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MOTION TO QUASH
An Indictment for Gambling Further Ar
gued in the Criminal Court by At
tOrneys Yesterday.
Substance OF the Argument on the Side
OF the State by the Attorney
General.

The gambling case, on a motion to qussb,
occupied the Criminal Court the greater
part OF yesterday, Judge T. w. Brown
spoke in the forenoon for the State, and was
followed by the attorney general. The Hon.
Casey Young, for the defense, closed the
argument, aud the case wss rested with
Judge Greer, who said he would deliver an
opinion to-day. He wsuld not have a great
deal to say, ne remarked, and should not
touch upon the point as to whether or not
the law was in accordance with public poll.
cy; with that question be had nothing
whatever to do; he would decide purely
upon legal grounds, and without reference
to whether the law was for the good Of the
community. Attorney General Turner made
the following
ARGUMENT FOR THE STATE:
The caption to the law contained the SUBJ
ject, namely: To punish, as felons, persons
engaged in keeping halls or houses for con-
Quoting the games prohibited.
The FIRST section OF the act, which was the
enactiDg clause, 90 far as the creation Of
crime is concerned, is in iull harmony with
the caption, since it is proposed to punish
only men who keep houses and who conduct
games either as principals or employees.
The word employee is not Of a sufficiently
distinct character, 10 view of the title to the
fore all matters mentioned in the law con.
stitute elements, which, taken in connection,
were necessary TO constitute and define in
telligently the subject treated Of in the cap
ton.
There is no separate and distinct crime
mentioned in the body of the act tb at is not
fully Swallowed forth in the subject matter Of
the caption.
TEE OTHER oBJEcrIoN
raised BY the defendant, that the act attempt
| ing to repeal statutes by Implication, aud
which, they claim, could not be done, was
met by the attorney-general thus: That the
| rule arrived at by the State Supreme Csurl
was that when an already existing statute
creating crime was simply enlarged (thst il
to say the crime raised for instance, from 9
| misdemeanor 10 a felony or punishment
| changed from that incident 10 msdsm eanor
/ to that incident TO felony, that a repeal by
implication was strictly proper; and that il
was only necessary TO mention the acl re-
pealed, as its subject, when the repeal wal
absolute and the law wiped it off from the
| statute books.
| The enlarging of a statute can be ell
| fscted, aud the statute which was enlarged
| in so far as it is Consistent with the law en-
largipg it, could be replaced by implication
Under the repeated ruling of the Supreme
Court of this State the gambling act, sc
| called, must be held 10 be constitutional.
These are the principal points on the side
of the State. The entire defense was GOV.
cred by the brief prepared by Col. CAN'T, Of
| which the substance was given iu the APPEAI
OF yesterday. A supplementary brief wa,
handed The Court by him to-day, but contain
no new points.
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REWARD.

0O.REwARD-For the recovery of the
DoOO body of GUS COLEMAN. At3o'clock
sunday morning Gus Coleman, owner of the tug
Ilda, leu from that boat. and was drowned los
miles above Memphis, opposite Karrs woodward.
He mad on his person at the time about $500 in
cash, gold watch and chain and gold ring with
his name engraved On each. He was six feet one
inch IN hight, weighted about 200 pounds, with
Light hair and mustache. he wore white and black
checked pants and vest, and was without coat or
shoes Two hundred dollars IN addition TO any
money found on his person will be paid for the
covery of the body and return of the watch and
ring. Address MATILDA COLEMAN
Z3 Poplar street, Memphis. Tenn.
liberal reward will also be given for reliable
information that would lead TO the finding of the
man and woman who stated that they had found
and buried the body.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A WaIkfng Match

hs. been arranged to take place at the Ex-
petition building, commencing on the even
ing of Tuesday, the 22d instant. The con-
testants will be Mr.. Pat Dale, OF New Or.
lesns, the champion long distance runner OF
the South, and three local amateurs. The
match is 10 be for twenty six hour stretch,
Mr.. Dale 10 walk continuously and the three
others 10 divide time. The amateurs are
Charles Martin, Cicero Nelson and Wilson
Gutter. Mr.. Dale it will be remembered took
part in q mat Itch in this CITY last year.
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FOR Rem

GOTTAGE-A neat fye-room cottage, in good
~ repair-1l6 Jones avenus. Apply TO
G. C.. HEN, 500 Front street
D OOMS-Sewly renovated IN nished rooms at
III Al Poplar street.
PCOM--A Nicely furnished Room; southern
LII exposure, Sc Monroe street.
A FTER JUNE 1sr-stsrehouse No FAX Main
a street, now occupied by Jack Bros, Jr. Ap-
ply at 50 Poplar street
n ITZFELD'S Lights for Picnics, Lawn Parties
Il Balls etc.. 2SS second street, only.
4 lLANrATION-0f three hundr "a acres i'm me
i dlately the river in CoRhoma county,
Miss, or Will take q partner on equitable terms;
also, a storehouse at same landing, upon above
terms. Plantation above overflow 1882, with
levees broken. Apply to
J. L. GOODLoE, IS Madison street.
IT wOsTORYi FAME DWELLINGS, Vance
Il street, near Orleans Apply to
]. T. FROST & CO.. ST. Front r.
I 1ELIGHTFUL Rooms, southern exposure. first
- and second floors, en- suite or SINGLE fur
snhed or unfinished at ass shelby street.
TWO PLEASANT FURsIsHED ROOMS,
u Sc honros, near Third.
ENURNIsKED ROOMS
II At III Cour Istreet.
lNRONT R0OMs-Furnished or unfurnished- a,
Na lharb- -
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

WHEELING, May 1S.-Night-Biver1 10 feet,
and stationary. Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, May 1S.-Night-River eta
tionary. with feet in the canal, and 4 feet 10
inches in the chute on the falls. Weather clear
and very warm. Arrived and departed: Wyoming,
Cincinnati TO New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, May 1S.-Night-River risen IL
inches and now stands % feet inches by the
gauge weather clear ana very warm during the
tonight. Arrived: City OF st. Louis, New Orleans.
No departures. Capt. John +. Gall, a well-known
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When you visit or leave New York city
save baggage, expressage and carriage hire, and
stop at Ora Union Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
trial depot. Four hundred and fifty elegant rooms
fitted up at pense of 81 600 900, reduced to u
and upward per day, Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best, Horse cars. stages and ele-
waited railroad to all depots. Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union than at
any other frst-class hotel in the city.
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). JlNE. AIhsuIt

THERE Will he Iusn of the ladies, TODAY
and Munday, to buy beautiful oil PAINTINGS
for les. thsn the frames are worth. Thew
can be found, today and Monday, at Stod-
dard's Auction Rooms, 22s Main street.
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A family want, and 1 wonder hos we ever
got along without Pzrker's Ginger Tonic
II cured me of nervous prostrstion, and
have used il since for ali kinds OF complaints
ir my family.
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Our Black Silk Dresses
OUR ELEGANT LINE OF
Black Silk Dresses,
These are Beauties and Very Cheap.

in the city, trimmed with Plush and Velvet Rib
bons, Lace and Embroidery
The prices and styles of our Linen D'Inde and
Null Graduating Dresses must be seen TO be sppre-
ciated.
100 Spring Worsted Dresses, worth SO to SIS, at
IS and 81 so each
Our entire line of Ladies' fine Spring Dresses
regularly bought at fifty cents on the dollar.
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Resignation Of President scudder, Of
the Anchor Line.

81. LOUIS, May 1S.-President John A
scudder who has been president OF the Anchor
Line steamers between st. Louis and New Orleans
for the past Is years and under whose zdminiktua-
ton the compsny has become very prosperous, re-
signed to-day, and Capt John p. Keiser. who has
been superintendent OF the line fot number Of
years was elected to I'LL the vacancy. Capt Scud-
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FIOyd's Restaurant.

PROF. SAxBY's grsbd matinee this even.
ing, at the Exposition. Doors open at l
O'Clock. Come esrlE, and get front seat.
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LOVELY paintings can be bought to-day
and Monday for less than the mountipgs
cost. S.oddard's Auction Rooms, 228 Main
street.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used when children cutting teeth. II re-
leves the little sufferer at once; 1t produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain and the little cherub awakes as bright as q
BUTTON Its very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes
the child softens the gums allays all pain, relieves
wind regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. Twenty-fye cents bottle.
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500 Jersey Waists,

best styles in all colors and Sizes at 50 So So and
81 So
100 Ladies' Bingham Dresses 50 each.
100 Ladies' Linen Dresses, 81 so each
100 Ladies' Figured Lawn Dresses, very nice,
81 90 each.
500 best Percale Princess Wrappers 81 25.
100 Misses and Chiidren's Spring Dresses al
sizes and colors latest styles fifty cents on the
dollar.
100 Misses White Dresses, slightly soiled, re-
dueed 10 half price.
go children's bingham Dresses. 2 to years, 81
CHI.
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Cool, veil ventilated, nice surroundings,
everything hone-like. elegant cooking and
every deiIcicy the market affords.
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HAVING to remove my marble works very
coon, / am now offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
THos. MAYDwELL, 81 Union st
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Important.

Persous visiting Nashville will find
Moocs.'s there vhsi Floyd's IL 10 Asspsis
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HAvIse 10 remove my uarble-works
very soon, am Offering my STOCK at greatly
reduced prices.
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Fruits Glsce, Bon Bon', French Noug,t,
Marshmallows, and all kinds OF homemade
candies at FIoyd's.
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Grand Opening Of the Walnut Palace
Saloon.
This splendid saloon, at 81 Bsale street.,
will be opened this Saturday, morning with
q grand lunch, by Josh Ssrtore. A lunch of
the best kind will be spread 10 night also.
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DURKEE's Salad Dressing. a ready ade,
rich and delicious dressing for ali salads OF
meat, fish or vegetables. Cheaper and inf
Bitely better than homemade. No sauce
eoual 10 it,
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DIR. Wards Seminary.

Nashville, Tenn, will hold its eighteenth
enhancement May 18th to June LIST. The
year has been heslihful aud prosperous.
About fifty young ladies will graduate.
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Burneit's Cocoaiae, the Eest of All
Hair Dressings.
II allays irritatioc, removes all tendency
10 dsndruff, and inVigorates the action Of
the cspillsries in the highest degree, thus
promoting vigorous and healthy growth Of
hair. Its effect upon the glossiHess and rich
ness of the hair is such as cannot be eur.
passed.
BURNETT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS are the
HAT
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Elegant Vases, Toilet Sets, Etc.,

GREAT bargains in gents furnishing good
at A. HEXTER'S, ia Main street,
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FINE oil paintings, beautifully mounted il

TINE OH PaIulIussI UehutIIuIIy HVuHteu IN
gilt frames, frerh from the artist rooms Of
New York, can be bought to-day aud Mon
day, at give-away priees-in fact, for less
than the frames can he bought. Stoddsrd's
Auction Rsoms, 22S Main street.
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To Close Out Their Stock

PAINTERS white opersuits for 81, at
A HFXTER'S, 2l4 Main street.
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NOW is The Time

For balgains in bousefurnishing goods.
JACK BROS, JR., PAY Main street.
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WANTS.

w From ten to fourteen years old to whom
VIII give GOOD home as one of my family, or
3. g., this office.
GUNNER B0ARD-For gentleman, wife and in
~ fant, on railroad within short distance of city
vicinity of Gill Station preferred. Address with
terms and full particulars, Q. B., Appeal Office.
r AIDES OR YOUNG MEN-In city or country
Il 10 take NICE light and pleasant W Dirk al their
own homes; work sent by mail; NO canvassing;
FEATURING co. Phila., p. drawer I. t.
ID some place on a railroad, within a few miles
OF Memphis, during the summer. Address. stat
ing terms. Z. W. g.. Postothce.
ITO BUY FOR CAsH-Medium- size House and
location, and not high priced. F., this office.
- tonades, etc, on commission in connection
with their present line. Address Manufactures
NJ CRksswrLL 4 Co., 4iO Market ST., Phlls., Pa.
ITO FURNISH FOR FUTURE DELIVERY
l. From 1000 to 10000 Cedar Telephone or Tele-
graph Poles OF any size OF length. Address
s. J. b, Mulberry street, City.
SIrUATION-By young man. with small lam
- lily, thoroughly acquainted with mercantile
business as done on Mississippi river, would like
TO secure position as manager or book keeper for
store, or would Ike TO correspond with party
who has a stoIehouse 70 rent at some good business
point; references given Address A. G., this Office.
GlrUAlIoN-Anywhere IN the country 10 put
references given. Address B. a., this office.
ROARDERS-At reduced rates, payable Ia ad-
- vince, At o0 Monroe ST ). N. WILLIAMS.
ITO SUPPLY FAMILIHs-Or boardiDghouses in
L BUTTER this spring and summer; will send
in l0-pound lots and upward at 80 cents delivered
The butter is the yery best
MARTIN, WRIGHT & Co., Loves Station, Miss
DASTC RAGE-500 acres Of fine grass, water and
l. salt. Stock taken i cheap rates. Two miles
south of city. GEO. 7. VANCE,
City Railroad otiee.
TO BUY-A Cottage Residence, S or rooms, in
i good locality, or building lot convenient TO
street cars. address fRkN1ISs,
Care Letter Carrier No. 2
fOO0 TONS RAGS, IRON. DRY BONES AND
lOOS old Metals; also Second. hand Machine
~ bought aud sold. Address
SAMUEL GABAY, Agent
400 AS shelby street. Memphis.
A GENTs-To eel my sand ana Mud Bands for
n protection Of carriage axles.
WILLIS N. FARk, Dowagiac, Mich
IL ORsES, MULES AND CATTLE TO PASTURE
Il Grass fne water al uncent- frlce. g per
month. r. J. PERSON,
fernando road. near Calvary Cemetery.
CECOND-HAND CLorHING-Goed prices paid.
y Csu On address
ELIAS sHAUL, 400 Main street
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SeIect ktrawberries.
FIoYd,s Candies.

From Ben Harris fruit farm, received daily.
BUCKHAM 4 CAMPBELL.
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At astonishing low figures until next week
Call and be convinced.
o9iIL MAIN STpEFT
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rhina. GLASS and Oueensnare


or the very ses, qusIity, aud at cost.
JACK BROS. JR., 2241s Main street,
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4 IERTIFICATE-we have lost or znisiaid Certff-
~ cate 10, for two hundred shares of stock IN
Tenn, and have applied to said company 70 Issue
US new Certificate for said stock. This is TO no
MY all persons not trade for said lost Certih-
cate, as the same will not be recognized by the
COMPANY. BROOKS, EEELY 4 co.
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MILLINERY GOODS.
SUMMER BOARD.
Board Reduced
STRAYED.

Il BERS ROUSE, conner OF second and Wash
ingtou streets. Also, a few frstcla rooms will
be rented 10 desirable parties. at low rates.
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FOUND.
LOST.

DOCKET BOOK-Cont2ining sum OF money
l. Owner can have same by calling at Hollen-
DeTss Music House. 25 Main street.
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ADVICE 10 Mothers.

Jack Bros, j., will continue business during
this week. Call on them.
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AHULE-A bay horse mule, shod in front, and
INl the letter NJ branded on left cheek, stTayed
or was stolen on night of 18th. A reward OF S25
for his return to the campo Foley d Mcmahon,
on Memphis and Vicks burg road, or to
CHIEF DAVIS, Memphis.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

II With crop Off right ear, and split in left
ear. JOHN CLARK, Old Raleigh road, between
Halfway HOuse and nooThoJsa
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lhoice Ripe Bananas

Twenty-Five cents per dozen.
OLIVER, FINNIE & co.
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TAKEN UP.

AEh1N -
A DUN COW
n With crop off right ear, and split in left
ear. JOHN CLARK, old Raleigh road, between
Halfway House and pooIhonse:
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
INl the letter NJ branded on left cheek, stTayed
or was stolen on night of 18th. A reward OF S25
for his return to the camp of Foley 4 Mcmahon,
on Memphis and Vicksburg road, or to
CHIEF DAVIS. Memphis.
FOR SALE.
IIRsT-CLAss CORNER DRUG sToRE-In Ben
yer, COL, paying $1,000 per year net. Price $500.
Address So care Carrier y, Denver, Col.
A MA No. POINT FOR BUsIN Ess-on Missis-
"a sippi river; storehouse and landing priv
ilege; twJ thousand bales cotton shipped from
BUSINESS, Appeal Office
VANCE street Lot, east of Mr. D. Poston.
" Lakose street. Lot near Clay street.
Neat residence on Elliott, near Mr.. Godwin's.
Nice IT sidenc on Pontotoc, near Lauderdale.
SHELBY street Lot, opposite Mr.. Cloths:
Choice Lot, with Cottage, Union near Wellington.
Pretty Lots on fernando, Lauderdale and Nc
Kinney.
Residence south of Vance, on fernando.
Fine residence also Lots on Beale.
Three tenements on Csusey also, one on Beale.
y acres on New Raleigh Road, near Geo. Powelrs
and near Mr.. Hardings.
Several residences on Poplar street.
Suburban residence, South Memphis.
residences and lots on Linden, near Cynthia.
Cottages on Tate and Orleans.
Cottage on Dunlap and Court.
ALSO,
Suburban residence, IL scres, Union avenue.
Residence and acres, at Gil station.
Grounds on Greenlaw, Mill end Second streets.
S29 Je1erson extended, so by $50, frame.
IS washington, near second, nice brick.
w. a. WHtATLE Y, PSI Main.
TRY KINDLIEG woOD-Cheap.
II MEMPHIS LUMBER AND MFG. CO.,
35S and 800 Second street.
TUsT ARRIVED AND DAILY ARRIvING-BA
- Ear Patterns and Fashion Sheets for June.
J. 4. KEY Co., A North Court street.
MARBLE wOkR-And Monuments cheap for
II cash, or will exchange for property or city
acceptance. F. QUIGLEY, 1872 Main near Beale
TNHE HARBERT PLANT A TIoN-Near Malone's
L Landing, Miss one place contains 450 acres
about 100 cleared. The other 600 acres-about
400 cleared. improvements first class. Well pro-
tected by Levee Apply to our attorney, Judge
h. P. Reid at Friars Point, Miss, or
HAWKINS ROBERTS. New Orleans, La.
D getaway AND HARNEss-ln perfect or5er
LIZ used one month only. Can be seen at W. s.
Bruce Co.'s. Apply to
BLUFF CITY INSURANCE co.
GRUSHED ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OATS
~ Cracked Corn, Chicken Feed, etc The very
best and only good feed for horses, mules and cat
tie at this time OF year.
J. v. PATRICK d CO.,
Memphis Gin and Mill
Opposite Miss. and Tenn. Ratlrosd.
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LACE CURTAINS.

Our complete stock OF Lace Curtains consisting
OF Nottingham, Scotch, French Thread and Em-
brodered Curtains. will be sold at importers cost
TO close.
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SAMPLED FrRHH
Neurozone, new Nerve-Life, Strength and
yIgor) is q positive restorative for the Loss Of
Manly Vigor in Young, Middle-Ared and
Old Men, no matter from what cause. In Ner-
yous Debility, Exhaustion. Impotenoy,
Seminal Weakness, and Kindred ailments,
this Standard Remedy is a certain cure, and
10 all such sufferers, who send n statement OF
their troubles. quantity sufficient to- prove IT.
virtue will be sent Free ofCost. Address,
p. o. Box 24o4. IT. louis, D0os
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TRUNKS.

The best assortment of Zinc Leather-Covered
and Solid Sole Leather Trunks in the city which,
during the Festival Week, will be sold at cost
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Gasfon's Hotel.
Peabody Hotel.

European plan. Enlarged. and refurnshed.
Prices according to size and location of rooms.
w II BINGHAM MANAGER.
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DIR. nayo,s Talk ie the nigh schools.

The following is a synopsis of the talk
made BY DIR. Mayo to the High Schools on
Wednesday, as reported by Frank Wilcox, a
member Of the graduating class Frank hss
been rendered q scholarship at the Uni
versity OF Tennessee, which is well merited
honor
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DR.. MAYO SAID:

A few months ago he visited q boys school in
a composition: w hat do 1 expect TO do at
eighteen years Of sge?" He read the compost
tons and was pleased TO find that most of them
were to be farmers, others mechanics, surveying
this great country. building railroads; some, doc
tors, and one hoped 10 be minister if he was
TO 90 around the world. when he came this
morning, he thought that subject for compost
ton might be applied only he would have each
of US ask: What do expect TO do at thirty years
of ageF'
First, begin to prepare for what you are going to
do for you viii be compelled TO De what you pre-
pare to be- If you are an idler at fifteen. you are
apt 10 the same at thirty. Every day is sort of
P0sdng Or like t an sIGhit s S1pg up
you say or do will come out and De you at thirty.
Boys, likely, propose 70 be merchants you
is be thoroughly honest, straight-minded man
Every merchant that cheats his customers sooner
or later will be bankrupt Old JACOB Astor laie
ing People cheat each other and call that bust
ness The boy who begins by cheating in mar
blss and lying, will turn out . suindler second,
learn the use Of money, 70 the girls as well as
the boys. The people OF the United
HANDLED sIes are people IN
lanes are poor; and they built up those megnif-
cent kingdoms because they had learned the use
Don't throw away money, for money is power;
learn TO save. great many persons regret they
have no education they wo1io ave mel sneif
When boy he had box with hole In II ana put
In 1t all the money he could Mhen me oox was
full mis- father put the money out al interest," he
wanted 10 20 10 college and his father told him he
had $50 His mother also had $50 in seeking.
which she had saved for him Iris ensoied 1in
leave and that was all tie time he spent At college
Put your money where IL viii do most good
Train yourselves now for what you expect 70 be;
eighty per cent. of the budness men fal In tHls
connfrv Be one of the twenty that don't.
some young ladies are teachers SIMPLY % uos
| over the three or four years between scnooi ana
msrriare They waiting for some young man
to come and take them out III any OF tnese eiIl-
i1tended 70 do that way he would say 70 them as
| oId NJ Weller old TO samuel, when ne toid D :
| fafher he was going to get married, "Don.t n
roTl sre determined to be q teacher begin now
| The best way Is 70 apply what you Know, you
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