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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18
!aturaay Evening, sept, rs, ESQ
LEDGER LINES.

Fall apples are ripening very fast.
Brown & Jones, coal, Office 22
Main street.
4 gun and lOck-smith is wanted at
No y Madison street.
The courthouse vestibule presents a
livelier scene than usual.
A pOw-wow exparte on the bluff by
the republicans tonight.
Hang out your banners, and deco
rate for next weeks jubilee.
California plums, as large as a hen
egg, sell for fine cents apiece.
A bazaar will be inaugurated at the
Chickasaw armory next month.
queen Esther's court is once more
the abode Of peace and quietude.
The freedom of the city from the
festive tramp is a subject of remark.
The ministers Of the city don't
marry couples enough now TO pay wash
bills.
j. 5, Mallory qualified yesterday as
constable OF the fourteenth civil dis
trict.
Nine hundred bales Of new cotton
came into u market yesterday and
to-day.
Flowers are fading from front yards
and coming into view in the cOnser-
vatories.
The theatrical ticket Office for the
ensuing season is to be at Kirtlapd's,
under the Peabody.
The Adams street pavement is now
thoroughly beaten down and almost
as smooth as a floor.
The police will be reinforced next
Wednesday and Thursday. Perfect
will be the order Of that day.
Jailor Leslie is having the jail re-
paired, whitewashed and generallr
renovated, preparatory to a large fall
trade.
Deeds were recorded to-day from
d. W. Griebel to G. l.. Ticker, and
from 4. h. Meacham and vile to w.
L. Olapp.
THE Fusionist at Work" would
furnish an excellent title for a book
on the present state Of politics in
Shelby county.
During the past eighteen DAYS we
received 1893 bales Of cotton, and
2258 bales more than came in during
the same period in 1877.
"a Gentleman from Nevada" will
register at Leubrie's theater next
Monday night. Leubrie's is the love
lest little theater in the south.
The first new bale from Missouri,
and the last corner to hear from,
arrived yesterday. Il grew in PENN.
scot county, l25 miles north Of this.
Hon. s. @. Hearn, Of Henry county.
will speak at the courthouse, Mem
phis, September 2lst at l2 m, at Ger
mantOwn September Dist at "a p.m.i
Wythe Depot September 22d u pm.
A few squirrels and a little yensiou
came into market during the past few
days, and the offerings were quickly
disposed Of by our leading restaurants
A drop of blood and a billiard cue
we're too much for the weak nerves Of
the Avalanche man. With a choking
sob he asks: "0hl where we're thu
perlice 1"
Nothing more has been heard Of the
unfortunate Lena Morris, who desert
ed her child in this city last Wednes.
Jay. The Waif has been sent TO the
mission home.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18
Orrters Fresh and Fine.

The oyster saloon of Mr.. Felix Fransi.
ola, 292 Front street, win be re-opened on
Monday next. His place has been newly
reitted and comfortably arranged. and
daily receipts ofchoiee stoekwill follow the
opening. Mr.. Fransiola long since won
Nm enviable reputation for keeping moth
ing but the best oysters, and his we'll
known skill in cooking them has long
been a proverb among oyster lovers. Re-
member Mr.. Fransiola's oyster saloon,
No. 292 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18

Every one who visited Cohen's hat
house declares that it has the largest, incest
and best assortment Of hats In the south
west, You can find hats there for babies,
little children, school children's hats and
caps boys hats, either in soft or stiff wool
or fur young mems nobby, Vastly, latest
style bats, twenty-five varieties; gont's
soft, stif and silk dress hats, to suit either
y largo, fat mar or a lean man. Cohen
can tell nj a glance the kind Of a hat
you ought TO have, and win show it to
you, and, what is better still, he sells his
goods at prices that defy competition. Go
and give him a call. See for yourself and
be convinced. Seeing is believing,
Martin Cohen, the Halter,
2l9 Main street, under the Workman
House. 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18
Ladies' and Gents Dining ParlOr
G. l.. STAFFER, 22O Main,
Opposite WOrsham House. At
Grand Free Lunch at 81. Nicholas
Hotel.

Mr.. n. G. Kser, proprietor of the D
lar St Nicholas hotel, 1914 Main street,
corner of Washington, is happy to-day
over the complete re-ftting Of bis house
and all appurtenances, and cordially in
vites the public TO call and see him this
evening. and paitake of a grand free
lunch which be has provided in honor of
the event. All the good things the mar
ket affords will be found on his hospitable
board, and everybody viii be heartily
welcomed. The st. Nicholas has been re-
furnished and Fesitted Throughout, and is
now prepared to entertain guests in better
style than ever. The proprietor is dasers
mined to add to the well won ~sspatstion
OF his house by keeping il ia a iirst-c ass
style from topic bottom.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18
Caught II at Last.

Charley White, who first appeared
before the public as the man for
whom Pauline White took cold moi
son, has broken into Jail several times
since, on one occasion being fined fifty
dollars, which he paid. Yesterday he
was fined two dollars for striking a
girl, and in less than two hours after
he had paid the fine, he figured in a
fearful broil in a low den at the foot
of Beal street. An inoffensive man
was knocked down by him, assisted BIZ
Clarence Harrington, aud beaten M
50 as to be almost beyond recognition,
After having been arrested and lodged
in a cell in the stationhouse, he
pitched into a ellow.prisoner who
was almost dead drunk. He was sys-
tematically thumped in short order,
before the turnkey could get to them.
This morning White was sentenced 10
the Island for two hundred days, and
bound over TO the criminal court.
Harrington was fined s..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18
Damage Shit.

1t will be remembered that some
weeks age a little child of ex-freman
Mccarthy was killed by being thrown
from Mr.. H. Lindeman's buggy,
which had been left standing in front
Of MeCarthy's grocery in south Mem
phis, and into which the little girl
elambered. Suit will be brought for
$4,000 damages, the style of the case
being, "A. Mccarthy, administrator
Of Katie Mccarthy, VS.. Henry Lin
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18

Plenty Of people are coming int
the city next week. We will have 4
lively time Of it, as our absent citizens
are all rushing home to participate IL
the festivities.
Chairman Turner, of the greenbaok
party, was willing to bet an even hun
drod yesterday that Mr.. John Duffy
would accept the nomination made by
the committee Thursday.
Had business outside" three time:
in one item, by the Avalanche young
man, is conclusive evidence that he
has been Tilted thirteen times, accord
ing to his own acknowledgment.
The bondholders of our city's old
promises to pay, and the commission
sent to confer on the subject some
time ago, are to hold a meeting to talk
the matter over in New York on Mon
day next.
In addition to a fine of $50 imposed
upon Charles White by the police
court this morning, he was bound over
to the criminal court in the sum of
$3.50, for beating up a man named Pat
Buckley.
Fresh oranges from louisiana of
this years crop are noticed on the
fruit stands. They have a greenish
cast on their outer surface, but those
who have tried them them
sweet and juicy.
Railroad conductors want to know
why a COW will skip before a scream
ing engine for halfa mile, right in the
center of the track, when halfa dozen
nimble kicks TO one side would take
her out Of harms way.
Correll's garden, on Poplar street
Boulevard, will be open tomorrow,
as usual, ready to supply ice cold beer
and fine cigars TO their patrons. Borg
q Buchert, the proprietors. will exert
themselves to give general satisfae-
ton.
A stroke from the shoulder sent
citizen Il. p. Digs to grass yesterday.
He made an attack upon a small per-
son, who had entered suit against him
for twenty-five dollars on a physi-
clans bill, aud, while charging to the
front, was enfladed by another, with
the above result. The proceedings
interested him no more.
The clerks of the various courts are
busy putting their dockets in readi
ness for the approaching fall terms.
The criminal court will open Monday.
Judge Pierce has written that he will
not be here to open the circuit court
on that day, consequently it will be
simply opened and adjourned from
day to day, until he comes.
The most durable school shoes are
solar tip shoes. The outsoles, in
soles, shipsoles and tip are made Of
solid oak tanned sole leather, and we
have known them to outlast two pairs
of other makes; they are Just as cheap
as any other kind of shoes. Every
pair is stamped on the bottom war.
ranted by Zellner & Co." We advise
parents to try them and save money
thereby.
The Goddess of Liberty, Faith,
Hope and Charity, and a young lady
to represent each state and territory, |
forty-One in all, will occupy one Of
the floats in the procession next We'd
nesday. Girls and young ladies will
ing TO serve in this beautiful spectacle
are requested to meet Mrs. Rose P.
Thompson, Engineer j. B. Cook and
the committee, at the Peabody hotel
parlor on Monday next at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon. Parents are re-
quested to attend to represent the
children if the latter cannot do so in
person.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18

COnyerse's new and enlarged billiard
hall, at No. II Monroe street (opposite
Peabody hotell containing ten Of the
latest style tables from the celebrated.
manufacturers II. w. Calender & Co. Of
New York, the best in the world, will be
formally opened tonight at 8 O'Clock.
All are invited.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18

Mrs. B. Rocco, at the corner of
Adams and Main streets, gave IN ele-
CANT lunch and entertainment to her
friends and the public to-day at noon,
this being her formal opening of the
oyster season, The crowd vas highly
entertained and will call again.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18

Early this morning burglars entered
the basement Of the dwelling OF Mr..
Richard Randolph, Chelsea, and sue
ceeded in getting away with a lot of
.silyerware and dining cloths of consid-
cradle value. The police are on the
vide awake for the thieves.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18

Orders left to-day for Fish, Meats,
Oysters, Celery, ETC., Will be de-
HVered fresh t9-mOrr9w mOrH-
ing.
ii. SEESSEL, Sr., d SON,
Cor. Second and jefferson.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18

THE VICTOR CIGAR STORE,
go Second st., opp. Court square
Fine CIGARS, TOBACCO, Etc,
Best Nickel Cigar In tho World
WALTER MCDONALD. 38
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18

Just received-Popular Monthly for
October a new lot offs and l0c Libraries.
and all the late news for Sunday reading.
at the postofiice book and news depot, 285
Second street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18

N. v. and Baltimore Fresh Oys-
tiers, Celery, Fish and Game, re-
ceived daily per Express at ]. a,
SignaigO's, 27S-2S0 Second. l5Ot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18
HOn-RssIdsn Notice.

No. S741-In the Chancery Court ~ shoIh,.
county, Tenn.-Emma @ Stidham Va. WINS
I appearing from affidavit in this cause
nonresident Of the state Of Tennesass, u a.
therefore ordered that be make liz
appearance herein, at the court-house. In
the city Of Momphie, Tenn, on OF before
NY hrst Monday in October 1880, and
pleaa, answer or demur TO complainant Mi
OF inc same will be taken for ooHfessed
rs 70 him and sot for hearing ex-naTtS.
snd tnat a copy Of this order be published oncc
4 week Tor four succegsivo weeks In the Public
This the Slst day Of August, 1880.
R, !, BLACK, Clerk and Mastsr.
BY II. B. McHEgRY. ID. G. M.
townsend a Gillham, sol for compl't.
i636 l2l8
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18

If you want a good stove, or a choice
lot Of tinware, call on Louis Dush,
1874 Main street. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18
9. A, steYeDs and the RaIIrOads.

The motion made by the bendhold.
ers in the United States circuit court
TO dismiss their suits without preiu-
dice to the bringing of another suit at
law in equity concerning any Of the
matters involved therein, upon pay
ment Of the COSTS" was to day re-
fused by Judge Hammond, He held
that such On order was contrary to the
practice Of the court, and would be
an adjudication of the question.
Whether the dismissal would operate
as a bar to a second suit, a question
not arising until the second suit has
been brought and the first pleaded as
a bar to it. The plaintiffs, on the an
nouncement of this decision, then
moved 10 dismiss in common form,
which motion counsel were arguing
when the court adjourned.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18

Philip Simohs and Sam Lowenstine,
p~awn-brokers, will be at their new quar-
tiers, 40 Monroe street, next week. al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18

Fifty thousand DR., Porter OF.
CARS, with exact likeness Of the
doctor ON each box, at sternberg
a. Lees, "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18
We ARE CLOSED ON SUNDAYS.

Seldenberg's
Reg. Chicas, 2 for 25c
seidenborg's
-. EIegantes, 3 for 2SO
SeideRberg's
tOmme ii Fault, 3 for 25c
SeidenbeFg's
Solitaire, IOc straight
Seidenberg's
SubIimes, 2 for 25c
Every style and size of
IMPORTED HENRY CLAYS,
At SOL COLEMAN'S, Sl6 Main Street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18

CHICAGO TENDERLOINS
Received daily per Express BIZ
II. SEESsEL, sEs., d SON,
Corner Jefferson aud kecOnd, n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18

II you want q general assortment of
builders, hardware, call on Louis
pnsh, 394 Main street, 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18

Nothing quite so nice as Fragrant
Vanity Fair Cigarettes. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18

Monuments, tombstones and marble
work generally, cheaper than st. Louis or
elsewhere. THOR MAXWELL, 88 Unior.
Is 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-18

JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKES,
stI sreODd street. l4st
, 1880-02-16

matter, mind. mornls. and splrIt, Zach depart
!ss GoE 's sa!sSss'., ssn
sISrmsa e bo s2''al Tsslls1e: y 'ni,,as q
een lee III sss u sheoI"s!aas H aus sns SclIeys
pyss5 ,ss Az f:s EsR III; % &c G ss'ys % S ss t5s r s
lnattcr. morats, md mind; With tho ono who x;
Sss Nswen po, tSooosans %orS tho s" ne
thu y .as oso Ssvias %a,,s e. Mssri ,, ssie,,tS . ,;
effect. i,aou, showed TINT tho s.ctions Of Nature
were tar,nunout. md Tint 4 n,at, would l leart,
* a 10 IN ,nsi ss c9st u ~ fRo Nv W"
Rin,ctl tn 10 FREQ thinkers In THO departments az
:o natural "r tue Wien ths mas
% ecrning then sr Ncwten m WIS Wis pretn'inoat mt MT
only ns n nnturnl ,phlIoAopl'er and ,natilanaa-
tiehn. but ,ls u thonloEinn who received the
oi,u was ii liberty 10 60 Il frre-thlnker IL my.
thing, ptnv!.lc.l ho WIS nt e l,e s!,eit BY
scas1h a Of having vast knowlc5Kc tt1Sreln. 'r.
lut fnli in tSo tliota Of Nowtot, iIersohci, KeI,.
pier, Tr1ctor, and 0tiors1 Authorities In urcek
om"siy vs'Ss3 of wat 3roto S 9n Nv Written sSt tho
subject. Thcrn were, iiko;vise, M froc- thinkers
IN English or american history, pr IN r,,Mthn-
ns ssse Fl sSsfesy eoso III IL tso
csty Of tho hoop4n!ons nut forth hy thoso who were
exSrs 5 Tp[s % YETI m SeSnS @ c ssa9ys has a
lawyer without liNs, o. lilno: What folly, thon.
unless sssessl'sg Wat At rcsSureaa nr Information
ol which to bnaa such freq. shrinking,
It. wins commonly Bal t,y frcc-thinkcrs tf,nt
anme thing. .iiudesirctl to alluw that they wcru
no, idrutlcal, oven though vcltntrc. Intnc.
n lnKSrsS sna the cft Sc % n So tSo +
5cs!ls Christ and ITO III nccor,in1iec win lint
hclirf, and only no, fdr Us THO Church hal lived
m 9 1so S's boon wI eai q t"e the S'' o VIA IL
clnrgs WIS tn look ut tho results Of carrying
III II" haa enE "ny A to point ii 70 '' Masascr "a tic
Sandwich islanls, md othcr sof cn-
meat syaYes to ahoT . That T. @ "1S n ,vns, S
Conl,l iii Innnl0rs. book 10 tIia7 ImaEIne .two
cItIes,-0un whore tho ltntnor7ll bo0k WIS prnhll,-
e nn thS otoE whcss th@t P"Gn s1 s %
Which Of tho two communities, even. for no
higher thA,, commercial rcHsnns. would the nv
plnuo7 An experiment anlnng tho inmates of q
certain pcnlS,tiary showed Tint @ ne im!nn.!.l n M
Ind cursed every young nan who had ever read
lt,-ch0se 1t bccnuse thcr immoral natures
sought tho congoninl food which its paucs af-
Tic reverend gentleman related m Instance Of
remarkable conversion from antldcllty 70 pr.
qito ,it rs IS InosplainaDie. Tho inclien. VIVA tEat
or IL tnar who. imn9ning he hal fallGn m into :, !. !.
misa mst 81 I pruyins Ersinn FUNNY. slua hin,.
sell. with bunker litsl monument, resting on his
breast couldn't haye f9t moro rel!cyod; ilg @ BE-,
boly, md which co,lld protect his soni.
up # tue tstnR nae'se IN fSsSS sssae t te a
Church commanded people to believe, nnd
, 1880-02-16
Tint a number ri other tlcrmau tor,,,
pnrtnI to follow ita example and ba,Iii ~ rt~
fDfinA ',lN C[Ethhs
MORE WAR-CIOIJD.
ltIGrv and 11crnt-tksIs%1n mud p.,.,
Nftr ltntk fEtfILI H1sLA.

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rnn wn ahe y eps,on ,",v un nn n''tors ~ t LENT @
after having drawn Ito ewoni 'lluI T., ,,tn, 10 pen,
M,so @ %,nln n,, aonc.auen, we have aea,
" sono notes @ apon thn % military N isr s1ros', ,ms.
Power to which It Ia proposed to c,,o ,n a. h.
Mnny steens, and upon thu Ccntr,i e LUZ, ..c Cii5N
@ ton generally. '''' '''a' '''''
Any map Of Aain vii, show, sotncvfot ,,p.
Aatnibnd, tho Attrck River ow,pu ,m,n ,nsoFthet
rnn Sea. Al It's mouth Is rc'Iksiar, aun,a, aaes,.
enst hua ulrectiy nnose ttcr''t IS MeTv, The Mt,,
OF Mporos poem. II ~ somc ;D1 niles sou,hs.ss
at Khlva md 2sO miles north II lIcrnt nv W
hnra, II wins wis ones nno ~ \ thS Nnixa WY. aud bk.
% ti'o pcrsian suItnna SesuuoIai}v , a. - t,n,ny
hsaltincss % q tho co,'try, u WITT L wus as's
Fo snir fr,iit. sI,,yno fho jyslcEs 9E"sasMs ss tas
thG GeEM'E ',s e t s's ths se ssetur i hs
JTx1 sf1,ljs. '"'"'''''' "i s4us
biI,uh M wc heor of Mary no,rn,,nvs !.
ntll Wit, ~ tha. any S st'q nt u ssnsssss
o9 Khiva md 1lwatnhafa tSr r an, o eaptn
ea1npinent of T.ircnnns oea. Krssasn1!s,sSas. a N! g.
viii w n"w te"as 10 siecessary sa M e S, saE. u"
ucdltlons nxninst lie Turco'unns INV Hnve en *.
snd n va shni II flnu u,,rsolycs l.s nycaa aat 'ntht
Sinrv, which viii liutiUitcjiy frn ~ ~ tasa
lions viii EnglnuI," The prcllction SS"psss. Sas
at T.bern, Ind s,tvrcstcti thnt H. ii,alsler
wn,tii mid X yorr ,icI,lt II, rst"I,Nis, Ni,ssaEs
,iiicatons acr.,sy tic Iesurt iron, tha tan,1. S.
t" tiio oxns, md after s",ne fnuise ~ eap'a7 sa
scsk i,fG hrnctGsaho shn r",,to along 10
rlvcr l"' castwari nna thou s "skIrtIn, II VT ,as
hi!i's -! II The H. DIRECTION ~ II Mssy.' ssss sss
Tho ux,,s and wtth,, len Of Ie1lt," an ION mt
.,!siei that tic formation OF sncG yo'n @tI so'; ~
afford "mattcr for serious consder.tto"S9 "9uta y
eoad I'm INV rcct VIZ ,tYect tho ,p ntopss,.s saas
EnVIunI jt, snttjjnu tilo Xfxhut, fronttcr S,$os
iinft lin nrssiIn Enruiun Clilicn n,tlnrittss s' a
s,,in thn bnm,irv. tl,n vro''nH uneos VI o oat.
lint lin nlncn was EurotiiiiE acp,nmc.tSaGss USEas
Important" "S's'a1S
,na5n insf vH1r 1mt In tt1mo Iznri,. ut, Eth. Sa
t,Or aEa,,st th Talko rurconmns left sraEf. T'hif
Inr. a,,ii. ,fior suiicrng mniiy noytr.. s"in fr
LII, IF anut,st nnar @ 'T Mn' 20 nae sas
Ilntter, who hn spput some months amoaE fe iSs
1%rcoin.',s,,, M hid Hre''l!stsa: Tho 1n!eoaaa,
XII K"s,x tnritctI vinr, m tbo nrtboEa t saa aa q
nr rirnr, rnt,,cr 1css tbnn hnf. way u'iak hnk
twccn Kzil-Arvnt md Mory.:' It ~. "a
Wn.,o,,tr ri 1i'As onI ioinntni Il wiz hss4, '
s ,ss ~ % IA, mrm kttlci md sio wn,,n,,Si III rev.
iaIauki.,, In command slftrr Lazarrirs dcata si
mrn an,'r ~ ho W.nnt t1nvh ,xhnrn tlo "tbor w.
yndinn fntcns wrrt, n renlIczvo,ss md uren,.a.
Inn. r. IN, Inn,iS rnr snrTr ,.nn,nnT~np
~ ,ssII n,,t,.,tm.n,rnt nf Fr1Sa, s,'sH w.. y.
r.isann fnr tbn settirrnnnt az rnrsf%'s ,WrtS. H.
| nIsfnr,, md Nttrok frnmtinrH This nrnimhi,
h%s sninc nil,snti 10 tic discoveries tnale nl II
, 1880-02-16

port fnr the yuar lS1D on tho subIsrt Of crcM1-
lion. Thu iifat buly wus trpatcl oM tho 10th ot
DecesEhUr, lsJH, since whaN AttaoM others havo
required fOr The complete lnclnoration OF tho
ht,lIoB was about two hours. and It " regarslul
III n1at sutlxtuotnry tt1t not o,y hna no crnh.
, 1880-02-16

tho alienation TINT ln wns good Chrstinn when
he wrote 'tCntnnl0n 4ense" foil Ia tho ground.
diap,ayci every .vlcu Known 10 controversy:
They hNd rcsnrtnd 10 nngry rtuperll1on anh
ntrf'oIoue rervers(on of tauta. Yet, In tho OpIn-
lon of tho speaker, religion III lta tr1,p FGnsG
would srer nnthnR from tho uprising nf skcp..
tlaHn,, and tho invcatlEntton of fn1sGhpNt Rnl
crrur would result III tho triumph OF truth,
whit mil tat1rD
, 1880-02-16

NNy vi IuglE D1ELt mil nGIIllH "ltutHu
lf". nn'i cs,torting @ tic @ aEe,i ana tho helpless,
The wv si,s "t n; ~ H. nSs snc E.
voeo hive power 10 hclp w.ole Er,n,ra and COM
pun!rsnt mon, women, anil ehildrct n nlt-
etsi lcar,s,s ind course of actIon AnicspeclniIy
Whtn WI consider that Tho great Phhrilaoy OF
hns n Fight to apt,r,,prnin md n!lnitnlstNr Tor
tho nl!rvfation Of human Ills aud tho comfort Of
shai wo say ttat all ttcso oppcrtn!tios com.
tunlty oi tho physlclan7 Some ,ne, seoni no
50 ps SeiIssc eES %ero Ill.," dw ind WIZ.
!n'w grind md rich, wpNld. 10 tho Geld npnrlnR
oa anil =" VIZ 'a ss IT. Foaes ss'f fss spah
him an w, compute ne vllIG @ or tue n'IeS.
ten q "nH ID nnHn s Il 70 so,, te Itipy sg
worth @ | II tic q happmcss III orc hi,,ischolaS Thon
incrcase TINT w!,r,h t,a,lsa',tl.fo',l: Can y.n.
pTeseryed scoro j tnore q yearsY, i ao, tlsn,
!ntcnslfy that Iu,port',,,ec thousand. fold. Add
together ttse al,n, totnl Or teso 90 sesits . Mn m.
rfoximatton Of tho viliao IN ti,oso dlrce.ionsof
Tho opportunity Of the ptlysIcisn sileMs,rcs! by
me- easarc,meSt. ] WHIT Is liz responsibility of this
| mnnH .,-,.
s"" 0o tss 'soS Sn " IN eHt;sit or /?
II q! t',at>, hns Thus fnr leot Indicated
sk y % pgc cpa met 5 r sa 1s sSp se1e s s yst
fai!s 10 c,flsafe md lasclup ono s. t6o larEsst,
nt,d richest, md must Important departments In
hf Do s ce & pqsoss "Rpsraea oqr to nre ut onx'n
tho trt,tl, Of tie Christian religion. !snthor ns-
pHysicai. il Ii ~ more ecrttln that tho stumloh
wntS brcaa md f. sattsGl With !. than th9t ., ths
Arrangement within 0irselvas mil Without mr.
fS''; The wSri IL ai. NV W. aay s,ll,sI'Hs Mn"tsEent
matter or force for tho uyer-l r-llvfnK. nll-wlsg,
and nl.n!g''ty persona 'sins ~, i't s,at s,aci,
sensations Man feels, Il Ernat "ouKht or q
thoxhs. t ss w"nls I'M md nst!oas ThoS rreat trth
Sr md nsrs 9s.ssf o. e. ct @ II &C. Sss t. e &c q9f
Ills hund, thou L is rrnsolhlc to lxlieyc TINT Ite
hs nae iryiss tor the ascr ,e r. shIs eall
S @ sSs ,9s ss!f?a SsaS s
est 1es in IL cnsnIs nren% " X eruaSs @ tat ado
5 G ss ss s sa ba, IL hs 6" ~ s fsss s n
jess Christ Wit sn!isfy the morai psrt of nuns
helug und meet ita ietnantls, IA evidence TINT
rovclntion mid tho revelation for. this
mural ntsre e tH faet that tsu gre4t lev 9f
ISn''Gi1hyt ssIsn', Il tho s; sns si u pSsse%y s
cisc Is eyieueo that II Il tho truth in tho field
ta9 thS fstgfs ,saI a9 lho pcgs o
Jesus Chrtst will hn'si tho morally dlsa'.se;i y
evidence ,hat T \ The truth Ii ,, tho ~ te!a ! Of
''s tho Wats t "a haer ,ua ~. II evdeneo that ot
ted az this nlrioge then tho fast thSt fnss
xons Mna eptrsl sS'Gsh % tS hi Of ns1p s
cyiomec % tht I thoy aro ,,ot fitted for Or sufficient
for this purpose. -.
an ant nt k tG me- rco M adS ocs rR
personal. !ovng ooss ,a ;adsda; nsaE them Il!
| nnl rntfaCr tho htrbrat nanIrht}1uS f,r which