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|"Sire .idmirfrs P,c)crrcd Ly The In.
"'S.-l have remarked. that the seneroI,v
"i ~! sex prefer those ofIlle other sex ,bo
ar" OF Il grave and Sentimental turn nr,,;-
'i'h always mat the gravity does nor rro.
red if"h dulnr>S, bu from Il rrlcc,;,r
east oi mind, which increases tlr,r rc.,.,.,
"'''' IL adds I" the interest they experience.
nave knnwn Il pa.c face and peu,iyc man
hrr make impressions ON female hearts
thai had successfully resisted the a,tarLs ,,r
r"''y '"nn'cn;lnr"S AMI rNh!aratin. raic
~; The poS>cSS"rs oi these nryclfuLs. bci,,
more calculated to ami~c Than interest. ,ro
rarely remembered when absent. Women
seldom forget The man who makes them
sigh; hlII rarely rccur To him who has cxci.
ted their mrth. even though IL brilliant wiz
may have nrcm displayed in his hons mote
and good stories. lie therefore. who w,,,J
capiIvac the !a>liduous taste of the GOV
must csrhcw too frcqurn;s smiles. cvo,
though he MAY have fine teeth, and nrs,
Likewise avoid occh>,,lins or nron,,,;,o
Ihr exhibition OF those pcarly ornaments in
her whom hc wishes permanently ;n vi ase.
L"RY Bi,Ssinm,Oa.
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State al South I nrnll a.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Benjamin II. Abnry and others. ".
ll..l. H.. llI,. ..aa.l I.illur..

Benjamin II. Abnry and others ".
Tntiti,a .\bney and others.
HBY viltu" OF an order from Char. Jnh:iS'"
D i'll the force Oin. case, viii offer for sale
to The highest budct. on Fri,.a, the second day
of November next. ut tie S'or.. OF Ri,hnri & ole
man, four uac's OF land he on"in. TO Tie 'St';'.
Of Zuchcrla Abney. deceased. si,naie III f., &C
fell District on The waters Of >aud, i!ivcr, Ike
tracts 10 be sold scpar iely. and ;hc number o.
acres, outings and bounn"s To l,. made k.tGwn
on the day oi sale the terms Of sale i'll bc :;
credit of one and tw" year: exc pit the costs.
twn thirds of which must be- pa,' IT, cash hy the
p,u cl,,sr,s; thr remaining iIilrh 10 he pad by
the widow. The purchasers 10 i've bond and
security to secure the rur' has" money.
J TIkKY. T. T.. l.. ID.
commissioners Office.
Edgciield. :c lst, l|:}S. -,
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TIE T.rk "nu his Pim.-The fondncss
nrk for his pipe is quite IL passIon:
morning, noon. and night, he scarcely quits
it; he sleeps often with il in his mouth. and
on awakening it occupies his first though hts.
During the fast of The Rhnn,anan, wacn
Tor the llv"-lons day he Is forbidden by the
prcrrp,s of lis religion TO ra,, drink. or use
amy manner of enjoyment, hundreds may
!r srcn with their pipes flied and burn
inc coal by their side. anx,uslv waiin. for
t t disappearance of the sun; 4 at that in
slant every coal drops on the tobacco, and
"a heavy pr"'rarird draw through The tube
pr"clain'S the long expected and exquisite
enjoyment; nnr will the Turk break his fast
til he has smoked his pipe out. dddison's
Damascus and Palermo
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M isrcRlalicOlrs.

!
PRINTEns' BILLS In Particulars
U"nS ia gcntrut.-Thrre is cerrainI, en-.
beddcd s0ucM here in human nature. n prin.
c'Ple which leads mcn TO turn up ,hcil
, n">'s al irintcrs' bulls. or all sorts ol
duhs, primers dun is the most un,lonc
d"n. There Is no resi- neither night nor lav
f"i tn" sole OF his foot, and n denial to him
Is Il matter 20 natural. ttit he has become
II standing monument of palicmcc. Those
who wi h to prepare themselves for clcva
tion IN eternity. ough to engage 10 cnllcc,
| debts tor printer. Jon's lnnn suffering
srirl' Is Il mere circumstance To that OF
printers dun. We are we'll aware that
III" best KIND ni ,lui. is a bore most intn-
cradle. lie Is man to make the best of
INN, who carries with him Il multitude ui
ChianIlIc>, and, like II camel, before Il
s''n""'n, all sort OF peopl" can scent his APP
prna,h.
Mr.. John Smith. here is your bill for "a
small u after due The office of the .l.uminuIs
llluninaior.' This is the ii,ticth time that
| have called, and you will obligc me 10y
paying up
hlr. Smith. puts on his spcc,acles, ap-
pr"achcS the collector. inspec's the hill. aud
walks oil, saying, 'Pshaw, these printers
"II's ar" nuI>anccs. Ten years have
subscribed To the Illu,ninator, and whnt
good has it done! can't see any henrfr
that have rcaped from it. only sub
Srr'hcd t" palronzr the concern. Didn't
cxpcc' I" hc tcnscd every dav by trillins
account. Stop my paper.'
The reply of Mr.. John Smith contains
the very philosophy Of he thing. Mr..
Smith cannot see the benefit he has rcaped
from The Luminous Illumlnat,,r," and hence
he WON'T pay the bill. Now. when Mr.
Jon" smith buys coat to keep onI the
cold, the hrneliI he rc;,ps from il is tangi-
h". Tie can comprehend The guid pro quo,
! put u peNspn nnhr siYts=,,,,,. is.,nr.,nre Era,pi
me hnbl,r, the intellectual portion Of his
nature. and il is. therefore. nothing ut all.
We believe thar schonln,aStcrs' bills. doc
u"rs' bills. lnwvers' hills. a.ld divincs' bills
are all more difficult of collection, than
Shoe makers, grnrrr>. or merchants bills.
hc reason is because ,hc .heneii.s rcapcd'
are not susceptible o: lonch or visua. tie
m"n>traIi"n. The ruling principle is the
same throughout chri,ten,nm.
Most persons ran feel the absence of n
| newspaper alrhnngh thcv cannot comprc
hrnd lis presence. 1t is a simple, gentle.
daily adviser. 1t comes frcish;cd with
MUSCLES news, to every mans door, and
n"st persons take ii up as they do The hand
"i Ion" tried friend. whose argus cyrtl ma
'"rr penr'rairs all quarters Of the horizon.
Lake thai friend, TOO, few know i- loss un-
I'll II occurs. aud then there is n vac ancv in
tn" 'Iar-an in>ipih hour in ihr morning.
| that used l." he filled With the pleasing in
s,rlct"n which it brought.
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i" fIcELH One iicNpgmn pouyps on
nErF 4" KEEP IEAr.-rut ,or,,,,or
''ircc quarts "i salt. SIX ounces ur salt pctrc
one aud '"il pint of Mn.asScs. and wotcr
>"''ci'''' 10 cover your meat after laid into
'hc barrel. Sprinkle The bottom Of the
barrel with salt. and slightly sprinkle be-
tween the layers "i HE meat as you pack
when done, nonr IN nur pickle and law on
i s'""e or board to keep the whole down.
Bcci sailed fer thl, method during the
fhll AM Winter may be kept nice and ten
der through Tho Summer by taking it up
about the rs' Of May; scald and skim tho
brInc' add three quarts salt, when cold.
,pour back upon the ltccc
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Notice.

n LII persons indebted 10 The estate Of
IN. Stephen Tompkin>. deceased. are r,.
queS'ed tn make immediate payment, and
thos" having demands To present them pro.
pcrly aticsted.
WILLIAM BRUNSON, .1dmr.
Sept. &, 1888 If 50
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n 9e'h'Hcer.

A III. Persons having demands against WIN.
~ Il. Conner and Wade II Coii,lcr, .lcccas d
are hereby requested TO hand them To the sub
scrilr duly nt'esicd. md those indrbr! to either
of l',t nb0ve iianicd in;"Sa'cs. requested n
make immediate payment y. ii. JOINS.
.frfy 80, 1893 uc2G l;i0,'r
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w f. 81

n Wiz. snhstf'", !inl' the import, Mite.
d of his friruh~. has concluded - far 4,
re sumo the practice "I his profession. as l..
attend to all calls in Ch;0nn Diseases A
n"ng these. hr would mention particularly
Scrniula or Kings Evil, Cancer. Diseased
Mammal, Chronic Sore Legs, &c. AGdr>.
j.. l. CtRTI EDGE,
Parks =. o.. Eh.cGcd Dis. 5. G.
May 10 tr If
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Fdshioa.-Thc world is ruled bv r,sb;o1
and most tyrannical mistress she is-
compelling people to submit to the mos, in.
convenient things imaginable for 'Cosb;ou,s
AXE. SI" pinciic> our feet with ticb,
shoes. or rllnncs us with Il ,irI,, crov,, -,
S1n"cZr> the breath our ofour BODY bv ,;yI,r
'"r'ne' She makes people sit up by nigh,
"hrn they ought to he i'm he'd. and k.c,.
'h''n IN the bed in The morning. when rhcv
";Shf TO he up and doing. She makes If
vulgar I" wait upon ones own self and
"ch'c"l :" li>" idle and useless She m,tos
people visit, when they would rather ,,ov n,
nome, cat when they arc not hungry. and
drink when they are not thirsty. Sbo 10
"esp"t Of the l,ighes, grade full Of iutriruo
an" cunning: and ye, husbands, wives. e..
''erS' mothers. sons and daughters yoI,u.
'ar'iv have become her obedien, scrv,r,s
an" slaves, and vie with one another to sec
who shall be the most ohscquious.
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" is stated as - singular fact, that if n
plant is dropping or dying in II hot house. it
is n'mrs' sure of recovery if you place a
plant al chamonliic near il.
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authority Of H"sbunds.-Brnc,ou o1ow
"r''cr "t great rcpu'e in hi, dav. hn, fur
'''S'e! us with s9riops llLes,q .qnlqi.,y ,qs
lie s"vs:' although i, may be lawful cor
the husband to corrrcr the wifi. with , I,w.
'"l weapon such rs n Br0GmSt;rk &C. VIZ,
u lie make Use Of All unlawful jus,ruu,c,,
>uci' us an iron bar and the like. and ,o,,,,
'">nc, 1t will be murder" The l,d;..
'ivinS IN 'hr same town where rcs;do, ,,,;.
>"S' eNl'"nndcr of conjusal rights, arc so;J
L" have hrcn so Indignant and So li,tic so,-
'~'cd with til" distinction i'm their favor ,,,,.
'h"y dragged the unfortunate coun..r,,r -
" :.r"r aud durhcd him souudlv. JuJ-e
H"'''r "i Exeter, in an opinion h" delivered
III an action, against husband for bnJ,ro,
mrnI OF his wife, laid il down as Law ..,h,,
hh>!';'hd was privileged To beat his wifi,
u III" instrument used was womlcu AMI -,
'hirkcr tnan III, thumb" The ,l,uc. 20
Exeter sent Il rould-r,bin To his L,orJsh;,
a'mi requested to know the exact d;m.o-
,on> of hi, thumb.
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Hist Of EefferS.

Hist Of EIelfers.
a EMAI.,iAG III the / o>l C,cr at Edge
ENL field T.. House. Oh lie LIST OF y, iober lS:}S
y \ Is.
.,taway, R"bcrcn L.. I,nG. | ldrcd NJ
!.'r"n, B"nJ Barrrnl"n. Mary Mrs.
iiOnl,au, VI. Mai. B,>ui.i Jesse
i;razrr. VIM Dr Br!icngrr x " ,lnhish
.i'cdwc'i John Bloc Nrr. Ba,tcy
clark. Aaron tlan L,,rr tia Nj
Unity. Joseph C:ae Madison
CiaXtoil. Zccliarnh Cook. Samuel
,urlict, Frances Mrs.
D;rNG
Drake 4 Shaw Green, A J Rev
'M ids II. John G",sa, ILL., + MIS-
)untnn, MAJ, !. Miss GibIS, Jasl ",. ,
fortner. = e,sIcn Com lli'h Mar, Miss ,
frcl.cr, Lewis Grimm, Mary Miss
Iio!So Moses Hard. Grrcn,illc, 3
..untrr. Alexander Harden, Mrs Sarah
lIuAns Crrrk Church, l,i,l,r, Ainn.d W
care oi !. a.i"um Iii James
Hunter. Natli;iIn'l IlHri isOn. Jan o. ii
iicick~On. Humphrey lloS!oru. James DR.
ilar,icn Julia f Mss Harris. john. {,
Harris Moses IIuhlDu. Wm
Heath, 4
JN X
Johnson, William J'hns"n Ih"orhilns
jerks. Calvin Jones, Henry Ii
ncnny. Margaret Miss
l..
LII John Livingston. Lucy Mrs
Long. liZabr,I \ laqlcnx. Amelia l.. 3
langley, Mom,ns Mis- l.nhd,, " !. Master
litic:on. VIM l.cvinain, Elizabeth, &
VI
Mitchell, Caleb NlcKihhen Ma,,rrn Rev
Martin. Elizabeth Mrs MryS. Hnah Mrs
Wcaks I5',ant Morris. Nm
Mi'chrl Miss Caroline Mnpiy " AB
May. Dammit IL - Margaret Mrs.
Monrlc. Scaon M.nncry y Bryan
NAP
Nix. Charles PiNl"y Lafayette
Noble. WIN Pickrns, + w
Randol John II Rodcn. D"rcrS Miss
Reynolds. Joseph Esq Haillsloru Martha Mrs
Roper, Emily Mrs Rrd.!icl,",rr. George
Remington. John Rocky Creek Church
sat
Sharp'on. Alexander. Temples. T'Ilomas
Stonicr MIR : Tcr,l. Ja,cS
! ,l!lnan, Benz X
V. W x Il
Eiuso' Elizabeth Mrs Wi.iall, 1T
WhtlOck. James Win. ard jeremiah
Walker. Ramsy MI Zion Bar'i Church
Wallace Is Icla'l,a Ba! !i,-i ChnrcI,
NJ. FRAZIER, u. NJ.
Oct i, 1888 30
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State If Sou h aruIi IA.
EUGEEIEi.U DISTRICT.
George 'la"eock. and Sarah w. m.

George lla"cock. and Sarah w. MFR
ilaucnck AID o; .icrS. Pmti-
Charles Lamar, Executor. item.
NDrICr. is hereby given, that hy virtue ola
IN decree from tn" Cnlirl of Chaucrry | shall
offer for sale at rdcciell &. H.. "n the ii's Mon"
day in November next the following lands he
longing to the Lsiatc of William Tarrancc. de-
ceased. viz:
One tact Of land situate upon little IIol<c
Creek, IN the District of I:d:eiied. containing
six hundred and forty (6lO) acres more or less.
and bounded according to Il grant thereof from
the State Of South Carolina to the said William
Tarrance, by lands Of John rarrancc. Thomas
Lamar anh Jm" Carter. and by other vacant Inrd>
One other tract containin" two hundred and
sixty (2iM) acres, more or less. conveyed 10 'Ic
said William Tarrancc by Deed of Release
from JOHN Carer, and therein described still
ate in the District Of Ninety six on ---
near the Cherokee Ponds.
Also, other tract of two hundred and TWEEN
ty-eigh (22S) acres. more or less, bounded b.,
lands Of tIins. i:aubo. Morris. Lamar and
Thompson. and in,erSeClcsl by the Road lr:din,.
from the Cherokee Ponds To Augusta. Said 1T, d.
10 he sold separately. on credit Of one and two
years. purchasers to give bondS ami prrsoll'.
security, and II mortgage OF the premises.
I. TERRY, G. T.. l.. ID.
Commissioners GA:li,r,
Edgcfield, Oct. LIST, 1878 C 35
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Tom do you know Frrnch?' Yes very
well ny eisht-but have no speaking ac-
riuain,ance with ir'
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Commissioner oitcC.
Edgciicld. :)c lSt, l@:fS. q -
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RlORgAA az EsEEAHdFHDUS.

To YOU'VE MEN.-There Is no moral object
so beautiful to me as a conscientious young
man. watch him as do s,arln the heavens;
clouds may be before him, but we know that his
light is behind them, and will beam again the
blaze OF others popularity may outshne him, but
we know unseen, he illumes his own true sphere.
He ressts temptation not without struggle, for
that is not virtue but he does resist and CONQUER
he hears the sarcasm of the profligate, and it
stings him, for that is the trial of virtue, bu,
heals the wound with his own pure touch He
needs not the watchword of fashion, lift leads
10 sin, the atheist who says only in his heart,
but with his lips, there is no God = controls him
not; he sees the hand ola creating God, and re-
joices in it.
Woman is sheltered by fond arms and loving
counsel old age is protected by its experience.
and manhood by its strength, but the young man
stands amid the temptations of the world, like n
self balanced tower; happy he who seeks and
gains the prop and shelter of morality.
Onward, then, conscientious youth raise thv
standard and nerve thyself for goodness. If
God has given thee intellectual power awake it
in that cause; never let it be said of thee. he
helped to swell the tide of sin by pouring his in
huence into its channels. Ifthou art feeble in
mental strength, throw not that drop into polI,,
ted current Awake arise, yo ung man assume
the beautiful garb ofvirtue! Is is fearfully easy
to sin lit is difficult to be pure and holy. Put on
thy strength, then let truth be the lady of thy
love-defend her.-Southern Rose.
BENEvoLENcE.-.Not only. for ourselves, but. 70,
Others, is the grand law of nature, inscribed by
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WIN. HAYWOOD, Jn., Register.
New FaoggE. amid GSl,fst NaEgl.

NUSTIN GROW would respectfully inform
~ the public that he has become proprietor in,
and will take charge of the new GRIST MILL, c.
rected by E. q II. Fairbanks " Co one mile east
of st. Johnsbury Plain. Customers assured
that no pains will be spared in keeping the mill in
perfect order for Grinding all kinds of Grain with
despatch and in the best possible manner The
mill being furnished with two superior Touring
bolts, and third for the coarser Grains, no incon-
venience will from the mixing of different
kinds of meal in Touring. The Mill for Huing
Oats is in fine order, and Dat meal will be kept con-
stantly on hand to exchange for Oats when custom
prefer. Good Wheat for sale at fair prices
st. Johnsbury 10th Jan. 1888. 2A-6w
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STATE OF VERMONT.

DISTRICT OF ESSEX, SIS.
The Honorable, The Probate Court FOX the Dis
trct of Essex--lo the heirs and all concerned in
the Estate of GAIUS KlBBE, late Of Bloomfield,
in said District, deceased intestate-
GREETING.
W7OU are hereby notified that application has
Il been made to this Court by the Administra
estate of said deceased is insufficient to pay his
Just debts and cost of settlement by the sum Of two
thousand dollars; that the said deceased at the
time of his death seized and possessed of real es-
tate within this State, and praying this Court to
grant him license to sell so much ofthe real estate
of the SAID deceased as will amount to the sum
aforesaid together with costs of saIe--and you are
further notified that the same will be taken into
consideration at the Probate Court to the holden at
the Probate Office in GuildhalI, in said District, on
the 2lst day of April, A. ID. 1888.
Dated at Guildha aforesaid the 2lst day of March
A. ID. 1888.
34-2w WIN. HAYWOOD, Jn Register.
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the hand of God on every part of creation. NOT
for itself but for Others does the sun dispense It's
beanls not for themselves but for others, do the
clouds disll theirshowers; not for herself but for
others, does the world unlock her treasures; not
for themselves but for others, do the trees pro-
duce their, fruit, or the flowers difuso their fra
GRANGE and display their hues. So, not for him
self, but for others, are the blessings OF heaven
bestowed upon man ;---He who lives only
to himself and consumes the bounty of heaven
upon bis lusts, and consccrutes it to the demon
Of avarce, is Il barren lock in the midst OF Il fer
tile plain-he is thorny bra!mble in fruitful
vineyard he is the grave of Gods blessings, he
is the very Arabia deserta of a moral world
PdySon.
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Combination Of Literary Talent.
MRS. HALE AND MISS LESLIE.
rE7EEE UAEDW9S TsGDdeT6.

HGoing larger ci1vu'ation Man arg other anonth7
periodical IN america.
CoLoRED PLATE OF THE LATEST FASHIONS IN
EVERY NUMBER.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
\ II was with sincere pleasure that the publisher
Il mentioned last season, the arrangement by which
THE LADY'S BOOK AND LADIES' AMERl-
CAN MAGAZINE, were united and TO be edited
by Mrs SARAH J. HALE. 1t is with equal pleas
ure that he now informs the patrons Of Tho work,
that he has made an arrangement with Miss LESLIE,
author Of Pencil Sketches, Mrs Washington Potts
&c. who will be connected with MRS Halo in lend
ing interest to the pages of the Lady's Book. Her
powerful aid will commence with the january
number, 1888. In addition to the above every
number "f the work will contain PLATE OF sU-
PERBLY CoLoRED FASHIONS.
The subscriber endeavors by extraordinary ev.
ertious to show his gratitude for the very many "a
vors be has received from his kind friends the ,ub
lie. From among the many female writer's of Am.
erica perhaps twoLades could have been selected
whose varied talents well calculated TO adorn
u work like the Ladys Book. When it is also an
nounced that Mrs SIGOURNEY The Hemans of
America, and GRENViLLE MELLEN are conti
butors to the poeucal department, will be useless
TO waste argument in endeavorng to show what is
apparent, that the Lady's Book will stand un-ivnl
led among the periodicals of the country -
Each number also contains two pages of FASH
lONABLE Musician many cases original
SOME OF THE CONTRIBUTORS
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mrs L. H. Slgourney, Joseph r. Chandler,
Mrs Ann S. Stephens, Morton McMichael
Mrs Caroline Lee Hentz, Robert r. Conrad.
Mrs E. p. Elicit, Alexander Dimiltrv. A M
Miss Leslie H. E. Hale.
Miss II. T. Gould, E. Burke Fisher
Miss G. E. Gooch, NC Brooks. A M
Miss l.. ii. Medina VIM. Il. Burton
Willis Gaylord Clark, Mrs Emburv.
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B. b. Thatcher, Mrs Smith
r. Penn Smith, Mrs Woodhull.
Mrs Phelps Miss c. S, Cnsbman
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All orders must be addressed to L. A. Cooley
Literary Rooms, Chestnut Street, one door below
Seventh, Philadelphia.
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Text OF ST. PAUL.-St. Paul SAITH 'lec not
the sun go down on your wrath to carr
news to the Antipodes in another world of My
revengefu nature. Yet let us take the Apostles
meaning rather than his words, with all possible
speed to derose our passion: not und erstandlng
him so literally that we may take leave to be an
gry till sunset then might our wrath lengthen
with the days and men in Greenland, where
the day lasts above quarter of a year, have pleu-
tiful scope for revengc-FuNer.
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POETKgY II.
MY BROTHER's GRAVE.


Beneath the chaucel's hallowed stone,
Exposed TO every rustic tread,
To few, save rustic mourncrs, known,
My brother, is Thy lowly bed.
Few words upon the rough stone grnven'
Thy name--thy birth thy youth declare
Thy innocence-thy hopes of Heaven
In simplest phrase recorded there,
No scutcheons shine, no banners wave
In mockery o'er my brothers grave.
No sound of human toll or strife
To Deaths lone dwelling speaks oflife,
Nor breaks the silence still and deep
Where thou, beneath thy burial stone,
Art laid in that unstartled sleep
That living eye hath never known.
That lonely sections footstep falls
In dismal echoes on the walls,
AS, slowly pacing through the aisle,
He sweeps the unholy dust away,
And cobwebs, which must not defle
Those windows on the Sabbathday;
And, passing through the central nave,
Treads lightly on my brothers grave.
But when the sweet toned Sabbath chime,
Pouring its music on the breeze,
Proclaims the wel-known holy time
OF prayer, and thanks, and Blended knees;
When rustic crowds devouty meet,
And lips, and hearts to God are given,
And souls enjoy oblivion sweet
OF earthly ills H. thought of Heaven;
What voice of calm and solemn tone
Is heard above the burial stone
What form in priestIy meek array
Beside the altar kneels to pray?
What holy hands are lifted up
To bless the sacramental cup
Full well / know that reverend form,
And if voice could reach the dead,
Those tones would reach thee, though the worr
My brother, makes thy breast his bed;
That sire, who thy existence gave,
Now stands beside thy lowly grave.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-10

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