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WHAT PIEEE ~ Is THE WORLD
y ~ HATES

HATES.
IL is not true that the world hates
pisty. The modest and unObtrusive
piety which fills t1e-sFeart with all hui
man charities, and makes man gentle
to Others and severe to himself, is an OBJ
ject Of universal love and veneratiOn.
But mankind hate the lust Of power,
when it is vailed under the sarb Of piety
they hate Capting and hypocrisy; they
hate advertisers and quacks in piety ;
they do not choose to be insuited; they
love TO tear folly and impudence from
the altar. which should only be sanetu-
ary for the wretehed and the good.
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sleeping Cars on all Night Traini
BAGGAGE oHECBED THROUGH TO ALL
POINTS.

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ChaneerK Sale Of ReaI Estale,

On Tuesday, June II, 1907.
No. s2gN. r. D-samueI late e a.. Isi,s vs. Lewis
T s5elbv - sI.-ChancerY Court o. Mem phis, =.
- = 3 ~ an iuteroc1tory degree made N
this sSHse viii sell e RGeAe Lean aoedSoS' doo9 70 70
me highest bidder, az me @ ~, 49, II
rruesday, June IL, 1867.
\ - -, s,5y,rs Of 10 am. and y m thu
oes- i dssrri bed real estate to-wit: A GER
ts - ~ Parcel Of ground situate, lying and
ti-,.- in shelby county. state OF Iennessee,
.f fstr the i1h Civil District Of said county.
e.oln1taIafng sight acres and foarteen hundredths
~ a., sers the same being the north part OF
p. ~, n a. subdlvislon No. z as known on
ne plan OF the subdivision OF the John Ram
sav rant OF fve thousand acres as subdivtded
~ "a. Kerr ana E. 8 Todd Lot No. II Is
Shown on Rucker's map marked 7. ; Tate
TERas OF SALE-On q credit Of Six and twelve
months notes with good seeurity, with interest
nom d4v OF sale, and lien retained I'll pay
nlent Of the purchase money. ~
kquity of redemption barred
g a. ALSION CAerA ana MS
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could be devised 70 establish the fact, TIL
the problem was solved recently by TIE
ingsBuity Of an Arab. He took cat and
her kittens, placed the old cat in one
aperture and the kittens in another, and
stopped Up both with stones, rhe next
day he opened them and found cat and
kittens al together at the foot Of the long
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THE SQUARE am COMPAsS,

a new candidate for the favour of the
Graft, is published in Raleigh, North
Carolina, every Saturday, by JOSEPH G..
HESTER. 1t thus announces itself:
This journal will be devoted to Ma
sonry, literature, agriculture, and the
moral training Of the mind. Hot ? stone
shall be left unturnel to make it accept
able to every fireside in the country.
Terms Of subscription, 50 90 year,
and 81 90 for six months. Advertise
ments viii be Inserted at the usual
rates.
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az [ was never so mortified in my life,
said q mother, 'tas once when | over
heard one OF my little girls, mske-oelieve
mother-scolding dell, word for word,
and tone for tens, rs l was seOlding Tom
the day BEFORE 1t was certainly not a
pleasing reflection. ..-.... s.
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= sURuINH rRurH

Let man have al the world can give
him, he is still miserable, if he has a
grovelling, uulsttered, undevout mind.
Let him have his gardens, his fields, bis
woods, bis lawns, for grandeur, plenty,
ornament and gratifcation, while ct the
same tln1e G0d IS not in all his thoughts.
And let another have neither field nor
garden, let him only look at nature with
an enlightened minds mind which can
see and adore the Creator in his works,
osn consider them as demonstrations Of
his power, his wisdom, his goodness and
his truth-this man Is greater, a. well as
happier, in his poverty, than the other
in his riches. The enc is little higher
than q beast, the other a little lower
than an angel,
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MondaY. Inne 3. IaR7.

between the hours Of 10 am. and p m, the
following described real estate, tO-wit A Ger
being IN the City OF Memphis, shelby county,
Tennessee, known and designated a. that part
OF lot No. 9, in Book - on the soul Inside Cf
Gay Oso street between Main and Shelby street,
as 81 own uDon the plan OF said City Of Mem
phiz heretofore conveyed BY Topp & Mccall 70
Duclev Dunn and cor taiuing about q fee5 on
GayOs, street and extending back about leo
feel said Tot lying on the eaStslde OF the aliev
bef,~eefl lots and 8 in said block eud taeinr
near ire 6iayoso Hotel +" IN said city.
TrR,fS OF SALE-Ou cTedit Of SIX and
twelve Tacnths Notes with good security and
AGeUsToN ASTON. Clerk and Master.
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CHINESE AND JAPANEsE IssCRIP-
TIONa TRARShATED INTO ENGLISR.


In the spring, when the new year
opens in Loo ChOo, and perhaps in Japan
also, the ussgs Of the islanders is to offer
the expression of their good wishes aud
friendly feeling, in the form Of ins0rip-
tions, attached to the houses of each
other, or sent 60 the inmates, q few Of
which we subjOin as specimens.
'sGay CLOUDS met the rising, glorious
sun; then thousand joys greet the open
ing spring"
LET all sing these days Of general
peace, and rejoice together in the opening
spring"
May all joys Chamber about your
happy abode; may a thousand lucks col
leet at this gate"
" May every door have luck and JOY
and every land be blessed with peace"
g May your felicity be as broad as the
eastern sea; your age enduring as the
southern hills.N
"The peach tree in (Ey land ripens
in thirty centuries; may the seaside
house be blessed with ninety more au-
t0mns." La .e.i
ave joyfully hope the Frightening
year will meet fOnrishing time as the
bloom of spring begins to shine eupon
this humble door,
" May the three stars, peace, office,
age, enteryOur door; and sons, riches,
hOnOFs, bless your gate.n
y" Happiness descends from heaven"
+" AS the wind and light go their cir
cults through the world, SO does the
gladsome spring nom heaven to US come
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..sHrALwAYs MADE uOnE HAPPY

Such was the brief but impressive sem
timent which friend wished to add to
an obituary notice of lone who had gone
BEFORE What better tribute could be
offered to the memory Of the lost? Eslo-
qnenee, with her loftiest eulOgy; poetry,
afford nothing so Sweet, so touching, 50
suggestive of the virtues of the dead, a.
those simple words: "She always made
home happy 30
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w. CuARK


D0RTRAIT PAINTER, can be found at hss
Stutlio, No. "a Jackson Block. until Tune-
when he VIII leave for Chicago and Northern
cities. Those Wishing Portraits sho1fd eaIi
soon. fah21 2rn
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
TIE ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets April LIST, ever sl,5OO,OOO.

ID, A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. II. LUCAS, Vice-BresidenE.
VIM. n. SELBY, Secretary.
WM. N. BENTON, Gen'I Agent.
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l z
stan &c, the temple Of Jerusalem was pro.
vide ] with a lightning conductor, which
canss very near that discovered By
Fran kiln, used By rs, The, roof OF the
tempt e, similar 70 those found In Italy,
was covered with thickly gilt wood.
Lastly, beneath the foreeonrt Of the tenn
pie, there were cistarLs into which flowed
the water, coming from the roof by means
of metal pipes. Here We find such 3
number Of lightning eo4duetors, that
Litchtsnbsrg vas right when he main
tanned that the mechanism OF the Ike
constructions ia our days is far from pre-
senting an apparatus 80 well adapted to
produce the desired eject 81 Taa - /
A .YABUARLE DOCUMExT-OwHxR
-eAlfs ti WAITED.
There is now lying on our table piece
Of parchment 10 the form Of a charter
for . Masonic Lodge which was Issued
over ninety-twg years ago. 1t is still
quite perfect and legible, and every word
eontsined therein may be read. -'t.l., I
This charter was issued on the 18th Of
April, l775, justsix days before the battle
OF Lexington, by Joseph Montfort, ESQ. +,
of Halifax, North Carolina, to John
Crawford, Joel Sturdevant, Sen, and
William Simmons, il, and HeycrSf other
brethren residing near Cabin Point,
Snrry county, Colony OF Virginia, who
are constituted q regular Lodge CT Free
and Accepted Masons, TO be opened at
Cabin Point, and TO be known BY the:
name Of "T'he Cabin Point Royal Arch
Lodgen @
IN this charter Mr.. Montfort states
that, Whereas His Grace, Henry Som
erset, Duke Of Beaufort and Grand Mas
ter of the Most Ancient and Honorable
Society Of Free and Accepted Masons,
hath been graciously pleased, (by patent
dated January 18th, Anno Latomes-
rum, 5T71, Ammo D..1T71, of London, to
constitute me Provincial Grand Master
ef and for America, with full power, etc"
The question viii naturally be asked,
How came this document in Roehes-
ter ?' That can be readily answered.
During the late war, when Virginia was
occupied by Federal soldiers, some one
of them picked up this pare sent and
brought It North. After passing from
hand to hand il came into the possession
Of John w. McEIhenny, contractor. He
holds it subject 10 the order of its proper
custodisns, II they can be found. and
would be very happy to restore it to
its rightful owners. If the Virginia
papers will NOTICE the fact that the char
ter is here II may lead to its restoration
Rochester N. Y UTgiOgl and AdVeTtiser,
S0th.
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THE creditors OF the estate OF T. n. AppIsbg
i are hereby notifed that have saeEcsted
the insolysnc % said estate % the CieEk of The
the credltorz q sad estate are noti1ed 70 Gle
their claims, dusy authenticated. within siL
months from the date hsrsof er tbs ncJiee VT
be dled IN bar OF the same.
]. B. DANNIELs Adminisrralor.
April lst, iaL aPa9
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THE EOALD wepLD EE TaG BETTER
'EOR IG2Ls5NE CHARIRR.

hN n ~ tthAH
IL men cared less for wealth and fame,
q y I'D less for battle- fields and glory;
II 'wTit IN human hearts name
Seemed better than in song and story;
II men, instead OF nursing pride,
Would learn 10 hate and sbhOi it,
If more relied on love to guide,
{ he ut97ild tc0uld be the better yOF Il.
II men dealt less in stocks and land5,
And more in bonds and de- eds fraternal;
IL loves work had more willing hands,
To link this world 70 the supernal;
Ifmen stored up loves oil and vine,
Aud on bruised human hearts would pour IL
IT, yours and mine would once combine
The ,gorld s00lild De- ne better for a
Tfmore would act the play of life.
And fewer spoil 10 IN rehearsal;
II bigotry would sheathe Its Knile
TIL good became more unIVei sail
Ifcpstpni, grsY with ages grown,
Had fewer blind men 90 adore IL
II talent shOne Tor truth alone,
Tho lGorld tU0Uld Be ths bettar FOR 4.
If men were wise IN little things.
Affecting les In AL their dealings;
II hearts bad fewer rusted strings
j O isolate their kindly feelings;
II Ineu, WHOM wrong beats down the right,
Would strike together and restore 1T
II right n ade might in every hght,
Trbe Frr4fif FT11fflff the better FOR Il
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Come, boys, and listen q few moments
to your uncle. You have now arrived
at an age when you must begin to think
about doing something for yourselves.
The first piece of advice have for you
is, to do everything we'll which you IN
dertake. There is hat little danger OF
your being too particular in this respect.
A boy who is careful to draw q straight
line on his slate, will be very likely to
make a straight line through life.
There is no position ia life in
which you will not be called upon
to be exact a. possible. Step
into jewelers. shOp, and see how care
fll the workman must be in finishing Up
the article be holds in his hands. Visit
q shipyard, and the man with the broad
axe must learn 10 new on the line, or be
dismissed. You think Of being 3 clerk.
Well, remember that a mistake there is
little less than a crime. 1 never saw 3
man who was very particular about his
affairs that was not successful. How
exact the military officer in the e0a-
msud of q body OF men A elunsy
sailor viii never Fiss 50 tie command
But there ls one great danger which
oesets man young men at the present
csay. II is the disposition to avoid all
solid improvement, and take up with
subjects that require no thought and
which serve aa uaeTs excitement 70 the
mind. Your older friends tell you that
boys are very fast at the present day, but
I can remember fast boys long before you
were born, but they never made solid
and useful men . Very few of them ever
lived 10 be forty years old. Nobody eveE
trusted them-they never filed any i'm
portant Office OF station.
They usually beeaG1s z1nal men, be-
cause they had no capital in their heads
with which TO work out living. Out Oi
fifty Of that class Of fast boys 1 DO not
know of one who ever accomplished
much. AS you SOW, 80 shall you reap,
The boy who spends ais hOn59 late and
early at the card table, bowling alley, OF
tavern car room, is learning nothing
useful, but much that Is injurious. ti.s'
ten to such men as Amos Lawrence,
Thos. H. Benton, Daniel Webster, Benz
Frankiin and George Washington, and
they will all tell you that they avoided
all these things, and owed their great
ness to their attention in early life to
what would be useful TO them.
This may be a hard lesson for you, bVi
it must be studied, and the earlier in hfS
you acquire it the hester WlA YsUr pros
poets be f0F successful career. Please
regard the advice Of your old uncle FeiiX
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WuAr RARRI IEHosHA aArD.

Rabbi Iehosha used to say
That God made angels every day,
Perfect as Michael and the rest
First orOoded in creation s nest,
WLoss only once was TO cry
"HOsannal once, and then 70 de
II with life's sources 10 be btent,
Be not return from banishInenL-
Rabbi Jehosha had the skill
To ksOw that Heaven is in Gods will;
And doing that, though for space, so
one heartbeat long may win grace
As full OF grandeur and OF glow
As Princes ofthe Chalk know.
rTwere glorious, no doubt, to be
One Of the wing'd hierarchy;
To barn with seraphs or 70 shine
With Charubs, deathlessly divine.
Yeti. perhaps, poor earthly eiOd,
COuld forgeE myself in God,
Gould bus dad my natures clsw
simply as biras and blossoms do.
Aud bat IOr one rapt moment know
lis Heaven that comes, not we that 20,
Should win my plaee as near the ThrOue
As the pearl angel Of It's zone,
And God would listen, mid the throngs
Fer my one breath OF perfect song.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

rlRAINS leave as follows lcity timel;
i Through Express, Sundays excepted. GU
4 N: Through Mail, $40 pm; Someryille Ac-
oomnodation at $40 p m-; Grand Junction
Accommodation Train, connecting Wltn MIS-
sissi pui Genital Train, leaves 81 s-3O pm.
Express connects At Grand junction WIN
afternoon train on the Mississippi CenLFal
Railroad for Holly SpTiugs, Water valley
Grenada. Jackson, Nicksburg, Miss, New OE-
Al CoIinth. for Ozelona, Columbus, Miss
Al Decatur, 5ar Columbia, Nashville, Louis
willie. Cincinnati. etc
AT Chattanooga. for all places in Eastern
Alabama Georgia North anc south tarounsi
NIrxiuIA, v Nashiugt0u, baltimore, Philadelphia
New York, etG
through Mall connects at Grand Junction
With trains for Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn.
At Dscsrur, for athens, Pulaski, Ala, Colunl-
bia Nashville, etc
At Chattanooga Mall trains connecl IJf same
points as Express trans
BayQage checked through
For tickets and further information, apply al
the Office, No. I3 Court street E.
". j. ROSS, GenI Sup't.
A BARNFS, Geul Ticket Agent.
apl4 u ; h SHOCK, Passenger Agent
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DIR EO OR S:

THIS Company is -ues Policies on lives on All
| the different plans and at as favorable rates
5s any other while il has no restrictions IN re-
verd 10 residence or travel. and al its pronts
are divided annually among its policy holders-
II Is prompt in the payment OF losses, hANlng
paid Ss5 .OOO in this city in the last eight
months.
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate
MondaN. June 3. 1RG1.

S52 n r. D-Benj. J. zddins vs.. VIM. D. Oman.
Chancsry COart Of Memphis
VlY virtue OF an interlocutory decree in this
u cRlse, VIII sell, ~ public auction, to me
hi1hest bidder. AZ tse Courthouse door, In the
f,fty Of MeuauniS Tam. Oa
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Trains arrive al Memphis az 80 am. anu
600 pm. 49,. 80
For Through Tickets and ali inlorinitllo ~, all-
ply at Ticket Oliioe. No 81 Naln slree1 ana
SAM Z. JONES,
ms I'm General uperinIendent. .
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INDIA

Mddrds-The chief cornerstone OF the
New Presidency College was laid with
Masonic honors, in presence Of Lord and
Lady Napier and the Maharah OF Ira
vaneere. The District Grand Master re-
ferred 10 the foundation stone of the Uni
yersity OF Edinbnrg having been laid
November Is, 1889, by Francis Napier,
Raron Napier, then Grand Master Mason
OF Scotland. He also noticed Napier's
devotion to the peer and the suffering.
Lord Napier, in reply, referred to the
institution as educating 500 youth from
the provinces, of different races and re.
Iioious. and the softening Of their
jeslousies and local prejudiees, and devel-
oping public virtue. He referred to the
Cherished pride for his grandfAther's con-
pectjop with FreenaasonTy.
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ENGLAND.

The royal Masonic benevolent iDstitu-
ton for aged Freemasons holds Its period
ical election for aDnuitants this month.
There are thirty-five candidates, and
eighteen are to be elected. They who
obtain places do so by receiving a major
ity OF the votes.
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Bro. Eldridge is the Master Of Lodge
palestine at Beyrout. There have
been admitted lately to this Lodge Anna
Jebely, secretary to the government Of
Dsmss. Henry Savani, chancellor to the
consulate-general of France; Alexander
Walewski, son Of the ex-president Of the
legislative body Elias Abelin, Maronite,
professor of the Orthodox Greek college
of Beyrout. Here are Mussulmans,
Greek, Pagan, and Christian, Catholic
and Lutheran, MaroHite and Msrabout.
This Lodge raised 1900 frsucs January
18th. and distributed it among the differ
ent religious and beneficent communi-
ties of Beyrout.
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