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cistion to have been established from
time immemorisl, thus claiming a very
high antiquity.
But he says that " the only high degree
to which an early date can be safely
assigned, is the Royal Order of Heredom,
founded by Robert Bruce in 1914 and
very little is known about it, out Of Scot
land" 1t formerly had it's seat at Kill
winning &, and there is every reason to
think that il and st. Johns Masonry
were then governed by the same Grand
Lodge"
In the % volume Of the Historical
Landmarks, DIR. oliver gives an old hier-
oglyphic, referring to this Order. 1t
represents a man burning at the stake,
between two columns, on one Of which Is
a flame and on the other a bulls head.
Over these is the inscription " BALDWIN
H. KING, 5l22, MOUT ToRE;" and i'm
medistely over the figure, "NEC MAT"
the first Of which is evidently an abbre-
Walton Of HecUBl, and the last probably
should be, D3akan abbrevistion of fmacah !:
two words well known to the Kadosh.
At the bottom is the inscription Troy.
ORD. H-R-D-M-KTP-Patesf."
There is not the least evidence that the
true Templar Order was ever officially
connected with Freemasonry. or that
Order there could be but one Grand Mss.
ter In the world. There are internal
evidences in the Scottish Rite that the
Templars made use of several OF the
degrees of that Rite, in order to keep up
some sort OF organization and it is only
through the Rose Croix and Kadosh that
English Masonic Templarism is in any
way connected with the real chivalric
Order Of the Temple, which never ceased
to exist in Scotland.
In 1880, year before Bro. Dunckerly
constituted himself the head OF Kadosh-
TempIar Masonry, the Ancient or Athol
Masons published an engraving contain
ing the symbols Of the degrees Of the
Rite Of Perfection, which they had oh.
tanned from France. Il contained par
'-,..',..lv those OF the Knights OF the
- oIo ID West, the Rose Croix, the
: NJ 7Arch Of Eaoch, Perfection, and
Z ~ 1siau knights, the surmounting
- being q hierogram appended to
IS STILL rees Of Knights of the White
ID Pelican lie, the Rose Croix,
ent BOarGee.
IS and attempt TO stigmatize ell the
&c sn ,egrees as modern, and to induce
f that English Masonry has al
- od aloof and borrowed nothing
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luton. Il Will a
past, which IS
future. Its
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lEEEHPEELS APPEAL
PUsLTsaED DAILY & WEEKLY
By
yoHN s. c. HOGAN & co.
To ADVERTTsEas AND PATRONS OF
THE APPEAL.

We y2ise pleasure IA announcing % - '.ie -
"a stt-t-r natrons OF the APFEAI reduction IN
,gr rates OF sdvei ~ We make li'i' It'lue-
ION in justice tofse- ~ aaVer'ls'I M-l, ma
rsro,ofore been taxed disproPoT'lonately 10
the large ones - a..
Arrr about one yesr's effort to bring the
.grv,r hack 20 its old position as the leading
80 r,,oet widely circulated paper in the State
we have succeeded.
we fee, tuss. fed in saying that SO fsr as cir
.,Istlon is concerned, there Is 10 better sdyer-
tt.f,y medium 10 the cry or state We call
s,.s1tisD 10 cur terms for advertising. They
80 beep adopted by rs witho5t consulting
apv other journal; end they will not be de-
80 from They are now no higher than
tI,,sa Of The journa's OF Louisville lower Than
,ho,a Of New Orleans; and as low a. Is COM
,-.,5bls with the existence OF respectable
newspaper IN Memphis.
- or Advertising OF the Memphis
Appeal.
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nomination of Graut, blackened
the negro policy of the Radical fac
md loaded down with revolutionary
will be OF no greater avail to the
than would the nomination of Ben
r or Wendell Phillips. The people
e North will refuse to reduce ten
5 of the Union to a condition Of
an bartarisn and to make the negro
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IN Offering OUR BrTTER9 to the Southern
l Public, we have no hesitancy in asserting
their superiority over any Northern produc-
tioN in our mal kets. IN thslr devisement they
are purely Southern - compounded with q
special sdsptitude to the vaIieus types o.
stomseie arrangements prevalent or
climate.
tiss gentle stimulsnt to the system Afte,
undergoing s severe Illness.
1t Is s cure for Dyspepsia.
II assists Digestion.
1t cures Diarrhea and Cholera MorbuA
It lis q preventive for Chills and Fevers.
1t 10 an Invaluable companion for person
travelling At all seasons OF the year.
1t is HozE enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
s% sold everywhere.
o. Il. EBBERT & CO.,
Sole Manufacturers.
Depot. No. o Howard's Row,
feblo u Memphis. Tenn.
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a., a5versis=u.ents for three months or MORE
,s- .per coaL WIZ be deductsd fron tneaooFe
rates. ,- TN
AHvsr1 l=snleuts 90 occupy hTel places WI"
IN, CHARGED ty per cent. over regular Iales-
,4y-sr-f.srus-.s inserted At iUtsrTais' 10 oe
IA ty-sr " pes cent. On regular rates
Dy,1j,as On BREWER. twenty cents per hne.
..varffserncuf- 81 s. EEkLT, one oo--sf Per
eouare Tor each iuseIuzn- ,,,.,.s
a1l Advertisements, kept for e7,aoilS-leO
...-s,-,s.z lrouszs. with whom we have running
,r,7uu-s must be paid Tor h. odvanee-
.s-rls~s aud Death notices, fifty cents.
,,.,.-fr,hfe aEd Religious notices, ten cents per
lire. ,-..--
srr5Ius due on h-s: insertion Of advertise
net Autins with regu Ar advertisers TO be
rendered monthly.
Ryt the system row sdop'ei' an- rom " ~
.,,, sp,srs1. viii in 10 csse dePart' we shall oe
-, +, advertise lower for prompt men and
-,rt n lax them with the losses which neWsna-
T,er publishers generally sud,I by adVeF1i iHE
on credit. 49,
Political notices must hereafter De a-1 -0i
80 % sp--iaI notices will be charged ior al
t,,a rsr-1ar Price. except when they are slTlc-iS
yofHuts.rv sud complimentary.
Communication or 8 Personal nature VIII
ta -hsrzsE for al the sEms rates as looal noiiees
JOHN :. c. HOGAN & co.
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY.
RaZ

LODGES.
ArsERoxA, No. lS5. Meets lEt Monday in
.se-v month, st Odd-Fsllnws' Hail, cor. Court
sns Main. 3. p. Forster. "a Front street.
W ~. John Bsamtslr Sec'y,
E-urrr7 ArExyHIs. 40. Ils- Meets ID Friday o.
each ulaath-Eali. cor. Madison and Second.
"A. ]. Wheeler, ". n; Benz. x. Fulien, Sec.
TrTra S,Corr. No. %. Moeas lst Friday or each
- T11o1-lfh-HaIi. cor. Madison and Second. John
AinsIie ~. "; II. ?, woodward, Sec.
Eagrr.Tov No. 2a9. Meets 80 Friday Of each
lTontb-0id-Feli0EB Hall 2. N. Stanley,
Kn--Tsixrgo. n NO 81 10. D. Meets Ith Friday
~ earF u7outh-3G F15ut street George
Mellersh, S2d, ". N; B. K. suhen, S2d, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
Pzr7v Chapter, No l. Nssts "a Monday OF each
Tn0uth-Odd-Fellow HsIL Johu Gent, ". Z.
a. P; B. n. Levy. sec'y.
R. AND 8. N.
E.rrvEzA Council. No. 6. Nests 81 Monday Of
eseh ulcutR-O Odd-F6lowsf Han. John Zent,
Th- IL; \. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TEHPLARs.
rryRE,VE Coumaudery, No. l. Meets 4th Non
day OF each month. John zent Co1n.i y J.
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
EEEyEs Lodge 81 Perfection, l4th; No, 1
~ 2f-ssI Sssb moath. Bonry P. Woodard, SD, G..
~. Charles n. Carroll. 18th. Sec.
N.rHRAs Lsodge Of Perfection, 44th.i 20, =
Meets 9Th wednesday OF each noE2th. george
Eeilersh, sd, O.. H.; A. r. Franklsnd, "a
,,sS-rf,rs rouueiI Princes OF Jerusalem, 18th.
80. 4. Bent. K. PuLenl I'D, Iarsh.'.i -
CGCyhEY CJHAPrER OF Rose Crolx, 18Th, No. L
Charles ". Adams, SD, N. W.; Il T. Toni
,IIIIfptF llnsT, ~ IrgIrsErs Council Of K-h, Soth
No. /. Henry P. Woodard, I'd. Conn1-'.
william Y. Cirode -, hec - -
CoEsrsToKY or WEST TEsNFzssEEs azd. John
Ainsde. SD, Comm. IN Chief Dodge Z.
M - ID, Reg.
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THE Legislature Of Kentucky has
adopted resolution authorizing tbs
Governor to ascertain if possible the
owner Of large French atlas presented
to the State Of Kentucky duriHg the war
by an officer of the United States army,
and to return the same if the owner can
be ascertained, by correspondence or.
otherwise, at the cost OF the State.
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THE California ideas Of liquor legisla-
ton are different from thoss prevailing
in the Eastern States. Instead OF en-
acting prohibitory Law or regulating
the number of sellers of liquor by license,
the Legislature proposes to enact very
stringent rules for the inspection Of
liquors, and insure purchasers a good
article
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just Opened.

A NEW LOT OF GOODS, COMPRISING
a every requisite for the TOILET Hair,
Nail and Tooth Brushes, Combs, ia great va
riety; Fancy Soaps, Perfumes and Pomades OF
the best English aud French manufacturers.
j. w. FALLS a CO.,
Druggists, Etc,
Jazz 81 Nsin street, bet, Union and esyoso.
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y. 4. WRIGHT, ssi FRszT sTggsy
s~onos-sAaaa. Ben &cp -
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SALE

DY virtue Of the power vested IN me- as
ID Administrator of the estate Of JoseDh
Keller, deceased. 1 will, on Tuesday, the IN
day of February, 1858, sell az Public Auction
the goods and chat els belonging to the estate
of said Keller, deceased, consisting of Groceries
Furniture etc. Sale 70 take place hetWeea the
hours OF 10 am. and IL a m, at the Auction
IIosEPE \. OLIVER,
ja2l-k Administrator.
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THE st. Louis gamblers don't deal
"Sguare game" Out OF fourteen faro
boxes captured by the police, only three
were honestly made. All the rest con-
tanned more than Gfty-two cards, with
euriously oontriyed springs, controlled by
the dealer.
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NOTICE TO PARENTS.
THE h1IssEs soWERs

VETILL o1en the Spring Session OF their
w scnOoi, 90 Monday, the 9th OF January,
at fhe!r residence No. lbs Monroe street. They
have engaged The servicel OF Prof Nillehulin
who will give instruction In French. free ~
Charge. As evidence OF the sue0 Ss aIten ant
upon their efforts they would refer { their
patrons, Mr r. NJ. Cash, Gen. W. Y. e. Humes
Mr B. K Pullen, Mr.. 4. II. Word, Mr.. ) f.
Read, Mr.. W. p. Mitchell, and Others
g.sI fat,r
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R H NJ O V "A L.

O. I = = - q - AKDl9I
ss24. BaAtim0re = 0hto Railroad |
s. : ssai.. Baltinorelas0hio Rallrsa, !
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FAssMAN,s 1905 LES
-FoR-
BALES

= He undersigned have made extensive er-
4 Tangements 90 supply the demand ior tEeze
Ties the present season
In addition to th= FASSs1AE DIAMOND TIE
aud Button TIE. 50 extensively used Eeret1-
Iure;the now offer his ALLlGArl I, TIr-. wlt1
teeth so arranged as 10 SANITY clamp JLe
hoop when the pressure IS r5m0Fes nom Tie
bale, and hold ft without slipping.
Great pains havs bccn taken 70 secuEe Tia
best quality Of iron.
Thesa Ties are 80 simple in their azrsr-s-
meEt that they can be spplled by any Cue. 10
bales OF any sizs, with the same facility end
e1 e1peditOr as rope. In strength, secCriIT ard
facility Of Application, they viii compare IA
VoraDiy with any ct introd uced.
The Sdvau tsges Of Iron Ties are now geue--
ally recOgn nizeds but it 81 dseuaz-d-Ir5r dtTr -
place 10 e. the atlaRtfJE OF those tuIFre-tCA
20 the very EN- phattc rerou1E eDdatIOn OF Uu-
derWriters. steaIlb boat Captains, and Owners
and gents OF sea steamers and Sailing Nes-
seis, recently published IN the newspapers IN
New Orleans
CHAMBERS & LATTING,
General Agents, New orleans
For sale by
MEACHAM & TREADWELL,
HARRIS, COCHRAN & c.,
And other dealers and Grocery BleIshauts-
se22 EO6
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THE breach between the two wings OF
the Radical party in Louisiana is widens
ing daily. The New Orleans Tribune,
organ of the negro wing, announces
Judge Tslliaferro as its candidate for
Governor.
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HENRY KfsT, one Of the murderers of
Funk, at prayer meeting, near War
saw, Indiana, in August last, has been
found guilty of murder in the second
degree, and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for life. Hs accomplices are each
out on $4,000 bail.
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Mrs. DEBORAH CAss SILLIMAN died
recently in Santa Cruz county, California,
in her eighty-sixth year. She was a sis
ter of @ an Lewis ass, and widow OF Hon.
WyIlis Silliman, late Of Zanesvilie, Oaio,
who wss the publisher of the first news-
paper started in Marietta, November 80,
1901
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MRS. fEO. WULJOII,
Jersey street, bet. Sixth and Seventh.
MRS. WIN. r. COLLINS CERTIFICATE.


HANSIBAL, No August 2, 1868
MRS. JACKSON. Dear AGdc51-I am most
hapDy to inform you that after having suffered
more than three years with what some physi-
clans call nursing sore mouth, or canAer OF the
mouth and throat, I tried various remedies,
hut found nothing to do me any good until I
heard OF your oils for the complexion and
teeth, called Queen Bsss" bought one bot
lie went according 10 directions, and am truly
thankfultn say have found permanent cure.
Hoping you will pu 5lish this, that other poor
sufferers may be benefited by it, remain,
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A MAN named Charles Warner, citi-
zen OF Greenfield, Ind, was shot at that
place, q few days since, while walking
with some friends. One Of the company
baL pistol in his pants pocket, and in
the effort to pull it out the hammer
caught in the lining Of his pocket and
discharged 1t. The ball entered MIR.
Warmers back near the spine, and passed
through the stomach, producing a fatal
uyonnd
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THE old meeting house, 10 Eewbury,
Massachusetts, erected in 1896, was
burned few days ago. The bell
was among the oldest in the country,
having been cast in London 10 1905.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcKsoN's
Queen BeSS Complexion Wash.
Fg7HE following certifc ates, selected rom hun
dreds in the possession of the propristress,
are confidently submitted to the public:

are confidently submitted TO the public:
MRS. wOLCoTT's CERTIFICATE.
QUNCT, IL, November 1888.
Mas. JACKSON, Dear AGdGpt-It Is with
pleasure that certify to you, that seeinC one
OF your circulars, which contained certificates
and Endorsements from the best physicians and
the highest rredicsl authorities OF the United
States, csst Tying that your oils for the oom-
plexien aud teeth wera purely the oils extracts
and essences OF flowers, and they warrant 10
when used according te directions to cure the
worst and m0St dificult cases OF nursing, sore
mouth, canker Of the stomach, bowels snd dys
persia. For scrofulous disorders, when used
both internally aud externa ly, it has no equal
Dear Madam, seeing this, and my little daugh-
ter, aged dftssn months, having ths whouping
cough for several months, accC qantet with
what the doctors call white cenkcr, her rOuth
and throat beiRg terribly liberated, and hRv-
fsg tried everything for It's relief 1 could hear
Of all TO no purpose, bought one bottle or
your oil for the complexion, cal ed Queen
Bess," ," went according to the directions, did not
use quite one bottle, and am most happy to
state to you that il has CURED my chllt she is
nov as we'll and hearty as ever she was in her
life. give you this, my certificate, hoping you
will publish 1t, that Thousands OF others who
may be afflicted with any OF the above affec-
tions may at once get bottle OF your "Queen
B@ss" for feel sure they Will ind immediate
relief. Yours respectfully,
MRS. GEO. woLCOTT,
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d "a r. --4sr cues ana trimmings. all
constantly on hand,
OnlecAer are The only agents I'm.
-, hsy's Cue Cement adiud0sd
H horiiies 10 be the best CeInsl1
-or --i = :
. \ cut down for slOo.
4ated Price List.
lHha ANAGH & DECKER
~ tCentre and Canal streets
New York Citv-
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w. H. TEIoe. JoHs 7. FIsoTT. wn1. n. Io1l,,so7
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Improved
lryE PIANO FORTE.
llesTEEN & CO,
,6oEdscGy, ". Y,

t3nenttts, after the most datts-f-,,
The me sI.slst nist Plantsts in the
assert manner possis5e. n, Va sIsssa 6ss,l
E-,os NEST SQUARE PTASS1
-'ilO', he WORLD.
day. q our policy, daring the
and u d az vbtSs HSEs iiaaI.nfactured
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THE CunArd steamship Siberia, upon
which the new English Minister to the
United States, Mr.. Thornton, is passen-
ger, is considerably overdue, and fears
for her safety are beginning to be felt.
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DIRECTORY Y
or First Glass Business Houses
OF HEKFBIs.

-z-eYear. ware & TalIey, Cotton Factors
{gs al Commission Merchants, No L-i Main
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EDUCATIONAL.
Park avenue Academy,

1lHREE MILES FROM MEMPHIS, NEAR
1 Memphis and Charleston Ksiiroad. The OBJ
ject OF this school Is 10 prepare boys Tor the
University OF Virginia or any coile2ei or Tor the
active duties OF II e. In the Primary Depart
msnt special attention will bs glyen 70 Read
ing, Writing and Spelling The frincfpai mas
had ten years expeTience IN teaching IN Alex
anaria, kichmond and LynchbuFg, Virginia,
aud designs establishing a permanent school.
The Academy is located In coinfnun'ly rcted
Park Avenua Church, whore religious services
are held every sunday. Board can be obtained
eessioi1 cofnmenceg February 81. Refersncts
DR. j. J. Williams, n. 81. Trezevant, N D. Dsad-
rick, e. Rayner EsQrs., Captain y. A. Coe,
patrons: Rev h. d. Hoge, d D., Rev. 4. V.
Moore. D.D,, Richmond, Va; Rev. K Dab
ney, u D., Rev. b. NJ smith, b D.. Union SEM
inary, Va; Rev. J. B. Ra msey, DID, Judge =
A. Wilson Hon. f. B. Dean, ton. Charles l..
Mos y, Lyn0hsurg Va; Prof. c. =. Venasle,
TJniversify OF virginia, Prof. VIM. Din~iddie,
late University II Virginia
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: : MRS. WM. B. COLLINS.

AGENTS WASTED Male or Female, in every
town and county in the United States, 10 IN tro-
duea this celebrated preparation. Agents are
now making from $50 to sos per month, clear
OF expenses Apple tons for agencies esn he
made for the present to MIS- Jackson, at the
Wbiteunore House, Adams street, between
Third and Fourth. Memphis; or to the manu-
featuring depot, No IIS sixth street, 81. Louis,
Mo either in person or by letter
nOTT II
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Ju6 Social eQuAl % Tue White maus HO
matter what candidate the party may put
forward to distract public attention from
the real issue involved in the election.
The Northern States will cast their cleo
torsl votes against an infamous policy
and not for an individual. While the
American people honor Grant as soldier
they will not consent that he shall be
used as an instrumental enable the Rad
ieals to overthrow republican form of
government or to force the political su-
premscy of the negro upon the nation.
II he should not sooner sink under the
load heaped upon him by the Radical
Congress he would be defeated at the
polls by an overwhelming majority
NetU York Herald
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10. so4 Front Street, Memphis, Tenn.

" naent, Rect tviug and Forwarding Merehan-
disc solicited. Orders accompanying cOnsigu-
meuts carefully aod promptly executed. Bag
gng, Rope and supplies furnished Al lowest
market rates. Cstton In stare ana by rtTFr in p
snrad. unleas Otharwisa nrdaret anR van
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LAW SCHOOL,
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.
COURSE OF STUDY.

CCU RSE OF STUDY
FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR GLASS months.
Walkers American Law, Kent'E Commsnt3-
ries Bisnop on Criminal Law Caruther's His
tory OF a Law Suit stephens PieadingS.
SECOND SESSION or JUNIOR CLASS
months.
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, 9rseDlsaf on Evidence.
IassSTT GGySs,SstaN, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudence, Adams Equity
Pleading, Reddeld on Wills, Hiiliard on Mort
cages, Parsons On Partnerships.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
washburn on Real Property, Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant, ANGEL = Asces on Corpora
tions, Story's Conflict OF Laws, Parsons on
Maritime Law, COnklin's U. s. Treatise.
Reoitations and examinations each day at
O'Clock. Moot Court once each week, and APP
pellate Court once each month, presided over
BY the Professors all together.
students permitted 70 enter any Class but no
Diploma given except to those going through
whole course.
Terms SIS per Session, payable in advance.
Entrance Fee, s. per session.
Ali Students OF Law can sttend free Of charge
the Lectures Of the College, including Lectures
on ElOcution and explanation 0f Latin and
French tschnicauties by the President.
Arrangements will be made 10 board and
lodge Students a. SIS per NOAH. AFFILIATIONS
shsuld be msds esrly. ssl0
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WORKS ON FREEEAE0NRY
PUBLISHED BY THE
MASONIC PUBLIS HING
AND
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
zaa BroOn1e street, New York.

Z liturgy OF THE ANCIENT AND AC
/ ceptsd Scottish Rite Of FreemasonrFi fCr
the. southern Jurisdiction OF the United states.
By Albert Pike, Esd, SOW. Grand Commander
SvO. Splendidly illustrated with Chronno-ltno-
graphfc plates and numerous wood SngraVlngs,
Part II, 4th 70 18th degree, s. CO..
ss- 1t would perhaps seem unnecessary after
giving the above title-page to say anything
further IN the way Of recommendation. Toe
u anne OF the author should Of itself be sum
cient guarantee Of its worth. III. Bro. Pike, BY
his Learning and contributions has done As
much to elevate the standar1 OF Masonic hte-
rature and extend q knowledge Of It's symbol
ism, ethics aud history as any other living
msn. This book, IN its particular department,
NAV Justly be ousidered a masterpieces, en-
bracfnE matter not only useful 70 the Masonic
Student of every grade but 20 men OF science
ir, - HIGHEST literary Held OF the present age
Notwithstanding this book has osen preceSed
bv several OF q similar cnaraeter, yet 10 BRO
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In Fon du Lac, Wis, last week, E
young lady was to be married, when her
mother died, and the intended bride i'm
mediately became insane. She rapidly
grew worse, and her father suggested
roarriage as a remedy. The bridegroom
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was performed in the presence Of
rpse OF the mother, and the reason
daughter was Immediately re-
A hard-hearted old bachelor, or
no has been unhappily mated, re-
) upon the foregoing: As general
we have understood, that insanity
. after marriage rather than before.
GEMS to be an exception to the rule.