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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-21
Al ENnnsNIIIe. Ind.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
EVANSVILLE Ind, May 2o-Thc VIM.
Brown with three emptics, up this morn
ing. Locals out on time, with fair receipts.
The Ohio Valley Railway ran It's first train
into this city today by way Of transfer
steamer Campbell, across the Ohio three
miles above the city. The Granite State is
above Shawnectown and wires 10 pass up
this midnight. The Maggie Belle enters the
Evansville anu Green River trade tomorrow,
making three trips week on opposite days
with the Evansville. She Is the first boat
20 tackle that stream independent since Il wa.
made n free river by the Government We
now have a daily line 90 go 10 all points on
that river TO Bowling Green. This looks like
the new company will have competition
In the start The Bonanza, en- route fOI
Memphis was due, but not signnlcd up "a
the closing Of this report, $50 O'Clock pm.
She is momentarily anticipated and likely
Co got In during the night. The Bonanza
passed Owonsboro at o o'clock this evening
and wires that she will arrive at 10 O'Clock
tonight The W. u, Nisbot from Tennessee
River, arrived with full cargo Of lumber
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FAIR business ON the evec yesterday.
THE Gayoso is the ST. Francis River boat
this afternoon,
The Ohio arrived at Cincinnati last even.
ing from Memphis.
TIE Joe Peters will be this evenings boat
for Arkansas River
THE City Of Viclsburg left Cairo yesterday
forenoon for Natchcz.
TmE river at this point is 1912, a decline of
! inch since last report.
TnE Bonanza arrived at Evansville last
night on trip TO Memphis.
LEE LINERS outgoing last evening; Goa
homa for Friars Point, Rosa Lee for OSccola.
The Buckeye State left Cairo Ut 2 clocl,
Saturday morning well laden for Memphis,
TiR Robert PEBBLES with five bargcs of
rock, left Cairo this morning for Memphis.
= CoTToN receipts by river yesterday: Chick
asaw, five bales Coahoma, two, and Rosa
Lee, three.
ANCHOR LINERS up and down today-Belle
Memphis, from Natchez City Of Nicksburg,
from st. Louis.
The Upper Mississippi will rise, the Lower
Mississippi, the Ohio and the Arkansas
Rivers will fall.
THE Cherokee left port for St. Louis last
evening John A. Williams on the roof Il.
J. Anshutz in charge.
Tue Ruth, A. l.. Cummins master John
Holly clerk, leaves this evening for New
Madrid and the bends.
TnE Buckeye State will leave for Cincin-
natl this evening. ii. j. Ninton, master;
Robert HendricksOn, clerk.
THE James Lee, Mark Il. Cheek, master.
W. G. Banker, chief clerk, backed out fol
Arkansas City last evening.
TnE furnaces of the Anchor Line steamer,
City of St. Louis and City of New Orleans
are 10 be equipped with smoke consumers.
EVANSVILLE has now "A daily line 10 Bowl.
ing Green, the Maggie Belle having entered
the Evansville and Green River trade rs an
independent packet making three trips O
week on opposite days with the Evansville
The second clerk, W. A. Dcvinney, Of the
steamer John d. Scully, died of congestion
at Shreveport last Saturday. His father
Capt John ID. Dcynney. is q resident oil
Steubenvile, o., and a former local inspcc
tor Of the Cincinnati District
Carr. MAINGAuLr. Of the Little Rocl
transfer boat Gen Picrson, reports that tn,
bar out In front of the elevator Is now dry
and that on his trips going and coming from
Hopeiield Point, lac has 10 come around be
low the buoy and by the elevator.
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A Paint Wei Mnde.

From the Philadelphia Inquirer
"Aly dear" said Mr.. Scraggs, as he
glanced at his wiie's face, III l were in
your place | wouldn't strike any matches
tonight"
"Wouldn't strike any matches tonight?''
echoed Mrs. Scraggs. "Why, what in the
world DO you meanG'
"Well, !" was the slow reply cts never
safe to fool with fire in the vicinity Of a
powder magazine"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-21

STRENGTH TO vigorously push business,
strength TO study Tor profession, strength
to regulate a household, strength TO do a
days labor without physical pain. DO you
desire strength? If you are broken down,
have no energy, feel as if life was hardly
worth living, you can be relieved and re-
stored TO robust health and strength by TAX
ing Browns Iron Bitters, a sure cure for
dyspepsia, malaria weakness and all diseases
requiring n true reliable tonic. II acts on
the blood, nerves and muscles, and regulates
every part of the system
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.,oy,n,ent4 an the i.eype.

Arrivals-Buckeye State, Cincinnati; Ruth,
New Madrid; Chickasaw, White River; Boaz,
with empties, New Orleans; Henry Lowry
and bargcs, 81. Louis.
Dcpartures-James Lee, Arkansas River;
Cherokee ST. Louis; Coahoma, Frars Point;
Rosa Lee, Osceola; Boa2, with emplios, Ohio
River Henry Lowry and barges, New Or.
leans.
Boats in port-Buckcyc State Joe Peters,
Ruth, Gayoso, Chickasaw, Joseph Henry.
Boats Due Up-Belle Memphis, from
Natchez
Down-city of vcksburg from st. Louis
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AtCincInnaii. q.

Special Dispatch % Tho Appeal.
CtNcINNArI, o., May 20.-Tlycr falling,
with 10 feet water In the channel 90 o pm;
light rain throughout the day; cooler last
night. The Scotia brought down big cx.
cursipn trip from Pitlsburg returning on
limo Tho Ohio arrived from MeMnhIs.
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SPECIAL FEATURES
Ty toms uf tuufrlrf tln tumfHuJ muti dcfiu1it
the sum uf al prfrs Included boo fIr scheme D. lore
ullflHI permit
tlulUCATE = hereby certify that tho Ion.
don tauE ui Mexico UUl south america has on
special uHUusIt she ur'HlHfI funds iu guarantee mo
payment % all prizes drawn hY the Lotcria DC Ia
hpuCutyuD.a ruhirt
d. RODRIGUEZ RIVERA, Intervention
Further che company o. uIulri ~ a. tribute
niyHlN Trf cent ul tur value ui Al The tickets In
pfIfUs "a lHrDr proportion than 4 glvcn BY auy
other i0urrT
mon Irss than ace s0l Nv other lotteries uslug
tlr sHinu srhuHu
Dor fIu particulars nditru y. 1tassstti, Apar
tHdn saf. City uf WtNlru ur =. W. CULLEN, SIS
Iiar,iee street, Nashville, Tenn, General Arcut
iuf fHfr ul I,nuDsor To ave time ia SETTLING
litk,b ndlfvss your lrttef to Nashville. Team.
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o TnE Southern Trust Company offers Us
services In procuring loans on Memphis
real estate at low rates OF interest
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sinrr Of the IlINer..

orurr sioxAL sERyicE, q. gA.
MEMPHIS Tenn, May ~, 1879.
The following observations are taken at oil sia.
lions loo the 5ith meridian time which 4 one hour
later than Memphis lime.
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Water


TAKE La-cu.pi-a for your Chronic CatarTh
and get rid Of that offensive breath.
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LET 7. NJ. Galbreaih, No. 10 Madison
street, rent your houses and collect your
fCntH
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THE RIVERS.
Goats i.eavlns

TUESDAY.
Cncnnati-,........, ....BuCKENE STATE pm.
Arkansas River. JJE PEJaas . pm.
Natchez ................C CITY OF NlcKsBuEG, 10 am
st. Louis.......H..... .....BsLiE MEMPHIS ~ m.
New Madrid-............ Ruth . pm.
ST. Francis giyer.. GAYoso, > pm.
WEDNESDAY.
osc,o,a ...........~........Ro'A Ike, ppm,
Friars Point. pm
White River. .............CHICEAsAw 8 pm.
THURSDAY.
Arkansas CITY .......-...JAMEs LEE, SPIN.
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LADIES cape collars speciality at Mem.
phis Steam Laundry, 22i Second street
Branch Office 81 Madison street.
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MEMPHIS Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Ronoyating Works, go Bcalo street. Tcle-
phone 03G
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
Past End Dummy Iins.

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Leaves AuivN
stimlicd Exa.- hiOpm siimitci EN .. tuul a m
EMAIL aud IA. SLOAN etuii Hud ENs. .Ul pm
iN,uhHrn Ac tilpm iNUWb'n &c. 10 am
limited expires tmlua rin fUili between N1It
phla Hnd Louisville tanNlur Pullman hulHt
Drawing Nuum sleeping tHfs Mail and lGprsf
runs snl.d between Memphis nul LOUISVILLE car
wing erHHnt sleeping Hui frnl'uinr chair car. run
Meeting Ciufrly ut Fulton iuf taIru Ht Louis mod
Chicago. riyinr the only day ifnIn from Memphis
a. "a Louis Ticket uflc1 under Peabody iluid.
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LAprrs' fno suit Hats for 25c, worth
500, at i. Iayigno's.
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n highest cash pFiccs ior Hides Furs and Vol
IJlDrs AND kuRs WANTED AM HluiIESf
/ prices pii1 &llEiNLER s 20. sOi N0in 1t
ID c. SMITH. S6tNrY UNpERrAKER TIL,
n. phone No SiA o0iyo corner kan>a, and
Kerr avenues.
WANTED.
A COMMISSION, SALESMAN TO SELL che,
~ roots to iohhing trade in Tennessee, Atkan.
Sas Louisiana, Florida aud Alabama. AdlpSS
with reference, I, y, Box IN, Richmond, Va,
A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER AND MILL.
n ner to 60 20 the country; location near Mem.
'phS Address X, care Appeal
A WHITE GIRL WHO KNOWS SOMETHING
~. about cooking, Apply &2 adams street,
a MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, wHITEOR black.
~ for general honscMork, nj a2 Manassas street,
A MIDDLE AGED WHITE OR ColoRgD
~ woman at 10 Moshy st. General house WORK,
A 7 a7o MAIN STREET. WHITE OR CoLoRED
~ woman to assist in nursing sick child.
DooHKEEPERs. CLERKS, sTENoGRAPuERs,
ID etc, found WORK Apply llarc, accountant,
$40 Second street
DoY AT RoDwEGLS, THE PAINTER, 6Sis
ID Jefferson street
THIRST CLASS Thinner, TO 20 IN AND OUT.
II door work unmarried man preferred: stca ~
employment. Apply TO d. : ANDERSON Il Co,
Brow 1villc, Tenn.
IIoRsEs TO PASTURE, TELEPHONE t,ia
IL jos. BuRNEl, Woodltwn stock Farm.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR GOOD
| i second hand corn, oats and bnin sacks u.
c. MoDOuGAL & co. 3jt second street
I ADY AGENTS Entirely new icmals under
i 4 garments nothing like IT, over 5000 sold ptst
month: some agents make ~ high ~ slOO a day
nearly G10O0 testimonials positive proof irce Mrs
H. n Little, Chilago III
/ ApY AGENTs-NEw DESlG .LADIEs' AND
II childfcn's furnishing goods. stamp for cata.
loguc. Campbell Co, iSl randolph 81, Chicago,
/ ADY AGENTS AVERAGE OVER $40 WEEK
Il with my grand new rubber undcuarmcut
Address MRS, II. y. LITTLE, chicago, M
nLD GOLD AND SILVER FOR CASH OR EN.
" change. MuLFoRDs, 2al Main street
nLp GOLD AND SILVER BouGHT G. r.
" HofCHklss & co, Jewellers, ~ Madison 81
mo LOAN, sNOOO on IMPROVED CITY PROP.
L crty, In sums Of 500 and up, at better terms
than are publicly being Offered. Address l.. NJ. H.,
care Appeal
RIO BUY AN IMPROVED LOT on OR NEAR
L the dummy line, eastern part OF city, Cash
payment Address A., care OF No. ~ MARSHALL
avenue.
rINo EXCHANGE AVALUABLE PATENT FOR
L good farming land Call on or nddrcN J. ].
Jones carr No az Main street MemphiS Icnn.
IT UMBRELLAS AND PARAsOI.s 40 REPAIR
u and make 10 order Old aud now frames ~.
covered Ia any quality of goods desired We do
strictly ilrst class work Umbrellas ~ any price
made 10 order In an hours time THE MEMPHIS
UMBRELLA co. ~ Madison street
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CHEAP COLUMN

Advertisements IN thts eoumH pa h cadrcet a, RAJ. .,
N orf,po lAtsUae ,Va lgO ,,srilons ~, ana
letk Soc d-fb
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a suBRoo1 & WHITE 2.a FRONT 81. P\Y
~ hrhesI cash pricvs ior Hides, fuH and Wool
JJlDrs AND kuRs WANTED AMI HlulIESf
| L prices pii1l @llEiNLNR, s 90. 90 Main ct
ID c. SMITH, ,S0uNrN uNpERrAEER TEL,
n. phone No 3iA oOice corner kan>a, and
Kerr avenues.
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leaves AfsIFHt
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fsnriIH lnpfffH 40 pm 'tIUllH IKUrrHH.t A. am
tArm q Ln't tflQh am tNs'm a t4ul lrHNl pm
taHturpu between Memphis nnd Hrrlll should
thto Hirlls rrpu'Hs or local fwirht hs mail train
will not stop ut stations between Memphis nul tu
dia The accommodation aud lurHl Twilight carries
d coach ~ the accommodation uf lurtl tuyuL
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spECIAL EEATuREs

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nR.o J. scnEuH Ii.AlS COINS AID
1i Main street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-22
MEN OF LETTERS.

Hon William IL. English is writing c
state history of Indiana.
Ernest Coleridge has nearly completed
the biography Of his grandfather, tn,
poet
The father of Edgar Saltus sold Loui.
Napoleon the gums with which he wol
the battle OF Solferno.
GEORGE Meredith's new novel. said l.
have for its theme "tho romance o.
Journalism" is now well advanced.
1t is calculated that Wordsworth. H.
his many years Of sauntering. must have
travelled q distance ~ 10000 mics
One Of the most remarkable of uupro
fessional walkers was Professor Wilson
the "Christopher North" Of literature
Robert Buchanan has arranged Scott
"Marmion" for the stage. without sacri
fcng the mctrical form of the original
Alma Talema. whose work has beer
telling somcwha; ON lis health. has left
England for a tour through Denmark.
Sweden and Bavaria.
Charles Lamb. though he loved town
better than country, was one who Ice.
lieVcd in sweeping cobwcbs from tho
brain by brisk ana continuous walking.
Mr.. John Morley will spend the fall at
Lynton. in North Devon. where he ma.
taken house For three months he will
devote himself almost exclusively tc
literature.
Charles Dickens was a confirmed
tramp, and ~ doubt acquired his expert
ence Of life on the road" from actual
acquaintance with all sorts Of vagabond,
and odd characters. such as frequent
town and country lanes and highways
Southey, worn and preyed upon by
mental application and the practical
auXicties Of everyday life, found his
greatest relief in tramping about the
country, listening for what nature had
10 tell him and learning contenmenl
from her stability.
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n,rerrnll end stubh. In Charlotte.

SMITHyHLE. Septembert 20. Cor
respondence With the exception Of a
few speeches made bg home talent the
first gun OF the campaign WAS fired
here Yesterday by colonel c. I. . Fer
rail- lie commenced his speech by pay
ing the Democracy a glowing tribute.
He then discussed the tariff abb, and
elOquently. convincing every one ha
the Democracy is right IN its posi- ION
on that great issue. lie took the osi-
ton that the Blair bill has not been
treated as party measure; but the
Democratic representatives, both in
Virginia and North Carolina. favored
its passage. He stated that the Rel ub-
llcan party had had twenty years
in which 10 abolish the tobacco
tax, and claimed that the only hope
To get any relief from It IL by the Dem
ocIatic party. His treatment OF the
State issues was instructive and forci-
Bile. He completely refuted the charge
Of Malone made in his mf nifesto, that
the State has been subjected to much
heavier expense IN running the govern
ment under Democratic than under Re
publican management: and that II more
money had been scent. IL bad been ap-
propriated TO asylums and schools; aud
he deiied Malone 10 say that this was
an improper expenditure.
His arraignment Of Malone, poth as a
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-22

TIE TIMES is presented to the public
this morning in handsome new
dress. rendered imperatively necessary
for il 10 assume on account Of the ever
increasing pressure upon It's columns
its rapid growth in popular favor and
its determination TO pare neither labor
nor expense in giving the public all the
news. and bea worthy representative OF
the Southern metropolis. Asevidence OF
its remarkable growth, our bona fde
subscriptions have increased nearly five
hundred during the past week alone.
besides fully that number in addition
beng ordered daily on special orders.
The chances are that this increase will
certainly continue in much greater
proportion during each week hereafter,
and that ths TINES will rapidly
assume the place which has been deter
mined it shall occupy-that Of be
ing the leading paper in the South with
out any exception. Il Will Away. be
found brim full Of fresh news, spice
aud information. aud at all times the
staunch. uncompromising champion OF
Democracy and Southern Civilization.
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Henry county.

MART1NsvIiLE. September 90. .Cor-
respondence. The Republicans %
Henry ard Patrick counties assembled
here in convention to-day 90 nominate
a candidate for the Senate. They first
nominated a young man named John
Hooker. from Patrick. but be was TOO
smart 70 get IN the path az che Demo-
cratic cyclone, and declined. Then
Rev. TAYLOR Turner. II this county. vis
nlsced I'M nomination. but through Dos
brethren he declined tO allow bis name
In 90 before the c0nyention-ho isn0t
that vay Of thinking, as we learn
and "a last resort Nr. A. d.
P.digo wae placed DID nomination
aud accepted, making am od.Nme
abolition speech. and otherw ise di-por.-
ING himself asa true disciple nj South.
hating radirali-m. lie has ODD store a
terrible drubblng at the hands oi Hon.
n. G. Peters. who was nominated nr
the Democratsat Stuart. wednesday at
a candidate for the Senate. The w0r.
in this district Will be sharp and bots
aud all the indications point COB lcc...
i've Democratic victory.
Tie Republicans also nominated o..
day ". H. GranIy. the Commonwealth
Attorney for this county. an acani-
date tor tho House. who will be .r-
posed by Ii. G.. Pace. a Democrat. whl
h farmer aud one OF the bl-.all
-tannchest men IN the county.
Hon. John + Massey Will speak bore
on wednesday night next and hiN'..
Is booked for speech here ODD ine '..
DAY of October What oie-'ii.
the pars0n could meet him here I.l
tan his hide.
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WATCH TIE LITTLEW EASEL

"You never catch weasel asleep,
is an old saw, which it will be well for
the Democratic Central Committee and
the Democratic party of Virginia IN
general TO bear fully in mind during the
present important campaign. Reports
that come from all over the State are
OF the most encouraging character. The
people of Virginia seem to be alive
10 the vital necessity Of defeating Ma
boneisni, with all which that name i'm
plies. in November. and defections from
the ranks of the little boss are daily
reported On tho surface 1t appears
that the Democratic victory in Novem-
Der will be easy aud overwhelming
1t is this very appearance OF an
easy triumph, however, that the
Democracy must be on its guard
against. for it ia apt to beget Overconi-
dence. and Overconfidence begets Apa-
thv. and Apathy beGets Defeat. Malone
is VIGOROUSLY sly. subtle and energetic.
In tins contest he has cast all hls
political fortunes on the hazard
of die, aud he is fully sustained
by the administration at Washington
and by the Republican National Com
mltt,e. both of which will strengthen
his hands TO the utmos, of their ability,
determined. il il is possible, to break
the Democratic ranks in Virginia, which
is the recognized gate ofthe Solid South.
He will. therefore, be supplied with
money ad hbitum so as to have at his
disposal a corruption fund as large as
he may fad necessary 10 dspense IN
order to purchase Virginia for himself
and radicalism. just as Quay purchased
New York and Indiana for Harrison.
The intelligence and honesty of Nir-
pinia therefore fluids itself engaged at
this time in desperate fight with ig-
norance and corruption. and 1t may rest
assured that the little Easel, Malone,
will always have his restless, glittering
ewes wide open, watching necessarily
every point where he imagines he can
sec the slightest advantage to himself
As evidence Of how minutely he Is
working we learn from the very beet
authority-no other than that of a
prominent Democrat Of the city who is
taking an active part in the canvass
that he is writing to every precinct Ia
the S ate to ascertain the polling
strength. names aud politics Of the
voters Of such precinct. in order that
he may see exactly what he will have
70 do to turn every probability Of sue.
ce,s into certainty.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
Malone is political weasel and never
will be caught mapping. Aud be 1t
also remembered that his unscrupu
lousness and energy are equal to bis
slertness.
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rltT KTRGIAIi.

The Madison Square Company gave
an excellent performance OF an excel
lent play last week at the Academy.
The cast was good in all respects. and
the work was artistic and beautiful in
all its details. William Lewis, y. :.
Lipn.an: Edward Bainbridee. q law
student, Sidney Drew; Paul Benton. an
editor. James S Maffitt. Jr.; John Ham
ilton. a retired merchant, Joseph b.
Everham: James, family servant, j.
II. Shewell; Alice Mrs. Lewis. Miss
Sydney Armstrong; Fannie. her young
er sister. Gladys Rankin Drew; Martha.
maid. Miss Olive Stoddard; Editha
latter first act). little Nalhe Egar;
Elitha lin first act). lutte Juliet.
Mr.. Lipman took hold of difficult
character. and showed himself an ac-
comphshed artist IN the conception Of
the character and in every feature OF
the lnterpre alton. Mr. Drew Is known
as member of a distinguished dramatic
family. aud acted the eccentric comedy
Just 70 perfection. Mr. Matiit was equal
ly good, and the child part was ex-
quisite.
This is not only fine play. il is a
very interesting one, aud 1t pre- duces
the mixture of laughter aud tears that
ia he fascination Of the stage when
such good players VOL On the emo
tons of an audience.
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upon the minds Of voters. but nobody
can say yet whether it has benefited or
injured the Boulangist cause. The
peasantry may conclude that Boulap-
ger ~ done for" and vote in mass
for the Supporters Of the existing gov
ernment. On the other hand, they
may be indignant at what they may re-
gard as his unfair treatment and ex-
press their indignation by votes cast
for opposition candidates. The gov
eminent is uneasy. though it declares
itself confident. II one may hazard a
conjecture. the monarchists will be the
chief gamers by the election.
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1t is when man is in the iron grip Of
poverty that his clothes begin to gel
rusty
Love levels all things" Perhaps 50.
but ii has been noticed that its tendency
is not 10 make the head level
Never meet trouble half way 1t will
reach YOU soon enough
Notwithstanding the success Of the
great Mississippi mill this has not been a
good year for pugilism 1t has rained so
much that it has been impossible to have
i fair fight
The man who makes an apology in
preference 10 engaging in fight will
never need TO tell u lie when asked how
he came 10y that black eye.
\ man who has a cent left after al his
debts are paid is like a theatrical ad
Nanc@ aSent-one sent ahead
The man who is given to sober rellec.
ton seldom gets into tight place. Dos.
ton Courier.