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Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-20
NEW AND SENTIMENT.
4 From Colored Exchanges }

Cleveland O. color.d populate
nUneea 900.
Phi'ad. lphia is to hsveanew co
orefi iheat-a
Chicago sends Geo T Ecton. col',
Et,1the Illinois Legislature.
Capt Arthur Dunn is Tax Asses
of the 3rd New Oleans Distrie,
New Bedford, Conn. has four col
Rored police men.
The two Races" of Memphis
is enlargea two Z column quartc
The col,red press seems to be a
sea II finds nothing so pleasant a,
fghtieg ITSELF Atlanta (Ga
De Fl ince
e The stand taken by the Knights Of
Labor ut Richmond. Va, recently
has made for itself mauy friends
among he colorel people Ind Worlc
.altr.J e. Matt hews. Recorder OF
Ueeds al. the District Of Columbia,
set good example when he gave
$50 t, the Colorsd tn lu-ti ial Fur of
North Carolinf, to be used as pl iz 8.
AT the State fair ju-t closed, bell
at Macon, Gr., Ellis Patterson, -E<o
a cnltrtd man, took P Clad diploma
for a d,uLl fipt4d ll,w
lii q lestiri' # iu".m flying the
duped depe II ors # The defuuct
Fr@edman's Bank by act Of Congress
still gains f vir Mr. F. N. Gray of
Bestou Wi e> us dat it would be
wise for sncl, ieposito to secure the
services OF q IL b. f. Bn1lrr to ,usl,
their q im+ n Y Ere, man
. " ,ur esteemed contemp T.
rirsaLoit tsit a. singular coinci
deuce that !o' the last twenty years
Thanksgiving Day has fallen on
Thursdly. This reminds us of the
sapi-Lt remark Of certain keen OBJ
server to the effect that it was "a
+ -n:arkable tact that the reat rivers
We're locsted near the rriucipal com
mercial centres. Jacksonville
{ (Fl,) Peoples Jolrnal.
The col,rel people numb r about
one third os the population Of the
city, perhi ips more. We tlink we
should have some representa- ion in
the city and county AS Jnrnrs, poll
cemen, hremen. etc. Aspirants TO
political honors will please take note
f this and act accordingly.
We tmpIa ically call halt upon
Northern Negroes who are everlas-
tingly boasling Of their superior pro-
gr. 50 over tbier Southern brothers
Let us sea; DID you ever send Ne
gro to Congress? You didn't, well,
we've been sending them there even
since the war" Ever senl a Sena
tor?" No "Oh, yes, it has been
a mere a~time with ~ Did you
ever have d r~iroad owned, control
a aud run oy colored meb?, what.
never M We can't lend
eur I. "Well, have You more than
one or two c i ,red contractors iD
each towu?" Like hens teeth? why
ours are as hops in numbers Oh
yes, we have ballot-box medicine
men among our white neighbors,
same as you have in Cincinnati, Chic
ago and o'her places. The only diff
ference is that the rascals acre are
al in one party and have no oppo
sition. N egro American.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-20

Persons in ordinary circumstances cant
afford to be sick when a heavy bill from q
from doctor is the result. The latter
can be otviated if yon have co ugh or cold
by the timely use of Coussenes Honey of
Tar,s which has long been in u.e, and is
u, iyrrsally conce ded TO be Il . only pure
and .imple re medy for cough or cold.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-20
SPECIAL OFFER.

G ol Carpets at zoe. 25c. SOC. and
4Oc. pr. yd. Handsome Window
Shades With fixtures LOO pr pair 3xA
Oil CT ,th at 25 c. pr. yard, Rugs
Mats Crumb Clothes, at bottom
prices.
A. CAMPBELL & Son,
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-20
I'I!!hb''hoo1 New: and Gossip.


-'lslt the G P Bazaar.
AN squiet in social ci, cles.
~Aeep the children at school.
thanksgiving Dav Thursday.
iAe eoum ) schools are opening
he Wirter sessions.
,'eMember to keep Thanksgiving
I'lp some one else to enjoy it.
10y III yonr winter incl while
'plees are yet low.
A., Arriage licenses are now re-
''',a to one dollar.
M :" "u'e'day was decidedly rainy
IVA heavy rains at that.
hpn,, o'vid Wise brought a semi-
~ re'd chicken from Cincinnati
sn,, ''h bales of cotton W re de-
"a '[' q BY fire at Madison this week
Vt more damaged.
D., '''l has had an upwar.l ten
j, y during the week re reaching Sis
/, NJ, aI'sdny night was Immacr-
tsb' I,sI' !, It aud Friday Odd Fellows
tpe .n' '1e = T Bazar. Those order.
i Especially invited and enterl ain.
'pa i" . Or three good night school,
aqsts,%;"o %;"oe'~plish much good in
ssSsaa' a's'H'd progress was made IN
'shsr 'o''on during the good
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-20

Res1er have you ever used Tablers Buck
ave Pile Ointment? If You have tried 1t
for piles, we are sure Yen will heartily
sgraa with lis that ills pre- paration although
,ood for nothing e in the wide world is
The b st renedy ever offered the public for
Pills In fact it is th- only state, simple
and tfectual cure for that di>esse
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-20
". f. STRIVES.

We have a large lot of Boys suit
rom 4 to 10 years. which we are OF
ering at about half price. Cali early
'yon want bargain.
A. CAMPBELL 4 Son.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-03
The Now NAVY.

The bill prepared bv the naval affairs
committee of the House for the con.
~truclion of a navy provides for two
sca-going vessels of Fix thousand tons.
with "a torpedo outfit, to cost 81, 5000
each; three protected, double.bottom-
cd cruisers of between $500 and 5000
tons displacement, to have great
speed to cost 81 100000 each; four
ti"st-class torpedo boats, costing in the
aggregate 800, 900; one torpedo
cruiser of 800 IONS, 70 cost not more
than $500, 900; 81, 100000 is appropri-
ated towards the completion of the
monitors. One of the cruisers is to be
built and one Of the monitors complct-
ed in the navy Yards. The rest are to
be given out by contract if suitable
contracts can be made, otherwise they
too are 10 be built bv The Government
in the yards. ArInor plates and part
of the machinery may be bough,
abroad. One million dollars Is appro-
priatcd for ordnance, to be constructed
in the navy yards, and provisions are
made for the purchase of necessary
plants and tools. The b III ia about
ready TO he reported, but il IL still
liable to further amendment.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-03
A STATEMENT
OF FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC
TO CONSIDER.
ATLANTA, GA, Januery 12, 1895.

ATLANTA, GA, Janucry IL, 1879.
Emerging from Il severe and long spell
of typhoid fever, | discovered that the
fever had settled in my right leg; which
caused it to swell to an enormous size,
remaining 30 quite three years, resisting
all treatment. y small ulcer finally mude
its appearance Il little above the ankle
which refused to heal to amy and all cXtrr-
mai Application and the use Of the most
noted bl oil poison remedies
The ulcer continued To enlarge. fire.
qurntly diScharEing, perhaps, aS much rs
= cupiul Of puS or matter per day The
size OF The ulcer vas about two inches in
diameter, extending to Il depth near the
hone. At one time it appeared that he
flesh in all Contiguous parts, would surely
become a running sore, aS its peculiarly
fiaDhy, spotted and unhealthy condition
clearly Indicated, and it was intimated
that might lose my leg. My condition
brcONing SO critical, and the ulcer Cnlarg-
ing SO rapidly, we sent for Dr. j. L. prom-
goolc, who made a tl"roug". examination,
and said that the flesh ON my leg for six
Inches around the sore would soon slough
oil /! not rrmcdird; that ] must have my
leg handagcd daily and commence the use
OF Il. i. Il.
| acted according to his instructions, and
ait"r issuing the second bottle, iii" ulcer
looked fresh and healthy and commenced
healing. l continued the use of Is. Is. b ,
and to Tia" greatest a>tonislmrnt and SltiS-
faction Of myself and friends, !lr u'rcr
continued To heat rapidly and is HOW rn.
tlr'ly vel, and am attending To my hu3i-
ness at w. III. Hruthrrtnm'S store. no
not hesitate to recommend g. Is. B. us n
w"ln"riu', speedy and cilrctu,l blood
purifier, far superior to anything else /
ever used.
! refer to w. II. Brothcrton, ". r. Cone.
Mayor ID; A.. Cook, DR. j. l.. PinSon and
" NJ CHESHIRE
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-03
Was IL ?

have been taking B. b. b. for six or
seven weeks for something like cancer on
my neck, and / would not take I'M THOU
SAND DOLLARS for the benefit received.
l had previously tried various so.called
blood remedies, but b. B. B. IL the best,
the quickest and the cheapest blood puri.
fier l ever used. refer to any merchant
of Griffin, Ga. j. Ii. BARNES,
G ihin, Ga,
Were we so disposed, we conld make d
great case Of cancer cure of the above,
but as we do not think that genuine can
GERS are ever cured, we do not propose to
hu ''bug the public. The above Is perhaps
B. r. b. cures more speedily than any
remedy. It will oure any 80 called ceacers
In one half the time and one third the
money required by any boosted remedy.
BLOOD BALM CO.,
= Atlanta, Ga
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-03
DR.. Rrllinra Case.

The case against DR.. Amos N. Bel
Tiger, for the murder of Sirphncy
Riley. q prominent cOlorcd Democrat,
last fall, vas called and continued
until the June term Ofcourt, on motion
OF ire States attorney, ON the ground
OF the absence Of material Witnesses
tor the prosecution. DR.. Bellinger's
counsel made a strong fight for inDe-
diate trial, even consuming to accept
the evidence of absent witnesses upon
the Solicitors statement, but the
motion for continuance was granted
and Bcllinger was released ON bail.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-03
POLITICS OF THE WAR.
Curious Story OF nm Attempt to Form n
Conservative Party.

Conservative Party.
The discussion of the political fea-
lures of the terms first offered to Gen.
J%ohmston's army and Uvcrrulcd ut
Washington is likely to lead to tue
development of some facts which are
new. An eX.officer of the volunteer
forces, was II Raleigh with Gen. Sher-
mans army, tells All interesting story
of n private discussions among
prominent officers, which were mainly
confined to those who commanded
armies or corps. He says that when
the troops OF Gen. sherman formed IA
junction will. Gen. Schotield's army al
Goldshoro, u plan for Il National Con-
sentative party, which was said 10
have originated in Washington, WAS
land before most of the leading officers.
Montgomery Blair was rcpi escnled H.
the leading spirit 1t the National Cap
ital.
According to the views which were
presented for him through his brother,
Gen. Frank Blair, aud o.hers, there
was Il very general dissatisfaction ut
the North with the radical views held
by Secretary Stanton, Secretary Chase,
Ben Wade, Zachariah Chandler, Chas.
Sumner and others. AS to Mr.. Lin
coin, it was still u question whether he
would finally side with the Radicals or
favor q conservative reconstruction.
1t was therefore proposed that the
prominent officers OF the ARMY should
unite in an rtfurt to influence the SOL
dicrS to favor, SO soon us the war ended
and the question of reconstruction,
came up, the organization of u National
Conservative party which should ig-
more all the Radical leaders named
and others of their class which should
also exclude the Northern Copper.
heads as d necessary condition to sol
diers' support; which should be made
up of var Democrats and Southern
politicians and officers, and provld,
prominent places for all Northern
officers who would join the movement,
This proposition WAS receiving much
attention at the various headquarters
about G~oldsboro wheE the news camt
of tue surrender of Lee. A number
of leading officers favored it, aud sew.
cral were tour q, upon sounding them
to be much opposed. 1t is believed Il
have prompted the liberal spirit with
which Gen. Sherman acted whem max
ing his terms with Gen. Johnston
The excitement at the North attending
the assassination of President Lincoln
aud the Interpretation Put upon tn,
Sherman terms by Secretary Stanton
made it impossible to pursue The plan
further at thar time.
According to the same authority,
later in The same Year MOntgOuncr,
Blair and those working with him il
The matter revived his scheme, ono
agents were dispatched to various ni.
itary headquarters to unfold it. TN
break of President Johnson with liz
party wa the result, ard at the Arm
in-Arn Convention in Philadelphia il
August, 1866, the new party wa
organized upon the Identical PROPOSE
lions originally sent down to NOrtl
Carolina for army discussion. 1t will
be remembered that al that Conven
ZION Ferna do Wood and Vallandig
him were both compelled to with
| draw,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-03
FeIliag one Hundred and FIFTY rect.

Last Thursday Alexander Rose, an
employ6 Of the Detroit electric light
company, assembled the tower at the
corner of Gratiot avenue and Mack
street 10 replace the burned-out car
bons. He had just reached the plat
form at the top when he suddenly fell
over the railing and came down head
foremost 10 the ground, a distance of
100 feet. His body was horribly
manyied, and he livel but a short time
after.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-03
Tho Cabinet and the China.a.

AT IA Cabinet meeting last week the
question Of making some PREPARATION to
Chinese residents of Rock Syringe,
Wyoming, for Losses sustained by
them in the riots tlssrc last fall was
again considered, and 1t is probable
that the matter will be brought to the
attention of Congress with q recon
mendation that The sufferers be recon-
pensed for their Losses.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-03
ADVICE TO

MRS, WIEsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP should nj.
ways be used for children teeLhng. IL s0othes
tue child, softens the gums, aIlays all pain
cures wind cole. and IL the bost remedy for
siarIhoo. Twenty Ave cents a bottle.
J~ulyl4Ltyl
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-03
Did ~ Sup

pose Mustang Liniment only good
for horses? 1t is for inhamma-
ton Of all flesh.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-03
WOMAN's BEST rRIEND.

Because 1t controls Il class Of luuctiOnS the
various arrangements of which cause more
Ill health, than all either causes combined,
and thus rrsrucS her from a long train OF
ailiictionS which SOrc!y rmbittrr her life
and prcmatlrc!y cud her existence. Oh I!
what Il multitude Of living witnesses can
testify 10 Its charming effects WOMAN
take To Y. lie CNMli lrnnN tEAS
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-03
A Clear Skin

is only a part Of beauty;
but it is a part. Every lady
may have it; at least, what
looks like it. Magnolia
Balm both Greshens and
beauties
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28
l. RapiteI.
Ser RarienhiQeI.

9Iuf sinem Der itsilsn goriprinse, peI6s
ben ginsaus bss Safsns pom Sscau,p be-
berri9en, ftebt cine wette btuaus in bas
Mssr f4tbare Sapeas, weI6e Der ~aleriss
lisifen Sunsfrau, Der Batronin Der Sees
fabrer" sensibt 1T. Oisie SapeIe 1T
pom alter Sauart, sebOrt wobl ebemaIs 3u
benz fsiten S9lOHe, pel5es unter 5einrid
". isnsn 9ipfeI sstr6nt bate unb pom
9isuiitsn 8Ots &Oie bur3 einen tibnsn
Sanbitrsi3 seuommen pOrben mar. glus
Der einem niebern Sburme, Der pobl sur
Seoba6tuns unb Sepu9uns bes Meerss
sebient baben mo9te, sinisen serltreut ums
bsritebsnbsu Waueriberreften unb pom &a.
fen ibsrwa6iensH @rdberu, 1T bic md9tiss
Bette bes Ritt.laItsrs psrl9punben. gln
ibrem Blats srbebt f6 Elm 2su9ttburm,
Der BEL Na9t ietn sroBes Seuerauss iber
ben Ranal babinitrablen IiBt. Hur bic
sinif nit Der 8sits perbunSsns Sapeue,
omar ssi9wdrtt unb uerpittsrt, absr nod
tmmer bausrbaft, iibsrlsbte bic SreabaIs
berri1aft, ais poute fe mitten unter 10
pisIen alien, uOm Sau9e Der Rsu3sit bins
w~eaaewebtsn Sheen baran erinnern, baB
bic &sIision ALIEN Jeff unb Isbsnbis bIsibt,
unb bsrsit if, Rsus &nsrifs, usss Stirms
fesrsi1 Az bsfteben. - Siefss Rir1lein IN
pon ben SesIeutsu unb ibren GamiIisn ein
bodpsrebrter Baufabrtssrt. OF, wsnn
Gii9nfabraeuse aus ben sefdbrIi9en Stris
den pom EtrrtsGeuSt obfr aus iisneu tus
merftlrmii3en Meereu bes Rorbens glad
lid piebsr beiyifebren, fiebt man bte gauge
Beuannuno, Der 9apitdn an Der Spite, IN
prossifon, berfub unb rRtbIdBtsn Sapptes
ben feilen 6hsd btnanlItmmtn, Der gun,
alien Ssilisthuuls fabrt, nnb Der vNarisn'
baSsl. betbt. Gtff ia&hem BE tyr @sbe
psfri4tst pnb Nc iu Ser Stpnht Der @sfab,
Asr Sef4atsin, bsua Rsasferu,' al
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28

In6erieits ma6te Mi9aeI benz arnten
Mdb9en mande Sorseu, neil er itd an
bus einf0rmise unb fitenbe 2sbsn III Der
S9ule ni9t gep6bnen tonnte. @roB unb
fart, wie er mar, setste fi9 t6rperIide ges
rpegung fir TIN ais cine Hotbpenbieteit.
@r bate pteleu @ei6maf am Seepeien.
@enn er in Der Yatans in Secamp mar,
ma6te es ibm bic sr6Bte 6reube, auf ben
6ii9erbarfen nit in bic Gee su seben uno
i'm S4iferbanbpert ii9 su iiben. Soiss
pbine, wel9e cine unbeidrdntte 5erri6aft
ib:r ibn sewonnen bate, bieIt er iber aIs
les bod ibr sebor9te er unter alien ges
p6bnli9en 1mitdnben pinttIi9; aber bas
5eimueb, bas IN ROuen i'm ersriff, uar
md9tiser als bic Sur9t, feline iunse Dor.
miinberin Su betriiben. 3ueimaI eutlief
e. Der S9ule, inbsm CT iiber bic Wauern
iprans, unb fam gu SUP na9 5auie su ieis
ner S9uefsr. Soispbine muste in eises
ner Ssrion unb wa6iamen Iuses i'm nod
Der usrbasten Stabt suritbrinsen. Gin
aubsrss RaI bate fi9 RidasI wsssn einis
ger inn pon ibr semadtsn gorwarfe auf
eth S4if sei4lt9en, weI9ss i'm Besriffe
ftanb, cine LANCE Sabrt anautrstsn, unb fe
muBte ibn unter ben Natroien fu1en, UNI
i'm wiebsr nod 5auie gu i9affsn. an
biele unannebmli1teiten resten ibren @eiif
pollsnbs auf unb bra1ten ie bispeiIen in
einem benz Srfinne %peruanbtsn Sutanb.
0sssn bas gnbe bss 3eitraums, pom
benz mir ipre9en, NOR Mi@asI gum brittens
NAL Der S9ule In Rouen ~sntlaufen, un6
Soispbiue ba9te nun and ni9t mebr bas
ran, ibn babin auriidsubrinssn. gr mar
iest a9t3sbn Sabre alt, fonnte leien unb
i6reiben, bate bic Nnfansssrinbe Der
Ybpit unb Watbsmattt inns, mas fir sis
men Gaubitummen sswtB biureidsnbs giIs
bung 1T. 60 erbieIt bsnn Wi1aeI enbli1
gu ieiner sr6Btsn 5reube bic grlaubnib, Bel
ieiner S1wsifer bIsiben su birfen. Rod
mebr; Soiepbtne, ftatt fernsr ieinsn Rsis
sunsen binberli9 81 fein, CAB INN uoae
Sretbeit, auf bas Weer gu seben, im bic
fiir einen Sesmann uotbmenbiseu, prattis
i4ea Renntnihe fi9 anaueisneu. Solts
uteaei9t bisier @e9ieI IN Der @eiinnung
bss ieltiamen Mab1ens nit ben sebeim:
ntBpoqen Yldnen, nit bensn fi9 Soiepbine
trus, tn 8srbiubuns ftebsu2
8alb werben mir bieies ieben, bsnn bies
fer turSe Beri9t iou MR. Sur ginIsituns
btensu, unb mir seben iest gum eisentliden
9esenfanb u~nierer @r3dbIuns aber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28
brennenben Bid, feline 9anb bob fi4 unb
feierIi4 that CT ben Spru4:

brenrtenoen Sltd, 1etne Dano poo 1t9 UNI
feierIi9 tbat CT ben Spru9:
Oie gbe 1T Elm @ebilbe Der sfeIision.
Sie sins bsrpor aus benz Munbs @ottes,
am aItare wirb fe sei9lofen. gbeli4s
gfi4ten iinb Rtnber reIisi6ien @eifes,
6sFeln bes s0ttIideu @eisses. 9auru
binq in Treue unb Qisbe am @atten, 10 LANCE
Ssrssnsbrans bieieIbsn sebot. Wtt benz
@rtaIten Der Rsisuus, ftarben 9iebe unb
Ereue; benn reIisiSie 81i9tsn sibt es fur
2aura ni5t, neil fe seiftis fortsei9ritten
sur Sreibeit Der SeIbfbefimmuns. 5isr:
aus folst NIT i9lasenber g%onisqusn3, bic
llnueretnbarteit 9rifIidsr Chen unb seiftis
gen Sorti9rittss. 9ie gbe wiro gu ben
antiquitdten sebSren, fobalb seiitise &sifs
iissrei6 ben Rampf nit Der &eIiston bes
ftanben. @siunbe SinnIidteit, 5reibsit
Der 8euesuns unb Reisuns uerben bas
quaIpOas @besSO6 uerbrdnsen.
Der grofsfor i9wies unb betradtsts
ietnsn S9luB. Der S9luB ld9eIte i'm
an, ME Elm &inb bes geiunbsftsn Haturs
itanbes. Der S9luB tleibets fi6 In uers
IOdenbe Sleiidfarbsn, Ct idritt bur9 CRIME
auen unb i9attise 8dloer, er 3eiste er=
munternb auf bic Gbiere bss 6elbes unb
bic 8SseI Der 9ifte, Idnsft i'm Ssfte.b64s
ier @etfssreife. Siunli9 seiunbe Chen,
u auf 8o9sn unb Wonate sei9loHen,
umtan3ten ben @elebrten. &annibalii9es
9stbisr, benz 8rofeHOr freunSbraberIi9
Bfoten, SraIen unb eaten biurei9enb,
brdusts beran. 8srmunbsrt betradtets Ct
ieinsu S9luB; bieier idnitt tbieriide
@rimafen, bdmti9 uub ip~Ottenb, unb in
Sriimmer mart ct ben neteuben Sput.
Sn md9tissn Sdssn benz Gbisrrei9s
sntfiebsnb, ftanb sr neusrbinss uor Der
6riitlt9en gbe, i9lau beba9t, ben neuen
S4luB msni9li4 gu ssftaIten. 81 bielt
Der Wasen uns bic Speculation uertro9
t9 Dor ben beaen @eiitern i'm 5auie bes
gngels pon Salinsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-12-28

Bios 6eilnitteI far gatarrb ntu,mt f3
anssnsbuG GO IL teine BIaiHstett unb
lni&ss sum sSnapfen. 9 t5 ''' %.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-19
MEN AND WOMEN IN LOVE.
Some Things Prof. Jahu DeWitt MilIer
Save About Them.

Saws a bout hem
Prof Jahu Dewitt Miller lectured last
night at Masonic Hall to fair audience
for the benefit Of the Georgia Teachers
Rome. az 8ionteagIe, Tenn, His subject
was "Loye, Courtsnip and marriage
In the course Of bis lecture Prof. Miller
said among other things:
"Au well-regulated people fall in love.
Some sooner, some later; ordinarily
sooner"
1.-The novelist puts love in his book be-
cause be finds it in human life"
MAN when in love SAYS TO his brains:
Il am in love; take a holiday"
The excuse that is made by a sporadic
Young woman when she runs away with
4 her skating rink admirer is she loved him.
1 But she certainly did not fall in love with
the majesty and graces his manhood
ought to have had. She fell in love with
the NapOleOnic curl Of his mOustache,
perhaps, or his standing collar, which is
so nigh that he has to Jump up to spit
over it,"
81 know of no single evil in the world
that so fully rObs woman OF happiness as
rum"
II believe that a young mans useful
ness is conserved by early marriage"
''The lover Of civilization loves the
coming generation"
81 believe that God calls men to preach.
believe that God has called men TO
riches"
MAN is magnificent piece of ma
chInery, but he wants a balance wheel,
and woman is balance wheel that keeps
him straight and steady"
Every dsfaulter who has crossed the
Canada line has robbed every man in
responsible position OF financial in
tegrity."
'"Fhe man who has a good wife and
trusts her will never 90 TO the insane
asylum or to Canada"
Il venture the assertion that manv
young girl is hurried into matrimOny be-
cause they fear that it is questionable
to be an old maid.'
"People who nave got to live together
ought to nave something more in common
than to nave come from the same social
grade"
"COquettes are mighty rare. Sometimes
! think God let Just enough live to justify
us In keeping the word in the dictionary"
Father and mother should see what
sort OF young man John is before he has
been calling two years"
Father and mother should see that
John goes home at 10 O'CLOCK"
81 know that the ball room with its as
sociations is greater inspiration TO dam
nation than almost any other system
known"
IF wife cannot cook beef steak so
that 1t will not look like an infringement
on Goodyear's rubber patent there is go
ing to be row in that house."
'The woman earns the money as much
as the husband does. ] know of no class
Of people in this country who are as poor
ly paid as the wives. ! think that it will
tax the resources of that place of infinite
love to Tequite some women for the suffer
ings they nave experienced here"
OF Lady Burdette-COutts the lecturer
said that she is so homely that she has
the profound pity Of the whole English
people.
He referred to the late Greenback can
didate for the Presidency as Benjamin
Cock-eyed f. Butler"