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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-31
COMMUNITY. RAMPANT.

Since the Inauguration Of the canvass in
this county, the Nationals have shown the
e0mmunistie prepensitieS which disgrace the
party in other localities, They have inaugu-
rated a canvass OF hHllyism. defamation and
slandes. A set Of lawlesS rascals, like sneak
ing assassins, hover around Democratic meet
ings and drive J, ], Rawlings from the stand
by hurting bricks ut him and other Democrats
upon the stand, The same mob appeared at
a Democratic meeting ON Saturday night last,
aud by hoOting and yelling interGered with
the proceedings. J. J. Rawlings was again
asSailed, He was ordered from the stand,
Kissed when he attempted to address the
people among whom he had lived a pure and
bameleSs lite for fifty years, and told if he
did not get down he would be pelted with
rotten eggs, Has it come TO this, that the
Democracy of Shelby county cannot hold a
meeting without being mClested by gang of
communists who call themselves Nationals
In large cities at the north, where men from
all parts OF the world eongregate, ahSA who
have no interests save the means to meet i'm
mediate wants, such lawless acts may so I'M
punished tor time. But in the south such
vandalism cannot long overawe and disturb
public meetings, Ii will sooner or later cul-
inmate in riot and bloodshed. IL these COM
munistio Nationals triumph IN this canvass
they will attribute the result to bullyism and
intimidation, and in future elections will re,
sort to the same methods to terrify freemen,
and riot and bloodshed viii be the inevitable
result. The violence, the insane rawlings,
the perilous idiosyncracies, and the dangerous
tanatoisms which the Nationals have mani
Tested in other places have alarmed law
abiding citizens, The conduct of the Nation
ais IN Shelby county has produced the same
alarm among those who repudiate such vio-
lence as the Nationals have ex-
hibited by attending Democratic
meetings and dispensing the crowds with
brickbats. None of these outlaws have been
arrested and punished. This immunity from
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-31

the people see Pierce high priest minister
ing at the altar Of tie Nationals they detect
The perfume Of Brownlow's commission. The
Democracy Of Shelby county, during the last
thirty years, has defeated its enemies bear
ing many aliases. II has defeated Kortrecht
and Pierce when they were proud of the
name Republican, which they have aban-
doued, and they intend 70 defeat them as
N.t.o,als
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-31

he rscsEsEy q GzssS100 ard TIE rsSV-1pElcc C
scs1yII - Tie liver. bowels and kid1sEs are nile
Sso1sS WAscA E1zrS cur FrogrsSs 60 th= rad %
AsA1EA ThST SPeecL1y oeeSus psFcspeIhEe Ehs1
HossSsesrS SScczeh BS--srS l. use6 - TIE fzEzIId
NoeAi1s - surely x1c expeSEICJ-SlE esC<UEes the
S1SSxceS - tie desired gal As 10 boIIy f11eEt1u
ear Su-1sr l1eerrupei0E without In1atrilE TIE EsE
sFa1 hszlEa ef the system - ne system can 1eFer
acquire perfect vsEor- heaE4S SyucESu1- U1rl EEEE
r-nesfen BE ScSlvely resumed Taks- ror Instance.
GsSSSon- SJzSpsl>zcQ e which - zEE-Eahly rssI-
led % TIE S1z1er II ne 0EzE1S gCo EntcA Z de-
SceveS grow VeS- oEllcJESneSs> CONSTIPATION ksE+-
ache peveFSy @ ne blood and hZ1SlretI other
SSU1pccnlS >S-EeryS1e. which t1s1fcasS
TIE eazef0 general influence II GySpepSLa- The
GsS1PpS1r1ncS Ct al -AsSe SyupecnrS through Cne
use q TIE BSSrsrS shows With What LhQruCgh1eSS Il
removes their Cause.
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QUADRATUS.
Non.Seetar,an schools.

EDIToRS APPEAL-''Nin6ex," who OPP
poses non-Sectarian schools, does 1t on the
gCound that good morals are only taught by
religionists, and that religion necessarily
teaches good morals. Both OF these suppo-
Sitions are fallGciouS, as a little investigation
Will make plain. In tins city, and through
out the civilized world, many OF the most no.
bic specimens of humanity are what YIN
dex would call in6dels, and all over the land
may be found very bad men, robbers, muir
dererS, senSu0lStS, who are hrm believers In
the christian religion. Ii is too late In the
day for christians to keep up the cry of I'M
morality against the in6dels. l, myself, was
bought up to believe an lnhdel was mon
Ster OF wlckedneSS, capable OF any crime,
and utterly without conscience. 1t happened
that the very first infdel became acquainted
with was man Of the Soundest and purest
morals, as we'll as the largest charities. The
discovery that christians had systematically
and persiStently slandered an honorable and
upright class OF persons went n long way to-
ward making me doubt the elevating intiu-
ence OF the christian religion. In my hum
bic opinion jealous christian preachers some
times teach very immoral doctrines. When
the revlvRhSt, Earl, was holding forth
IN the Baptist church, some years ago,
to illustrate the doctrine of vicarlous atone
ment, he said that If a man were to assasSl-
nate another man for the base purpose OF
that cruel murder were to come to the Lord
Jesus Christ, and believe on him, his sin
would be washed away and his soul would be
rs white as snow; and thought that If the
murderer were to stand in the presence of
the wife he had made a widow, and the chill
dren he had made fatherless, a sweet peace
would fill his heart, rapturous JOY, per-
feet happiness, and If he died he would go
straight TO everlasting rest In heaven To
my understanding, such a sermon leads TO
immortality and crime, and teaches selhshnesS
What right would q man have to perfect
peace of mind in the presence of those he had
rendered unhappy? How intensely selfish to
feel a rapturous happiness because he himself
is going TO heaven when thousands of mill
lions of better men, according to his creed,
are going to hell. What false morality to
teach people that they can gam heaven by a
mere belief-that good works are of less
worth than beliefs? The belief In hell, in
my opinion, makes men cruel, and the doc
trine of vicarious atonement is radically ipiu-
rious to the mind that accepts
it. This idea of enjoying benefits
through the sufferings Of another, of
gaming heaven, not by high and persistent
endeavors to do good deeds, by pure living,
By chastity and justice TO all, but simply by
believing certain statements made of ma RS
which happened ages ago, makes moral d. D.
beats of the self-indulgent. Indolent people
who wish to live without work say the world
owes them living, and endeavor to get their
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SHELBY COUNTY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.

THE above Association are now ready to issue
L their third series of stock After an unprece-
dented successful years business, and having pio-
nesred an entirely new field In Building and Loan
Association business, authorized from the
suit In stating 10 borrowers non borrowers that
can guarantee them the best paying stock In the
city. Subscriptions will be received by the Secretary
at the Office of the Association. Is Madison street.
or by any OF the Directors.
DIRECToRS-Hon. Jacob Thompson, Dr. d. T. Por-
ter. NJ. Gavin, John Gum. r. d. Goodwin, Thomas
Holman. Jr., p. N. Winters, Judge C. W. Heiskell,
Hon. JACOB THOMPSON. President
THOMAS HOLMAN. JR Vice-President
DR. d. T. PORTER. .----.... .-.----.-.. Treasurer
W. j. MCOERMOTT. ..-........-.--- Secretary
BELCHER u JORDAN ---.-..-.-......-. ATTORNEYS
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and foe tReSs rsEsssS IL sE,brcEus and hllc.uS the
bar, not the SSS lt Is ssstthls szlsoSsss, not
hssy-Iissr FcSi 10 does not burisSQue nature with
AsssS~ LIS cooling effect Is kEStssr II seS Gsectsl-
Its results Errls Tt Manufactured D.
J. CRISrApORo> No 9S Williams St. New York
Sold By al druggists Applied oy all Hair DreSSeFS.
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HAPPY things for nervous sufferers. and those who
have been coSed. drusged and QCaeked PuIyer-
maehsr's Electric Belts eiectually cure prsmSture
debility, weakness and decay. Book and Journal.
with information worth thousands mailed fres- Adj
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-31

To al who suffering frou the srr0rS and lnS.zS-
ersstonS o. yoGrh- nervous weakness. sSrfS decay.
los Of manhood. ETC. viii send receipt that viii
cure you. FREE OF CHARGE MS grsat remedy
wSS discovered - Missionary IN South America
Send 9 SslfS1irssSed envelope % Rev. JoSxPE Z.
ISnAS. Ss1tsza n BSoSs E,zrss. Ns,r Tors
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THE FAMOUS

MkSSASQto al SPRING WATER
Which for nearly halt century has wrought such
w0NDROUS CURES Of KIDNEY DISEASE. DIS
PERSIA and CANCER may be had Of all druggists
It's curative properties almost miraculous For
pamphlets containing remarkable cures address
MISSISQUOI SPRINGS. Franklin county. Vermont
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WORKINGMEN'S
Building and Loan Association.

ISSUES new series of stock every quarter; COM
i menced business 10 1873, and has beer and Is
SUCCESS. Stated meetings held on FIRST TUES
DAY EVENING Of each month at their Office. 20
Madison street, upstairs. to make loans Eighth Sc
neS commences July L, 1878. Subscribe now.
Money 10 Loanl Stock for Salel No Back DuesI
L LAGRILL, President
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. General Rebellion
TRIUMPH OF q GREAT DISCOVERY
CRlsrapoRo,s HALE DYs.

TNe pubic has rsasEssE against e-rltsr-iizsr EE-
fsTsSS Fashion has fOrSSwuru them l SPACIOUS
-srnurunscr has their
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LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

New Seriesi New Series, New SeriesI
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STOPald Read
A LII forms of Kidney and Urinary Diseases Pains
n in the Back, Sides and LoIns are positively
cured by
Grants RenedVl

lis effects are truly marvellous in DTop<y. Gravel
Brigh1'S Disease. Seminal LOSES LSDoo-TnG7 and
loSf yigor. matter OF how long standing the czse
NAY be positive relief Is had In from one 10 three
days Do nOt DESPAIR. ksSi ate O. cc1b< for Il .
rally specific and falls II 4 purely Ftge
table PREPARATION; by is timely Use Thousands Of
ezSes thai have been considered fn11-zbie b The
usoS- eminent physicians have been permanently
c-Ired y Il II i also Endorsed By the regular Ply
SCANS and Medical Soc5e<1s throughout The co1n-
tn Sold in o0Czles Al Two Dollars each. o. fhr5e
bottles which L enough 20 C1re t1s mos zzTaEzfen
Csc seu- 10 any address On r5cSspr o. Five DoZ-
LARS small trial bJcrI-s One Dollar eSch-
Al orders % Be s1dress6d 70
Grants Remedy Manufacture Co
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-12-04
DR.. r. Y. Pierce. of Buffalo. N. Y. the mr.

, DR.. r. Y. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y, the pro-
prietor of DR.. Pierce's Family Medicines, and
also OF the tInsalids' and Tourists Hotel, of
that city, has recently been elected to Con-
gress by the very tlattering majority of nearly
5000. He has already served his constituency
as State Senator, and this" renewed indorse-
ment signifies that his services have been
highly satisfactory. His extensive practice
in the treatment Of Chronic Diseases will not,
We are informed, be neglected, or suffer in
the least when the time arrives for him to
take his seat in Congress, it being intrust.
d to his brother and other experienced medi-
cal gentlemen who have long been associated
with the Doctor in the Medical Department
of his celebrated Worlds Dispensarv and In
valids' Hotel. Besides, as the ,Forty-six
Congress does not convene until December,
1879, D.. Pierce's patients viii not lose his
personal attention for some months vet >'-'
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-12-04

East Liverpool is beautifully situated,
about fifty miles above Wheeling. on the
banks of the Ohio. in. the. southwestern
part Of Colum biana County, 100 miles
from aCleyeland and forty miles from;
Pittsburgh. : - :
Its natural gas wells form one of the
seven wonders of the world. They are
situated IN and around the city, and give
it continual supply Of the finest light
The gas is almost as free as the air. It
costs practically nothing, and forms the
illumination and heater of the town. The
city is lighted by it and the street lamps
blaze away at MONDAY as well as at mid
night. 1t costs nothing to let them burn.
and it takes trouble to put out.
Almost the entire fuel used in this
town is this gas. tits conducted into
the crates and stoves in pipes, and by it
all the cooking and heating is done. It
does the business. makes no dirt, is easy
ito kindle and costs very little. Why, for
instance, the Dobbin House, where I am
nov writing, is three story brick. con,
tanning in the neighborhood Of fifty rooms
and basement. Its light and fuel for
the whole house is composed of gas and
costs only $14 per month the year round
and its light is not the Pickering mockery
of poorly manufac tured gas, but a fame
which approximates in its brilliancy that
of the electric light. .:'s,a
But the question is, How long will this
last? Will these wells continue to send
forth their streams of light giving power
throxghout the centuries, or will they die
away in short time2 This, of course,
no one can tell. The prospects are. how.
ever, very good for the future. d The first
we'll discovered now burns as brightly as
when It was first opened. and for the last
twenty years has never tagged in its bril-
hancy, and none Of those now IN Opera
ton have never, shown any signs of Civ
ing out. For. years Liverpool used manu-
featured gass, never dreaming Of the rich
supply that was wasting away daily under
Its very feet. - The poor quality Of this
caused Col. H..R. Hill, ! in 1860, to ex-
periment4witki and open his first pass-
well in this vicinity. .. A. we'll was dug.
being some $50 feet deep, and pine
laid. That well has been furnishing fuel
and light to several houses, producing tbe
steam for large engine and burning
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-12-04

TNeil Gov, the fiddler, was thoroughly
Scotch in one thing he loved his whis-
Ky, and seldom went travelling either
short distances or long without frequent
'Arevivers.A One morning he had an ap.
spointment with noble patron at Dunn
skeld, blu tat theatatcd hour had not arrived
at the castle. The duke waited till ne
grew tired of waiting-indeed, till he
was obliged to drive off to keep another
appointment. On the road he met the
fiddler staggering. '''Ah, Nell" said the
patron, tits q long road to Dunkeld this
morning!' ''..Ah, ma laird said the fid-
dler, "it's no the length, but the Dreadful
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-12-04
stop Drinking Vinegar.

How many young women who have in.
herited predisposition to embonpoint have
ruined their health by drinking vinegar to
reduce their forms to graceful proportions.
Allan's Anti Fat is absolutely harmless. 1t
promotes digestion, and accomplishes it's
work simply by preventing an undue assimi-
lation Of the fatty ingredients OF the food.
Excessive fairness is vexatious burden, and
there is no longer any excuse for enduring it,
since Allan's Anti Fat is an effectual remedy
for this Abnormal condition.
COLORADO SPRINGS,Colo Ju1y 18th, 1878,
BoTAN1c MEDICINE Co., Buffalo, ": =
Gentlen1e,s-l lost three pounds while taking
one bottle of Allan's Antl.Fat. Yours truly,
.-'~ --~ MRS. NJ. B. MYERS.
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A Problem Long since Solved,

How to remedy those prolific causes of dis.
ease, an Impoverished circulation and an i'm.
parted digestion, was problem the solution
Of which had often batfled medical skill, but
which was solved over quarter of a century
ago by the introduction of Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters to public and professional notice.
Since that time, which may well be said to
have initiated a new epoch in the history of
medicine, the remedy and preventive referred
to has obtained a foothold in the confidence
OF the American people that each succeeding
year has only served to strengthen. It is rec
ognized throughout the Union as tonic OF
the first order, a remedy for and sure means
Of preventing foyer and ague, and disorders OF
the stomach and bowels; as reliable means
Of reforming disordered state of the liver
and of counteracting tendency to rheuma-
tism, govt, urinary and uterine disorders.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-12-04
AeFFICIAIl CANVASS;
The Result Of the Congressional Elec-
ton in Minnesota.

The canvassing board, composed OF the
Governor, Secretary Of State, and Chief
Justice, with Attorney General as adj
visary, met at St: Paul on the 25th inst,
to canvass the votes Tor congressman.
Mr.. Donnelly appeared with John NJ.
Gilman, and O'Brien Il Eiler as counsel
to contest the election with Mrs Wash
burn. Judge Fland1au represented Mr..
Washburn. Protests were filed by Mr..
Donnelly's counsel against the vote IN
several counties, but all were oyerruled
and theTesqlt In the.three districts was
Observation-Disclosures: 1 Ii - ;,
First District. -
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-12-04

A SPEEDY QU1ETUs is giving to hacking
cough BY that inestimable specific for pui.
monary, throat, and bronchial complaints.
HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS, which cures
consumption, bronchitis, pneumonia, pleurisy,
labored breathing and other disorders the
respiratory organs. When cough minifests
itself, the early use of this beneticient medicine
is earnestly recommended, as the difficulty is
more easily overcome in its incipient stage
than later on. sola by all Druggists
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-12-04
Chew Jaekson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco

NOr1UE. armars, r sml
lies and Others can purchase no Remedy equal 70 DR.
TOBIA8 VENETIAN IMMINENT for the cure Of
sicknssa. taken intsrnalyUtis perfectly harmless
zee oath accompanying each bottle) and for
Chronic Rheumatisn. Headache, Toothachs. Sore
Throat. Outs. Burns, Swellings. Bruises, Mosquito
Bites Old Sores. Pains In Limbs Back and Chest. The
VENETIAN LINIMENT was introduced IN l6l7, and
NO enc who has used II bat continues e do so many
statpg, Il was Ten Dollars Bottle they would NOT
bswithoutit Thousands Of Certificates oan 80 seen
at the Depot. speaking Of it, wonderful curative
properties Sold by the Drugeia 1T 40 cts Depot n
Murray st.. New York 80
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-12-04

For upwards Of thirty years Mrs. WINS
for children with never >failing-success.T IT
correcst aciditY Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels. cures dysenterv
diarrhea, whether arising from teething o
other causes. An Old and well-tried remedy
rs cts. bottle. -
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Rheumatism OF the Heart can be be- cured.

Read this:
Il have been very much troubled with He.rt Disease
for ne last seven eight years. not being able to do
any laborious work for two years Ihave been con-
staaty troubled with severe pain about my heart pass
Of Concord and other nhysicians called my dificulty
rheumatism ct the Heart Have been greatly troubled
accompanying difficulty Of breathing 60 thst have
been in great DANCE of immediate death, Have used
though not considering myself cured say do
days work without difficulty, and think eventu-
ally hau become almost entirely I In
duced others to the HEART REGULATOR. and
would gratefully recommend it to all. -
JEREMIAH NTH. Concord, n. H."
DR.. Graves HEART REGULATOR is for
sale by druggists at SO cents and 81 per bottle.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-12-04

Dealers will, of course, often Recommend
an organ as best because they have it to sell, or
can make more on it. But It has been dem.
onstrated at all worlds exhibitions for twelve
years that those made by the Mason g. Ham.
lin Organ Co. excel all others. ~
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-12-04

To cleanse and whiten the. teeth, to sweeten
ceous Dentifrice. Twenty Ave centssa bottle.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-12-04

Hon. G. r. Parsons, mayor Of Rochester
was radically cured Of Bright's Disease by
Craig's Kidney Cure. Depot ~ University
Pl., N. Y. "a So
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pottery kilns every day for over twenty

Il -. J --'-
years.
The great beauty of the gas-pipe is the
entire absence Of smoke and dirt, and,
when in nopen CRATE, playing through q
burning iron log. made in the imitation
of wood, or ever Jumps oftcoke or redshot
Are brick, it has all cheerfulness of IN
.openscoal fire or an old fashioned coun-
try-placo, with none 81 its dirtiness:
Cleveland Leader.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-12-04

The Importance and value of 1ohna.,,e ~,
dyne Liniment to a family cannot be estimated
In do4a4lars and cents. It is both Tor internal
and external. use and will prevent and cnre
diphtheria and al dangerous throat and luns
troubles. =. : -'111-s'
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FRANK LESLIE'S
CHIMNEY CoRNE /

Occupies field that no other journal at.
tempts to FIJI. It is essentially paper
for families. Avoiding all politics and
questions of the day, it devotes its
columns to healthy fiction for the enter
tainment of its readers, and well-written,
sg1ceably Instructive articles for the
home circle, biographies Of the good and
great, anecdotes, art, invention, travels,
curiositles Of foreign life. the tastes Of
the day, the marvellous in nature and art,
essays, attractive reading for the little
ones at their mothers knee, and for those
Of larger growth, combined with pictures
that attract the eye and fix Impressions
wildly on the mind. 1t is issued every
Monday, and can be had at all news
depots price. 10 cents. Annual subscrip-
ton, 81. Three months, 81. Postpaid.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-12-04

A one.cent revenue STAN pis about all the
value there ID to the large packs 81 horse and
cattle powders now sold If you want =
strictly pure article get Sheridan's. They ara
immensely valuable. =
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CHEAP and go 0D

Homes for all near r. towns and stations ( Is pe,
s rsS FFou'ntry II every way Prod
lions IN ThANAPOKTATION VERY
Ia : AZ who wish farm Of their own and de
dfss. for mapg. views and full information. b q.
SMITH - CO.. 162 LRsalle ST. CHICAGO HI
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-12-04

For Green, the Prohibition candidate 926
votes were cast, as follows: In Cottonwood l,
Faribault 20, Fillmore So, Freeborn 60, Hous-
ton IS, Jackson 2, Murray l, Olmsted So, Steele
lO4 Waseca $50, and Winona 6. In all % votes
were returned ''scattering."
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-12-04

Throat Affections and Hoarseness.-Au
suffering from Irritation or the Throat and
Hoarseness will be agreeably surprised at
the :. almost o immediate relief afforded by the
use of ''Bro1cn's Bronchial 1roc7tes.'' Is cts. 4
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