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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

DR.. G. L. BLAIR, dentist, has removed
his Office from No. 225 to No. I'll Main
street, two doors north of Adams street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

Miz'd paints, varnisbss, glass, 81 % St
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09
MOOREs, LETsOM a PETERS,

who will continue the business at eur old stand.
We solieits continuance Of the liberal patron
age bestowed upon the old firm.
The unsettled business of the old frm will
be settled by Ed. Letsom aud Jas. c. Moores,
at the old stand.
M0ORFs. SMITH L CO.
Memphis. Fehrusrv 2. 1859 lsl Isl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

A VERY choice article of Goshen But
ter, just received at j. Devoto's, corner
of Third and Adams streets. LAG
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09
- -
FOR SALE .

NOR sALE.-THE ENTIRE MATERIAL
II on which the PUBLIC LEDGER is now
printed, will be sold on reasonable terms. to
make room for new dress.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

Fl. B. PAcKER-Pittsburg coal and gas
coke--2963 Main street. 58t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

FARMERS AND GARDENERS, TAKE No
rIcE.-Pinkeye and Peachblow pota-
toes in large barrels; also, select stock
of family groceries, delivered free, at G.
Il. Want & Co.'S. No. l49 Fernando
street. 1879
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

WANTED--City and country people
10 know that we are now Offering our
splendid stock of BOOTS, SHOES and
HATS at retail, at less than whole
sale prices. Satisfy yourselves by
looking.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

Goods not exactly I'm style less than
cost. lIe-145
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

Lead, oil and turpentine, cheAp,s ID st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

RELIGIOUS LEeTUREs.-The third Of
the course of free lectures on the doc
trines of Emanuel Swedenborg, ly Rev.
]. P. Stuart, of St. Louis, will be deliv-
cred this evening at the United States
Court room, commencing at u o'clock.
Subject: 1.-The Resurrection and the
Life To Come,u
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

For RE MT GA JIE d d9 SY1 a
ON EASY TERMS. W. "A. WHEATLY,
% No Bethel Block.
NOR RENTS ACRES OF WELL I'M.
ar ss for rspdse App to
CHAS. D0RI0N,
81 Mostly Block.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

TTTANTRD-TO RENT. IN A GOOD
w neighborheod, one or two furnished rooms.
suitable for small family. Address X; W.,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

IFyou want good old Megibben whisky,
go to Megibben & Bro, 2sl Main street.
As By FIRE.-This fine novel by Miss
Marshall, Olive Logan's Good Mr.. Bag
glethorp, and large lot of Valentines,
at Emmons', 10 Jefferson, and 500 Main
street. Also Peterson's Lady Magazine,
Ballou's Magazine, both for March,
New World, Harper's Weekly, Days
Doings, Police News, Sporting Times,
Home Circles, Hearth and Home, New
York Clipper, and the Nouveau Monde
at only ten cents. New York, st. Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati dailies.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

MOUNT CARBON Coal CoMPASY.-Slsck
coal, 20 Madison street. l06-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

HABEAs CoRPUs.-Mikc Fender and
Mike Landrigau, committed without
bail by Squire Burke, will be brought
before Judge Hunter, Thursday morn
ing, on a writ of habeds corpus. Messrs.
Henry, Ryan, Porter aud Scales are at
torneys for defendants.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Frank Mann,
q negro, was examined before Squire
Norton last evening for maliciously
and unlawfully committing an assault
and battery" on the body of Della
Mann. Frank was fined 81 and bound
to keep the peace in the sum of $500.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09
FOR RE mt.

w ing Agent-Ofice. No. Bethel Block.
NOR RENT "A VERY HANDSOME
Il Brick Residence. in business locality. Rent
low. Apply at No. IS Mulberry street, to
MRS. BROWN. l3o
NOR RENT AND SAJE.-I HAVE FOR
II rent New Cottage Dwelling on the Her
napdo street railroad; will. also, sell some
desirable Building Lots situated on the Her
nando road, on the line Of the street railroad.
Amply to j. NJ. PR0VlNE,
ia Office BEE Second street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

WANTED-A GOOD TIMER. APPLY
w at $40 Second street.
ls4 I. s. JUkB6.
MAJ ANTED TWO OK THREE HOUSE
w Girls (coloredl Good homes and coed
pay. Apply to DICKINSON. WILLIAMS h
CO., 2lo Front street. 13l-t
WANIED-ONE GOOD GARDNER. I'M
lease term Of years. Apply at Commercial
Hotel. list
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

NOR RENT OR LEASE COTTON WARE
j. House. in northern part Of the city. suit
able for storage, stable or factory. Apply to
8 MOgRY nffica IL over R04 Front 81. 1l1-t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-07
DRY GOODS.

FINANCIAL.
A UGUSr BELMONT a CO.
n issue letters OF credit travellers
Messrs. ROTIISCHILD,
In Paris London Frankfort and Vienna and their correspond
ens in all the principal cities OF Europe. Also make ele-
graphic transfers o. California and Europe.
THIRST MORTGAGES WANTED.
II. MoKENNA, "a Duane street.
LnoR SALE. NEW YORK CITY RAILROAD STOCKS
and Bons also large variety of Insurance Stocks and
other Securtes including
CITY, County and Railroad Bonds of leading companies
paying OF interest the Investments all OF first
class character and for sale at low prices by
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Stock Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 43 Pine street, New ork.
Established IL years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-07
PERSONAL.

my PERSON KNOWING THE WHEREABOUTS OF
n Bridget Murphy who lived with the late Mrs. Hogan AZ
maid the family Of Or. Eugene Peugnet, Fordhani, wi
please address S. j., box 169 Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-07

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
" American Merchants Union Express Company Ito
Broadway, New York, February ], 1869.
this date the transfer books OF this company
will e kept with the Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF
New York, No. 26 Exchange place. .
The conversion of the old stock Of the Mer
chan Union Express Companies into the
stock this company will continue heretofore to be done
at the general oce of the company, lis Broadway, New
York. j. n. hNAff, secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-07
sP0RTiNG-DOGs, BrnDs, &C.

A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA sae-Medicnes for all diseases. PREPARED Food for
mocking BIRDS at u DovEYS, Nos and Greene street.
OF Canal
N.B.-Laiies attended to by Mrs. Doyey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-07

A BARGAIN.-FoR sALR, IN WEST FoRTy.FIRsr
N street, near Eighth three and basenene
brick House all the improvements; price tise@ Also
fine three story and basement brick private House In west
Fortysixh street. Ninth price SIS co. WAL.
ORION Coz 500 West Forty sixth street. near Eighth ave-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-07
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

East side.
AT es5 BROADWAY STANLEY DAY NAILS FIRE.
n his Real Estate Circular, which every bu. e. ster
should call or send for Edition never ruI
out.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-10
The N. Y. Herald of June 8th has the fol-

The N. Y. Herald of June 8th has the fol- lowing upon the recent riot in Washington
 The scenes which were enacted in Washing ton yesterday during the progress of the muni, cipal elections-around the polling places and iii the streets-attest the difficulty which has ever attended and, will perhaps ever attend, first attempt to suddenly incorporate new and powerful, yet generally aneducated class with the members of an already enfranchsed citizen family A City Council and charter officers were to be chosen by general vote, ne- groes having the right of bailoting. Trained, apparently, in the tactics of voting early" if not often" as well as in the system of ''pipe- laying" or oolOnizing" votes from abroad colored men of the radical stripe entered the city or turned out from their several domicile, within the corporate limits in large number at lhe earliest hours of the morning, commencing to arrive at the different ward centres as early as four clock. They were well prepared for an election campaign, having their ballots in their pockets, Dludgeons in their hands and their OYer-coats on their shoulders. They ap- peared determined to vote as the freedom of political decision dictated, as democrats or ra- dicals. Free expression was not permitted, however for, as appears from our telegraph report democrat muattO named smart. hay InE attempted to vlndlcate his principle In the legal manner, was set up by the cOlored radi- calls, abused, driven from his position and com pelled to seek shelter in a store where he was protected from the negroes by the proprietor at much risk both to his person and property. Stuart proved piucky fellow. A squadron of mounted police having arrived at his place of re reat, he came forth, went towards the ballot box, but was hunted from place to place by his infuriated brethren. The police were com- peIled in self-defence to fire on the mob. This goaded them on to act with fury which is described as almost demoniac in intensity, the officers being assailed and the Superintendent wounded in the afray. Policemen and citizens were seen running in evey direction, shots re- sounded on all sides, the alarm became general, and wonder is expressed that a number per sons were not killed during the melee. The Mayor was insulted by the triumphant darkies, who ightet bonfres as an evidence of their triumph, bowling around them in most excit- ing manner. The disterban2eS subsided at 9 late hour in the evening. The police ran Stuart off and started him for Baltimore. Negro equality is almost compeleted aud the underground railroad again in operation,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-10

The following communication from Messrs Fully & Ochoa of this city, to the San Diego Union, contains some interesting facts not generally known;
 TrcsoN. 4, T., June l3, 1869.
 EDITOR SAN DIEGO UNIoY.-knOwing that you have at all time eudeayored to convince tue people of the great advantage of rail- road on the 32d parallel, we have taken the liberty of sending you a specimen of coaj, found in the greatest abundance directly on the 32d in New Mexico. This specimen of coal is considered the best in the United States as to quantity, there Is sufficient to run the entire road forever, it is just about hali-w0y between the town of Memphis, Tenn, and San Diego, Cal.
 We send you this hoping that yon will find 1t of some service to you in advocating the much needed railroad on the 32d parallel. We are long since convinced that no other road can be built as cheap as this road, nor will any other road have the advantage of climate &c., that this read will have.
 Directly on this route, in New Mexico, you will find in the Sacramentoand White Mountains timber of the very best kind, suiicen, to build tine entire road This fact has been entirely ignored by former surveys for some cause or other, we suppose that the weight Of capital, North, has had its effect Let this be as il may, at no distant day, when it comes down 10 the matter of dollars aud cents, this road will be built, and then, and not till then, will these capitalists that appear to be blind now open their eyes to see the error that they have com mitted.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-10

accompanythe expedition, together will
 capitalists. The exploration will bo ,I ,I 's and should the report be favorable Ta~ 'I's c will take hold of the road. The exnad;t; V have a military escort. '''' Washington June 23.-The state da.
 has received no positive or direct irtp,- p@,' from minister McMahon since Decan,b'l l'' when he arrived at Asuncion. All otLo.. nation is rumOr or speculation. TE' U official dispatches are dated April sI ! Buenos Ayers, and Rio Jaueiro, the 9l,L same month. '
 Washington June 24.-IntelEyence h.. received here ire IT Cuban sources of ''' rp which took place between the revorr... forces and the .Snauish troons near p,.-. Padre. The (u an troops numberipr g were attacked in their intIenchments \, SpaniardS with force of nearly doub. numher, who were twice rrpulsed. Tbs o he Cubans was less than hundred rE and wounded while that of the attackla,, was three times as great The Spaniar treated, .eaving q number of their kile wounded on tae field.
 4 number of recruits, mostly from Yr- left here yesterday and to-day, to join which Is reudezvousing on fine southern preparing to j'in the Cuban army.
 London, June 23.-Fiye thousand em. left Liverpool during the week ending $. day last for different points ih America
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-10
Latest News
(From files of the daily New Mexican. J

Chicago: June l8,-Henry Raymond of the New York times, was struck by apoplexy at three O clock this afternoon and died at five,
 An officer of the treasury department just re- turned from Richmond states that at mass meeting of the conservatives on Tuesday. Robt. Ould rebel commissioner for the ex- change of prisoners during the war made a violent speech telling north ern carpet-oaggers that after the election of July 9th, they must pack up and leave the state.
 Washington, June I9,-Roberts, one of the best railroad engineers is at the head of the expedition to explore the northern Pacific rail- road route, Several need railroad men will
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-10

For some months East, new feature in the American character has been in process of development This comes ia the spirit of a religious excitement brought about, perhaps, by the reports of the coming Ecumenical Council in Rome: Some fifty ministers of the Protestant Episcopal church have issued pro- test against certain religious principles which they contend are not canoaical and have ten dency to mystify; the Presbyterian church is undergoing revolution in the shape of 're union" and all the ether denominations are more or less disturbed, The canker of Re- ligious fanaticism which long since blasted every social feeling, in the Dominion to our north is, doubtless, imparting contagion to our adjacent territory.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-10

We are in receipt of the first number of the Rio Grande Gazette, published at Las Crnces by our late partner, Mr. H. W. Sherry. The Gazette is sheet of sixteen columns three of which are advertisements We wish our juvenile contemporary every success and give it place on our exchange list
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-10
HINDS & HOOEr
AUCTION SALE,

WE will sell, on the tenth day of Ausur, in Tucson. A. T., at Public Auction, a lar, of old WAGONS, HARNESS and CHAIyS. other articles useful to men who have t- or, we will sell the above property at r- sale for barley, corn. or wheat, at reas., prices. Persons wishing such articles wild. 10 call ard see them as thoy can get barsa- buying now.
 FULLY < OCH'
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-10
TUCsoY, A. T.. June St

TUCsoN, A. T., June Ist. Is NJ. R. Platt of Tucson, Is hereby ann; our agent for the transaction of all 5I.. connected directly or indirectly with n portation of Government stores from r. Depot to all posts dependant upon i. plies.
 HINDS X HOOEr,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-10

The MarysvilIe Appeal of June 18th has the following items:
 "ARNY INTELLIGENCE By special Orders No. 100 from General Ord, commanding the De- partment of c Ctlifornia, Company G, 8th cav airy, and NJ, Ist cavalry, now at the Presidi0, are ordered to Tucson, Arizona, to be stationed wAere the District Commander may require them Captain J. l.. Johnson, First Lieutenant and Regimental Quartermaster, 2lst Infantry, is ordered 10 relieve Captain Sawyer in Arizo- lI,t. ?, I ;s t,, sco Tr;,,, ,,
 FRED BLUFF ITEMs.-The Mdepe7ent 10th instant. has these items:
 The troops formerly stationed at Fort Crook passed through our town on Sunday morning on their way below They were under the command of Lieut. Laferty We understand that the post has been abandoned by the Gov ernment, and the company, which is a detach-- ment of the Eighth Infantry, ordered to Arizo- na,
 We require the aid of those sons of Mars very much, at present, and sincerely hope that they may have a substantial existence. We have no use for ideal soldiers, such as those that passed through Los Angeles, en route for Arizona some three months ago; they never reached us nor can any one tell us where they are
 --=-1l"S-.Ea---
 CHEMICAL DIsCovERY-"V, S.'' is enthusi- astic over a chemical discovery recently made, and which, he asserts, has been thoroughly tested in the person ofa well-know chemist, at the Seaman's Retreat, Staten Island, The discovery is certainly important if 1t is what "Y. S." claims Reduced to the fewest possi-- ble words, the discovery consists in so con-. centrating the nutritious properties of vegetable and animal matter that one pound is quite sufficient to nourish-and even increase his strength-a healty man for two weeks, That is, about one ounce of this highly concentrated food is sufIiceint to sustain man of average capacity for twenty-four hours. Professor Schule, 1t is asserted by "V. s." was given one pound of the new food, and here is what is said of him and it:-"He remained during two full weeks, and under the strictest watchuness, at the Retreat. He was placed in a room spe~ ciay prepared at the hospital, provided only with one pound of the compound food, and at the expiration of the time came forth as fresh, hearty and healthy in body and mind as if he had passed his fortnight enjoying the luxuries of Demonicos kitchen" If indeed, this food is what this enthusiastic writer declares, It will prove discovery of inestimable value to the world, Armies will no longer be found to re- main idle at enormous expense waiting for the quartermasters trains "to come up, nor will Orejgners or marines oD the seas, shipwrecked for detained by adverse winds, be in danger of starvation. If the new food preparation Is of real value the world will not longer be kept in ignorance of is existance.-N; !. Herald.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-10

''THE GooD ALONE ARE GREAT We ask no better instance of the eracity of this max i'm than the tame of the New York Hera!d, the greatest journalistic wonder of the age, which, while it is eagerly read by all the great meE of Europeand Am -rica is eagerly sought in exchage by all the principal journals of both continents-is not, like many eastern contemN poraries, too naughty to exchange with even the smaller respectable journals. When we invited the Herald to exchange we dd.not, indeed, expect more than a weekly edition We have, however, the satisfaction of It ading from its daily files, the every day occurrences, all over the civilized world.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-10

months since, declared that these gentlemen, by investing capital in the Apache Pass mine, were on the straight road to ruin. Already, a party is preparing to commence work On the La Paz Silver mine, and much inquiry is on foot regarding the Lee < Scott mine.
 We do not entertain any fears that all this growing excitement over the treasures of mother earth will end as ifnany others-in stale rumor. It is too real Fundamentally too we'll sustained for that, and se nail it as the hamburger of golden harvest
, 1869-01-07

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he part Of Ann< c| Axsf,1d. she Il tee moet
tenly Weraa on he chitapo ttage Her
comp e1lot Ia tlcur, her fea'u1ea are nnely cn,A.
Is sS veil I eu ana her frn Is fat .ad rsad,ns 10
vc,up'uou.ncss. Src has the IN, At set ot teeth
IN Ch'cs4 Q; Il s.aes ever oppos'np y 70 show
tanafe' @ - sre I Of a!.ss.ter ~hitsress ner besiins
d Juro,hke. II she eould never act she Is IN
ornAmtn nt behind any foo.ngn,s. But she can
ed. ed @ She oe.eivei in the i1ie,7lew Win Baei-
inghdr, she GOT tnto rage thai Is "a much OF 4
r,9r a. sho Is capab1e Of. The seena wh-re snc
d,.soys.s hes TO-, eha L. aase tas anes
apnies notrer ."o IN th,t pstnf4i POSITION. and
aesy Sh
great wrong core her aid 1ot express ii T.th all
1ha. ie1ce ,tat Tonia cone 10 hrf Eere rhe really
I'd. Bna esl. well. at times roma shat 1ap1d !;
her euun5iattcn is clear and distinct, and her ac
centustion Of Eoxcls occasionally TOO stacy.
A'ts H9a S I'D Is taaula1 as11 pMoma vss and
Were che not 30 R1.ltos u her apps a,ante sne
would act better, ,n1 for .o.5a f5e ~oa'd
aas % I'd .s mich 3 81 g % ason as &c
dszzts ne aJes Of the orotnasy observer, asd il
and ZEE What /. thee. Mics ward ia cooo. .'ur
she az improve II ehe wasts to. Eonstanee miss
Josie rootb} lie a p<'!:e and ttcttg person. Her
Eote is rather lSIg e fes ees @ lace which Il ycs5
simp:ea. u h,r.poois Of iosv ~ tue metaphot.
icsllJ-,rc ined 1risbman called them. once uoon q
time. Whist she nsa 10 Dc, which was not grsa,
mi. They were ecrsRey, and showed II TO the
enTh ae
ran smooth daring tie entire p!3y.
, 1869-01-07
the Y0C6G MEa,S LIBRARY,
Increase Of Uues-How Not To Do
1t-rractica1 Suggestions.

The Executive romm1,tee Of the Touue Mems
Library Association has issned to the members
clrcn!ar, reviewing the progress OF the assocIa-
tlon the east year. The library 1ow contains
1se00 volumes, in the various Departments OF
History. Biography. Travels. Arts, SCI :nces,
Bellts LettIcs and Fict.op. There have bttu re-
cetsed ] $50 volumes CT BIIttah Patent Reports.
yalnabIe acquisition: when the set is completed
there will b. a4o0 volumes. These hare been
kiLdly contributed BY the British Patent Com
mssioneIs. and there are only tlx eete Of them
in tic United states. and none west o: Pni.-
adelrhta. The reading room i well lu1nlahed
With newspapers az neIiodlcale nom At ho1nc aad
abrpat. be selection IL very good, and the N ct
!astdlops intsllc> >toa taste can hardly A'l 70 be
satisfied. All tnie and much more fs set fortn
sfsut5ing, and would b: entirely satisfactory. II
1ne document ended thc:d 1t docs not. however
THIS is pfsfacs 10 s1egsstlon 81 Of tn
from tasee to fire dal!ars, and the votes OF the
members are solicited 10 sanction that N, A-ure.
The reason given 10 hat "the present anuual ~ b.
tain the librn1y IN an ef1c1cnt state, much less
to Increase ita uaefulhess and place It In per-
ae@ Tns y lss s1sa psc
that the institution II fourisniIg. ie
contradictory 10 the quoted claus. sup.
iIouolea the patient; is the propjsed re.nsdy
likely to a1ecta cuzet IT. does not eeem that II
will-but rather tbs reverse Five do.lars = year,
libraries IN the country, that have re- -aheo eui.
perce or widespread ueetulness. hare ever
charged such high rates. Three dollaIs year II
about 81 much as the averaEe young ntu c2n
afford way. The eum 10 not large. cut when ne
comes to take lit on: OF his weeks or months
Naree, ii makes considerable OF q no1a. Ii the
high tatif be adopted, the tnet1tut.on Will he pso
tscteu out Of e1i=teuce. ur the l.'Uo nemoeid
row o. the roll, no. more than one-natf o1d re.
roaIu, anu The others would become gradually
small aid rer1lbly iess. The true policy 10 TO 20
earnestly TO work and increase the unnnr Il
members. Instead Of 1,70o. there ehould be
at leaet 5000 on the roi. That
gent measures, hnr never By The adoption oL TIL
proposed high tar1h. On the other hand, II the
Irritation Ice were abolished, or the annual dues
| reduced to 81, the Institution wou.d tcrivr II
proportion. II 1t be intended for the otn.tt aud
Improvement Of souEg men, the DIRECTORS uns.
| rot slsp the door IN their faces. the cltcusa
! also states that the rooms ale open ever, DAY,
SUNDAYS excepted. Why should sunday be tx
| cepteot Young men do not g. TO sleep on Satur.
dag night aIo Epore uIuI Monday morning.
| T1ey eat apd drink and read on tLa- as on otuel
| days. Young men should have some re5pec ah's
| ard Earmcsa rctort after church On sun1aS. ato
I puE1ic readscg ROOMS do rot perform tneH Wnult
| duty III locking their doors on ths1 day. Hettcl
10 have 3oung men thcre than gong aiouId tn,
| city fniiiux INTO Il raptatona. I.he oa1csth wa
| made tor man, aCd no. man for the oaboaIh.