The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30

by reports from other societies., anu tnese
by the Departments OF 1.-THE Study" 'The
Stage" THE Library" and "Notcs and
News" But HarHss paper is the piece dc
resistance. Readitg II one gets clear idea
OF Emeron's poem the red slayer think
lie slays''-so much ridculed because OF Its
seemingly meaningless obscurity and alb
strusity. AS Mr. Harris says, Although
Emerson. has nj this poem indicated The
exact thought Of the Brahmip, yet 1t Is prob |
able that lie interpreted II to mean the SUI |
premacy Of good over evil" Poet-Lore is
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yearly subscription, $3.50
Part one of kdhelish Past and Present."
by Archbishop French, forms No. lOs OF the
Humboldt Library" The work is well
known TO scholars, having been published
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"Dinnerology, Our Experiments in Diet,
from Cranberry 20 Common Sense" Is the
comprehensive title OF paper covered book
of 2O5 pages from the press Of Bclford. Clarke
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hands OF thousands Of appreciative readers.
There is not dull page In II.
1.-THE Tramp at Home" by Lee Meri-
wciher. special agent OF the Department oil
Labor and author OF "A Tramp Trip; or,
How ~ See Europe on 90 Cents Day." Is
from the press OF Harper 4 Brothers. New
York. In this we'll printed and very enter
tanning little book Mr.. Mcriweiher takes his
readers from New York and Brooklyn TO New
England, thence TO New Orleans. thence to
the Southern farmers, to Texas, TO labor strikes
and unions He tells how nails are made,
takes us through the Northwest TO Califor-
mia and thence TO the Sandwich Islands
keeping constantly In view bis purpose TO
mako plain the disadvantages OF labor and
the ways by which the great army OF the
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Mr.. Mcriweiher gives clear view of the
condition OF the Mechanism Texas and New
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Sandwich Islanders. one chapter being de-
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work.
The Just Distribution OF Earnings, so
called Profit sharing" being an account oil
the labors Of Alfred Dodge, Ia the town Of
Doigcvilie, u. s. A.. L. an admirably printed
pamphlet published for the section "Par
tlcipatlon du Personnel daus les Bcnehcos
Paris Exposition, 1888" II sets forth tho
experiences aud career OF Mr.. Dodge, wht
has been 80 singularly successful In his ex
pertinent, at profit sharing. What the result
has been and what his principles, ma!
be gathered by the readers OF TIL
ArrKaL from his statement that 'thcr
Is no doubt In my mind tina
: | manufacturers will soon make all their EN-
| ployos partners In the business 80 10 say, a
there Is undoubtedly something wrong a
? present In the relation OF capital and labor
! In many cases capitalists enrich thcmselve
. immensely at the expense Of labor. II woul
certainly be welcomed by the majority G
the American people II plan could be do
yiscd, Just for both sides whereby labor wi
get u. righiful proportion Of the earning
!, Of n business" This pamphlet should FIN
!. general circulation. and copies Of Il be place
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Of the world. Tho author tells Us th'
.thc great Interest. as well as value whic
attach 10 Alfred Dodgc's work are derive
J, from the following facts l. II was accom-
!, li,hed during time when capital and lab'
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u States, when strikes, lockouts. disorder
~ meetings leading 70 bloodshed, were
x almost daily occurrence. 2 IL was entire
=, practical In It, character" II iilustrai
the good mans work, and In this points o
VI the duty OF other men 10 follow his exampl
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- In the number for June there Is very col
H. prchcnslye paper Of "Instruc,ions for Col
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rer In The Hfra,efi,f Coz June we have anotl
~ chapter Of Tho Mysteries Of the sphi
m and Pyramids, - and a paperby Nv Bcnch
g, entitled is God Principle" Ia which
'e explains that his affirmation il not q
God Is something. therefore we are nothlr
M but God l. All Tin and exclusively and n
|. God Manifest. Tie AR being love,
4. Of the nature Of Conscious Reality, \
~ doe. not become thc Son Of God by
~ abolition, but by the inspiration OF
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