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Wien lpn.i is rnIcl = / ling
to Cots wo At. angels might b,
a~kc; to stay aIight with us. and
,hcv would no find themselves on
# their element.
SpurgcOn.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-22

Is, in my opinion, the worst pre-
vSillrg eyi and one that ought
TO be stopped. Yet tie professors Of
them elves are ter Y powell IS to do
so. THIS is the lysteH OF lacking,
rs termed by the students, which is
simply the using Of Transitions, keys,
etc, iostead of working out their les
sons for themselves as they should do.
| simply mention this in order 10 call
the attention OF the people to the fact
that the professors sre not to blame
for the seeming decline q the univer-
sity.
have also heard it stated that the
Governor has received letters COM
planning of the professors. This can
be easily explained. We all know that
when one is young and liable to neg
lect his duty sometimes, he is prone to
lay the blame upon some one else
Just so it has been with some Of the
students. they have not performed
their duty as theyshou snd imagine
that the pr. fefsor is the cause of it al,
hence have written their complaints
TO their parents, who Of course, will
give full ere dit to the judgment OF
their sons, and therefore have written
10 The Governor.
Such has been the condition OF
things at the university. Such the
evils and such the causes that have in
our opinion brought about the present
state Of AFFAIR.". We believe the trns.
tees TO be gentlemen who want to do
what is right, and that hey will cor
rect any errors they zee they have
made, but we think thst there are
things that ara bringir g hs university
down that they know not o..
ALIJMNUS.
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ALBANY'S BICENTENNIAI..
Fourth Day of the Celebration
Another big Procession.

ALBANY, N Y, July 21.-The fourth
day Of the B centennial began most
auspiciousy y. Msj. James o. Wood
ward was grand marshal of the day
ard Col John S. McEwan was mis-
chief OF staff. The procession was
wade up Of eight divisions. Among
those who rode at the head of the
line wa, the Indian chieftain Joseph,
the BurQesses Corps, acting as escort
to the Mayor m smbers of the City
Council aud city officials, who rode in
carriages. Among The visitors were
the delegates who have come from
Hallsnd t. take part in the celebra-
ton, and memb rs Of the Holland So
uiety, Of New York, accom- anied by
a committee of the local Ho land So
ciety. Following these came uni
formed Odd Fellows, Knights of Py tn
les, Caledonian societies, the Uncon-
ditionals, and Numerous other local
and visi Ing organizations. Among
the more noticeable features in The
inc were b.nd Of Caughnawa In
dams and a decorated wagon bearing
the first 10 Umotlve used on tire Della
ware and Huds on railroad. The great
feature of she procession, however,
W s the parade Of the fremen. The
firemen were warmly greeted as they
marched though the liues OF specta-
tors, and more Of them more cordially
than the Old Veterans from New York.
At the grand stand, at the park, the
procession vas reviewed by Gov Hill
and Mayor Thatcher. Shortly before
the procession started about twenty
members OF the Holland Society, Of
New York and fifteen members Of
the Hollsnu Society, of Albany, &C.
companied by Gen. R ger Lenox
Banks snd )ther members of the An
nive sary Commit ee, escorted to the
Mayors Office the three visitors from
Holand, who arrived here last night.
They are DR.. F. Blom Cos'er, physi.
clan 10 the Queen of holland, and
Herman NJ. J. Coster, jr., and Cheva.
lier Antouius de Jonpe, of the Uni
versity Of Leyden, who were dele
gateo TO Represent their country at he
bicentenary. 1hsy were introduced
to M yor Thatcher and pres n ed to
him aud TO the citiz ms Of Albany a
formal gree ing from the Burgomsster
and Council Of the Hague, engrossed
on parchment and hal dsomely illu-
minat ID Tn Mayor babe them well
come and expresst d great sat STAG ion
at ths cCurtesy aud good will OF The
citizens OF the Hague, of the city Of
Amsterdam, aud OF the University OF
Lsyden.
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THE UNDYISG ONE.

We were five brothers, with sisters three,
Blithe and merry as bright birds be-
John and Peter and Joe and Dan.
Henry and Sue and Kate and Fan.
But alone Of that fair FIVE
To tell the tale am left alive
Humble our lot, for we were but flies,
Yet we loved with the love hat never dies
Summers come and Summers go,
But the love Of fly is not built so.
We buzzed round his pillow and bit his
nose;
Together when Night had sr-ead her pail
We stuck in beauty upon the wall.
"But what" they said, IS the nose Of
So John and Peter and Hea and Dan
Flew to sugar and cake and Tread;
Ere night had fallen they all lay dead,
For the hand of Aduteration there
Had set its gin, had laid its snare.
Bread of alumni and cake of plaster
Upon them wrought this great disaster,
And for sugar the chemist grim, though
Had min gled glucose and sulThuric acid.
And he murdered them, who were not his
foes:
May the bluest Blue Ruin bite his nose!
But Joe. my brother, thou went'st not
With thy long 1.-THE legs ami thy pate of
brownl
A,l hnnthor he, e..
Was but deferred till the night was late,
And we, bereft upon the wall,
Wept together our dear ones fall
Twas then thy legs grew stiff With fright
And sudden thy wings stood straight up
right!
"Oh, brother, / die, fain'. slip!
My tarsi no longer retain their grip
'"Tis nitric acid that cooks my goose;
Twas in the syrup / drank profuse!
And suck up the death damp from my brow
Brother, die !"-'twas the last he spoke,
Then, Keeling, fell, and my heart was broke,
".
Then longing wild o'ercame my soul
For the graVe-for the wounded hearts one
goal.
Add at dawn, when the sun rose in his pride,
Then rushed forth-to my suicide.
Oh. give me, give me fly paper there,
1t shall end at once my life and dsspairi
Deep to the poison bent my head,
And ! sucked as he sucks who would fain be
dead,
Though oft my friends had said: "Fly
paper
For suicides ism the proper caper,-
1.-THE poisoned Fly lives long, and my sad
age
But proves the truth of this quaint old
adage.
V.
You ask me why to cake and bread
And sugar fly not, and so so dead.
All, friend, can I sip of what made them
stifen2
OF what slew them can make my tifn?
Remembrance clings, and each thing they
used
By me forever must be refused.
L'ENvOI.
But perchance they'll make, as the years
go by,
A fly paper that viii kill a Ay!
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A Criminal Marriage.

CNcINNATI, o., Juiy 2 "A special
from Grt ens burg, KY, avs tn t Gem
Bishop, age d 20, was married Monday
10 Rstta Bos on, his W I'd, aged lot
over 8. Bistop is a back woods doctor
AID preacher, p IS bly wi hont license
or diploma. HIS wife di d two or
three weeks aye, and thu neighbors
threatened to take from him this gill,
whom he had adopt d To tnWart
hem he procured a lcanse and was
married by David Judd He preser ted
a cert. ficate from the sill, t. obtain the
license, that she was % years of age.
TT official who G We he lc nse s1s.
pected something wrong and cent a
messenger tn recall it, bu h reached
ths pace jasl sf'gr he mari. ge care
mouy haa been p formed.
UsES0ZOD0NT when you have eaten ;
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EN-;
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Use sOZODON 7 ma ask 20 Question.
Prageive y0u, mo a aad vqu won't
Regret the use Of s0ZODONT.
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a Chance for Jay Could to Distin
gMtAh himself

New YORK, July 21.- Capt Charles
Alien, who WIS a. the wheel If Nor
man l. Muuro's wonderful cam
launch Henlistla IN the race with Jay
Guilds steam yacht Surprise at Shell
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the nine'y mite course t thu Ameri-
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the city of New Y rk. Capt Allen
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same course ag 10 at Shelter Island,
the CONDITION btirg that the Henri
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CAAHCFRY SALE
or
ES II A b. III ~ z 4 " "

No. 5i32., r D Oh ,ucery Court o Shelby
cou'tyI,Sta Ienrc sec We, j. 4. B'so-
low ct al
by virtue of an in,or oc,'ory decree for
ID sale orte ed In the AhOFr $50 uu tho
4th day OF Janu ry, / ST VI u, 3 pr,o /,
will sell, at public auction. tn the nest
b oder, In from Of tho Clerk ant NJ 'stHr'1
Olhco COURTEOUS of shcl y ,uu iy, Maui
phs, Tennessee, on
sR UrdBy, Angus ~ 1870.
with lolal hou s, the fplowrg described
property, 'itusted in n ,ib5 u.ry, I "A.
Lot II, blck %. fronting 20 oct on The
moth side OF Bro way, northeast co ner Ut
al ey epst ~ Sixth street.
Lot 20. b 0ck 20 iron ding 40 eet on the eH7t
lid o sixth street, 70 Of NORTH ut labamR
street, l0,h ward, by depth OF 1915 tcct.
old as property Al h. II. Cjoney and IL. l..
Andres
% 2s, block II, fronting 25 feet on the
south tide If Broadway street, southeast
corner OF ey east NJ Second stre,t, 10th
ward, hy a depth Il 10 Get
Lot 30, beck II, fronting q feet on the
south SIDE # Bro dgay tree, adjoining lot
2Sl, b. den b of 0 'ee,; -,
Ln' 9, ] NJ. Tia e's.ubdiyis,on, routing %
lcot on the Ktst side Wilktr on street,
uorthwes corner Of G.orgi street, by
depth Of 1855 eo'. Sold as property Of Jane
Craw ord iaylr.
L.. %, Folks subiivisior, 80 feet front on
the south side Of GeOrgis st eet SO fec west
II Mckinley street by depth of l70 teet.
lots fOand 81. b'ock l, 4. Wrisht's subdi.
viiul, 'front.' rl 60 'ect On the $ ut side OF
Geory.a s,re I ~ eet west 0, Wrights ave-
Terms al Su't Il credit Of Xix months;
rofs TN atorr ", bearing interest, re-
q1Iatt. l,cr r. I'd reiempi0 barred.
$ acD w Id, . e,k and Master.
'g .. rr.. oput N md M.
D. ID &,.N sHl HH.f"i YRS
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