Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-03
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he aEcce Home.s Il is q G 3 book ~
VIII command che attention OF thoughtful
aud educated readers, and viii TEST thetr
knowledge of the lab0Fs of such scientists.
as Max Muller, Agssiz, Huxley, Darwin,
Mills, Spencer and the great lights OF
popular government and Woman's rights
Ii England and America. It IL 8 peeuliar
book. The author takes as into q
strange country where We are con-
fronted by q people whose modes OF life
are in 6very particular tbs reT5rseof ours
whoss households are ordered upon q
principal of love, equality, individual eff
fort and steady labor for good, Where
women are equal With men, and every
trace OF the Eastern jealousy OF the sex
which still prevail with us are blot
ted out and II ever alluded to,
only as in opposition 20 the harmony
which prevsils-the quiet, reposs and
psace which should exist Ia every well
regulated household. He paints for us a
condition OF society wherein men reluct-
antlY accept office, where there is neither
political contention or elections, and con-
seouentlY an utter absence OF the bar
room Iosfer. the clustering sWagg6rer,
the murderous bTsggsdcela, The shoulder
hitter or rowdy, who, With as, monopo-
lie the work OF ANGUS, and are the dirty
tools Of the corrupt men who rule rs 10
our ruin; where al are upon their honor;
where men and women, and ever
children acknoWlsdee tbs power Of
the simplest form Of govern
ment and refrain from any and all acts
that are in contraventiOn Of law or the
commands of the "TUr," or King. He
oainIs for us g religion so simple as 20 be
eloquent of the simplicity of tho Master,
and a mode OF worship that is of the heart,
devoid Of form, but earnest and
real even to the Intensity of sdora-
ton. Here there is neither muir
der nor the threat OF murder. Killing
is prohibited, except where it is ne
cessary to save or serve the community,
and then only in the case of Wild. untam-
able reptiles or animals. There are, there
| fore, no street scenes, such as recently
have made Memphis infamous. The
men and women are pure 81 heart, q Sc
duction Is impossible. The laws OF court
| ship are reversed. The women make
love to the men, and as the men cannot
without the violation of customs that are
sacred, approach them, they are the guards
of their own honor, and cannot tail. The
| forces of nature, that with us are only
| known as II seen through q glass darkly,
are to the HfVrsl-ys." 1.-THE civilized ma.
| tlon1-by which name this singular people
| are known-used with an accustomed
| eass that thrills and estonisheS the spec
| tstOr. The world s'Yril, y by which electric
ity is called, is the great servant OF this
singular race. By it they destroy, heal
| travel and light their subterranean sbodes.
1t is their servant, obedient to ali
their desires, and even gives them the
name by which they sre identified, Their
/ language is IS peculiar as their habits,
/ customs, laws and religion. An, with
them, is man; ma men; BON, a house;
/ and gloon, q town; alta Is sorroTs and
| glsta q public calamity, and so on. They
| have the utmost adherence OF the mob,
and employ very expressive phrases to
| denote that sort Of combination Of indl-
yiduals. Koom-posh (hollOw bOsh) Is the
significant designation for American
1erowdsn such as flourish as the initiatory
| of all our political purposes, and elek-nss
universal strife-rot) is the name by
which they mark he promoters of the
| French reign of terror and the Petroleum
Communists who made Paris g kissing, q
shame and q by-wOrd among the
nations. But we cannO repeat
more. We would have our readers
learn for themselves of this wonderful
"Coming Race" who attach fame TO moth
ing which man in life can perform, who
believe In perfect equality n practice
all the virtues, with whom the motives to
science is the love oftEuth, whose houses
know neither lock nor key, whose so
ciety is remarkable for the absence OF
temptations to sl prominent Wees
with whom crime has necessarily rem
dered the moral aversion so great that
/ there are no very salient virtues. We
would have the reader know for himself
| of a state of society that may come in q
thousand years, for which all good men
and women sverywhe-e work, always,
however against the fearful odds OF the
"Koom-posh," stimulated by the "VEl"
/ as it is found in Jersey lightning" st
5 csnts q Fdrink.; The sixteenth chapter
| of this absorbing treatise on the Coming
| Raee.O will be found to contain 8 modest
| reflection of the Darwinian theory that
would do no disoredit to that gentleman
| himself. Taken in any sense, the "Com-
/ ing Race is The book of the season, n
We predict for it a sale in Memphis that
will surpsss that recorded of any work
ever sold here.
TIE T-EcHNoLoGTsT, or Industrial
| Monthly, especially devoted to Engineer
/ ing, Manufacturing n Building. The
/ contents of the number for September in
| dicate that the prestige OF this scient1nc
publication is well sustained. Among the
/ articles we find the following: The Re-
cent Boiler Explosion" tnlustrated);
| rosds.'' mechanical Tests;'' English
and American Machine Shops" House
| Comforts Wanted - Roads - "a Cheap
and Commodious Country House" full
page Inustrstion); ''The New Postottee,
| Boston. Mass "Edhu Burritt on the
History snd Mission OF Arohitecturs;'
"Chesp Cottage Roofs" Joe Locke, on
Main street, and Msnsford, on Second,
have 1t.
HoNT AMI HEARTH for September.
Published Ia New York by M. r. DePuy
& Bro, The following is the table OF con-
tents: 1.-THE Health of Our Women-EX-
e~rcise" fifth psper); Eating Too Fast y
'fInfuence of Music on Animals;" "Con-
versstions About Health" nth pspere
Facts About Life;" ''rha Half Hour in
the Mouiug;' "1he New Cancer Cure
Ffect Of Cundurango; - "Do We Eat Too
MuchP-A Remarkable Csse;'' "Putrefao-
ton OF Water - "Hydropathy and Hygi'
eue" (tbird paperl "Myophy, or Near
| S~i0hteduess.s Must Have the Medi-
ei1e;,' 'iFhe Great Plague in BuenOs
Ayrss-Causes sDd Lesson" singular
Case of Sun-Stroke;" "Small Women p
HTo Waste Our Life or To Save IA
Storv Of To-Dsv:D ITO Stop Blaeding;"
TCheTing Gum;J HThe Utility of Snow;''
miscellaneous Health Notes." Rome
Vsristies;D "Plsnts and Flowers;" Con
venient Home Directions" Publishers
Department"
FoLLE-FARNE-By Ouida. Philsdel-
mia. j, B Lippinc0tt q 70. Memphis:
Isl. Wade & Co 297 Main street. 1t is
stoo late in the day. to make q eriti-
cism upon anything that "Ouida" mas
1 WT1EEe0. htI AhlA0 Is . ACNGAA1S A -
tablished. 1t is only necessary to announce
a new work from her pen to insure 1t
as many readers as there are copies OF IL.
This last novel, "FOllie- Fsrne," sustains
her reputation, and It Is worthy 20 pc
added to thelibraries thst contain "Stlath-
imore.U ssChandos." "Idslia," Puck, +"
and sGranville de Yigne."
LILLIAN, Oh DID SIZE Do RIaHT-By
Martha Farquharson. Philadelphia: VIM.
r Evans & Co. Memphis: II. Wade &
| Co. 297 Main street. A work that viii 90
to while away an idle hour. Ii Is OF the
class denominated "light' reading,
PROFESSIONALLY Katherine 8. Mac
anoid. With illustrations. Philadelphia:
/ ]. B. Lippincott q Co. Memphis: Il.
wade & Co., 297 Main street. a OF
more than average character, abounding
in passages of absorbing interest.
OArALoeUE OF the Third Annual Fair
Of be Agricultural, Mechanical and Hor-
| tieultursl Association of Haywood coun-
tv. TENNESSEE, to be held st BrownsE1le
on October Sd, 4sh, 9th, 9Th and 18th.
PREnuUM LIST Of the State Agricul-
tursl aud Mechanical Society for the
/ Third Annual Fair, 70 be held at Column
Bis. South Carolins, beginning on the 9th
and closing on the Hth of November.
NIGHT LEssoNs.-Robertson' Business
College will be resumed Monday, Sep
tembsr 4, 1871.
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