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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15

designated in the first section Of
this act, with general powers Of.
adjournment rs to time and place.
1t shall be the duty OF the Secre-
tary Of Sate to call SAID convon-
ton to order, and TO subnlt all
the returns nf election of dele
gates, IN his possession, and read
thu aforesaid proclamation Of the
Governor After sad members
shall have taken an oath to sup,
port the Constitution and Tho laws
OF the United States and to falth-
fully discharge their duties ms dol
egates, they shall organize br
electing one Of their number pres
idtnt and selecting such othe.
officers and employees as may he
needed IN the transaction Of bust
ness. A majority of lhe delegates
authorized by this act shall con-
stitute quorum and a majority
of votes east shall bc neccs ary to
ar election.
SEC. 4, In case Of vacancy itom
any county or iloatorinl district,
the sa nc shall be flied rs now
provided by law for filing vlcan-
eios IN tile Legislature. If Il va
cancy or vacancies shall occur
among the delegates at lafge, the
same shall be Il led by the remain
ing delegates at large.
SEC 3. The compensation Of
delegates TO sad ConyenlIon,
shall 5e four do!las per day FOR
each day said Convention shall BE
IN session, and tie same mileage
now allowed by law to members
of the Legislature, and tha Con-
vention shall regulate the compen.
satIon Of its officers and en-
ploy, es.
! SEC. 6. The sum OF thirty tho'u
and dollars, or SO much thereof q
may be necessary, IS hereby ap
propriated t. defray the expense
Of SAID Convention, and the Audi
tor of Public Accounts ~ hcrub.
! authorized aud rquired to issp
| his warrant on the Treasure, upo
the certificate of the president Q
said Convention, countersigned b
: the clerk or secretary, oranY cl
pcndlture under the provisions O
this act.
{ SEc. z. In case of cpidcml,
I either existing Or threatened, II
Governor may, by proclanatloi
] change the time and place {
: meeting Of said Convention, bl
the time OF meeting shall net |
Il postponed longer than such ep
J. denic exists or is threatened
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With rymthmic swell the dinner bell
Proclaimed the mid-day meal;
And through the hall came great and
small,
With more than wonted zeali
For To- meath savory napkin hid,
Safe from marauaing tly,
Triumph of culinary art
+ green gooseberry pie.
Behind his plate each member site
In calm, cxpectant bliss
But when the treat was served 'twls plain
That something was amiss,
And little Bob, who'd been the frat
The tempting dish to try,
With aspect blue, and face askew,
Cried; "Ma, what ails the pier
Yes swhatl' inleoll None felt the neol
To sample it again;
And Kate, the cook. was duly called
To make the matter plain.
In dungeon high She tried the pie
Then quickly dropped her chin;
"Arrahm she gaspod, "oi clane forgot
TO put the swatenin' in."
Alasl methought, how very oft,
As DER this world we roam,
We see folks make the same mistake
In building up Il home;
They try to make it without love
The most essential thing-
And fail because they "elane forget"
To put the ''swatemn'" in,
And now, young friends, and oil ones, too
If this should catch your eye,
Remcmher, love is TO a home
What sugar is to pie.
And if you'd make your home place
Whore Heavens joys begin,
BE careful that you don't forget
To pat the ''swatcnin" in.
M. G. Brown, in Yankee Blade.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15
SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY.

The term "Theology' is ap-
piled, not only TO The science
itself, but to any treatise on that
science. This is true, not only Of
dl>coprseupon the one true God,
but even Of one upon the many
false gods Of the hrathen. Tkvs
Homer was called a thcolDgian
among the Greeks. Mythology,
is a system of theology, but not
Of the Bible. Even the poem,
"Ossian," thoughprobably
Ia England within the last centu-
~, IS a hook Of theology.
The term theology" is, how
ever, especially applicable to
learned and scientific works upon
God, or the gods. or these
many are to be found connected
with hea!henism. Such are the
Yedas, the most ancient Of the
sacred books of the Hiudoos
Fragments of ancient theology
(heathen) is given IN the works
of Xenophon, Plato and Aristotle
Bat understand this was all hea-
then theology.
The Latin writer's also produced
several works Of a theological
character, pre-emlnent among
which is that of Cicero, "Con
cerning the nature of the gods.
Theology is also frequently
used.fol a set of opinions exhibit
ed by writer, or a class oI
writer's. Thus we have the the
\ ology OF CALVIN, Baxter, Wesley
Luther, Princeton, New Theolo
gy of Andoyer, theology of tn,
Psalms, New Testament theology
and Pauline theology.
Theology lsdefined as science
1t Is eminently worthy of tha
name. 1t lacks nothing that con,
stitutes science. 1t is concern
ed in the investigation OF facts
1t inquiries INTO their existence
their relation to each other, thei
systematic arr sngeneui, The laws
which govern them, and the grea
principles which are the basis 0
thlsexistence and these relations
Z As In other sciences, there J
much that rs absolutely known
much bey yond this that is littI
questioned, much that is still
matter Of speculation, and muc
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
The Bill as it Passed the house and
Senate,


AN ACT to provide for calling a
Convention to amead the Con-
stltutloa.
SECTION /. Be 1t enacted By |
tie Legislature of the State of
Mississippi, That a Convention to
revise and amend the present Con-
stltuton of the State, or to enact
a new Constitution, Is hereby
called to meet in the hall of he
House of Representatives in The
c!ty of Jacks in at II m =, on Tues
day, the 18th day Of August, 1890.
SAID Convention sIle.ll consist of
one hundred and thirty. four dele
gates, 10 be chpscn as follows, viz:
Each county an each tloalorlAl
dist,Ict shall haye the same num-
brr Of delegates as they are no.
entitled to meMbecs ul the House
nr Il representatives. under the pro-
vision Of the present apportion-
.nent law. The remaining four
teen delegates shall be voted for
by the State at large, not more
than one Of said delegates shall be
from any one county. Any quail
fled eIcctor Shall be eligible rs Il
delegate. The Convention shall
be the judge oI The qualification
election Of its members.
SEC. 2. An election shall be
held for delegates on Tuesday the
29th day of July, 1890. And the
Governor is hereby required to
issue his proclamation immediate
ly after the passage Of this act
directing 40 election to be ned il
each county in the Stae, on the
above date, fur delegates to saic
! Convention. Said election shal
be held and conincted at the samt
places, and III the same manner al
elections for members of the Leg
lslature are now held. and all per
sons who are qualified electors
under the present Constitution
ard laws of this State shall bt
entitled to vote at tald election
and The votes cast at said election
shall be counted and returned II
the same manner and within tn,
same time, and by the SAINT
officers as now PROVIDED by law il
cases of general elections, anC
certificates shall issue to delegate
elected from the counties dnC
floatorlal districts in the same man
ner as now required by law TO
members of the Legislature. Re
turns shall be m&de to the Secre
tary of State of the vote for dele
gates at large, in the same man
ner as now required by law in tn
election of State officers, and tn
del, gates so elected shall receiv
. their certificates from the Secre
tary of State. II any ballot shal
: contain more names for any dis
tuct or county than Is authorizes
; to be chosen 5y this act, none o
the names fer snch district o
county shall be counted but thi
shall not InvaTidate the remaInde
: Of the ticket.
SEC. S. 1t shall be the duty {
| the delegates elected as aforesaid
to assemble at thwtime and plac
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15
rssr o. A CAR COUPLE

An invention that iook3 Like a su1ce 5.
estertlay afternoon, At lho
passenger depot of the lllruols
Central railroad tllre ~a5 gwen
. tual of 4 patent automatic ca.
coupler, the invention Of Alr. L.
L Ford 4 conductor % The | G.
road lhe arrangement of The
camrWancc Is simplicity l'sc, 1,
nod tho only wonder IS tdat such
u magnificent lfe-protee wg ani
labor-savung mrchqnlsm has not
been adopted by lailload compa-
mics years ago 'i'hIs couplor IS
the fruit Of twcntg-three years "
hntd ,tldy on the palt of Mn.
Ford lie obtained Il natmlt on
it N 1873, hut lach Of means aad
the pr1ycrbal luiltfarence Of pco-
pie to adopting iunogdious no
matter ho~ valuable prevented
him from baying practical Test
made Lately be a.socIa'ed with
himself Mr.. A. ] Wor.h, the
train dispatcher Of the Illinois
Central road At AlcCour Gity,
and together they earnestly set 70
work and obtained pcrnIs,lon u
aiix their coupi. to some Of the
cars rs trial. Tue experiment
was crowned Win success.
Messrs. Ford and Whit'yoHh
repeated the trial yesterday after
nom Ia the pre- .ncc Of i number
Of rail.cad officials, among whom
were division srEciintendcntJ NJ.
Tuner and lns assistant, Nj. Wig
gins, or the Illinois Central road ;
Mr. X. Spellnan, superintendent
Of the Sue'l Beech Road Mr
I Clarke, superintendent Of tic
/ Northeastern. 4 Der oi
switchmen, brakemen and en-
pIoyes of the IIlloois Contra
rallroal were close and interested
spectators.
rhe coupling arrangement
works automatically BY meaIs 0
crank operating an iron bar
which WORKS the coupling up ant
down or keeps 1t III positloa ready
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15


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committee .oa i.2toin II " e'N''
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beginning 'An Ai'A2s.l ~ ~ 'H'
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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15
Ucu{0tOR.

MI fF Why, Addic you needn't cry abont
Ni I only fail Mrs Allen Was very we'll
Informed woman aud wished you would follow
her rSnInpls
Mis- Lrf Yes end las wccl; yor said yon
wished could mnnnsc 10 luei ~ Atylis ba ara
Allen -nui she Balttt aii her own clothes, Bus
size Hni s. hat haven't
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tiun from TIE MHgalinn thcy take ! admit t1ht
she Ku0WH al tint IL going on, aua E br'ehi and
entertaining ia conversation but ! could do az
well as fhe ines n ! had the snme source of
infonnatinn She icut mo iho Inst number Oi her
Magazine lHtciy and learned ipnre in one hanrs
fendiUg. ubont various social matiefu and the
tupice ~ the day. ih0n would pCl5 up IL annath
hi my dceaa gnl chats IN irenta. u cefjninly
the dag down 10 the d tails Di housekeeping;
and everything Is 80 beautifully illustrated. too.
Every me Mamie goes over ~ the Alieue' rho
comes back and elres me 10 pti ynu o. inkb
DcmaTeHis Family AAiGzinc na tbs stories are
80 rooI Ever III b1ys 6nfcli for - every month.
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Mr. Alien agcars hy 10 u Il really wonderful
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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15
YAsgigGraN LETTER.


traA m Eeslea Correspondents
WASHINGTON, Feb. ll.--fhc /
great Congressional fght Is BOW
fairly ol, and the democratic
members of The House are but
ding n9bly for tae night Of hiv-
mg code Of Rules adopted tor
the government 9f the House be
fore going amy further wlth legls-
lation, and tley have, Ia caucus,
determined 10 stana by their guns
to lie bitter end OF course, th y
recognize tie fuct Tia; II the PC
publicaas succeed ia their laten-
uon Of seating ali the .epa5hcan
contestants before the hules are
adopted, tbeY ean then adopt any
sort Of rules they may desire bur
they wiil have a Band time before
they 10 II, VITA an of
Speaker Reeds unfair decisions
it took them three days. 10 get
The contested elections case II
| Smith IS Jackson pelore the
House, The fight has been worry
exciting, and the nest dramatic
scenes haze tcen frequent On thc
hoor Of Tie House. "Staad 5,
your gus, Is wat ex-Spcqkel
Ra dali wrote from iIs sicA-r03a
to the democratic caucus. Rep
restntatiyc Bynun, q Indiana
but volecd the sentiment oi hi
democratic colleagues When d,
sad; "You, slr, Poingiug to Tia,
Speaker) haYe violated moro tha
any man on this iioor parliament
ory rules and practice You ma,
consumnate Whist you have IN
derlakcn. You have th power
backed By a mob on tie dnof o
this House.
Men have tried 10 c3nsummaa
sdch proceedings before Atth
hour Of midaight Fedora juda
made q ruling which porpatuate'
the republican party N power
but his name is now folg3ltea
, and more than that, this proceed
. ing Is ii keeping with the prac
tee of your party it I. in l,.e,int
with your acton wher y0n stoi
J The Presidency
You have guHe forward. Yo
: have uslrped poyer. You nay
mutlIlted the record Of tie IIous
] 10 order 10 carry out the behcst
/ Of the Chairman If the republica
2 national committee d turn out th
T. Representatives Of tlie paopl
elected to seats 81 lhr iio,r
, Now proceed IL tins matte.
Z but N he larguage Of the lmmoi
I tai Emmett we proposa y d'spul
r every inch of ground, burn ever
i. blade OF gas, ana TIE ast il
+ trenchment Of llbeity shall Be %
e grave.
' Ex Speaker Carlisle is now q
gagged 10 drawing up ~ addre'
B. 10 the public IN Justification (
t the action of the democrats Of III
: House IN resisting Speaker Reed
usurpation. There is also talk {
+. making a test case in order
!, have the Supreme Court decid
r uron the constitullonality Of NJ
8 Reeds actions.
It Many republicans openly cor
# denim Speaker Reeds condac
j. and at least two members of u
Is Cabinet-Blaine and Rnsk-al
!, known to be opposed to it. III
e democratic Senator'S are aidIr
a the members of the House
h every way possible.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15

IS % which there Is decided DIFF
ference Of opinion New tlcts ato
constantly developing T. tins.
science as il all others, whlcA
enable man q yc is tho facts ana
principles heretofore accepted,
wden truc and 20 mod iy them
when erroneous
The discovery Of tic facts IS
conducted, asinall other sciences,
BY tho study Of what the field an
tords. Geology examines the earth
and derives It's facts. Astronomy
investigates the stars and ARRIVES
at its theory. AMI true Yhaalog}
investigates the Bible and builds
on that. Literally the word racol-
cry means a discourse concerning
God, but in analogy with other
words, as geology, chronology,
and biology, IL means the sclaaee
which treats Of God And
Christian Theology concerns i-
self with such questions as these
.(D Is there a asIld? (2) Cha IIe
Be known (5 What IS His reia-
ton to Us? (I) What is iis AT.
tuse? ~ How does iie rove Il
himself 70 US? t6) What is the
nature IF humaa reGemptiong
Systematic Theology is the
praper arrangement Of all the
doctrines that play par la one
scheme 81 salvation
u II. i.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15

A joint resolution has been ia-
troducpd INTO each body of the
South Dakota Legislature, making
an official denlat Of the statements
concerning deslltu ION IN South
Dakota.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15

A gentleman who was out shoot
Ing had the misfortune to shoot
bis dog. For moment he was
too much overcome to see what
damage he had done. AMI before
he had recovered himself, the ami
NAL, a black retriever, had come
up to HIM, bringing IN its mouta
lis own tail, Which had been shot
clean off Raymond Gazette.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15

Hon. G. f. Hooker has been
invited to deliver the address at a
jefferson Davis memorial meeting
of the Maryland Confederate As
soclatlun soun to be held in Wash
lnglOn
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15

Burglars secured an entrance to
President Harrison's house at In
dlanapolls, Thursday night, Jan.
Both, by climbing toa second-sto-
ry window. They escaped with
about 81, ,00C worth Of plunder.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15

The AIoha X Heat, Light and
Power Company, while 1oIlng for
natura gas, near .Iohnstown, N.
r., discovered petroleum oil Mt a
depth Of about 900 feet last
week.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15

The people in the della have
paid more than 800, 900 Ievec tax
during the past year, which shows
that they are d tcrniucd TO pro
tect their la IDS fiom overflow at
any cost.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15

Som very dangerous counter
feits IRE IL circulation in Meridi-
an, two dollar bills being raised
TO twcnties, three bills Of tins de-
seliptlon having been passed on
merchants there ecently
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15

The record of casualties TO
railway mail service clerks, was
the greatest last year 'han it has
been III fifteen years; ten were
killed aud ulnety-Gve seriously IN
jured.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15

Charles Edward Lester died in
Detroit Thursday, aOth inst,at the
age of 80. Early in life he was
prominently identified with the
abolition movement, and was au-
thor of ''The Glory and Shame of
England"
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15

A New England manufacturer
has made a propositionto the peo,
pie Of Aberdeen to inyest $780,
600 in cotton mill there, if the
citizens will subscribe the same
amount and It is understood that
this offer has been accepted,
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15

Misfortunes may be blessings
ii disguise; but 1t is said that good
,hogs should make their appear
ance under false pretcnces.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15

From St. Petersburg there is a
ranlor that the Chinese arc about
building Il railway from Pekln to
the Russian frontier.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15

The queen Of the New Orleans
Carnival this year viii be Miss
Nita, daaghter Of Mayor Shake
speare, Of tic Crescent CITY.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15

An English syndlcote has pur-
chased the paper mills of the Fox
River Valley Company at Apple
ton, WIS, for $6,000,O00.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15
vol. XIII.

Emln Pasha is lying at the point
Of deats n lie German hospital,
Al Blgamoyo.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15

Mr.. Henry Neville Gladstone,
son of tie Right Hon. w. E.
Gladstone, was married Jan. 30,
in London, Eng, to Miss Maud
Rendel, daughter OF Mr.. Stuart
Rendel, Home Ruler, member of
the House of Commons for Mont
gomeryshEe.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-15

Dr. Talmage, Of tile Brooklyn
tabernacle, has been engaged as
editor Of the Christian Herald.
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The total value Of property de-
stroycd by the recent fire ut Flora
/ estimated at $50, 900.
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death Premature Old Al. H tri unrts l.o
vt puwsr 90 cii irf sex, lutuinn ars Losses
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