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GENERAL NOTICE. I---
IL TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS.

GENERAL NOTICE. ! +
!" TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS.
GOLD PEN DEPOT.
GOLD PENS, warranted Diamond Pointed. With
fair usage this pen will last for twenty years-the
points neither be coroded by acids injured by
friction. As a companion for the desk or pocket it
will be found ever ready for use. large lot of the
above Pens from the manu- facturer, just received at
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S
Watch and JeweIry Store, Water st.,
...E ..t .... Second door from Calvert
N. B. The Pens now received have been made to
order expressly for my store. Persons who have
found it dlcut to get pen to suit them, VIII please
examine the assortment. fri ml6-lm
ENREsH SALMON, LOBsTERS, HALL
e BUT and MACKEREL received every morn
ing, for sale al the different MARKETS. all orders
attended 10 with DESPATCH address to ,,,
~ WALKER X SMITH,
mals3t' care Lynch Griffin, Centre Market Space
SHADE TAsSELS, suitable for Parasol Max
= ers which will sell at New York prices.
ml2 JAS. nj. HAIG, l9l Baltimore st.
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FOR THE NATIONAL FAIRI

! FOR THE NATIONAL FAIR
p WASHINGTON BRANCH RAIL ROA9
xys~xaran. NOTICE. In addition to the 4
EAIhEakAE trains for Washington al 81 o'clocRd
!$S4l$$s& 8 O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, p
-s-ss.-- EXTRA TRAIN, for the exclusi
commodation of passengers with round trip q
will be despatched daily Except Sundays) fri
Goth to the Both inst. inclusive, at z O'Clock. AN
RETURNING FROM WASHINGTONr
Tn addition to the regular trains at o'clock,
and 81 P. NJ, EXTRA TRAINS will leave forf
more daily, except Sundays,) during the abo.
riod, at and n O'Clock, PM. By order, L
mig dt30 ...... DANIEL ], FOLEY, AN
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THE REVENUE SERVICE. During the past
winter the several Revenue Cutters engaged
in relieving distressed vessels, have spoken and
boarded l 1854 vessels, have relieved and as
sisted SO in distress, and have sailed in the
aggregate &c ,954 miles.
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DEATHS IN New York. There were ISL
deaths in the city of New York last weekly
small pox a, consumption 81; inhammations
81; dropsY 10.
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mz-BALT,E UNITED FIRE DEPARTMENT.

% BALT'E UNITED FIRE DEPARTMENT,
The regular MONTHLY MEETING of the STANDING Com
MITTER will be held at the City Hall on THURSDAY
EVENING, 2lst inst, at O'Clock. By order,
JAMES YOUNG, Sec'y.
1I5- The committee of one from each Company
appointed the last meeting of the Baltimore United
Fire Department, to take into consideration the pro
prety of procession the ensuing fall are requested
TO meet al the City Hall on THURSDAY EVENING,
2lst inst at oclock-punctual attendance is parti
culady requested. The following named gentlemen
compose the committee: Mechanical, John Duke
hart Union, Thomas w. lowering; Friendship, D.
Super; Depford 8. S. Briggs; Liberty, A. Reese;
Independent, s. Kirk; Vigilant, e. Mitchell; New
Market, d. Irelan; Columbian, II. w. S. Evans; First
Baltimore. ]. G. Batzell; United. ]. l.. Mcguire;
Franklin, James Young; Washington, w c. simms
Patapsco, J. l. Conen, Jr,; Howard, F. A. Miller;
Watchman, H. Z. Barton; Lafayette w. d. Roberts.
ml9-th2t ri JOHN DUKEHART, Chairman.
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NEw AND CHEAP cARPETINGs.

RTEW AND CHEAP CARPETINGS.
~ The subscribers have a very large and heaut-
fully asserted stock of CARPETINGS, MATTINGS,
OIL CLOTHS, &C., which they will sell at extreme
ly low prices. Those about furnishing will find il to
their interest to give stock an examination, COIL
sisting in part viz: ... ... .'...
Royal Wollen CarpetiBg Kdderninster Carpeting
Brus ,els do Super Ingram do
Imperial do Fine and Common do
Three Ply do Hall and Stair do
Also, 500 pieces 4 a., 54 and Ga plain and colered
MATTINGS, of Superior quality, at very low prices.
Also, 300 pieces FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, new aud
beautiful pattern. at so and Is cts per yardtogeher
with full assortment Of Table and Piano COVERS;
Rugs, Door Mats, Window Shades, &c. 1.t :
- ..T SHAW, SMITH & co. 1904
1913 Baltimore street,
ap27-lm four doors west of Charles st.
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h7- DEFENDERS OF BALTIMORE IN 1914.
The Association of Defenders of Baltimore in 1914,
are requested TO attend special meeting 10 he held
at the City Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Goth
inst, at O'Clock. BY order,
mi9.2t TrRl HOWARD GRIFFITH, sec'y.
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FRoMrHE EXCHANGE READING-RooM b
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Br. brig Atlas, McCollum, st. John, N F,
r. Tucker.
Brig Silas Warean, Long, Rio de Janeird
market, Jas ] Fisher.
Schr Maria, Prince, Charleston, ]. w. B rol
Schr Meridian, Leverton, Philadelphia, ID
Brown.
sloop Union, Coringham, Philadelphia, i
Brown.
SAILED-Brem. ships Victoria, Mehrtensl
en-; Luise, Steenken, do; barques Louisa, Cd
Orleans; Lawrence, Harding, Boston; briggs
yuma, Kelly, Rio de Janeiro; Charles GrayI
bridge, West Indies; Kate PendeTgast, e vansi
guez, r; Mary Stanton, Bearse, Boston; 4
rome, Myers, Rotterdam; brig st. Andfew|
well, Savannah Mar, Jam.
ARRIVED,
Sehr Hero, Emmerson, 2 days FIN Phiadel
J. w. Brown. ....
Steamer Baltimore, Claypool, FIN Philadelpl|
to ]. A. Shriver.
Steamer Herald, Russell, from Norfolk.
or the RappahannOck, full rugged brig with
ports; and off Sandy Point, Br. topsail sci
bound up, ...
MEMORANDA.
U. 8. ship Congress, Com. Stockton, FIN Ri
metro for Sandwich Islands and Columb'a RI
well, was spoken Jan. 80, lat 48 81 S, Ion Ga 81
ship Charles Drew, at New Bedford.
Brig Orole, at N York fin Rio de Japeire, Ell
ed signals on the 18th ult lat M Ion "a 80 Y
ship Roanoke, Hanna, of Baltimore, from Ri
Orleans. .... ...
Brig Gen. Pinckney, Gayle, for Baltimore i
at Savanna 18th inst.
Norwegian schr Nordlycet, for Baltimore
FIN Rio de Janeiro Goth March.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, TIL
~ plication will be made TO the City CouIss
Baltimore, at the present session, for the wild
of Broadway street, from East Baltimore to n
ment street-or further if necessary, mh6-la
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OMETHING VERY NOVEL!
- FORTUNE FOR rs CENTS!
EMORYS CO., the far famed Prize Agents, oppo-
site Barnums, will offer to the public Of the United
States beautiful Lottery on every SATURDAY, the
leading prizes in which will be as follows:
1000 DOLLARS!
1000 BOLLARS!!
1900 DOLLARS!!!
1000 UDLLARS!i!! &C. sc.
And the price of Quarter Tickets will be only
IS CENTS!
For the purpose of aff0rding to their patrons great
number of chances in these favorite Lotteries for
tTifing outlay, EMORY Il co. have determined TO
certificates of packages of 25 quarter tickets
Zone of which may draw !hree of the largest prizes)
for the small investment of SO so. Decidedly the
most profitable method of purchasing tickets, partic-
uary in these lotteries, is by the package, every
package which EMORY & co. sell will have in il all
the numbers that are put in the wheel, and must ne
cessarily have in it all the numbers that are drawn
from the wheels The only chances against the largest
prize in the lottery las the tickets in every package
that Emory Co SELL are Guaranteed TO have on them
all the numbers in the dratcing) the chances against
having the three first drawn numbers one ticket
Thus for the small sum of 25 cents, if you get the
three first drawn numbers on aquarter ticket you
certaiA to receive the handsome amount of
$50 DOLLARS! '...'
DO For Tickets in these deservediy popular Lot
teres application must be made to the well known
and celebrated Prize Agents, "t...
EMORY & CO., opposite Barnum's,
United States Lottery Agency,
... Baltimore, Md.
h3- The Prizes sold by thisS lottery firm are all
paid in Gold. Orders from The country, for Tickets
will be faithfully attended to, be sgRIcTLY coNFI--
DENTAL, and the best selection of lucky Tickets
will always be made for correspondents It
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SETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING
For the Pacific-Ship St. Joseph, soon.
For London-Ship Hermann, 20lh inst.
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SUPERIOR MINERAL WATER. This
= delightful and refreshing beverage can now be
furnished by the subscriber equal if not superior TO
any in the city, with great variety of Syfups, a.
mong which are, Cream, Vanilla, Orange, orseat,
&c. &c. ".f.. ,u
Also, fresh Pavilion and Congress Spring WATER.
For sale bv CHARL ES B. BARRY,
ap22d No. l52 Baltimore ST.
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A l. M A n A o.
nR. w. r.. MITCHELL's

II "a ANs W.
~ GA l. VANIC BANDS 4
BRACELETS, FLUl
Warranted to be superior ts DR.. Christie's orr
ers in use, may be had at the following places
more. !
GENERAL AGENCY, No. 90 Baltimore 81
s. E. SMITHS Periodical Agency, No
Building. .r.r.
C. WIsEMAN's Drug Store, cor. BALTIC.
streets. ..Hsr.a. ~,
T. l.. ENNIS Fancy Store, 80 N. Howard,
H. SLAYTOR'S Fancy Store, 203 Broadly,
P.) And in W.ASHINGTON, b. c., at
S. EDDY'S Jewelry Store, Pennsylvania /
Persons suffering from nervous affections,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Head ache, Pains,
Side, Back Limbs, sc. whether sceptcs or B.
ia the remedial influences of Galvanism, wi,
call at either of the Agencies and see the hun
respectable certificates in favor OF DR.. M
Bands, &c.
THE RUSSIAN COSMETIC,
one of the most valuable preparations for the
preservation, restoration, and identifying of
man Hair, and also for the removal of ddndr,
be had of either of the above Agents. mi
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.-yMWrdsr Of a Whole
Family A man named WIN. Hudson, living
in PendIeton county, Va, on the 18th inst,
deliberately murdered his wife and three chill
dren, besides Jane and Robert Cliff, and horri-
bly, multi ated another child. He then set fire
to the house and escaped. The only cause as
signed for the bloody deed is a misunderstood
ing with his wife. He was member of the
M. E. Church, and was highly respected.
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SITUATION WANTED, by young mi
- Fredericksburg, either as clerk, assistant
ter in general commission store, or any OF
spectacle mercantile business, where he could
himself useful to his employer-it would bel
to the advantage of any one that would emp}
he having very extensive acquaintance wit
ness men from that section of the county, tha|
encourage the establishment where he was ID
ed-the best of references, as regards charact]
will be given. Apply at Js "#a-
l.. F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Off
m20 ....... .. No. 10 Exchange Id
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TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1886.

OF BALTlT
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s2E.OOO A a,sao PRIZES OF

THIS LAY, May 20, will be drawn the Md Con-
solidaed Lottery class 1913 Nos Is drawn ballots
for the benefit Of the SusQuehanna Canal.
SPLENDID SCHEME: .-. g..
l prize of 5000 prize of s3255
10000 2200
5000 10 I" l500&c.
Tickets S10-shaTes in proportion.
For lucky tickets by the package or single tickets,
apply TO the prize vendors, MILLER y co.
r Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md Lottery, class 80, drawn
NAV 10, lowest prize S21: ...
'' - 26 Is IA 80 81 ls 81 50 SAL
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RIOT AND LYNCH LAW. An abolition con-
vention, which assembled last week at Peoria
Ill. was broken up by the citizens, who dispers-
ed the members by pelting them with rotten
eggs. The next day, an Englishman, who
had attempted to commit rape on little
girl eight or nine years old, was caught, COM
pletely covered with tar, and thus, with a rope
round his neck, was led through the Streets
He was afterwards, in that condition, turne
loose, and turned out Of town.
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MARYLANDERs IN THE ARMY. Besides Ma
jor Ringgold and Capt. Walker, the Argus
mentions that Lieuts. Fahnestock and Magrud-
er, of the Artillery, are of this city. Also
Capt. Miles and Lieut.. McPhail of the lnfan-
try. DR.. McPhail, of Baltimore, is Assistant
Surgeon in Col. Twigg's Dragons, and Ser
geant Kerren is also among the glorious band
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nz- DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY, The extraordinary success attending the use OF
this medicine in diseases Of the lungs, and the many
singular il has effected, having naturally at
uacied the attention of many physicians, as we'll as
the whole fraternity of quacks, various conjectures
and surHses have arisen respecting its compositions
some physicians have supposed il contains iodine 9TH
er ignorant pretenders say it must contain mercury
and TO some such substance they each attribute its
singular efficacy. AS such opinions are atoee
erroneous, and calculated to prejudice many persons
"S'' PLEDGE OUR HONOR ,
That it contains nothing of this kind, anything the
least Injurious; on the contrary it is composed of the
most simple substances, the principal of which
the extracts of tar and wild cherry bark, and The
whole secret of its efficacy consists in the mode by
which they are prepared
On hand and for sale by
- 10 STABLER & CANDY, 100 w. Pfatt-st.
Also, by George K. Tyler, 20 E. Baltimore street;
Seth S. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
s. Atkinson, Baltimore and Hanover SIS; ]. F.
Perkins & Brother, Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames st; Elisha II. Per-
kins corner Market and Greensts.; George II. KeerI
No. 1913 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, SO North
Gay street. mlo-lw
Fz- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINs Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breastpins; Ear. rngs Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
plete, his Old Established Store, Waterst I'd door
from Calvert. apS
nr7-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, ofentireynew
patterns, never before introduced i'll Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&c. &C., for sale and made to order, cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
states, e. s. FRYER,
Milf No, l Nerth Cav street,
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WOIDA OF IEIDLAIA1DO1Io
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1916.
For the Voice of Freedom.

The association for the purpose OF form
ing an Agricultural Society in the Coun-
~ Of Rulland, held an adjourned meeting
in Casteton on the 10Th day Of Feb. 1876.
The chairman being absent, Slas W.
Hodges was appointed chairman pro 'em'
The report Of the committee TO report
constitution and bye>laws for the Society,
was called FOR. They not being prepared
10 report, voted 10 add three to their num-
Der. Hon. William G. Kitridge, John l.
Marsh, Esq. and Hon. Zimri Howe were
appointed.
Voted to adjourn 10 one o'clock, P. M,
Met pursuant 10 adjournment. The
committee made report of constitution.
The report on motion was accepted. The
constitution was after debate and amend
ment adopted as follows:
CONSTITUTION
or the Rutland County Agricultural
Society.
Article /. The Society shall be denom-
mated the Rutland County Agricultural
Society.
Article 2, The objects of the Society
shall be the improvement Of agricultural
productions, useful domestic animals, do.
mes.ic manufactures and the mechanic
arts.
Article 8. Every citizen Of the County
who shall sign this constitution and pay
one dollar at the time of signing the same,
and also pay one dollar annually 10 the
Treasurer 10 the month Of January, shall
be member of the Society, and such
membership shall be continued until the
member shall lodge with the recording
Secretary a certificate Of his Withdrawal
from said Society, or shall actually remov
from the County. Provided, that an.
person paying fifteen dollars at any on
lime shall be life member OF the Societ
and free from any annual charge.
Article 4. The officers OF the Socie'
shall consist OF President, two Vic
Presidents, Recording Secretary, Treas
urer, an Auditor and Corresponding Sec
rotary.
Article S. There shall also lie boar
Of managers to consist of the several off
c.rs mentioned in article a. and one men
ber chosen from each Town in the Cour
", whose duty it shall be to take the ger
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BRANDON, Thursday, February 96, 1916.

| The Society being organized by TIT
choice of officers, the chair was taken, II
the absence of the President, by William
l. Farnam, Esq. assisted by the officer;
above named. The Society proceeded by
nomination 10 The choice of managers
The following gentlemen were elected
members of the board Rich Hack, Bran.
don Daniel Crofoot, Benson Alanson
X. Wheeler, Caslleon; Jeffrey A. Bogue,
Chttenden; Jesse Lapham, Dandy; Bar
nabas Ellis, Fairhaven Chauncey L.
Rumsey, Hubbard,on Bradley Fish, Ira;
Edward Muzzy, Mendon; Hiram Dick
erman, Mt. Holley; Chauncey H. Con
key, Orwell; Nathan Allen, Pawlet ;
Amos Holt. Pitsfeld; Augustus Ham
mond, Pittsford Joseph Joslin, Poultney;
Daniel Kelly, Rutland; Harry Holden ,
Shrewsbury; William Markham, sher>
burne james K. Hyde, Sudbury; Ju-
dah Round, Tinmouth; Dyer Towns
bend, Walingtord; John s. Hulet, Wells;
Seneca Fled, West Haven Gideon Ta-
Dor, Mi. Tabor.
Resolued, That committee OF five be
appointed by the President to report code
of bye-Iaws at an adjourned meeting
Hon. VIM. C. Kiuridge, Hon. z. Howe,
Hon. r. Pierpoint, J, L. Marsh and W..
P. Moves, Esqrs. were appointed.
Resolvea, That Professor E. S. Carr
be requested to deliver an address 1.-THE adj
lourred meeting of the Society.
ResOlcsd, That when this Society ad-
iourn it do so to meet again in Castleton
on the first Thursday of March next, at
10 o'clock, A. M.
RESOLVED, That the Recording Secreta-
~ be directed TO procure suitable book
for keeping the records OF the Society.
Resolved, That the Recording Secreta'
nv be directed to furnish copies of the pro-
ceedings of the Society to the newspapers
in the County for publication.
ResOlued, That the Society do now I'D
journ.
IONA. c. THRALL, Rec. Secretary.
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CATHEDRAL AT SEVILLE.

But the great boast and glory Of Seville
is her vast and lofty Cathedral. Parts Of
it, or rather portion of the wall which
now encloses the spacious cour! of the
orange-trees, belonged 10 the splendid
mosque which was built there by the
Moorish king Abdu, in the year I'LL
The Tower of GraIdi was erected about
the year 1000 by Algeber, a Moorish
architect and mathematician, from whom
it is supposed that the science Of Algebra
derived its name. This tower is square.
and its original height was $50 feet, aud
in the year 1868, 100 feet more were ad>
ded for the purpose OF constructing bell
fry and for other objects. Above all ari>
SEES the famous GiraIda, or image OF FaiIh,
a gigantic female statute, of bronze, with
a large globe of The same meal beneath
lis feet, while in the hand a vas, palm leaf
which causes the stature, resting as ii does.
or an iron bolt or pivot, 10 turn about
with the wind. Such is the giantess
GiraIda, 10 whom aIIuson is made in Don
Quioxte, and many a Spanish play and
romance. The ascent of the tower is by
a spiral staircase within, which was for~
mery an inclined plane of so gradual an
elevation, that mules could easily climb up
TO the bellry. Low steps have recently
been raised 90 this inclined plane, which
give one suferH loolhod than before. -
Two families live 10 this singular place;
one at the base, who act as the porlers, and
the other near the beltry, whose business
is 10 take care Of the singular and ingen>
ious clock of the cathedral, which was in.
vented and every part o. i! made by monk
of Seville, some centuries since. Several
years were occupied in making it, and the
vulgar tradition is, that when it was COM
peed the eyes Of the poor man were put
out, that such another might never be
made. and thus Seville might retain the
sole honor of possessing such treasure.
For the correctness of This tradition l do
not vouch.
The main boly Of the Cathedral is 39S
feet long, by 29l broad, and though mosl<
10 of the Gothic style Of architecture, yet
Y this there are, in portions OF the in'e-
rior, marked and striking exceptions. 1t
has five naves, four of which are twenty
four feet broad each, while the cenra one,
which rises TO an imMense height is for.
ytwo feet 10 beadlh. The lofty arches
are supported by ttirty>lwo pillars with
diameter of fifteen feet each, and it 10
these we add the pillars in The various
chapels, the whole number is sixty seven.
There are ninety-three large aud lofty
windows of stained glass. which SO modl'
fy the light that passes through them, as
10 cast over the whole of the vast interior
an air of solemn aud impressive religious
majesty and awe. The paintings on these
windows represent the different saints, as
also passages from the Holy Scriptures
and are The works of distinguished ar
, lists from Germany and Holland. The
cathedral is extremely rich in treasures,
= having in addition 10 its SPLENDID cuslodla
: twelve leet high, an altar. and images as
s large as life, all of solid silver, 10 say
d nothing of numerous other objects, Of al.
c most untold value. During The Frensh
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From the Greensboro IN. C,l Patriot.

From the Greensboro IN. CT Patriot.
"ILL SEE YOU IN THE MORNING."
What is il smtes the wretches ear,
Like notes of solemn warning,
While pleading at the mser's gate?-
"I'll see you in the morning."
The youth compel'd to wander from
The hut that he was born in,
From man oft meets the cold response
'I'll see you in the mornin'?"
Depending on some friend to save
You from the cold worlds scornIng
When troubles come,-he cooly turns -
"I'll see you in the morning."
The cashess loafer strols abound.
And turns 10 take horn in
The grocery;--drinks, and bows and grins--
'I'Il see you in the mornin'?"
And yonder stands the vain coquette,
Her person fair adjoining;
She courtesies to her silly swain
'l'h see you in the morning."
The man you owe "that triae" TO
Just stop TO give you warning;
You twist and turn, and stammer out
'I'll see you in the mornng!'
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PRoFANE SwEARING--The lodge Of
the Old Fellows in Bridge water, Mass.
have passed the following resolution:
THAT profane swearing is wan'on
and unprovoked vice, not induced by any
temptation Of honor or gain, breach OF
common decency and courtesy in the
common intercourse Of man with man.
and recommend that brother who Is
habituated 10 the disgracetul practice, be
brought 10 trial therefor"
Admitting that this were the only ac-'
ton of moral tendency which the order
of Odd Fellows had taken upon any sub
ject they would certainly deserve the
thanks Of every christian community for
this single act alone; for, ofall the dolngs
or sayings ofclviized men, proiane swear
ing is indispuably one of the cost foolish.
irreverential and impious, of which we
have any kpowledge.--Kgis.., Wcrees-
ten, Mass.