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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21

The nomination of the Hon. Joel
Parker, on Wednesday, by the Democ-
racy of New Jersey, makes a Democratic
success in that State fixed fact Aside
from the fact that Walsh, the Radical
candidate, is personally very unpopular,
he is accused by his own party with
having purchased the nomination.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21

The Memphis Gas Light Company is
now supplying gas to- the city Of supe-
rior Illuminating power and brilliancy
at reduced rates, and has on hand coke
and coal-tar; also naptha-tar, the best
lubricator for railroad cars and heavy
machinery. Office, 29l Second street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21

The Haywood County Agricultural
and Mechanical Association meets at
Brownsville on the Sd, 4th, 9th, 9th and
18th Of October. II is expected to be in
every sense a success. We are indebted
to the Association for the compliment Of
an invitation to attend.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21

REYNOLDS New Orleans improved
Screw Cotton Press is on exhibition at
Swift's Iron and Steel Works, 1876 Main
street, Call and examine this splendid
press 1851 John MANoGuE, Agent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21
LEGAL.
Administrator,s Notice.

II IL tratrix Of ihe estate of Louis Schuman,
deceased, this Is notice to all creditors Of his
estate to present their claims TO the under
signed within the time prescribed by law, and
al az debtors e come t9rwata ana settse, else
torney for collection.
n Il. NJ. SCHUMAN,
Administrative of L. Schuman, decd.
Humes a Poston. Attorneys l7-46
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21
L. G.. BALDWIN g. CO.,
) l3si AUCTIONEERS, d
Commission Merchants and Manufac-
r9iiqaa turers' Agents,
Cor. second and Adams. memphis.
PRIVILEGES.
PRIVILEGES AT FAIR.

CBALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UN-
- til October LIST proximo at the office Of the
Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, for
the privilege to sell wines and liquors, under
the restrictions of the Board Of Directors, at
the next fair Of the Memphis Agricultural
and Mechanical Society, commencing October
ceived, the Directors reserving the right to
grant privilege to sell table wines at restau-
rant.
Other privileges will be sold by application to
15-2S LEON TR0USDALE. Secretary.
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Fresh Oysters.

Where cal. we get the best oysters2
Why, at Headquarters Oyster and Game
Depot, 27s Second street.
81 EDWARDS & HoLBRooK.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21

TIE Banner says a creditor Of the
Alabama and Chattanooga road, who
seems to know what he is talking about,
estimates the liabilities Of the road at
$lI925,77O. This does not include the
stock, which is variously put at from
81, 100000 to sll, 100000. tea
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21

IT is believed, says one of our cotem-
poraries, that the running of General
Butler for Governor of Massachusetts,
making big bolt, as it will, in the party
may insure the phenomenon of Demo
cratic Governor in the old Bay State, in
the person of John Quincy Adams. The
Democrats have only had two Governors
in Massachusetts, for forty years. and
both of them afterward were renegades
to their political faith. They were Mar
Gus Morton, who was Governor in 1910,
and again in ls4S, and George s. Bout
we'll, who was Governor in 1851. Morton
was run seventeen times for Governor
before he was elected, and then he was
chosen by the Legislature by majority
of one vote.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21

Victor D. Fuchs, at IL Jefferson street,
is receiving them daily by express. Call
on him for your supplies. %
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21

WARMERS PREPARATIONS for sale at
the Little Drug Store Round the Corner,
So Adams street. ,or.f,a. 1901
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21

IT turns out that Butler is the admin
istration candidate for Governor Of Mas
sachusetts. he is just the man, bottled
or unbottled, to suit Grant
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21

IT is stated that of the delegates to
the Massachusetts, Republican State
Convention thus far chosen General But
Ter has forty-two; Rice, seven Loring,
seventeen; JEWELL, one; WashbOrn,
twenty, and nineIaFe nncommitted, but
snti-Butler. The towns understood to
be most strongly for General Butler have
already chosen delegates, and they are
included in the fortr-two.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21

While other sewing machines fail,
stands every test. 17-22
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21

JUST received a lot of fig tobacco.
Superior quality. S. KAUFMAN & Bro
l9 fh v
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~" COTTON GIN.
NEW PUBLIC GIN.

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO RE
w ceive, gin, and bale cotton Mt our new
gin house on Linden street, between Shelby.
street and the river. We use Pyron's Plane
tary Horse Power and sixty-saw Gullett
Steel Brush Gin. and will do all in our power
to give satisfaction at as low prises as paid
elsewhere. Seed taken at full. rates, in. part
payment. Soliciting part of the public pa
tronage, we are, very truly, etc.,
SHARPE q ROBERTS,
16.11 Office No. u Monroe street. up stairs:
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Gas.

AMERICAN DRIVEN WELLS at Browne
& Brownies, 3l5 Second street. 1901
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21

Why are compositors very fortunate
fellows2 Because they can set up in
business without a shilling OF capital.
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j. D.. EDWARDS,
81 az ssa4sias M. HoIBRooE.f

NOtIce-COhBreEaII HetH M hEfH-
eth. -..r.
Those desiring to engage seats in our
Synagogue for the coming Holidays,
can apply to the President--I. Happeck,
No. 1852 Main street-between three and
four o'clock pm, up to the end of the
Holidays. III syfl iH
ct B. M. LEVY. Sec'y.
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BnowpG q BnowNr,8l5 Second st. at
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21

THIS, from the Cincinnati Enquirer,
illustrates the estimation in which the
President of the United States is held
by half the people Of the country;
General Grant is soon to be in this
city, and we observe that the City Coun-
Gil is taking preliminary steps to give
him an official recognition The ques-
ton arises, what is the best way of doing
itP Our idea is that il would be more
gratifying to the General if we would
take the money which it is proposed to
spend upon powder, fireworks and hacks
on his arrival, and invest it in hand
some present, something substantial,
that he will remember The present
should be, if possible, something that
has not been previously given him"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21

IL Boston there are las churches of
all denominations, viz: Baptist, II;
Trinitarian Congregational, 22i indie
pendent Congregational, 2; Unitarian
Congregational, l27; Episcopal, l5i
Freewill Baptist, l; Universalist, G; Ad-
ventist, 2; swedenborgian, l Roman
Catholic, II; Presbyterian, I; Methodist,
%; Jewish, 4; Swedish, /; German, 2;
spiritualist, 2. These churches have
l64 pastors, some of them having both
a senior and junior pastor, and some
the larger Roman Catholic Churches
having three OF four.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21
SrEAM.rrr1se at 3l5 Second st. AIT

st B. M. LEVY, Sec'y.
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IN tone OF encouraremont; "be ron I'm, s,,.
" IT. rear Dn' shal redeem my promises b. the Ie,s
~ s'en cause returned the girl, resolateIv a.,
win never fau ne, and that our utervie,. ,y
ne M bIlei a. possible, ;e at once What ynu, ls
are ana what you wish 10 DO. You zee am M, pane
" Esglh the wVfs,t once" Vus
Yes, my DEAR" returned David Carter biondir -
You must not he too anxious. Take evrry,bag star
aud yon WIN get along all the faster in the end Hass
always oI9ecOpable when time IL abundant 90 a. 1, -
~ cheap sitting standing, suppose we retire H. ~
nGr take seat. and talk the matter over 10 hcratsy
lie led the way to one ~ the benches and when H.
were both seated, he continued; ~ '''y
~ you seem impatient 70 hear what have 10 imn.,,
VIII iot Keep you IN suspense, but open the snbeet ~
once. For reasons which Il Is unneceis,rv 10 .rt
hate the girl Bertha Basconlb and would rive nv ri
arm 10 ruij, her," o'' i"S "kH
supposed "a much" returned Lsc.te sand W, IA.
know her-neyer saw her before-and since yG hae 10y
81 Dlely now comes 1t that he never had any sDovl
"Now you arc trcadlngon forbidden ground - ,o,,,
David Carter, while frown settled upon lis sini.,
iace ana before we proceed farther IN this matter et
II bo distinctly understood between MS tllf Won 90 e
never 10 ask questions, hut only 10 obey or,er n, 1
others my brother mnst he kept in total gnouco az ~
true state 81 my feelings with regard 10 that girl All
you must never breathe a word to any human lne Con-
corning what may pass between us n you moi ssra
10 these conditions TINS interview has lasted too Ion az
ready, ana We may as well separate we met N Won
true 70 me promise yon not only the restoration
OF your lost love and sweet revenge bu money a. well
II you are false 10 me will follow you 10 the worlds end
Dut 1 WIZ compass your ruin. This yOu viii perceive
therefore Is serious matter and before you decide Ven
Iad oeter reject moment do not wish 10 hurry You
THAT is unnecessary" returned the girl promptlv.
my lnnd Is made up, and now tell me- what do Won
81 propose 10 ruin Bertha Bosoo,ob - WAS the or.
ana malignant reply The continuation OF BER1HA INA
SEwING-MAclIINE GIRL will he found IN No - Ci ths
NETWORK WEEKLY, now ready aud FOR sale by every
News Agent in the Union Each number Of the NV
YORK WEEKLY Is beautifully Illustrated and contain.
yOty cWuHnS OF emit rtalnng reading matter. The
NEwfoRX WEEKLY is really the best story and sketch
paper published.
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STORY o. A SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR.
BERTHA, THE SEWINC-HiCHlNE GIRL;
DEATH AT THE WHEEL.
eY FRANCIS 9. SMITH,
Author Of "Alce Blake, "Eveleen Wilson, &C.
CHAPTER l.
rrIn MArIIINE alIOr.


Our etory opens in % workshop Tor girls, hlthat'u vi
the third floor OF large building III te nr pr mis-
Establishment was one Caleb Cursor, hNhfthy-Vis"geu
middle Ced maui of rather forbIdding appearance.
Mr. CursOn's method OF doing business was 70 centlatt
with tailore shirt makers, and others VINO had garments
of whatever kind in large quantities. to be made up ana
then To hire girls 10 do the sewing. . ILL.,, ,,..o,s
He was gruI and unfeeling man, INT prdcd hlnSeiI
on paying promptly In all cases, whatever ne hgeeu ~
pay, although, to tell the truth, he was an uhtsa'cu
old skintint . $3.50, =, A. . ,,.o
nm errand bow employed in his esabllslmolt-Wis Con
rad Bascomb, a Welshman, about nifty years or age
whose countenancc although marked by
less look was not without evidences OF good eenY HIS
eyes hair and skin dark, and although he dld Oc
c9sonaly indulge show Of mirthiulness IA general
thing hfs councnance downcast and 1t seemed as
though he pcrpetnay struggling with some inward
fear which stultned his natural character lie hau eur
grated 10 this country with his wife and infant daughter
Some twenty years prior TO the opening OF our story
And now Is only necessary that we should say awOrd
with regard 10 one more character in Mr. CursOn- esta
lshment before proceed with our Story lhls "as
Rertha Bascomb, daughter OF the foreman. go
glorious creature she was OF twenty summers, WIN
large ustrous azure eyes, straight finely cSeed
north and chin and broad White forehead around when
wealth OI golden curls clustered She was lDdecd Deau
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breath. "e.n tins indeed be youi thought you dead

breath, "esn tins indeed be your Thought you desd
II know You did" replied David Carter with q
chueke, and very willing that you should think
so till half hour since THIS ~ the hrI time IN
brother has been here frequently YOu recognized him
while he was talking to you moment SINCE did you
not T.
{" dbl d!dp' groarcd The foreman,
"And In all these long years have ycu ever seen bm
to know him before ;" asked tho merchants brother.
" Never-ncyer !" was the reply.
"That strange ~ said David Carter, THOUGH
muuing with liRself; very stranGo what fortunate
thing IL was that accompanied him this occasion II
seems almost pro iicntial Hc chuccd dibOCally for
"A moment and then suddenly fixing look Of burning
ter quailcd like guilty wretchhe Kissed between his
teeth, Conrad Bascomb you have not dealt fairly
by mo You did not complete the work which You sol
EMMY you would carry out Confess II, bca5tl
Confess II, or take the consequences
do confess It - exclaimed the wretched man, In y
tone OF the affect terror " do confess 1t tried
10 10 as agreed TO- but could not had not the heart
"You had not the heart to do it - sneered the mer-
chants brother, fixing upon the shrinking foreman a
whitening look have you the heart 10 be hung Would
1t please you to dange between heaven ana EARTH while
u Inocking Tabble heaped curses upon TIE murderer
Have YOU the heart for that, ask q"
Mercy mercy 70 grOaned the foreman, clasping his
hands neryOu5ly. 80,
a scOwl unless you do exactly as bid you That grl
must go to Philadelphia No. not even II your EN-,
plOyer insist upon 1t Not If you are discharged
for disobeyng him Not even IL You are Obliged to 20
wretch do you hear The Alrns-House is preferable
elons cell, with the certainty OF feons DEATHS
it not ! ,,,, ..
face with look OF desperate defiance he exclaimed:
am fool to be frightened 10 death by your threats,
after all, David Cartcr II guilty OF murder, You
are guilty OF almost grave crime You dare not Tor
your life, dcnOunCe me To do would be your rum J"
Conrad BascOmb," returned the merchants brother,
with the greatest hDperturbabiIy, "you are Ul6gCr
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DAVID CARTTF MAKES iIlNi-ELF Known TO BASCoMB
Hardly had the merchant gone, when David Carter,
who had been standing 10y himself III a brown study,
muttcred: 49,, .
so-su-ths thing begins to grow interesting. II that
girl should 20 with Jasper all my nice plans-p!s con
c0ctcd iong ago. ana thus far successfully carried ou,
may possibly Iail That must never he. have not per
lied my soul and body both to lie thus easily banked
Haf-aIl-hOur ago wouid have sacrificed almost any
thing ther that this man. BascOmb, should haNe
seen aud recognized mc. Now, | must make myself
known To him. In sacfcnsc. 1t IL singular what diI-
ference even hafOur in time may make in the CIR
cunsiaucrs individual. Nes-I must reveal myself
to Bnsrofnh let what will come uf II :" aud advancing.
he touched the foreman lightly the shoulder. hajlng
In an undeItone, he did "a word with you, friend "
BascoIb followed him To unOCcupied corner of the
shop, alInusi mechanically. -
well SIR he said ~ "a mOrose tOne-fOr he felt any
thing but CtOd iaturrd In view OF what had just trans
pirr,!-" what do you want It'll meg
"Ihut giIl OF yours must never 20 10 Phlladelphh
with jasper Carter let what Will he the decision Of the
proprietor OF this establishment" said the m,rr hanS
brother stl keeping HE face turned from Ihc foreman,
and speaking n'a und.TtOnc.
Conrad BascOub both surprised AMI Indignant M
thl, command from whom he ,upp, ed Ia hc a
ia. effect upon the foreman was more dun cectIi'"l
II was isustey stunning His f,ce turned a. wht as
pnIer ht hair rose on end, his knees sunie each ol
aud with great gIoan lac leaned against TIE wan 81
thr workshop for support, and buried hs face ~ MS
bands -
'Gr,At Haven't he exclaimed. as ho Saspcd ior
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TIE BOSTON SCHOOL COMMITTEE OPPOSE ANY
DECREASE OF THE HOURS OF STUDY.

BOsToN, May 10.-At n meeting of the School
Committee last evening" Mr. Washburn behalf Of the
Joint Committee TO whom referred the matter OF
Saturdays being holidays in the Latin School, and thus
to decrease the hours OF study required reported that 1t
the unanimous opinion OF the Committee that the
petitioners should have leave O withdraw their petition
After the public hearings which were had upon the
subject, the Committee desiring more light addressed
circular to the parents OF the boys Of the school The
to the questions they proposed ELECTED IN fact,
contrary to the impression given by the petitioners,
that only &c. a little than One-third OF all the
parents unequivOcaly In favor OF making Saturdays
holidays; while but very few prepared 10 state that
the health their had been injured by hard study
The average amount Of time the boys study out OF
school is two hours and six minutes The time in
school deducting for devotional exercises
and recess, four hours and half for FIVE days aud
three hours and half for Saturdays. the Committee
consider that In view Of these facts and also OF the va
cations holidays, &c-amounting 20 some IA
OF 10 weeks in the yearmplo time is afforded for relax
alton. To distribute the work through the six days OF
the week. instead crowdng it into five the Committee
regard = the better course.
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CHATTER ".
TIM NrrItvG AT rHr tERHY-Hou,E.

nj . i II. io1r,a,n,ti,,, wnrg the siS o'cork whistle
,nnoune,l the termination OF the "sl nVtA, ~.
a. han, oolned her street appdti ana "ohu'u M way
10 the Iouston-,t. ferry. - -. ~ .o.;,-,l ,er
David 1Irtrr was there before her anu t.r'N,u III
win "A satisfaction which he dtt NOT attempt -, ~, 80,
o., 49, rptur To- him; land punctG"htl IA k'cpiht 'th
,,,., j. ,lvJys cuiuitt-d.1C. h'u sou. 4ii'-
l mai Won might afraid 10 meet inc. b" the re-
Sill ,,,,,,ns tGut you are - ~, az H'Nr. ,,,
..N.,u bctI ont iuluc,,uC ~ Ia me-, Nhr l'pticu,
Int, ,vi.h wonld irye drawn ia. icrt Ia Hf'ty "a
',i'i me- which mi at haze had. and II y'd i
Nh, ,n,tr ntull,cs shall not & vo;i"', 80 '-' ''
-. - -. tn me- I'm III. end o. what theN may
~, he hlays gillW tAclaiMeI David Carter
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fool than took won for. Listen To me now For twenty
wears have been striving ia accOIup certain O'Jcct
an object which 10 Is al in allan object to secure
the accomplishment Of which would lay down my llie
with as ltle hesitation would eat If were hungry
Can YOU understand the nature Of man who would Ne
willing 10 sacrifice not only all there l. worth living FOR
in this life bur his eternal salvation hereafter 70 gam
that uuon which lie has set his hedItthat which he has
Thought of by day and dreamed Of by night TIL II Il
woven into the very fibre Of his s0Uli Such nature Is
mine. Could I have avoided you sfan-hour SINCE
would wi ncy have done sO-nOr would not lose ~ NJ
of Won 10 save nv fc And TO prove to you how earnest
aim. will within the xxi two minutes, dcn0Iurc You
rs murderer unless YOU agree fully 10 carry 0ut my
Instructions. Do you heart | give you exactly two
minutes IN which to 'CGct your mn l. not Ltta up
in that time you booked for the gaiOTs and am
ruined"
As he spoke he deliberately took his watch from liz
pocket Opcncdi IT, and fixed COh OF stern discrimination
upon the foreman.
The latter hesitated for moment hut seeing that the
mind al his tOIucntcr ully made up, he sil ll
tone Of the deepest detection: 90.
" avn in Your power and cannot bep myself IWlh
do 90 de~re"
That sensible" said David Carter, with sarGonic
smile, aud il IL inst what expected OF you. You a.!
ways were sensible man AT least always fOund yQl
50. this IL what must do. Let what VIII
happen yOI Is stick to yOBr Tc-Olut on not to let the
Girl with ~ brother Neither threats, nor enrCatcs,
nor Implications, must move YOu from This resolve. Ana
tn" nest thing yOu to do is To meet tonight ut
O'clock ia the Teadinl room of The Metropolitan Hotel
business there aud will return tomorrow, TINT he viii
not be- present To interrupt interview. In the
time fiy upon plan to make myself secure, tie
particulars of which Will impatt when meet RccOl
i,clat the Metropolitan this evening at oclock-and
see that Won 10 not fail me"
d" will De there responded Ba>oomn, in tone of alb
iett Submission. And mt 1t this time .lr ,pcr carter
accompanied by the proprietor reiO.ned them.
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Tva.d,v nigh, by shooting himself through tho heart
-,,, r,.,ol ut his residence, No 400 Lorimer'st,
praa,,yn he left ,sside him on table note which
read: - ,.,,or man ,oor- On
lam now about to Do what many neter men
usher HNsci INV VIZ R.G.T.
o, ISL 80, ,,o ,Uost,,or NJ uaster Carur ntcr
~. Nv FOR % wears, and had received orders to sail
t tay I'm the steamer Saratoga on long voyage lie
os addicted 10 excessive drinking, and was naturally
Sespondent on being compelled 10 leave lis family for
,har Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-11

DIR. LIVINGSTONE ALIvE.-The public will be
interested learning Dr. Livingstone again alive Ba be abso
luey destitute having been able the bat that Was par
chased ofKsor 22 Broadway This pity for anything wcah
have eensoed 6tstut. man. article OF M description would
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Those mills Of God, those tireles' m U.s.
I hear their ceaSeiess thrObs snl thrills
J see their dreadful stones 70 round,
And al the realms beneath then ground,
And lives Of men. ami soals Of States
Eb,uy nuf Ike chat beyOul their gates.

While the Finance Committee were passing among the
audience collecting funds Henry H. Blackwell addIc sed
ths Convention in support Of the resolutions. He
tbouglt The scpgrae States had right 10 grant suffrage
90 women under the Constitution OF ule entu oldles
aud he wanted the men OF America 10 snow they were
not afraid trust women by giving thel thG privilege
OF COOPERATING with them in political as well ds social
life.
Mrs Julia Ward Howe was the next speaker. She said:
The Germans have a prOverb which that all good
things three remember II al TINS ume, Witch "a
tIrce fold summons brings 10 NewYOTk. Three
august wOrds-Peace, Women Suffrage, and Reform
stand fret upon the programme OF TINS tdluCha week
have stated them in the order IN which THINK OF teh
a trinity in which there Will De no quarrel Inose
three loving sisters are one ~ bcat ana
mind though thTec in form. viii imagine now that
vision drama, pantOmne passes before The eyes OF
mas OF intelligent and rational beings On thlS ROOFING
II autagOnism men ana women everywhere encounter
each other There IL cheating ana violence, ana Oppfes
sOn MISERY And this great tide OF dntdgO1sn, be-
des its tfr eddes Of quarrel has it, great crisis Of
slaughter and blOOdshed. And sit bound as
Our sons, husbands, are borne away In
Inc river OF blood, aud on its banks stand tie
ieCtiOns And ~ we look on, voice thuHdrfs III our
These things are reai, ana you women are real
Sad S SP% rhis SniehePy ana lnaideri Help
thoGe who need ySGr help" And then the women
arise and ind, what they never knew before That their
hands tied Bat now for the dear sake OF human
Hind iOr Gods truth, aud mems welfare women are
anxious IL forward sud bic the mothers OF socety
a. they have already been the mothers OF men WOmci
Claim and vi" ultimately gain, the right OF suffrage
AFTERNOON SESSION
rhe meeting was called % order al "A O'Clock. bnes
b sODbns Of Detroit the first speaker He said:
u Eos been stated that don't want ne ballot.
well suppCse they don't That Is the very stFOn sest ar
S"hst WHY lIct louie Do taught that they do. fIcd
tlOig-ss sald, "ShOW cOhtentod slave, and VIII
nov you deITayed man." We want duties AMI re-
more manly and woman more woI1anIy How are Sc
~ set al te1e Ihefe s lo patent process b. which liz
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II. n. SQURE's, o. FultOn-st., New-IOrk, |
the beat place 10 Inv reliable WATCHES fne nAHovD choice JEW
IIRI and STERLING BSSIH SLyERwARR Diamonds specially