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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-07
FOREIGN TRAVEL.

Personal Intercourse between Eu-
rope and the ciGgans OF the Uuit d
States is becoming an est hlishad Gus.
tom Very soon it win he ,onsidercd,
ss a necessary conclusion TO the e3u.
cation OF American youth, that they
shall take tour in Europe. Naturally
England ia the main interest in cross
log the ocean, ami powerful ar the
reasons why it eholll be So. Tha.
coun' ny neoped this orr h story is
ilt"m nglej with that Of England,
d oar people Join with the Z gil h
IN vn2rston fer their historic scenes
AID odiiaa' We re.d English litsta-
tlre. Their great writers we hold in
common properly with them. Shakes
pearc, Milton and the great array of
poete, histoHaug noyelists ard essay
ieis oi E1elHnd'a pas are classic 10 us
Tho American authors whose works
are houebo,d possessions with us
ere no less welcomed 10y them,
AMI U1ofer and Washington Irving,
ard Huw.hom md the rest Of our
ga: wit'rs are no lees precious 10
thom than to ourselves. These an.
ttms ue A bridge hat, added to hie-
torc memories, ties The two peoples
tog tier The Englshmau longs 20
Sc Buuk,r Hin, to g2s upon Nj
egna, to view the grea. West and TO
visit the In5ian in his wigwam. The
American longs go set his fee, upon
the treea Of Srnttord upon Avon,
where Nh Is saoare'5 leat have rod,
10 & 20 upon the mountains and lRkea
OF Scotland that ott IA made elias ic
wound and thousands pant above al
n walk alorg tha streets that Dickens
has ma 70 mentally familiar 10 them.
London, with It's r0wdng memories,
its Nestmtnster Abbey, It's 81. Paus
and us over ia a magnet that strong V
nttr tn americsn's imagination.
So wA yi't England aud the Engh h
visit Ms, aad the feeling Of dnship, the
impulse at proves that "hlood
j. tackar than water" inst M
Of hi.g othCe1 hy passing
time, gnws aud expands with
lho flow % ga.rs, The results of the
inc. sing Intercourse has no aNla
ell CTS uuou both naiiobe. The Eng
hsh me bee rigg more Dsmcora iC a.
they become lmlllay with uur ms IL
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QUIET Ar GgGYSTOyE.
ALL THE ABRAtGEWEETS FOR
MR.. TILDEE'S
Fnneral Foday Completed Business
Houses In Ynnker- TO y C.0seI
The Atw YORK Bar.

YoNEER', n. Y, Angus. 6-Ths
morn NJ opened rainy, and al qlies
at Crews stone. The pr4psr tons for
Mr.. Tild-n's fur er4i tomorrow are
alb NJ complet' d Tive under aker
las nd TIE white drn-r, removed
from t e ca afalqu,, VII ch t be r.
moved t, the drawing room and
GIaped in black Men arr III W rk
Lap n rs PABLO 8 end drawicg room
with blacs csscmtTs. The nbalming
OF the DO y wa, Quise sutc ssf1l. M.
Tllden's iacs looks natural and peace.
ful, and locks upon the bier ia the
stiIlurs' OF feAth as if he were in q
refr5, hiuE slumbsr The In ine.s
mea OF Youktr, have c1rc'ueea 10
close tie tons & IN rrow from 10 t.
IL O'Clock, eh'cn win be the time oc-
cupiad by The foner.l errv ces and the
solemn Irjce sion IN going from Grey
s'ooe 10 tire HUDSON liver depo,.
TIL Comm II O incl OF Yook, RS
have fdopted res luCots Of condo
leu,e, and depraca e the loss OF such
a worthy AID upright ci'izln. Ii is
p'o os-d ttat the Mayor and Common
Uouacii attend the flner in a body.
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. NPHIS APPEAL.
81 URDAY, ~ AUGusT :, Iss0
CAUSES r0R GENERALIZATION.


The rssllls Of Thur DAY s e', ction is
gratifying ir more 1e-pec's than one.
The large iucuase iH the city vote
demonstrate an unrr ceeeuted in.
GREASE in tie population Of Memphis.
The ircrea oil vote shows that the city
hiss p rpu ion Of over 1900 The
def a I'd ,andida;e' and their
frieA.s attribute the increased
vote 20 ftgpenduous frauds.
ballot lox stumng frd the
work rfiepasters. The Officials who
held the election gentlemen com
posed Of the two great polite Al parties
know hat such p charge 10 not only
silly ard ridiculous, but a bsssless
caum ". In every election there are
men u both parties who engage in re.
pes,ing. But il Thursdays election
the we're fewer frauds than usual, as
both parties were 30 vigiant that re.
peati g was an impossibility. Cor
onpr j NJ. Coleman labor
ed with m3tchless vigilance,
to & We the people "a Tree ballot AID 4
fair count aud fairsr or more hon.
&c, e 'hon was never h l. IN raclby
cou y Tho Ropu 'cns cooceia a
Ia goiocroafe ,a lie p1pgl toa OF he
Cit, a0d they will disc yer ia It tle
inuea cd vote is ia tie fare proper
ito of the increased popul tioa aboIt
which they bfast Ia attr.but.ng the
resu! Of rhursday election 20 iaods
the Republican dsrarlge .he pros
perty Of the otJ, which ttey know
has ,rown with uurrc rieu.Cd "a d-
iiy TT yeats. Eve 3 geo eli IN
OF -l1y coul'y has abmlln, cause
fol G Ir graduation when he car ful y
sean g., me az the men elected
and GELS that M evil results are likely
TO friow. The Democrats cid not
make the contest IN the inlere't Of
men, IN 10 secure honest, economical
government, d few ytars aao pub.
lie stations were cuusi3ere public
spoils aud men urged their respective
fsyoiites because th,y wanted to do
them a peraonel favor But now the
pa3pls care nothing for men. Tney
look 10 th.ir own iuteraste as tax.
payers, and the men who will best
serve tbs public arc their iavori'es
This ioeirg auiuated the convention
that nominated the men elected on
Thursday, and they viii be equal 10
Their opportunities end public expec'
tation The convention lifted up q
high standard for the measurement OF
aspirants, whose election was regal ded
~ vita to good government. The
Democratic candidates we've selected,
not on account Of party services, not
at the dictsion OF lirg5 aud boosts,
but ON bgsinofs principles, business
capacity nd personal integrity, aud
the record oy will make will justify
the wiidom O. their selection,
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ly cheered as he oid so, declared his
full agreement With whist Harrington
had said, aud declared that It
was they who were the real
victrrs at the la.e elec.i1n7.
In Par lament. o. Thus ay, Glad.
stone, Chsmberlsin aud Harrington
we're al seated together chatting mi.
cably. THIS IS all Very et c3utaRi1g
for Mr.. PAIN Ii aud bis followers nut
for the Tories i is a iores8e OF ha d
times to come. Under such cirCUm-
STAGES the p7liics Of i gland are
likely to be Of a p,ebald char,ct p,
and will affori much 10 inleros', md
probably much to amuse, l-osers on.
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Ms"tluS ~ bNe HHF hsaOgtagfDu-A
CommNtee AppOinteu 10 Attend
the Funeral.
Nav 70 X, August 6. The Exsc1-
tive Commutae of tie Bi- Associ ton
Of this ty let today to t Ike SETON on
he cath If * G ". Tudeu. Frederick
& Cou i,rt pr sized. Itw.Hr.s lived
TO alto mt a committee to stsld the
tans.al at Grgys one tomorrow, as Mr.
Tldeu ass ore Of ths fouaders and
frs viss-pre iIe,t. and continued a
memte until his d,atl. The 10 ! W.
iug were appr'n1 d on the committee:
II w. NJ, Evarts, James @. Cater,
Stephen ?. Nseb, b niamin d. S Iii.
man, Edw ds T. P.er.po t, William
M, Piichasd, S h H. tar CIV, Fred +.
Oouder, f. F. Narbury, Joshua NJ
Vanco't, John L PUsons, Wheeler II
PeGkham, Ed W. p t.sr.on, Algers
sticEney and Hube,t B Turner.
The Blard # Aide men, the Bar
Assoc alton a d tt e Manha tau Cub
today posed appropriate resolutions
with gard to the death OF Mr.. Tiden.
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NNn.ResideNt Notice.
Circuit Court of Shelby county. Teunem e.
Elsie Moody VS.. William Moody.

Circuit Court of Shelby county, Teuness g.
Elsie Moody VS.. William Moody.
1t Appearing to the OOutt that ON the 5th
day of March, 1885, the petitioner, Elsie
Moody, filed her petition in this Court
against the said William Moody; and that
on the Sth day of March, 1886, sub
pena to answer was issued against said de.
fenIant by the @ ERIK of this Court requiring
him to appear in the cause and make de-
tense, which was placed in the hands of the
Sheriff of Shelby county and by him re.
turned March 10, 1886, defendant not to be
found Ia his county; and thereupon on the
9th day of April, 1886 an alias summons
was issued commanding the Sheriff to sum
mon said defendant /, appear in the cause
on the third Monday in Nay, 1856, to answer
the petition Of the said Elsie Moody, and tho
Sheriff, having made ra'urn on the 18th OF
May, 1885, that q ter diligent search made
tho defendant, william Moody, was not to
be found in bis county:
1t is therefore ordered, adiudged and de-
creed, That publication once week, for
four consecutive weeks, be made 10 the Mem
phis Appeal, newspaper published in shell
by county, requiring the said William Moody
to personally he and appear in this cause ON
th" third Monday IN September next, then and
there to answer the petition If the said Elsie
Mood or the same will be taken as con-
iessed and the cause win be tried OK parte.
A copy-attest: JOSEPH UHL, Clerk,
BY Geo J. Campbell. De uty Clerk.
James GALLAGHER, Atty for pl'H.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-07
WHO IN 10 BLAME FOR THE
NEIOS?


Never has he Presidential veto neu-
tralized the action of Congress to the
extent il has done during the past es.
sion. -Four more measures were vetoed
than have brior eodured such fate
since the fri V to President ever
prom unc q. This is terrible rebuke
to the Con ss thus checked and
counIermandc', or II is indicative (
dita oria zap iouspets 40 the pa,t Of
thu Presi 'ni. Which Ia IL? That
quls on j. easily answered, and an.
swere mpl tely, in the words OF
the review OF tn work Of the sel sion
the APPEAL pulls yesterday;
awhile nearly an the vetoed bills OF
the Sauae W ro reported back from
the committees with the recon-
manl.tion that they pasa, not
Withstand So. G fr sidents objection,
and eh.le smiIar sc.iou was t,ken
on some of tine House bills,
only one ww passed By The two houses orcr
he m'o,' Taere ia tho vndietton q
the President and tie crpdempatioo
of Conr 49, But for tbs President
al @. Those unworthy things would
hry. b n lew to-day II requires no
TN d mr. g. no il le determination
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-07

"a ion. From Madison II is reported
hst Alva G. Oryi., a "a Trad engineer,
was stt3cked while on is engine
and within four hours was, IN a
critical condition, having lost his
power Of spec b, his mufc'es being
ttr1by cJntrsc ed AID lis limbs be-.
ing Drawn. Pny sicians rad he was
suffering iiom Asia'ic cholera, though
" rq o.hsr scurcs it was leainod that
Or,is Was fufering from IN tack of
ct o.tra morbus. AT Miiad,rs eight
people have died from the alleged dis
c -es, None Of lhesa reports are irom
ctiicial sourc-e, end the state b ard OF
Health Is IL clinsd to DOUBT their ac
euracy, while admitting the possibility
thtt lLe caqes eXigt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-07
st. Agnes Female Academy,
MEMPHIS. TENN

TNHlS Institution is delightfully."- situated
L IN retired and healthy part of The city
OF Memphis, oomman 1ipg this advantage Of
town aud country. The entire surroundings
oresthe IN AYR ot peaceful seclusion, which
ever eAerLs 50 powerful au influonce over the
moral, physic'i and intellectual lite. The
course OF study embraces tho VariOus
branches of solid and useful education,
In the regular English course, tho pupils ON
entering are ranked tceording to their pro-
fclency ia Or hog Apply, Grammar ard Arilh-
metiO. Particular attention is given TO Sa-
cred and PrOiane IL story. Rhetoric aud
Composition, Latin a0d Preach en- or into
the regular ur50. a portion OF tune IL n.
lowed to each pulil fur Plain and Orunmel-
tai NeeliCNork, 'hslt, FioWors, etc Terms,
pe. Session. y NaDie hall-yl3iiY, Invariably
% advance nor boar and tuitiO1 in al
branches taught ia tho higdost schools,
PAIN Se"'nA, 'llrblnE, tc b d, Feeding,
Stanoncry and Washing, 500 and Sl25, &C
coidlnc - me asg ar C,sss Of tn pupil.
Specl terms When several members % the
S4me family attend the scJor No allow
auce vs. made Tor portal 4bsence or with
dfaTal before ms eSr alton Of tho Re m, eX-
cept n cases Of soriQus or pruu9cted illness,
kXTRAs-German, Italian, etc. each Sl2;
mIlusie IN Flop0 ana us9 OF instrument, s 30;
DRAWING and Natcr loiar., $40 or Paint
ing so; ImbrCi1ery ful Ornamental Work,
e.Oi use tl Library, .2t Vocal Music in class,
81; Private Lessons, Sl5. Board per month
dur .ng vacation, ii .peHt gt The Academy,
wash NJ, slc., SD. Medicine and physiciau's
fees will form extra charges Terms for day
pupils, So 81, 50 OF Sd uel month. For lur-
ther particulars apply to the
LADY SUPERIOR
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TONES, auGwunes AMI LIB.

iW AS.
I.gnsw Niojuy in england have
nor ,et set led into their plscss, and
already signs ,i coming trouble for
the are mantle ting themsflves. A
pno'a OF the Liberals opporsd TO
Iris h ue rule ned With them ~
Bort tmugwumpadiil iun - aid them
a tie recent cleJtiou When It be.
cam' .cessay 90 form uew admia.
ist c "a tie mu Hump Liberals Ie
IN 1 10 iHn 10, and tho ToI,e. w,ro
BIT to uni ease tbs soyonm,nt
81 ns. AIsaiy the To,i i.el how
wax t-cy a.e without hir mug.
Vunasi ems = legia.i gtJ a.
tuss . athcry, white the
acnsd ar.u rs any participation
W hucir boy lincs, iurll or than
ID houc.u. G.,strn ie co,c,raed.
Ia'y Ha.eor.u ia'c to the Ieegth Of
~ irso1ao the Tory Minis era who
ca da FIR e'rcor at Biz.
uiagaaa T..s Ia. t.r.wa coa..er.
n do iuo ID, Tory ,anr, ana l.ad
cHarlint.a. IIarj tier " sgtors
b.eac ol aM"o. eve OF {. TN
aI. 40 Lbr me- tnr sc L.d
Hti..tnaue h...l
tIIv .aus.t a.I. r... Of d.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-07
DON session

In tie afternoon q number of wit.
nessea were Examined, among them
an anarchist VINO was present at the
hay market massacre, who sgain de.
tailed the events of that night. The
only poirt Of i.t.fest was the iart
that tha wtl.as was among the
wounded.
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S. ID 30 10 81 ,
NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. 62S5, r In tho Chancery Court of
Shelley County, Tenn The supreme lodge
of the Ancient urder of United WJrkmen
VS.. A. W. Johnston Of NJ
1t appearing from the bill which is sworn
70 in this cause that the defendants, John h.
No0dlock, W. WOodluck and Maggie Wood
lock, are non resident Of the State OF Ten
rossee, and that the residence of the defend
Rnt, Leo Woodlook, ia unknown add cannot
he ascorta'ned after dilipent inquiry;
ltis therefore ordered, That said four de-
PENDANTS ast above named make their ap-
poarauce herein, at the Courthouse of Shelby
county, IN Memphis, Tenn, on or before
the first Monday 10 September, 1885, and
plead, answer or demur 20 cOmplainants
bill, or.the same will be- ken for confessed
rs g, them, said John r. Woodlock, ".
Woodlock, Maggie Wo0dlock and Leo Wood
lock, and sot for hearing ex parte; and that
copy Of this order be- published once a
week., for four successive weeks. in the
Memphis Daily Appeal. This 18th day Of
July, 1888. A copv-attpgt,
y. |. MCDQW ELL, Clerk and Master
by II. 7. Walsh, Deputy o. and NJ.
Juln FriR7elI, Sol fnr rplnpIitg
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70 ell who are suffering from the errors an
indiscretions of youth nervous weakness,
carly decay, loss of manhood, etc., will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discover
ed by a missionary in South America. Send
elf addressed envelope TO the Rev, JOSEPH
T. TgMIg, Station n, Ve,g En-
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NnOLERA IN WIsUONsII


MILwAugEE, WI, August 6.-Re-
ports OF The existence of Aitig
chClero cases having r. ach5a this uty
To-Day from Madison. Chippewa Falls
and Miladore, The members of the
state Bo.rd OF Health made prepare
tons tonight 10 start out Immediately
on Icceip. of reliable condrma,ory in.
'elligonce TO make 3 personal inyest..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-07
AT WASHINGTON.

Departure Of the president 20 At
tend the Funeral.
WAsHrNGToE, August 8.-The Pres
dent left Washington this evening for
New York to at end the funeral Of
Mr.. 1ilden tomorrow. Acting Serre-
tary FaiIchild aod 2 number OF ether
oflici ala will at cad the funeral,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-07
A Mrmrgist's NtorY

Mr. Isaac .. Chapman, druggist,
Newburg, N. Y, writes us: 81 nave
for the pas, ten years sold several
groos Of DR.. William Halle Balsa'n for
tse LHng7, B cav l5y o. IL what
Crc1ot s1v 81 Nny t'l-g rscliriue,
E.S5 rGv3J hoard G esrtly. .p sreak OF
/ tcttt9 p1iC its fi-sEs 20 i&e nigh
e5 tHWusL i havs recommended 4.
Ia @ srCut many oGtes Of vhooping
cough, with the haprinst effects I
have ungd 70 in my own 'Gmily for
many years; iu iset, always have %
hottie iu the medicine closet ready l0r
uee.n
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-07
GENERAL aEROHANDEsE

for sale. wiz tent or ease to purchaser, (
desired, my ewc-story iron. front building
containing stock, on reasonable terms. Any
one wishing to go into business can secure a
bargain by calling on GEO. LAKE,
July6, 1886. GRENADA, MISS.
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For SIS ale.

For SIS al O.
DEGISTERED JERSEY BULL MYERS"
~ NO, Cola fine breeder and an exceed
ingly handsome and well bred Bull.
SIRE-Cbampiou of America. No. 1867.
DAM-0ctlbbeba Duchess ID, No. 1868, by
Aldine, ll36. Second Dam-0ctibbeh a
Duchess, 4l23 Q7 BIS. butter in days., by
Hub, 1909. Third Dam-Lucky Bell 3, 22l4.
Fourth Dam-Fansy 6Jh, No. 3S, by Patter-
son, No. II.
MYERS hes 50por cent. blood Champion of
America, sire 10 cows in 70 10. list.
MYERS has % per cont. blood Aldine, sire 5
cnwg il II TO- list.
MYERS has l2@ per cont blood Hub, sire 5
cows in IA 10 list.
MYERS hes 1919 per cent. blood Lucky
Belle dam COWS in % To. list
Sold to avoid in breeding
JOAN OyERTON. JR.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-07

III HeDGT bthl.f. or uNst.i0HFfs
Its Grand SluEsF NuplbpE Drawings
take place mOnthty, aWO tbe TX.
traOTdtnnry Drawings regularly cV-
cry three mOn1,is instead o. semi.
Annually aN hgr"f fore.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY go
WIN A FOREt As EIGHTH GRAND
DRAWING, GLASS "a, as THE ACADEMY
OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
august 10, .ISS6- I95th Monthly Draw
inu
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LIS KS al. So Z III. eS5
NGSEa GALE.

S9s- On account of other engagements re-
curing my entire personal attention, have
concluded TO quit the mercantile part OF my
business, and now fer my entire stock OF
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-07

Incorporated y 1855 lor twenty-five years
By tho Losisia5urs for EducaiicbG aud
Charitable pVrpUseE-wItl capital 8f ST.
600, 90O-to which q r.'atye fund O. over $780,
COO has since been Il'ea.
By an overwhelming popular vote its
franchise was made mart of the pT12ontStat
Contribution, adopted December "a, AID.
The only Lo'tery srrv Vafsd on and ia6orsed
bp The people Of ON VIII.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-07
HERMAN BECKER,

who lives on Randolph street near the
hay market sa d he saw Schwab on
the h y market few minutes after 8
O'Clock on The n ght Of May Alb, and
aterwrd saw him take rert Ger
and 90 east TIE testimony of these
witnesses does not ColtIadict hat Of
the Sst3, except that of Glmer, who
stated that he saw him in company
with Spies just prior to the ex-
ulOston
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WiH pay all Prizss drum N fhe Lo,igi1Ha
State Lotteries ,ohieb mag Be pregsataf al our
nnatufarn
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AT NEW YORK.

Meeting af she Bnr unconditional
Commtttee .AppOinteu 10 Attend
the Funeral
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J.H,OGLEsBY.gses. n. Tnt'I Bank.
j. W.KTLBHETyf ssye8. State Eat'I Rk
a. BALDWRS, Ercs. Is. q. Kat. Bk.
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va called TO repast the testimony Of
OH Wessler on 'ha ira Of young
mal named SO uer in which he e.
.c ulaimgd q a. Strire was the per.
san pointed cut as fling az the police
ms ad OF FeIden. The witness was
unable to rep3a, the testimony and
WINS uE-usel.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-06-30

The Democratic Louisville Cour-
ier-Journal uses pretty strong Ian.
guage in its charges against the
action Of that party for not fulfill
ing its promises to the people of
reform in the various departments
of the government. 1t says, Taxa
ton has not been reduced, that ex-
travagance is as great as under
Republican rule. That the party
has made no effort to relieve the
industrial depression of the coun-
try. The expenses of the Govern
ment has not been cut down. The
plain English of these complaints
made by that paper is, that the party
has been failure. The truth is,
the Courier-Journal is on the
wrong side, and the intelligent
Democrats will all soon learn that
after twenty-five years of prosper
GUS rule, by the Republican party,
the old Democratic ideas will not
stand the test.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-06-30

In the higher walks of manhood
men should be prepared to take all
classes of insults. If a man pro-
fesses holiness he should live a holy
life; If purity, then he should be
pure. If he processes to be on the
Christ side, then he should be able
to stand the insult of being spit
upon without resentment or Offer
ing the like insults. The world
said of Christ, who was pure, he is
a babbler and a -bibber, and he
has a devil; but these were the ex-
pressions from impure hearts, and
the eminations of impure lives. In
the higher manhood life, which
is Christianity, men who espouse a
cause should expect, if they do
their duty to God and man, to be
called radical, fanatical, a crank, a
demagogue, One-ideaed man, or
even a fool; but, with st. Paul,
they should glory in the fact that
they are accounted worthy of per-
secution for Christs sake. The
world, the flesh and the devil have
the work of the persecution of good
men and women to do, and it be-
comes the test of the higher man.
hood life.