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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-27
Town Property for Sale.
a CHANCE to Make Money. ~ Il
DaOellings and Tots
ii O9a E0SDtaZer9las. ed,h
.hrila
, TakerYOur Choice
.a1' .H ,.aH..'N 10 fIIuD ylJgoD
GREAT FALL IN PRICES. :.

| .H. H....F H.|. .U st'fIHiN q r.
The following described property .Gar
now be had at bargain, or any one Of. the
los described. The cost Of each piece Il
merely mentioned toenable one to judge Of
the reductions tbatTwilh be- madea +. THE
owner, Mr.. W. d. Jones, is prepared to lose
! largely on their cost, and any orc who wish
cs eitheria complete -and furnished home,
fitted up with every conven: cnce, and eitua-
ted in the very centre of town, or one in
the suburbs Of the town, or an unimproved
lot, Gamble accommodated, as to price and
terms. The various pieces are described
as follows;
NO. 4 Is, about one acre lot, with a
large 2 story frame dwelling, with an ell
about iO'fect long, front poftico and side
I'pOrch "A good cellar, fine well of ,waterp sta
bile, ice house and other out huildings-
0riginal cost aSow $4,000, and situated on
the corner of Shelby and 9th streets, f3ris
toni, Tenn.
NO. g Is about half mere lot lying on
the south Side Of the the Vineyard lot. and
fronting theE TaVaJand Ga. Railroad on
the east side and near the Tennessee Depot
and cost originally 1878. go ''''' .''f'
.NO4 Is 5lots containing q acres on
q baantifIl elevationih B6snhgville
looking the towns of Bristol, Tenn, and
Good ION, Va, and is the handsomest build
ing Lit ste iqPfP9gqri town and cost yQrigiP'lly.
'''.oF -phrurY lilo yi.sH iuiI
BID MO 8 is Q half acre lot ia Bristol
Tenn adjoining the Brick House lot of j.,
NJ, Barker and lately occupicdby Andrew
Galliher Esq. Original cost about $500. :
These lots drc an offered for sale on ac-
commodatihg terms md fCIqfurlhci' ihfor-
nation apply to We'd, J0KES, owner,
Philadelphia, Pa, or to W. W..JAME5 and,
HON. |. c. FOWLER, Bristol, Va. & Tenn.
I'1'aih'@ '-''i August ~, 1ST9-foV
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-27
To the Public.

have a full line " undertaking
collin caskets, Metallic cases, Also
nice Hearse, and am prepared To an
all orders night or day. For bargains
don't fail to call ON f.
G. &, GALLAWAY,
hily9t.tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-27

1874. ESTABLISHED 1858
SOUTH WEST VIRGINIA
IRON WORKS.
With increased facilities we arenow
prepared to offer o the public
all kinds of n...ofu
Castings and machinery
Having, perhaps, the,largest assoTt-
1nent of patterns in this part OF the
State; MILLING MACHINERY, CIR
GUAR SAW MILLS, MINING AND
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY,
PUMPS, CRUsHERs sc. We u
haye the latest patterns and
most improved Flows, CAST
. WROUGHT AND STEEL Of ..
the latest patterns and I'M
" provements and give ''' 'r
special attention tothis
part OF the business. n.,r,.
We have theageney for the sale OF
STEAM ENGINES from to so horse
power, Burr stones, Boiling Cloths,
Sc, w ... "..I-g.Inm iHa1"ai'
A second hand Wool. ARpING
MACHINE and POKER in good a
order, for sale, also a,pair 'a
Portable Mill Burr ''."
"'" Stones. ''"'''.I
-.. J. II. BARRETT & CO.,
March IL. l670--tf N A.. WytheVlIlo' "
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WEEKLY.-

The Weekly Vino having been recent,
enlarged, may now jy claim to bt IN,
most complete and oxhnwliye Weekly pm.
per cyor printed in Virginia. II Ia made
up for tho farmers mad country reader.
especially, farming n complete aud connect.
cd history Of the times from week 10 week
nothing of Importance IL omitted, eth Ia
local Or State ncws, the latter being mostly
IN The form Of brief and pointed original
correspondence. The market reports arc
corrected to tho day Of publication, especial
attention being paid to tho grain aud tobac
co markets. ..... -.... ..H
The management fully appreciates the
Importance Of assuring 10 subscribers the
prompt and uufailing delivery Of their pn
pers, IN order that tho farmer who rides
Eve or ton miles TO HE rmt office for his
Wocdy newspaper may 10 furc " finding
II there, The mailing department Of the
Wing flee u therefore organized on the
most thorough md careful bnBiA, aud tho
failure ~ delay Of n newspaper h nA eyeut
which M soon MS reported lends 10 nm Inn
mediate hnd searching invcBiigation, ia
which the post-oiIice authorities and host 81
masters generally atc oyoi ready to atpist;
such n milure. consequently never occur,
twice NJ the same Office.
The price Of the Weekly remains up.
changed, md considering ia aide md
character, Ia by for the cheapest noNspn.
per published IN the State. .....
TBlMSi-per uunum, 81, six months 50
cents.
CLUBsl-For clubs Of ten on more, 10
por cent OF or n copy free; for olui, or
ivenly or more, w per cent. od, or two
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FARM FOR SALE AT
A$$sS Mendoza.
El}esll.ssa1

! offer for sale my farm between
North Fork bridge aud Mendoza.
fronting on the n. g.. II II. and rlv-
cr, containing about ll0 acres, with
comfortable dwelling aud other build.
ings, including two barns, 400 Rich
mond Fruit Trees two years from
nursery, And 100 mature bearing trees,
ak springs, 80 acres cleared, good
wheat aud tobacco land. Price $1,000
MY !. O. Is Hamilton Institute. III.
tie perfect.
OSCAR A. RICE.
iuly4'l.8m,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-27

a Tourist, recently returning from
Florida: II isLho most fertile country
In Tie world2 the lands produce forty
bushels OF frogs TO the acre, and ALI
gators enough 10 fence them.
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-AGENrS WANTED

Responsible md reliable agents aro
wautcd Vt every port ollIcc IN ilp State, ~
The most libeid arrangements wi N he made
With au 'usb persons, IN some ooiinlltadr
The State ltis well known tllt porabhs who
who hav ls,Ol,i themselves. exclusively
TO this business for month or two bnye
mnde u pny ,ery hpndsUmey Apnn In.
cil,nlal hpeiness 70 hhs been % source on
profit 10 hIdny. siitUi W.
Tho WING is osteahlly solicitors of ,ir
friendly ohces mud o0-opernlIon of po.t
mqatele, whether us agents Cd olu,reiso.
meh Isl
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gWYHOMAS :
~ d 4 .I.lI':HoIUsE
1881 - AJRs6adhbd bYhusayr
JAS. Nj TEOMAo
Man Street; B E latsI bPsnn


7 HAVE again 1teopened the TfboN
/ as, II 2qse, on Mstn Streeb 's6,L o,,'
prepared to furnish 'ffrst-CIasSs! ,a%c, esn,!
motMtioh itoithe public. SNo 49, C''D :,
and no pains will be,spared |, '
the hotel all it was sin its palm
days. .INhEtYy3'g
Boarders Will be received on &c
Uei me 0,Pl.u,......E ,.t,.r..
Being provided with good stables
am prepared,to furnish stalls. food SH,
attention to horses: I'll. , 20 'SS4u
Railroad passengers will find r.
house located in easy. distance of ,he
Passenger EtcliaHge, the tables wa ne
furnished ana, lodging Unsurpassed I'll
. Porters regularly at the trains to'ro
eeivg baggage, and conduct Passengers
- jan k1LlA, e.. .,.,-;l!4rHIFw q"
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LWENKLY.,

The Scmi-Wcckly Vino anl advertiser
has always been 'u,ovite with Gouutry
readcrs. 1t cgu1iua from twcu,y.thrcc to
twenty-five soliJ COLUMNS Of rcnlng mat.
TOT, Including ,,ll tholcdirs clitoralsond
all thoncWs from the. DMly except mi aor
locol items. u.s. marECtreports ore full and
accurate, being frequently aud thoroughly
revised and corrected. Il Is q nowtbnpcr
whose acquaintance being odrc made will
never be dropped, M our mailing ligls for
years past viii Fhow. Il Is printed on n
clean and beautiful type, and tho greatest
pnius taken TO mkc ils typographical ~.
pcornnce perfect. The ScmisWcckIy H.
moiled fromtbo office Tuesday and Friday
mornings, and IewLcs the great majority Of
i,s .rcndciy on the same or following dhy.
TERMS; Fer nnmm. e., Tx months 81 u,
GLuB&-For clubs Of eight, 10 Ter cent .
OIL, or " copy free; Tor clubs OF twelve or
more, 70 per cent, N, or Two ooh6O Semi
Weekly free one year, or equivalent In Dai.
" VI weekly subscriptions, ..t
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-27
THE BRISTOL NEWS
lie. FOWLER,
EDITOR Ann rRorKILToR.'
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1881.


Mollie had little ram. fleece was
blackasllrubhcr shoe, and everywhere
thatMollie went he emigraicd too. lie
went with her to church one day-the
folks hilarious grew, TO see him walk
demurely into Deacon Aliens pew
The worthy deacon quickly let his angry
passion rise, and gave it an unchristian
kick between the sad brown eyes. This
landed mnmy in the aisle, the deacon
followed fast, aud raised his foot again,
but ali ! that first kick was his last For
Mr.. sheep walked slowly back rod,
Ills said and ere the deacon could retreat
stood him onhis head. The congrcga-
ton then arose and went for that 'ere
sheep, but several well directed butts
ms piled ,rm ina heap, Then rushed
iiicy stinightway for Inc door. with
curses long aud loud. while rammy
struck the lihdmost man and shot him
through the crowd.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-27
LYDIA E. PINKHAM's
vEaETAD1E COMPOUND.

.t.. lah loalye Cure
for oil those palnlHi Uamplnints ard Weaknesses
a. u tocummpn 10 anr best f,Hnlc population,
MI Wwlncule entirely The worst form " lcnnc Com.
tnlnts IN ovaflan ,tnhies Inflammation AMI uccra
tlon, Falling aud nsplnycmcnti Rnd the consequent
spinal weakness, aud IL particularly adapted 10 the
iut, Change VI ilfc.
II will dissolve anil c,rcl mmors from tho uteusl In
an early stage Ut Development Tho tendency 10 can.
ccroua humora h. checked vcrS speedily by Ia use.
~ removed fantncsa iniucncy, dcfiroyanll craving
forftlmulnnta, nnd rcetca wualncss uf tho stomach.
II cifca nlontng, Headaches Nervous rfustfatlon,
ua General neblliy BsupcHnrus, Depression aud indl
u gefiloh, .
That feeling Of hearing down, causing pain, weight
andlachachc, h always permanently cured by s usc
hwlllhell times mud under all crrumslanc not IN
harmony with thelaws that govern the fcmaic pyd,iu
Wv Gio c,nc o lnoj Complaints VI either this
Compound h uhsutrntp,t.
tIptA y. riNguAMp vEOETAnLE CON.
POUNDS prepared ~ va and 40 Western Avenue,
tJnn, Maaa rfice o. HiS bottlcsfote o. Sent by mail
IN Tho form " pills, also the form ofloscnEea on
~ rccept Of ptcc, o. ncr bos forcither Mrs llnkham
freply answers al letters of Inquiry, Bend Tor pamrh
ieA Addrrs ee above, hsniion hts hrrr
s'Hu" No family should bc without LYDIA n PlNKnAMs
a..i IAvER rifiA They consilraton bnousheu
and touiilv " the liver 70 cents por boN
fnitul so said by all DRUGGISTS, 'Ue
{ sept. Is, silly.
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: ~ iile. dITTlPTTT77-- 77is i,,rs,1
iNReiwiltseHs PRIVATELY . desirable
w farm, within three miles-of Rris.
tQl lReqn Paperyille(ro ONE
which isl ne high state 4fcpltissupn;
igo@@, dEsH PA 9qMalh t1eeesssry 19ut.
buiIdings-barn, new and com mod
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C0L0NNADE HOTEL.
ABINGDON VIRGINIA

I HAVE leased for term of years
i the above Hotel. am now prepar-
ed to entertain my friends and the
travelling public in u comfortable
manner ana promise those who may
favor me with IA call that no effort on
my part will be spared to render their
stay comfortable and pleasant,
CHAS. HARRIS.
febl7's0J
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Rov j ~ ,ilndlotk, ID. d., ,Pfcsl.
dVnt and lrNlf az MaIheulalias, n !.
ages. ''I 'NN'l'iH ,
Rev. J Albert wnlhce.u A, NJ.
Prof. 0f Mental andhIOrnl Philosophy
W. w., Is. Vance, MoDpA, Nh rr +
Department. ofphy4lcs supplied by
Prof Wallace. .NW"I fli NJ II
Rooms repaired md now furniture
70 0b bought during the present yata.
lion, Next pe.sluu opens Sent. lsiy
1881. H. D.TIDLOCIc, Pres. II
july5'l Pm, ,NF FpIr o.
, 1881-10-12

Dr.. Tonlas Is ut lust relieved fron my
further unxicty III to tlle Question whether
l!s Is II Methodist. anil Is ordered INT 1t the
Church, bag and baggage, by the llock River
Conference. Tile trlnl apparently was ia!r
one. Tile defendant was allowed Ill ainple
hearing ul!li nyalluh himself uf It IN II nun.
uer tl.nt will commend lin. 10 liberal ard
charitably tlspose.I people. Whatesnr We
,nly tl,Enk OF pr. llatfslst'a manners, he ut
le,.st stuffed wl,ut lle believed NetllOsltan tn
10 Ii. Il sle.lxs-ha1uMer way tlnt ad'ntts Ut
10 questioning or CIVIL, ainI ihat stnteIaent
was received and tntlorse.l by the iareo
majority ot tho conference. II Dr. Hat
ltel4's Views nEe correct, anu 1ietIiotlsnl IL
what lIe stn,es 1t 10 be, tacm tliere
Is nothing harsh or illogical IN the expulsion
Of DR., Thomas, liz should ~. aI'l nol
stand upon the order OF Ills going, II pr,
llatteld's Views Q! Methodist d0ctrlne are
correct, then Or. ThoMus was INT preactIlng
them. aud II IL equally clear that lIe ca1'no1
remain !n the Church a1,l pres.c!l tho ilat
tleldlan doctrines which have been pro
nouncea good Methodlsnl by tho conference
While DR.. rholnas may still t!llnk himself q
good Methodist, It Ia evident that tllere ara
some 200 Of his clerical brethren Of one con
ference who think differently. uE. Tl'oma:
may be right; likewise the 2o0 snay b.
rlght-aud both may be Wtol4x; but tue "
, 1881-10-12
4 CRISIS IN ENGLAND,

The econo,nie situation In England Is not
yely reassur1ng IL british pride. Less tliull
a thousand Lefao!is own nlUlV t|ian tlIlArtar
Ut Tho land OF ull EuglAlM md Wales, a.ul
twelve MN avn Il quarter IT that Ut Scat
ln,ui. a handful of aristocsats avn Uine-
tuitJls Ut oil The land ln England aud Srot-
lu!lg, aud surk rental FROM the c,lltyators Ut
tho HO!l Ut thu isand Gxeus.ling ;an mtlltDls
of ttnlllrs per year. Tile farmers nrs ground
to thu ycry earth by this burden, AMI tho
lnboreys nru krpt III pel!ury a!t tl'e!r l'ses..
Tho wl1ols thing Is dfsKraeefn to Dritlsl.
civilizations.
Tho pa,per c1ass increases. ansl now nl'l'l-
bers sight hundred alA llfly t0!lsA.Nl IN Eli
glalau. This summer grain'tlIrasl!tng Is over,
aud thu ylet,l II byor HIailpr tlnsn wus antr!.
patrt. Extensive arrangements aro belng
,uade by great steamship company to lMtro-
,ure into England Australian beef aud nut.
tun OH tic refrIRerat0r plaIl. which fas
already llou.lcl tl!o lslMul viii American
and Canadian beet. There IL u steady drain
of gold to tile United States. Which IL not
affected by the rising sealoof the l!ank Ut Eli
glu,lu discount rAte. aud IN tile u.isitls oi
pollttcal economists aid tlnaliclrrs there IL q
| growing apprehension tllat ITO power ca.
check ti,v nutlow Ireland Is In II slate vi
ctronte revolution. The elaborate laltd
nle,,suse tleylsn.! and adouted fur lis pac!l!ca
tim dues nut prevent riots, MIa llus no
| xoftenea Il wilt thu feeling Ut aGlnloslt,
with whlcl, the Irish people regard tilt
British Government. But tha aueliosat!ol
, 1881-10-12

THE objection to the conduct Ut tho Demo
Gratis Ut the Senate Is not to the election BY
then, 0f President Ut tho Senate pro tcM.
IL they have enough votes for that purpose,
Int e Objection is. that they excl1llle'1 three
Senator's, whose election Is utlcOntestcd, re-
ftIslng to allow them to bo sworn III. and
thereby, willie a minority, obtalnesl the
puwur by which they elected isayart. These
three Senators llutl been elected during the
recess to till three vacancies which llad o.
CURED; OF tile election of these Senators to
I'LL these vacancies there was ltO question;
tlloir election WIS notorious, ulld tl!elr ere
lentIals wrre lrasenset! anil Of record. But,
az these three Sellaturs were mt allowed TO
be syYorll In. they could mt yOte Until they
Ind taken the oath nj Office, md Tits the
Democrats, botng in a minority III tie absence
Of those entitled to vote, refused tilell per-
mission to slo. Dykeepll,g tho tllrcu Senators
outside the bar Of tile Senate the Demo-
Gratis were for the moment III a majority 0f
t|,usp admitted. md therefore elected Daynr
| President pro tenn. The psetensa that 10
oath of office could bo administered to u Sesl-
ator except by the Vice-rtcsitent Or Il slnly
| elected President prD telHJ,ore was not only
false, bit extremely shallow and dishonest,
| ns nearly all tlie preeetents were nKafnst It.
There are but ua,e or two cases where tho
offices OF Vtce-prustent glld l'resillent f'ro
| tc},urc hRyu been butl! vacant ut the sltlla
time, tho practlce having always been far the
Vice president to yacnte tie Gt!nr Just before
tho closn o1 the session t1 ehable ttiBSG,laleto
elect President plD tch1phrc. and thEsoillcnr
IL declared to lInld tllat oicu until otherwise
| nriart,d hy Tim Senatr When TYLER alll
, 1881-10-12

appears That nr. l'arkhurHt ntlnItttcd oll Ills
trinl that he l,n,t mu.lc such statements nbnt,t
rhunlas, but dill mi undertake tu aubsa,iti-
ata than. Ills only defense. In potnt Of fact,
WIS TINT t,r ,ld not originate tho chArErs
which lsu repeated nid did 1int furnish them
10 reporter for publication.
Upon THIS case tic Jury in Tho 1'arkllnrst
tr1al--llle committee representing tho A[etli-
utltat C0nfcreilce-bronght In n vurtelci Of
acnutttnt, unanimously exuncratltig Dr.
1'arkhurst OF sial4icr as well ns of lying.
1hls was certalnly II curlnus disposttion of n
scrtD,ls MATTER Tho effect Of sueit trIal
and surli verdict will mt bo to ,nake l)r.
Thomas nppcar my blaclscr tn fntr-mlnttcsl
Ntcthosllsts, nor to condemn drinking, cartl-
plnynR, antl thentfa-gntnK t,,0ro tlah theso
practices were condemned bcfore; but 1t cnn
hardly fail to crente tho Impression tint cnrc-
less defamation Of character Is not regarded
by the Church authorities NJ a mailer OF
much consequence. Upon lilo warrant OF
tl,ls trlal gno,l l[ethot'sts n,ay fairly co't-
c1udc that thay can,,ot bc held accountable
for repeating tU their neighbours anything
which tleyhsar III slcrogat1on Of tic char
meter Of cvell brethren In Church. S'antler
thus takes OH MI eu&tr1y new meaning. II
mny sill bo slal,tlcr tn inyc,lt acalidnlOits
stories, but Il Is not sntltlGr to glyy t!ieitl
currency II, ptivnte conversation. This Is
nut the ruiz wlttrli ha1 prevailed III the
NIct1atFst Church IN Illinois ,tp to this tltnc'
The larkl.Nrst caso ought to llayu been
tried Oh its mertts, without reference tn The
rhornas hesesy case, Which seems not tc
have bce1, donc,
, 1881-10-12

ut tho Irish 1n1lh nWa willie 1t ttut!5 tDt utllet
trclR,,tl, Ind reused the agricultural classes
of England lou set,se Ut their own wroltRs,
a1,t they nre nlnAt to demand In their own
behalf nlorc thnn l,ss bcci, grnhtGtl to tlloir
lrlsl, r.nlslHs.
1Ie Is hlnd in.lcuh WHO tloc* not dlsccri.
tn this sltuntuu portents.,ls sikns ut II cunning
revolution. II Tho Irish people, pour. almost
To starving, ttespisctl, werU nh!e to wrencl.
fraln tha Government Important concessions
III tho u,atter Of tho lnnsl laws, which cannot
lc greatly modified without undermining tho
governmental system Itself, what nay not
tie English pcnpie accomplish, wllct, oilce
thoroughly aroused? Thu spirit Of J"hil
ilun,plen sill survives III tho English
people. Formerly they dta not scru-
pie tn ,lethroi,u Kings by divine right
who ma.te too ttucll Of their ns-
s,,m!el prerogatlves. Nor will they ilesl-
tute now To detl1roIo tile ltuusc OF 1.ortls
ul,d tho CI,urcl, establishment II they stand
ton long III tho why of rcforll. They Will re-
call tho fact that william the C0nqueror
ccnncntcsl Ills l,uwer By the con'lscatlo1l If
tho landed estates of tho conquered country,
TINT Ills retainers BECAME proprtetors or Tho
soil by rorcr, that their titles were inscrif,ed
by tito sword, INT tho pen, and sealed with.
the b!ootl of those WHO surrendered their
property.
Hut tic English arc iaw-ablllng people.
and they Will first ask thu pnor privilege OF
buying back these contscatc.l estntcs:
anu wo BIZ 10 the ruling cinss II It shall daily
too lo1g before l,ec,lluE tho request. Tho
liuntlng-grountis Of tl,o nobility a,nt gentry
lnust bv ore,,ctl to tho plow; h1c game laws
, 1881-10-12

1S Ills fayortt occupation OF setting other
rooplo by tho ears, that somewhat loQuacIous
porson, Private na1zcIs. IL undoubtedly sao-
cess. Ills latest achievement ID this l!no wns
tho putting at lpRKeghaalla Ut tho venerRbic
'ra,lrow Wood and tho less anciont but moro
hullt9urant Gen. Sherman, No tactnber Of tho
Shcrmun family has over yet heen found at q
toHA for something to sny. and, 10 10 thom JUS
llcu, thcy Renerl!fy oxnseas themselves III d
cuncfso nnd snappy manner. Having disposcd
ut Mr. Weeds statuncnt, tlnt hO personally sc-
c.tre.l tho advancement Vt tsot. Sherman. l'y
suttt,R TINT *'thls IL Ill hewR IL mr." tho tlen.
arat bits his alleged brngtu1sor side hlUw by q
sncrr " tho old Koslsic,nan'a luytnIs down the
rnl,te Ut tho famous 1s,Arcl tu tho &ea ~
through tho Bkatcs Of T0nncssuu, Arkanans,
mississippi. and thu C.Isollnas. aud conyuys tue
xo,ierAl Impression thnt tho Hhurnlan family hha
HtwNys propelled tts own canou u1ad proposes IL
continue tho operation Without outside assists
anc.,. It II very evident lhMt 0cH. shesman'a
Jumper Ia not !ik9 wiue 1t daes not improve
with uK1,
, 1881-10-12

ctston rests Nil tho SAME with tho majority.
and tic majority do mt belsovo NJ no
does. DR.. Thomas may tIIihA 1t Is l'nri
io ta put out of tic Church, hut
hts late brethren wuud ttnya Thought 1t hnrtl.
mrl,aps, tf llu l,Ml remained IN II, 50 Tint
ionors are pnsy ol, TINT score, ntltl "l.o OFT
the scorc TINT hotl, a.tes aro Sncuro IN t,olr
y1uws. Fortunately, In tllaso tays, nr.
Thomas Is In III, danger of fagot a,sd firc or
wearing the uneasy crown of martyr Tor Ills
hcresy. ,r,iofu IL nothing harsh ii, Ills cxpsl-
slnn. lie can 70 out alNt orgn'.Izo 'low
church, a,tl tho ,naro churches Tie better.
lie will hayu larger church tltnn ever pe-
fore. alsi, betler still, lle chi, preacll whnt lie
believes to people who bellows what lo
prenclles, md thus will have greater power
ontl influence than eyer before. 1le will fn-
tcrcst nloru pcoplo. lie Will have bigger
salary. lie will be unrcstraincd by dogn,atic
fctters. Tic will have no ftatilclds TO assault
him and l,o raskl,ursts to tale.bcar about lin
and exchange titttc.taltEa with bohelntans.
lie will hive every opportunity to becoll1e n
grcnt moral power, aiml nstcad Of pFencli-
ine to the s1lecp who 1layN nut Kol,e nstray,
cnn prcacl, to tho tlocks Tint nro outside OF
nil urtl,u.lox ful.ls, and who l,hyo NUfe need
OF preaching t!lan the former. Afdre THU,
this, hu Inns n,lUtl,er great consolation. lie
WIS acquitted outright on one specification,
On the other two there WIS n serious dis
c.lsston iii his favor OF the part Of the Jury,
somewhere In the proportion Uf nlnn tn SIX,
showing that there Is haven working III tho
lump. Who knows, therefore. whether If |la
socs on with Ills work outside the fold and
| waits patiently thu falt niny mt III time
come up to bis ground mid acccpt more
| liberal y1cw9