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Booths Triumph.

1t waa no sooner announced at the matinee
Saturday afternoon that Mr.. Booth would
perform again at night" than large crowd
of gentlemen in attendance left the theater
and took stand at the ticket office on Main
street. This crowd let their passing by friends
know of the programme, and 50 it was soon
circulated all along Main street, thereby
causing a rush TO the box-ofice which was
no greater at any time of previous days. So
is the result OF true merit. For the same
reason the receipt of an extra style or kind
of Ladies' or Gents Boot or Shoe by J. NJ.
Hill & Co., at the corner of Main and Mon
roe streets, is at once sought for, as they are
known to never misrepresent any goods
offered for sale by them.
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NEW COUNCIL.
Meeting Held Yesterday Afternoon and
the Work of Laying Sidewalks
Begun.
An Official Head Rolls into the Basket
Captain Jack Wants Re-
muneratiOn.

The Legislative Council met yesterday af-
terDoon, with President Hadden in the
chair, and Messrs. Burke, Graves, james
Lee, jr., james, Kney and Wallace present.
The following report was made by the engi-
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LOCAL NOTICES.
HAVE your plumbing done by Bailey.

HAVE your plumbing done by Bailey.
THE Water Company has an important
notice in another column.
For good Plumbing, Gas or Ste am Fitting
go to J. A. Bailey, 295 Second.
DIR. WARDS Seminary, Nashville, Tennes-
see. an established boarding school for
yoeng ladies, opens next session January 18th.
New YORK and Norfolk fresh Shell Oysters
always be had at John Sturla's, the
oyster house, corner Main and Union streets.
ALL members of the Bricklayers' Union
are requested to attend meeting, next We'd
nesday night, January 18th, at their hall, on
important business.
THE running of trains is resumed over
the Chicago, st. Louis and New Orleans rail-
road. Passengers for Jackson, Vicksburg,
Meridian, New Orleans and all points South
will be ticketed by James Speed, and at
depot over the popular route, r,a Mississippi
and Tennessee railroad.
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-s6,5I0TTs CITTB ROoMs-In jefferson BLOCK
tSfAOlOOS OVERToN d GRoSVENoh-
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Attention is called to the card of this ex-
cellent School for Young Ladies. The loca-
ton is most excellent one, the teachers are
efficient and Mrs. Kells, the principal, is a
lady in whose charge parents can place their
daughters with the confidence that they will
receive the best OF training
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DENTIST.
PERSONAL.
LOST.

DAY MARE-On Friday night, January 18th,
ID bay mare six years old, pony-built, name
plated with shucks; S. reward for her return TO
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LAW REPORTS.
Circuit Cour,-pier,e.Iudge.

CIrcuit COuft-PIerbesSu use-
The case of McKenna vs. the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad Company is still on
trial. After it is disposed of Mondays cal
endar will be called, as follows: 5672, Weav-
Ta,r trustee, ys Curry; 1893, Collier VS. Pull
admi2r ;Si4s, Moore VS. Stovall; GIL, Riley,
RaiiroasSr esitor, vs. Louisville and Nashville
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RIBBONs. RIBBONS. RIBBONS.
SHOES. SHOES. SHOES.

Gros grain satin, two toned and all the
latest shades in these goods, at prices tn at
will SUNRISE the closest BUYERS.
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A Card.

We present to-day elsewhere in these
columns) partial list of reduced prices on
goods which we are selling before our final
departure from this city. In connection we
desire TO stat. that we are truly grateful and
highly appreciate the very liberal patronage
accorded US since we inaugurated our great
reduction sale, and hope, with the anticipated
clear weather, that every one who failed to
attend last week will be more than repaid by
a visit to our establishment.
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Great Reduction in Stoves.

In order to decrease to its proper limit my
present extra large stock of Stoves, have
marked down the price to rock bottom figures
This stock includes all the leading makes in
Cooking as well as Heating Stoves Parties
needing Stoves will SIRE handsome amount
by purchasing from me.
FL. TURNBULL, pa Main street.
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Dreesmaker, No. $50 Third street.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

~ ACRES AT GILLS sTATION-One mile
OO from the city limits fine locality and choice
the place well improved and the
land i'll high state OF cultivation. Also,
500 ACRES AT WALNUT BEND. ARKANSAS
On the river, sixty miles below this city, all in
high state of cultivation, and contain all neces-
sary improvements, such as gin and ample cabins
in good order. Address J. A. Jones. 81 Monroe
Il rect. j.. j. BUSBH d co.
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"Coroner's inquest. tFrom hospital
Distribution of deaths by wards-First,
5; second, 0; third, 2; fourth, O; fifth, 4;
sixth, 6; seventh, 2; eighth, o; ninth, 0;
tenth, 8. City hospital, l. Coroner's in
quest, f. Still-born, 0. Total in city, 10
white, 8; colored, 10. Total, hospital and
inquest included, 20-white. ); colored, 10.
CALHOUN CANNON, NJ. n.
Secretary Board OF Health.
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CONTINUATION

OF the Great Remnant Sale of Fine Dress
Goods, Embroideries, at pc on the
Dollar.
1t would be impossible to quote prices in
all the different departments, but suffice it to
say that our prices are such as we're never
touched by any dealer in the whole history
of the dry goods trade. This is the last
chance to secure genuine bargains.
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A PERFECT Picture.

Prof. Gebhardts enterprise has placed the
opportunity within the reach OF everyone to
secure an elegant Photograph at the nominal
sum of 81 dozen. The glorious success of
the Cottage Gallery Is a living proof of
what skill and enterprise, together with
fair and liberal dealing, will do. At the
Cottage Gallery they produce the renowned
panel picture for nearly one half less than
excelled.
No breaks during the late food on the
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad.
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Booths sIaxO.'

was a beautiful and finished creation. Mr..
Pateman's First Grave-digger' was the best
within the memory OF the present chronicler.
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KAHN 81 FREIBERG,
Cor. Main and Poplar.

Ii some of the ladies will not walk
on account of bad weather or muddy
streets 20 Kahn & Frelberg's this week
and buy our All-Silk Velvets and
Plushes at 40c per yard; blacks, gar
nets. browns, etc, 40c, and 81 % and
81 so for our pieces white, wet and
burned goods, Nainsooks, Mulls,
Checked Nainsooks, 20 to % yards in
piece, by piece only, 81 % and 81 so;
s, 10 and los, our wet and damaged
Damask and Knotted Fringe Towels,
10 and 15e; and the so and 75c 4 and
6 buttoned Black and Colored finest
French Soliac Freres Kid Gloves, 4
and Cautioned, so and 75c; and the
finest Linen Cambria Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, 124c ibid cost 50 per
DOZEN slightly damaged by water,
only 124c, it viii not be our fault, as
we have given notice of this sale twice
now; also the Ribbons, all of which
we will have few on hand yet this
week only.
KAHN & FREIBERG,
Cor. Main and Poplar.
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Ga..op,s Bo,eI-Januarv els,

Weekly Mortality Report.
Mortality report tor the week ending Satur-
day, January 2lst, at pm:
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FOE ARKANSAS CITY.

Memphis and Arkansas City Packet Co.
Adams U. S. Mail Line-For Helens, Friars Point,
CoDcoTdia, TeIrene, Arkansas City and Pine
Blun K. R.-The ine Passenger Steamer
DEAN ADAMS,
NJ. r Cheek........rnAster A. L. Cummins. clerk
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY, At pm.
For information apply at No Madison street.
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Accidents

the. country. p eDEe ay day in every section OF
gent Policy. HI travel without an Acct
NO. 10 Madison IpaPiy TO Marx d Bensdorf,
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FOB RENT.

looms Furnished for gentlemen, without
III board. Also. apartments, with furnished
Kitchen for light house keeping at 101 Jefferson ST.
-INUENIsHED Front Room in private residence
n kr-. moss Sta ule three stalls ~, NJ. &c.
3 mares Of Peabody Iiotel Address % tbisoffice
l-TOREEpoN- NO. #lI Main street uDTo- ~
- lgul Hotel. Apply to Z. b. SnoNda--N-e Fea- /
J. /. GOODLOE, . Madissor
DIANTATION-In CriueudeR county -
known as the Eskridge Place, miles bsrtt y <; |
p-adiev's Landing About 800 acres cleared is, O
=, en-, state ID cultivation and entirely above 0VeT
dow: good gins, cribs aud outbuildings VIII rent
80 one Ia III Ne wears 10 good tenant. Apply 70
ioi HETPs y r. NC(iAVOCK. Pecan Point, Ark.
ATION-On the east bank Of mississippi
liver in Shelby county. about o nf i9pr 1e
from Memphis 200 acres cleared 1 o. r. snoTden
anu az j. L. GOoDLoE, No. IS Macls0H o.
O,oTr AGF-With six rooms, fernando Ioat .,
{ WI iA0N RoWLETT 4 CO.. S55 Front 81
SPACIOUS CLUB RooMsM75In s IeRa5eEESTSRN Or
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DRESS GOODS.

Our entire stock spring Dress Goods dis
played at 40c on the dollar, comprising Linen
Lawns, Pique, Buntings, Delaines, etc, etc.
Balance of Fall Dress Goods SOC on the dol
lar. Note the reductions: All our 25c Dress
Goods down to he; all our SOC Dress Goods
down to l5c; all our 40c Dress Goods down TO
2Oc; all our SOC Dress Goods down to 25c.
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NYMPHS DU PAVE
Are to be Pitied and COmpassiOnated-
Their Male Companions in Guilt
Should Al.O be Punished If
They Are TO be-The Moral and the Grim.
inal Codes Are Equally Binding on
Both Sexes-A Good Work.

The following paper on the Encourage
ment to Reformatory Work Among Women, -
by Mrs. J. G. Johnson, OF this city, wa read
before the international Conference Of
Women's Christian Associations, held at St.
Louis, October 18th, of last year:
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Terrible LOIS of Life.
A $4,000 Policy

Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs,
reaches, lose their lives by collision with
sRough on Rata" Sold by all druggists, 15c.
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In the Travellers Insurance Company costs but
SIS year for merchant, physician, book
keeper; $50 for a ira yelling salesman Apply
10 Marx & Bensdorf, Agents
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FOR VICKSBURG.
FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

FOR HELEN & ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
The SPLENDID sidewheel steamer
Rene NEacreaezy, s.sll
o K Joplin master A. L. BANNING. clerk
Will leave Memphis EVERY TUESDAY EVENING
at O'Clock. for Helena aud ct. Francis river.
Meeting Madison wi h NJ. and l. L. R.. at Wits
burg with steamers Mike Davis and Advance for
the Sunk Lands, TyronZa and Little Rivels.
J. ID. RANDALL. Sur'E
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FOE SALE.

CtURURBAN COTTAGE, CHEAP-Five minutes
= walk from street cars; no city taxes; renting
for 500 per year. Apply to
W. X. KENDALL 304 Front ST.
I OT-1i5 by 100 feet ON the north side of Linden
II street, opposite Cynthia; very low.
H l. GUION, Agent.
THAT BEAUTIFUL LoT--On Adams street,
i south side, east of Lauderdale. between Mrs.
Daviss and the James residence, IS by las. Offer
this lot at bargain, if applied for soon. (. A.
BENSON, Si4 Main street, or H. L. GUIoN, corner
of Madison street.
TALL AT-The " White Office" "A North Court
- St, and buy a good second hand SEWING
MACHINE, cheap warranted one year.
DIANOS-Cheap for cash Secondhand Stein
way and Chickering in thorough repair.
E WITZMANN d co.
NYSTER HOUSE-PIanting grounds boats,
tools, ETC., on the Gulf coast. Address
]. POIrEVENT, Ocean Springs. Miss
ULES-Seven choice mules. Apply TO
NJ w. G. CANNON, 1872 Wash ing ton st.
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MILLINERY.

Immense display of Millinery Goods, in
Guiding Flowers, Feathers, Plumes, Breasts.
etc, etc, Acc on the dollar. Large lot OF
handsomely trimmed Felt Hats, formerly sold
for 50. now going at 25c. Fine French Pat
tern Hats, s.. Lot untrimmed Beavers 25c.
Lot untrimmed Canton Hats, zoe.
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y oslo Harry.

FOR HALEs POINT AND OsCEOLA
Trt-WeeixIy o. >. Mail Packet-For Ran
doiph, Fulton, Osceola and way lsncings.
COahOma. E.slll
Henry Cooper...m master VIM, Smithers.-..-.-..clerk
WIN leave Memphis every MONDAY, WEDSES-
DAY and FRIDAY, at pm For Information sp-
ply on hoard. or tn No. Madison street
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HOSIERY.

The balance OF our Misses full regular
made Hose that were formerly 20 and soc
per pair, reduced to the uniform price OF 31c
All Ladies' Hosiery SOC on the dollar.
Ladies' fine Merino Vests 25c; formerly Soc
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WANTS.

a RELIABLE, COMPETENT AND PUSHING
"A MAN-Mho understands the SUBSCRIPTION
ROCK BUSINESS complete bound books, to take
a GENERAL AGENCY of our Subscription Publ
eafions Tor Memphis aud vicinity. Must be able
10 invest 500 for stock of books. To the right
nan we shall Oer tu1 control of territory, extra
isrge discounts, list OF rapid-selling books, at
fractiye circulars and all facilities for sure and
gov W dCARLEroN CO. Publishers. New York.
a he can make from IS to Sl5 per day perma a.
--e1flv Few hundred dollars capital required.
Apply TO W. A. GRANT, ST. Nicholas Hotel.
900 MEN-Day and station work on the Aus
rON)O tralia Leyee, Bolivar county, Miss. APP
y,1v on works. GEO. ARNOLD & CO. Contractors
or TO 272 Front street. Memphis.
20 LABORERS-Dsy or station men on the
~ Elleslie Levee, Issaquena county Miss.
light work, good board and prompt pay. Apply on
THOMPSON oHARA, Contractors.
SHORTHAND PUPILs-No. Is Mulberry street
- 81 a lesson; $40 course.
CITUATIoN-By a gentleman of settled business
- habits, with long experience in country bust
would not object TO going TO Arkansas or the
Mississippi bottom to conduct business references
furnished. Address J. A. H, Appeal Office.
30 MEN-For pile-driVing and bridge building
eOO on Texas and st. Louis Railway, at Pine
Bluff, Arkansas. GEO D0UGHEkI4.
occupy shop in Collierville;
ID a good stand. Also, nice cottage for rent,
Amply 70 Mrs KATE ESTES. Collieryille, Tenn
CsITU ATTON-By an experienced business men,
y in a wholesale grocery or dry goods house; best
given. Address y. Appeal once.
TIOVEs CLEANED and Hair-work done, at
" White Machine office, A North Court ST.
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BREAKING Up!
Removal! Removal!
Lenbrie Bros. OFF for st. LOuis!
Closing Of the Great Sale!

The following prices will clearly indicate
the manner in which we. attend to dispose OF
the remainder of our stock during the last
twenty days of our stay in Memphis:
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Third and LAST Notice.

Third and Last Notice.
All water bills were due the 1st instant.
Repeated notices and ample time having
been given the presumption Is that those who
have NOT paid wish the water discontinued,
and they cannot complain if that Is done.
The turmoil list Will be given out to-nor-
row, and to all bills paid thereafter 81 viii
be added. WATER COMPANY.
Mrs. z. Langan.
II e+raat
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BREAKHNG Up!

Lenbrie Bros. OF for st. LOuis!
Closing of the Great Sale!
The following prices will clearly indicate
J the manner in which we attend TO dispose OF
the remainder of our stock during the last
| twenty days of our stay in Memphis:
HOSIERY.
The balance OF our Misses full regular
| made Hose that were formerly 20 and SOC
per pair, reduced to the uniform price OF 31c
All Ladies' Hosiery SOC on the dollar.
Ladies' fine MerinO Vests. 25c; formerly 5Oc
MILLINERY.
Immense display of Millinery Goods, in
Guiding Flowers, Feathers, Plumes, Breasts,
etc, etc, Acc on the dollar. Large lot Of
handsomely trimmed Felt Hats, formerly sold
for So now going at 25c. Fine French Pat
tern Hats, S. Lot untrimmed Beavers, 25c.
Lot untrimmed Canton Hats, zoe.
DRESS GOODS.
Our entire stock spring Dress Goods dis
played at 40c on the dollar, comprising Linen
Lawns, Pique, Buntings, Delaines, etc, etc.
Balance of Fall Dress Goods SOC on the dol
lar. Note the reductions: All our 25c Dress
Goods down to he; all our soc Dress Goods
down to 15c; all our 40c Dress Goods down TO
zoe; all our SOC Dress Goods down to 25c.
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
Double-width Table Damask, 372c; for
merly 75c. Damask Napkins, Coo per dozen;
formerly 81 %. Damask Napkins, Toe per
dozen; formerly 81 so. AIi-Linen Huck
Towels, 75c per dozen; formerly 81 90.
RIBBONS. RIBBONS. RIBBONS.
eros grain satin, two toned and all the
latest shades in these goods, at prices tn at
will surprise the closest buyers.
SHOES. SHOES. SHOES.
In consequence of the late rush our shoe
stock has been so diminished that We will
sell the remainder, which consists principally
of odd sizes, at 40c on the dollar. These
goods are of the finest material and from
tie prime pal manufacturers.
LADIES' FINE MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
In this department will be found a special
reduction, owing to the immense stock on
hand. All goods marked in plain figures.
CIOIHlNG. CLOEdlNG. CLOldlNO.
See the result of our reductions: An over
coat that was $50 IL now SO; an overcoat
that was Sl3 80 is now SIS 70; an overcoat
that was SO is now s.. Mems, youths and
boys dress, business and school suits reduced
prOportionately.
Those in need bear in mind. Gents fur
nishing goods way down Fine merino
shirts 27ac, SHE, SOC, zoe, csc, just one-half
former price.
100 dozsn r. J. Roberts razor-steel scis-
sors, the best that are made, at less than
manufacturer prices.
CONTINUATION
OF the Great Remnant Sale of Fine Dress
Goods, Embroideries, at pc on the
Dollar.
1t would be impossible to quote prices in
all the different departments, but suffice it to
say that our prices are such as we're never
touched by any dealer in the whole history
of the dry goods trade. This is the last
chance to secure genuine bargains.
LEUBRIE BROTHERS.,
28I. Main Street .26I
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FOR WHITE AND BLACK RIVERS.


nILT HARRY LISE-MeEaphis White
and Black River U. 8. Mail Packet.
For indian BAY, 81. Charles, Clarendon, Devalls
ElnG, Dcs Arc, Augusta, Jacksonport, Searcy,
Sstesville, Powhattan, and Pocahontas, The
Eew and elegant steamer
q oslo Harry,
L. 2. Harry, Master,
On and sitter september Sd Will leave Hem,
phis EVERY SATURDAY, at Pm, connecting
direct with the new Black river q. 5. mail packet
MILF HARRY for Powhattan and Pocehontss
and with Daily Packets 10 BatesVille and Upper
White river. Through rates TO all points.
F-ssght CONSIGNED To Nilt Harry Line, Memphis
or fosrepc, VI! &c PsSUzsly tc>s7srieds
Once, No. D hasLfiS5E Es.Scs.
&. ". LIGHTBURNE. Agent Monroe st
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For DYERSRURG.

For ID ersburg, Key Corner and Mi Way
Neutrality-suspicious.
Mark Twain,
W. p Han ......-.master J. D. Fuller -.-...cleIk
VIII leave above EVERY MONDAY, at 5 d. m.
VIII give strict attention TO all Way Business.
For freight or passage apply on board.
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DAIR GOLD EYEGLAsSEs-With gold chain
Il attached, on red street-ear, from Lauderdale
street TO Second. Finder will be rewarded by lcav-
ing at 3oi Second street.
DLACK-AND-TAN DOG--About foar weeks
ID ago; answers TO the name OF Kate; had on
q small steel collar. Return same al No. 147 Main
street. and be rewarded
CERTIFICATE OF STOCK-Certifcate No. 2i.
- issued by the Workingmen's Building ana
e-.. Ion for shares of stock 9th series, in
said Association, in name of Mrs Mary Buchig
mani, has been lost or mislaid. The public are
varied against purchasing or trading for same, as
application has been made to the Association for
new certificate Finder of said lost certificate VIII
please return it TO R. BUCHIGNANI. 2i0 Second
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TO Rsformafory Work

encouragement 10 RPformafOry work
Among Women.
In presenting this subject to you, dear
friends, we do not ask even your forgiveness,
much less your Endorsement of sin, for God
alone hath power to forgive sin; but we ask
your pity, your mpassion for the sinful and
erring, and as Women's Christian Associations
we wonld ask What il our duty in this
branch Of Christian work? In the number of
Women's Christian Associations represented
here how few report any efforts made or work
done in this direction We have young wo-
mems clearinghouse, young women's bible
classes and prayermeetings, singing schools,
mothers and children's meetings. These are
all noble and sgitimate efforts Of women for
women; but, we ask, why stop here2 These
things should we have done and not left the
other undone. 1t cannot be because there is
no hope for the actual transgressor for this
is against the testimony of both history and
experience. The subject of reformatory work
has never been introduced but once before in
our meetings, and now 1t is considered a side
issue and given a separate time and place.
din order to avoid encroachment upon the
time belonging to association work" If it is
not association work, should it not become
so, and thus receive TIE light of consideration
and encouragement? This kind of work can
not be accomplished so well by individual or
church effort alone, as it requires a larger
outlay OF means, of time and of faith than any
other Christian effort, and needs all the helps
and incentives that associations can give
We acknowledge, dear friends, it is not
pleasant work, but we think it necessary
work and Christlike work, for He was called
1.-The friend of publicans and sinners" In
presenting some encouragement and urging
the thoughtful and prsyerful consideration
of this subject by our associations we hope
we will not be misunderstood. We hate this
sin and evil with a perfect hatred, and ask
no allowance for it. We think it disgrace
to any Christian community to call it a
social evil" and to consider it necessity.
Can we imagine for one moment that the
Lord God of Israel, "with thunder and light
nings, and with the sound of a trumpet
exceeding loud" would give a COM
mandment that he did not intend should be
kept? Has He ever made any difference be-
tween the commandments, between the sew
enth and eighth, for instance? Or has He
ever taught that the seventh made any dis
tinctIon Of sex? Why shall there not power
be given the strong arm Of the law to deal
with the breakers of one commandment as
much as another? We believe much can be
done to repress this evil by legislative enact
ment, and we hope the time is coming wher
the
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GOODS.

DoubIe-width Table Damask, 372c; for
merly 75c. Damask Napkins, Coo per dozen;
formerly 81 %. Damask Napkins, zoe per
dozen; formerly 81 so. Ali-Linen lluck
Towels, 75c per dozen; formerly 81 90.
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J. TURNBULL, s34 Main street.
Mrs Il. EaHgan,
No. $50 Third str
Delicious Odor
EairnOuRt,

is impaired by Floreston Cologne, which Is
always refreshing, no matter how freely ussd
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Name Age. Sex. Color Cause of de'th