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rUANCO--.Uli:UK'AN
A Letter of Benjamin Franklin.
The Chicaso Evminn Journal Im
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HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
oitositk tiih
Odd Fellow's Hall,
Jim'Umuii 1 1 i f Ori'&oii.
Tr.veliTf ntnl resident lnarilcr will lino
A t 4k& ffl'4 - na-fel a4 'SPysY'v' nsf& 9
been favored with permin'ion to copy
itie lottowtiig intercning nnu clinrac-
tenstto letter ol Dr. I'raukliti not bo-
fore published :
rt ti V IX Iffl 11 R II BT I sSit i GT IB 0 'IB V 1 R R
va -v a h i ii n n n u cor1 i n h a r w a
fcrri Jit Jwv5,IMi & ll ,&&J 1 $ Vw & 1'JIJ&'&
V. 4a ' " ' ' v v ' v v ' " v
MOM Dl!. MASKMN'o MISS K. HUBBAnD.
IT ROBOAITS
13D3 AMD BE3?Dirja
l'l.wtM I" frl dM "f'l'T Mill III every
Wy mpTnir In rty In llil ncilmi, nml
uitMl I' my l I'll' Stale.
her rooms arc m:w-y itrmmim,
jVnl plentiful ii'lv r "" ''" "f every
tbillj llll-' ttl.ll kl-t Illll'liN Will t Olj-
l.ilneil ler
IIEU T A 13 LIS.
Sn trniiMnl lll Ih nitnil I" il'-rrvr llif put
ronw 'f lli" ltnil'i'S " mil nUlicviui.v
k'ul comniuiiliy.
jvHomtllli1. Murrli ni isr.r..
tr
Peter Britt,
Photographic Artist,
jACKsnxviu .. or.raox.
Ambrotypoa,
Photographs,
Cartos do Vinlto
mm ix mi: rxnr .srri.i: or art
IMcHir.' Iti'ilticcil
onryi. i mwit 7 '.' si.k
liAH.110-!3VSAJ,nO
211. A. KKEXTAXO
COjSTIDXJCTO'R,
Cbotcf l.'qnor itud Writ nlways on liatnl.
THROUGH TICKETS
1QI CMVTS.
NEW STATE SALOON.
D1UNIK laj CK.NTS.
Th" fAiny ptiMli- ""' lnniwn.1 'I I'!""
tu r ! nm:w ktti: si.on w.n
Hi .ell ili.-irtf."f lli Hi'' ni'';1 c'li'lci- li-wtr
l!' III lie fiilinil HI .Uil("'iivllc InrMNi; HIV.
V is-i iii l''' iii'iii'7 I'.v H. ""Imi l '" "f
brl 't"'l cjiiiMi - i""'pi i'" '''y
Ifi-wro I'AIM. .V SAV.Mil.
IUTS RlSiriv alc.iMSTl.il,"
DENTISTS,
701, Aim kef Cor. IC.iirny St.-
San Kkvmisco, Cal
DU .MrAl.lSllMt. ! i lie i'1'""1 fl. "I"
..U J.m kxn.vMlf hiihHiiii' In Aituin-iit-xt.
nml will hIIii.iI I" nil I it'll" i In lil" Hi"
(( will ultiiiiiitli'i nl tin I'm" "I I'l' ivluni
UrniiJi tin' i'iiIiiiiiii" ill llil pipir.
DR. A. B. OVEUBECK,
Physician & Surgeon,
JACKMXVIU .'. OtiHiOX.
Oflk r i M n M'-iirc In llt Old Ouil-nl.
Ilcii'ijil on Mri'irmi "l"" I
DR. E. H. GREENMAN,
1'IIYSICIAN AND SUKUKON,
OFFICE-Corncrof Cnlifornia nnd Fifth
Street, Jacksonville, Ogn.
Ilo will pucllro In .lncK'iin nml nilj.imn
rnnnlp, iml nUi-tiil prmiiplly lu pmli-Hiitml
crIU l',,'H'
DR. A, B, OVERBECK'S h
BATrTT'lOCNrS,
Zn tho Overbook Hospital,
WAinr.coi.D asiiowisk iiATiis,
SUNDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS.
mi. m:vis (iAXi'Nfi,
I'HVSICIAN A SLM.CiKON ANTi
Olantoti-lolAM,
t Villi. nlh'iM In imv wlm iimv H'iiuln III"
htvIci'ii llllln. nl II K. IliiweU'-i'lllfi'.
in Hip Kmt utile 3il .S'tn el. Jwrli'Piivllle. nuv'Jtr
n r noiviii.i.. r.. v wvtson.
DOWELL &. WATSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
1
Inrkoitlll' Orrison.
DIcTlirT. DAVIS,
OFFICE ON PINE STREET,
Oi3i3olto tlxo Old
AltKANSAS T.IVHHY STAULi:.
Jack'onvllk'. Orijinn.
NOTICE.
N0T10K lieri'iiy ulvitn In lilPii"ri;n'l con
nlu'ii in nr Irnm rn"C"it ;ily4lli"t lli
Ortuc-nlCliy Mu-lifrf Oiimpuny wW not Im re
pinlliln fur nnv iluwitfu t" tioods or fruiKii
roia auj utter ililn dnt. ,.-
WILLIAM SAVILLK.
Agent Tor O. Oily Llphtifi.
f f,ci")l nilT lvfllh, IfCfi. Jn.ltvl.
VOL XIV.
Till! (ollouitig iiiuiibiT' ol ll.e Si:.v.
iisui. ttri1 mif'iiijj, nml ltr ct'ty live
tniittbtTc I will give a year sttbcriji
limi lo llit; Siiniint.i.. I wiolt lo pvl
(till iik, nml I lmic tin li'u mis i'l the
SlJSTIM'.t. will look lliclll up, tillil li'l
wanl llii'in by mail. Semi out' il llirtit,
i( yoti liai' no tnoio. I will giw 60
cciilM a piece in I'nslt (or any ol ilic
iiii!ing iiiiinln'M.
i. Vol- Kf. 1, 2, a, 'Jo, 51, eo.
''. Vol. All iniiwlttg.
!1 Vol No. 9, 18.
I. Vol.. Xo. 10, III, 1 1, 1... Irt, 17,
in, a, 21, ail, ai, 26, 2, at, 2!. an, a,
a., !lrt, 37, .if. an, -in, u, 12, in, 1 1, is,
II), 17, 1?, 10, 60, 61,62.
ft. Vol All itiisinir, cxccul Xo. 2
20,21, 27, S'l. Ifi.
J. Vol Xo. P, 10, ntiMiig.
7. Vol No. 10, A", 5?, 00, 00, mis
in'
S. Vol No. 17, 88, iiii?iitiJ.
H. Vol No. ao, iiiiMiitg.
10. Vol. No. IP, iiiifing.
11. Vol. -No. 2f), iniMitg.
MQU:rGOOJ)8.
'pin: shi('iiiiu:rs auk sw im:ci:iv
I liu rft i'itMe ,,i'l'l "I" !"h1 In lli I'll
tii til till 1 1. .. u)hMli.,J III mii ul
CvJi Sitnw, '.iWii'.if Siitff on idle
1','ltfm. Smhttf nil tittti .ImhIuI Iimi
unit Slnl Mt Short ami Xmhi IVl
Iron H'4 Kfltr: tlilt (hm: .St IhU
ion ., View A'Ih.iiiW Unit l'i'i
in.i mi'' I'.rmmtUl Kiltlti nml
S.imt I'oiiit Cioppms Axit,'
litmd Jin, 'lMt mil ll'itltr
CkniHii S'lotl(in(l '' j;,
I'm lig. Sluttt I'oili,
Shevth, Duct IaxIi, Hull
ami Stmp .tigf,- A'ihui
nml I'utl, 5MftNi iMtl I'liHt ;
Mml Citlttm, Nrti hail'. 'i'Vii'
lia;, Vmltl Knnr; .'.-.i a'l
S'i. 1'iHtnl I'rvii (' Sr t lliitk
nml IhnJ Sun; I'liwo urnl biultrui In
frti tf'Ha fulhuwImiHli' Sit'l llintuir
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i...-,... 1, it i. i-n lullv h-.tiil. mill lire
I lirm 1 inii
nikniinlnl n pi-- iitli'int !! "-'r nil mliT
'ni'in '""! tulil at JUiiulHCluui. prici--iv
tlilfblit mW.J
G-IiVNT ac0"CV33X3rx,
Hum mil i:p.. Ula-lliiK ii'i'l H,"'' ,".,,,r
SI111I .mil I.' 'l I I- ft I'uiiip '! , ';"' VI'."
.,pi-, (Jrli.l-ti.il' . (M-r Mill', CmU lul.
IIulKvI. a.lii Ulliun iov,
TIM-, COPPER-,
A Nil
SHEET IRON-WARE
Of every ilncriptlun ulwayi on liaua i"i
in ulc in 01 Jcr.
Hydraulic Pipe,
I'MiiU. Oib. TuipciilliiP, Vumldi, Window
(;i.itinJ rutty.
Wo Invite Ilia ltcntlon of FurnnrJ to our
s'tuck ef
Cnitivatoia, ard Harrows,
Of the tm.it ppr.wrJ PV'V'S '"''Ju'fffi
niil-lntl ! l"' Mir Hbarpcnhia Straw Lnlhi
iiml Ilu) Ki.lvu.
HOFFMAN & KLIPPEL.
JacK.oiivlllo, October 10. IM.
O.P.S.PLUMMER.M.D.,
Suvflcon & yijijaicinn.
inenl nr leiMidu uilillv.
OclmVr '., iey Uin . ,
Adininistrator'H Notice.
EHlatnof Anii8.lve,.l'K'.
bt !... Vi,:Uui"VrWf?.Vn',,.
iuOT K2.
ftiribwlih. i; il iuMMir , at inn
lloirinau 4 CIlpi'i;!. .. . Admltlstrator.
,.,
'Ta3fi'BK
1lVi4i. i C'
i'1 Ul Mt&Ti-iteji ,! .
wTilOFFMANiAanil.l5lr.lor
JAOKSONVir.T.R SATURDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1SC9.
yi.rm am btvMM
jii ff f i i niMFHf imtii iw
nil' iiiti:i;ii.
SliiVUMil,,
PLMILISIICD
Ilvrry Sntunliiv ."Morning liy
B. F. DOWELL,
ornm:, conxmi c .v tiiihd stmxts.
TnitMl til-' XftttCHII'TIO.Vl
IVr ini voir, In ftiUnncc. fnnr ilnll.tr ; If
tint pnil wllliin tlir lift fU inmitli ol tlieytitr.
lit." tloll.tr- ; If mil ixlil until tLv cxi'liatlun
of tlitji-ai, .Ixiltfllarn.
Tr:ttM, tf Ativi:tntst.oi
Ono ffiniio (10 llnr nr !(). flfl Intlltin.
Illlf.-ilnllil. j khc!i ilr.f iMitit Ill'Vltlnn. imp
iliilhp. A ill-count nl dliy M-r cent, will la
iiiuik In Hi"..' wlio ivlt'il!tu liy I lie Jim t.
I-Rll Tllll- I'-CflVlll At (lltll'llt t.tlF4.
IBMftJirtBHJ.'MUIiMIIMUi MUMMKVC.'tMniPiWI
ONLY A UBY SHALL
A iccPiit TJngli'li wotk. edntniiiitit:
iininy putty M'Im-x ha the I'dlowing,
which iiioiiicr.i win uij.iy teaiiiiig:
Only luliy .tiMtll.
t)init Inmi tin ttil' i ;
Only n I uuliliiff 'am.',
lwi muiny i-yrf ;
Only twitcLiry lip.,
Oiii' t-liiil.tiy noc
Only tnu I tilv lmi;c.(
Imi It'll' tin ;
Only n tUn Ip-fld,
Unrly ii ml mfl (
Ouly n tiiniiv IImI wugi,
I, iiinl I) iiml nil j
Only ii Mill.- In .ilu,
limply nf lliiuiKUt ;
Only ii Hull l.niit.
" 1 mulittil wlili nntiglil ;
Only a tiiil.i ilnwir,
Svill II" in tear ;
Only ii llfu lu lnic
Wli.I? wi' are Urn.
Water Rlehts anil Irrigatiotf, No 0.
IIV t'OWUM. A WAlrjO.f, All'V AT LAW, i
Jll'KHMllL.. O.tMluN.
The (lii'iikion cm Ininllv be com
'
. I... til... I....I I, ........ 1 1. ......
l CIV H lllll'IIV I Vll'l llll. III .11 .fill IIIIVV
iitettt KnglMi ea-e. whem the Mibjeet
of inig.i'.ioii is enuddetel, and in
whieli the ciitiitM,takcoccaloii toicak
ot Hi-vi'inl ot tlio American .ws, al
ready cited, with apirobatiou, an I lo
iutiiuite that thu Ameiicau lav nprni
the htibji'ct is lunch les stringent than
that nl Knglnuil ; which, pi rhap-, 111 iy
be aceouiited tor by the si.c and quau
lily ot water of iiiiuy.ul the inill-j
e'.i nuns nl ihiHeoiinny coinpaied Willi
thor-u ot hugl.iiid.
' Iu Ktnbrv vs. Owen, report d in 0
Kxchi ipter, 'ind cited iu 10 Wendell
Jill), the pliiinliU' win. n mill owner Hi
011 a st rutin up. ni which the defendant
own 'd meadows cimatu above this
in II, which he had been iu thu h.ibit ol
lriiir.tiiiiiliiruiil.iriiilurvaliil but ou
ly when tho bir.ain was lull, and when
no actual d.-imagu was theteby doim 10
the plaintiir's mill. And it was held,
Hint by mi do. 114 ho violated no right
ol thu pi limit!', but bimply exerciM-d
htich a- lieloiigid to hiuiM-ll, I'nike, li.,
in giving jinlguu lit, examines thu ic
hpeetive ligltlh ol thepiriies as to di-
voilltig water lor the puipOM'S ot irii
gntinii, and intimates tint- it would not
be ullmvi'd, as iu the Unit d .Stales, lo
out .liiice lor the purpoM' in tlio bank
of the uticiiiii, but tate that e.ieli cao
must depend upon its own eiicuintau
cos. It is, in his judgment, 11 iuciiion
ot degieo, and it isimpoiblo to draw
- - .
isi'limiis between what tsaieaoii.
pice
able and what a wrongful use. And
,heonlvt'.'..c.lM.letobed.awnffoinl
, a ... 1... ,i veliib. each!
uiu i;in """ 1 - .
rip '.in p.nprlctor has a right to thu .. J';,,,,,, r n p0IM, jkl. .,. Sn
usulitict ol thu stream tb'W tug through . M,c n,y ji(, H tiymtc t
or along his html, tin-light i "''j'-,ct lu." pnrileulaily "hvveet" on oiina
to similar rights on tho part ol thu pro-'imly, nnd had paid her n number ol
tos111111.11 1 I visiisnt the tu-id nee ol her paren .
pri.torrt on each do of the slii.tn , .. , ( Mlini.,,w , the
within 1 oason.iblu iiiiiii 01 enjuv im-ni,
u-lilla in action will lie only tor an un
reasonable) find tiinuthoiizcd exercise
ot ihu right.
" Tho other case referred to is that
ol Sampson w. lloddiuot, loported in
in 1 0. U. N. b. fiOO, where tho question
was between two owners ot meadow.
Tho defendant had slopped tho watoi
of a stream running trough tlte tnoad
ovvsol the parties, tor the purpino ot
irtig'tti'ig tho iippiT meadow, Tho el
feul wn tlint tho water, instoid of
..,..l.lii!r tho lower meadow tit tho ear
ly part ol thu diV, did not reiioh ihere
till so Int.. in tho afternoon Hint tho
"owner 0. tho meadow- could not u.-fitl-
. irrigating It ns ho vtuM
'
win riniiintiiniiM inniwiinnii'iHiioi iiiiiMiri
"Tlte court troat tltu riultl of irti-'a
tinti as ono btloiiin'; to a ripttiati pre
prut r as In incident to Ins elate,
wltic'i liu at libi'tty lotiuornol,bitt
tloi s not !c it by nrgloothiij to usj it,
aliliouli a iiroprii'toi' bolou' li tin may
have i'Xi'ioii'1 tin; like right upon hi
own I iinl, nml illlioitgli t ho lower pro
..1. ...... ...... I... ...I.... !..( I I..
-
,...v.... ...... wU Bmui-,,,,.,,, ,.y...... ...
the cnJii)inciilorhi tight by Ihu
pet one In ginning lo oxctcUc that bi
uti'iii' to IniiHeir. u user bv a rt
patlau proprietoi nflVeis tlio ntiliir.il
-i
ialiM ol other tiromietoM above or be-
u . .
low him. un!en it be of a naliiiu to al- '
' 1
lect the tt-e they have uu.de, or the
power lo usj Mich lights ntnl llieteby t
111 i.iiit iieriiuiiiiwii 111 it ii.111, iiiiu '
.... m j .. M..t..tit tliai I j it 11111 nt it tin I'll tn ii
nJ ill 1U IVIIUVt IHU l1IIVIIUHkllMII HMtl '
below a Keivieiit one. Merely it-lug ,
the ctK'iiin lor initiation, in the exeh
t-!.e.l .. natural tight, Itowexcr long )U mmlv,. o.ni.q t-ntl-, iw one in
continued, would not have the eileetlo .,,.,. 1(J, ,,U 0((,r ,eor;.l.( niltl tll.
ininkc tl.ou.per or lower tenet.i.'i.t a I i.fllllll0, iikfl'tllll. of ,iw 1... .,, .1...
servient one. or, in any way, nfVect the I
inittirat tight ol the owner as to Ihu
u.u of the water. II the lira be f t
mure than the imtiirttl tight, the owner j
nf the other icticituul may have an ne
tioii. whellor he Imi Im uun to tme it
on hi own land or not, lor it is an in-
va-ioii ot U right, and he m ty ilcleml
il by a inlt, though hemiy nut he ahlo
lo )liow actiril iltiuingej. The owner
of 1111 itppe.- tenement tnighdioit hitil
ell, by grant, ol hi right to ttie the
water lur iriigatinti. ISut a itiero unn
tiserol th" tight would raise no pie
sumption ol Mtuh a giant. ISut the
court bebl that the 11101I0 ol tiding the
di'fiiidiiiii'Mijht lit tlil ene, by pin
ning up the entire water lor a pail ol
ilav. mill theivby, luring that time,
wholly depriving the phiiniill' ol the
plnliilitr til the iiat.tMl low ol llijpt,irtfi Vimd you o hMicliiien
.... .nt iiiiiitit.iiiifiiiio inr. lur I ... .. . .
PtM'.llllt ""a nil iifii-..!''. .,.... --..-, .--
which he win li.vblo in the pit-nt ac
HI
I .
111, II
.. i (j(0 j lU,,r position tlio court as
htliiti" the Mine gtouiiil tii tint upon
which the eiiHu of Colbtirn vs. Klch
anil, nbuve cited, m'vuh to have been
decided."
io nt: co.MiNuni).
l'olygimy Dsnounccd.
A dlspaich dated lloyatt (LT. T),
() lur 1'iib. has thu lollowiuu: "Ac-
cording to the views ol the oldest eiti
'..nsot fcialt Lake, Tiii-Mlny night was
one ot thu most tnaikcd oeciiRions over
witncoeil in that city. Vieu Tri-i-dent
Col lux, who, wiih his paity, had
been there for the I wo days previous,
was m reii.idi-d by the band I nun C.unp
)o'igli, ami in ropom-o to lep.-atel
calls tlte diMingtiii'hcil getitliniin nil-:
ilien'1-d an immense etowd iu trout ol
thcTownscnil IIon-i, in llie eoursu of
whieli he gave his viows at bngili on
the Mibjeet of polygamy Ho quoted
ihe Uook ol Mormon and proved, nt
lot to the sillK'acltoii t iiisGenli'o
'an.liloiH.tbiit tho whole thing wan un
wisu anil illegal nnd outtlit to be nbol
Miod. lie was followed by C.ovunor
Uross ol Illinois, who tally inbu-ed
tho argiiinuiilH and opinlousol the Vice
lVesl'lent. Such Ireedout ot upeceh
from Hiteli sources and on such n fiiIi-
i-ct has never before, it is claimed,
...... ... ii. ..
III'L-ll l-AVIWI" -...--
"UWl.. I......... ti U mill, ivlll bo handled
been exercised in ttiai city, nice
lil'lii'"""!---'
7.. 1Mt.t,.IH i ,,0 Mnnon Con-
ivmwti ,nv j,, spsslon iu that city,"
t tit , ,.
-- .- . ,
A you.st. blood, residing not n n...
, .,. ,,., , ,L ice. vvns I te
. , . . , , ,, ttml ,u. Mulilldrcn"
wore too young to " keep compiinv,"
nt .. 11
ntld eollVl'Vid llie uesiiu.i iim.v ,,, ....
lit) ' thu girl out ' ih.' i"""1 n'"' '',Hi
ing'ber to bed, nt nine o'clock. The
lalv ol llio homo astonished the yotinu'
...:. 1... v..:,,. .I.. ir iniiitliuimrlor a httiie
LI. II 111 ll.l"i."- 1 . , it
oieee of bru id and butter, nicely spread
1 . 1.1.1. !... i.i-..cihiIiiI tii inin .
iiii'ct' ot iruid n i'l ounei, in'-i "'"'
S ' 1! t S ar" hloh hi- .r.-Bi.it.-l ! htm,
avi ... t. I er Li.nlcst manner: "Then',
savin-, i" io' ' , ,..
I..1.I.T.' 1, .Lu' tl.iu timl inn hoiliu to VOU
mot her, it is time litllu boys wete iu
l,cd."-i&.
,
A ii.vsiii'i'i. young man rcoorted homo
un equally baslilul young lady. A
I ley-nvero npprofiohina tlio dnrnsi'I s
dwellinii shetald eutreatingly, "C'kiel,
now don't tell anybody y' '"''inM mo
lioine." "Sarv," Fald 111' emphatically,
"don't yog inind; I am oq. much
ashamed of it yftn "
NO. 41.
Self-Culturo
Theory witho'tt practice, an under
jtatt'liug ol law without obedience, ami
kctl-knowleilif') without sull-utilture
tivnil but lil tie.
Scir-euliuri', physically, mentally ntnl
moral I v, i i nli n ite. Its nemo his
never been reached nnd never will lie,
I.... . .
in'.
'j-,0 nifiro iiariiirtniiittsly nnd thorotighlv
p-j0Mr tliroe-fold natmo U duvulope.1, ll.'e
nearer wu atior-'aclt prleeiion. Too
olten, one ilivibinn oi tlte ttitd i-i citlti
.....! ... .1 ..i .1 1
i ;ui'n in i iiv vAii.-usj ii inu uiuur in.
i'i ..r ,?.. .1'........ .i i
, iiv iiivii il llli.'VIU iivl.l'- b IL III III I'l
1.....11..... 'ii... 1 i.... 11...
liliriiuvi. . iiv 11. 1111 iri iiiii'iiiv. niii.'ui
!t ,hu 1n) 0, miwn. im both its
Oiproc.(tto the pity nnd contempt ol the
111
in ol extreme moial develnpineiit
fcl.mll,!
,,.. , ... ... ...
I lit' lllitll W IllltVIU IVkl IIP Ifllllll lit'
tloriiient, while hueotitiuiiitlly exereiec
Jia X)l iax jJ ,,(d. illHlm.t (
I.ll.IIa lim ill-t M.rri-rtlim lilt i.liv-
irrl ,M,wert nntl li.ivli. .lt-in-.l liU in
tMwlml ,, , (n,.Ilk.s , t,K...
ceae ilincimg him liu glows ieion
and deprived nml ginks lower than the
lowet brute.
The man of intellect break down
lor want ol phvicil ulamiua, and per
verts hl.s iutcllcat to evil uses, hccauc
imdltcetcil bv his moral power'.
The man with a nix tory top-head,
iiiiMipp'ii'lcd b.iuk and trout, become
a ii'ligiuiis visionary, 1111 iticitbiis upon
the laitli he i inlnticiH.
Thete are others not devolopi'il at nil.
Tlu'V are dwatled all over. Thev are
weak in every point. What little in
genuity Hurvivei thu ilwarling procci-ft
thev annlv toward .In-ailbi" thcui"elvi'N
ot this clis, tiotieetho Grecian b iidurs
ami ilaiidv-swclls.
Kuuilibriitiu ntnl liariuonv aro wan
ted between thodiU'creiit powers ot our
uatiiies. V.11111110 iinililuvu:opiueiit are
needed iu oaeh divi-ion ol ilu hutniii
tiiuity. No person can bo d.v.trlol iu
one divisinii and loa-h the best inin-
hood or ihu best woinaiihood. There
is not to bo a eruhiti,' ol one portion
ol our natures and a uiorilyiug ol an
other. God gave us no f ictilty or pow
er sinful iu itself. I'en ciioti iiinke
tliem sinliil ; jiropei develoiuicnt, cul
ture, and direction, make them good
and tucbtl. -
Kvaiuine yourselvo, learn tho lawn
of your mind nnd thu laws ol your
body, what powers need strenulhcning,
what need icfitruiuinir, what need
directing to other channels of action,
what need pnrilying, what uomI d.'vol
oping, nnd then apply your knowlolg".
Vlivsiological kiiowlolge and physi-e-il
eiilinri' dioul'l loiin the hurts of liu
mini di'vi-tooineut. Too bin'' liavo we
been liinghl that the bo Iy is woithless,
the soul, the mind nl"U" viiluiible. Too
long has it In en pivaehed, takeno .ceil
of votir bodi'H which aio inoilal, but
eirV for your muiIs which nio iii'inort il.
Theso tencueiR Kay: " I'aku thu miiiI
nvvnv I nun the body, nnd wlmt is the
body but a piece ol cold, Butuelcss
li.v?"
We know not tho powers of disem
bodied spirits, but heie iu our mnteiiil
sphere ol action, of what ueeount would
hen foul without a body? Kauli one
,ts ,,'n iiil- i" inv "li .... .
mu.i wmk- toi'i'ibor. and tliov woik
- iiulUiH.iwili'c to thu other. lut'V
r' ,, ,.
bet when both are si mnir mil lieallliv.
i..l! ..-.. ..cmiiininhi iliifldnil II
fiiu- l.nilli's :irt i-viiuisiicU' devised ii
1 btru.nei.ls and upon In- p qnwi J "
1 " . , 1.. . 1 .
1 pen.i our ..-eium ;"",
V1.1. 1 limn iro oeiiilo who sin iu their
bodies year alter year and call them
selves Chiisiians! Sonio 'murmur
agiinsl, and others g'ory in the 'nlllio
lions ol l'roviileuo"," n" lin-y term the
p.-millies of viotiued physical laws.
God's natural lawn tuo imnitiinble.
What alloWHiice nny bo mule in tho
future state for inhorited wo-iknufs,
.I.. I iinnv-nbl.iblu i'Mioraiice. I know
not j but ut present there h un exouse
lor iitni'iance nnd sin. l'liyrt'dogiud
knowlcdjo nnd pny-icai cuiuno mu
vviilun the rcicii 01 un.
ioknos, Biillering and Icudioiiopss nro
i'iui.u-,"""."s .
' tlio iv-iiiin of rim. ours or of Home
J one else flonsl-lerab v neii.cr ,.t lion 0
,i,, il.,. nni'ilmi nl Kden. bell kliowl-
edgo and solleulluro am the reuieuies.
Viiarnv,slrenth,andloti'.'evity should
be assiduousl'v cultivated, rhysteol
dosioueiaoy fllmiild be the except ion in
stead of the title. Wo hold our lives
in our nowqr, our strength nnd health,
as well ns our odno'illdn and position.
CircumsinnccH miy affect, but they do
... .,.!,.. wn c'in liii tlifltr iiiastors In-
III III III." ..-.. .. -T .--".----
u.. ,.,..v, -r -,--:"- j j". i..-
Bteart ot ineir ujiyc 'jkh ""
PiiiLADiarnu, February 12, 17&0.
Bear Child'. I condolo with vou.
U'e have lot n tnoit dear and valuablo
relation, but it is the will oi God and
Nature that these mortal bodies bo
laid iiMdo when the soul is to enter in
to real tile. Existence hero on earth
ii hirdly tobu called life. 'Tts rather
an embryo slate a preparation to liv
ing; 11 man is not completely born tin
lilMitrisdcadi Why, then, should wo
giieve that a now child i botn among
theimmmtnls a new member added
to their nch ty ?
We nro Miirits. That bodiet thould
be lent lo us while they can uflbrd ut
pIciMtre, n;bisl us in ticqnliiug knowl
edge, or in doing good to our lellow
cicutiirct), is a kind and benevolent act
nl God. When they become unfit for
their purpose., tun! ullord tis pain iu
stead ol pi en sine, imtual of an aid be
come mi iiicunibiuucc, and answer nono
of the intentions lor which they wuru
given, it iMcipially kind and benevolent
that a way is provided by which wo
may gel 'lid of them. That way ii
death.
We ottrelvcs, prudently in Homo ca
p, choose a, puitiil death. A man
gled, ajjilul limb, whleh cannot bo
ietoied. vvu vviHiii''lvetiloir lie that
pbiiks nut u tooth, piiili with it freely,
rinci the inin iroo vvith il, nnd ho that
quits the wholujiody jiai t- with all tlio
pains and dNcnws it was liable to or
enpilile of makinu; him culler.
Our Irlcnd and we arc invited abroad
on a party ol ph noire that is to last
lot ever. His chair was llrst.ieady and
has goito beloru us. Wu could not
conveniently all Matt togi titer, and
why tdioiild you and I be grieved at
this, idii-u warn 0 i-ooii to lollow, and
we know where to find him?
Adieu, my dear, good child, and
believe that I chuli be, iu every btate,
your tiUccliouatc p:ipt.
UUNJVMIX FltANMCM.y.
A Female Athlete
Sjrinr"weelsi ago several of tlio
Young people who rcsldu lu thu neigh,
borhood ot Snviu Hill, in Dotchcster,
cime togi-thernud on the spur ol tho
moment Improvised n jumping match
lor a sin ill purso between Miku Klynn
and 11 young muti named Murphy. In
ibis uinteli .Murphy was badly worsted,
whereupon his si-dcr Kale, a blight,
stiong and Hjirij-lly gill of nbmit
twenty niinmers, beeauio very iinlig.
ii'iiil and give out ! In companions
that bhe could outjiinip Miku I'lynn 11
her brother could not. Kato becatno
very e irnesl iu liur asscrvuratinns, and
to witislv her n match was tuado for u
puro ot sevcnly'llve dollars, and great
ly to the surpiise ol her liiends when
thu match canto oil she won it. This
ori'ilv rimmed ihu Klynn jitmplst and
his f r'ii nds, so Miss Knto was challenged
to aii-ithOr contest for 8200 a shlo,
which enmo oll'al Savin Hill recently.
Tho nil lir attracted quite a crowd to
witness the sport, not le?s than 400
people being present, Knto mado Iter
appearance dressed in flowing red flan
nel draweis, a la bloomer, with whito
mctino shirt nml n pair of pnlty gait
era tightly I iced to her feet. Mr. Klynn
was drcssod ncnily in tho snnio man
ner. Tho iirrnngemcnts being complo-
ted the exercises began, Klynn leading
nlT with 11 leap ol ten feet three incheB.
K'a'o then took her position, chocred
011 by her Mends, and mado tlm leap,
eleni'lng a distance often lect lour nnd
i.oti 1, ,,,!,... This ci eat vd urent ex-
eitrment in tho crowd 'nml nerved up
Knto lor something still bettor. Tho
second leap vvns called for when Klynn
o-imo up to the boratch and oloirod ton
leut seven inches. Tliia was a very
long jump nnd thu Klynn party felt
rently encouraged. Uut Kaio was
again intioduced, her iiieiids clicrring
tin I feeling confident tint riio would
beat. Cnretnlly she plao-d hor liltlo
gaiter booiB on tho line, nnd straining
every uiiiscjlo in her well kiiii n.
mado tho leap clearing ten leot nluo
.....1 ii.....,..ni.niu.rinehes. Tills wiw too
much lor her compel ilor and nmhl th
plaudits of tho whole company no re
tired with her purso of MOO. As tliu
afluir his oroated great excllement in
thu neighborhood it is oslblo that
Kato m.y bo sta.tod 'or nnothor
match.--Vohwfe Vallcyt (A )
Jlegitter.
O.VB hundred Chinese men and boye
attend tho school at the First Metluafc
in Eplrcopal Charoh jnanFrsnciw,
"1
to do.
Jacksonville O01. 2S .8W.