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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-03
INDIANA REPUBLICANS.
MEETING OF THE STATE COSVEN-
TON AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Senator HarrlsOn's Address on TAX
Ing the Chair-NOmisatiOns-
General Political h0tes.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, September. p
The Republican State Convention met
al IL O'Clock to-day. Senator Hsrr son
was chosen Chairman and John H.
Rupe of Richmond, Secretary. The
Committee on Resolutions reported.
Thei report, srragning the national
and State administrations and embody-
ing the platform, was unanimously
adopted.
When Senstr Harrison, in taking
the chair, rose to addre's the great
audience Of nesrly 5000 people throng-
ing the City Hail, he was greeted vito
round after Tonnd of applause. Ladies
and gentlemen in the galleries waved
their handkerchief aud there were
ringing cheers lopg continued his
speech was an a raignment OF the DEM
ocrAiic administration both natlonal
and State. He dive t with bitter en-
phssis IN the gsrrymander by the last
Democratic Legislature. he eaid the
irst thought that suggested tself to
him was that thoee wno are assembled
today ore politically d sfrancbised.
The appCrtionment for Legislative and
Congressional Purposes made by the
Demo Cratic patty, Acknowledgement
r political encs which has made
the South solid, which has kept the
free people Of Dsko'a from parLiCipat
ing in public affairs; which has az
tempted by frau to rob the people of
| Ohio of their representation. 1t has
( invade d Indiana, and we ara today
confronting t1e question how we shall
recover our pc itlcal equslity. He
| said this /, the dominaot and CONTROL
irg question in the campaign in In.
diana, aud he would have al bsrr in
mind that this acknowledgements does
not simply operate upon Republicans,
but affects Z entire mOjorlty vote o.
The State. N,tloDalists and Pfohib'-
tion,sts have been stripped OF their
power as citizens by this outrageous
act Of legislation, which was intended
to enthrOne the Democratic party IN
power without regard TO the vii OF the
people. IL is the first question be-
c.use we cannot accomplish our wishes
in stats tgslation or in the halls OF
legislation at Washington until we
recover our equal political power
After reading and adopt ng the
platform the convention proceeded tn
nominations.
r. S. Robeitqon, Of Allen COUNT,
wac nominated for Lieutenant Gov
ernor; Charles l.. Griffin, of L.ke, for
Secretary OF State; Bruce Carr, OF
Orsnge county, for Auditor. Attorney
General, Gen. L. l.. Kitchener. OF Shell
by; Supreme Judge, Bryan Il. Elliot
CT Ma,ion; Clerk tof the supreme
Court, w. |. Noble, Of Wayne; upper
iuiendent OF Public Instruction, S. U.
Laiollette, Of Floyd.
A resolution offered by r. w
1homp'on, extending sympathy t.
the Charleston sufferers and pledginG
the convention 10 material contriou
too in that behalf, was approved with
U,a,f antbuei astn
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL--FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1885,

the train at the iop OF q grade, took
ono brakeman and went q srort dis
tsnce tn t,ke on wood. While the
cars at the top OF the grade were being
loaded, one car got away from the
men and ran down the grade into the
engine. The eoQineer, fireman end
brakeman bad Just finished loading
the te ader and got into the engine to
s art back, when the ctr struck them.
The engine end tender we're a'mott
ins'snt desir,, ed and Ernest Will
cox, fireman, and james Moshler, the
brakeman, were Xxi led instantly. The
engineer escaped alive with serious
injuries, hut not f'tal. The brakeman
was found distance from the e'g ne
in hole dug beside the track, W h a
log lying on him end the bole I'll ed
with water. The fireman was ntt
putting wocd INFO the fire box and
wa, crushed fgainst it and horrioIy
burned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-03

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September 2,-The
Union men employed in the brewer
ies in Gbe c ty held meeting last
night and another this morning, at
which It WAS determined to insist on
their demand that the bosses withdraw
the order requiring employees to leave
the union II that organization did not
raise The Boycott on the small brew
cries by September 4tb. The demand
was made this forenoon, and net be-
ing acceded to, about 700 mea walked
out. Every brewery in the city is al
itc'ed, though all have enough men to
continue operations, many union men
IT fusirg IN 70 cut. Both eides express
determination TO hold out on the
present y an.
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NKw York, September AT a
meeting Of the master plumbers t@day
It was resolved il the j urueymen
plumbers demand for cont oil Of the
apprentices is not Withdrawn by tc-
morrow evening 10 declare a general
lockout. At ths meeting reports were
presented showing that in half the
shope ths men were working under
the ass ocation's rules. In the other
shops the men ara working provision
ally until action is taken by the union.
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Loaded Down with Mortgages

GRAND RAPIp', MICH, September 3
The N-wago Manuiac uripg and the
Graau Rapids Manufacturing Com
panies have given mortgages aggre-
gazing ov,r S6C00C0 to D. p. Clay. Of
this ii y, ard j. w. Converse, of b s
ton, cover ng all assets AID possee
ri ms, to secure their indorse meut on
the com psny's pace. Clay and Con
verse are heavily interested in tht
amhor g aad concerns.
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g,appled witu by A. J. Ormand, scd
Hume, Hamilton, and ober pm
oeophers, rs we'll ss Spencer and
the eyolutionis,s, are called a n ior
their testimony; "Oountry OhuIcnes
in New England" 'lndian Ireanes
and National Honor" salu'ary read
ing just now: "Freedmen During g,, me
War ;""A Dispatch Box" and "Ihe
Blue Veil" The critlcism', notes ana
reviews that close the number are
thoughtful residing. Armstrong q
Son New York. publishers.
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Irish CathoIIc benevolent UDion,

LANCASHIRE, PA, September 2,-At
this MORNINGS Session OF the lrieh
Catholic Benevolent Union coIlec'
ton WIS taken for the relief OF the
Char!etton earthquake suiferers, 800
being raced The ell, ction for officers
re II ted as follows; President, the
Hon. Michael Glenuau, OF New York ;
first v'cs PRECEDENT, John A. Coyle, OF
Lancaster; second vice president,
Msuri o Caull, Of Jtfiersouvllle, Ind
secretary, Martin I. j. Griffin, Of Phil
sde'pli,; treasurer, the Rev. Mr..
IL my, OF st Louis; Executive Com
mittee, Judge Dennis Dryer, Dayton,
o. the R'v. O. j. Mcdonald, 81 l. us
j. j. Behsu, Kingston, Canada, Aitel
telecliog Washington Tor the next
plaza q meeting the convention ad'
| iuurnt Il sine die.
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st. Agnes Female Academy,


TNHIS Institution is delirhtfully situated
l. in a retired and healthy part Of the city
of Memphis, commanding tbs advantage of
town and country. The entire surroundings
breathe an air OF peaceful seclusion, which
ever exerts so powerful an influence over tho
moral, physic Il and Intellectual lie. The
course of study embraces the various
branches of solid and useful education.
In the regular English course, the pupils on
entering are ranked sccording TO their pro-
fciency in Or hog Apply, Grammar and Arith-
metic. Particular attention is Given 10 Sa-
cred and Profane History. Rhetoric and
Composition. Latin and French enter into
the regular course. portion OF time is al
lowed to each pupil for Plain and 0rnaWen-
tai NeedewOrk, shell. Flowers, etc. 1ermss
per Session, /. yable halt-yeaIly, invariably
10 advance. For board and tuition in all
branches taught in the highest schools,
Plain Sewing, Marking. etc Bed, BEDDING.
Stationery ard Washicg, 800 and SIPS, ac-
cOiding to the age or class of the pupil.
Special terms when several members o. the
same family attend the school No allow
ance is made for partial absence or with
drawal before the expiration OF the te m, ex-
cept in cases of serious or prOtracted illness.
hXTRAs-German, Italian, etc, each Sl2;
Music on Piano and use of instrument, $50;
Drawing and Water Colors, 80; Oil Paint
ing, SO; Embroidery and Ornamental Work,
al0; Use Of Library, 81; Vocal Music in class,
s.; Private Lessons, SIS. Board per month
dur ng vacation. if spelt at the Academy,
wash ng, ETC., Sl5. Medicine and physician
fees will form extra charges Terms for day
pupils, So, 81, S. or S. por month. For fur
Their particulars apply to the, ,,n,nroo
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MAYOR smi,h 70 Re Inyestignted. y

PHILADELPHIA, PA, September g.
At R meetil G Of the Common Council
today. resolution was adopted, with
ont discerning voice, for the appoint
mont of a committee to inverligat'
the COL du Of Mayor Smith, / oking
o bis impeachment, in case certain
money ira sactions cannot be sat s.
factoiIy explained bv him.
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AIInnr pIcl1un.

New York, September Comp
troller Loew having been informed
that property on Grand b ulevsrd
and Seventy. seventh street was need
cd for q public thoroughfare, begun .
search OF the records for the owner Of
II. He discovered that II was alresdy
the City's property. He learned that
the place was owned and occupied by
the late Fernando Wood VIXEN he wat
Mayer of the city, and that he hat
disposed Of il TO the city for $4,000
A number Of tquattors were notiheC
today they would have TO leave.
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LihsraI Offer.

LONDON, September 2.-Mr. Andrew
Carneg'e has written letter to the
Lord Provo t OF Edinburgh, offering
e.5,0I0 for the establishment OF free
literary, on the condition that Edin'
bu'ph sdop's the free libraries act, by
the terms of which a tax, not exceed
ing one penny in the pound, is char ed
tn deiray he current expenses OF pub
lie librsr es. ...
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II. Succeed the Ron. N. j. Hammo nd

ATLANTA, GA September 2. Judge
John d. Stewa t, of spaldipg coun'y,
was yesterday dominated by the Dem.
ccratic Congressional Convention OF
tho Fifth D 8 ct, to succeel the Hon
n j Hammond.
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Nn,,oDnI hoard orstcnm NAVIGATOR.

NEw YoRK, September AT the
session tf the National Board Of Steam
Navigation day it was resolved TO
ask tie Secretary Of the Treasury for
q modification OF rules in reference to
the ductiliiy Of s'esl used in the con-
struchon OF high presure boiler', such
as are used on tteGmsrs on Western
rivers
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-03
DUCK HILL. MISS.
A Successful Protraeted Meeting Il"
Progress.
IarncIAL mol rnE APPEAL.

IsPRCIAL TO THE APPEAL
Duck HILL, MES, September =
Duck Hill is enjoying a grta' reyivel
OF religion. For several days pro-
tracted meeting has been IN progress
at the Methodist church conducted by
the Rev. J. A. Bower, the royivallst
of this conference. Daily has the in
te,ts. been increasing, the congregs-
lions growing larger and the noble
preacher becoming mo- e eloquent ana
earnest and persuasive until the meet,
ing has developed into healthy soul
stirring revival OF religion all over
this town and community. Lest night
there were assembled perhaps the
largest congregation ever preached to
here before. Mr.. Bowen as a revival
1T has be N called the Fam Jones OF
Mississippi He has cerlsinly met
with wonderful sucCess in his meet
ings in various p.rts Of the state, at
Coripth, Bateeville, oxford, Grenada
and other places. :.
The queking'o of the earth was d s.
timely lelt here the night OF the 3ls'
ttltin1O
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ABERDEEN, MISS.
A BLOODY TRAGEDY ENACTED
ON THE STREETS.
One Man Killed and Another Wound
ed Personal Mention and
General News Notes.
ls.,nrlL TO rnE ArrEAL.I

ABERDEEN, Miss September "A
bloody uagedy was enacted en- our
streets at 3 O'Clock this sftsrncon.
Bari. r. Popham and his brother-in-
law, Melon aid, met Henry @. Roberts
on the slest, near the Heisen ware
house, and fatal alter cation sued.
Four or five pistol shots were heard
in rapid success ion, when r berts fell
dead, shot through the body and
head. Popham was shot by Roberts
through the leg. Mcdonald, who
escaped uDhult, was arrested and
placed in JAN. Popham was arrested
and placed uuder guard at his home.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-03
UNIVERsITY SCHOOL,

VA. The Twenty second
Annual Session OF this School for Boys
begins the first Monday in October. Thor.
Sinia, leading Engineering Schools and
United states Military and Naval Acade-
mies; highly recommended By Faculty of
fTniyorgity o. Virginia. full staff of INSTRUCT
ors; situation healthfrl., Early application
advised, as number Of bOarders is stricl
Iimitad, For cataloeVe address
W. GORDON MoCABE. Head Master.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-03
Terrible Accident

TRAYLrNo, MICH, September "A
terrible accident occurred on Blodgett
& Byrues' logging railroad, eight miles
from here, yesterday, The engine left
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-03
THE STATE FEMALE COLLEGE

WILL reonen Sept. 10, 1886. Located in
w healthful and delightful suburb, ac--
csssible by car lines TO and from all parts of
city. Instruction thorough, and according
10 the most approved educatlonal methods.
Superior and trained specialists in the va
rios Departments of Music, Art. Elocution,
Modern Language Science, Classics and
Urinary Teaching.
For further particular apply to
MISS M0LLIE b. MARSHALL, PTin.,
Memphis. Tern,
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ENGINEEEIHs 1E 4 Az !! Y

NaahviIIe, Tenn. THOROUGH instruction
in distinct courses Of Civil, Mechanical and
Mining Engineering annual Tuition s65),
and in Manual Technology Ereel. Full
Faculty. Extensive equipments and facili.
ties in draughting-rooms, laboratories, shops
and Geld practice. Entrance Examinations
Sent, "a, Is and Is. For circulars address
wills WILLIAMS, BuRsAR.
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Mrs. BOwles' School

Opens Sept. II, at 1916 Adams Vt.
CPECTAL advantages for young ladies in
> English ourse, Latin, German, French,
Music and Elocution.
Thorough instruction bv modern methods
is offered to boys and girls from primary
classes thr ugh grammar cnnrse.
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mEBICAL pEYAETnENE
Tulane University of Louisiana.

formerly, ls47-1sSi, the University Of
Louisiana
IT'S advantages for practical instruction in
L diseases Of the Southwest are unrivaled,
as the law secures il superat undant materl-
ais from the great Charity Hospital with lts
700 beds, and 10000 patients annually. stu
dent, have no hosp tal-fees to pay and spe-
cial instruction is daily given at the bedside
OF the sick, as in no other institution. For
catalogue or informa ton, address
Prof. S. Z. CHAILLE, NJ. D., Dean
P. o. Drawer 26l, New Orleahs, La,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-03
BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL

The 2Ist Annual session Opens Sep
TENDER 10, 1856
For catalogue or special information, ap-
ply TO bellevue n. d., Va.
w. *. ABBOT, Principal,
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Memphis Female Seminary
Memphis Institute,

WITH experienced assistants in all de-
w partments, will begin its sixth year
On September lS, 1856.
o.No IA IJ.rnando street, formerly Grace
C cf H BOYS prepared for either Business
~ rog'aee Disoipiina firm aud ST let; in
struction thorough and modem p IN methods
Modern Lapgusges y speeiSi o .s9V en
N'i W. WHARTON S. JONES,
1s6 Hernendo street, Memphis, Tenn.
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The. Appetite


,,,. bo increased. the Digestive organ
strengthened, and the Bowels regulated,
A.. ,al;ro Avcrs pills. These pills ara
y '"No 49, l., ,Do,. oororo,,t,op.
purely VeSo'aolc !" tn''' ''iii''i'io"'
They contain nel'ter caiomo nor any other
Ianccrous drug, and may be taken with
- s.,otv by noroons 81 al, sgas
was , rroot sufferer from Dyspepsia
and Constipation, / had no appetite,
became greatly debilltated, and was con-
stantly afflicted with Headache and Dlzzi-
ness, | consulted our family doctor, Wno
prescribed for me, At various times WIZ WIZ
2u Sn SIT co9smenced taking Ayers Pills.
H. short fine INV digestion and appetite
III '''V-
IMPROVED o
,..,,.o,. ,voro rocr,otod md nv tbe
my DOVES MI ,o i heSwos ~ ,h " pits nv
anne Inisneu W. 49, h ", 'n SIssnnaared
tendency 70 nesu".tIos nav ul'"p s,.irs
anu oo Wn,,irgi6er "T Del "
49, 80, ,o,r with
was 'souu o,,,I, . umd y Gcncr,I 'TncbiIity'
Loss oil ApPoaiy, anu uSlI pi,i. nd he.
commenced tah,ns ayeI ~, ! i,'s, , n1,
lore nnisng nai sar oS u ,v sr restored
,s5, ', pm, D an. y. 0s se., n,s.,p.
known own to me for regulating the bowels,
and Tor all diseases caused BY a disordered
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-03
EDUCATIONAL.
Christian Brothers
College,
es2 ADAMS ST, MEMPHIS.
STUDIES RESUMED
MONDAY, SEPT 6. 1885.
For Board, Tuition, ETC., see catalogue, or
BROTHER MAURELTAN, President.
Clara Conway Institute.
WILL REOPEN
Monday, October 4, 1855.
Enrolment Last Term, 322.

A SCHOOL for the development of yigor-
II Gus, thoughtu, noble womanhOod.
This result is reached by breadth and
thoroughness Of instruction and the awaken
ing of patient, earnest endeavor. A new
Just been completed.
The department of dress making and mil
linery is added Tor the hrst tune.
n the absence OF the Prucipll who is in
Europe fer the summer, catalogues will be
furni he'd on application TO Mrs. b. Z. Nov
ton, 223 Adams street, or they will be found
at any of the city book stores.
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School Of Languages
INSTITUTE.
SOMERVlLLE
St MarV's School,
a. ana PnnIar street.

No. 800 Poplar NtreeI,
MEMPHIS. -: g.: TENNESSEE
BOARDING and Day School for Young
n Ladies and Children, under the charge
OF the Sisters Of St. Mary, of the English
Church, Number of pupils limited to lOO.
Next school Term hegins SeDtemOtr 29in:
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Deshler Female Institute

Boarding and Day school for Young
ladies, Tuscumbis, Alabama.
4 . III ANNUAL SFSS ON onens Wednes-
l. Il day, Sent. |, 1885,. Full Faculty ofex-
perienced and accumulated teachers. Char
tered institut on. First-class in all its APP
pointments Board, including fuel and
lights. tuition 10 entire Literary Depart
ment, EN- hrac ing Ancient and Modern Lam.
gusges, with Music, will be furnished the
entire year for 81 0 in advat ce; the above,
with Art, 1915. Catalogues, containing full
particulars, sent on application.
" A ELOuRNOY. A NJ, Principal.
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Rnrtlett Nnrma1 &chooi

Bartlett Normal School
A TRAINING INSTITUTE YoR BOTH
"A SEXES-A school noted for it' progress;
sive methods and its thorough, honest and
prs ctical inst uction. Cour, OF study ar
ransed ts meet the demands Of the times.
Degrees conferred, tuition cheap, board flom
school we'll equipped, Students received
any time. First Term opens August 2Sd.
second Term, October 25th. Address
NEUHAkDT 4 NEUHARDT. Bartlett, Tom
Memphis Female Seminary
MRS. EMMA &. GUCRER. Principal
TTUE FALL SESSION WILL BEGlA
nepteBber 80, 1886.
Best educational advantages afforded TO pu
nils Loeation--259 Linden street.
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PANTOPS ACADEMY,

NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
For Rows and Young Men. Send for catalogue
John r, SAMPSON, AM. Principal.
Rrv ED0AR WOODS. Phi. D.. Associate.
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This Great State.

There is not prisoner In the
parish Jail of Morehouse.
Covington, in st. Tammany par
ish is enjoying building boom.
Rev. s. G. Lee, a prominent Bap-
fist minister, died at his home in
Arcadia on the 3rd.
The Csligraph thinks a laundry
and a bakery would flourish in Rus.
ton.
The Pointe-a-la- Hache Observer
says: "Plaquemines will have a
railroad and a college. Progress
seems to have struck us all at once.n
The Capitolian-Advocate says the
loss of the orange crop this year
will entail loss to the business of
P!aquemines parish at least $780,.
900.
The Governor has appointed Hon.
l.. b. Watkins, of Coushatta, Asso.
ciate Justice Of tile Supreme Court,
in place of Judge T. q. Manning,
whose term has expired.
The Bienville New Era, of Sparta,
says: "The election Tuesday pass
ed off quietly at this place, and a
very small vote was polled-16 all
told-Vance receiving all of them.
We learn that at Liberty Hill Vance
received IL and Boggs 9 votes.n
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April Magazines.

Tho Aagasineof American History
lor April contains an elegant portrait
otand tribute to Gen. w. 8. Han
cock. The Battle of Chancellors
nlle discussed and the Battle of
oollon is furthsr treated of by Gen.
VIM. Farrar Smith. The North
Carolina Convention of 1888 is the
SUBJECT OF an interesting article
Inc illustrated article on the New
gaze Of Connecticut will be read
WIN especial interest. Terms, $5
year 10 advance; so cents a number.
lne Magazine Of American History,
81 Lafayette place, New York.
Inc Sostaern CaltiUator for April
aasa vainable table of contents,
"vorlng almost every subject con-
aecsed with farming in all it's
ranches. The Cultivator is not
va'y one of the oldest but one of
ae .'veIiest and best agricultural
Salnals il the country. Cultivator
1.O''s0ine Company, Atlanta, Ga.
! 1ae Caterer for April has "a
'lu On Good Living" "a seedy
s.1onouer," and q full menu of
80 sa'nss. The Caterer Company,
Philadelphia. 1907
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-04-15

The Bossier Banner has entered
its 18th volume, having been estab.
lished in 1859; suspended during
the war in order for its editor TO be
9 Johnny Reb, and again closed by
o. s. soldiers during the dark days
of reconstruction for "kickingn
against the powers of provost ga
traps. Wetrust that Bro. Scanland
will still fling his Banner to the
breeze twenty years hence, and be
able to do as lively "kicking" then
as in days gone by.-Coltar Chroms-
Gle.
Thanks, brother Goodwin.
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Thoughts for the Thoughtful.

Keep the heart right and the feet
will not go far astray.
Almost, is failure when it comes
to the salvation Of the soul.
Abondon your sins if you would
haze your doubts abandon you.
If you are on Christ's side you
know it, and the world knows it.
They are never alone who are accom-
panied by pure and noble thoughts.
Little things make up our lives. --
..Behold how great a matter little
fire kindleth."
The truth which Christ taught was
chiefly on these three points: God,
man, immortality.
Your mother was elevated by the
christian religion. Then you should
embrace it as you would your mother.
The law of humanity in Christ is,
that 'sthey which live should not
henceforth live unto themsel yes, but
unto Him which died for them."-
Such is the Christian law Of sacrifice:
to present our bodies and souls to
Christ as a living offering. 1t is no
longer the law Of nature which rules
our life, no longer seH-preservation,
self-indulgence; butt is self surrender
toward God and toward man.
Who has not felt the load taken
from his mind when the hidden guilt
over which he had brooded long has
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u The ladies' of this place hay,

u The ladies Of this place have
organized "Woman's Missionary
Society" with the following named
officers: Mrs. W. Il. Scanland, Pres.
dent; Mrs. r. E. Wyche, Vice Pres
ident; Miss Fannie Murff, Recording
SecretAy; Mrs. M. A. Moseley, Cor
responding Secretary; Mrs. Elias
Skannal, Treasurer.