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FORESTS Juniper Tar-For Coughs. Groups,
Hoarseness. Whooping Cough. Splitting Blood.
Bronchitis. and all diseases Of the lungs.
Parties purchasing should be careful. as there
are two or three counterfeits resembling the
genuine calculated to mislead all in want Of
this preparation. The genuine is warranted,
or the money refunded; and this is prepared
by DR.. JAMES Mason FORREST a Co.. since
1852. Price reduced to thirty-fve cents.
GOODYEAR & HILLS,
g-11-t 2sl Main st.. Sole Agents. Memphis.
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aIst iay OF March, 1871,

On the promises, between 10 o clock am. and
fo'clock D. M. sell 10 the highest bidder, at
public sale. for cash. tho following described
land and premises, to-wit: Being in the city
Of Memphis, Shelby county. Tennessee. and
known at the time Of the execution Of snid
deed as lot No. SIS, Main street; IL being the
hrs, lot north of the Gayoso Block, between
frenting twenty feet and being one hundred
and fOrty-eight feet doop. All right, Of re-
domption is waived BY said decd OF trust, and
the title Is believed 20 DO good, but shall sell
ll7.lals' 400 J.A.SIGNAI60.T Trustee.
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A WASHINGTON restaurant keeper has
been fined fifty dollars for neglecting to
cater for the wants of a negro police
man when ordered TO do so. These
Washington people might as well come
to it, and accept negroes into their iami-
lies, as it has got to come, sooner or
later. So thinks the Pittsburg Post.
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The newspapers are shll circulating
the report that the Hon. Alexander II.
Stephens has embraced the faith Of the
Swedenborgian or New Church. re-
port which he contradicted several weeks
ago. lie says he is a member Of the Old
School Presbyterian Church, and never
intends to be a member Of any other.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD will
be paid by the proprietor of DR.. Prices
Alt Ext or Golden Medical Discovery,
for a medicine that will equal it in
curing all the diseases for which it is
recommended. In the cure of severe
and lingering coughs, bronchitis, and
diseases of the lungs, it is without au
equal Sold by all druggists
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Divorces.-A Absolute Divorces legally OBJ
tanned in New York, Indiana. Illinois. and
other States. for persons from any State or
county, legal everywhere; desertion. drunk
enness, non-support. ETC.. sufficient cause; no
publicity. No charge until divorce is OBJ
tanned. Advice free. Address
MOORE 4 RICHARDSON,
Conngellora at Law
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MEDICAL.

The Bridal Chamber.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on GREAT
II Social Evils and Abuses. which interfere
with MARRIAGE-uith sure means Of relief
for the Erring and Unfortunate. diseased and
envelopes Address, HOWARD AksOCIA-
TON, No. South Ninth street, Philadel-
phia, Pa. llq-l2-n
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OLD VARiErEs THEkTER.-Fun for
the million. The big light, corner Wash
ingion and Main, viii show the way. I
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPTRoLIFR's OFptcF

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COhPIRoLLKR's OFPEcE,
NASHVILLE. January /, 1871.
I. Ed. r. Pennebaker, Cemptroller Of ,b,.
Treasury. do hereby certify that the Ftra
ERE Insurance Company. located Al New Yo-t
City. in the State Of New York. has pfodpeed
@ me satisfaetoIy evidence that said Company
laws Of the State Of Tennessee. imposed an
llinsurance Companies; and / further CERTIFY
that Messrs. II. I. Tomlinson h Co. Acents
Of SAID company, have also complied with tho
and provided in such cases.
wherefore, said Insurance COMPANY has
aatnority 70 take risks and transact the busi-
re- OF insurance m this state, az Memphis,
Aehn' ED. r. PENNEBAKER.
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
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STATE OF TEySEssEE,

NUNFTHIIlITH , y TIIEI Z
Nashville. January l, lSIl.J
I. Ed r. Pennebaker. Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Wash
ington Fire Insurance Company, located at
New York City. in the State Of New York.
has produced 10 me satisfactory evidence that
ouiTements OF the laws Of the State Of Ten
nessee, Imposed on Insurance Companies;
and further certify that Messrs. II. 7. Tom
linson a Co., Agents Of said Company, have
also complied with the requirements. Of the
laws Of the State, made and provided in such
cases. Iar
Wherefore, said Insurance Company has
authority 70 take risks and transact the bust
irennessee. ED. II. PENNEBAKER,
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
HIT, TOMLINSON a CO.,
Agents. No. II Madison street,
1870 Memphis, Tenn.
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SEA Moss FARISE from pure Irish
Moss, for blanc mango, paddings, Gus
tards, creams, etc., etc The cheapest,
healthiest, and most delicious food in
the world. eoddaw
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State Of Tsnnessee.(

State Of Tennessee,
Shelby County.
I, James Reilly, Clerk Of the County Court
Of the said county, do certify that the above
and foregoing is n true and correct statement
Of the financial condition Of Shelby county. as
appears from the records in my Oiiiee and from
statements received from the Financial Agent.
County Trustee. First Circuit Court Clerk,
Tax Collector, and Tax Collector on Privileges.
- Witness my hand and seal Of office
SEAL. a. siee 70 Me%Phis IN his 18th day
~ JAMES REILLY,
County Court Clerk.
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Avoid Quaoks.-A victim Of early indisere-
ton, causing nervous debility, premature
decay. etc.. having tried in vain every adver-
tised remedy. has a simple means Of self-cure.
which he will send free TO his fellow sufferers.
Address J. II. FUTILE, rs Nassau street.
New York. l07-12- lO6-eOd
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LEGAL.
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

Mary MOriarty No: !sli, c Q; r; D.
-HF vs.. second ynancery
Danl n. Moriarty ct al. Court Of Shelby Co.
DY vIRrUR or AN ORDER OF SALE
ID entered in the above cause February $.
ISL, viii sell at public auction, 70 the high
second Chancery Court. Greenlaw Block.
Second strcct. in tho city Of Memphis. Tenn,
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reusrEEs, SALES.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed 10 me by b. Cuneo, which IL duly
reSistersd In the ofice OF the Register Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, in book No. go, part 3.
pace 22S. and for the purposes therein reoited.
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The nephew of Independent Bowen is
reported as the coming man on the New
York Standard.
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COUNTY FINANCES.
- II A II H nj Il N II
FINANCIAL CONDITION
SHELBY COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
February 4, 1871.

Gen. MarcusJ Wright. Sheriff Of Shelby County,
Tennessee:
SIR; In accordance with an order of the
Quarterly County Court, made at its January,
1871, Term, have the honor to submit the fol-
lowing statement for publication, with notice
of election for the ratification of q subscrip-
ton of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars $500,
00O) made by said Court to the Selma, Marion
and Memphis Railroad Company: d1tH
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H.. 7. TOMLINsON & CO., Ag'ts.
la2-i2-ll Memphis, Tennessee-
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INSURANCE

Memphis, Tennessee.
c1O CONSTITUTES YOU A MEMBER
Ok SO for policy. 81 examining fee. and 81
annually. No other expense except In Gao OF
the death Of a member. when you will be as
seesed y. ll-if-f
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Tbrsneh Nail train WILL NOT stop at flag
stations ~eSi Of Moscow.
Ticket Ofsoe. as Main street, corner Of South
0rlnr.
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MEMPHIS AND LoUIsvrLLER RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
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Depot at foot of Main street.
Ticket Office. 2S711 Main street. one door
north of Jefferson.
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Daily through train 10 Nashville and Chat
tanooga without change Of cars. Leaves at
7:t5 pm; arrives in Nashville at Am,
Chattanooga at 10 p m, next day.
Brownsville Accommodation leaves daily
Except Sunday at 4 ;l5 pm.
Depot at head of Main street. f.
Ticket Office. 2S716 Main street, one door
north of Jefferson. Ht- aaf WI
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

sEMpHfs AND cHARLEsToE RAILRoAD
ArriraE. Leaves.
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Nd INSURANCE.
Statement Of the Condition
"a OF THE w
w SHIN GTON
Insurance Company,
On the slst day Of December. 1870. made to the
Comptroller Of the State of Tennessee,
pursuant to a statute of that State.
Nnma nnd Locntion.

49, a-
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i COUNTY ELECTION.
ELECTION NOTICE.


TO test tho sense Of the qualified voters Of said
Of the County Court in subscription Of
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE R. r.
(Takes effect Sunday. June u. 1901
ssr Arrives. Leaves.
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The name Of the Company Is the. WASH.
INGT0N INSURANCE COMPANY, and IL
located at l72 Broadway. New York.
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M f Nj H IL ISs
wednesday Evening. March 3. 1871.
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s-il-t Isl Main st.. Sole Agents, Memphis.
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ARRIVALS.

PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 80, 1871.
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hcress lhr Sen.


Among recent London arrivals from Paris may be
mentioned that or NJ. Vly.er, the celebrated humor-
ist and norm player.
An unknown "aiissa Soennis,n by the famous
Neapoli,an composer Giovanni Battista Pergolese,
has just been discovered among the archives Of San
Fernando nj Naples. The parts have been carefully
copied IRON the score ~ the instgallon OF slgnor
SerrlO, who intended 10 have tae WORK performed
In PASSION Week Tor the congregation OF the before
named church. Pergolesi, who died al the age OF
twenty two, just wnen he had finished his cele-
prated ..Staba, Mater and VINO. though young,
had already formed style, IS one OF the most in
terestmg OF the Italian composers belonging 10 tue
early period of the eighteenth century. Among his
very lew compositions Tor the theatre the best Known
Is La Serva PadrOna.n The only oner one that has
been Published Is I'll Maestro Oh husca."
The Liverpool papers speak in high terms OF the
production at the Alexandra theatre OF OAenDacn's
princess OF frebizoDde,' III which AIR. Tooe, Mss
Farren and Mr. Maclean lof The Gaiety theatre) sus
tanned their original characters The piece was
placed on the stage III the most liberal style by Mr.
Saker, and the choral department was both numeri.
caliy and vocaly superior TO that Oh the original
London cast. The opera was received on Easter
Monday with enthusiasm the encofeS being very
numerous and at the termination OF eac act all the
characters were called before the curtan. The local
state that Mr. Toole has never previously ap
peared on Tie Liverpool stage nnaer sucn satisiec
tory circumstances given SO much pleasure To Ills
numerous friends.
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sgE EIsSlsslPPE CEEsiSsE.

sTiantutons Ten rcrt BdcY WasGr--DwcilinG=
nrd JniEsGsrs Ntaadtug Ia tie ssi.sf Of tis
WateE--Ao Gouai Power Caa arrest rsit
Flood.
NEW ORLEANS, hpri 90 1871
The TiDies' correspondent III describing q
visit 10 the BonBei Carrc crevasse, says:-l
came upon what was apparently galuahIe
plantation now covered VITA water Ia tho
depth of zen Get Tne sugar house. negro
quarter ANA dwelling house were an standing in
the midst OF the wsier, anc presefled picrre
saddcmng 10 behold. At Bonnet Caf5e = huge yGl-
umc or water rushes through Q gap 1890 feet wide
roaming aud seeming while the angry roar In
presses . s0asn Of fear hpon tie listener Near the
break Is small collection OF houses, n The back
III Them T. number Of paaiauona ana
farther removed Is me OF iofes,s,
shs ccQh on OF winch The Good Iy2nrs
Iie resi~irgs jorcc. All light 81 life n lied from
lha yI'iage. Desired houses with their open uosis
fsii 100 trny the paiufnl sOry ~ needs no secoha
view 10 CONVINCE The Deholdcr tnat 10 mortal power
can arrest the hood. A large force ~ employed 10
prevent further damage on the leNee ~ some
places The wAgor ~ Twelve Feet deep, reaching pe'
yuna The second story o. many 0f the houses.
! kal-lns has been heard rom Bonnet Care IBIS
everiax
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shipping NOres.
Captain Partridge, Of steamship Tle which arrived here
yesterday from Galveston informs passed
u II miles Sc by from Barnegat light, in Is fahoms Of
WATER vesses SPAR standing 30 feet above water, appa
renty attached to wreck This is directly the track OF
vessels coming from going to the southwark and very
dangerous, vessel going at rapid rate and striking II
seriously damaged, 81 not snnk Some steps should
he by the proper authorities to have this
moved at once.
Marine DISASTERS.
srFAwyn BATTLrssAKE tof Philadelphia. reported
ashore 18th nil Cooks Point Brdgeport Ia dschargng
part her coal into the schr Jacob Lorard II
thought she wil soon be ghcn ned sufficiently to float
souR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, April 29--Ihcrc 10 a light schr
ashore the Preakwater.
GRrrsocK. April 1.-THE Eliza Evcrt, Dennis, put back
here yesterday lcakv.
Mis- ;ciiancous.
Purssr Young OF the steamship Gen Barnes, from sa
vannah, has our thanks for favors.
SHORT PASSAGE PROM LIVERPOOL TO SAN FRANCISCO
The Britain shp oghton Tower, Captain Tumble, left v
srpoo Dec % and arrived at San Francisco on the 2ls Inst
thu, making the passage IN Ih davs which 10 vry short
Op-
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Almanac for New York This Day
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JATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
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CATAWBA CRAZE PILLS
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
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ANOTHER NEW YACHT ~ B0sToN.-The new yacht
Parry. Duii by captain Harris, OF Soulh Bosion,
has nisf been launched. she Is owned by tue Sonth
Iiusl0a Yacht cub aud w take part IN the rfRaiaS
Vi mai sauadroa duripg the coming season.
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HELMBOLD'S
HELM BOLD'S
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HELM BOLD'S
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HELMBOLD'S
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HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLDS
HELM BOLD'S
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BELOW.
shipping Nores.

Brig Raven, Spencer, I2 days from ssgua with sugar
MASTER
Wind sunset s, light
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.o ,es to me In visible forms or In dreams ana dim
S"asn 'fowngs, all that Is noble In human charac
,er 'enH q AZ material 10 build my heaven. All
S.i, IN, rs TO
ana when we stant arfectn1 nossihtieS or the the
exponent OF all the M oosoass Chrsa u 'h ~,
the usng " OF All 20 di Ur homes en- and yearnngs He
WIN be our typical head, and the rs nomace a. Vnn
have seen little birds
CAUGHT IN THE rBICKET
struggling hclpiessy while their mates were sifflink
In the clear blue; SO sweet-hearted men struggle
with d0uDts and theological questions while their
hearts long Tor the divine perfection In Jesus. Come
out OF bondage, out OF Jour didactcal state; come
into the raptures OF love. What is the name OF
Christ now to your TO many 1t Is merely a word
for date. TO others 1t Is superstition; it is thas
which narrows them. With Others tits name of
controversy. Again His heart Is pierced ana
His raiment divided. AL the wOndrOus beauty OF
the lie Of Christ ia only so much metal with which
offensive to me an these warke associations that
are connected with that sweetest OF all books the
New Testament. Happy are those children who In
the household are taught the love side OF the Bible.
Unhappy are those children who are shown
brooding mother heart In God. Blessed are they
OUrGROwN THE BAD TEA CHING
IN relation TO God. the teaching that makes Him
DeliW OF vengeance to be placaJed. BY and by the
name oil superstition will cease, the name Of cOntr0-
phere OF that name chat shall be full OF inspiration
70 every faculty. Let the days pass. What have we
here In exchange for what we stall haves
WHY ARE WE so IN LOVE
with tho little plane that we shall not desire the
perfect beauty Speed, then days and seasons. and
let the OF righteousness with healing in It's
wings, and leu the Time come wnen we Shall know
even as we are known.
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Father. This may astonish us, as we might
Father, VINO so often revealed Himself to their
prophets and yet tho Lord tells us that the world
has not known the Father. The world had not
known Christ, aud IT was not until after lie had
cended that He sent the Holy Ghost to teach man.
Kind aud restored the unity between the world and
from the mission OF the Holy Ghost and the work OF
God. They repeat gltby enough the words OF ritual
divinity OF the Holy Ghost, because he has not pre-.
scented Himself IN the same papable shape as God
me tather-the Creator-nor IN The human form OF
God the Son. IL cannot be well for
OUR SPIRITUAL LIFE
that we should forget what Christ has made such an
teaching OF Christ and OF the Christian Church that
there are three persons. but enc only God. The
pror ~ nu accosua s so s IS s
there can be no priority. The doclrine OF the Trinity
Is . mystery that cannot be solved by any mere hu.
man reasoning, and Is, indeed, inc0mprehensibie TO
any but the Divine Intellect but is it not moro
sonable TO give our consent to propositions that
fuse to believe anything but what we have seen or
known by the evidence OF our own senses Faith Is
sion or Which we MEANS Of our SSRpr oar
selves from some higher authority, and II would be
unreasonable to refuse our consent 70 an authority
that we know from the nature or things must be To-
falllblc. Ii we believe that
A GOD HAS SPOKEN
then we cannot refuse Obedience Faith requires
and presupposes the existence OF intelligence, and
the more faith that exists In man the tntet-
gent he is, not. perhaps in the sense Of being
learned, but IN the perception Of the eternal ana
vital truth.
What was God doing from all eternyg lie
always was and the creation Is only the expression
OF one OF the IDEAS which have existed In His brain
through oil time. Gods knowledge Is God. He
knows Himself, with the power or self-know ledge
that man cannot understands, because our Know
ledge Is borrowed and accidental light, and this
knowledge OF God Is the son, the Word, the eternal
wisdom VI God the Father.
GOD LOVES HIMSELF
as He loves all that is good and beautiful and this
perfect Selfloye Is God tho Holy Ghost. And Christ
tells us that this Holy Spirit OF God Is 10 come and
teach the Church to all time. Let US. then invoke
this Holy Spirit and return thanks for the work OF
regeneration. Every thing Is done in the name OF
the Holy Trlnity, and must carefully avoid neg
Letting the personality OF the Holy Ghost, and urge
upon you during the week INVOKE the holy Spirit
that you may be the recipients Of the sevenfold
graces on the Day OF Pentecost.
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Thunders of the Church and
Flashes of the Lightning
Of Divine Truth.
->~~~>~~~,>~-~>>~~~~~~o~-~
Wisdom, Righteousness, Sanctifcatlon
and Redemption.
heavenly Affections and Spiritual Dutits
Tx laiued and Enforced.
>>>~~-~-~>~~~~S>~~~~~~~
The Progress of Picty in
Brooklyn.
Sunday Services and Sermons in the
Metropolis and Elsewhere De-
scribed and Reported.

Catholicism gives to the present season OF bud.
dug flowers anu glorious sunshine the beautiful
name OF the month of May. Yesterday in the
churches OF that faith the services were char
aoterized by more than ordinary fervor OF devo-
ton, beatted the occasion: but as II borrowing
inspiration from the manifested zeal OF tue
ministers OF the Old faith, the pastors OF the
reformed churches were exceedingly earnest, and
their congregations bccomingly devout. at all the
places OF worship In this city and Brooklyn the at
tendance was large; and the day being magnificent
volarlcs OF fashion assembled In large numbers.
The sermons delivered were, many OF them, full Of
Instruction. and all earnest. According TO our
usual custom we give below collection OF the
best OF those delivered.
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the good IN N gains strength and the evil loses IT,
Every good effort does succeed. and the success -
OF the EFFORT There are no drawn battles IN the
Christian warfare. We NAV never succeed accord
ing to expectations, because they nave been 100
great. one oatlie VIII not decide the contest; we
may have mistaken The outposts Tor the entrencncd
and solid masses Of the enc, enemy, and become diS.
greater than we expected; but every blow tells and
We may win our greatest victories when we seem 10
lie defeated. All he'll reJoced when our Lord was
cruclned; evil seemed TO have rriumphed, and to
have swept away the only barrier which opposed its
universal dominion; but
THIS AWFUL CRISIS IN TuE WORK OF HUMAN RE-
DENTON
was the finishing OF the work. and not its abandon
ment The apparent triumph or mans enemies was
their real defeat so II IS with all our conflicts with
evil. One reason why we do not make any greater
not occupy the ground from which nave expelled
them 10y corresponding good affections. II good az
Icctions DO not increase as we remove the evil we
gam nothing. Love to the Lord ana tho neignbor
must inner l. must enter iuto the possession or ana
take the place III our minds or
THE LOVE or SELF AND THE WORLD.
Do the good corresponding to the evil we have re-
sisted. II you tempted 10 treat another person
unklndy do not be content with rerranlng from the
temptation to any evil which you find yourself DIS
posed to commit, do the opposite good. Suppose
you ind that yOu are more inclined To be served by
others than 10 serve them in the family and IN the
daily contacts OF life, reverse the process and seek
every occasion 10 say kind word and do pleasant
deed and
BRING DOWN A HEAVENLY AFFECTION
INTO the leld OF daily ne Some families are places
OF torment because each one OF Its members Is try
Ing TO exact service rom all the Others II each one
would try to serve all they would change the scene
from nell 10 heaven. by faithfully pursuing this
course you will subdue your evil affections, you Will
drive out your enemies and Establish heavenly alice
lions In their place. Little bJ little you Will
GAIN POSSESSION OF A HEAVENLY CANAAN;
little by little, as the Tree grows the Kingdom OF
God VIII be established within you ana In few
years all your conflicts win be ended, your warfare
Will be accomplished You can enter into your rest
and enjoy your heavenly inner lance forever.