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prwpere alS meued south ad a nast m--d- -M th-g. g d ti
.itude of -southern people hfavemove n1 fns the ead co NorthWest and East
L-iortr 'and, there- hav e-1ee in- Ai a isikiicnt at ort -
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 I .r--U_ u thedJ h o M i r i I Ar RmeR. "E T V wG. Rt t a t
" aboliti .nisma e hin piits mltitudinors! F.na.- lan.4-I F o r:, .L i s _I _ilEi


 I _b itrought into s". _closer. : -r __ 4 +o......jL1Ev&iG -6i 47;5
  -iii~-se .ni .. 7+ e who I Lx Ma. o ...+ +i E T G 2a-l- ... "PINi --
Sio. Ithought that i ow. when a pi Ar A anra.. -1. ET V KVl6 & fl "a!p-
half way between pMeside lt aH ^ t^i iLc' tbe T =w i Lv aa... E T V A 0 BFn
 andii_ atb-- for aa ngs, Ar -- .-...... E.T Va G. w-v s4a;2 1
 eb i a-nd now injust ft r h E T A (I Ry. a ..p, a..a
 journey, whe our ef tie e fe _._ =n Lookou aoQ T n 5.. p a)i4i p 4ma
 aM Sechiefly elected bry the north:- haeh eeaS r I^ Alm
 ,rdially. received--at- te zuth l-w.- -nd721U .-- j,6 Zlli l..Z- r D A .^- 6.e Brjj..
 nsrf-ker t o Mknri-i Dayo -m- of t ke: "mia J e ---  -
 fr t, e gatherings a.;
 SamoL"tb ago, ecstrewingofo fl owaer on <soutittense Jiclg-
 raves. -dt .he oter yi ester day.- for JalBSB B M p^r ^ aS,1, ijv ,-&Qa ., ,.. 
 .. .eove Bu I L4f"e.a QI ETVA........ Ry. .4p.. ... -
 its. otfideue .+I wll S at^ P .-..ilia_-. _-li.Tif: l i i._^-!. :i, + with -{Pu'land ET V t 4%-
I propriate-and usefu antoaeA Vt-.. 9 T VoG- r h2.IS'M
I .on_ wiini  ch ki wilted twwo .gar- j Ar .ox'ille ... ETV&A 7 .S1 a
+ for trhr uienorte dea- and -the 4W-hh- l1 of he north ern t nfEV&OyE A- Ff PteVBI 4&iaG
C for thi soutihrna ead, -snt im.ve.tnbs a- -r- he.rbar, ofh, H rgsfl R- R. 0 -- ' _.
Iyntoerick-ed intea chain ot o thev-aats 1iv u,,hqti 0-oiri ee -_g __ RR t
hid fotreverthe two.so4noslno eWe aIiI$ h-t lin -- _--- m i
who knows but that this may be *theday nC w it Jtit hWb* -bee AL -VtACeektDw. S er rl gMp
when. the prophecy of the tent made inr r-a naiB asu-iwhens- fD. J&f il d w n Wheni tHs .no- 5I( O Ph 4V & C Di:r S. ..-.a.
 pM6 ^ to.l~t ^i-i^ aAsinp fr t I:-or*^t tJ-.m3u dwell, in. perfect o. I01110 SPECAr i AB Solid Tslra ackmnvfl*
 grd tothte oeieunt ad the bwou north give Ian daying a- r itt- eiex j Grant and Robe-rt E-ISe. Will- Lee CbaO an<gTio. carrots Pullman or Mu an '
 g~rd to U country, -andthe north-give lag s a Stnwl k 1,*urs JcksionvUletoCineinenati, Puallmn
up its prejai-es- and the south keep not gtci-kIVsnaee a to Memp.i4, and- Ar-
-B f s- -- -.  ,in -- --- -- ,-,..,, ht -O tia^  n B^ tht -itA tef r-! thousao of -northern anA ri-464m to AFbevile. Conn ec .. ..oak
II back it_ confidence? I will say to the it actated unumakge that a -o gOf risd ofatoa therna rgn wet ehLrilmalPe. Connera hat bdeiaun
north, Give up. and to the soutt Keep not ar-fr nao o at- w-otheo4 w-t iwho, though -they.oeonoeld wth Pllman Vin anrr-ig at Pahiadel- -
ntack?" s -ahdis it tS t6i^aotlieraud iuia looked 1ae at- ech odtie'R from te- { whialtti nlo aokieatrrn~gh'nti a* 'rmre
0 GARAsP OS LIVIG B6F-- Aw-LBQ fotte bat tle ps anis of the Ptotomac a&nd trihp. an.t .viryPbhhurrE: extrliatrp JackbsIa-
 C ty andi the Jarws aod he Te- fjr to Atlantn.
I -, lit before I put th-se garla-ds on the -oAki of Antfm-.thff ib O f o r -"eer C 1 arz o;Oe s -a r sef the I L  e r' At-
tile graves I me- i to pt them this mornag -th -.O i'm! ^ L -t a wa I +1^ tit r -'- r. somec of those pbl &ni effan -bl ". Tnnee <"lnlt. .-
 Sgravesmeantopbt*antaitot Wattann t'atac-a to Men-
Ely &little while oa the b-- rows of the hniviYg t -od.w-7 wbo aer. -iaeee ceantr:s- at A:n P --p -fTard-
In I and women- of Wte north 'and south mornn anthing -hnd tohmtyight a4e n Cwhintarie es tf to Fnre-ior to:n.-,vHrr-cr



 som eOt w- ist-tie two .-MmigJ.hLY't to. . .
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- the tr .a..nna Then c od arou theaf-r t s a hoist a- -t. .er wtr t he _areir chql .e -istea ri toe str g io p this Ctrrnit.-Cnj Fir.t -JnPI,,- .- t :-i-la,
If ++ we at a-to atdw -nd -mutery pjo orf th.e s oa ladi sotd bu { t ey e acr al e-k- in my-. ha 3r p,., iworr a pa n'.y i o twoi .. .. ,
 oatwas tr! W a- tres .- W'hat o htn-pekse -e 1 :r emnr mew m -bat tfe a tmnetr should v;Xtarhx: t md| otn -. i- ia dA-I ,t ta<f r.


 =i. |father i- -t r' - l l "-" . cries th hl will. to -6 -
|i| And the seemed after (:B ri-er -mt-ent'.t land a1* gi .en .-h-A t IITItl:- nh-
cant Christmas and They who were sat the frnt know thatcoo btf S rrni ndestr -2 nd Ic-r-l de N-S -T9 I.- i ftlflH-Th 1-. t. a 1-;k-
 ~ Thankgivinz table! And after the batl, When the war opened the sburth atdila rntw tt -u a- lr1
 dwhat waitzo^fsr news! 'hat pes t morote-rn we adi and gi-eef J *.-i M r.Ma -r R P-

 til rb e lon-g h- t of the kleed and wounded north ca the Lotltzra menCb rara ofM :and. Lr. _. ad2 -,
 were mad -..t! All aleng the Penobso. and_'pom '. w n hin. i but e after af ew&b ., r. ,tk a-ntf tt n ,n -'. ..-.- '+ Mr.'.a.f n I -n-+ an-i -t ,,aii-
 a lnda he Coiwct-cut and t-he tr. Lawrene, batles nootin g -nin lo- wa said about and wr, at _--- ,p, .-il-. tLrsn i-- -me t .ia l .. ,i .-.-.ir+,- n---i- r r ,- ,. f tni -Sti
 ;ant the' Ouio. and the OAregon, and the. nortter "iudab i"ani ath ei "br' JL- yuoun ,- :lt ii 'a- e t orid: : .. -f t ia t that tIo- r-*i-t,,w *4
ig J amies at dtd the emtnnrie -arid the Ala- gans.: It was anarmy of a a fl anrtrat1 m.a-. a gu t u: Gir--'.-r ,' t:' -t!+ ,,!- .ofV ., i
fii u t..- I ew- atd be Sac-i- A r gm f ito s-asa fl-e; -f r2^t : and .| > T-i. ."-tt wo. P. 4.J-LLY. m bV. -:rt J0 N 'i -tr lt-
 Bmiuento til,-re were lament-ation and morn-o i na- -t sk with iro- beak agani .t aito*-^+r fourwi-n .r4 ^ -r, f-' .. I  i, -a-a-: ; + r.. r. i }. + h r--r-fT- t-- r*'.,- r -+' T r l.'i4 d
 inz aad great we. Rachel weepinit for her f-ock of e- l5 --, .diron riiwol w atie- e so|p meo wil T* c-pimi a' ...-t a-- ,_ ;"--.. t-a- ---,, i ti.  --- aia-
 thiat Wt-. .inh. a-tnans to be ucot.rs be- dt-er ilt UaCinsxhu;dr^i-t. I; t' ant- caTtI rrd -tnf .r '.t 4w-^, ;4V *.i ^ i. dn vtnr a
 the t.ev w-rr --t -., *+,.i ,hn.h so wa s o t Wan m CI'u nw -j-...h-r.,, .Fl-r. r

 | oln a. .:tr an- mother bare noB~tz It waa l-ti-k rts:a IosrnM -t i t f r-m Bi.W- e;* -i-- .
 for tn re w r- Th' y aiWh tahey t- w i- n tb e wa s- Ki"-t a4f- az ;ht 6adc iokpad. [next .- a-I<--. ^-,- .'r *

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 t mPtitde that no man can number, chi-- southern graves shaHl not be Pput
 TAiBERNACL E PULP jdren without fatherly help and protection? az grass of the tomb untim they nae
 S-i Under all the advantages which-rwe had of rfit circled the foreheads of the living-
 fatherly guidance, what a straggle life -I wil let the firon of the wreath come
 SREV. DR- TALMAGE'S SERMON FOR has been to the most of us!- Bat what of doivrer the scar of a scp wound made
 I i thOALe chiidren, two and five and ten re-s byth siward of a cavalryman at Attlanta,
 MEMORIAL DAY- I of age, who stood at their mother's lap -aan doop a little over the eye that lost its
 S_ _-"" with great, round, wondering eyes, hear- mls in the mine explosion at Petersburg.
 i" Wilay t t the North, Give Up. mand ng her-read of those who perished in the Htozi for the living! Calla lilies and ca-
 Sto South Kp leof the tWildernes, their fathersene is and. amaranths and palm branches
 t cSot. Keep o ak- si down amongte dead host? Come, young for-t r im-2
 Iz xii, r. the Text-- A'Notable Dit- I- a.h- -d!
 xmen and -women, who by such disaster, | TOE SDEN. KNOW-
 Srs have had to make your own wav in life, R t--we tmn tnot detain the rtwvo-nr-lands
 i and I wili put the garland on--our young anr ur-er -n-m the pillows of those-who
 BIeXnKsLr-ed Mir S-Ye-o.tena ~xy, aringi and unwrinkled -brow. yes, 3on hhave fe'or- mrrr jf a centu-ry hare been pros-:
 ybeen observed as' Decoration DaY Dr. Ta! r oppr
 age this morning preached an apprpri- Southad Mo ntain. and yonvn er O t- bytsura r hea k or chilled by wnt.res
 ate sermon. It was a novel and unprece- -I brg all along these twentVr teas Come .a- ri ith rlands re fragrant Both
 Sdented service, a; in different parts of the I if I cannt stare a w hole garlad hai. s-s-o. the .s.nai ne -ant hwr
 audience were many of those who tIad be- A ff Icainot srmre a.a whole garland ha vio thenm bhe snshine and th-eshower
 audience were man, of those who had be
 longed to bor- Federal an Confederate for your brow I ill twist in your locks of s '-n The cbr of both
 atearmies, te subject ttwo flowers; oue.e crimson and one w were nm i by r:,m +.vTo mi -o i ae bine of
 annrm ,nced. namelt-. ha'n-Two Garlends rio f white t cmrison for e strule of ycur -tbhe -, ae oe c-od at-he snu-e,. aind
 -announedt. nmelV, "Two Garainds for.t
 SNorterrr and Southern Graves." Over the I life. which has almos-t amounted to car- thep r oI tLe tr.. and tahe witenss
 pulpit were two wreaths of- beautiful I nage; and the wblite for the victory you- --ow. r*.-- And.I do not care
 whnihtI p rover 'r orthern.ga- -e and
 flower, and they were linked together. so aed- -wht -a 'ne rave, Re anr
 that ney were an object lesso for thesub- Z;- FOE LIVTG SOD. EflS. hitr .h e Do any
 i eet pres:en-t-_ Text- isaiaih- xliii, 6--I Before i prt tie two garlands I am twist- Jnei a Wat the.ust-? None of them
 will sv ir tohe north. Give up. and to the iBauspon the northern and southern tombs, wiidlow o \ oiir Doraicr Days both
 outhh, Kee-p not baeL'" I detain the garlands a little wile that sine -aon and Dixno s line area grea,.
 i JLst what mrvest, meant by the north- imay putt ttm upon the brow of the living: wase tf twners-" A- I e yon have
 t and sotith I c nom t say. but in the Ciiaied soldiers and sailors of the north and south, r too far my idea that praa-e for the
 States the owont are point blank in who though at variance for a ton;a while, hlisa i --t.er Thanprais for t e-
 their meaning that no one can- dobt? -Arem now h&gIce and in hearty loyalty to ot -
 They men4n Y:-if than east and wes, for- :the 1-T iL K' govern ment. and .readv,.$ tnt ithe dead do not know ,-
 although -teven those last.,two there i need be, to march shonaler to haoalder the h ?owe_-! I th-ink the do. The -dead
 have. been rivies- and disturbing aml- again _any foreign fo The trentv-s ix ildea The bd set but the .
 it--ionsand infelicities and silver bills and winters i have-pased since thewr i so es a-d- is idere Nort wci-.es
 Sold's tairentroVeTsies, ther- have bee -e t k, have sauS ently oaled th hatre ds 1 o G -are in inch rapid and eonsant
 between tiei nUo batteries onlimbered, nao tfC tie burnedpozOthward aaond h- n mu ation as eartfn and beavin, a i
 -z h Demr-atialm D4o i of no.z
Sintrenchmrents dung no long lines of sepul-. wdai- atowtheT .m ark that they, who &i o-. nr
cha-al mounds thrown up. It has ver fimr i thtonflictwer-honest on~ th and tn are better known. in realms
been M~ chusett Fourteenth rgment{ #d s.- :The:sipla 5 i both armiss w ere:Set than terrestrial.- With what in--
 i The+. e f~a~a~j- 21~t h+.. .~e~i~ .iit the p., ,,... .and
agmint :Wiiconin zoaaves: it has neveri t"ev-hon est i-ntft prayem T f tthjte t the p of or br andi
i-been -Vi ni-a -artillery against Mississippi o ..-..l a te, whether they marched f. or.boyhood or girlhood days! And
 .r.i.. - .. -- to ,artbef o Mexico^r mahed tow- I aE.,v dear~d-nao iter_ ia thlisn t woii
 SEast and wes- are. distnet words and I as.te .nd .-arwbere iho est. aee st r were- bon and rantd omne, and
 j sometimes may mean diversity of inteiestJ fi i- toaskeh side- w er sufed an trmpned? My
bi tt there is uolbioo, on them. They :ean Iheh eaae-uzroRm their' Bihf not paitvey -say s.. nor does
Ibe pronounced without any intonation of r. ....a . my--- . tea t b common
I wailin and, death groan. Bat the north x-a t 1z.-..... nereeti.o re- do know, -
sand the soath are words that have been- irit! 
isurcharged with tragedies. They are tehws^hm wr th lessy ^an t esteraad po otha mrce
 e ew lW E lia the pr ysrelaycestonra theatngravched
-words which sugagest that fer fortyy u-a -j^ up ,amo itannered pocsso hat marched 7
 -ytlefl-dsrtoyear kago tosouthtrn grave&, were ac-"
the clouds -had beef hearing i h tfrwo grrider thtonuhe inv ii-j
-ar' tem-peri -' whiC 1 thity years ago fr ^ 0Ug
Sburst in a fury that shook this planet as it nl 4 fi~ l tieea ^xissi that a the air-o- I
i has never bee shaken sirce it"swmnq out a al tfkr- 3 i the ascended, procesionsof the.;
i-i the first world building.. thank God f. hi ,-procession.s f the sainted-and,
that the words have l some of-me,,t the am pf the. c hres
ni wach have lost thin ~ree and- e Mvo -of ii tteris, and they
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 J. C. Davis, Rector of St. James'
Episcopal Church. Eufaula. Ala.:
"- My son has been badly atfiicte
with a fearful and threatening cogt
for several months. and after tr}-ing
severalprescriptions from physicians
which failed to relieve him, he has
been perfectly estored by the use of
 utwo bottles of Bo-
An Episcopal scheme's Cenan Syr-
 up. I can recom-
Rector. mend it without-
4 hesitation,'- Chronic
severe, deep-seated coughs like thiL
are as severe tests as a remedy can
be -subjected to. It is for these long-
standing cases that Boschees Ger-
man Syrup is made a specialty:
Many others afflict -d -as thi lad
was, will do well to make a note of
this. .

J. F. Arnold, Montevideo, Min,,
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for -a Cold on the Lungs. I have
never found an equal to'it--far less
a superior,. @
Q G. REEX, Sole Man'fr,Weodbtury J.


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