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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-29
Hogs.

Get Good hogs, such as will mature in
eight or ten months. Give pigs all they
will cat, and Of the best kind. Never
let pigs get poor. Keep hogs out of
manure piles keep them clear of vcrmin
with sulphur and coal OIL Feed and
water them regularly. Give them all
the surplus ashes from the house. Re
member that young stock iattens much
more readily than old stock Pigs, when
they have attained their growth, !atten
at less cost than when older. The
same is true of all other animals.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-29
Father Is Getting " ell.

My daughters say Chow much bstter
father s.since he used TOP bitters.
He is getting well alter his long suffer- ny
iroin disease declared incursb'c, and we
are so glad that he used your bit,era."- A
lady Of Rochester. N Y-Usa Hera' d.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-29

GERsTER gets $500 night for singing
two hours inopera, but that baby can
make her travel up and down room all
night and sing for just nothing at ALL
Boston Poa.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-29

Seventy-two thousand dollars is the
highest price ever paid for horse in
England. 1t was given by its. richest
peer, the duke of Westminster.
Rack-feeding of horses is wasteful.
The better plan Is to feed with chopped
hay from manger because the food is
not thrown about and is more easily
chewed and digested.
To destroy pin-worms in horses, give an
injection of salt and water two or three
days in succession; then administer
ball consisting of half an ounce of olives
and one drachm of calomel.
Many farmers who keep horses do not
hink it profitable to feed much grain, and
frequently feed poor hay. II is far bet
ter to give horses little grain during the
winter, when should an emergency arise,
they are equal to the occasion
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-29
All GroceiIs deep Q. GiI6erI,s Stsrches.

Dir. Q. +, Shoemaker, o. Reading, Pa, is the
only aural surgeon in the United States who
ievotes all his time to the treatment of deaf
ness aud diseases OF the ear and rata'rh; es
pecially runniug car. Nearly twenty years ex.
perence. Thousands testify TO his skill. Con.
suit him by malt or otherwise. Pamphlet Free
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-29
~ am all Played ON"

is a common complaint. II you feel SO,
get package of Kidney. Wort, aud. take
1t and you will at once feel its tonic
power. l,renews the healthy action o.
the Kidneys. Bowels and Liver, and
thus edores tho natural lie and
strength to the weary body. e ia box
and use il At once.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-29
GENERAL AGRICULTURAL NOTES

Warmth saves feed, helps fattening, and
prevents sickness among animals.
Damaged corn should not be fed to
horses, because it brings on inflammation
of the bowels and skin diseases.
A successful fruit grower. plants tansy
at the root of his plum trees, and saws
that he is not annoyed with curculio.
Give hens constant access to lime in
some form. Hens must have the raw
material in order to manufacture shells.
They cannot make them out of nothing.
The best remedy for the sting of bee,
wasp or hornet, Is liquid ammonia, and
nothing will equal its dilution in water
in allaying the irritation caused by mos.
qritoe.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-29

SUITE composed OF a SKIRT ana polo.
naise, or of a. double-breasted coat with
kilt skift, are worn by young girls.
Light cloths are preferred for wraps,
which are usually coats and sacques Of
English patterns
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-29
Dnusnter., " I've. aud !, others

Dr.. Msichis's Uterine Catholicon will positively
ure Fen ale Veal ness, such as Falu, u the omb
White Chronic IL lamnation or liberation Gf tn
Womb, Incidental lienorrhage or I looi rg, Panful
md relisbls ,tmsdy send polt,l card for a pam
Jhlet with treatment, cures acd certificates. from
physicians and pitients TO howarh & Balar'
Utica N Soil ~ oil druogsts 81 90 per botrl
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-29

A cable GIspa.ch TO the Associated Press
'ays thst Mason 4 Hamin have been award.
d the highest gold medal at the Paris Expo.
iton for their cabinet organs. Thirty best
makers Of the world were competitors. ~,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-29

For one cent purchase y postal card and
send your address to Dr.. Sanford, l62 Broad
wy, New York, and receive pamphlets by
'etnrn mail, from which you can learn
whether your liver is out OF order. and if ouI
If order or ia any way diseased, what is the
pest thing in the world to take for it, ..
Young men, 60 West, learn telegraphy AID
'ress Il. Valentine, Manager, GAINESVILLE, Wis
chevy Iacksnn,s Rest Sweet Navy Tohacc1
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-29
Stitpsy.

Shermsn & Co, Marshal, Micb want an
gent in this county at once at q salary o
Shopper month and expenses paid. For full
particulars address as above.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-29

The habit OF running over no0ts or shoes
corrected with lyons Patent Heel Stiheners
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-29
the DEAF HEAR THROUGH The Teeth

Perfectly all Ordinary Conversation. Lectures, Con-
ccrts etc. by Ne,D Channels to the Nerves OF Hearing
by means of q recent wonderful scientific invention
the DeRtqphone For remarkable public tests on
tho Deaf also on the Deaf and Dumb, see the NeiC
YORK. Heraid Sept. %; the Ne,p York Christian Adp0
cute, Nov. ~, etc. Every deaf person should send
for FREE illustrated descriptive pamphlet to the
American Denta nj one d., Cincinnati, Ohio
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-29

Sore Throat, Cough, Cold, and similr
troubles, il suffered to progress result in se-
rious pulmosary affections, oitentimes in
durable. Browns Bronchial Troches'
reach directly the seat OF the disease, and
give almost instant relief.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-29

She had no return of the tetanus
symptoms; and the doctor was so well
convinced of the value Of his four-legged
homeopathy that he went on trying it
for other nervous diseases, prudently, of
course, aud it is said that he made the
"mOuse-cure" q success every time.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-29
The WMOllse.Cure.D

This name has been given, and cor.
rectly enough, to new remedy Tor
lock-jaw The account of it sounds
more like waggery than fact, but the
New York Times tells il "bona. fdel" of
an ingenious French physician, who was
called in to prescribe for lady suffer
ing from tetanus,
Her family doctor tried every known
remedy without effect.
The patient was lying on her back
with her mouth tightly closed, and the
muscles of her jaws and throat rigid so
that she could not uttera sound. ..
The new physician went out and pro-
cured live mouse, and attached a
strong horse-hair to its tail.
Placing the meuse at the foot Of the
bed, he allowed it to creep over the pa
tient the entire length of her body.
She soon felt the creature, and MOTTO
ing what it was, sprang up and screamed,
"Take it of take it of and scolded the
doctor very glibly for horrid, heartless
wretchW
The doctor laughed and SO did his at.
tendants, for all saw that the mouse had
completely broken the 'lady's lockjaw
One nervous shock has been cured by
another. = -.s.,. -,.--a,.-.Fs,-..
She had no return of the tetanus
symptoms; and the doctor was so well
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-29
DENVER, COL, was first settled only
twenty years ago; now it boasts of 3d.
GEO inhabitants.
fsrspntfs,e NAV sET,r

About the pathology OF rheumatism, its OR
igin and whetherit bs hereditary, but ire
fragable testimony proves that when ten.
d,ncy to it develops itself, Hostetter's Stom'
ach Hitters is reliable means OF subduing
that tendency. Some Of the prescribed rene
dies Tor the disease are decidedly objectiona"
BILE IRON the dangers attending their use, 9th
ers are utterly Intellectual, the best, the safest
check is the Bitters. This very obstinate
malady, the more ehectuslly to overcome it,
should be grappcd with at the outset. Every
one knows what terrible, what ceaseess pain
It can in1ict Why then, should this atro>
eious, often fatal complaint be allowed to
gain Roadway through indifference o!its ear.
liest symptoms. when safe, long tested and
,tropgly recommended medicine present!
i.scli. In addition to suggesting this means
Of RELIEF it seems not inappropriate to cauN
ton the rheumatic against exposure.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-29
fremont s., opp, 'Hskham s., Boston, S.s
VAFeII Tools R 2f nh
wv AUGERS, DRILLS, HORSE POWER

Machines for Boring and Drilling wells. BIS, II
America! .S23 A DAY MADE EASILY. Book
Free ALh,c.s LOOMlS&I VIVIAN. TIEEIN. ..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-29

tx .our .,Rr.G;Sr for hiIaTlIyp
"A he Crest Medi ire for Stomach. hthtI uINE
Liy r"rd ploo Ka'-'tioa"- nc Nas.tust n \
, 1880-01-26
REVELATION.

nAya WE ONE Ynox GOn2-sxCoSp pExIAI4 oy
nATlONALtHA,
rn,f. liytler delivered tho second sermon In
his srriea nt "Ietiiuis OF ls0tionnlis1n" yester-
tlMy morning, tMkluv for his thene tho query;
"llnvo wuu lsoyvlutlon from Qodr' Following
Ia tho sermnn:
"I!o W ihcrcforo porfopt oven as your Father
which IL III ltn.yun Ii perfcut"-A'Hlf, ", ".
III tho first sermon Ut thls scriea oil "Tho De-
ntals " Itattonnlls,,, wo considered tho Ql,es-
toll, Ii thuru Gotl7 III tlIs DISCOURSE VIC pro-
coed With tho further question, ltnvo We u rove"
tuition from taol7
Thu existence pt God being conceded, VIC chm
account lii tho most Intelligent and satisfactory
lnnsinor for tho origin OF lite. aud tho presence
OF tho mutertal uuIvcr1o, with all lts vurfetles
Of forn unl activity. All things, In thia
Wow, proceta fnom Gol,--all things uro tending
townEtl God. I'VE live, move, and havo Our bv-
lug In Him." All nature indicates not only de-
sgn, but intont4on, at,d not only these, bit tho
adaptation Ut Une puxt TO another. which shows
unity fn plan. Thu uniting bond by which all
tho rhTtctica Of phcMMnena nFo related to Uaeta
other IL not mechanical, but A1turul
VAN ura but par&s Ut Que stupeillnus whole,
Whose body nature ", aud God tho BouI."
Hut IL God IL thus the author OF nAture, and
II lits wisdom aud purpose are present w v
, 1880-01-26
THD COURTS.

INTERESTING OPINION,
a decision has just been rent,OrtA b,n.s-
ntemo ruurt nr thn trnft.xl stotos 49, ~ "
~, 49,. ~ ~. N ,saos eUs Vee 1Akass
LeWn Nces ol .an. ~, teeoh 1Matce swaJned 4.
livcrtng tho opinion, which will prOve et ~.
interest 10 nil porsot,s Indebted on n,mntsss sa
notcs. or In casea WHARF tbe ,,,I,c,ns, I,os<F saF
",,..s ,s.a.t 80. Wv pinse'pa4 han L
coupon interest notss hfo dsa~n fot MI
Krehter than TINT or por cent
Tho suto OF interest III cvcry StAtotu tAo1 11,,,.
Ia regulated ty statute, md thn raao ,sst.N''el
r,,,s. .,oat.,s', w ~. %,,es ~aieate
euplsAlu toutt % ueelaou n1psg unuer datats
rotating 10 tho District OF Columbia, which pne.
.seribo'l TINT tho rate should be pcr cent va r
all moneys dug wtloro thoro Ia no contract ann H.,
tho subject. Tbs notH IN question Has for Efm
with interest payable -altlllnlly At IN -
OF ~ per cent per ahnum, a1li soctrrd ~ Is .
t,artHage OH cortaln re9l rstate. II maiurI n
tho 1Ut!i dNy Of October, 1874, and, not bcins n.M
foreclosure proceedings vera ootnmcnce1. sna
DEGREES WIS on tho lUth pf April, iSjh en,erss
Tor tho amount Of tho $5,UOO with interes, II
per cent up to tliAt tlnle, tho Cdurt allowing fsr
ttnliDtlsly The r1ito cxprtisail IN tho notos ~
Supreme Court, In Reviewing tho Mecreo an3 H. H.
tlcrlstun Of tho Court below, said; "liens N,
,IHrcctuettt Of Ills pnrtics extends no flfts+
th4u to tho t!nla liked Tor tho psytneDt * IL
principal. Az to everything bgyonI tbsi III
Silent. II payment DO not tnll,lp when tho IumtT
Gaeulncs .lno thoro IL Il brench or tie es,gtttct
, 1880-01-26

william Il. Wobb cun,menco1 d suit 6atafau
ag1.itst tho duf,tnct Courier Company, elslnhs
$6.0nl
Thp Mechanics National Bunk sued tho uaA1
Trust Company for *a,0D.
Dnvid nr,tllcy illed u bill against tho IFaae'
OF tho Third Presbyterian SHcicty Of ChlcaSH =
y. ltnrvcy, e. Z. l,nnt.ry, r. i. pnwS1 ,ass Ell
Yun rrhu,rk. tho St. pn,i'a Reformed E!asnru snru
Ilosu d tr,1st tleod f0r SiO,UO t,Ailo by the 1nAs
crs VI tic Third Presbyterian Church ss2t (:
ls71. On Lots t. II, Ii. anL tho D. hi,ssa o. - -
IN NlUck 4. of CarpUItrr'B Addition 10 Caesx1 aHeasaa1
Craiuhoad, Il. j. Miller, ". L. Wllla.ns1,' n. em
1uacIh IfluGy, executors IT the viii ot ths al
yanlul II. piku. Luwrencn plko, Jtnunclo e. a,,I IN,
Jnnss b. ulAEtl, and nhcrs to forccegr g I ,aSf
tl1otl fOr $tUU OH ulOok ~ of the Clnal I1a''S~'
Subdivision Nr Sec. 7, o. u.
, 1880-01-26

Martina. RIru filed a bill Banlrday assuf
Robert s. Henry, Samuel Il. narkcr, md deons
N. Henry, to restrain thenl from Infringing ~
ratcnt for drying bricks, originally issuea lea
~, let51, to Francis II. Smith. no..
thArlca o. FrcIc, ,llk1 a bill ngainst tho w
BOIL Sewing -stnchInu Company and anetas.
MKnisist W,llter Scatcs, W. ;. Trybcr, an4 fisa1 @
Ont Issued April u, 1Si9, To Wiilium y, h|s1S
and numbered 6,;G. u WIS rolssued ttp
1B71, md numbered R,Usl.
y. II. WnrlnH Atd GuNrgc DOatt, gxccutosA "
gun II suit Fur 81, ,tkN agninst N. 8, Cline. Al.
HulItr Withrnw flied /. bill uKnnst Il. H. Clann
4 To. To- rrstr1lIn thoM from lovylnx IN eteeu'
tLOn IN her Atock 1f dry KouAls cArp5ts. c;s,
execution IL thalr fuyqr. JudKa Dra1amao19a
Krnnted temporary iufunotl0n on colnpsalr
Alit giylnX Il bond III tho ylm NJ $n,0M
, 1880-01-26

.ss Se XII MseNs Is 70 sSsscss q ccrtaa
] i,piwaf1.,,ccs @ IN ths vicinIy u tho s,s ~
Iiopgass shops. For tine tlfrs r. ,sas M ioeiy
aeMug excitement ansntrats4i ~ iaid tu ~
ssost hat had Inspired suah tertor sS xnsts e.u
iii bud bpota pIauIl and serene. III ni.roysftl
yhe ght@tsy S!s!ol. haa VI ast i nSe.e wuman Y
II Is bright light iN!rtf, Az a,,a,niST, 10 -
nppcr story II aoasc, near The snoPtt; tpos 1Ss
rr reflected her form upon ths 1T. HE satbu, ~
Vague. shadowy WY that s;'i9 T'a 49'pt9 paet sn1 &
.nS n,S,, 'su III airet w VIZ eunpSta should
~ WIS in Utter Ignorance u tho lac'
WNa tho cause Dt a xatIetAl scarf
, 1880-01-26

The use OF st. 5acoos ~ II ,dss1t dt,, t6an
ctses hnvo cvtno to my knoW!eItVsSt tst vii ~!
jeobs oil unSeIed speedy ou1ss, .s r r.u,ie'ins T..
mention ono insthncc. nAm..Mnn,atisu, mn WA - =
d,.ced tu try ths IT, Jautls ~; ,n.ynejy, ny I'D
bottles Of tLks truly wondesfa' 4'11
now entirely we'll unro ,t't'ES' "-r M
, 1880-01-26

8pttldl Dispateh 10 Tha CAitaoo 7rf.r.
srH1soFlr10, H., inn. s'-spoei.l ..s,t,.
wero held at Bt. Paurs Church this mauIn,l
co'nmnuoration Of tho foast Of tho eoav,,,ss
fnrty-fftt anniversary Ut the of4nnI1stia.A w y
tho parish. bishop Seymour presehed prehdI T. =
MUr1llny sermon. "a ~
, 1880-01-26

cumulative TINT man hA l,ttIo hs.~
growth ttswarl 0ol, md hls highest WE s u tus
IL tlimsetf, but needs help ffom y EI1od fa I'd
rect ar1 emnoio, go lsve occascn. fos ,e g
o1ir vtow, and that tho light Of tha ~, to
Shines along Cur path. '"snA Ktstt3
, 1880-01-26

JupuE DnuMxoNn-In chambers. y,
Juna,E l.f.Usnxrr-S89, M1S, Nrs, Ws ~ ~ ~
Oos, vi, Dlt, wv, Sl IT,. .ss' VI. s.5, ea' W. ~
EsS, GW. No oAso IN trinl.
Arrgt.1.ATx Ct>uNr-MNt!ons. nj.
jupag su,rl1-Nu preliminary call. ~ ~
onplory Gull, s7, III, 9. ls5s Do0. W. sl s ~ y,
usl, uUl uOs, 0o. No. 0l0, Fisher ss' dfau"s''" "
trial. -, Vu
Jupon JAAEsoN-ChAnccry motlcn' ~ ~
a. I'll. =.
lulUiGr, Alld talu,lInr Ms, 30 Oii old ess~is eTsi
md mud Il to Is. Inclusive, ~ iiew w s fris1
No. !, UonHellan W. Cutinty nf CooG+ " nuHisiya
Jul,aE MuIlAK-1al, Ia, ~ to - l.! !aS9llsirs Vlsrs
expUpt all aI,l .lJ. NJ. IL, Ghnppcl VI 't'-''
Of Evanston. on trlnl.
JUpOE 'ruhEY-Contesttl mUtions.
gypE bA!suM-tSnsePstH,dl dlm,",sai@Saa. m"aolS ~ n
841, $40, SIT, His, 7a5 III, Sls, anu W..
jt!lNlE uAHY-Assoelato CriIaaaal C caanal:s n X
n ibl. lb5, 10 w, ls1s H. III ~; ~ "a ~ saa
80, IJl, us, w., 3u7, a, tleo, Si0, 34 ''f' ~''
4QO.
, 1880-01-26
DIVOilEE3,

Judge Darn,lm Saturday granted dlvotre b
Emruu NJ. Petcra, from Roswell A, Peters, On IL
Rr,,,i1d Ut lcsurlon; to Lotl!sr E. narncs fron
Mark II, llurIes, for adultery; mud to. !ieka
krcrors frutn Joseph 4. Keepers, for conSeaos
Ut fGluny.
, 1880-01-26

What Il w,tR lNt tlutlG tho imperfect hut HtnpCr0
o'0ausneo before tho King ot Kings
RELIGION AND SCIENCE.
sE*"s s, ny % TIN sv: @ ". >. =, tsr',,s .s t,a. =,
large congregation on tho Kinds Of Proof
.n.,aa Used BY ls'lis'0" aud s''''e' Following Is tho
ns.',,n ,u ,,,,,s. h,a raat +hat xehtch IA
sao~l xSG II q1e'.'' eS1ss; e. t. "'' '"'' ''"' "1SA
whcro he WIS not known, OF whnt place he WIS 4
cltsen: ~ o . sSp' n ~ u,.sua e. .. sas tne th"t
verse. by whlsn a''swor no h'eant 20 say tnnt
The ely hash In Th'n 9 sea ne ax OF d, Ss
sre snd vae a I'i "I u i,ta a srf nn M N nu M ln bny
ent t knls Of thought @ % and to assign to eacn It's
rolativo value. In doing this ho WINS especially
n hls t,ey, or peoples minds Applying to the
si,n Viii ,!nrsed @ @ 3snpsr s GfIusinr 10 baa1 upea pom
to tho ea y ftsar hh es a. oa bc Gos M rs,etsu
sorh'stlcai reasoning. Ths soenstlc teinpor md
mothotl is much uecc. juat e tho present ,,.',t
thoasks md systs,ns ti9i so 10 u trSth itsslf;
or do sy Ga a '9s naSis III p Of kGS ay to rsf @
ha seor ey a'foaas o S"01aS reSsonns Gr 0sy Ss
common tcnuc,..a mode Of rensontng which
rests satisfied With probAtlo Or 1norll prtnf.
II ssnRasrrs ssn shS 9te g 1u Z, reK md soSt tS
wish, 10 FIR " / have tho ability to Do t, Z,
s,.lno mcthatls and hut It is aucilal for scionco
u lso d certnfn kind Ut argument n9aiilst ro-
Kss%e4s ss 70 t. sf ,!ns x prosf sf i s ann
asn a sdssSs a as % i phso nsa
ultties work, enn mover huvo absolute proof
nr anything. In the lust resort, nan
eSsSs az \" Sss h Rssans VITA sss pssat. to
tse tnp NV Sei fHss pr es M pSpaG: wS % III pr"
we nrr ,lnt ntlc IL .t1cc II. Tl,6re 0IEht nit u
bp opposition hoiwc4n 1clouco n1l.l rylxon, for
tf " G inv WITH tic VII Whit a Su mo- Of Ills on Hecno
pcrsons,-nnr arc religious people cntlrey -
llan,e for It. l'nrtlaaslA,p Is Il very prominent
sTs al Isns, S ~ fnr % this Is one @ !st eaesyely by
thSt w Gso ta ,'st como chn.o sT "yer
tho spirit Of soicntlilc men and IL lowering Of
tno cxtravugsnt clnina made for phyescal sci
toi q, thon, md coTroct @ t6ota. in te nicnntlmo
viii Mil ny QUOTA tS tbs otAes sse, NAl iM1l
es Fl to sxs 3 ,s4f ses & tn he S Sie t = ce e III
Mis- Bennington speaks Of .'the group II
sis,sn ss5s + ;s ss1a lsxHS Sss y e ns S m y yot s
r"skM % % EURO Vl, arGitrary % %tss,,tnptons Without
tcriallst kt.uws only bodies I'M, tllolr qNi-
iti:si Whit j. nySna ns ter,nS .;,,'ssena. g.
M u1'b aberrat,o 1 or " tho hnan ,"md Cont 10
says: asuumts, cou,inots uasl with fs,uor t., tts
franiicrs thankins iiin .r iii. prorlstoaal ssrv-
, 1880-01-26

- ltl 70 WGH H. nsw't. Mt sAu,,, ~. ~ ~ to LIN '
sdo, ~ h1ms; 9a anH ~ f nsa rovnh taaGi ~
nantofaai inrlns NM anrses @ ~ = rrsen.t u,
t,in,"iiy M 'i TX nm thnn cn,ins,v IIa ,v +,
., ~ @ eni't i. .t,+ u"%T t H. l LIZ VII T.; T..
n.atnTat H, h'!M Wr'tG ut ~ b',Msc W la III, ~
st VII ,'wS "i Mnm rf M dno M1 ,a ~ ~ ~ c
mrtnrt ~ ftYathn ,v"rr ~ ~ Frtm ,io tI,,1
.ss n! y. i M W ~ r.n nv .". ~
,,. III any VIZ ~ mt sat ~ ~ .nt,,s nH I'll I'll
sH I.et tSoro l,n lIait, and tborc was iiei,t,''
tt iv"s ,,ppn Inc % ertb, or in iii, Or i, se,l,U
II, every nn,its,l, vrKciatie md mineral iort,i-
II a. Ss as c cia,dr ~, @ SHsl .; s Xhn a
sshject is thorp Il re,s,9nlscsi Jepculcnco ,,rof,
] ,naHy utl,cr ooe.s, 6y Whoh liz whoio ,''iI.
.nado ,1o"mt Mi II non ta Wisdnm a. and 1S ower vf
;s scccua-wc clto tho tnct tl.t oot t,ns not on'y
III, 1T tic tatnrr of NM, s we'll, Mam ia tI1pvNi
mid religious teil,g. Gcrtair morn, idos tto with
h, him. 'nt't,ve Ano,g tsse ,tay 10 elas.e
woris arc not ,rorely too uttors.noos, but tjiey
efso't IF s tho significant ind c'sof't" f'a''t'o"
+ a,n well aware that ccrta'n nuthoss, ana.
notnl; af latc, John s.!,art Mtii, Iaso .theIr
W tho soul. They this jgt,oro tao nnhjer and
,noro Important past of ,nan and ref.sc ta Ia DC de-
n Ssp1 1iS n r 5s1S!s isn Ts1 ;s.l;% s s stsr
ih,t, howoycr HIly t1,js pSiosonhy of ljfe t1lny
nnve been slcfemiad It js esIsjy siinwii to i,u
IN itrSrt ISSUE viii, tho iaots Of iIfe, WiMtover
thoory thn infn}ipnt NAV form NJ 1nnr, md f,is
work, il miIst lie ct,Ilsfstent with oxporinncG,
ntUrai, any siich cOncoption Of 1f,s,, md tia
,,nrnl INV is tiiia,
1 !st hsG ask yo',s nttsnfton sf to very
iT}cr to tho iiiogicai position of ninry Of thoso
wh, ti.kS thn meaatiyc Of tn!s n,,estlp',enud no.
n,'' .,.tt.,ss l., ~, ,s.a,..e, a.. n. ,Ta
, 1880-01-26

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lss SnantnncC tn"+ !hnr,rr', m i.ia nnN: thnt
M!nE tat tlnrgrre Id s fro ,d VIII tnas ,
tor; WI NSE, eve1y W. ,;ss ,,I M i,.t ,s Si
ss othe 10 ns He. or ~ rSrnay r"S
WI VII saseS %s E i Sss S syS IL S; ss II S a
s!!d eaSSsi' Sat tleTs r., ie''r sss%LtIos: @ sf
xn"ii ~ tr,sc n irnt ra1nnvs % mt,lury In TIKI
xhnm In wrnt" IN ar,i,',t X, ,hls c1nerlt,"l,t
S sa wa, ~ ~ .s INC a nw ~ III FIX T% ~
Hill t,1ist I'i,f. Fnro.vs mc1t,t,ry. @ or how Gnu
irof, Fars,!ay tr!,st h!s oEi. mummy. cxcspt y
nv t opcl thnt fhG ,s e,y ~ ,,nrr ~ ~ ~ y"
aMitiiiato % bc|irf" - wl,eb S ' Is - ouly nntihor
snao for iSt;,!!so hsiist; ei';,, fafIo ,s i
also ne ,.,, nnt'1iuxo , ass'Hlom rnia rnn, tho
thntt t' tho satme i'r prSf. Por,ay WHO milo tlie Ok.
es9e. Msor II ts r sHS l1 o1 Fmy @ VII" .ls @ k~s 81
III. nynant a., ~ tiat H. rinvs
W intatIys belief nSol ~ to ,attss nm t l. ssEsst s1
sous now II ihnt .s W. crn a'f fcw W. wecks % exccpt
tHnt wo rcoi % thnt NJ we'p we ar Thero il ,s ii this
sunh ~ e os = ,,,nn ri,ts 'v"tv,s tbn whni
m9 tso ,ni,tIt,o % ass,',l,ptist, Of tic OK
,,,.et,t'stnss ~ 9nnestnnt ant HIT NJ s,"r.
nn a9@ hat pano. nr
si sphcro, g tr1%s4]es-a nentai n.
lTe ',i ng IGfn ,, LII, Vital n9vGr mnavcw f ~
tno III sam1ton e,yof u , " ,o i nps ints
~ tt ass,',son sEo & ~ Hnn"" hav M
sumo lis" nlt If ibosc n,salltcs Which VIC spcak
HMs ~ tshnt nnnattifnu ti,o ,nIflcntnr ~ h oyo.
my mW m'i ,s,1 ~ su ~ r,",,nis ~ H. mn
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inctisr of Mxiomatfo % HuowrIs1i 20 thnt II bc-
comes INIT 10 ti,c n,ird, ro Newton iii Dxnn