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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-11-18
Session Ohio Statesman-for 1889

We head this Prospectus, "Session Ohio
Statesman;" we do 50, because that has been the
usual Lractce. and every one at once compre-
hends Its meaning. But as the length of the Leg.
sIative sessions irregular and uncertain, which
prevents many from subscribing for session pa.
per, supposng it may only last feto soeeks which
Is generally declared to be the intention previous
to commencing, we have concluded to change the
term and propose our session paper for THREE
MONTHS, commencing on Monday the 4th day
oi December. lSlS, and terminating on Saturday,
the Sd day Of March, ls49. (The 4th OF March
being Sunday) Gr.. .-.-.--..
Persons, therefore. subscribing for the Ohio
Statesman SESSION PAPERS, do so with an
understanding tina, they will be sent for definite
period. We do this without any increase Of the
usual prices for our session papers. We adopt
the rule so that those who subscribe, may know
definitely what they are subscribing for. II will
also give US an opportunity Of furnishing our read
eTs with much important Congressional and other
matter, previous to the expiration Of the term Of
three months. .1... ,a ...--,
II is scarcely worth our while to say any thing
with reference 10 the interest every person must
feel in the meeting at the Capital Of our sate the
members elect Of the approaching Legislature.
We shall make every preparation to give full and
satisfactory reports, as il customary in the States.
man, and at no period in the history Of our state,
has il been more important that every man should
be thoroughly informed of what is done.
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ters. show that Dr.. Jsyne's Medicines are uni.
versally esteemed: ''.t&o@
:, Messrs. Dyer & Co., Middletuwn, Conn, say:
viii you please to send Us some more Of your
Sanative Pills, as we are out Please send them
% soon as you can, as they are in great demand.
Dr. E. De Witt. Elyria. Ohio. says Your Ex.
Pectorant stands high 10 the estimation OF all who
have used Il. Indeed the same may be said Of all
your medicines left with me, SO far. 40 they have
come into notice. satai
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HAVE YOU TRIED lT!-.--If not. do not de-
lay another day. but send Immediately; ifyou have
been one of the wise and prudent, and already
bought bottle, the question 10 settled--.you have
recovered your health. M sss
Jayne's Carminativs Balsam. for Bowel and
Summer Complaint, never fails. Il 10 the only
medicine that will cure. Thousands Of perscns
have given their testimony in its favos. No fami.
ly should be withoutit ,,a u ~.
WHY WEAR A WIGn..A majority Of The
Jay1e's Hair Tonic will aiscays prevent the hair
from falling off, and its continued use will in most
cases Ie-clothe the head with beautiful crop of
new hair.
FEVER AND AGUE--CURE wARRAN.
TED.-.-Jayne's Ague Pills are warranted TO cure
the worst forms OF Feves and Ague. The money
will be refunded in all cases fthey fato cure-.bss
they neUer do fail
ASTRoNG EVIDENCE tha. DN Jsynes En-.
pectorant Is superior TO all other remedies for
Coughs, Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma. and
other Pulmonary affections, 10, that the same pei.
sons who commenced the use Of Il ia their families
ten years ago. sti prefer il to I'll other remedies Of
the kind: and where any have been induced to try
other preparations, they have almost invariably
been disappointed in receiving the benefit which
was reasonably anticipated from the high praises
bestowed by the proprie.ors, and have returned to
the use of Jayne's Expectoeant, - remedy that
never has failed to relieve them. and which prob
ably never had its equal in arresting pulmonary
diseases.
Prepared only BY Dr.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia,
and sold on sgencyby ls
J. G. Fleming. p. NJ. woods6eld.
Moses P. Milesk Son, Somerton,
J. K. Holmes, Clarington.
r. Myers, New Castle.
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Eli Brock. Stafford,
Nov, I, III
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10 the Public.

The subscriber keeps constantly on hand and for
sale. the following articles, viz:
t1d COOKING STOVES,
(ofthe best paffern,) Crates, Plough Points and
Land Sides, Wagon Bores. Iron Of all kinds,
Steel, Nails, Washing Tubs. Buckets,
Bed Cords. Broonss, Cotton YUn
and Batting. Saucge Muslin
and Bed Ticking, Windoi0
Glass. Putty. Sfove
and dcooking wore. A"'
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,. Paints, Oils and
Tarnishes Of ilkinds.
I. Paint. Shoe and Tooth
XXX a-, BRUSHES. Dye Stufs, kr.. ,Dith
all the leading articles Of Medicine;
such as Pink Root. Senrsa,t Rhubar5.
Magnesia, Epson Salts. Giauber Sails, SMb.
Carb. Soda, Sal Soda, Aeids, Gum Al0es, sc.
ALSO ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES,
such az Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff. Sugar, Tea,
Coffee, yMolasses. ..ailspice. Pepper, Soleratis,
Natmegs, Bar Lead, Shot, Pereussion
a51t Cops, Gun and Rock Potcdey, Rosin,
omg1d Castle and FABRICATED Soap,
a'.s stogefhey sDith a Gsod rs. as ,.l
A bsag3s5 ssrtnent of Can't lection. s
ig las .3;A.a ary. Spanish and e ef.sI-
ssr afl nila Country Sole nt i.9e
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.1j33J fli ageneraI taa .a
.s'ts8 assortmentcf
g School Books, ....
' D Writing and Letter
Paper, Pencils. &C. He
has at the present time small
lotcfthe best quality of Wind,silis.
sDhich he ,oiH sell ue,y loD for cash.
EUery article kept for sale by him ,CiH be
sold at reasonable prices for cash or produce
Nov. Is, le4S. H. M BOGGESS.
VETILLIAM GRANDON'S Estate
w Notice is hereby given that the subscri
bsrs have been appointed and qualified as admins
traitors Of the estate Of William Grandon, late o
Monroe county, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate, will present them le.
galIy authenticated within one year from this date
for settlement; and all persons indebted to the
same, will please call, and make immediate pay
ment. HANNAH GRANDON,
.,.;.. JOHN NEWBANK,
Nov. 16, l8l8-n36 Administrators.
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The Result in Ohio.

Below will be found the result Of such counties
as We have heard from. They indicate that the
msjority for Cas- and Butler will bs very large.
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"HE winter session of this institution will
IL commence on the first Monday 10 Novem.
ber, and continue until the last week 10 March,.
period OF five months.
Pupils from distance can obtain boarding eli.
ther in, or contiguous to town at the rates of from
81, 90 to 81, rs per week. 7-t a. ii... .f
Two or more departments will be established,
as the number and advancement Of students may
require i!r " -a
All charges for tuition will be made by the
month. and for no less time.
The following will constitute the various stu.
dies in which students can be instructed. together
with the books used, and the price Of tuition per
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Monroe Academy.

Washington, Oct. Is. 1913.
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Interior of the Earth.

Prof. Sillman has among other matters of interest concerning which he has made some very valuable observati 1Hs, provided also with .tae following suggestions 4 fact, he remarks, of great interest has been proved by the borings for Artesian wells in the suburbs of Paris, namely, that as go to- wards the centre of Inc earth the temperature in- creases at the rate of about degree for every 5O feet. That the whole whole interior of the earth or al least great part of it, Is of melted rock, agiiatei by violent winds. though dare not affirm it. Is Ill rendered highly robable by he phenomina of volcanoes. he facts connected with their eruption, have been ascertained and placed be- yond doubt. How then are they accounted forl The theory prevalent, some years since, that they are caused by the combustion ol immense coal beds IS perfectly puere, and is entirely abandoned. II the coal in the world would not afford fuel enough for single capital exhibition of Vesuvius. We must look higher than this; and have little doubt that the whole rests the action of electric and galvanc principl,s which are constantly in opera ton In the earth.
 We know that when certain metals are brought together, powerful electric action Is evolved, and
 light Is produced, superior even in effugence to the spiendor of the sun. Now if a small arrangement producers such results, what may not expect from the combination of those immense beds of metals to be found in the earthl Here have the key Co ali the grand phenomiua Of volcanic action A illus. tration d small scale may be seen in au iustTu- ment called the electro electrical battery, made of zinc, bismuth, and antimoay, packed in a box and varhished In this, heat s evolved below while inc top cold; and here have the very cause of the volcano, when in the interior a fiery ocean is hea- wing it's surges, while its peak Is capped with ever lasting snows.-- Farmer and Mechanic.
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A Few vverds sss ssAssassn.

You were made ts bs klAd, geaarpns. ard nsag- naaitncus. II theFe Is boy the ecAool wss lSs club foot dont lei hIn know ti.at you ssss sau n u tnsrs is boy wilh ragged eieslins, AnNsg talk abcut rags when hs s h haaTing, F thare e lama boy, sign him senc part of tie xauas witch dasv net regnirs ruaMiAg ff ths h . munnxs sus. ws1s him part of your dianss. lf tlera ls . dnll oaes help him to get hIs lesson. If there s bsighl oae, be not savicas of hi,n for if one boy k RrUad ef hls talenss, and another is emyioas Sf tlesm tsre arc two great wroegs and taaFe tEtest thsa be- sore. h laxgsr or stanxes boy has M,uFed yca, aud Is sesry fg iL forgive hn and ask hs tsaeiser ast to punish htm. An the sehooi wl,i show by their ecuntsnnuces how much better Il is ia have great soul than great 6ss-- fiorace Maaa.
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sam Patch ou,Jone.

4 D'Oiag 'BeLe-'-A funny ineiden, happened a iew days ago on the Lawrence cars, which is thus related by the Lowell JonTnoi:
 A substantial, wholesome looking Irish lady was so intent in her gossip with friend ia the cars lust ss they were starting from Lawrence. that sue did not wake up to tae reality until she was makisg a course for Boston al a twenty mile speed. The ia. sant she perceived ihis she rushed for the door Conductor Billings, very gallant man, and exceed
 ngly teuder cf woman kiad started to stop her and arrived at platform just the frightened woh,ap made her leap. Lacki!y tas ears were ailaa the canal br'dse and she shot out the speed of the train turned her n the neaiest of al, possjble somersets, and then down sue w-ut straight s. A meal bag, bonnet first, into the canal I he dive was beautilul an ss she arose, puffng with fright board was thrown 10 her, and she soon found her. self, dIiPping like fat naiad, upon dry iand ua harmed, but good deal scared as " ell as she uigh, be, Iasi night she came up in the cars looking as nice a sundower, and calm us summer ,noFn,ng
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The following very Interesting anecdote sf ths organization of the first Congress was told Dr.. T. c. James by Bishop White: As soea ns the body had organized, all seemed impressed with sanse of the high responsibility they assumed, sad sse=s profound silence ensucd as R to ssy, What nnxtl None seemed willing to bresk the eyeufal Alencs. uaiii graye-lookiag member. ia . plain hark snlt of minister's gray and uDPOwdered wig, arose. All becau1e hxed in attention upon him Then il was thai all seemed to feel ssase of rrzret that the seeming cenntry parson should SO far have s,lsta- ken his talents and the thestrc for their display.
 Bat he proceeded, he csincsd such unusual iorcs of argument, andaach novel and impasssened els- queDce, that he " electrified the whole house-- Then ibe excited inquiry passed from man to man. Who Is it-who Is itg' The answer from the few who knew him. was, "H Is Palriek Henrv.' The honorable body thus having received its impulse. moved on with energy and coscefd.
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JAN EE'S New Sectional Map of Arkansas

H AVlNG just returned from Cincinnati, where AA have contracted for the engraving, printing, ~er of my new Sectional Map of Arkansas, you'd respectfully inform the public that the above <HaP VII bs ready fer delivery in January next.
 II Will De done in the finest style of line engTav- .ng and by the most competent engravers west of ,.e Aueghenies. Said Map will show all the Creeks, h4yous, Roads, post-ofFices, County Seats, and every section a fractional section on each naviga- .'F stream in the State, SO that persons may point .o 'he tract on which they live In addition to Usse W have laid down from the Maps on fife in the % Salcs ol Col keardon, the lands selected by the 'ae o' Arkansas part of the 500 600 acres dona- 4 oy Congress. the Seminary lands, the Salt p''hgs with the twelve sections attached to each; A.so all the Military Land Townships are laid down, S 'sAeh rom the books in the uditor's office: and any ehanges are made in the county lines, or new % ouaues e formed by the ensuing Legislature will % enabled to show them all complete. Price, in neat poeAt form with clasps, $i, on rollers splendidIy '0,ored and vanished, s.
 a me pocket map can be sent to any part of the ,ha mail; and os orders are rapidly coming in,
 aesiroas Of procuring IL early, will please se nd 'A ''elf names as soon possible.
 ,an., C. LANGTREE
 A"iie Rock, Norember :, ls4s s-3m. 1h papers in this State-or the adjoining S,ates | a's' copying the above advertisement for months
 ' T ending copy of such paper to the subscriber.
 'e ehu'ied to copy of the Map.
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ro,sh s,ory ahou. Animal Nasaeti.m.

Tn a small to~n down East. there lived butcher. Jack at-all-irades, and particularly noted for his experiments in animal magnetism. haiswit- ted fellow, who lived entirely upon the charity of the town, imagined fay that he quite iIi. made application to the butcher for a remedy to leve him from the pains tn his stomach. The thought flashed npon the mind of the butcher that he it subject for experiment. and accordingly he mesmerized him h.to sound sleep. He then made ncision into his stomach, and took out the inwards to wash them. after which. he iaid them down. end went into the house to get a needle and thread to sew up the ineision But returning. 10 hi, astonishment, he beheld old SOW just icavsDg the place, having eaten them. In this dilemma. be seized sheep a0d removed the en,ras to the body of the man; then closing up the osfee, he awaken ed the slamberipg snhleci, who was forthwith 'iis charged culed." Meeting the indisidasi some dsys aer, the buteher. having some curiosity ss 10 iha success of the operation, asked the chap how he got along 'Oh. first raie,' said be- tony have got such an iatsrasi Aankertng afffr erass.r
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DENTAL NOTICE.

nR. MCINTYRE, Dentist, respectfully informs IJ his palcnts and the public, that his office has bsea removed to NIT. Champlin's Washington Hotel, where he will continue the practice of sprolesson in d skillful manner and at moderate charges.
 The teeth may be preserved, beauthed or replaced generally, without pain, and all operations per formed vi little inconveninee 10 the patient as possible The true value of the teeth Is only known when these useful organs of uastication, speech aud form are lost Ladies attended at th r private residences il necessary.
 The teeth ofchidren under l3 years, will be rcgu- lated free of expense also advice given on the pre- servaion of the teeth and the proper denifrice to be used The mouth examined without charge or trouble 10 the patient The following gentlemen referred to in regard to Dr. Mclntyres qualifications practical Dentist
 JoHv II. ROBINSON, Col. l.. J. REARDON, CtPr. A. PIKE, Dr. $. LAuRIE, Mr. w E.. WooORuFF, Mir. WM E. WAIT,
 Mir. G. B. HAYDEN.
 Ltie Rock Oct. 6, IS4s. >.
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Cnre for the Cholera.

A correspondent of the Newark .adreYtisey. says that while in Ireland ia the year s32, ia resdine .he Duh'in Evening Mail. he meta notice nh thus hesd written by l.sdy Ponsonby, who had s,,e nj many years m India and had proved the efficacy of the following prescription. snd nsver new ii to fail
 Rseipe-i1e cz, of spirits of wjAe. !, OF. of cam Phot dissolved in tho wine. Get small iphial of spirits of hartshorne.
 D"edsons-ist give teaspoon full of hartshorns in wine glass of water begin imn,edia,ely. and g'ss drops of the spirits of siae. filling the tea spoon with cold water; add alte sugar; repeat tt,s every minutes tiii you have given 5 doses, then wait 10 minutes and commence sxnin as before, and eoaunae ha,i an hour unless thef reiaraing heat; cure IS affected lot them rrespfe freely as on ,his Inc lie depends, but add no additional covering
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS S.
E..rrax-v,a Roekroe-NapOlesa.

EAsrEaS-rta Roekroe-Napoleen. nne Wednesday, Friday, & Sunday, 7pm. Isare. Tuesday, Thursday. k Saturday, sa. m.
 SOUTHERN to Washington t Fulton. pse Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday. 7p.m Leave, Tuesday, Thursday, K Saturday, a. m = WESTERN to VaR Barea, 9 Fl. Smhh nne Wednesday. aHd Saturday, 2p. m. Leave, Tuesday, and Friday, a. m.
 NoRrHERS-tO Batesriile.
 nue Tnesday Thursday and Saturday, D. m. Ia,y. Monday Wednesday x Friday, a. m.
 To Pine Btaf aud Columbia. nue Sunday, and Thursday. SD. m. cave sunday. and Thursday, 6a. m.
 Kinderhook, QsitmaR l RichroOds. Dae, Wednesday, 6p m' Leave Thursday ,. a. m To Perryrale, Dansille, and TomiiaseneiLe. Due every other Thursday, 7P m Leave, every other Monday, am
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 Resuaias.siese ef bistiAs snlskse rskifs Ssen* 4 M@aAiaslsH iesszs usllss. la AAnksllans llb e1s euIlafilsa4 ot some aisiissnisAed nn6ee nsa narss Tt la lntsfsstimx eenheainlNa te see ahs sltFeRt ways h whluh dllltsent iadlvi1uae net eus 6f de saHne 6lemmA. Mr. Csihonm Ep moa offan at \ ioas for weH, bat 6efmaonallY eae sieks ln hls khfsnt, "a .Ae Pssaeaaelzsleaa. iike Afsrbesk' ,amsa ln such eass he EisSs pssisns twileh sf iWo at kts shirt cellar, and rms hEs bemy meeFa threnRA his leng gray hniF i it fsisy Asissss seaia. Weh4tsg. when ceshesed feF wosd, oT suMElnd up ia . sen tence. slosa invariably sefnaehse tha inss eesasr sf his s eye. earcfuliy wliA aAe siFA Gnees efhts siGht haar. tafing ia sais hs Fabs h's mess qaIts hefcely with tAs hsnt knackie ef hae thumh A . srHsse sesaf Aa springs lii knnaa apzst stnAt his legs Tesembs an ellpsis. thSn fsaRRinN hle banda deep into hls pockets, hs threRs ts NrpsF ssesisa ef his body ssnaFtty ferwara aad tlss es s ske2sa so come" GeaeFat Casn. ia similar psedlpanems, pAcs his hand rapidly aleag the lowef saae af hia rese MF. Bentoa alnks hts vetec se thes the e. slAdeF et his esnteace ls unlalsiliEihie Ms. Man. gum is violent, and tha ohdafuta MeRd ls suppiied oy oek sssa'' Mr. \ hm on. ef Md C it. leadea, and MF Hsnaegaa, are nevw hotheFelt lhey e9esk right en,' aud theig drafts apAn te PFe- 'sdsnte English arc never disAenaseds@
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riME AND ETERNITY.
Times short, let there thy stake be small, In vast Eternity embark them all.

Times short, let there thy stake be small, In vast Eternity embark them aI
 LIKENESS TO COD. The noblest prayer suPpliant ever poufs, Is 10 resemble that which he adores.
 PARADISE
 These heavenly gardens " here angels walk. and serapiis arc the war,lens There every flower brought safe through death g dark portal,
 Becomes immortal.
 LOVE, THE DOOR TO COD. Without star or angel for their guide Who worship God shall fipd him Humble love. A nd no. proud reason. keeps the door of hess en Love hnds admissen where proud science falls
 DEEDS ETERNAL.
 The deeds of reasonable men, As if engraven with pen of iron grain. And laid ia finiy rock, they stand unchanged: Written on ihc various pages of the past II good, in rosy characters of gold II bad, in letters of yindctive fire God may foFgive--bu, cannot blot them out.
 sABBArH scHooLs. God scorns not humble things;
 Here, the proud desPise, r The children of the King of kings Are training for the skies.
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Infamoas praesiees--A pse,sr la rroas,,

Preliminary investigations were he'd la Now oEk on the 18th alt, ln rather mystefieus and infamous cass. In which pr. Chcefhans, of shas city, Is charged with causing thp deaah of aliss sarah E. Collins, either hy design ov ealrahia mis- management--she being, as the inss, In an aAs vanced state of prsgnaaey. suiEeFing with ctises ham. Aftsr heF dss-=ss. Eses.A=s.. sssets several letters to young hsan named Tnrner, rAsiginr In Newark, N. J., thfeateninK hlm with exposure. Im connection with Mss CelIims f he dd not call en him and pay hrge bill due him for prefeaslaaai servlces to the lady Tasner, t appears. allowed the time of te dortoss atten, ance upon her shenrh Turner says, his interest in her behalf was simply from her beiag hts coasEa. TurneSs fathes wlal,Ts the case fully iavestigated and had CAsetlAam ar- rested.
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Cnllforna.

A letter is the New York Ceartsy, dated Ia Pas, Lower California, Aug. l5, says; 'in Upper Caii- foruia The gold fever increases At Mazatilu there has been aconnter-reyolution, and cue of the off, cers concerned In the last outbreak was shot, and others were undergoing trial. PaaCio, the leader of the rebeIlion has escaped. and uIza whose nAn- Par for time. IL Is said tba& Arissa. al the head of 7OO cavalry, is on his way ts taks charge of the Government of Sinaloa. Liberal views are to be entertained, and many privileges which the people have asked be granted and thus it is thought matters will be kept quiet this coast Tor . few months. at least. v
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Ear,Aauake. a. nsoa,ey,aeo.

The Buesos Ayres British Packa contains ex- tracts from Mcutevideo psPess describing success sicn of earthquakes which occurred in the vicinity of Montevideo. and to the dissance of as ieast l8 leagues on land, the 9tb. 18th. and 18th of An- gust The shock was heavy, its duration from { or seconds, and 1t appeared to proceed in disee
 ton from soath esst to north west fa the vessels outside the port, and in larthef distant, the esrthquake felt by a sort sf tremalens motion.
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droli story IS Ssiag ,hs ronads, of sn honest old farmer who, attempting te drive home bali. got suddeaiy hosted the fence. Reeoyefins hnself he the animal on the other side of the rails saving the air with bis head sad neek. and Pa~ing the ground The good old man looked steadily st him moment and then shaking his hsi at bm. exclaimed. 'D--a your apslegies-- you need nt stand there. you tasnsl esitsrr boin' and scrspia'-yo did IL purpese, dasn yoa'
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The world is Before Thee.

BY C. L. BANKS. The wide world is before thee. Go, revel in it's blaze; Life's sunshine may restore thee The smile of happy days. would not in thy bosom
 One bitter thought should spring, Be like the treasured blossom That wears no secret sting. Soon very strong emotion Shall drop within thy breasti The iercest storms of ocean At last arc iulled to rest. And OCT the changed scene stealing A cheering beam appears; So In the work of feeling, Hope follows after tears.