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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05

The regular monthly meeting OF the
chamber of commerce was held yester'
day afternoon, President Petit In the
chair.
The Planters insurance company was
admitted to mem bership.
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SIXTH DISTRICT (RALEIGH).

County COnvention-V. A. Rawlings,
w. r. Taylor, DR.. w. T Pryor. Andrew
Pope, I. T. Taylor, E. Sanderson.
Congressional Convention-B. w.
Pryor, w. B. Harrison, John F. Meal
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

nuILpING PROPERTY-very desirable
ID unimproved building property in any
portion OF the city; will sell or give long leases
upon reasonable lie ms to parties wishing 10
buiId, Apply 10 JOHN 0VERTON, JR.,
or c. n. GRO5VENOR,
fva0 264 Second street.
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STATE FINANCES.
a Bondholder's Idea of Paying Our OBJ
legations,
NauhYilIe Americana

Nashville Americana
The following is copy of letter re-
ceived at the capitol yesterday:
"NEw YORK, August %, 1876.
A." To the Treasurer of Tennessee:
"SIR-I hold six hundred thousand
dollars of your State bonds, and L hear
that your next legislature will scale the
debt Of Tennessee In some way or other.
I presume her debt is vastly too much
for her to manage, and there seems no
other alternative but to scale it down to
a manageable figure; and allow me to
say right here that I would prefer taking
twenty thousand six per cent. bonds
for my sixty Thousand than to take Elk.
ty thousand bearing only two per cent.
interest. I think South Carolina does
best for herself and the holder and her
bonds, in assuming but one-third of the
entire debt OF the State, in q six per cent.
consol bond, which will reach par in
good time, and be in active demand. 1
think Tilden and Hendricks will make
times better. Very truly, -"
The letter was accompanied by q post
script announcing that the writer was
not speculator In bonds.
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Have Your Cotton Ginned
It the Star Gin. 6S Union street.

IF your hair is coming out or turning
gray, do not murmur over a misfortune
you can so easily avert. Ayers Hail
Vigor will remove the cause of your griei
by restoring your hair to its natural col
or, and Herewith your good looks and
good nature.
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Take Off Your Coat,
Pick Up Your Umbrella,
Nv All meara Take IL COoI

Walk up or down to the great clothing
sale at 227 Main street, and purchase q
complete outfit, from q paper collar to
an overcoat, at fifty per. cent. below &C.
tual cost. IFS BIZ --.....-.
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Browne, the plumber, in order to &C.
commodate his increased business, has
removed to the large store, No. 258 Sec
ond street. Irving bloek), third dool
north OF old stand.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

For the Slate Senate 2eth Senatorial
District of Arkansas
JAMES B. BEST, OF Osceola, Mississippi
county, Arkansas, In announced as can
didate TO represent the counties OF hissls-
sippI, Poinsett and Jackson composing the
Twenty ninth Senatorial District Of Arkan-
sasl, &C the election Tor State and county ON
eerN, on the flrst Monday tn September, lsl6
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To ROUsEKEEPERs.-The attention OF
heads Of families il invited to the supe-
riOr quality Of Burnett's Flavoring Ex-
tracts. They are highly concentrated,
have all the freshness and delicacy of
the fruits from which they are prepared,
and ara less extensive.
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FOR VICKSRURG,
FOR WHITE RIVER.

Will leave Memphis EVERY TUESDAY after.
noon, st O'Clock, until the new steamer Hard
Cash is complete and takes her place.
Apply for freight or passage to
]. T. WASHINGTON, Agent, 300 Front st.
Z. P. GLENN, Agent, on Wharf boat.
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What Small Waist You Have.
Only twenty-eight inches, declare
What q small person you are; yet have
an excellentpair OF psntsloons to fit you,
sir. They are worth So; can sell them
to you for So. Everything in the house
sells accordingly. Take card, and tell
your brother to call on
HARRY COHEN, OF Main street.
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Try Thrash Consumption Cure anG
Lung Restorer, for all lung affections
loss of voice, cough, Group, etc. For sale
by all druggists; wholesale by w. N
Wilkerscn & Co., $40 Main ST., ID emphis
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IG0TsTILLE AND NASHVILLE 80
AND 70 $3.50. -
GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE.
w-,-.u. train leaves daily (except
Saturdays1 n ne -
Mail train ssves osy I issvss daily teyceDi
sunday at 5aop.m
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on AL nsnI
E1 Rn1 t,sks,s or information apply at
Tz.ka. na,es, No. 2S7 Main Street.
oORKER MADISON. .l-
1oHN r. FLYNN, supT Memphis DIV.
LANES SPEED, Ticket Agent.
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Home Enternrlse.

Our merchants and the travelling public
generally will please bear in mind thai
the steamer Illinois is the boat leaving
to-day for ksburg and all way land
ings. AS she is the railroad packet Of
the town, she out to go out well patron.
lied. Freight to New Orleans, YSzcc
and TalIshatchie rivers will go through
on her with dispatch.
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Perforated Notices.

In new and besutiful styles; also, gold,
silver, and the new lace pattern perfor-
sted board, just received at Docs, 34l
Main street,
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THE MOUSE.
LAURA Z. RICHARDS.

A he
I'm only poor little mouse, maamI
live in wall in your house, ma'amt
With a fragment of cheese, and a very few
peas,
was having little carouse, ma'am!
No mischief at all intend, ma'amI
hope you Will act as my friend, ma'aml
II my life you should take, many hearts 1t
And the trouble would be without end,
ma'sm!
My wife lives there in the crack ma'amI
She's waiting for me to come back, ma'am!
She hoped L might find bit OF rind,
For the children their dinner do lack, ma'am!
TITS hard, living there in the WALL ma'sml
For plaster and morter will pail, ma'am,
On the minds of the young, and when spe-
cially hung
Ry, upon their poor father they'll fall, ma'amI
n ever was given to strife, ms'am!
tDont look at that terrible knife, ma'am0
The noise overhead that disturbs you In bed,
IT'S the rats. will venture my LIE, am!
In your eyes 1 see mercy, I'm sure, ma'amI
Oh, there no need to open the door, ma'am
III slip through the crack, and III never
come back,
oh, I'll NEVER come back any more, ma'am
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Best i'm the World

For sale by their agents, Orgin Brothers
& Co., $40 and 3l2 Front sreet, Mem.
phis, Tennessee.
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RESOLVED, That the thanks of this
chamber are due and heartily tendf red
to Hon. Casey Young for the able, ener-
getic and faithful manner in which he
has urged upon the attention Of congress
the various matters o; interest to this
business community and section, and
especially for his efforts in securing an
appropriation of four hundred thousand
dollars for the building of United
States customhouse in Memphis, the
enactment of law postponing the con.
fiscation of land sold for non-payment
of taxes, the proposed improvement OF
our levee system, and the movement by
him looking to governmental aid in re-
pairing the damage to our river front.
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RAILROADS.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE 3, B.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

an AND AFTER SUNDAY, sEPrEMERR
" 3, 1875, trains viii run Is follows:
IKAyH, ARRIVE
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COMMITTEES APPOINTED.

President Petit announced the sp-
pointment of the following committees:
Committee on Examination-R. A.
Parker, G. G.. Fisher and L. Podesta.
Judges of Election. w. billiard, g.
M. Gates and A. G. luther.
Committee on Quotations-A. B.
Treadwell, J. B. Poston, g. w. M'Crae,
@. v. Rambaut and K. G. Buchanan.
Committee on NominatiOns-J. r.
Goodwin, ]. M. Pettigrew, Major Harris,
A. D. Gwy1n, J. L. Wexford, w. b.
Galbreath and D. P. MADDEN.
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Fairbanks Scales

The greatest variety and prettiest as.
sortment ever offered here just received
at Dod's, 34l Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05

The latest novelties and the finest
grades always found at Dod's, No. 34l
Main street,
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SAVE Your HAIR.-f you wish to
save your hair and keep it strong and
healthy, use Burnett's Cocoaine.
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Congressional Convention - Willie
Bond, 7. P. Wylie. Alternates-Alex
Jones, J. L. Neeley.
County Conventional. NJ. Crews, F.
s. Bragg, G. B. English. Alternates-
r. L. M'Elree, II. g. Manley, and P.
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VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY
RCaahvt11e, Tonn.

n aShV111S1 Tonns
The Annual session opens sept Is, "a.
Cost Of Grounds, Build ings, Library
and Apparatus - ....--.. SOD 600
Eermahenb EDOOWme ~. OUO
ousteutatlOu unu..' LSOfOUO
The University is organized in -Four Depart
ments:
The Department Of Philosophy, Scienc g and
Literature, with ten Professors and two utors.
The Department OF TheOlogy-three Pro-
feesors.
I The Department OF LRw-three Profess or.
The Department of Medicine ten Prof essors
Board and lodging, with fuel and lights, can
be had in approved families, or private board
ing-houses, at from SIS to SD per month.
Ministers Of the gospel, of any church, will
be admitted to any school In the Acade micaI
and Biblical Departments free OF tuition fees
For special Information In regard 10 Board,
and the general Catalogues, address r. A.
Young, DID,, Financial Secretary. FOr other
Information, address i. g. GARLAND,
Chancellor Vanderbilt Uni .ersity
"a wd&w Nashville. TeDnessee.
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New Orleans Mail, daily 2 80 pm. y 30 pm
SaYdis accommodat n .oaily
(exrept Sunday ---.--------.. $50 pm Esd am
Freight Train, daily lex
cept Sunday ......--.......--.-. 20 M. AN pm
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AuoTxoN.
A II ssCODDARD,
GENERAL AUoTIOSEER,

MAKES daily sAes Of Merchandise Of every
description. Special attention and rat
given 70 sales for executors administrators
trustees, sszisnsss, underwriters and cargo
No. geo seeosd Street, Memphis. Tenn
NEW AUCTION HOUSE
THE undersigned hsye this day formed
l. copartnershlp, under the nrm name o
WALLACE, PLUMMER = %.
for the purpose Of eondueting the = =
Auction g. Commission Business
including Underwriter's Sales, Manpfae
taken, the old stand of A. e. Frank
land, Is5 Main ssFe %, and have secured ths
services OF the s1AbIe, reliable and gentle
manly Auction Salesm an, MAJ. j. Il. MEDIUM
AID, lately with A. Z FrankIsnd.
Mr., ASA WALLACE, Auctfoneer in t6I
city for thfrty.dve years, viii devote mis- entirs
attention 70 the general business.
Mr.. PLUMMER viii have charge OF the
office, and give his courteous attention 70 al
with dispatch. Our motto ls-Qcick sales
Honest Dealing and Prompt Setuemen ts -
We have three commOdfous rooms each q
by l5S feet, for Storage and Showrooms, and
solicit from all q share OF patronage, oelieV-
ing, with our experience and DISCRIMINATION
70 deal squareiy, We viii DC able 70 give salts
o'' B. I. PLUMMER
Mensphis. septemher !. lSze sci
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Fourteen inches around the neck :;
good enough. John, please hand the
gentle man one of those fine shirts, price
only 81. Take q card and don't forget
a-t - HARRY COHEN, 227 Main street.
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s Towards Row, Memphis.
HoBT. FLETCHER. w. K. RAYNER.
FLETCHER & RAYNER.

Q5uccessers to ROBERT FLETCHER), Man
ufacturers of and Dealers In
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Buckeye SaIYe
New Arkansas Cotton.

Will surely cure Piles. All drug lists
keep it. Alec splendid for Corns.
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REsOLUTIoN OF THANKs,

Mr.. Goodwin offered the following,
which was unanimously adopted and
the meeting adjourned: .i
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Tickets
ATTEND Robertson,s Business Collep,

For New Orleans, Nashville and At
lanta for sale, a. reduced rates, by john
son & Mapget, BOB Main street.
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Rooms ARD BOARD.

DOARD-One large pleasant secono-story
X mont room; also, rooms Suitable IoL I'LL, Ill
H. m single gentlemen. Terms 10 SUIT me
49, - IN second 81. References e. changed.
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PERSONAL.

INTERNATIONALLY one knowing the
L whereabouts of Mrs. Letitta @. NJ. Grishem,
wife of DIR. Albert h. Grlshem, who came TO
tennessee in 1867 from New Orleans, would
confer q great favor upon friend by commu-
nicating the same to r. n. +. Lewis, box 1851
san Francisco. Cal. au&
As P. TURNER, DENTIST,
l.. BIS Main, corner Monroe street.
TNR. ALFRED VOORHEES, max es specially
~ OF treating EYE AND EAR DISEASES,
MICE, 32S Pop ar street. tu50
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Stylish Stationery,

John walsh, Undertaken,
No. 34l Second street, next door to the
postQffic1
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sim Opposite Court Square.

For Piles and Sores. For sale by all
druggists, try me.
BUCKEYE SALVE,
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TEE cheapest and best STRAM,DYKINe
and OLRANINa HOUSE In the city Is st 2zs
Heco nd Gtrest. .T.J, WALKERS 90,
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THE Mystics defeated the Mutuals
Sunday, on the latter's ground, by q
score of 20 to IL.
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Piles.
What a Small Waist You Have.

Buck Eye Salve is certain cure. For
sale by all druggists. Try it.
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Embossed Picture Ornaments

NHURALQIA.-''Neur cures It. Sold
by g. W. Jones d Co.. Memphis.
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Paying Work for Wide Awake
Democrats.
We understand that Cookies Life o.
7Ide71, the only one authorized by the
great reform governor, is now ready for
delivery. Every Democrat should pro-
cure q copy of the life OF our next Presi-
dent. We advise those out Of employ
ment to apply to the publishers for az
agency at once, as the book is having a
large sale. Address ID. Appleton & Co.,
$40 and 551 Broadway, New York.
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The following telegram is recorded as
evidence that Dsvall's Bluff, Arkansas,
was by no means tardy in contributing
an early bale Of new cotton to this mar
ket:
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And school supplies Of all kinds at Do6's
BAL Main street. ~
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DEvALLs BLUFF, ARK, August 81.

GENTLBMEN-Is ship you to-day, per
Memphis and Little Rock railroad, one
bale Of new cotton from Major 8. T.
Black, of Indian Bay.
Z. G. POSTAL,
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INC hepuDIIcHM CaIHpaIgns
Hon. Emerson Etberidge and Hon.
| d. A. Num- will address the public in behalf
of Eayes and Wheeler st the following times
and places:
At Memphis ThurEday evening, September
18th.
st Lagrange, Saturday, September 9th.
Future appointments Will be announced in
due time.
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Close connections made 1T Grenada with
trains North and south for all points.
For further Information apply TO Ticket
once, No. 2Sz Main street, and al Depot.
n. BURKE, superintendent
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Murray & RidgelY.

No. 3S Madison street, Memphis
Tennessee, merchant rallors and direc
importers of the very best makes o
French, English aud German fabrics
We take pleasure to announce to oul
numerous patrons and the public thai
we have the very best facilities for get
ting up suits in the most approved styles
and we solicit an inspection from gen.
tlemen desiring elegant and fashionable
fall and winter clothing.
MURRAY IL RIDGELY.
MARBLEIzED and enameled iron man
ties and CRATES, with or without paten
baskets. Latest styles at low prices.
II. WETTER & co.
3A Main Street,
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SEPTEMBER 3, 1915
ss THE PRINIARIE HE'S.
Returns From the Civil DIstricts-The
Sixth and the Seventh.

The following additional returns of
candidates selected at the Democratic
primary election Saturday have been re-
ceived:
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RaWard Cards
The ReDubIican Caunnaign.

For In day aud Sunday schools, endless
variety, at Dod's, Sal Main street.
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School Books

HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer does not color, but restores the
hair, TO its natural color.
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Go TO Leddin,s Business College.
Shall 1 take Your Measure, Sir?

Otto Schwill & Co. ,seedsmen, removed
to 223 Main, under Worsham hotel.
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NOTTCE.
MEMPHIS COTTON SEED

IN view Of the present low prices of on and
L OH Cake, and for the purpose OF maL1nZ
the prices OF Cos ton-Seed uniform, and mrs.
venting the heretofore enormOus los of S5as5
sacks, the undersigned have agreed to the a.
Pointment of Mr.. s ]. Camp, VINO will ACT a.
our secretary and Treasurer, for tha p1rrcss
or receiving and paying for ali seed VbicfS
may arrive Oy river or railroad, He will -
nlsn SACKS, as usual, and transact All buss- y
EelSilnS 70 purchase, receipt and deIir uess
sSeI also 70 experimenting the weio' ,,eEg OF
Ine present low pr &c OF cottc- sHl9S-
luz, MI Nj n0t justify US to wOrL Ses 81 pro
sesSp teJ Gouars per ton, " b. Oh fS 49, a. over
ssiaDssned price AZ the wLarf ~ - Sos Presen I
highest prices for 3d. al Gimes on getting the
eaiionS d p,oIuet gin justify. Am ne
and nj ott ~ subject OF sacks. ssle ~ LII nj
he addrS = matters rel ating me - a,I seeH.
1901 Ssse1 TO the Memphis Cote, Z, slo oio
~s,etlon, ONCE No. Z89 Front iTest 'Seeo As
e1onon our friends azainst Tnt,, -, d.
s i VII not be received as sonnS lam lam aged,
ola sea received after the rs h inst Seeu' NO
AEMPHIS OIL Co
CITY OIL WORKS
'SS6A1NEn0LA OIL q FERTIT TzED IN
NamDhtsS SSOL.hERN OIL WORKS IN W
= A0'0' seps
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SEVENTH DIsTICT (BARTLETT)

Congressional Convention - w. b
Wright, E. L. MCGOWAN, J. K. Faltz
James A. Creath.
County Convention-John M'Broaks,
ii. l.. Priddy, w. A. Galloway, s. A
MunsOn, John NJ. DlckaX.
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Aho aAO PoooCA
RUTH.

Mouth White River, Indian Bay, st. Charles
Crocketts Bluff, Mt Adams Clarendon, De-
Walls Blum, Des Arc, Augusta, Jscksoapert
West Point snd Searcy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-16

well as the temporal autocracy of the
Mikndo.
The spiritual torpor ana the abdcation
of personal conscience which are cntailcd
by tho acceptance Of the national faith,
must needs engendcr n certain weakness
and vacliatIon of the intellect. The
japanese mind is not lacking in ideas, but
these are not grouped about central
truth, or fixed on basis of positive belief;
they want method and system, and fail
short of the motive vigor OF convictions.
Reluctant or incompetent TO trace for
themselves line of action, the natives Of
Japan yield to the dictate of authority as
an inert body receives and prop1gates the
impact OF exterior force. Hence tho
facility with which they learn TO tolerate
official interference IN all the concerns of
domestic life, and hence the alacrity, that
may only mean docility, with which they
have welcomed recent reforms and inno-
VatiOus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-16
SUNDAY. ArRIL 1G. 1876.
Easter.

To-day the vast majority Of Christen-
aom celebrates with great rcjoicings the
resurrection OF its Lord. The churches in
which sounded only SOLEMN music on Good
Friday, to-day ring with triumphant songs
Ind chants, and the affairs are loaded with
ME choicest flowers The forty days OF
Me penitontial season are over, and the
ymbols about the altar nre no longer
Nose OF gloom and suffering, but the
bright types OF the victory over death
won by the risen CnRisT.
To those dcvout souls who have kept tho
Lenten fast with conscientious rigidty,
Easter is n welcome day, because II gives
Them liberty to eat and drink and take pleas
ure unrcstrlincd by ascetic rules. But UNI
Houbtcdly the fasting has been Of service
other than spiritual to most OF those who
,hus denied their appctites. This has been
bad spring for health. Colds, iniluenzas,
AID mild fovcrs have been unusually prev
Ilcnt. closing the pores Of the skin and keep
ny thcs system depressed. Those who have
occn very prudent about their diet during
ihc past forty days will gather the fruits
Of their ab-tcmiousucss in II better bodily
preparation for the summer than those
@ho have pdmpcred their nppclitcs.
The spiritual gain OF Lent has also been
very great, we Trust. The season has, per-
laps. never been more generally observed,
10 far as attend ug GA church services is
'oprcnol If the manner aud matter Of
hrrd'la 20 repentance have been different
n ihn Roman Catholic and Episcopal
.huIcno. from what ;hry arc In the Hip
,.ttF 81 % ft O.
lavc ht,n less earnest or less fruitful of
tool. u may much rather he doubted if
Sruthrr MoopY scNhortatious aud Broth cr
itVKsys songs have been such valuable
IA ''ccS IN New York This spring us the
lAly aVrv..es conducted according to an
,utiout ritual in "A hundred churches OF the
,ty Tn were not exceptional efforts
a. rcvivLlism. but the stated. mcthodical,
Iue-hunnrr,l and tme-approvcd means of
grace - set forth IN the liturgies of those
alurc!cs. Syrcly. men and women ought
o. gf benefit from attending daily SER
r,ro whore th"y confess their short-com-
n..s and seek divine help TO do better.
i',rr th'u-hi are NJ least taken from ma
.u.l Interests an led TO faston themselves
ia t'.r q ritual.
I ,.trrcomn- in To- relieve society OF the
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