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The nairowness OF the sphere in Which
woman's social lifo Ia confined IL tho
mother of vice or fault. from which only
women OF exceptionally strong int llo &
aud large interests are free. viz, tho Labit
o. treating the smallest matters as ex-
trcmely important. interpreting signii-
cdnco into accidental TRIES, aud exngvcr-
ating small faults and slips into sciiona
offensos. This tendency is intensified by
tho more acute sensib.hty OF tho sex. which
makes thcm fecl--o use a siniile A. IL TIC
prick of "A pin were as deep and - Danger
Gus as stab from a dagger: aud again.
from the III 'en2ss OF many women, whether
unmarried or married. aud not onyiosecd
I'm the cares Of fertile motherhood. which
leaves Them not only TO attach undue i'm.
poriance TO whatever happens within tier
own circle. bat 20 inietmcddlc, whoucver
fair opportunity Offers. with other peoples
matters, aud 10 gather np loose talk from
all quarters, which easily fip ns into lies
and Tlandur. ON iiis hcselliug sin of
Section OF the sex st. Paul las touched. in
a woll-lnown pasan2e "a Tim. v. 10, with
the trcnchont phrase Of which ho was 40
great master; IA cXicnuatiou OF which we
would only remark that this intermcddling
proceeds not merely from the horror, which
all nature has Of vacuum, but from that
quiet sympathy with ANYTHING vital, which,
as Il is ono OF the alroneest instincts, so Il
leads to all tho most hcnehcial cgencios OF
the seS.
The women nre more given 10 rotty envy
ings, and ienlousies, nni r.yalries Than
men, Is n remark 90 which ! ha,o often
listened with pain -aot from men. but
from womon; good specimens OF the sox
Such unholy iealOus.es are found among
oil competitors To- public favor. both mon
and women, especially artist nni oiher cx-
bibitors; and, IL Il lie iruo ia ans degree
that women. who live IN ctr'a IA sense by
exhibition Of their Charms as men no
doubt, have their htronQ points which tloy
are nothing 10th TO parade nre more given
than men 90 petty icalousi aud evil
speaking Of one another. Il con not be be-
cause their noral naiurs is less noble but
because Of tio very fact " ich we have
just been acceniuating: That their range of
thought is more United, their iuigmcntifgs
cool their sensibillly mora frotful, and
their leisure moro aiundart. Occupation
is tto best specific against tho entrance OF
oil potiy passiong. A bnsy mat will fOreet
an unkind expression hfsfiy dropped,
which an idle woman will seize upon mud
nurse into the dimensionl o. n studied
niiTont. Psof. J SisoH B.ackie.
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CHAPTER xxi

PLAYING Hi3 CaLD3
Miss Wentworth WIS not ncfually mn
happy az the London Jewess Her present
myst,r Qua surroundings did not ternfy
her. but rather charmed her poor. distorted
mind. Indeed, she derived JOy from the
nero fact that she was hiding and that
mono but Che inmates Of that Wreichod
house knew of her whereabouts
She could not sleep however. the clos
ing ~ hof eyes did not shut ont The mental
picture which came 10 her Of the great
agony her aunt was suffering. "and vet.
che Thought that suffering uow leads her
20 happinesa."
Sh6 was anxious that That happiness
should be established quickly and fuliy.
cln zee her, she softly whispered.
hho cries for nae. VIII bids her hope
bis deaf lips touch hers 20 ahe cannot saf-
fef much whom ho consoles her. Ihof0 ig
nothing now - stand between ihein aud
ihar love. Thank hoaven they viii soon
De happy
Thus tho poor eiI. existing on The liss
% Jack Graham. employed the hours dur-
ing which she should bave s'ert: vliIe the
men down stnirs plotted toward tuning her
madness into money.
Shortly before ton O clock The Jowcss en-
tered Der bedroom and assisting her 70
dress. talked 20 bef in more eomaniY
way than she nIs iu fhe habit Of doing.
There was a nice breakfast waiting for her
aue slid in hcr best room. The FIRST no0i
front. where she could DO exactly as She
liked
u vould ike sou to take breakfast with
mo. uIa ON. said poor Ada. il sou vii
be 50 kind. ! nm 20 lonely VIII vou.
ulcisof
The JeWess consented. rthof ssiueisnty.
th7u led her into the front room
Leaving her there. she went down aiaifa
t0 fetch the breakfast
iu a few minutes che returned with d.
and j. nseasaoe from Jack Graham.
The gentleman saws BE- nii come to see
you after you hive done eating ny dear.
she Observed, bat on no account are yru 10
hufrf toufseif
The Jevess. by dint on extreme caulion.
succeeded durlul The meal lH Keeping all
Objectionable phnses aud topics from tho
couVofsaiion.
Theoretically. sbe held ail green Young
i5slies in coniempt bat ihen. she had had
little experience of such females. aud Ga d
Innocence kindied The small diied-np patti.
Gle ~ f,mina'ity that yet remdned within
her
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After breakfast. she cleared away tho
things and went in'o the back parlor TO tell
Graham that the young lady was ready 10
receive him.
TO her surprise she found that Buckley
was not there. although he had been tak-
ing breakfast with Jack few minutes
before.
~Halloal~ said the Jewess. where's your
good looking friondy'
~Gone. replied Jack.
Amt he coming backg"
NO" said Jack.
Buckley Ind been dispatched with n
plausible batch of falsehoods to Perthard.
Graham now wont up stairs To Ada.
Taking her hand with apparent kindness,
he asked her n few trivial questions as Ia
whether she had slept wel and SO on.
Ada observed while he was speaking that
he did not "a hitherto. fix his owes Oh hers.
but rather appeared to avoid them.
Sit down. Miss Wentworth. said Jack.
pointing 10 sofa. "whuc considor----"
lilo stopped. paced the room rest.cesly,
and then sat bv her side on tho sofa.
My dear Miss wcntwnith." he began,
hesiiatingly. "has IL never seemed strange
- you that I. who nm total stranger 4
you and your family. should take 40 much
trouble on your account"
~Noi" sho answered. suddenly at does
now. though. that YOU spcak Of Il: bnt 4
has not seemed simnec tn nov. ncvoi
thought OF that bsiieyo what you told
me. You said. Trust IN me. did. dt
still
Scan YOU see why desired Aand hav,
made such strong efforts nlread, 60 br.np
about the happiness OF Mr. Tryfoil aud
your auut2 Think
Iro BE coT riNuEp.i
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lol must love your work and not be
looking oyos lls eigo ri it for fho rllg
8 l,ceia
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GalIIpolls and Aunlinalon Packet

Steamer b. r EN0S Leaves eniiiro 2.99
n. m dliy except Sunday. oar wing at INT
ngtou . H. m itsiur m i r.s fIuniilz
Ton q q. m rrirhr at eaiipolis g a. in.
next day
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Steamer LOUISE -ielve Huntn rtou
eve woci, day nt ia m.. arIit ng af Porte
mouth N m r. fmineie Ports 0lih
2.l0 q. u.. mrlsinI at Hunt nIiof p m. ,
exicnl n9 g ip ihrosh o. i0aerof every
Saturday
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Ono copy. ono year 81 60 n paiG "a the time
tho name ir entered in sui ecr ,tlon locks
|Ancr - dzy 5. Si-25 per year !, ili be charged
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Bfowa--Y0a haven't forgotten, DHn
iey. that you owe no two dollars, ha
y0ai
Dum'sy No. Twas ia.tatoat 20 n
fi1a it
brown Oh, thanks it wiii come
ry la1i
Dnmicy--i vai going % ask sou O.
lead me thscc more. and mako B.
ca even dvc New York sna
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LOCAL NOTICES

NrMrus Steam Laundry. 22i Second ~
BRiSgtEY LuunrR Co.. l2i Jefferson e..
ClrzFSF Steam Laundry, Nos. - an |
% llcalc street Tel. 800 for wagon 10 call.
PANTS made 10 order IRON - up. J..
Mcnkc, tailor 40 Monroe street
Las LuNEgR Co.. $50 Second street,
sash, doou, blinds, shingles, molliust
All sizes graio baskets. ironts and iCnd.
crs. also heating cooking stoves, i1r sale
cheap at Gabcys. Telephone 277.
&. Il. lIorcmKiss. skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | %.
pccially solicit No. 800 Main street.
PURE and white ~ tho flower who's,
name IL bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily baking Powder.
DgAS 4 LiLLY CorrFn ANp sricE Co
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The weekly Appeals GiitS.

AT the Jesse French Piano and Organ
Company, No. 1858 Main street. can be
seen the beautiful Chickering piano and
New England organ TO be given away De-
cember /.
Tho Armstrong Furniture Company,
No 272 Second street, will take pleasure
in showing the elegant set of parlor iurni-
turc to be given away December by the
Appeal Company.
Mitchell & Bryson, No. sos Main street,
have on exhibition the valuable set OF
bedroom furniture 10 be given away De-
ccmbcr |.
Everybody is invited to call and exam.
inc these handsome gifts.
Tho Jesse French Piano aud Organ Com
pany will receive aud receipt Tor subscup-
tons.
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We Nu.,Iis,e Money.

Striped Mcrino Shirts aud Drawers zoe
each, worth sl.25
Plain Mcrino, full regular. Shirts and
Drawers 81. % each, worth S2.2j.
Angola wool Shirts and Drawers, full
regular, $3.50 each. worth S22b.
Plain colorcd Cashmere Shirts and
Drawers Sl.5O each. worth S2.2b.
Plain Colorcd Mcrino. full regular,
Shirts and Drawers SL75 each, worth
s. 80.
Undycd Wool, full regular, Shirts and
Drawers - - each. worth $500.
We have - different lines Of Mems
Underwear
Tho season is late aud we must sell
Call Immediately as the best will be -
lcctcd hnt
silk Scaris 2jc, 31c, soc and zoe. tn,
largest stock in the city.
TuuursoN & SrrvrNs,
No. 80 Second street.
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Attempts 20 Celebrate tho Executions
Pail sigually.
CWcAoo, H., Nov. ll.-Balls were 60
have been given last night at Mucllcr's
Hall, on the North SIDE, aud Icpfs Hall,
ON the West Side, by the German Bakers
Union, In honor Of the Anarchists who
were hung year ago. The police noti-
fled the pfopriclors OF the halls that their
licenses would bc revoked u the proposed
celebrations were allowed Much angry
talk WIS INDUCED Ia 10y tho representa-.
tiycs Of the bakers who camo 10 make the
final arrangements, but Mcssrs Mueller
aud Zrpi declined 60 risk their licenses,
and the dead Anarchists were unhonorcd
by any balls ON the eve OF the lut amir
vcrsary of the execution.
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THOUGHTS ABOUT TIE ELECTION.

How Some OF the sovereigns lfndeavor
20 Console Themselves.
Albert Beer-This wouldn't have hap
pened II the Southern League hadn't
busted. The South amt so awful solid NJ
] thought II was. lost 500 on thescore-
card privilege. Solid nuthin'.
Patsy Cooncy-li Cleveland had en-
gagged few Shelby County experts he
could have struck Harlem River with lOO,-
600 majority and carried the State with a
whoop. Those Northerners are mere In
fants in politics.
Mike Madden-Thoy need live men In
Now York. I'm not particularly engaged
just now.
John G. IIook-I could have told you
this three months ago.
q. y. NJ. Turncr-If | am invited into
the Cabinet shall favor a conservative
and liberal policy 10 the Southern people.
II. 7. lladdcn--Wc need some Of that
surplus they've been talking so much
about ! get enough applications every
day for street work TO swamp the United
States Treasury.
Wynno Cannon-If I'd been Cleveland
I'd have got there again or made hole In
that surplus, you bet.
El keeling-l don't believe need any
new hat this fall. What's the matter with
this one?
Tom Wright Business IL splendid Sell.
ing hats by the carload. Wouldn't care II
there was an election every day.
Sol Coleman business will 20 on just
as usual and the price Of gum will not bc
reduced. | am opposed To competition
with the paupcr tulu oi Europe.
Barney llughcs-l am the only man In
Memphis who knew how 1t was going.
Peter Tmcy-lt reminds me Of the
toboggan episode Of my career. Thanks.
Don't care II do. Little sugar, please.
Tony Walsh Strikes me there must
have been something wrong with that EN-
ecuuve Committee. We don't have any
such results here.
Ia Grccnwood-i don't believe I'll ever
win another hat ~ long a. ! live.
Leslie Pullcn-lt means MADDEN I'm
$3.50 for Governor.
III Corrican-l had straight tip on
that race, but IL failed 10 maiorializc. But
that's common, you know.
Lee Hill am supposed 10 be dead.
Enoch Ensley-ll means protection.
Read my article in the Amd-ican Magazine.
Judge J. T. Bieclow II means there
was an election up the country.
l. u. Eaton-l'll contest u fee! like H.
l.. l.. Dyer shall not refuse the
United States Marshalship Il 1t is ten
dCfcd me,
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A Political Tray edy.

CrSorSSAri, Nov. ll.--At the Sherman
Clubrooms, near Cummlngvllc, last
night, William Ducklon and Gus woiho
disputed about politics and went 10 hsI
fighting 70 settle T. Wcihe was morn than
a match for Buckton, whcpupon the latter
with pockct.kniic cut Weihc's throat,
causing immediate death. Buckton wa'
arrested.
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nc,,rntr ehiIIrcn. Nnr.inu

Mothers, oyctworkcd men, and for all dis.
eases where the tissues afc wasting away
from the inability Ia digest ordinary food,
or from oycrNork Of the brain or body oil
such should take SCotfs Emulsion Of Puro
Cod Liver OIL with hypophosphitcs. used
and threatened with bronchitis II put hcf
In such good health and flesh that must
say Il IA the best Emulsion | ever used -.
l.. WAppEIi, NJ. D., Hugh's Mills. s. q.
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Tho NJ I..uis Reds.

ST. LOWS, Mo-, Nov. IA little band
Of Anarchists and their sympaihizers,
numbering perhaps 600 all told, celebrated
at the Apollo thcalor last night tho ami
ycrary Of the hanging Of Spies and his as
socia,cs Ia Chicago a year ago. II was q
very tame affair, aud nothing Of special
note occurred. The exercises embraced
the reading Of poems, an Grafton by A.
Ruhmann, music, aud the performance Of
a play, which had. however, no bearing on
the llaymarkct scenes IN Chicago.
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A BRANCH STORE.
Mr.. WIN. Bourcr's Now Quarters on El
uott and uoruando Strata

Mr.. WIN. Bourer's Now Quarters on Ei.
liott and fernando Streets.
Mr.. VIM. Bourcr's meat aud fish store
at 90 Main street IA we'll known 10 al the
residents Of the northern portion Of the
city. II has been established Tor long
time, aud bears high reputation ior the
elegant standard Of goods handled thcrc.
Desiring 60 extend his trade, Mr.. Bcurci
has decided 10 open branch siorc In an,
southern part Of the city. Securing an eN
ccllcnt location on the corner Of llcrnandC
aud Elliott streets, lac has fitted Il IA
handsomely, and ON and after next We'd
ncslay will be prepared 20 serve his trad,
with fine stock Of meats, flsh, game and
poultry, canned goods and fancy groceries
On Saturday, November II, Mr.. Bcurcr
will bc glad 10 meet all the noighbou and
show them over his stock.
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ADJUSTMENTS
nctnphi. Ihrnter.

Tonight Manager Kennedy will prcscn,
his sensational mclodmma, Lights and
Shadows" which is full OF good. realistic
effects and good situations. There is aiank
sccno with food Of real wa,cr. n glass
crashing window scene. and other startling
features The company Is said to bc we'll
balanced aud to present the respective
roles In n crcditablc manner. aud then the
scenery h gotten up especially iOr tho
drama, and presents many familiar points
In Ncw.Iork. Lights aud shadow will
be the weeks attraction nj the thcatcr.
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An Elegant Substitute

For oils, salts pills. aud al kinds Of bitter,
nauscous medicines, Is the very agreeable
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs. Recon-.
mcndcd by leading physicians. Manuiact.
urcI only by the California Fig Syrup Com.
pany. For sale Ia 30 cents and Al bottles.
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MIesIssIprI srATn FAIR.
Jncltson. nilga.

The Illinois Central Railroad will sell
round trip ticket, from Memphis TO Jack
son, Miss, 90 lhuse attending the State
Fair from nth 10 18th November inclusive
ut sG3b.
Tickets on sale q, 3n3 Main street and nj
depot A. j. kNArr, 4. q. L. A.
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II was Discovered hy the New York Tx.
pertinent Station that the seed corn near
CO, the tip produced the strongest and best
plants, followed by that from the butt,
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ID. A. wiLrs has jus, arrived with a ca
Of fine mules, which can be bough, from
$50 TO sls5. They can be seen at Manors
Stable, o. Monroe street.
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PAS from indigestion, dyspepsia aud too
hearty eating, u relieved NJ once 10y taking
one OF Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner Don't forget this
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orERA glasscs, our own importation, a,
Hughes & llallors. $50 Main street
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THIS ANARoHIsrs.

Tur Louisiana Lottery ticket Office will
remain open tonight until o'clock.
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Tur Louisiana Lottery ticket office will
remain open tonight until o'clock.
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Nice housekeepers dust with q
dampened dust cloth, and rinse it out
after each busting.
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Men. Women and the Bible.

H.-"It's no use talking. Mary.
The Bible is history of men. Wo-
men ase mentioned only incidentally
as they had influence on the actions
of men. The book says very little
about women compared to what it
does about men,"
". (musingly) You may be right
after all, John, now when / come to
think of it. There is one thing, at
any rate, it says about men that it
does not say about women"
III. (smilingly)-"I thought you
would come to your senses, Mary.
What is it the book says about men
that it doesn't say about women I"
w. (placidly)-"It says all men
are liars"
Then the husband arose and put
on his hat and went out to see what
kind of night it was.
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1880.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

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iished and not line is admitted TO its col
umns that conld offend the most fastidious
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Black, and Thomas Hardy, and series Of
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Mexican Var Veteran.

The wonderful efficacy OF swtft's Specific as
remedy and cure for rheumatism and all blood dis.
cases. has never had more conspicuous illustration
than this affords. The candid unsolicited and
emphatic testimony given by the venerable gentle
man must be accepted convincing and conclusive.
The writer Is prominent citizen of Mississippi. The
gentleman to whom Mr.. Martin nefers, and to whom
he Is Indebted for the advice to which he owes his
nal relief from years Of suffering is Mr. King. for
many years the popular night clerk of tn Lawrence
House, at Jackson.
JACKSON, Miss, April &c. 1881
THE SWIFT sPEcIF1o COMPANY, Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen-I have been an invalid pensloner for
forty years. having contracted pulmonary and other
diseases in the Mexican War, but not till the LIST Of
March, 1875 did feel any symptoms of rheumatism.
On that day was suddenly stricken with that dis
ease In both hips and ankles For twenty days
walked crutches. Then the pain was less violent
but It shifted from joint to joint For weeks would
the other. The pain never left me a moment for
eleven years and seven is from March
when was cured puIins these eleven years Of in;
f rne Various hysic ler tried everything
gested by irhnds, but u over received the lea 9
erna 'f% ana amy NOT sme Of t. Fs
first Of September made ARRANGEMENTS to go to II
other remedy, when | aeciue:,;aily met old a,
Quaintance. Mr. ktng nov o. tbs Lawrence Hous .
OF this city. lie had once Lesn great sufferer froH
rheumatism, and, as supposed, had been cura
sd M @ h Ho stp e spfn %st h n he
he found no relief on his return from otsprings
he heard for the first time of he S S. S. a remedy
for rheumatism. He tried it ana six BOTTLES made
COMPLETE cure. Several yea have passed since, but
he has had no return Ui til, disease,
Immediately returned 60 ICY Il. In September
took four bottles, and 81 the first of October
we.,-as far as tho rhet,Hadsni was concerned. All
rain had disappeared. ana HAVE NOT FELT A TwINGE
Or 1T SINCE.
nave interest In nakirS this statement other
THAI hope that II may direct other sufferer
10 OF ra.isf aud Il il has this result
ss.l we'd trdel fof my Ironbe. I very
ss.,rctiu-l: and truly yoGr srfene.
]. NJ Fl. MARTIN.
For sale by all druggists. Treatise on Blood and
-'s.lA diseases mailed freo
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
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General Notes.

Seventy-million Goldfish are annu-
ally caught off the coast of Newfound-
land.
Lard ranks sixth in value in the
list of American exports $4,000
900 worth are exported annually.
The contributions Of the country
to the yellow fever sufferers of the
South amount to more than $780,
900.
ConnelIsville coke has been advanc-
edEto $3.50, to take effect December
LIST. The demand is said to be quite
active.
Rhode Island has adopted an
amendment to the State constitution
abolishing the property qualification
for voting.
France, with a population of 49,
100000, consumes as much wheaton
breads as the United States, with
population of 100000.
Colorado has 100000 acres of
coal lands within 60 miles of Pueblo,
with veins from to Q feet in thick
ness. The quality is bituminous.
The first locomotive built in this
country was christened Best Friend
and Henry G. Raworth, the man who
first RUIZ il, is still living.
Sixty vessels loaded with grain, en-
route from Russia to European mark
cts, are ice bound in the sea of Azov,
and will probably be detained there
until spring.
Charles Tappan has invented
liquid preparation which being APP
piled to the carbons increases the in
tensity of a 1000 candle power arc
light to a three fold degree.
The output of the Connellsville
coke region will be increased within
the next few weeks, by 100 ovens at