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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
The Parts Exposition.

william Henry bishop IN May Atlantic.
Politics turn upon the Exposition, or
rather turn around H. for 1t is put forward
between the combaiants as the women
and children sometimes used 10 be In old
days, to keep them from falling upon each
other at once. The must damaging state
ment against Gen. Boulangcr by his enc.
mics Is 10 say that be has designs upon
the exposition; while his proudest reply Is
that the industrial interests Of Franco aro
inoxprcssibly dear 10 him, that "Boulan-
gor Is peace" aud that nothing In tho
world would induce him 10 harm the
enterprise.
There arc those who think, since the
lato overwhelming demonstration Ia his
favor, that Boulang1r himself, as President
or nayhap dictator, viii open the cxpOsi-
ton, though President Carnofs term docs
not expire till 1872. There arc even thOse
who think II will not open at all, but that
some ruthless bomhshell will drop into H.
and scatter iis dainty array Of the arts Of
peace 10 flinders. Fancy, In that case,
tho exceptional position Of one who has
been almost tho only witness Of an inter.
hAAiNNAA ~ I9fiAiNN IN' I'AA'' - Atitft"itHf
/ by no means cDyet the distinction, nor
indeed. do expect 10 have II. While
there IL little reluctance TO considering the
possibility ofeslablshIng q Dictatorship, n
monarchy, or what not, Of plunging into
domestic or f0rigu wars, and Of sacriiic-
ing all that makes lie dear, yet there Is a
general agreement that those calamities
ought 10 DO put Oh Tor tho present. lot
them not be- entered upon un-
al tho exposition is over. This
IL triile Gnica, 10 Do sure, and somewhat
like the qualms Of the condemned Who are
particular about their breakfast just before
being led out 10 execution; but Il the
exposition can serve a. a bond for keeping
the peace for oven six months, IT, pro-
moten will have buIIdcl better than they
knew. In the interval calmer counsoh
will have time 10 prevail, aud our French
brethren may conclude to put up with the
ennui which Is " hard for them 10 bear.
70 recognize thai all men aud rulers aro
imperfect. and 10 ilg along Win POI ulu
Republic never The most brilliant form
Of Government after the American iash-
ion.
Tar presence Of daudruH indicates die.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

the modern appliances for the invcstiga-
ton Of contagious maladics were brought
into use, and the investigations through
out have been conducted according 10 the
best methods and in harmony with tho
most recent advances OF sciorce.
The more important facts definitely de-
termined by these investigations may be
stated M follows
|. The disease Is n contagious and In
icctious one, and may be contracted by
healthy hog from n diseased ono. OF from
injected premises, aud the contagion may
be carried from farm 10 farm In various
WAYS. 49,
.. II Is bacterial disease. the germ hsv-
/ Ing been lnt accurately figured and des-
cribod In 1885, and studied almost con-
stantly since that time.
9. Tho germ Is reality cultivated Ia va
rious media, Ia transmissiblo 10 other AMI
mails than hogs from which q may DO ~
transmitted 10 swine aud produce fatal
form OF tho disease.
T. A fatal disease similar 20 hog cholera.
which has been named Swine plague" 20
distinguish II from tho disease hrst mot
with, was discovered during the progress
OF these Investigations IL Ia also a
germ disease widely distributed aud fatal,
aud may exist as a complication in out
breaks OF hog cholera.
D. The disease may generally be pro
vented by isolation of the animals, and by
cleanliness combined with simple meas
urcs 81 dlslnfcciion.
u Outbreaks Of hog cholera arc 10 lie
checked by separating the well from the
diseased animals, aud pmclicing disiniec-
ton.
Z. Infected premises may be made saic
for the admission Of new herd by disin-
iocting with limo or other disinicctanlH,
and allowing three 10 six months to clapm
after the disease has disappeared.
:. Medicines have not been found 10
greatly influence the course OF the disease.
.. incubation has been tested In almos,
every form rs preventive without salts
factory results
TO- Hog cholera Is apparently identical
with disease which has recently been
described In various parts Of Europe.
Nearly every conclusion h based upon
conducted experiments, and tho
work NJ q whole il valuable contribution
~ agricultural and veterinary literature.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

been thinking Of was not 80 much the i'm.
proyemcnt and elevation Of the woman as
the commercial protection OF tho man.
Tho statute n, in fact, In the nature OF an
adulteTation act. Women were 10 be pro-
vented from obtaining husbands under
false prctenscs, whether of hair, hight,
complexion, or what not; and the success
full loisting upon tho unwary male por-
son OF beauties which turned out not 10
be the genuine article was made capital
oiienHe. This being NO, II would only
have been tair To encourage tho pos
scssom Of natural and unmanulacturcd per-
sonal attractions by legislating smartly
against masculine celibacy. The old colonial
statute. however. being passed, like the
laws 10 bitterly denounced ON female suff-
rage platforms, 10y men alone. aud not by
women, the injustice was, OF course, left
unrcdresscd. How the statute succeeded
in this onc-sidcd operation wo shall now
probably never know. We entertain,
nevertheless very shrowd suspicion that
the number OF ellis Majesly's subjects So
duccd or betrayed into matrimony after
the act" showed no material reduction on
the number OF Ills Maicsty's subjects who
had experienced the fate In question. Tho
excellent legislators OF New Jersey had yet
10 learn what legislation could do aud
what II could not, aud assuredly they
would have found that the task Of restrain.
ing the Establishments Of the female boz
longcd most distinctly 10 the latter cato
CORY. II. moreover, they had studied hui
man nature In either sex little moro
closely, they would have declined the leg
isative attempt in question, not merely
because II was impossible, but because
IL was supcrhuoua Il Is not more
idle 30 forbid women 10 set Oh their
natural attractions 90 tho best advantage
than II Is unnecessary 10 prohibit them
from carrying this process beyond the
point at which art ovorbalancos nature.
ior 10 do this Is Ia defeat their own object
aud 10 rcpcl those whom they would at
tract. In vain IL the not spread la the
sight Of any bird. and few, indeed, aud too
weak minded 10 h. worth the legislators
attention, must bo tho birds who are
caught boy such openly spread nets ~ the
cold time" ladies OF New Jersey would APP
pear 20 have disposed Ia front Of their in
tended victims. let us again congratulate
ourselves on the improved methods Ol pro-
ccduro which prevails nc the present day.
when, if-hature docs not Dust art alto
gulhor, she il simulated by Il ~ success
fully M 30 be herself deceived. The differ
onco, moral aud physical, between this
and reality IL w inf Intestinal M 10 disap-
by candle light.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

generate ago, bat ayow frankly that in
civil and social life the tone is lower than
it ought to be. do not despair regarding
our countryside is great Her people
are naturally mbued with love Of Justice
to labor-to man from man; we are not
strangers to that princely gem OF philan.
thropy. or to the splendid activity OF women
in behalf OF their own sex. The social
tendencies in the great cities outside OF
politics, are most inspiring, most ele-
waiting. But the srolls system, and its re-
lated vice, the purchase OF votes, arc things
to be afraid Of, to be jumped upon and
stranglcd,'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
Hood VIII reII.

There are "Blue.booded" people, and
'l,cd.bloodcd" people, and "white.boodcd"
people. but there are moro "Bad.bloodcd
people than all the rest put together. Some.
times their blood Is simply Impure. In
that case there II no better remedy than
Pc.ru.na. But sometimes their blood II
Diseased, aud horrible indeed some Of these
Blood Diseases are. There Is Chronic Catarrh.
for instance, aud ScrOfula, aud Chronic
rheumatism, Chronic Ulcers, and oven
more horrible diseases These are terrible
diseases, and especially " when they brcak
out at this season u the year, when the body
u relaxing under the cnervatng heat, and
yet has not adapted itself 10 facilitating
summer conditions. Happily. suffering
manhood u not without remedy for such
dire Affections. La-cu.pla has proved itself
Ia thousands Of cases grand cure for them.
As Blood Remedy Il now stands uncqunlcd.
Read its record In DIR. Hartmans ellis OF
Life" sent free by Pcruna Medicine Com.
pamy. Columbus. o. The action Of In.cu.
pia win j. materially aided by keeping the
Bowels and General System IN good order,
by means Of Man-a-lin. Each rctails at only
81 a bottle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

A PLEASANT LEMON DRINK.
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For si,k aud nervous headaches take
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For los, Of appetite aud debility take
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Tor levers chills and malaria take lemon
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Lemon Elixir will not flil you ln any of
the above named diseases. al ol which arise
from torpid or diseased liver stomach,
kidnrvs bowels or blood.
Prepared only by Dr.. II. Mollcy, Atlanta,
Ga. -.
Fidy cents and one dollar per bottle. Sold
by druggists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

"IIog Cholera: Ils history, nature and
treatment, as determined by tho inquiries
and Investigations Of the Bureau Of AMI
NAL Industry" This work is a condensed
review Of the experiments conducted by
Dr. ID. T.. Salmon, chief Of the Bureau OF
Animal Industry, and his assistants in
sttuiod Tor the purpose OF determining
tho nature Of this very destructive disease
Of swine, with n Wow 10 tho discovery Of
effective preventive measures or some sue.
ccssiul mode Of treatment The history
Of this, or some similar fatal disease Of
swine, il traced back ~ iar ~ the year
1883 Tho truo date OF tho appearance of
the malndy In this country, however. can
not be- accurately determined. In 1910
the disease now 20 generally known ~
hog cholera was found prevailing In q large
number Of widely separated States, aud
from this period ON Il rapidly extended
until Il affected the swine OF every State In
the Union. Tho contagion Is supposed 10
have been originally imported from Europe
with animals brought 20 this country for
the purpose Of improving our breeds Of
swine.
After establishing beyond question tho
identity Of the disease as II existed thirty
or forty years ago with the malady Affect.
ing swine Of the present day, by copious
extracts from the reports OF DrS Georgn
sutton and T.. NJ. Snow, DR.. Salmon en-.
ten into royicw Of tho results OF the in.
ycsuga,lons conducted under his direction
aud immediate supervision ut tho Expert.
mental station Of tho Department and In
the Laboratory Of the Bureau. These ex.
pcrmonts extend over a period OF five
wears aud have resulted In the discovery
Of a mass Of facts which explain the nature
Of the disease, and Indicate the measures
that should be used for IL prevention. All
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
Agony Q. Courted

ny persons who attacked by mild form OF fhcn.
mhlism ucs .c1l 90 scck prompt rcllci subscqueal
torture j. prevented BY an Immediate resort " Iias
letters stomach nIucn Slight exposure. an ocA-
sIonal dmughi Will bcsct this painful malay.
where thcU h a prrdhposlion 10 II In the blossl
Il IL not dncuIt TO arrest the trouble At tho OUTSET
but we'll nigh impossible 10 eradicate Il whom ma
urci Nocyidencc IN relation 10 tins supssb blood
dcpur,nt il moU positive Than that which esiab
fishes o. efficacy as a prc,ci'-~c aud remedy ior
rheumatism. Not only l. Il thorough but an.
which tbr vegetable and mineral pnis1us oitan
taken a. cumti,cs " the disease arr not ncsId~
cip,Iing the rheumatic virus from The system. q
o,gf.Imgs icyrf aud nguo, biii0usnc. constipation
aud dfHuFuFia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
NotIre.

The Prospect Park & Belt Dummy Line
will begin running regular trains 10 Pros.
pcct Park today. Trains will leave Second
aud Gayoso streets about every hour and
forty minutes aud pass within short dis
lance Of Calvary Cemetery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
BISHOP POTTER
REoPENs HIS CRUSADE AGAINST
oFFIoE-TRAFFICING.

He Meant Every Word He Uttered In
His Sermon, But Did Not Mean to
Say That Andrew jackson Was a
.Vulgarian-He Agagin Scores the
Plutocrats.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
rrou,nsnt Mini-,er writes.

After ten ycirs u great suffering from indi'
rrstiou. with great nervous prostitution, btl-
iousnrss. dlsorlcrrd kidneys aud oonstiPa-
ton / have been cured by Dr. Molleys
Lemon Elixir and am now well man.
REy. q. &. DAVIS,
Ed. NJ. r. Church, South. No. - Tatnall
street Atlanta, Ca.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

orricE, furnished with towel rack, comb.
brush and clean towel every morning TOT
% cents per week, by Memphis ssez1A
Laandry. Ornament 10 any ohioe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
LOVE AND LYNCHING.
A STORY OF HoRsE-srEALrNa AND
FIGHT IN A TEXAS TOWN.

A Thrilling Romance That Was Enacted
in the Rio Grande Country-How Old
Nealon Headed Regulators and Got
His Fugitives.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
NArAPRAIM THE HEAD,
nnrnninr Of Lnnni

entity cured by DR. saoss o.1ARRH REMEDY at by STr '
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
ANoTIfKR nonnrnY.

"My horse Is stolen" he shouted.
The regulators understood and gave
chase 10 the thief As soon as they got
within range they opened fire.
/, was almost dark, and the figure Of the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-11-03
WELCOME DAKOTAS.

Two New States Admitted to the Sitter
hood.
WASHINGTON, D. c., November p
The following dispatch was sent from the
executive mansion at 4 o'clock this after
noon by Secretary Blaine to Governors
BIillet.e and Miller, CT North and South
Dakota. Bismarck, North Dakota.
The last act in the admission ST the
two Dakotas as States in the Union was
completed this afternoon at the executive
mansion. at 8 O'Clock and forty minutes,
bv the President signing at that moment
the proclaastions required by the law for
The admission of two or more States. The
article on prohibition submitted separately
i'm each State was adopted in both. The
article providing for minority representa-
ton in South Dakota was rejected by the
people. This is the first instance IN the
hiscry Of the National Government OF
twin States. North and South Dakota en-
tered TIE Union at the same moment.
Sigoed. JAMES G. BLAINE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-11-03
TWO STATES
In WHICH THE POLITICAL BATTLE
Wakes Far Warmer Than 1t Ever Has
Before.
THE SITUATION ACROSS THE OHIO.
LangstOn'S Friends Deserving Malone by
the Hundreds.

COLUMBUS, o., November 2.-The staff
correspondent of the Louisville Courier.
Journal telegraphs his paper as follows:
The Republicans say they are going to
carry the State of Ohio next Tuesday by
from Is. 600 to 20, 600, and the Legislature
by from 8 to 10 on joint ballot. The bsst
posted Republicans I have met here tell
me this, and they appear TO be in earnest.
Somehow or other, l do not believe that
they really think they are going
to do anything of the kind. The
Democrats say that they are Goipg
to beat Foraker, and that the Legislature
will be close, but they expect to carry it.
1 think that the Democrats really do be-
lieve that they will elect Campbell, but I
do not think that they have much hope Of
carrying the Legislature
After spending the day at the State
Committee rooms of the two parties, and
talking to fifty or more men on each side,
from ali parts Of Ohio, l am forced to the
conclusion that the contest for Governor,
50 far as surface indications 90, is close
and doubtful, and the result is uncertain.
Then there is certainly considerable dis-
affection in the Republican ranks against
Foraker, but whether enough to overcome
a Republican plurality of over 10000 is
hard to say.
Ohio is Republican State always when
full vote is polled and the Democrats
never carry it when the Republicans get
out their full vote. The State polled last
year 841 900 votes, and the vote counted
on next Tuesday, it is thought, will not
exceed $50, 600. TIE Democrats say that
they will get out their vote, as they have
got 3 chance to win, and the Republicans
admit that a failure to poll large vote
will be against them. There is no doubt
but that the large cities, like Cincinnati,
Columbus, Cleveland ard Dayton, will
show large Democratic gains. This the
Republicans cOncede, but they say that
tbs Western Reserve will more than make
uplfor theiT losses in the cities. The Dem
ocratic gains in the cities is attributed to
the accession Of many Germans heretofore
vcsing the Republican ticket.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-11-03
RIVER COAL DEAL.
The Eastern Syndicate Still Figuring { Its
Outi0na

The Eastern Syndicate still Figuring its
Options
PITTsBURG, November 2.-There have
been rumors afost from some unknown
source that the big deal having in view the
purchase of the river coal interests will aot
be consummated. One report had it that
the river men now desire to increase the
prices placed on their property, and en-
other is to the effect that the prospective
purchasers will not put the required cap
ital.
A prominent operator said to-day, ''it
don't look as though the deal is very far
off when the Eastern people have had and
still have experts az work making es.i-
mates on the property and figuring on
other matters. don't mean to say that
the deal is sure to go through, but DO say
that there are as yet 10 Indications that II
will not The condition of the coal trade
in the past two or three months has been
such as to make operators less inclined
than ever to sell, but they have given their
options, signed contracts, and if the syndi-
cate people want the property all they have
to DO is to lay down the cash"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-11-03
ANARCHY REVIVED.
A Call for Monster Meeting of the Reds
in 81. Louis.

A Call for Monster Meeting of the Reds
in 81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. November 2.-Tsns Of thOus-
auds of a remarkable anarchistic pamphlet
have been printed, calling for monster
meeting of Anarchiets in this city next
Sunday. The little book contains eight
pages, and is bordered IN deep mourning,
made to represent two gallOws frames
Joined 1t is dedicated land the Anarchist
uprising is called SIN Memorism Of the
Martyrs of the Working People, Murdered
at Chicago on November II, 1887" 1t is
addressed to the working people, and il.
recites that five men suf,r5d a crime such
as history has never Witnessed"
The circular concludes by calling On the
Anarchists, Socialists, trades uniouiste,
Knights OF Labor, Turner'S, free thinkers
a1d citizens to ssizs tie opportunity Of
fered on, November IL, at the corner Of
Elm aid Third streets, to divide good ard
evil into two camps and to rally under the
standard of social revolution.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-11-03

knight Theodors's Threats to Billy Ma
hone's Henchmen.
WASHINGTON, November 2.-OOmmis-
sioner Roosevelt said to-day that he heart
Iy concured in what Commissioner
Iaouplon had said with regard 10 theprO-
posed prosecution Of all persons connected
with the recent Old Dominion Republican
League political assessment circular. The
evidence before the commission, Mr.. Roose-
velt said, in his opinion fully warranted
the presentation oi the matter 10 the courts.
As soon as all the testimony could be OBJ
iaiued the case would be laid before the
d strict Attorney. As 70 the action Of the
League in appointing a committee to visit
-ha departments tomorrow to collect pOlie-
.cal contributions, Mr.. Roosevelt said that
be bad warned all concerned that the COM
mission would promptly prosecute any one
who violated the law in soliciting, receiv-
ing or giving political contributions.
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of the news" sent OF In the latest
teleerams mention Is made Of two men
n med Cain, as being smorg those shot.
There is no family ramed Cam IL Lincoln
county. or at least none in ths Hart creek
8si0hborhood. There is a Cain Adkins,
bnt he il alive and well. It Is equally
certain that John Brumfeld did not 90 to
Hnnfiogton for arms, and If he has been
shot II has been within the past thirty-six
boprs. and news OF the fact could not have
reached here last night, OF even to-day
A few words about the people OF Ii =
coin county will not be amiss, IN this
Telegram. They are not the savsges rep
resented IN the papers. Oa the contrary
the very men involved IN this Brumh9lu-
Adams feud are amoDg the largest tax
Dsyers ard most extensive farmers IN the
county. They are men OF intelhgenee,
TAN brosd-shouldered and good-natured,
bosnitabls beyond all comparison, and are
gsrsrsIlv law-abiding. Their only fail
irg. ifit may be put thus mildly. iscOm-
rlieifv in tbs unfortunate feud between
ne families who have been mentioned.
Whisky is largely res jonsible for the con-
tinuance of thi, trouble, and will be IN
great measure blamable for any further
less of life.
InexplanatiOn Of the apparent reluctance
of the authorities 10 do anything to sop
press tie lawlessntss, it may De stated that
most Of the local officers Ia the aection
where the Bruufslds live are related, in
some wsy or other, or are in sympathy
with. one OF other OF the factions, and are
not disposed to act. Posses have been got
together, but have failed 90 perform what
was expected Of them, s1d there Is no sp-
parent solution of the trouble except by
tee parties concerned themselves. 1t Is
quite az likely that this solution will be
found, as that there will be a continuance
of the trouble, and further blOOlshed.
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CLICKS FROM THE WIRES.

A dozsn people were poisoned by eating
diseased cheese at OarbOndale, Pa. Sew
eral are in critical condition.
A committee has been appointed by the
stock holders to reorganizs the cotton and
oil trust
The Pan.American excursion train be-
tween Indianapolis and Louisville ran at
the rate of 20 miles an hour.
The two women arrested in Michigan
and taken to Kansas are not believed to
be members of the notorious Bender fam
lily.
A four days session OF the National W.
G T. q. will be held at Chicago, COM
mencing November s.
John Teemer has the offer of expenses
and backing to row Searle in Australia.
The Governor of Washington Territory
in his report says that the territory has
population of 275, 900.
The property of BelfOrd, Clarke & Co.,
the publishers, was yesterday reconveyed
TO them, and they will resume business.
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GRANTS REMAINS

viii Not be Removed to West POint-Mrs.
Grants Wish.
NEW YORK, November "A story was
published in theinewspapars here.this morn
ing concerning the final disposition of the
remains of the late General Grant, which
now lie in vault at Riverside Park. 1t
was said by George w. Childs, OF Phila-
delphis, that the body would shortly be
transferred by direction of the Generals
widow either TO West Point or Arlington.
Mrs. Grrnt, when spoken to about the re-
port this morning, said she was not at
present prepared to make any statement in
the matter. It is understood she is op-
posed 60 the removal.