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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26
pr. MACIRTHUR SPEAKS or TONAN.

HE BELIEVES THAT WHILE SHE NAY SHINE
rrerwurRr. HOME Is HER NOnLEST SPHERE
The Row. Dr. +. s. Macarthur. pastor - Calvary
Hapil- Church. I'm FiNy ,cventlst. near Seyrnhay"..
addressed hrgc congregation last evening taking for
his tcyt the 18Th Chnrjcr OF II. Luke. Ncrs" IL.
Woman thou art looecd from u'gc uniformity.
Among other things the speaker aid "Thc slgit Of
this suffering woman aroused the compassion Of our
Lord llc laid lli- gracious hands upon L'r ma sh"
,-o. MI straight. This supernatural incident Is ~"
,v, - fle vorl, 81 Christianity I'm the world When
Cht.t came int, tie wo.h women were dcsad lclo"
fin. level ~ tine beasts and The saviour was tAe rr
d.omor the raiscr.up 81 wonanind. Greece ~ her
most paImy DAYS when il literature IN arts ana III
r,novr She led the world. regarded woman - on
level with her slaves. ON her movements were pl'"
t ,yrlol. Of woman's condition, mugzle and pair
If roius-thc mu7hc sym'ofTci That woann Lad 10 be
ilnt and the rclns that she made to DE- ana must
,ri,cn In lIigdoo proverbs Ignorance j. said Il"
In ,yo,nan's part and Intelligence IN her IS said 10 BE-
satan's gift.
arhls Is the womcn's century. Woman ms long
,o., ,b. mower behind the state. II was a woman's
cn That stabbed slavery 10 the teart in America ana
The crown Of glory still rests on 'Ae bro" OF Harriet
Tccchcr stowe.
..v1,en an Fnsish mob showed its good sense In
r,,,.,nc 10 listen TO Mr.. stanley, # showed equally
d sense I'm listening to ami apphudins Mr'. o'ahl'l.
ti' tv.r greatest English rulers were Wonrn- |dr'il
Elizabeth and queen NlclpGh. - '',''" .a,l.
node woman. less a noble mother, ~ n p
,,idnr because for hfy years Sc has been a iaor
c,g f,,ljilcnnl Her example IS dons much 10 pace
thr ballot in the hands Of women al "S'r , and I'm
..,orJ denomination, women are now ,ri,heu ~
,,i,'-s Her place In the school ], ul'Hnrll9 r.
P ri,- she carrie, away the highest honors I'd
America AMI l.nehnl. ,,., .uh.r. r,,re She
, I Jytbcr ~ a duiinul daughter or VIE OF
mother Herr found thc women wa Tn% Er afS the
m"lh'aa, We.ts and scores Of others. nowhere IS
m q cmlncnily fitted 10 shine A. IN the hore'
,,, 80 conoucr the home l. 10 conquer thr "o'l"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26
ing How TO Use the Society,"" appears this
clear and instructive abatement.

ing, How TO Use the Society,"" appears this
clear and instructive statement
Every member has right 70 advice upon
ms agreements, his choice OF a publisher or any
dispute arising in the conduct OF his business or
Tile administration of his property. II the dd-
wee sought Is such as can he given best by a
solicitor, the member has 4 right to an opinion
from the Socicty's solicitors. II the case is such
th9t cQunsePs opinion is desirable' the Committee
will obtain FOR him counsel's opinion. All this
without any cost 70 the member.
Does this add to the American publishers sur
prise9 Does it excite surprise in the breast
of the American author when he learns what
the British author. who belongs 70 the Society,"
gets for his s. a year? What lie gets Is the
best legal advice in England, and os much Of
it as he wants. free of all extra charge. In all
matters Of business he is put on a level with
the publisher. The British publisher does not
like it, but he has TO submit to tie outrage /;
making from time to time such WHY faces a. Mr..
IIeinemann makes. But ! hope somebody. either
publisher author, will tell us more about
this surprised and surprising attitude Of the Ancr
can publisher. | cannot suppose it is common
attitude, or one that the best publishers assume.
Perhaps the American author you'd like u con-
slider it by the light of this lantern:
The outward and visible signs of the fraudu-
lent publisher are-lll virtuons and benevolent
wish to have the unqucstioned conduct of your
business left entirely in his hands; (2l ylr-
tuous. good mans pain at being told that his
accounts must be audited: q a virtuous lnd3-
nation at being asked what his proposed agree
ment gives him compared with what 1t elvcs
the author; and l4 irrcpresslble IRRITATION AZ any
mention of the Society Of Authors"
Due allowance made for difference of latitude
and longitude, that may be useful in New-lorI
as we'll as in London. &. W. ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26
UTUrD ,cUApCROyES FOR YOUNG FOLKS.


From The Washington Post.
Society at the Hub appears to nave adOp,u we
f,rcigr custom Of placing their daughters uhurr inc
rhorgc Of a lircd clapcrOnc In order 10 III IN" Ic
sn1nsiby on the shoulders of fashionable mauHI'
chose private engagements leave no 1mc ipr 'H'
irIsouc di -charce Of such parental duc'. ID" puc'
ton naturally arises j. such an arrhneenct n"',1
snrv I'm these days Of wOman's prngros,lohl ought
4, ~, rather 10 be rclegaed 10 the dark age, hong
n,h many other OldfashiOncd prcIudcc' long since
tnried bcncath the remains II lcss advanced cVii
.,on Americas proud boast Is Of the eIlro-p"t
i ,nndrnce of her daughters I'm contrast 10 The
slavery OF her less fortunate sisters across
,hn FWotcr and the greater liberty accorded To our
o,pen hnS but added to that seircliaL Aefrc'pcot
w. o1olity innate I'm every female, while AT I'd" same
NE VI hos I'm no respect lesscned that natural re-
u, that one looks for in the home mhhcfs.
rio nropcr chapcrOne for Young gir is her mother
IN phn,,id circumstances forbid her assuming the
a hroe why show your confidence In yolr 'hld 10y
,r,seiy trusting 10 her sclfrcsycc - carry h '''"Sh
NJ ordinary routine OF social llfe. or G. ~-', .r
s az and operas are IA different matt,-. me-
unnreties demand tie presence OF Older heads Ion
p w ~,s Tho story is told Of young man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26


CLARK-Pay Director Ambrose J. Clark, u s. Navy
serSicc. At Wat,itonn. y. y at O'Clock Wednesday
FuRMAN-At Cl fton. y: J., saturday morning, De-
Funeral services Masonic Temple, ~ " Decembes
n and nsoe.5 f F asIpS SO a ISdsss:
On Friday, Dccemter -ai ls92 in the 75h year Of hsi
Saotn and dsrir of o S a5 Church on Non.
day. The 2Gth a: ioif-uast 10 a. m.
sqqde Sa:ea DsDes o 2itG Of I Ppsq:
Funeral services VIII be heli At Church BrOaiwsI
Interment az rr yd'nce r. l.
Headquarters First Brigade. National Guard, No q
, ,yew.Yc.k, 9'c 9th, 1882.
l. Tho Brigade Command r announces with sorrow NJ
dam Of Captain Albeit Gallup chief Signal oheer Of
I6e eogmaaans ocer ia Rc, t viii de S
45 West 2othst on Tuesday, cember 9TH at o'clock
5 The brigade Stat and the signal Corps will attend
the funeral. ana viii the usual badg5 OF mourning
srrr 4O d2 SsIa, rFzs%FaaR
; s s@ i9d y z .Sa : si as5 Daisy
Services Tuesday afternoon. December % at o'clock.
The residence OF her parents 2i5 Fpnlln-avs BrOok'
Inerment private
GOODWIN suddenly. on the 18th inst. HOmer s''ncy
F &o% r iSn oh S q rs s Nty Sly IS Hf'
GRATACAP-At West New Brighton, :. l., Friday
afternoon December 23d, John L. GTaacap, In the S4th
OF his
Relatives friends invited attend tho funeral
services Mays Church. Wet New Brighton, s. L.
December 9jth. 10 a
Interment Trinity, y. y
omit flowers.
HART-On Thursl'v morning, December oot at her ia3
residence. 10 West Sith-st.. Mary Augusta, widow OF
william G. Hart, ana diughtr OF the late A c. Bene'
diet. -
Fqst, services a. he; l,'e residence Is West s'ths'
Relatives and friends respectfully invited.
HOGENCAMP-On December p. 1892 Katherine infant
d.ughtc1 OK John NJ. ana Kate b. HogcncamD. aged 7
months.
Funeral services from late reslnce. $50 West 1eod.
Tuesday December =, at .. N. Relatives and
friend, invited
Interiu0nt &C Nyack, y. \.
THOMPSON-Aftcr brief Illness December oath. Eliza
Gilman wife OF rho Rev. Joseph Parrish Thomp-
Funeral private
VE.TERLEIN-At Newark. y. j.. December 2ith. 1892.
bernard N.teriein aged - ytars
Funeral services at his late residence No - Gouldave
Tuesday 9TH. o'clock ,. N. Re atyes and friends
invited
WOODLAND CEMETERY,
Once. No. 20 f. 2Ji-st.
Woodlawn station cath Ward). Harlem Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26

failed when put to the test of actual results.
Sometimes the world learns its mistakes only
through the most fearful realities. The problems
Of life are so complicated, and the powers Of the
finite mind so limited, that we are compelled 10
act part Of the time in the dark In such cases
the proper way for us all is to use wisely and
honestly the best KNOWLEDGE we possess 70 strike
out courageously for the future. and trust to the
logic Of events l. u. HORR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26
CONNECTICUT RAILROADS AND TIE BrCoLIc
STOCKHOLDERS

To tho Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: The article In The Tribune this morning, a
struggle With TemItaon,' viii meet with the up
probation OF all your readers. NJ lenst those who
regard business integrity part Of their mode OF
life I'm dcaliu. with other. far these Con
necticut railroads concerned IL IS neither moro
nor less than dog eat dog, and tho victory belongs
10 the dog on top Who those honorable di
rcctors Of u railroad, not 100 miles from this city
who sent their emissarlcs into tho bucolic neigh
horhoods to purchase from the Sols of toll their
shares at Il mere nominal figure. preparatory to con
,olldailonl lid the victims know Of the intendoi
amal gamation Nulcarly speaking, not much.
DAMOCLES.
New York, Dec. 81 1S92.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26
, SCHEME OF XlrIoyAL OPERA

Cincinnati. Ohio. Dec GA Howard iihN'e' o'
this cty i, developing plan for Il '"''onI' 49,
:. nroroses thirty weeks Of opera from "o'oDe' !"
Nv I'm the largest cities, the time to De pfopo'"o',u
a., tho nopulaton. The business IS TO be manages ~
p" - ., directors from the seven cities interested
In the scheme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26
CLOSING 4 PlSTORlTE OF THIRTY-TIVO YEARS.

Hanover y. H.. Dec. GA letter OF resignat
ton. which VII be placed in the hands OF ths
church committee next Thursdar. from the Revt
DR.. 5. p. Leeds. pastor OF the College Congrega~
tonal Church, was read OF the morning service TOO
day. The resignation Is to take effect in tie CONS
ing summer when. II accepted continuous pass
toratc OF thirty-two years. In tie highest degree
successful will have been completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26

and n young woman In one O, largo cities VINO
entered "A restaurant accompanied By disnihed hired
chapcronc when, after seating themselves, tne IAfS
partoOk Of a long course di1rDr. and during me
entire time neither 81 the young D,'ple, either by
ord or look appeared T. acknowledge the presence
Il the supervising third party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26
GuerlaI Notices.
posfoQicp Notice.


Magnetism and Electricity cure when drugs fall.
Mental and physical diseases treated. DR. NARY
>i.I.IEN. West iOth-~t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26

has been made TO me during this visit. namely y
have permanent theatre In New-I )rk cheers)., an
20 divide my time between this city ard Lohdoh''
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26

Hard Cough distrcss-s the patient and racks
both Lungs and Throat. Dr.. d. Jayne's ENpectoranc
is the remedy wanted to cure your Cough and relevq
both The Pulmonary and Bronchial organs. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26

When baby wac SICK We gave her Castols,
When she was a Chnd she cried for Castorla,
When she became MIS-. she clung 10 C9stora,
When she had children she gave them Castoria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26

and every district IS mpregnted with the eNquisH
door from III, delightful cigarette ever INTRODUCED
into the metropous-they aJe called the Admiral"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26
Fifth Avenue

Ask for 'Manitou" Water and don't be led IN bo{
eve mat some other Just good. order It for II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26

WOODLAND CEMETERY,
Once No. 20 T.. 2Ji-st
woodawn station (oith Ward). Harlem Railroad
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-23
PROSPECT

Editor of the DEMOCRAT.
MIR. Editor, after having been
silent for some time, | will try Ia
give you some items
Mr.. Mat Mires, who has been
sick with the fever, is better.
Mr.. B. Lacrcix and lady, VI
Shoal Greek, have m ,vei to the
farm Of NJ. Hughes near here.
MIR. Virgil Shaw left here the
fifth of this month for Montan-
Ia, we wish him good luck.
Mrs. Clara Sne5ley, Of Mt.
Vernon Ohio. is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Shaw.
IRwlS.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-23
Our Rail Road Tax Levy
Again.

Ed. DEMocRAr.
lu addition a TO card published
in the DEMOCRAT on the End,
inst, over our names in regard
to the levy of Taxes for Rail
Road purposes we wish to say
further that the property tax
payers OF our county in the last
nine years have paid more than
$4,000. as interests aud costs
OF collectisn without decreasing
of our bonded debt one cent.
Had the court levied the tax in
accordance of law at the .tart
on rivilecges and persons and
they paid in proportion or at a
uniform rate with property as
required by Section 569 of tn,
Code more than one third OF our
bonds could now have been paid
without any thing mere from
property han already paid.
This much more without fear
of successful contradiction that
every cent of taxes collected for
Rail Road purposes by our thus.
lee under the present levy is
paid at tine option of he who pays
it.
And the property tax pave
who has born this illegal burde.
for nine cars and walks up and
asain pays, f"rteits one OF the
first laws Of nature, that OF sell
pres ryation. Our motto Is not
TO pay one cent more to this
fund until our court levles on
every man witain our county
who is subject under the law
to taxation for Rail Road purpo
ses. This might result in the
holders OF cur bonds having 10
wait a year for the interest due
Jan. lst but this cannot be a
greater hardship on him than
the illegal collection Of the mon.
ey from property tax alone.
We feel that the property tai
payer has already had enough
Of this uneven race. Let the
court at its Jan. term release tht
present levle in bn,n or levie s
corresponding per cent with thai
levied on property on privileges
and polls and thereby make The
levie what IT should be legal.
When this is done there is
no further room for colo plaint
Respectfully yours.
r. II Harvey.
Il. Buchanan.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-23
DIED

DIEO
Mrs. E. G. Stewart, at the
home of her daughter Mrs. W. G
Parkes, of this place, on the 18th
inst, age "A years, she was born
in Lexington, KY. is tue mother
of FIVE children, three of whom
reside ia this city. Mr.. W. H.
Dustin, Mcs. T. d. Davenport
and Mrs. W. G. Parkes, her re-
maines were taken to Cincinnati
for interment, Mrs. Stewart, was
well known in this city, and
loved an d respected by all who
knew her and was the object OF
tender care by her loved ones
In this hour of bereavement we
extend our sympathy to her chill
dren and loved ones.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-23

All persons knowing them.
selvs TO be indebted to me, will
please come in and settle before
the first of the year, for l am
Bound to have money. so please
come in and settle 10 save furth-
or tr .uhie and cost.
P. W. Simms.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-23

Ms. W. G. Parkes Is sick.
A merry Chriatm IS t" YOU.
Wood For Sale!
Barnett & Scnlater.
Go and hear the Christmas
sermon.
Oscar Davids II is working at
The depot.
Go to Barnett h Schlator for
Supplies.
Sam Neellev is breaking on
the N. +. 4 s.
About SIX incllcs OF snow fell
Tuesday evening.
Christmas goods! They are
seen every where.
The churches are preparing
for Christmas festivities.
W. G. Mclean, of the 9th, was
in tue burg Wednesday.
B. NJ. Childs sells 20 lbs OF
sugar 70 $1.0O
Esq. s. L. Yarbrough, Of the
9th was in the burg this Week,
Pat Bailey, of Eagle Mills, was
in the city Wednesday.
J. H. Potts has a complete line
Of fancy Candies.
Miss. Augusta Busby, Of the
9th, was in the city Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Busby OF
the 9th, was in town Wednesday.
A nice line of woo'en over-shirts
at J. q. Stewards, Cheep for Cash
Mrs. F. M Cannon has beer
visiting her son Will, of West
Point.
Buck Wheat Flour goes liz,
hot cakes-you can get il at B. M
Cbilds.
Both Sunday schools, the G
P. and NJ. E. will have a Christ
mas tree,
Bro. Lowery, held quarterly
, meeting at the Methodist church
Sunday.
Candies.
Fresh Stick & fancy Candies a
Barnett & Schlator'
james Dunn, teller Of the Law
renee Bank & Trust Co., was il
Cincinnati last week.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-23

j. B. Gather, at the CT cGe and
Smith old stand will have an i'm.
mense line Of Crocc, les, Confec-
tioneri,s, aad holiday goods
please come early to avoid a rusl,
J. B. Gather.
A man told us the other day.
'I'll ray my subscription by
next Monday, if am living"
The dav has p issed, and We have
numbered that fellow with the
dea ok.
Received at J. G. Stewards on
Nov. 2Sth. another nice line oil
Ladies Cloaks and Jackets. Thosa
needing any thing in this line
should call at once while the as
sortment Is complete.
W. II. Dustin, Mrs. T. D.
Davenport, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Parkes, Miss Girtrude aud Will
Dustin, went to Cincinnati Fri
day evening to attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. e G. Stewart.
Clothing! Clothing!
Come to ). C. Stewart to buy
your Clothing he carries the
largest stock this side Of Nashville
and prices that cannot be beat
Gny where ask your neighbor
who has tried him,
You shucld 60 TO Mrs. S. D.
Lnkers, and see her display Of
fancy groceries, we have never
seen a better display of candies
nuts and all kinds OF fruits in
fact any thing the apitite could
wish for, give her call.
&c. Stewards is the place to do
your hading if what every BODY
say is true he is the leader in pop
ular prices, and has the most com
plete stock Of dry goods notions
shoes & etc. Clothing his spe-
cialty and prices guaranteed
against the world
This is the season Of the year
when the average hou seville acts
very mysterlously every time
her husband pops his lead ia
the house. She has just hidden
some little article ot fancy work
that's she is putting in nearly
every NON mt Of her time in
con ,tructiug for his Christm IS
present, and ,he is in IN ,rtal fear
lest his eyes should fall upon it
before the Approach; x festive
morning.-Ex.
II subscribers to newspapers
generally knew how important 1t
is to pub ishers to have each in
Idividual subscription paid at the
pr per time, they wouli set
down in their memoranda u
book the date when a fresh new
year begins, and world be a.
prompt as in the payment Of a
note in the bank, iu meeting it.
1t is true that so small! a sum as
a few dollars is not much in @
few subscribers. but the aggte
gate Of several hundred am
cunts to considerable, and jud2.
what it may be to any other pub
lisher.--Ex.
Teachers public school war
rants received al par at th'
Southern Normal College Iror
City, Tenn for board and tu
iticu. This is quite an advan
tage to young mrn and youn,
women, who are now teaching
or have been teaching, and de
sire to enter a good school. Don
discount your school orders
teachers, when you have thi
opportunity. A good horse o
mule will be taken for schoo
expenses,
R. L, SUTTON, Principa'
Happy and content is home with "The RI
CHESTER" a lamp with the light Of the morning
Cataiogues,wite RochesterLampC ,NewYorl
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-23
WOOD!

II you want to pay for the
DEMOCRAT in wood you must
bring the wood at once.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-23

ME. Eiuer, Of NASHVILLE, was In
the city Wednesday, husling the
drug men.
IL you want fine Oranges,
Candies and Confectionery 60 10
J. II. Potts.
Judge Simms went in the
direction of his home with a fine
gob5ler Wednesday.
Miss. Mary Ella Cannon, the
little daughter Of +. M. Cannon
is quite sick.
IF you know a good thing when
you see it, call at ] G. Stewards
Mamouth Clothing Store.
Can't you do something to
tighten the burdens of the poor
aud oppressed?
Corn taken in exchange for goods
at.
Barnett & Schlator.
Judge Turney has been very
sick since the election, but is
cow able to be up.
7. D. Tarpley, lately Of Texas,
b"t formily cfth;s city, was in
the burg this week.
Wanted Agent for
Nashville Laondly Go. Collars
II cents Cuffs per pal. 8 cents.
Will Richardson, who has
been porter at The depot for the
past year is now Ireaking.
If you ow, us please come and
pay it now, we need ths money.
Barnett 4 Schlater,
1t will soon be January first,
when 1t will be in order to swear.
off, pay up, and settle down.
]. H. Potts, wants you to call
and see his line of groceries
befors you buy elsewhere.
If fou don't hurry and bring US
that turkey, we won't get it in
time for our Christmas dinner.
Jno. Sch mitt. good Democrat
and also a god citi zen, left us
last Tuesday to max, his home
in Ohio.
Say girls! Ifyou are going to
have that leap year party, it
MET b" in the next eight days.
or wait four years.
Three boxes or best concent-a.
ted ly~ at W. w. Kronk's new
grocery house on the east side OF
the square, fer Is cts.
Tax paying is the next thing
on the docket, aud while you are
doug that don! forget to pay
your subscription.
Al exchange says if there ia
any thing worse than a cranky,
unreasonable man, it is a craIky
unreasonable woman.
The best Stick Cand, at 10 cts
pei pound fiue Candies mixed
from 10 to 20 cts per pound at
Mrs S. d Lukers
Josh Corotllers, while riding
a rail road bicycle Sunday wa.
thrown off and relieved quite
cash on the back of his head.
Look at the New Home Sewing
Machine Co.'S. advertisement il
this issue, and If YOU need {
machine, give them an order.
]. W. Beville, who assisted il
arevival at the Methodist church
here last July. joined the g. I
church at Nashvili a short time
since.
The merch ant who is too busy
to write an advertisement 90 SIN
need one. But We have never
yet found ons busy that did no
advertise.
MARRIED
Near the Eagle Factory, Oh
Dec 18th, 1892. j. W. Haze, t.