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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-02
THE POPE SENDS A LETTER
To Cardinal Gibbons, Indorsing the Lat
tors Recent Letter TO Archbishops.


i BALTIMORE Nd, April 1.-The follow
| ing is the letter OF Pope Leo KILL, addressed
TO His Eminence, James, Cardinal Gibbons
| in reply TO the letter OF the Archbishops Of
the United States:
To Our Beloved Son, james, Cardinal Gibbons,
Archbishop Of Baltmorc:
Beloved Son, Health and Apostolic Dene-
diction-We have read your impressive and
powerful letter Of the 3Oth OF December
written In your own name, and In that Of
the other Archbishops OF the United States;
II does honor to you, while it affords us no
little consolation. For nothing could be
more appropriate to the time or more worthy
OF your high Office than the public defense OF
the liberty aud rights of the Apostolic See
and the devoted clergy OF Italy, against the
attacks OF those who, holding forcible pos
session of our city, endeavor by threats OF
punishment TO stihe the very voices of those
whose duty IL is TO proclaim the laws of the
Church. And because you have made this
defense with prudence and yigor, both
Justice and religion owe you a debt
OF gratitude-and this the more be-
cause your defense has the merit OF con-
stancy. The striking proofs OF your faith
aud zeal serve to bind our hearts In closer
union and inspire Us with the pleasing hope
that your words will have weight with those
even who, though not In communion with
US. are at least unbiased witnesses Of the
injuries inflicted upon us and the church.
Moreover we are consolod not only because
your declarations. which are In accord with
those OF the other dignitarics Of the church,
may win the jealous support Of upright and
intelligent men; but we rejoice especially in
| this-that your prayers, united with those OF
the rest Of the faithful, confirm and increase
our confidence in the Almighty power and
ever walchful providence OF God.
Sustained by this hope, aud praying that
the fullncss Of heavenly gifts may descend
upon You, beloved son, upon the other
nrchbishops Of the United States aud upon
the clergy and fnithfdl entrusted 10 your aud
their care, we impart TO you, and them, as n
pledge Of our love. the apostolic bcncdiciion.
Given at St. Peters at Rome, ON the 10th
day OF February, In the year Of our Lord,
issg, the eleventh year Of our pontiiicatc.
lao MIL popo.
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De.Irc. 60 Hear r..timony.

Henry Thornc. travelling secretary Of the
Y. NJ. c. A.. writes from Il Sctcr Hal, Strand,
London. February ?, 1885.
II desire to bear my ,siimony 10 the value
Of Allc0cks Porous Plastcrs. ! have used
them for pains In the back aud side arising
from rheumatic and other causes never with
out deriving benefit from their application.
They are easily applied aud very comfort
ing Those engaged as ] am IN public work
which involves exposure 10 sudden change.
OF temperature viii do well 20 keep n sup
ply OF Ailcock's Porous PlisteB In thciI
p0T tmantcaus."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-02
souTHERE PoaREss.
Wonderful Industrial Development In
Our State.

WVHUvFFWI IHUU7EIIHI E"FvIVVIH0HE IN
Our State.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 1.-The Trades
nan says that the first quarter Of iss0
shows continuance Of the remarkable in
dustrial development Of the Southern States.
During the quarter there have been num-
Der Of strong corporations organized In the
South, resulting In the influx Of millions Of
Northern capital. Tennessee. Alabama and
Georgia seem 90 have received the most at
tention az the hands Of Northern capitalists,
IN Kentucky and Virginia. A compilation
made by the Trafcfm1n from actual returns
received By u shows that 61i industries were
established In the South during the past
thre months. against Glj new industries
established during the same period VI last
NnHF-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-02
40 Evansville. Ind.
Special Dispatch 70 The Appeal

EFt'IHI UI'THICII 70 i no NIIFtI.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, April i.-Business un-
usually dull today, Notwithstanding twelve
regulars got out ON time with light traffic.
The DcSOto will arrive during the night
The Frank Stein is transferring in the Hem
dcrson trade temporarily in place Of the
Lancaster Capt John Thompson having
gone 20 Cincinnati 90 secure the Handy No. 2
for the Henderson Transfer Company, when
the Frank Stein will resume her old trade
hence TO Cannelton. The Granite State over
due for Memphis; not heard from up to 9
O'Clock this evening.
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eiueiunnti.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
CINCINNATI. o., April 1.-The river is
falling with II feet on the gauge at q o'clock
pm. Clear and cool. Business fair. The
Scotia returned 10 Pittsburg on time. The
Pttsbug packet. Katie stockdalo Is al
Pittsburg with n broken shaft.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-02
General News.

THE City Of Vicksburg passes here at noon
for ST. Louis and way landings.
TnE Belle Memphis is announced TO leave
here at 10 o'clock this morning for Natchez.
THE Cherokee brought In from ST. Louis
about 800 tons of freight She returned last
evening.
THE Gayoso goes 10 St. Francis River to-
day instead Of the Rene Macready, which is
undergoing repairs.
tbs Ohio arrived from Cincinnati Sunday
night with a nice trip. She leaves again this
evening at o'clock for Cincinnati.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-02

Mn. q. A. GusrAFsoN, who has been
IN the undcriaker's business for - years,
and late Of Hoist & Brothcr, has connected
himself with John Walsh, undertaken,
3OS second street, where he will be found
In future. No man has had moro cxper-
icnco In tho business, aud mono Is moro
compclcut
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-02

On OvrnALLs Electric Institute Is now
complete In every department, with cleo
tic cabinet, sulphur and mcdicaied baths,
massage, vacuum, etc, for the treatment
OF nervous, rheumatic, skin, asthma and
chronic diseases. An experienced mas
sage woman and man In attendance.
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Al GrecnriIIe. Miss.

spocial Dispatch b. The Appeal
GnEENyiLLE Miss, April 1.-The City Of
Nicksburg, for St. Louis, went up at 3
o'clock am. The Golden Rule, for Cincin-
natl, went up az 7 O'Clock am, taking on IS
halos Of Eastern cotton. The City Of Mon
roc. for Natchcz went down at o'clock
pm. The river l. - feet and rising. The
weather Is line after heavy rain.
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AZ Cairo, m.
Special pl,ps,eh 10 The Appeal

kpccInl Dlspdich 20 The Appeal
CARo, H., Aprit-i.-The Belle Mem
phis left here at 3 O'Clock am. with good
trip for Natchcz The Future City arrived
up at 10 o'clock last night aud went 10 ST.
Louis this morning with three barges. The
fri.bic has got her last barge oil Goose
Island bar. The river Is - feet on the
gauge a fall Of 5 inches In twenty.four
lours
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Thr s.crmnn CcnlennlnI.

Nrw YoEK, April 1.-The Centennial
Committee Of the Germans Of New York
City aud its vicinity met today 10 make fur
Their arrangements for their part Of tho
great parade. Carl schun presided, and
representatives u about 100 German organi.
satiOns were present The committee Of
artists, Of which Joseph kcpplcr Is chair
man, reported that they had decided
90 have three divisions 10 their part Of
the parade, the first historical, the second
Industrial, aud the third representing scicnc,
and art II u the Intention OF the Germans
says the Tribune, 20 mako their parade th,
finest ever undertaken by the race IN New
York. About 100 societies will be repro
scntcd with men, wagons and music. ID u
probable that there will be 10000 men Ia
line altogether.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-02
.1l,e I,IsotI,te.-

pa.r after page Of Dr. IIariman's oils Of
lao y taken up with unsolicited tosiimo-
mails 10 the value Of lacupia a. a blood rom
cdy. and with the hclriicst recommends
lions ~ it 10 all who are afflicted. These arc
based on thorough trials IN every case. send
70 the Pcruna Medicine Company Columbus,
o., for a copy. II will be- sent you free.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-02

TnE Tennessee Paper Company, w. w.
Carncs proprietor, 3i3 Second street, has
four stories filled with almost everything
Ia the paper line. Prices low ~ any.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-02
Ilnnarua

y REMOVED ~ TuE usE OF COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Burnctfs Flayoring extracts arc tho
leat
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-02
THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
yIoycments nj che Levec.

Arrivals-ohio Cincinnati; Cherokee, St.
Louis.
Dcpartures-Jnmes Lee, Arkansas City;
Rosa Lee, 0sccola; Coahoma, Friars Point;
Cherokee ST Louis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-02

FuLL Dress Shirts n speciality. Finish
equal 10 new. Memphis Steam Laundry,
23l second street Branch Office, 357
Main street.
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sIagc ofIhr nINerA.

Orricr stGSAL SERVICE q. 3. AL
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April !. issl.
The following observations arc taken NJ nli sta.
ti0ns In the 18th meridian uiuc which Is one hour
later Than Memphis time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-02

LIT T. ". Galbrcath, No. 10 Madison
street, rent your houses and collect your
rents
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-02

IxsrnG your gin.houses in the Citizens
Insurance company. No. ~ Madison street.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.


leaves Arrives
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eHafdIa lNufrs1 lUu pm esfriis lkrrrss A. o. In
iArm q Lul Dr. uu am iAfm q Lol Irn3 pm
faaHcHrCr between Memphis AMI tHniI1 should
ukr -arlls rfpfU.s uf lnual ifrlght o. mail irtin
wlIl uui stop Ht HfItuus between Memphis aud .ar.
dIa lhr accommodation uul local Twilight carries
n Una"h f"f ODE accommodation ~ local travel
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-02

II an right smart glad, Gus, that fol-
lowed your advice Tor my teeth are IN
splendid condition since using Longs Pearl
Tooth SOAP
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A' s.i.s | Change.
rArIoSS
Hose.

Lawn sprinklon-
lawn ya5cs.
]. A. BAILEY & Co,
$50 Second. corner Union.
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Chesars.t. ani OllI IIlltA

Leaves Arrives
sfimiiri w. tfDpm sllmiici EN.. 0ban
siadutah IL rbam erairrah kH... ssOi u a
siilpIov SC. .... tl1p.m eliiploy Ac..... $500 a
Limited a. puHss trains run a1ld hetWcon SO a.
piis ani Louisville carrying Pullman nulet
NuulnE Room sleeping tars rndurah fHpfcts
CONNECTS sUsfiY % FULTON ior Calm "a louis aud
tIiUaeu. giving tlo only day fmln ir1m Memphis
30 tt louis Ticket uuiHr under pTahniy Hotel
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ssiss,ss,'i.' Naiisy .. ',iis g.. 90. - a. ~
trllctt Arrives
svickshurr ~ ioOlam evirkshurf Er 40 ~
~ q. iast Nail ta1pm -. % latt Nall 50 "a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-02

A NICK DESIRABLE COTTAGE oF ROOMS
~ In southern part 81 the city noar ear line
Address n z care Appeal
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-02

i,aHsas J.ti. u.tn th,s a'd .i,iai.ug avn.
tciFcat Arfirst
sNfunius TIN .iUoiam rrvcnlng rrn- tllpn
a. rpf Aoc0n. tnpm u spt Acoom g1 "a
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-20
NORTHWEST NEWS.


The committee OF the Seattle city coun-
ell appointed ON the purchase OF the plant
Of b Spring Hin Water company have
Mnished their labors ~ far a. examina-
don OF In company's works And valua-
tton of the came 10 considered. They
have made the company an o6er 10 purs
chase tho works OF behalf Of the city.
The exact amount offered - mot made
public, bus ono OF the committee states
that IL II considerably less than
3a00,000.
A petition has been forwarded 10 thu
postofIice department praying for the B.
t.blishment of q p~ostofiice IL miles west
of this city, on the main line of the North
ern Pacific. IN he known a. Water, with
e. b. Water N postmaster. An Office nj
shis point would not only accommodate .
number of ranchmen in that section, but
also the coal miners surrounding.-Lirin0-
st0n Enterprise.
Articles Of incorporation of the Yellow
stone Mining and Smelling company have
been filed in the office of the secretary of
state. The incorporates are +. L. Hens
ley. J.. Z. Hensley, r.. w. Peters, J.. p.
Rhodes and 1. M. Hensley. The capital
In fixed at ~, 500 600 in 10000 shares at Is
EACH.
The Cashier Coal and Iron
has been incorporated by John X. CAST
ner, Il. &. Power, T.. w. Cannon. II. &.
Wallace, E. w. knight and T.. H. Klein
schmidt. The capital is $5O.OOO i'm shares
of Is each.
A So. Paul dispatch says: The Crooks
ton, Fort Stevenson 4 Montana railway
company has filed articles of incorpora-
ton with the secretary of state. This
To build and operate a
line of railway from Duluth through
Crookston to the Red River of the Worth
and thence WESTWARD, The
of the company are mt Crookston. The
Great Northern company IL believed to be
behind the enterprise.
On last Friday ii. S. Back w ,nt out to
Zosel district to ami the State of Mon
tana and Wake up Jim lodes, which he
has since bonded for six months for S2O,-
600 from the owners, Harry +. Peterson,
John McNiahan, w. 1. Higgins, ]. j.
until the first of May To begin develop
ment, but will probably put a force of
men on as soon as he returns from New
York, some time in January. The up
pearance of mining men i'm this district of
late settles all disputes as to the richness
of the camp, which will undoubtedly sur
prise the most sanguine.-Siirer State.
The stock inspector has finished his fall
inspection i'm that part of Crook county,
Oregon. north of Ochoco and west Of Des-
chuttes. He reports having inspected
10000 head OF sheep, only 1888 of which
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The citizens OF Scio, Ore, appears tn be
I'm earnest regarding the building Of q
branch railroad from that town to q con-
nection with the Oregon Pacific. The
stockholders in the new company are all
citizens Of that place, and their ambition,
says the Scio Press, il to aid in every le-
ity of the entire section known as The
Forks of the Santism. the richest portion
of the great Willamette valley in soil and
0atural resources.
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L. III, kleinschmidt, Henry NJ. Parchen.
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oughly TO keep down the weeds, and after
the potatoes are up he cultivales with
light draft pillow. OF course hoe il never
used in ais potato field. lie also observed
that the white grub attacks the crop every
third year. To avoid these ravages plant
this third year on stubb,e ground. lie
believes that the fungus growth that
causes rot begins on the vines and works
downward to the tuber. He was strength
ened in this belief by an experience with
frosted vines. The potatoes did not rot
where the vines had been killed by frost,
but in the same field where the frost did
not reach the tubeB did rot lie mixes
one pound OF Paris green with 100 or $50
pounds OF plaster, as an insecticide for
bugs. He goes over the field with this and
Sits on as little as possible.
He thinks that digging costs too much,
and has not been able TO find satisfactory
digger. With such one he could raise
potatoes at cost OF 10 cents bushel. lie
uses crates for picking, and thinks that
they save time and labor. lie would sort
in the field and draw direct 10 the cellar
to save future handling. Finally, he
would recommend selling when the crop
will bring an average price. II held for
fancy prices the grower becomes a specu-
iator
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18
the .FInuer. I'm, nIoom

In the Spring" fragrant and fresh In their
vernal beauty, are welcome indeed after
winters long aud cherries reign. The
birds also, with their merry roundelays, the
balmy breczcs, the running brooks, and the
far-rcaching meadows rlbod In velvet green
all these charm every sense and fiji the
soul with gladness. But there Is something
that Is moro welcome in spring than flowers
and birds and brcczes, running brooks and
meadows green, and that Is a medicine that
will gently purge and cleanse the blood OF
the fatty and noxious impurities that have
collected In IL during the winter and
leave IL pure aud wholesome and In proper
condition for long hot spell. Such n medi.
cine Is Pe-ru-na the great Blood Purifier
and Tonic. Take Il In time and tono your
system up. II will fortify you against the
most facilitating effects Of the heat Don't
forget Man-a-lin, also, for your bowels 81 a
hottie eugh
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General News.

WEATHER clear and warm.
THE Buckeye State leaves Louisville today
for Memphis.
RiyrR, lL5 on the gauge, fall OF 2icnths
since last report.
The towboat Henry Marks bound mp,
dropped q barge here.
TnE New Mary Houston left New Orleans
Tuesday for Cincinnati
THE Rosa Ice brought In 10 bales Of cot.
ton, the Coahoma bales.
lNpicArioNs for twenty.four hours Fair,
warmer easiorly 10 southcrly winds
THE City Of New Orleans will arrive up
for St. Louis at 10 o'clock a. m. today.
THE City Of Providence has had repairs
completed, and will leave ST. Louis today
for Naichcz.
THE Diamond with tow Of empty bnrgcs
and ooalboais passed up for the Ohio River
yesterday afternoon.
JAMS $. REED. river pilot, late Of the
United States Lighthouse tender Joseph
Henry, died at ST. Louis saturday.
TnE towboat Port Eads. with model hargcs
heavily loaded, passed down yesterday after
noon; had 5000 feet Of lumber aud 4, 600
bundles Of shingles.
TnE ship canal project between lake Erie
and the Allegheny River Is not likely 10 be
carried out owing 10 the expense and the
existence Of adverse levels
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18

Tho National Earmcr reports a potato
grower as saying that twelve years ago hc
started cut with the ambitions Of young
farmer lie pracllccd general farming
aud did all the work be could do. lilo
soon found out his mistake But failures
often teach a better lesson than success
lie finally took Prof. Bobcrts's advice, and
did more brain work and less muscular
labor, and as n result concluded 10 make
a specially Of ono line-polaiocs lie buys
no manure, but plows under clover a. n
fertilizer, and has no trouble TO preserve
the fertility Of his farm In that way. lie
insists on the importance Of working tho
ground up loose and deep and planting In
deep burrows. lie observes that the tubcrs
grow on that part OF the stalk between the
old sood and where the stalk first breaks
through the ground. Hence tho Inn
portnnco Of deep planting 10 afford
room for Young scu on the yincA
After planting, which he does with
tho plow. he harrows the ground thor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18
THE MAGIC SOUTH.
THE MAGIC CITY.
The Southern Metropolis Of the Future.

The Real Estate will property
Memphis suburbs nothing Of
don
bridge will
road the Southwest Memphis switch forty will
iron
n wold
thoroughly equipped making trips daily along
The great Southern Q Mills
fourteen beaulfi losh q fontrct
highest
n wa
o
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18
Hank Notice

by recent statute Of Tennessee, Friday
April 10, being legal holiday, the under.
signed banks will be closed on that day.
All paper maturing on that day will b
due and payable on Thursday, the 18th.
MEMPuis CRY BASK,
STATE NATToSAL BANK,
BANK on COMMERCE.,
USIoS AND PLANTERS BANK,
MEMPnfs NATIONAL BANK,
MERCANTILE BANK,
GEmAS BANK,
FiRsr NATIONAL BANK.
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NnIro. III.

Special Dispatch 70 The Appeal
CAiRo. H., April 1.-THE James A.
Wood passed down at . o'clock n.m. with
n big tow of coal The Iron Ago goes back
20 S. Louis with rails. The Commonwealth
put oil 100 bundles Of shingles aud has a
big up.trp OF freight aud people. The New
South had moderate trip for raducnh.
The sidney Dillon took barge 10 Mcclcys
10 load with corn for New Orleans The
J. r. Drouillar1 put on H.O0) feet
Of walnut lumber and went 10 Com
moroo after load Of corn for Nash
willie. Tho John H. Walton consolidated
with hargcs brought by the sam Clark
and will 20 south 40 daylight with 20 piccs
containing 500,O0D bushels Tho Cherokee
was M this afternoon with a moderate trip.
The Sam Clarke went back b. the ohio to-
day. Tho Granite state, with q good trip,
lcfl for Memphis nt 10 O'Clock tonight, after
putting OF 900 sacks Of corn at East Cairo.
The Arkansas City passed up NJ \ o'clock to-
night rather light River * $40 feet on the
gauge, O rise Of . inches IN - hour.
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Boats Leaving
Movement. nc the Leycc

Arrivals-Goldcn Rule, Cincinnati; Goa
homa, Friars Point; Rosa Lee, Gold Dust;
City OF Vicksburg, hatcher; Port Eads, st.
Louis; Diamond, New Orleans.
Departures-Rosa Lee Osccola; Coahoma,
friars Point Golden Rule, New Orleans;
City Of Vicksburg. So. Louis Port Eads, New
Orleans; Diamond Ohio River.
Boats in port-Nono.
Boats Due-City OF Orleans, New Orleans;
Henry Marks, New Orleans.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
TENNESSEE CLUBHOUSE.

Sealed proposals ere invited ior furnishing msto.
raI and erection Of iuur.iory clubhouse tipuo
uui brick, northwest corner ~ frruud uui Nuuh
tUur streets, Memphis an bids must b. sealed
qua died With oilheu u. hainc % Madison ftrurt
Iuf unus, specifications aud further details 900
NJ n .. tiHln, Tennessee club rooms 20 Madison
street. 40 bids must be- hlcd By ~ O'Clock noon,
STAY = lssa Mghtto rclctsny and al bids 10
served. L. a. MCFARLAND
President tuildluH Cofnunuv