
NV rrs npr,9s,. l,o,viai-e nud therefor,
convIfs ne nan Who evcu., CRIME by
ignorance,
.. n hal only known las often been sn
unfo.fln ita n3auis nno'oyv for some evil
un.uo,y.rolv vlought buf in n m tier OF
General iu7,.-ast-as Tor instance TINT laul-
a7uu 3 a poiso1. that napbtb1 il a deadly
cxn'o,ive tbat blood heavily charged with a
winters a Communications 81 tho vast. Of Che
system IL * one', dufv 10 know fine fat and
the co,lse riene.s thereof. Our GOOD Old
craudm1thars snay for instance. that the
orcniny OF spring was the most perilous pc
rioI of the wear
Why.
Hac3nsa thor, IN, b'o,l etrao,, is s1,e,cis,,
and cbillal bv the cold weather aud T. NOT
thinnei a good deal ana made To FLOW IN 'c.,Iv
AMI BEAUTIFULLY tErourh the a,tsris, AMI
veins. 10 is imu0ss hle to have cool vigor the
re-. # the year. Hence. without execution.
what is now kn4wuas Warn rs Lor Cabin
Sarsaplrilia was p'entfullv made anil re.
lieiouslv given to every mont err nf tine fam.
ilv re.ufarl through March Anal Nav
an June. Itisariitter of recor that this
pm lential. preventive and restorative ems.
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And all diseases of the Throat and Lungs, can
be cured by the use of SCo1T's EMULsIoy, as 1t
contains the healing virtues of Cod Liver Oil
and Hvpophosplnt1s in tn 'ir fullest form. Is a
beautiful creamy Emuls.9s. palatablc rs milk,
east digested, and can be tasen by the most
delicate. Please read: Il consider Geott's Emul-
sion the remedy par-eNCellence in TuS rculous
and Strumous Affections, to 81 nothinS Of or
binary Gods and throat troubles VIZ. 5.
CoNNELI Md, Manchester, o.
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ENVELOPES for letters are mentioned
by Swift, 1925; but they did not come
into very general use for more than q
century after.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-20

HAVING greatly enlarged our business 10y
4 securing two large wareho 'ses for store
ing the immense stock of goods that we are
compelled to carry to supply th eXtrordl-
nary increase II our trade. Newill say, that
we are now prepared to meet all demands for
goods in our line at prices that will satisfy
a buyers. We are large receivers Of Flour
and Grain from the West. Groceries and
Liquo from first hands and with the eNpe-
rience of twenty five years in the business
we can safely promise our friends that we
will meet their expeetatio $. Remember on,
Farmers Brands of Flour. Nv hite and Gold, !"
Fancy Mimi. patent "Tryphe ia Fancy
Winter patent; "Drusilla," Choice Winter
patent; "Our Secret Fancy Fam ly; Sun
Beam" Choice Family.
Goods hacked and delivered to trauspor-
tation companies free of charge.
Buists' celebrated Garden Seeds in large
assortment.
B. B. EARNSHAW & BRO,
Cor. il and VI streets :. E,
WASHINGTON. ID. L.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-20

Modern Mex'caus are dec udants Of Sn NJ
iafds and native Indians.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-20

Pierce's Pleas rt Pureltiye Pellets 70. sess
Powerful luieu y, PAS, pWules-ly, Promote
Physical Prosperity
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-20

A plague which broke out at Nables in 1856
carried off 100000 Of the population in six
months.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-20

Tolling mile, in the metal maLufactories,
were in use in England in the seventeenth
century.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-20

THERE are not moro than 100000
Quakers in America.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-20

WI ~ OF Orange first introduced wall
raperfto England.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-20
l.rs. e. F. MORGAN, of No. II
East Boston. Mas, says; fil
was a dreadful sufferer from ut
Having exhausted the skill @
cians, | was completely discoy
,.-.n L nnnnIl Min EtElnLlItW .
7 - z '77''-7177779---77-- - ~
/ 3 PHYSICIANS.
!. FAILED.


Doctors FaiIed.-Mrs F. CORwIN Of Pot Greek n. y,
docored with three four II the best doctors n
usfg your Iavere Prescription. used three hotties 81 il
ana Two Of the Golden Medical Discovery also Enc ho
bottles of the Purgativc Pellets work and and
walk all health than expected
DC IN this world again. it all wonderful medicines
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/ 4 POWERFUL
i TOaiG.

'worn out, run down. debilitated
teachers, milliners, dressmakers, scam
stresses, shop girls" hOu5ekeepers, nurs-
ing mothers, and feeble women generally,
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the
greatest earthly boon, being uncqualcd rs
an appctizing cordial and restorative tonic.
1t promotes digestion and assimilation Of
food. cures nausea, weakness of stomach,
indigestion, bloating and eructations of gas.
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!. b. EARNsHAw. wM. E. EARNsHAw.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-20
As n poNverfuls HI
.rfnx s.r.r e,.

MIGRATING tonics it
imparts strength 10 the
whole system, and to the
uterus, or womb and its
appendages, in particu-
lnr Enr NNnrLrnl,lEnl
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-20

~" { OntgrOwth, or result, OF
lin WnwEM 7 this great and valuable
III HuGiEh. I experience. Thousands
uGzHs.z4zss1ss7s'=-77@ OF testimonials, received
from patients and from physicians who
have tested it in the more aggravated and
obstinate cases which had batilcd their skill,
prove it to be the most wonderful remedy
ever devised for the relief and cure of suf-
fering women. 1t is not recommended as
cu.e-all," but rs a most perfect Specific
for wOmans peculiar diseases.
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which the public i>in ignorance. 1t is only
informed that they will Vote for this or that
man for this or that office. Tho people to
support them must vote in the dark. Thus
do star chamber rlhils cllcct their secret
ends, and thus J, the domination Of
the political busscs indefinitely porpetu.
atcd. Most vigorously ID we, a, Democrats,
as men. as fathers, q, husbands. as brother,
and as citizens, protest We cannot I'm any
sense stand by aud see tn, party machinery
thus prosttuted. Their. fore, scltconsti.
tutcd ploaders though we hc We appeal
from that co nyentiou-t.-o to. the tradi.
tions and principles OF the party, false to the
people il assumed 70 represent to the people
themselves. And that our appeal may lind
effective response We a,, the PEG.
pie of shelby county to support
the Peoples Reform iykct-a ticket Of
| legislative candidate comprising the names
of some Of the most respected and m,oli-
gent ci,izcns-and with Z, thrplatlorm which
we believe will commend itself 10 the favor
Of every good citizen of our county We
regret the necessity whiuh,,mpgl, us 10 this
step but we take it, believing that tho uera.
sion demands It, and that 90 refrain from
the cours, we contemplate would I've to act
the part OF cravens. The ring that 80 shame.
fully abuses the good name of the Demo.
cratic party must be crushed and broken, or
party allegiance will become Synonymous
with party slavery Thi, ring is already de.
iant. We appeal 10 all good Democrats, all
fathers husbands, brothers, old mon aud
young men. as You appreciate your family,
your children and their welfare, the purity
OF your homes and irr,Idcs, your honor
your personal and political liberty, TO arouse
| from your slumbcrS, g. not longer blinded,
or led or driven by the party lash to the
polls TO obey the ring bosses to continue
their reign, but rise In your might assert
| your manhood, destroy thi, arrogant boss,
ism, aud thus purify and pcrpotuatc your
party principles, maintain your sclt,rcspgct
| and individual honor
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PERSONAL POINTS.


A. D. ARMSTRONG and wife have re-
turned.
GEo WilsoS and his mammoth min
strel company are ut the Peabody.
Cor. Jouy u. MoRRIs,oi Christian coun.
~, Ky, is visiting his son.in-law, G. W.
. Macrac.
On. J.. Mli.s WuLErr, accompanied by
his sisters, Misses Nellie and Bertha, re-
turned yesterday from Louisville Nv.
MIss LAURA BewLEY, OF Nashville. nc
compancd hy Mi,- Lula o. Ashford. OF
Lynnyllc, Tenn, are stopping at the Pea
/ body
W. Y. SrtuvAN, an attorney Of Oxford,
I Miss, r. H. oldham anl wife, 81. Louis;
/ G. l.. Campbell New YORK; T.. b. Ensign,
/ Kansas City, are nj the Peabody.
The following prominent names were
I noted on the lisl o. yesterdays arrivals al
F the Gayoso: J. g. Lindsey aud vile, Ala.
bama; Harry u. Whitney, Buffalo; u. T.
/ llazen, Cincinnati; X. T. kirkpatrick, A.
. Milford, New York; Mrs. Robert Fiiton,
. Miss Edith Fillon and Miss Riley, Mi,cr,
/ England: jacob kuykendall, Harrison
/ Station, Miss. ". +. Ilarrell, Nicksburg
! W. T.. MaNcy. New York; 4. T.. Heron.
J Oakland; Miss; j, NJ. Gardner, Nashville
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sAppArH opsnavANcp.
a Protest by the Presbyterian synod OF
Ohio.

Ohio.
I,NEsviLLE, o., Oct. 1.-THE following
is the action Of the Presbyterian synod 81
Ohio today on the opening Of the Column
bus exposition on the Sabbath day:
Whereas, II j. within thr knowledge Of
tho synod that the commissioners Of the
Ohio Centennial exposition, at Columbus
have determined 10 open the same ON the
Sabbath DAY; and.
Whereas. This Is n substantial violation
Of good faith with the large number Of
Christian people who have heartily en-.
tered into that celebration aud who would
not have done 20 had they been notified
that the question Of opening on the Sab.
bath was nn unsettled one. II Is also q
distinct violation Of the law Of this State
| Therefore.
Resolved. That against this action as
{ above stated We enter our prolcs, aud urge
our people 10 cooperate ~ far rs possible
in his protest. Ani !; is suggested 10 our
| ministers 30 take occasion in this conncc.
I ton 20 preach on the subject Of moral OBJ
/ legation 10 maintain good iaith, express OF
! implied, Ia oil public matters aud on the
/ wrong Of violating both the laws Of God
/ and OF the State ol Ohio Ia respect OF a day
I Of rest
Received. Tha, we urge the Christian
people Of franklin county TO invoke th,
authority Of the courts 10 restrain thcs,
commissioner from this violation Of the
law uf the State.
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ADVERTISEMENT
PEOPLES REFORM TICKET
For iho senate
S. w. HAMPTON.
THOS A. HAMILTON.
For the UOusc OI Representatives.
b, T. lINlLGR,
4. ID. ELpElDGE,
W. II, NELSON,
STERLING PERSON,
ROBERT ARMSTRONG.
Tho Platform OF rriucIplcs.

l. We are opposed to political boSsism and po.
litical rings.
.. We agc in favor OF a pure ballot and fair
count
O. We are In favor OF disQualiying justices OF the
peace from holding any ohice in the giit Of the
county court except the craftsmanship thereof.
T. We are in favor OF a law requiring every justice
OF the peace 20 hold his court In the district Tor
which he is elected, and not elsewhere,
We unrescryedly favor the present form Of mu.
nicipnl government Tor Memphis, and are Tor its
preservation aud maintenance in lis essential
integrity,
6. We favor q law authorizing every county In
the State 10 work the state and county Couyicts
from the same in the building aud improvement
Of It's public highways.
Z. We favor the amendment OF the present assess.
ment law, 50 as to give the assessor salary Instead
OF percentage on hisasscssed value oi the prop.
orty Of the people.
r. We favor the repeal OF so much Of that law
as so outuccously taxes our merchant, and the
substitution therefor OF such provisions A. Will
foster or at least not destroy our mercantile in.
tcrtsts.
., We are IN favor OF an educational ,ciomatory
for yOuug COuylpts.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-12
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
Is This Sequences OF tn, whltochapel
Tragedies7


IlAvASA, Oct. ll.-Domingo Sanudo
aud wife whose maiden name was Mcnola
Rcbello, were found ia their residence in
Ilquis'dor street this morning brullly
murdered. Tho bodies were horribly
hacked with Ratchet Snnudo aud wife
were very old anI very rich; yet despite
their Gcc and riches they led q very iso'
lated hic, living scrupuiuu.ly apart from
their neighbon. They were also cxccs-
siycly frugal In their habits, even 10 the
point Of dcpriy,ng themselves not only Of
luNusies but also 81 many necessities.
Robbery was not an object Of the MUIR.
dcrcrs, Tor WHEN the roiclo forced an en-.
trance 10 the hous, they found lnryr
amounts Of money and other yalunblCs APP
pafcntiy untouched by the aeSssins. The
tragedy Ia the theme Oi conversation Co.
day. 4 spnIu.law aud u servant hiv,
been arrsicd on suspicion. SuIpr san
udo's fortune ~ cs'im'icl al sAOllON
lie owned ninety hols A.
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NEw IoRR. Oct ll.--Shcnir Hugh j.
Grant comes ont In announcement today
that hc Is ready 10 withdraw a, the Tam.
many Hall candidate for mayor in c1sc
Mayor Hewitt, the County Democracy
nominee, will do likewise IN favor oi d
union candidate Mr.. Grant speaks Of Doll.
aud Muminys anxiety for the success o
the national ticket and an uuNillingncs.
to DO anything 10 ioopardize tina, by aloca
nvbt
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ASaosruRA BirTrus were prepared by D..
J. q. D. Sicgcft iUr ha private ur" Their
reputation l. such toby That ihoy have be.
come grncn,liy known a. ihr best apprtizing
tonic. beware Of coanlerieib Ask TOT the
genuine article, manufactured BY DE- J. q. u.
lieaert < SoiA
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The Ncu NnrL unrnrnIir.

Ngw loRE, Oct 1.-THE Republican.
tonight nominated Joel H. Echt,!t tot
mayor, John W. Jacobus for sheriff
Henry G. Perry Tor county clerk an
James =. Van Rens,ilof TOT presden. 70.
tie board u aldermen.
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Tim A,ltlrnaa.

Fellow Citizens Upon the foregoing platform o.
principles the gentlemen above named are pro
posed for your mdugcs at the election to be hcl,
on November Gth. ISIS.
We confidently submit the platform and the can
dil1tc, upon the Peoples Reform ticket to YOU
intelligent consideration aud ask for il your heart,
support.
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81. psrrpsurio, Oct. 1.-THE Moro
rr,mya. commenting on the Afghan siiua'
ton, urge THAI England and Russia par.
ti,ion the country on e1hnographical and
Rcographlcal lines.
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Joyou. Seus.

We lcg leave 20 announce ~ 80 our
friends within 900 miles oi Memphis that
The greatest spectacular exhibition ever
brought 90 the south, "Ihe Fall Of Paris. !"
: now ready and the frs exhibition will
10 given Monday night, October s. The
Sphynx assures the people that The Fall
oi Paris j. worth going miles ioscc Tick
cts for sale only at
/. SAMEisoN & Co.'s
$40 Main street
P.s Just received. through Memphis
rus,om-housc, q iino lot II imported cigars.
A full stock Oi STATION * storms iamoui
New York cigIiH always on band.
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why raey ns-.d the prayer Meeting

ifuui Toe las'nn 1r.HtUEi
Flint City Deacon Mr Sexton pitched
into tao thcatcrs In great share NJ the
prayer meeting Ia't night iIc declared
them 10 bc the dgUis prime lever IN top.
ping souls over Into TopbcL but oi
course you were I0t there.
Second Ditto 80. iact i' / had lllilo
whist party ut IN house last night ior.
got until Il was all over that u vas prayer
meeting night funny, wasn't ~ Iul
were there many 'hrri
81 don't know. lidu't ak
"Thcn you weren't there. either
"No. but my wife Nas. hnl 70 go "a
The thratcr that u.,hl 10 ere The Tinted
Venus Some friends from The country,
you know, that I 'n.i Obliged 10 entertain,
/ though sorcly aea.ur. my principle. s'r
s0fcly against ny principles Lowering
I Die voice. Hut between YOU hnd me
/ Jones. II you want 90 po something INST u
| please you, just 60 aui .'e hat SHOW
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NOsehey Cotton Gins
40. -. n,.o,, s,u
ClIANCERY SALE
OF H=a.
REAL ESTATE.
MEMPHIS. TENN


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ppuuIy Louisa A. tnfi,rfa Nny WISE e..
OIL
iy virtue ~ az iHufluruioff irtrU i1f vl. To-
trfId boz fnH HHuFp HafHH uu utu 90 ~ ~ Iu..
iF. u h a. pfFn AMI uHu1i 100 ll| 10 H"iI
tJf tfHt I WllI trI' 10 puddle HU.tHut H NH
hlfhr.t h.IlUf iI iWui d Che tlfrs zoos Nri.f
oU.tF ri tHu MnIu rfrrt uuifaurF ul ih. U.HI
hIl.. ~ hrIny rI intY N,nphis l'nrcs.'". IN
saturday. Noyruibrr 8, tsHn,
within icrii hour. th' equitable intrfst u' N.u
D. NIIars Doe ih0 following b. nisHi properly 900
utHI be- Mean uhIs, rhfluI uuuuul truur.sl.. iHHN
IrlnF % PIT ul lU' Z ~ tHu .ulflltifluH ~ 'u'
trilpu lffuf lHufs 90 rrufi iu hiHlt o. pfH FL
nul ihHs Described ltfiuulfF ID % "t.t 900 '..'
vet sifT Uf iaul riaiU street ~ ut uIfih u' a.
iuier,ftIpu With f.sDf arst theme W. tsHf. u.
rtuiiri with lrHyrf Hf.Hi n i.Hi il ihe .IHH 70 f
aliu5 ihruHH nuHlNariY HlIug ne loo. .i 90.
al.rY " io.i o. h sake. tIrruH uHHtH.ulJ Is lt
~ tho iiur IT iauisf1fr HiHH.I iH.U.H Hu1W
NaHliy li1Ha tir Ute ~ BIi street 10 iOr isr q
ulug HHlt sale Hill ui made suhF.t 90 $50 l..d'
ni trust o. .H"in dFbu Uf isty Nii'gS UI .f.1fI
g. look o.. rHsn . 81 ani iult o., 20 .i u
| thp irf.sirfs uIlHsl -hsibr tuHHy. 10 ligI sIi
! infi - tIs huuIttTad ught ~ iau J. Nilsgs if
l siiu rIuiia'fr inf. rst
IrGisW Hsis con rrufIt NJ sryon months NOT.
I tsiurr Interest with security rrJulud i"u rr
isifai. riTmpt'pu b.fvi ThH iith iHy 90 pl
ar Ni,uEVRY. clerk ani NaHrf
~ J. a. nfptIHF. u e. Hui NJ.
Smith q t1iiisf aud william " Randolph. ~
lirItlfI IflIN 4. .
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Gar mp clubs lot TiiE WggKLr Arrs,t
AMI secure one Of the cash prizes. So Isi
uublisbpJ.
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PAS from hdlsr.l.1 dyspepsia. sud TOO
hearty cutting. Il relieved ui lnro 10y taxing
onr VI Cartcrs l.. iifrf PiIis Immediately
plie. d.1.ef. bon forget this
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rgra lunch over, Jas at Gayo'o Palace,
CIyoso aad Meni.u u..y.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-12
How ,oprononnrc I.arnriI.

From the Fall Mall Gazette
As Mr.. Parnol's namc Is now ON every
ones lips, aud will b. inr many q long
DAY, Il might be Interesting 10 our rc,drrI
20 know how his nnmc h pronounced.
Almost cycry one pronouucrs his name rs
II the accent were on the last syllable.
This Is incorrect, ~ will be- seen from the
following verses II his distinguished anccs-
tor. DR.. Thomas ram,ll, the pOoL Swift
makes Lord Oxford say:
Have yuu nothing ura today.
Ifom Pope. from Pdr,d. ur ifum Cay
And Goldsmith begins his cpiiaph:
This tomb inarflbd ~ gentle "a vi rsmc,
May spclk our gratitude bot not his fame.
And Milford, In his Drdicatnry Episilo
10 the lloy. Alexander bycc, says
Ny heart reflect, the melancholy line,
And more than half II iufHtAs giid q mine,
Pause o.cr the pace which fiani.hlp gives a. iamc
Aud MARI tho vonc Inscribed With Fl1ieft name
Secure ~ and ~ cirsr our ftcs ugtcgl
Tho friend. and such ~ IdlH q iound ia thee.
scrurr IT fame. thy fumrr path 49,
And marx another rdfli fiso IN thee.
Pope. In his letter 10 Iorl Oxiord, says.
Recall mnse nishu hat t'ud nv t1II.omg dogs.
bull hyaf shy iafH,1 iu bb living lays
Aud Dr. Arbuihnot, IN the Dragon
verses, writes
lie that comes not ~ rule Will ir surf ~ nlry.
When summoned ~ Af1Iihgul. rUpt, lar|'N lr,
Cay.
lis 10 bo hoped that after such mciricl
examples oi the Irish leaders name u vii
br properly pronounced 10y ell thos' VIII
| shall have occasion 90 speak VI him ~ Zoo
ditc verses or doSgcrcls for or against him
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-12

Have yuu nothing urN today
Ifom ruIe from furli ui ifum Oay'