The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-04
FROM ALL SOURCES.

nomical matters all that is claimed for it i.
the result of an unvar;6,hIe bvnotbes;
.n, III . lu.h i1unueu on hothlng nu
fronbis 10 sst a.;,a pv se.ous wo ;,,. ~
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mosA ~ 2. a. ions I'M os. - - e
f.,ns.s s,';,a,, ,,I;s.,o - WI f,,1ars'
-; se,rrhas ;nt, tba ;nmost sscrets ~ H.
inorgan;c world a new n,etaI caiIaJ s,aI.
," E,a mas ia.eay Geen discovered ny us means
Il can be obtained in quantities sufficient for
nse in the arts, whereas without the spectre
scope ~ mus. Always nave remained hidden,
lnougn eAisting everywhere around us. Inc
salts OF many OF the new metals are used IN
medicine and the various arts, and there is
no unit, save that OF nature isteif, % the
uiseoVerles which may YET De mare, Proviu-
ing we snail go 10 WORK wisely In the matter.
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The spiritual Scientist grasps the
sword by the edge in asking the world to
Judge Oh sp'r''ualism by It's fruits what
mus nu'S s'e commonly nao"",'
oreaking up OIL iamlhes' 'ne hoouihs Oh '"e
world with sioP, and the general mental anu
oiten moran oisin,egrauon Oh al VINO haSe
nucn 70 10 win IL, IL mas oecas'oheu w.
insanity ms Oh hooe,t Daie owen, ana ia.er sun
the u"er overthrow OF ueraiu Massey
mind- Massey was known as iair poet
VINO VINO Possleiy nau future before MN
peeanie In.e!e steu IN sPIitua-isn', anu "ne"
ne NJ 'eetureI IN .ns country year OF TWO aso
S;s M esan 70 ,et i t4 ;ta,,", i':.
S.neS ne IS.uIn 70 I"Si,nu nus Ih'eiee, n'S
lunatic. These are specimen fruits from
wnle sa ane spiritual scientist Womb nave .ne
these that the world Will undoubtediv iudre.
The French government has, curl
o,slx .ro,,h refuse5 IN recogn;ze titles of
49, s -, ~. a.
hooii'y winch nave oeeh eoniefu ''e
pope, on the ground that Plus IN. is no
longer a temporal sovereign, and has no
right to confer temporal dignities. AS the
pope has all his life made Frenchmen SUI
premely happy by comforting on them the
ment has been received with verv bad grace
by both the pope and aspiring Frcnchmen
me PoPe Dy no means e4nceoes 'l'''' nc Is h'
Admiral Farragut once remarked ::
aI vouId never 90 into hattie in an iron
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ciaa. couiu NO. manure my men, NOT IN
spirit them Ii ball strikes wooden ship
1t sends lew spiinters around, TWO or three
poor fellows are Killed or wounded, but the
the fight goes on But in an iron-c!ad the
nnf;n fnr thew Ino,r that If hcy. - tnocI o.,
in her side she must sink, and it is much
harder to get up their spirits for the fight.
Give me good ship of oak and put the iron
into the men,"
NJ E,;l;a 10 C;r,r5;n, tLo .
A1'o uo i"i oPiiiion 'i"'
crime is the result of disease, and that there
fore capital punishment should be abolished
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symptoms-.is just now revived in France.
U;.,Is,, e. a.. 49, ",,. ny :ouo4 sne H9;
cine simply. but of the mixed medical iuris
prudence. Another Frenchman, AIphonse
karr, made an excellent mot on this subject
By all means he would have capital punish.
ment abolished, but, said he, :" let messieurs
les assussiss begin the REFORM"
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MI. samuel Phmsoll, the English
statesman, who created such a stir through
the world last summer by his denunciation
Of Disraeh in behalf of seamen, is a man
wno Pracuces what ne preaches- lie is now
,;sh S,,n a,,. ~ ~. - $780, see n .ne Ens
ment aoa;nst the overIoa.i;nPr Of vssseIs i M
Piimsoil will extend his pbilanthron;c re-
searches to the BLACK sea. His Constituents
in Derby have reason to be proud of him.
The Introduction of the poStal card
.vv..,,, hos h..o 80 .,,.. ,,;., A..
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the montnly issues are constantly on the IN
crease. During the month of October. 90.
$4,000 were sold. This is more than five
millions more than were ever before made
M a the same space OF time. ExPer,en ne
practicabiIity and vaIue of the system the
use OF the postal card must become still more
general
Tbara ara about txvo tbo,,sond xvoIx,os
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IN France, which destroyed to the amount Of
about one thousand francs a year each. But
this two millions frames in M wav represent.
the loss occasioned by their presence; these
thirty thonssnd shes, a yaar nbI;as 'V H.,
farmers to keep twenty millions sheep in
folds, and render 1T Impossible for them t.
Iced In the heids as IN England All thu
entails great expense.
Stanley is in one sense bringing DIS
credit upon his native land, for in the hear
of beautiful Africa he has made two discov
erles winch surPass what we have been won
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water larger than lake Superior and a MAJ
with more wives than Brigham Young has.
The Pharaoh of the neriod tb,
Khedive, wants an honest man who can tel
him how much he is in debt, and has sent te
England for experts There are number o
men in this country who are engaged il
banking under Pharaoh's auspices who woult
is in debt but they are not all honest.
The V;corov Of Eoynt wbo bo
SyP''
earned by repeated acts OF magnanImity
h,s I.ta,v sho.,, - s.x;,.;.a .,,'
greatness and unseIfishness of his character
The sum of $65, 900 having been appropri
ated to erect n monument to him, he used tn,
mail from New York the train made the hith