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Committee Of Arrangements :

NOAAAAAbS~C VI .
John P. Wood, Esq, Memphis.
DA Williamson, ESQ, Chairman.
Hon " y LOhand, Memphis
John & Lauier, ESQ, Memphis.
Gen Albert Pike, Nemphis.
Gen AT stewart. Mem pills.
Admiral Raphael Ssmnss, Memphis.
Levi JOY, Asq, Memphis
" Fl Cherry, ESQ, MemphiS.
James Elder, Esq, Memphis.
Col James Coleman, Memphis.
iiJ WorshaH, K Sismplis
5 B Robins, Esa. \ nphis.
Co san Tate, JedF his,
Larry HarmStad, Memphis.
CapJJ West Sneed, Memphis
Capt Jas 7 Bourne, Memphis.
j G Davis, Memphis
XXI 3 h Vim, Memphis.
Edward G Jacobs. Memphis.
Dr. J VI Keller Memphis
Simon Loeb, Mem phIs.
Capt CB thUrcE, Memphis.
J " Page, Jr, aemphls.
Col NJ Galway, Memphis.
J a Menken, Memphis.
Col 81 Clair bearing, Memphis
ten J r Chalmers, Memphis.
Col j II Mcmahon, Mempcis.
Col Leon TrouSdaIe, Memphis.
" B Galbreath, Memphis.
Newton Ford, Memphis.
A Ee-ssel. Aemph-s-
p K Cousins, Esq, Memphis
Dr. W WilkersUn, Memphis.
Col n Mageyenyr Jr, MemphiS
col John " Dawson, Memphis.
Col Cd SeldeD, Memphis
Col a Woodruff, Memphis
Col Frank White, Memphis
Col A j Keller, MeHphIs.
Col Luke W Finley, Me uphls.
j N BurEe, Memphis
ogden Fontsin, Memphis
Caot Z A Knox. Memphis.
o K Bayi s., Esq. Memphis
B Strattqn. Memphis.
W L cameron, MCWpnie.
DR. J Ward. Memphis
DR. J II Howell, Memphis.
DB MOllOy, Memphis
A Naecaro, Memphis.
B Bayliss. Memphis.
b Waddell, M~enphis-
Dr X " Mitchell, Memphis
Col CAN'T Memphis.
DR. JnO Erskine Memphis
R Moon, Memphis
Col Jno D Brown, Memphis.
Mai. viii o WOOdson, Memphis.
Henry A Montgomery, Memphis.
Gen j % Rufin, Memphis.
Hon J E r Ray, Memphis.
Capt W II Kuea, Ne pnis.
" NJ Connolly, eemphts.
Capt D II Todd, HI i~IsyiIe. Ala.
Dr Lindsey, Florence, Ala.
Cant Pete. TuScumabta, Ala.
Ut Keller. Tuscumhia, Ala.
Gen J F Pagan, Little Rock.
Col l. G. Cause, JacksonporL-
Gen r G shaver, ~JacksOnpoTt
Gen b NBradfOrd, Aberdeen, Mis-.
II NJ billiard, Clarendon, Ark.
Col A W Johnston, Helena, ark.
Cen Writ Adams, Grenada, Miss.
Col KinlJck FalcOner, Holly Springs.
Capt Scruggs. COrinth. Miss.
Nal J - Adams, New Orleans.
Mai John =. Bills. BOlvar, Tenn.
Major + P Mcneil, Bolivar.
Gen W II Jackson, Jackson, Tenn.
Hon W r Stephens. Jackson. Tenn.
j 7 PuindeXter, Walden, Miss
Nathan Adams, Hay wOsd county, Tennessee,
NJ r Parish, Bolivar, Tenn.
J N Lawrence. PontOtOc, Miss
NJ 5 Ward. Pamela, Miss.
: NJ IhOmpssu. oxford, Miss
/ A Only, Raleigh, Tenn.
DR. Alex Thompson, humboldt.
Col J B Morgan, HernanfO.
j W williamson, Unisn City.
DR. + + VOORHEES,, Union city.
Al Lawson. Union City
FOL James n Patterson, Augusta, Arkansas.
r " Lynn, J-acksonpOrt
Major W r Woodruff, Little Rock.
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MARRIED.

DE oLF-CURTIS- Married on the evening
Of the 18th inst at Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, by Rev. Mr. Davis. MELvsLIE w. Dir
WOLF. ESD, to Miss ExMAC CURTIS, al Of this
rIfv--
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To the Pa53ic.

Ample arrangements will be made 70 seat
Ten thousand. All persons DESTROYS OF attend
ing will please procure ucke-s, AS there VIII De
no money taken at the gate
mF- Tickets 10 be had AZ the different Hotels
su,l Music and Book stores.
Ma The exercises vii at prects ly
Q O'Clock am.
Tb ~ wishing to enter as contestants will
make application to the Secretary. at No. Us
Main street. Married men not admitted as
confesrgnts- ap0 I'd
FE- The list closes on the 18th
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-17

NEW YORK, May I6.-The National
Union Committee has issued an appeal,
urging the republicans ~inevery state to
r~e-organize Immediately for the ensuing
elections of 1885, preparatory to the
coming presidential contest, and
especially In the unreconstructed states.
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NO. L.
H CHINCARORA
ANTI
4!

VHE CBINCARORA sACco grows from the
rich soil OF the ORiEST," and Is possessed
OF a peculiarly delicious flavor entirely I'M
known to the tObaccus Ofal other cllmes- But
It's unprecedented pOpul-rity has sprung from
the factot the entire aD-ence Of that deadly poi
son N5c0fta, which permentes every other tObac
CO, and which Is the ono and so e cause OF the
distressing nervous diseases. dyspepsia, etc,
which most invariably. sooner or later, follow
the indulgence of the pipe and cigar. At
the recent ana yZItiOn OF tobacco from all
parts OF tue world, ar the Academy of Sciences,
ia Paris, the reuoWue chemist. NJ. LaimOu-
reauX, declared that while European and
centr and the purest Havana tobacco from two
10 five per cent OF Nic1hH, the CHING tRosA
did not contain one discOVerable particle OF
tnat deadly poison, a drop Of which, extracted,
will q stroy life.
Our agent az BOMBAY has shipped us large
quantities OF the C-EINGAKoItA during the rast
two years, and although we have been pressed
to supply the demand fr this delicious luxury
10 the veteran smoker. Yet we 6re now pre-
Jared TO offer II In unlimited Quantities. at q
price much lower Oh IN some American tobacco
Of a far inferior quality.
A cOunOisseur has but TO smoke the Ameri-
can tobacco and cigars. y hieh are invariably
medicinal taste which leaves "A nauSe0us. un-
ealthy coating in the mouth, and in time
seldom fails to shatter the nervous system.
Toe natives or the ORIENT" smoke the
C-HINGARoRA from morn til night. from youth
to gg, and are happily unconscious Of the
wild, distressing IRE which courses through
the veins OF the inhaler OF the fumes sT to
ba co containing NicDtiH.
We invite every lover Of the weed to try the
CHISGAK IRA, and guarantee unprecedented
plea uFe In its delicious flavor,
Sold every where at 81 q pound.
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Gents Furnishing Goods.

and Ne ok Ties.
English and American White, Brown AID
Fancy Half Hose.
LisleiT1iread Under Shirts and Half Hose.
Umbrellas.
Alan a lara Lot
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Fancy Goods and Notions.

HAVING INCREASED OUR WHOLESALE
II Business to a large extent, and IT being
utterly impossible TO give the usual attention
our Retail trade requi as. We are fully deter
mined to Civ mp our long established Betail
AT the earliest possible moment, ana
from this day on, commence to close out
our entire stock or above mentioned
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-17

" KICK & BR6 have again resumed the
u. Livery Business, in their new, FIRE
PROOF STABLE. No. 500 Second street, be-
tween Gsyoso and Beal.
E peeial attention given to poarding, and
10 the sale OF transient Stock, and to the
Storage OF every variety of merchandise
myi7 I'm Z. KICK n BRO.
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PERUVIAN PARK RITTERs,r
CELERR ED TnNTn.

ACerIain ~PreTsntiVe for Fever and Ague
n KoUNS q BRO, 50 Common St., n. o.
~ MnoLeYAle Agents Manufactures by DR..
ssrest,.Htb. APPS WY
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H. BACHLY
Nnfice.

Before William S. Walton, J. p, No. % MRdi-
son street.
Steamer Mollie Haubieton VS.. y. Z. Stocs er.
VlHE defendant in the above entitled cause
will please take notice that an Attachment
has been sued out against him and levied upon
Oae box containing surgical instruments, Oa
the ground that he is a nonresident OF the
cess OF law cannot be served upon him, and
that the said cause Is set for trial al my Office,
in the city of Memphis. on the Sth day OF June.
1867, when and where he can appear and de-
fend toe said suit. or the same viii be pro-
ceeded with eX parte; and that n copy Of this
ord r he publ shed once a week, for four weeks,
Ia the 9femphis ArPEAB-
WILLIAM 3. WALTON,
Justice Of the Peace.
HUME F. HILL, Attorney for PlsintiE.
~ q Ha1-aHH
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AISTON-
Attachment Ha.if.

OAeEA hlO MASTER.
BY EN-. CoLMAS, Deputy Clerk and Master
Slaughter Il SwIngiey, sols. for complainant,
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MASONIC NOTICE.-1Re
M officers and members Of Hamfl- ~
ton Lodge, No 299, are hereby notified " ~
70 attend q regular MI
THIS friday Evening, at s o'clock =
D m, for work.
Officers and member OF sister city Lodges and
trans ent brethren In good standing, are ful-
t~ernally invited 20 attend.
By order of T. NJ. STANLEY, W. NJ.
", q. RuETs, Secretary, myiTl 10
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VIEW ADvERTIsEME'Ts


A Coon BUSINESS MAN, with a cash cap
IA ital Of II M SS0O0to sI0.0eC, TO engage in a
Wholesale Grocery and Commission Business
already established and now controlling a fair,
liberal trade. Sattsfaetaiy references given ana
required. For particulars address Key Box
81. Atlanta, Ga. myi7 lie
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PUBLIC SALE
r
FORT PICKERING LOTS,
On Wednesday. NAY %. 1897.

WE shat sell fOr various parties. Al the
above time FIFTX-FOUR LOT Ia tie
town Of Fort Pickering and WalOnshby WI
liamsf Addition. as follows:
Book slots !, 2. 3, 4, S. Is, 10 and y, fronting
on Second, Leonard. Water aud Georgia street.,
belonging % Charles Kortrecht, Esq
Block @LOts ., q, . and u, belonging 70 L
G. Trezsvant and &. h. Cobb.
Block slot No u
BLOCK 4-LOts No. 1 and 2.
Block A. Lots No. !, Z, 3 end 4. the property
OF Mrs Virginia Thomas
FOURTEEN LOTS, belonging 70 The Hissis-
appi and Arkansas Land Company - follow
Block Mo-. 8, -.
Block 81 Nos l. z, u, Is.
Block 6@NOE 4, 5,6. Is, II, Is, u, 20
EIGHTEEN LOIS in Block A. OF WIloughby
Williams Addition.
These Lots VIII be designated By stakes, and
parties Bre requegted TO examine them before
the sale, which VIII be positive and without
reserve.
Sale upon the premises. beginning on the
kOrtrecht Lots 40 y O'Clock
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & %.
nyLf ~ A-ucfiouseTa
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Goods at Cost.
Our StOck Consists of

The most or our stock Is all new but recently
bought at the late decline in goods, and well
worthy the inspection Of City and Country
Buyers.
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Tho GREAT MEDICAL ANNUAL

uostetter's United States Almanac for 1867, for
distribution Cratic, throughout the United States
and all civilised countries Of the Western llemi.
sphere, will be published about the hrst OF Janu.
ary, and all who wish to understand the true phil.
osophy Of health should read and p"ndsr the val.
liable suggestions 10 contains. In addition TO an
admirable medical treatise on the causes, proven.
ton and cure Of great variety Of diseases, II em.
braces . large amount Of information interesting
10 the merchant, the mechanic, tho miner. the mr.
mer, the planter. and professional man and tho
calculations have been made for such meridians
and ATTITUDES are most suitable for acorrcc; aud
comprehensive NATIONAL CALENDAR.
Tue nature. uses, and extraordinary sanitary o.
fsets Of HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS, the
staple tonic and Alternative Of moro than half the
Christian world, arc fully set forth In it pages
which are also interpreted with valuable recipes,
humorous anecdotes. and other Instructive and
amusing reading matter. original and selected.
Among the Annals 10 appear with tho opening Of
the year, this will be one Of the most useful, and
nv Be Asd for "a. asking, Send for copies TO the
Central Mandatory, at Pittsburgh, Pa, or 70 The
nearest agent Tor nOsTETTERS STOMACH BIT.
TIERS The BiTTERs are sold In every city. town
and village Of the United StateA im2
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|
pess and % numerous are the csses OF ~ cures,
thst slusst every section Of country abounds in
per,ons pubiioly known, Who have been restored
non alarming and even dsspsr.te diseases o. the
innrs by its Sss. when once tried. hs sapsriority
over every other expcctorant 10 too apparent 70
sscspo observation. and where is virtues are
NOM, he pablo no longer hesitate What antldote
10 employ Or che distressug and dangerous anee-
lions Of the pulmonary organs thai are lncidsnt 70
our climate. while many Inferior remediss tnfust
upon ne community hare hAilsd and BEEN alseafu;
81 thIs has ysined friends BY every trsai consrfes
benents ON the amlcted they can never forreS rnd
prodsesd esrss too numerous and too rsmsrHsoi'
We can only assure The prbl!s, that is quality
b carefully kept mp to the best 10 ever has zen,
and that 10 may Be relied on 10 do for thsir relsi
S , NUMBER Of Cisrrynsn, physieiass, ot,ts:
mem. and eminent psrsoaaEcs, hsvs lens nell
nsnss 20 certify ths usefulness OF car
remeiiss, but spses here vi not permit the lnssI.
lion of them. The Agents hslou namsd Mnlsh
rrstis cur AxsaicAH ALMANAC 10 wAteh they efs
oven, win else fall descriptions Of NE CON-
P INC. Who require IN sr~snss nsAetss g peri
~ the blood VII apd Arsn's Corr. BIT. SAasA-
rAsiILI ths rsuedy 70 uss. Try IL once, and yOu
Pepsrsd By ]. G. AVER . CO., Lowell. Ms.s,
and cold by all Drugxiss and dealers IN medicine
evsrywhsfs. - -'lH E'.H' Sm2 -
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wuu party wen, wun WY. .ud ,o,hsr. 10th.

or.
Fillyel love he'd dono more in tho strcwin
biznis than il sot out to do. Tho six lovin
daughters Of the decest John he'd no, only
sirewed flowers onto his grave, but hair
and collars, and buzzum pins, and shreds
NV silk, and waterfalls and cotton, and
false teeth. and pieces NV almost every thing
witch goes to make up the sum total Nv ie-
male attire.
Ez gazed at the wreck and saw their
tattered forms vanish in the dim distance,
Good not help admittin that when II come
to strewin the graves Nv deccst ancestors
there WIZ some disadvantages attendin the
patriarklo system.
PETROLEUM v. NAsBr, p. NJ,
(Which is Postmastcr,) AMI likewise Pro-
fessor NV Bihlikle Poli,icles in the Southern,
Classikle & Military lnstitoot
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DIR. now continues 70 bs consulted o. nh o.;
Ace Nos. and Endlcott street, boston, o. ~ \,
disc ssss of PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
by Q long course OF study and prneues s.per,.
ny the unfortu nate with remedies that have never
hiled 20 cure the moot alarming cases OF Gs.r.
yAss and SypA,iis. beneath bis treatment, All inc
horrors Of veneresl and Impure blood, impotsn.
In the regions OF procreation. Inflammation Of 1he
Blsddetand kidneys, Hydroeele, Abseesses, ha.
mors, friyhtful SwellinHs, and The long uain OF
arc made 10 become ~ harmless - the simplest
ailings Of child. Particular attention givento
the treatment OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS In all ifs
der Dr. Dowr treatment few days or weeks. will
be furnished with pleasant rooms, and charges for
board moderate.
PS. Ladies' who arc trouhled with any disease
peculiar 20 their sy,tem will IND speedy relief by
calling on DIR. DOW, at his once, No. . Endieott
street.
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VINELAND

Farm ANDFRUIT LANDS. In mild anil
Theaithful climate. Thirty miles sssfA Of PhilA.
deiphis, by Railroad. In New Jerscy, on The ssmo
line OF latitude - Baltimore, Nd.
,, III; :. 20. ..nas s g :na :,;t, y,s.s
Corn, Tobacco, Fruits and Vegetables THIS 10 a
yssi Trsif sssHfry. Five hundred Vineyards and
Orchards have been planted out by experienced
dues Immense prrdE. vinslaod /, already one Of
the most beautiful places In the United States.
The entire Territory, consisting of atty squaro
miles Of land. 10 laid out upon general system of
SELLERS with provision for public sdarnrncnt Tho
place, on sccodnt Of ~ great beauty. - we'll a.
other advantages, has become As rsssrf IF people
or tssfs, II hes Increased I've thessand people
schools Aesdsniss. seeistlss of Ara and Learning.
and other slemsats Of reanssnsnt ssA eslssrs have
been introdsesd. Hundreds q people Arc con-
P.ss ,s o. si. S',..s ere =.
loE and upwards sas per sers. Five and tsn aero
and village lsts for ale.
Fruits and Vegetables. ripen earlier In this dis
.,ist than asny other locality north Of Norfolk,
OPENING ior al kinds Of business. Lambes Yards.
Manuhstohss, roundries, Stores. and The like aud
steam Power. with room, can Be rented.
For persocs Who desire Mild wintsrs, he.l.hrai
Improved, sboending IN ffuih. and po.seslnS all
ether soe,al pvilsy.s In the heart Of civilization.
Lstisn answered, and the vlnslsnd Rural, pa.
Iddfsss CiiAB X. LANDS, vinsiand r. o., Ian.
dis Township. New Jsrscy.
IRE. rsss,f u Ss!. e.; kess.'ss' xgs.n.,a !. -
CrtIs frsefs, N ~ aiassf srsi Sssifiss sst sns.
iu sils Of fls Kssfun RI s6iss.s smN
T.scbs,,I Riank fsrti6cei.s
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IMPORTANT To FEMALES.

The celebrated DR.. DOW continues TO devote his
entire time TO the treatment OF all diseases Incl
dent to the female system. An experience OF TWEEN.
ty.three years enables him to guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the ro,'i easss Of Supprs
s,on and OH other Menstrual Dsranysmsnis, nom
whatever cause. All letters for advice must con.
tain 81. Office, No. o Endicott street, Boston.
N. B.-Board furnished to those who wish to 70.
main under treatment. sr'tr '-Ff.
boston, June.22, 1866. iy3o
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Errors OF Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nerv
Gus Debility Premature decay, and all the effects OF
youthful indiscreton WILL for the sake Of suferin.
humanity, send free TO all who need IL. the recipe
which no was cured. Sufferers Wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience do 81 BY addressing
JOHN d. OGDEN,
fyi0 No. ~ CAaabUs Street, NsV Ysrk.
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49,. "The wonderful progress Of Medical
~ Science during the past sir wears only
nah o. II possible for the conscientious
~ Physician to declare. now, that Con-
sunrIIoS Is as certainly cured A. infsr'
miifsnf Fever. and rs certainly prevents
Il as SMaH PoT.--CHARLEs L. kiNo, NJ. d., LII
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The princes palace aud the peasants
cottage differ but little, when seen from
the far distance Of the heavenly vis,as.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rApId euro OF

Ceids, I46ssssa, HoarssHsss,
Group, Rronekifis. IAevisnf CsR-
ssmptiss, and for tAs rsiiefsf css.
ssryttvs Pefissfs ~ odpeSesd
stages Of tAs tissass. ID. ~.
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n,Oa WILL ne FORFEITED ny DIR


2NI0 MtLL bE rOkrE Eu III DN.
. .iu~s !. 70 .s ~. ,.,, ~. s
occupation se.r exposure 70 all -ea,hs', with sale
and peasant medicines.
SELr-<BUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their efects AMI coossquences,
SOCIAL LILMENT'y xJD yIT'U<TTOJy
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Icy ne.eunn. Ane - ~ .uToos LII 49, r.., WI -,
he ,,os s.,li,nr, a N. Jonts N,rynrt,~, Cor.,I
,n,,on"I -, sshs W.~L,s...s 1, You,h snI ,br Nor,
sdwncei' a. ali ages, Of
RorH Scxcs siyGLc OR MARRIED.
nm 49,
IN. D
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICES,
Fl Eudicsu street, Besisa, Mssa,
Are 20 snanseh thAt paneno nvn 49,
Reeo'leet, ths osLI sn',snss 70 ne ones Ne. nav
~ os,rp,,or 20 ha, 90 no account can any hesitate
applying IL his ofhoss.
DIR. DIX
hofv a,,uts fsni 1, cannot bs coo,rad,ee eree,a ~
OMIT, ,bo Mn do q, say ANYTHING even psrurs theu-
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PROPRIETOR, kc that he y much recommended, aDd Iar-
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many II whom consult him 10 critical oases brcan.e u his
scknowloigc sti anil reputation, attained ihroagh %
long experience prae,ir aDi obseraion
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
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Good not help admittin that when Il come
to strewin the graves Nv decest ancestors
there WIZ some disadvantages atiendin the
n,,r;arkle system.
p,r.o,ruuy v N.,nY. PM.
fw;cb =. Po.,u,.,,,, am, EL.w;.. Pro.
e...o, nv R;h,;l,. po,;,;.,.s !, On. So,,h.u
Cl,,s;kIe 4 Military ln.,;,oo,
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their own gravity, they would Immediately
start toward each other, and would rush to-
gether. The suns and planets which con-
stitute the stellar system to which our solar
system belongs are prevented from running
together into one mass by their revolutions
about each other. The revolutions OF the
planets around our sun and OF the satellites
about their primaries, nave oeen aseer'a'ne'
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the ood'es arouhu each o''c' n's"' ~ ."
forever. on the o'her hahd' u hsh' sa
vibration IN sunn'e i'u'd, inc h''iu "'sn'
oos'rne' inc nnouo"s VI o'''e' 'e'o'"s :"
It, and 'hcy must hha''y come 'ogc'ner !"
one mass Inc experiment 10 i"sc"'ous!
devised by Arngo' anu carrier out wi'i'
such honorable rcganl tor the tame Of It's
designer by Mcssrs' rouca't' fizeau ana
bereq"c' 10 ue'e''h'he ""e'ne' ''e'' j. ="
difference IN the velocity OF hSht IN us pas
sage through a'r and water mas demonstrate
ell that there Is n vibration. IL io''o"s from
this that, rs far rs light extends, space Is
filed with material hn'd' which re''s's
the motions OF bodies revolving IN ~ anu
bodies within this space must gradually
wiod their way inward anu ultimately
come together in ono mass.
The moon must be drawing very slowly
nearer and nearer the earth, and the two
bodies in the far distant future will come
together The solid crust OF the eanh VIII
DO broken up oy I've SHOCK ah Immense
!"'n"'! o' "e'' w" =" s'"e'a'e' " "o
oes'i"'uo" ., INC "o'" "'o"0''' ~" "e
TWO oooeS WIN '"Se 'oge'he1 j" one no''en
s'oVe! as "' "'" a' e 80
cooled upon IT'S surface a second series OF
geological aepos"s win 10 eo"'o.",e ' nc
companied, perhaps, by strange and incor-
ee''ao'e '0''n' u '"'""' a"' "s'"''
'''e.
az "' s''"0 ""'' VIZ e" "e
wa! IVA. 'o"
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