davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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hold In COS hand and rate up and down tnef
arlns with tho pontal shs also toot m orphan
child, Living With her, and put 1t In pen where
Reveral hogs were fattenlng, md tried to nake
the bHutes tesZ the desh from the chtlds body"
Joel Wotds, owner Of the 8ta1 Mills. s1x riles
ws1t Of Rocke ort, went to tbs House OF George
Ia1rn, Frarchmau living ne1r Rcn1and City,
ard offered afme 1nEult to Laf7tn'a wtIe, Vhere-
upon LAWN sei&ed poker and struck him threo
Of fcnr times on tho head, from which vourdl ha
died during the night
xICu10AN,
TIE Ianrng Republican publishes tho following
lst Of tho amount OF railroad aid bonds deposited
BY various nunlapsltlea with the St2to Treas.
ufe7, and the eroo1ns delivered BY hin to the
comphtltt, under the proylstona Of the Keueral
enabling act past II tho lat session OF tho Legf
iSlple:
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OUR FUTURE POPULATION,

In 1915 MI. Elkanah Watson, Of Phlla-
delphia, made calculation as to the decen-
niM Increase Of the population Of the United
States. He had before him at the time the
returns Of the census taken in 100, 1900,
and 1910. The population in 1910 was
7, $50 1908. Mr.. Watson predicted what ths
result Of future censuses would be, and his
predictions and the actual figures show q
remarkable coincidence, as follows:
, 1870-03-01
T1B NORTHWEST.


The 5e0etson Conn1J caurs hoase uaa burned
on Thu17day last All the records were saved ex-
cett The ShAet1N papers. which wefc enu1ely c.n-
0umed.
Ihe ctask cernsy Htrald says: "Tha Clark
Iounts 1osd c1c'temert creates much morn fusoss
snewlefe tnan It toe4 It home. m thA nelgnbor-
nooo He Dear little OF IT,
aen}anin Davis, who owus . very is,1s peach
Meea'd on 7urtey I'M, St Clair County, stases
aA no nss sxsmlned the srses In hn orchard MI
note1y. snd that fully ons-nau Of ine buds nava
besk killed. law
sHe HAseSa RIpssheaa says: " On "Wednesday
nst L. e Peadletoo. OF tntz psses, wa errn.t,d
a. tae snf Of Asnry Dannaa, Of LON. On q eaar ~
o. Tn- eoa- with his vtfe; damages la,d At Is M,
The tssl Of The caso h1s been ses foe az IN ~
March. ~
np1ANA
The Anrctc Tn<s, speat1nx OF q .tfena1s
1and "n that ccuuty, ezya: "By nsY cuelt1.
the literally drove two Of hes dAughtera from ncr
to seek home anoug TT Angers. Sns beat End
bsuhed, and starved them, untI they we're forced
10 ~ ftsm her prnsenee. The l1ss thing sna
to them WA 70 take ~ many pt11 n sna could
, 1870-03-01

The English Government h4a taken tho fDltta.
uvo In the preparations for oosetvlog the next
trana1s Of The planet Venus over the suns disc,
AID The subject W. deemed OF Emllc1ent import.
suce to be mentioned by Queen Victoria ia her
rtcent speech to the legtalAtors Of the United
Eli gdom 1t has oeeH decided 70 detail four pat.
ues, TO a. many different points, to watch the
tan1it. The Gorernmeuts q Russta and Prussia
Hlll each send out one Or mofn parties Of attro-
nnn!cal ohaefyefA and It Il probable that ot1elal
aa1lBtArte In working out the grand problem Of
the earth's diAtknce from the sun Will be fSrGe1-
ed BY TurteJ. a portions Of that country present
the very best positions that could be selected FOR
observation Of ine important pnenomenon-
Thus IN, no movement ha4 been made By the
Government Of the United States 70 aid In thu
work. Tho Whole OF the American Continent
souih ard North, Will b. belox the aun's horizon
during the tranht Al the time Of tho inRrcss, tho
Eun viii no vertical to tho middle Of the Eastern
coast oi Auasralas, ard at shs esret& It will BE-
noon about half Nsy between thai point aud TIC
Ialand Of Madagascar. The observ1nR stations
must necessarily b within 70 degrees Of one OF
thesa points, and tho best positions On the
esrthH surtace ioE measuring the pArallacttc dis.
placement Of the planet, are those altuAted near
tine Which vii lie In plane p&sa!nx through
the sppaieat path OF Teuul ac1oes tho solar disc
The nea1cat point Oh this line, to the DATED
Statts, ucs in the Western Aout1Au Islands, neaf
the coaet OF kamschat1A, bul this poelton win
probably be occupied b. q party OF Russan
sslropon e1e, ard u u cpen TO the objection OF
ptImA,ly bsd weather. The more ucceaEble potni4
aiter this, are near the Nedlse.rauean, In the
relahonthocd OF AlexAudrta and smjfna-uhich
VIII probably be occupied BY European observerA
TIE phenomena can be Natcned mcat adyau-
ta9eom,y from the Southern usm,lpaere, but the
noa: fsyorab'e placea on ths other nde OF tie
eQuatQt are nfecseIy tha1A nj whtcn fha tnnupt,
, 1870-03-01

kkEESoTA.

AJudge at Bauk Rapids Ia = keeper Of proy1-
sion and grain stote, ard holds his court there,
amid qusre1s Of besf, bins OF grain, and saeks Of
hour kueWn ahout The door. frequently he u
obliged to leave tho ttneh to walt on customers,
the lsN,e.s, mean while, eating peanuts and crack.
ltg joker.
A correspondent Of the st. Cloud Journal who
has tnnt completed tour Of the Upper Misaasippi
plnertef. estimates tnat tns following Amount Of
logs Will be driven to Earket ftom tho Upper
MiA1iEBtppf the comlrg Sk4s0n:
, 1870-03-01
DUB LOCAL TAXATION.

The rate Of taxntion for 6tate, county,
and municipal purposes in the city Of Chi
cago has reached critical and dangerous
point, where ua must have economy or va
will have disaster. The rate may be ap-
p1o1imated from The following exhibit:
, 1870-03-01
Grand total. q Oop 100
The ST Cloud JoMfRdl Of Thur1dAy laat eaIa.

Ing Ok ~4ooo So3fRdt OF InQta12y lA4t 38J&.
- surveying party Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad, LumoerfrE twenty -one men, left hsrs
Yesterday HofLing 10 survey from thIl plAce to
geosgetoHn. They PROPOSE tannin2 tnree ltnes
1or d,ataIco OF About nity ntles, and, selecting
gsct &c! re main Mne q Or rear Geogctowr. on the
nSich S1 Hn 1hsJ ne 9oH % On tne e2,te.y les
70 roa,d esIr1 @ tnsn through Do1glas County, when
S9en G3ead nnusda @ Tats lne. from GeosaetoHn e s.
Noaneta f9eiue eon6 eSang hsfe Win The PEst
Nsla!on oi the ot. PAM 4 Pacific. making the
seot!s @ e ivute 70 CnieaEo II Z unde1stood That
The Northern Paoac Nfl either buy the F1rat
Dlvuiop, or build tine on The west aide OF the
nser from 81. C,ort TO Minneapolis, carnocsng
TIE St, panl Frex. Of Fenrnsz u,a,,.
uEe nnnay,h ~ ~, ro1nrnr. ~. r.a,,,u .A.
srttc,ss a. isnorno,at,on " ~ ~ aIning fne
hn,,a AZ at1a1 eompan Tnca proposes 70
Wan;os1,11e HlaNnsds,e out nst 81, n ea0l, . ~
nort ue Stsh liz ~ .ne sA Hnefe u 70 con.
tn =, .nscse n;,s,n nov r5pns1a .; Hom DnonQoe
~ - ntsatt shnu tFs.se mles 81 mo State
movement Implied IL ihis encouragement will oe
Ape ectte1 Mnen II = ntoefstoodf fthnt tno Iowa
e sfo na91g1S @ e ~ Asss o1onEs f. aaa
and Inst the Minnesota lilc above described, u to
fern ~ e1,ens1on Of The illinois Central Railroad
to s.. Paul."
s-bo r,rrt...A. n, -. =. =.
tIAs ss...sss..- .-. " So4 ua.1 - 1a}e'
rIonJe On WennssdsY W"1ninS ntoh tos a.oI ~
gelhe1 a con1.def2ble concourse at wi1neases, II
wna nothing lRAs tnau The spectacle OF q WOMAN
coE aloHG tRo men. It teens That Mrs Gray, an
~ ss41E AslA Raind pooE. Eoe
HIoWninr IInnIe for anme t,map Eor 9" soae NC
teasou OF osner, the proprietor rouued her.
a feM days elnec, 70 leave The premiaesi
% ne nonld not oca1d net there any
Wnndsr rornst ~ ~. ~ ht,, s,n W. on
luggage. Sic 9ett vim c5Nntds. ana. IL Inc
course Of conversation with the proprietor, tooE
onenae .! 9omethip9 pc said TO her, and a.tpck
n.4 seSe!a! t1MsA *hn ner MeApon. Ae oofe tne
, 1870-03-01

7tnnyeo hss q deep bass voice.
Tho AalchioneD spi hastings IS 10 marry Sit
George ChetwJnd.
In New Orleans, tbs little boys th1ox mud At
Mn. Dr. Mary Walkers pansaloons.
OF the soma and gra1dsora Of Dr.. Asa Csoiby,
Twelve have become medical Practitioner,
Dhme1k has been obliged to reduca hls estae.
l.shnent at Berlin on account Of hls heavy loss.s
IL the ssockl
Lcru L,ston has been appointed Kuig,: Grand
CIos1 Of the Order Of St Aichael and u. Gsorxe.
TIE San Francisco eastnquats cured Tue nsaa.
ache for Ole Bull
Mlk Stanton In III With pneumonia, aud her
lecture engagements Will BE- nlled by Miss An
thoDy.
According 70 the Paris Fparo, there was Rzest
fesuv,ty At the receht bsptlyu Of I daugnIes Of
Mt. steaotps, New York a1shtmt,iondirt.
Heenzu and Naee are to rece!ge $Aoeo and ex.
perEea patio, for two Eeeka' sparr1nE engage.
nnent IN San francisco.
A&1fo hss ag1eed to remain IN s.: Petersburg
three ars lorger ~ mAnage1 Of the Italian
Opera Ao1se.
Its reported that ratke Goodwin has p3rchased
sE, 900 interest IN the New York Ersnino Nail
and will conduct that paper In tusufe.
A full.le1Rth atAt1e Of Baron 700 Rosnschyd, Of
S:eDns, haa been placed in the magnificent hail Of
| tho Nordoahn, IN Vienna The nKute II sxecuted
\ ID white Catraza marble.
The Japanese Government hls appointed Nv.
fds"Rosn, high o11ceF Of the courr, to MI,
Europe a1d America, to inquire Into tie condition
o. nd sspanese tuo}eeE ~eaIered there. With
| his aulss, he has already lef. japan on his mis-
! son
Ro+A Bonheuf said recently u An edn,.,,nu v4s.
tor Of her1, that for some time psst she h.o nhri.
| " been aole to overcome her laztaeas, and ,hsr
| she DID cot bolteye she would PANT mucn nnore
, 1870-03-01

Railroad; but the stage routo usually
taken (from Bryan station) makes the dis
tanoe about 100 milea from the railroad.
, 1870-03-01

.Tne 8aio OF Seats for Camilla Urso'a Iph(lee II
San Fraoeisco, realized =, SO tn premiums.
, 1870-03-01

Fruk E. r ET1nr, Of II untyersity, has attained
N curiaala reputation u 1lnRut4s and ct1uc Dol
, 1870-03-01

t1o e&J. eut 1ouL0, ~ lau ANTICIPATED, soAs the
atur1fe ad heatd fepea'Gd HtIe fafIe. Tnert
had been FoDe po.te tuAde by a number Ct s:u.
cents; but II vas the fa5le Of the back croC oEe,
eenea e.
soo'etes snd 80 eu up 10 the Msde1esLe, mel
nuu beTs Of pcl'ce, bit saw rot rne slightest e+1-
nom t1n,s 10 tlu resuents 81 cavalry; ou: these
ware evidently raaaialrg their quarteis. aud 40 !
ceteInlned to regain Mlne. II Vas pass :, auu
apie @ eopa:es upps Is - wss cctndeuy eSpeeisd
rad tafen place. Alarmed At The en- 'rmous
pItparattons made By the Ko1eInnenf, the riot'
Of ralor-Uuch 70 The da.ight, doubtless, Of the
Ministers Of the lEteri1r and Of Justice, Aesaeuls
ys:drone srd O'l,Eie., who, until It became evil
the Prefecture de Police, whence they despatched
EeitsGts to the Emperor esc1 qaH:er Of an ho1r.
The niGnt has o.en bitterly coid. a1d, dounteas,
You sec It uu1t BE- uncomfortable waiting lot N
krprcach.rK force-an overwhelming fotce-and
lis: when II l. 50 cold that the blood fEeezss il
ines retrs. Or course It il bard, II NOT actually
In possible. under the C7rcumltA1tes, TO leep up
contsKt, and thnf, 70 doubt, II happened thst
loHe Of she bartscsdte ware ABANDONED, even o.-
Fxk- 1l-Far!a "a qui.e tranquil To-day. All
fears Of tusutI ecton arc oseE, 1t least ior the
tine, md nov ihe fove1nnent must dispose Of
haEdk ! dare tsJ that. l.ve the few ed.turs OF
L. Aarsx.tl11x. whom AoEstcur Olivier Etll be
s!sd 10 keep under 1ocE and key, hs woold be
them cuce Uore II to the suce1, Bus tp1s cannot
ee cone. He must have hem Tiled. and during
nj tnt1 tho Opposition aud Revolutionary Iaufcas
will have aTaId opportunity fer p;fchinr IL.
CcrusfJ to 1eteFM expecta.tor. the N15setn3tss
nas appeared ohce more. ard Is really ven edteu
by these whom KDchefort from ns Pfleon, ~ ~ ~
po.rted 10 act for n!ra. Tha ctfr1lasioa y Ine
Journal will Of coulse TsstlJ fpcFta1e, aoT ,n
let1 tfosc who nlt to CONDUCT II VIII Wuus uutLH
all IN lheIt power TO annoy and inlufe sne ko'etIn
menr, remain within tue limits o. me A"; -
tic Chambers, Mnls:eor OLIVIER Will aate . na4 a
tine of Il. Trp Deputies, Meta1- 1anoettA ano
Eera;Yy. have eytdenuS made Up toen mltas 70
attack The Minister a: all 1res and a. tue5 u"
das in ntft onntttits T. this makes things TerT M
nirs,aHt for 4 poliucian who, IKE Aans!eaf OIL
Yitr has belonged vefI ztAous3{ 70 70 EanJ
d:te3 1t parties ard governments. For tnose *ao
70 10 he Corps Le9!s.auf ~ Spectators, tnese
Fnu1tbfca nfe Ynther nuustnR.
Tne people Eugs thlnk 1t T1.ner hafd snSs
nuhrYe,s atd aer1moufous dlkcuss&0ns amounting
Il Ire eru 10 nothing Of importance Rhonld takc
NJ ms iin1r OF tne Les.sl8ture Al q per1oi whe1
Ffatce has nper1usa need OF fefor1us- Tae
joutnas hero relate THAT On the mofruw OF the
ms. baIrcsdltK. the Euperur proposed to TIE
Mnlrry, IN Cnurci, that iheJ sa0nld give back te
rim the power TO Red. Ha would make 2rsotae,
eour dttat ard then once more insugny1to a II,
NxHentaTJ regime. lit added n1r me nav MD
sttgy isued 10 ace she matter IN sast hight" Will
ttem lanrs,' IL, believe, the eonsecrsted ex
rreaslou on your aide ot the 'sBig Dnnt"
Eight betoke lass there Vas 70 have hes4 u u
, 1870-03-01

paled the tus,re Of his stsr, and all hopes Of hs
succela must Be bAsed upon tho possibility OF
dead lick Anou1 tho other Candidates. OtteI
cAmes uayb be brought forwaru-Rep.eSentaus
Deaman O. the F1.ss District judge Whitney, o. 9TH
ett-bus they not 3es considered fairly IN Ne
neld. The questions Of locality and personA
frerdahlp etc, 1nfxed up with the Seu..orta, cAg.
oldacy OF tie gentlemen named had, - has osan
taid, rerceptiole effect upon the judicial R&11-
nafoes mentioned IN the f1fst part Of this les!ef.
1uK rk1vxRs1y. y
OF course the statent that ths Enlvet1fly Of
Michigan h45 b. en- the nf1t OF the prominent edu,
catiobal Institutions 10 the land TO admit bot,
1exes TO IT. privileges, upou ha.ts OF Aosolutc
equality. u yE1J venerable cewh One LAZY has
al1eadJ 3va,iec hefseH Of The nev Opportunity,
ald the tusl catalogue which nsS tu,t made ils
appssranca cortatns the name Of Mss Mzdalon
Lou1ta stockweil. Of Kalamazoo, a. member Of
the Freshman Clsse. 4lk4 htockWeu Is lady OF
about "a yeat1 Of age, ard Is the daughter Of tho
nts: P1escent Of Tie Methods. College, ut Albion,
and graduated At ths1 inssitoEpn In the e.aas Of
1888 She II = WOMAN Of Ems scnoi1rahtp, being
especially relLlead in the clts1cs and il Ia ur
terstood thas mex. year shs vin enter the Jnrlor
Clal1, Il sha s as pre1ent q1Al.ned to rank as
Sophomore IN m aaEe Uataematiek Her per-
serM apresssrce u plehstnx; hui, a. ana MAKES
no preten1.ons To being . "soc.sty" belle, do
rot feel tusuned In attempting to Jenf1n1lxe her.
The go1nz gentlemen Into whose recitation 1oona
Aca classex she his been admitted hare treated
her with unitrrn couFtesJ, aud no unneeessA1J
embAt1aSsneuts have beer thrown around her
sorewnas delicate posiston. pesptse oonservaeEc
fo1eocd:rgs, 2l5o, toe blue arch Of tie drLAnent
declined TO crack and cruuble upan the OCCASION
| OF her admission to The university.
The experiment OF she coedacatton Of the sexes
In N lnstl:ution who1e Curriculum Of studies and
Requirements Tor admission ate gt1gtd nJ htch
dard OF scso!at1h!p Il th1t for tho nr1s time
under trial. IT. to b carried through Withou.
The urghteat lowering Of this standard. The on
ce1a Of ths university hAre determined tn2s no
relaxation In any department AhAll follow this
step. Tns rule which requires that an applicants
Or adrrtssioo to partial coasaes must pans N *.
An1,nAt!o9 In nj The s:udles required for the full
course u and viii be 1lxidlJ enforced ThA great
Argument fgainAI the admission OF women to
university privileges has bsen tnss IL practical
eject Il to diminish the lhnzpoghrex ot tho
scnola1Bhip Of Eucn tnsututorA, and thereby 1m-
pair 1nen 8tAIdrg In tho educ cAtlonal world. Tne
faculty 1t Ann Afhor hare determined thss 1h'p
result shall Iut follow IN 1ht1 care, and predict
lhas theit- naasurel tor pse1anuon 1tu % found
emacaouA
TInF. XyANk
Prot E. ET1ns, Of II . untyersIty, has attained
NnVfH 1noy,f<H s.t5sir ~,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-04
THE CIRCUMSTANCES
Favorable to The PROGRESS Of Literature in The South

EXTRACTS from address delivered by Jos W. TAYLOR of
Aa before the Caopean and Hemesian Societies. of Emory
Henry College, June Sth, 1870.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-04

CHEAPER THAN BEFORE THE WAR!
-Epicures, are you aware that you can
enjoy the luxuries of the dessert at
much cheaper rate than ten years ago?
Science has converted wild product
OF the Irish coast into an element OF
immeasurable dainties Of the most
wholesome. nutritious and delicious
character; and the price of this new.
staple Is less by one-half than that OF
any other article of the same class con-
tainiug like amount of nutriment.-
Need we say that SEA Moss FARlNE
is the article referred to. The wealthy
and enterprislng New York Company
engaged In its manufacture are entitled
20 the thanks of every philanthropist
for introducing this new source OF eN-
.cellent and agreeable food, at o price
which places II within the reach OF all.
One experiment will convince the
most skeptical that with SEA Moss
FARISE they can produce unequalled
eustards, buildings, jellies, Charlotts,
creams, sauces, &c, at less cost than
before the war. Tbs depot OF the Com
sdny is at 81 Park Place, New YORK
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-04
BrisfuI ~ tlfs.
FRIDAY, November 4, 1870.
NOVEMBER MAGAZINES,

Godys LddyS Book. The Novem-
Der number is unusually brilliant
The illustration are "our contribu-
tors" six figure colored fashion plate
and = large extension fashion sheet
This superb Magazine will be furnished
In connection with the Ners at SAL
for the two in advance.
Good Healh.-Cotents. Means for
preserving health-Value of gelatine
as food-Leprosy &C.. II-Gymua,.
tics, IG-Dreams and their causes
Ca,aract--How to bring up Babies III
--Womens Dress-and many other
short pieces--Price %. per annum.
dubbed with the Ne,rs at So. so for
the two. Alexander Moore & Co.
Boston.
Lipincotfs Magazine, is as usual
filed with choice reading matter.
There are few of our monthlies which
maintain themselves so. we'll. Terms
IS. ]. B. Lippincott e. Co. Phiadel-
Phia.
Hdrpers Magazine -Voluminous,
varied, and interesting the monthly
Is just like itself and sells well every
where. Its scientific department for
November is unusually rich. 81. Har-
per & Bros.
School FeStiral. BY Sewel & Miller,
Chicago III, quarterly at so cts per
annum. contains dialogue ard every
thing necessary to school festivals,
cheap and valuable.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-04
4 short Sermon.

There's nine men standin' at the
dore an they all sed they'd take shu-
gar in them. Sich. friends and breth.
ering. was the talk in a wurldly cense,
wunst common in this our ainshunt
land; but the dais is gone by and the
sans run dry. and no man can say to
his nabur, hoo art thou man, and will
you take any more shugar in your
kauphey? But the words of our tex
has difrunt and more pertikular
meenin than this. Thar they stood
at the dore on cold winter mornin.'
two Baptiss and two Methodiss ard
five Luthurians. and the tother one
was publikin. And they all with
one vols sed they wouldn't dirty their
feet in dram shop, but if the publ
kin would go and get the drinks they'd
pay for 'em. And they all cried out
and every man sed, "Pll take mine
with shugar-for it won't feel good to
drink the stuff without sweetenin."
So the publikin he marched in and
the bar-keeper said. What want YEP"
and he answered and sed: "a drink"
"How will We have itY "Plain and
strate," says he "for it amt no use
wastin shugar to circumsalivate aka
fortis." But there's nine more n
standin st the dore. and they all sed
they'd take shugar in ther'n. Friends
and brethering, it amt only the lik-
ker or sperits that is drunk in this
roundabout and underhand way, but
it's the likker of all sorts of human
wickedness in like manner. There's
the likkcr of mr. Ills that menny Of you
d inks to the dregs; but yure sure to
Sweeten it With the Shugar Of self JUS
iificntion. Theirs the likker of av-
nss that some keep behind the cur
tain for constant use, but they always
has it we'll MKT with the sweetin Of
prudens and ekonimy. Theirs the
likker Of sclf-luv that some men drinks
by the gallon, but they always put in
lots Of the shugar of take keer Of
No. /.
And lastly. thar's the likker NV ex.
torshur, which the man sweetins ac-
cordin to circumstances. If he's in the
Hour line. he'll say the poor II be
better off eating corn bread; if he's
in the cloth line, wy it's n good thing
TO larn EN- to make their cloth Mt
home; il he's in the leather line, it'll
larn them the necessity of taking bet
ter keer NV shoes. And there's nine
men at the dore. and they all sed
they'd take shugar in ther'n. But.
friends and prethering, thar's n time
comm and place fixin' whar thnr'll
be no ''standin' at the dore" to call
for "shugar in ther'n." But they'll
have togo rite in and take the drink
square up to the front and the bar
keeper Il be old Satun and nobody
else and he'll give 'em ''shugar ir
ther'n," you'd peter believe it, and
it'll be shugar of lead, and red hot
lead at that. as shure MS your names
Conshunee Dodger. And you'll be
entitled to your rations three times n
day. II not more frequentlisr, and if
you don't like it you'll have to lump
Il and so may the old Nick close down
upon all your silk palavering around
the plane old people of brotherly luy
and ginirosity and feller-feelin' and
fare play! Amen.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-04

Aa before the Caopean and Hermesan Societies. of Emory
Henry College, june Sth 1870
u SeSr the m9T G d go26 Of %
of d % sh ire This results O G. the ys n sn
@ % tne % ward N ana speech d the
king form philosophy poey history eloquence or any other
branch .a Of Letters In which the spiritual part our nature
@ men and mind % Ito with mind through
men @ up from the s Of de %"%y
d of the stOEe b the creative mind itself In
embodied in outward s5gT the spiritual pnei
Of the various 5aaehes %nd knowdg Being thus the child Of
the the @ shares and ndyhsO n all
pous and literature lust m sound trees
s @ @ed pd and S forth
and uned growth beges literature
the object placed BEFORE the mirror produces corresponding
O M rne sn ag nn be " eS IMAGE of e mind and
I ae S IT, e Condition a both
am the nature and
the IA s S ba ]
h ns e @Of With hsss
Expressive according their mind free
SAL as reacRes ike the atmosphere every member
9f: s6s he G n.
a and @ both of the intel amS of b Ana
they put upon freedom thought and
of @ % @ n which they noS out sSeST ans on
nosfS the e wh" e tna S G mnd
On every ground free nstons must be the best
S ey @ f be b mnd a" freedom of thought
d G upon ne noedy y, e I'LL aeToun Of conscience
and freedom Of action being their most essential sen ana nes
Hnn p a nsr entire n S9 @ both by e great
oy of tbp neoe hi" bosto the notronage of Government
Itself upon the cultivation ana acquisition G ee t ny ot
pnomentioa political rish q"cEen"g
m M of % by the general and high
accorded IN free TO a. in
them upon literary mem Thew make PROVISION as far ctcn
nteIIscts enghenment Of the misses and thus prepare them
f further prog and equal c'mpetion al BUS. fields Of
e AOcse All ney ar, IN Pec harmony b wiz" par,aI bounty
Of lie Which great and truth they recognize pa
tcsly enforce IN the OF nrli aa y he Sho
eoIe nm en- MAIN, , IN ali iensrtmen o the public SER
iD h v he N g yo rub TO- the culture of mind
aud the progress OF letters =, .,.,, r which hr
, % am o." ' hn nav e rghv included
even limited monscheS ana eMe d ,b literature Of
people They are organized restrictions upon freedom Of the
mind Of man. and flourish best by the OF s n
are noi te OF teir out e "a th ali being
the sons6e s"vereny of the rulers and the passive
sion on le IuIeu ne MOI n trsts which thus
cease to be the incentives and reward Of moral ana int
tge among the great BODY OF e people @ of social re-
spectanhy ana helce literature a1 or rJwarIaI
with vors of the public 1t their highest interest to b
,e rh he 'rv'r a" or Se Iin families furnishing
OF h or OF s h p mind smbers on 1p
awakened and virtually lost in its capacity either Tor achieve
men. o s oo 70 Viii ,s Dwarf and With.
ly to the culture of letters and mind.
@ wo p from mS ths he wastes of human history both
nat @ anv inteiect memorials remains From out their
magnificent sagnan realms the poet utterance
has m down the line of the centuries to our day The