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RARNING- rs EL0CK.
DR. TALMAGE TELLs why SHEEP co AS

DR.. TALMAGE TELLs WHY SHEEP GO AS
TRAY AND HOW THEY ARE BROUGHT.
BACK. ID
"Within ninety years at the longest
this entire audience " III be in eternity"
said DR.. Talmage yesterday morning in
the Brooklyn Tabernacle. "This may
be the last sermon that some of you will
hear, Under these circumstances, while
L am somewhat of appetite nature and
might indulge in trepe and figure and
similc, 7 dare not do so. God never
gave 10 any man greater fondness for
mirih than naturally have, yet under
tliis solemnity would not dare indulge
its.. This service will be life struggle,
death grapple, to many in this assem-
blage, and woe be to the man whe shall
divert their attention. My text says /:
AN here, like sheep have gone astray,'
and someone says that it is too general
and too sweeping to say ALL Yet it is
true that all have gone astray like lost
sheep. was brought up in the country
and know how sheep get astray. Some
gre searching for better pasturage and
some are driven away by dogs,
"Some of you, in search of better
pastuIage have found oaly garbage.
When your child died did yen get any
cor Dlation from your club q? Did your
business acquaintance give you any
special coincidence You f0urd it poor
pasturage outside the G ,urch. You be-
came misanthropic You found that
his world was good rack from which
horses might bick their food, or good
trough from which the swine migi {
crunch h Fir mast; but it gave little foo
10 the ioIl.
"'What is man ?" you say. Only a
man ovelb Iard 4? Man is the bate
ground of three worlds Stars shall die
and ne shall watch their extinguishme 1t.
Worlds shall turn land and he shall
gsza at the conhagration. Endless ages
shall march in the procession, the mast
erpiece of God
''Some of you have gone astray like
lost sheep scared by the dogs. You
may have gone down 10 some financial
panic; the dogIof disaster pursued you
and you may have taken refuge in mis-
anthopy and drink. But that was not
the time TO forsake God. 1t is when we
lie wounded on the field of battle that
God helps us. Hear the resounding
peal of the ambulance bell Clear the
way for the Son of God he comes t.
bind up our wounds, to scatter the
darkness, to save the lost. Clear the
way for the Son of God Christ has
come. We are dead lifl in His hands
He does not lift us with one arm. lie
comes down upon His knee and with
dead lift he raises us to honor and
glory and immortality.
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MILK As FOOD

AT the Vermont Dairymen's Con-
vention Mr.. Cheever, speaking of
milk as food with and without it's
cream, said: "The robust forms OF
the European emigrants who use it
extensively in their own countries
refute the idea that milk is only fit
for babies. The per cent. of water
in milk is not SO largo compared
with other food as is generally sup
posed. Lean meat is dearer than
milk as food. Whole milk is more
complete food for animals or man
than skinned milk, but the latter
taken in connection with fat used in
cookery is quite equal to whole
milk. SKINNED milk is almost
perfect food for pigs in summer.
They will live and grow upon it,
but they need something more for
fattening." Milk contains of diges-
tiblc substance, albuminoids 3.O2, 5
of carbo- hydrates, and 3,6 fat, and
skinned milk about the same, with
most of the fat removed.
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FRH CULTURE.
Nashville world, 46tn,. Z

The growing Of game fish In Ten
nessee is rapidly becoming an inn
portant industry, under the impetus
given it by Commissioner, Colonel
George 7, Akers, He has intro
dueed into the public streaIAs and
private fish ponds, all the best and
most productive foreign varieties
known. a letter to the Courier
Journal says; df
The credit due for this satisfae.
tory condition Of the States fishing
interests belongs to Colonel Geo. f.
Akers, the untiring Fish Commits
sioner. The Legislature having re-
fused to make an. appropriation for
the purpose, Colonel AksFe, sartn-
nately being wealthy man, has
given much of his time and money
in building up this important com-
mercial industry. -
He has induced farmers and 9TH
crs all over the State to establish
carp ponds, and where they were
unable TO do 20 he has generously
and unostentatiousiy aided them:
Through this many of the mountain
streams and springs have been
stocked with all the game varieties
Of fish. IN this respect he has been
a greater friend to the State than
the State has been 10 Itself He has
inspired love in the people for the
cultivation Of fab, and has done
more to prevent the wholesale
destruction of fish by the seine than
all other men combined.
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On May 10, 1882, at 12 M,
Isl - t sGr 81
I'll Iso 8 - 80 F. Ify44u ~
T h @ re m is eS,

BY selling the said lands to the highest bidder
therefor credit of one year, With interest
from day OF sale, requiring frssi the purchaser a
note with approved personal security, and express
y retaining lien on the property as further secus
rity for the payment of the purchase money.
There is not now for sale in East Tennessee an
other landed estate combining so much intrinsic
value with many advantageous and desirable
surrounding and incidental attractions. 1t is at
once most valuable farm and an elegant country
seat The soil is fertile; much of the surface for
nation is nearly level, and the remainder so gent
ly undulating that all kinds of agricultural nipple
nnents can be employed upon it; the water supply
is of the best quality, never failing and wei dis
trbuted with perfect drainage and the timber re-
sources practically inexh:lustible. Upon it, most
beautifully and ehgibly situated, with the depen-
denotes and attachments that use, convenience
and taste requi. 8, is a large and commodious
brick mansion. 1t lies in the heart of the Beams
station Valley, within easy access to the e. t. Va
& Ga Il r and through which, East and West,
and across which, North and South, two great
lines of railway, intersecting at Beams Station,
will doubtless be Constructed in the near future.
One of these, froll MorristoYn to Cumberland
Gap has been surveyed, and q contract for the
execution of the work made Ito be commenced in
May. The great common road leading from
Knoxville to Virgins passes through the farm,
and its Eastern boundary is within few hundred
yards Of the ancient highway from Kentucky to
the Carolinas There are daily mails from and to
the T., Va. l. Ga. R.R., connecting at Norris
town, and tri-weelies East, West and North, over
the Oldest established lines il the country, aud
within radigses OF three miles, some OF which are
very near, are the celebrated watering places and
medicinal springs which have contributed
much to the widely extended reputation Of this
valley and which attract hither thousands of WISH
tors from all the Southern and from many OF the
Northern States at
The farm is estimated to contain about thir-
teen hundred acres, bat it win be sola according
To the boundaries set forth in tie conveyance to
me- which can be easily seen and examined on the
premises. It is believed, however, that the area
OF the land is as above stated.
The title Of the maker Of the conveyance to me
ia believed to be peFfeet-Go ia It's conception, and
confirmed as 90 Che larger and mere valuable part
of it, by possession in him. and his father, under
whom he holds. continuously held for seVenty-hye
years. FfF Tta. i s-exz
any purpose, are earnestly requested to give this
property . thorough inspection before the day of
sale 3.4le4Af8 tL t< % III
j WILLIAM s. SHIELDS, i3
So ~. Trustee, &c.
Beans Station, Tenn, March %, 1882
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now nd SECURE HEALTH

Il seams strange that asgT one will suffer
from arrangements brought od by i'm
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Total number of applicants in four months .... 2j
THE ABOVE APPLICATIONS CONSISTED OF FOLLOW
POSITIONS To RE FTTT,En

The students who are now filing
these positions We're from the States
of Kentucky, Alabama, Mississippi,
Tennessee and Ohio.
Therefore weswouldsask~~ the fol-
lowing questions: -
i. What other Business College
can show as many applications made
to them by business men, in the
short space of four months?
2. Who is better able to Judge Of
the qualifications F young men,
than the merchants and business
men themselves?
3. Whatmor substantialen endorse
ment can an institution have, than
to receive frequent applications from
BUSINESS MEN who wish to en-
ploy STUDENTS, also when lead
ing MERCHANTS and others pur-
chase its stock at a premium?
4. Is it not commendable for such
an institution TO place its advan-
tages within the reach ofayoung
men in ALL PARTS OF THE
SOUTH, by establishing at consid-
cradle cost, chain of such institu-
tons? ,sIAf0N sE
80 lis it not better for school to
refer to the numerous applications
from business men, than for it to
say eve teach. the best commercial
course in the South ?"
Goodman's College has No THREE
MONTHS OR PARTIAL COURSE. Hence
the success of OUR STUDENTS.
The Session for 1882, opens Mon
day, January 2.
For general information, address
FRANK GOODMAN,
President Of GOodaaaa's Business College,
Either. at NASHVILLE, Tenn,
s2SA ''-'s Or KNOXVILLE, Tenn.
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favor and contidenceof the Deity, since
he knew upou earth what was passing
in the heavens. They FASTENED to pro-
pitiate him with gifts, supplies again
arrived daily at the harbors and from
that time forward there was no want OF
provisions. 80
"A LESSON WORTH LEARNING. j
1.-The possibility of great change be-
ing introduced by very slight begin
Anfhgs may be illustrated by tale which
hocknan teils of vizier, who having
offended bis master. was condemned to
perpetual captivity in a lof y tower. At
night hisswife came toweep below his
winGoR. Cease your grief,s said the
sage: higo home for the present, and re-
turn hither when you have procured
live black beetle, together with little
glee, Tor buffalo's butter, three clews, -
one of the finest silk, another of stout
pack+thread, and another of whip,eordi
finally, stout coil of rope" When she
again came TO the foot of the tower,
provided according 10 her hush .nd's de
mands.. be directed her t. touch the
! head ofthe insect with little of the
gtee. to tie one cul Of the silk thread
around lin, and to place him on the
wall of The tower. A tracted by the
smell OF butter, viii b he conc ived to
be in store somewhere abare him, the
beetle continued 10 ascend ill he reach
G the top. and thus put the Vizier in
possession OF the end of T. e silk thread, ,
whosdre~ UP lht%paekthread by meahs
of the silk, the small cord by means Of
the pack-thrcad, and, by means of the
cord, a s ont rope capable of sustaining
his own yeight,-and so at last escaped
| from the place of his duress.
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.-7---.-7'7--- -. 2 =
A Foolish Mistake.

Don't make the mistake of confound-
ing s remedy OF merit with quack medi-
cines. Wespeak from experience when
we say that Parker's Ginger Tonic is a
sterling health restorative which will do
all thai Is claimed for it. We have used
IL o1.scl yes with tbs hacpiest results for
Rheuma' ism and when wora out by
oy6rwork. See adv Times.
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,pa1 MAY 10,i 1882, IL NJ.
ait;oaff i. bat1aoN .a 4as4
.8H slHO-
TIL e e m / S e s..

At the snid time and place, and immediately upon
the Closing OF the Buildings at that SALE VIII Of
fer at public sale, and sell to the highest bidder
therefor, the said John Laferty Farm
The sale viii ba made credit of one year,
With interest from day of sale, payment to be se
cured by note, with personal security, and lien
retained.
'iThe farm il under lease Tor the present year;
but arrangement can be made with the lessee for
to enter without inquiry for the purpose of max
ing improvements or preparing for next years
crop.
This farm contains shout six hundred and sew.
enty four acres, and is very valuable property.
There are upon it a good dwelling, good stable
and good barn. Water is abundant. The soil Is
good, and susceptible of indefinite improvement.
1t Il situated in the midst of ats-sctive surround
ings, as to which refer to the advertisement OF
W. 8. Shields of the Gill Farm. EEr
Although this farm purchased for the pJIr-
pose OF securing large Indebtedness, and not
with 6 view to q permanent investment, it would
not be sold at present, hut held for the benefit of
the great appreciation in value of lands lying adj
jacent to Beams Station, now in progress, and
which viii soon be greatly accelerated, were it
not for the said necessity of selling one BhareJ
We earnestly request persons disposed to pur-
chase to give the property q thorough personal ex-
animation previous to the day Of sails.
Further information can be obtained on apphca-
ton to James T. Shields.
VIM. ID. CANNON,
.fta4i- 80 ssA Trustee, &c.
h.H oh JOSEPH HoFFMASTER,
ls sr JAMES t. SHIELDS.
March IS, 1882
ft mar. 29--tds "a - iS
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Old Gent: Well, but, my good
man, I could never buy a horse with
legs like thatr'2H Gypsy Dealer
"Wotl Legs Wy, I thought yer
wanted a fast one, and you'll never
see is legs when e gifts a-trottin p
Fun.
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Made from harmless materials, and
ing hair, Parker's Hair Balsam has taken
the highes rank as an elegant and re-
liable hair restorative.
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E'= Gfeeneville Herald: Hon. A. III.
Pettibone returned home last Mon
day morning, to enjoy a few quiet
days of much needed rest.-Rev.
W, S. Doak, State Superintendent,
is at home at Tusculum, Tenn. He
has been very unwell, and was COM
PEELED to take q little rest He is
now convalescent.--Mr. Frank
Milligan and bride, nee Miss Carrie
Andrews, of Knoxville, arrived in
our village yesterday morning,
They took an extended tour on the
Continent, visiting all the impOr-
tant cities of England, France, Spain,
Italy and Switzerland. They will
remain some time visiting the fami-
~. The groom expects to be sta
toned at one of the Navy Yards on
the American coast. The road
law will again be brought before the
Legislature for amendments. We
know that amendments are needed,
but we think it too soon to CONF
mence amending There is great
danger of making the matter worse.
However as amendments will be
made we say let there be one set of
commissioners to the county. Let
the road tax be paid to the County
Trustee and disbursed on the order
Of the road commissioners. Let all
men between the ages of, Is and As
be required to work the roads.
With these changes we will have a
good road law,
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SAMUEL GILL HAVING, ON
~ Dec. %. 1880, conveyed to me in fec, with
covenants of seizin and general warranty, IN
TRUST, to secure the payment of certain liabilities,
with power to sell tor that. purpose if the same
were net within one year paid by him, his well
known large and valuable real estate, situate in
the Beams Station Valley, Granger county, East
Tennessee, adjoining the Beans Station and Min
erEl Hill properties. and in proximity to The Tate
Epson Spring, fully and at large appears on
the face Of the said conveyance, duly registered il
the Registers Office of Granger county, in Book
of Trusts No, 2, p. p. 49, 1T sEo, to which refer
ence is here made:
And the said Samuel Gill having failed within
the time aforesaid to pay the said liza bitles; and
being lawfully required so to do, Will proceed to
execute the said trust, SOB
4 n
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ABT IN sEDnfnXg7oN

~ .. T, 80
Life to nafiyS men is humdrurn
and dull enough; but we often for
get that just. beyond ithe threshold
of reality lies the enchanted garden
of the imagination, of which art
holds the key, and. which it can, at
any moment unlock for us, to rest
andsoothe USE Poetry and fnas1e,
and painting andfsdubaures ean.all
perform this kindly office of refresh
ment, and can Danish, Tor q time, as
nothing else can, very. dreary' reali-
% The. pleadhere put forward for art
as an element i'm education is rather
from ON the subjective than the. objec-
tive side. Art never gives her best
to those who merely triie with her;
she keeps her most precious things
for those who choose her as a life
long companion Perhaps no very
valuable, contributions are made. to
art by people who study It in this
incidental, desultory way, though
sometimes 1t isithe opportunity for ia
genuine capacity to- manifest. itself
But, if. the gain to art ia small, the
benefit to the student is almost. id
calculable. And this is the aim Of
those who are now interested in I'll e
diffusiontof a love of art. q They hte
anxious to put. this key4of the, en-
chanted garden into the hands OF
every intelligent person, and let
them make use of it, if they will.
Even if it docs not become valua-
BILE practical addition to their store
of knoWleage-whieh it rarely fails
to do-iti cannot but contribute in
some measure to their happiness,
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KNOXVILLE
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OFFICERS :

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Tribute Of Respect.

WHEREAS, it has pleased the All
Wise Ruler of the universe to re.
move from our midst brother A. S.
Chambers, who for fifty five year was
a member of this lodge.
Resolved, That while with humble
submission we consign the body of
our deceased brother to the silent
grave, we leave his soul in the hands
of our Almighty Father in obedience
to his will while we will not cease to
cherish the recollections of his
many virtues and commend the ex-
ample of sterling worth and honest
integrity which he has left us to all
men and more especially to his
brother masons.
Res0LUed, That while we drop the
sympathetic tear with the bereaved
family of our deceased brother, we
mourn as not without hope, believ.
ing as we do, that h. has received
the reward of his virtues at the bar
of Divine and unbiased justice.
Resolved, That this lodge be
draped and the members wear the
usual badge of mourning for thirty
days.
Resolued, That a copy of these
resolutions be sent to the family of
our deceased brother by the Score.
tary and furnished to the newspa-
pers of the city for publication.
WIN. s. HENsHAw,
w. II. FIsKE,
A. BEALL,
j. GAssMAN,
j. s. BoAK.
Committee.