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THE DIGNITY OF LABOR.

Trr rrrlima= % r1nsuI urr ahurr -
The broad sweep ct uu, universal lsn, llal
100 the sacs, of our Ger vc lllcatuuriull.
laws on he race DE stern allrmln,c,-vor,
or sarc. 10 some light. ih.. looks llr lhr
law ora hard master, and philo,orh.r friend
ofhumanlly is .adIcued at the spectacle II oll
this wcartnc.s and toll, barren alike ipr bady
lnd soul, and very naturally wonders how this
dmdrrry and care clu b. made To harmonic
with the dignity Ut mans nature, or the b..
nc,ol.ucc OF man. Creator What relation
has ihr bent back AND ,hr fIrruvrd brow, 1nd
the hard hand and 90, vermont frame, and rhs
oyrriasIcd brain arI lhc weary sinking heart,
with ihr growth Of the immortal mind, and
with 40 lho,o better aspiration. Ut tlc ,oul,--
those most Characteristic marks Ut Ihc Divine
finger which formed ~
rhr.r and a Thousand questions Ike them,
which pas, through lhc thoughinl mind,
would be- harl To answer, IT there were No, a
brighter side ,o ,he decree. Bu, once fud ln
this l9w the noble purpose and The beneficial
results Of labur--l5, down upon ,h,s busy,
telling scene IT lifc doe beautiful hight Of the
Creators love, and lhc difficulty anshrs.--
Work is man's appointed ask-,ho rrrai mis-
sion be- Is seut upon l.abor l. not merely a
necessity, bu, duiy--thc mlhImcni Of a re-.
spon,ible trusi-obeileucc 10 wisely mpos.
ed and brncfcent law.
You arc obliged - work Thank God and
al your SIAN lor It Dot of hts infinite
treasure, house Of gins, We know no, that the
Creator could and a more precious one than
this same necessity Of labor. Ia the midst Ut
YOUR WEAKNESS and pain, think moment -
labor Of some sort lies at the foundation Of all
progress, al hope all good, here or hereafter
From Grsl 20 last, lie is school 10 teach &C
lI,ity, effort, labor. Every sense and every
muscle Of the body must b. trained every
intellectual aud moral power within Us has to
brought GOT ano cultivated. Nature u Wig
orous old schOOldame and her morning greet
ing aud evening charge to her pupils is, what
the voice Of God is, aud what the voice Of con-
science within Us is,-he that will not work
shall not eat. We are not sent into the world
to be sheep, to crop the spontaneous herbage
Of the fields, and then reclne on foil slomachs
in thoughtlcss rcPose. Nature gives nothing
but the raw material, which We must work up
for our wants. Thoughts as we'll as wool.
must be eombod and spun; virtue as well as
gold, must be dug out, cleansed and assayed
honor, station, power-all good must be built
up, course by course, loilingly aud anSiously
every step To the top. lfnaiure had her way,
The monarch IN this world would b. the great /
's' worker, and the only order Of nobility
composed Of those that achieve the largest and
'est results. Labor is LIES great Junction.
With spade and plow, with shaft aud furnace,
with fire and steam, amidst the noise and whirl
" swift and bright machinery, abroad in the
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COYGRTGATIoYALISM

'TU, vr consider thy mu.t lh.ul lm ui
church government The ordination of m.u.
is,.r s nothing rl.r than rhr ,oIrmn ruiuar
q m1n ulo ihll place or office lu Which hr
previously bob night by tbr election ct lc
PEOPLE, 10 being Illc thc induction or install.
iur n magistrate uln oTrs boo dee State TIE
ordination does not constitute q minister, nor
give him ihc essentials ct Office, any more
than the mere ceremony Of Inauguration COM
sulu,Cs the President OF the United State,
chief magistrate, apart from the election Of the
people. The apostles were elders vlhout
imposition Of hands by men. Paul and Baraa.
boa, were uNrrr, before ihat ordination men.
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LONGEVITY.

An article from the Lewiston Journal has
been going the rounds Of the papers for some
weeks past containing a list Of names and ages
of pcuous over seventy years Of age residing
m the town of Auburn. The Editor says,-
&c ny this ll,i il will be secn that there arc At
present foriyHins persons In that hnc io'rn,
the youurcs, Of whom is over 20 years Of
age" lie is " inclined To think TIA, there
are but Jew II any towns in the State TIA,
can produce a parallel l.sl Of limc.vorn 'e-
,cyus.'
THE " ante fo,rr " Of liuck6clj with pop
ulltion Of 1902, or abau, 1000 less inhah.,-
ants than the town Of Auburn, can produce a
let Of ,rrniy,-r,u persons over 20 years OF
age. herewith transmit, lis, 1t the names
and ages ofthosc persons, with the most con.
fdcnt belief that no town ia the whole Union
can produce, IN proportion to is population,
"a parallel let Ut ums.vuu wtcraus," OF a
greater number IT surviving soldiers of lh'
Revolutionary war.
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FoRErsrrEt BOYS AND GmLs' M,o,zIsr
This is decidedly one Of the bcs, periodicals
for young folks now published. |, is conduct.
ed With good taste, and is moreover spirited
aud lively Mark FORESTER understands oS.
aclly how to keep the children interested in
books. The Magazine should BE- taken in
every fimily whore there are childrcc old
enough to Rad. Then j. the time In kccr
good book. before them, and bad ones out oil
their rc-ch.
The July number II the Boys and Girls
is los, out. Tho sdilor olcr.a copy of liar.
por's Family Bible, worth twenty FIVE dollars
To the subscriber who " IN send ,im the .hori.
81 and ino,, correct Enclsh sentence con-
tanning ihc whole alphabet Terms one dol
lar peg annum. Published by Bradbury &
Guild, 100 Washington street, Boston.
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t5-li seems that the Wing candidates iu'
the Presidency are reduced to Daniel Web.
sicr and General Scott, The Seward, Thur.
low Weed and Tribune interest is to be thrown
entirely on tie side Of General Scott, which
makes many Of the Generals friends fear that
be has been induced lo bid for abolition votes
but it is no, publicly known that the General
is not fast friend Of the Union, which 1t is
hoped is the case.
Johnson, a scmi-abolilionisi, has been nom
mated for reelection as Governor Of Pcnnsyl.
yauia, bu, his course m opposition to the com
promise measures Of the las, Congress, it is
thought, will greatly prejudice hi, political
prospects.
An immense number Of Wings in al parts
Of the Union prefer Mr.. Webster as their
candidate, and few wish President Fillmore
to be a candidate; but in our judgment the
nomination will be given either to Webster
or Scott. If great harmony prevails in the
party, there will be smart chance for them
to elect their candidate but II he is, even by
implication, tinctured with aboliiionism, he
will not have the vote OF single electoral
college south Of Mason aud DiSon's line.
Ii the Wings quarrel pretty essentially on
the slavery question, their chance Of success
will be small, should the Democrats select
some able and popular Union man as their
candidate.
We don't charge politicians anything for
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Inquirer, mus, be. We will only say tia, we
have never been acquainted with paper con-
tanning 50 many Misrepresentation and so
much profanity and low and contemplate
slang, As does the Inquirer. Still we do not
believe TIA, UNJUST laws applied even to the
editor Of that paper, would ever reform him.
but we really hope tina, the influence Of pub
lie opinion and moral scnlmcu will be brought
to bear upon him, 50 tina, he will make the
Inquirer moral and useful paper, and he be
come d truthful man, and be no longer doom
cd to share the woes Of that class Of men that
have " their part in the lake" Sc.
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r7y-Ths ryiii.hets Il this raper hercuy anuouoce
IN iss, alsr,ti.nr tstfuns that the, have adopted
tbe ,a,.pse ray tuls Those having n1uces or,ler-
"a \, the Cumt 4 Probate. 10 h. Published IN The
O,f,rd pcmoctut, ave respectfully requested h. st
tlc the same With the Rsgisicr ~ the umc The NO.
dice l. oulctcd. The - abe uile adopted IN Other
Couatirs; auj IL saves The uoull. ADD cNI"rse ct
Lsspiue ll,oks. and collecting, and avoids The mis-
tLss that sum-t,rrrs orcur vhcH the aiNctiis'"g -
,h1rssd. and Paid At difcwn' times 10 dihc'cn' M
Jtviiuils.
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PRINCIPLES Of Reform

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"a hole Com" Ui iH| dfi. "IHHSN I- 100 iINur 90 TIE
proper application Ut law, ola Juc rrrsrl in
moral sentiment and public opinion, and OF
Temperance. The late Ltluor la0 Mas uo'
Thought of, and n1 reference So, made 90 o..
When thc l.l was passed by ,hs Legislature,
vc justified ih, Governor. under che ,iIcum-
.,,rrr.. iar.,.ar +, his sanction. -rl v- have
ever since bee, In i.,ar or the enforcement If
the Law, a. We atr IT an other laws while
,hr, remain ON ,hc Statute book believing
that. ifthr, d, rui, when fairly tested. prove
rTrrtual. ibr pruy's have the power 20 im.
prove. muIg. ,r rrrcll them And set.
while thc general tone of che Ir4n.ur ha.
been ta encourage violation or 40 law, uo, in
accordance with ihr opinions oii's Wild add
unprartrlrd editor, t!a, editor has lhc aujl-
cts 90 ulk about o,lcrs encouraging MODS
and resistance O, l1w.
The editor also inquiries. -" And arc noe
offence. ara,r., justice sumr,.mss moral
hah.',r" lYDs, or rather immoral ] " Muu
stealing, lying, kidnapping, burglary, &c,
escape with IMMUNITY when they become
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In American Monarch.

An American Monarch.
Siurg. tha r-puird King Ut Beaver Island
n Lake Michigan. an aprr'ic Mormon. l7,
been arrested hy ihr antho,tss ofibr Ir.rrl
state, mr rubbInr or thr mail. arson. and
other high crimes one Of tlr affidavit, on
which br.u7. arrested vas mad. by ooe "A.
ans. a subject Of I'M. malry. II give, am
amusing accom-, Of ,hr mul die. The VII.
nr,s Irrrssd that be- resided ON Beaver H.
and from thc 9Th OF Arr.l. 1850. On tLr 10Th
Of October NJ ,hc same year. t.Arrpt about
four uurs. that hr was away uu busincssD
during hs residence there Ls dII repeatedly
hear James ]. Sinny teach d, va. muul,
rehr t1 steal frrn ,hr Grr,lrs. hum tlrr
huu.-.. aul even t.kr the.r lives. ifitlruH
D. duar WILTON, h.,us ouaI out Th, I..
ruar1r nuhrr a.lh, t.4l he LI See lamsI
SlaHg seated u1 lhrrr. clothed u royal
ruhs, v.h1 s.T'.rmhH n1I,uar crown
made al.r lbr fashion Of tar crown 90 ing.
llul, anl place th' r.i crown "n h.oUr
bead. ad -'arr 'h1 ara', anI Hd ."..'
c.ufrraN". Cover ''' h"n..." in ".n..D
'h'' boz o' Chat diy h'4 "cI''a,l "'''r.,
hHf h' 'hc e"1r.'na OF 81, r"' o., 10
OBJ" .a'rnr OIL. 'ac aih slusI hro,r-
thvvr 1al -u.'y q uag.I" Said Srr..
d.I 90 %. same ums -'c o.lrs l.as aa ra.
..gr .r fa1 'Iat De- BOD previously Iwfrri
.h"... b. .".'l, aal tHa1 H-.', "".."e.a-
m.n' "i Stang MS oa,l,d. SAID Us h'i
100 % iaa a-amI'm,ar with acr"a nr as
brad. aaI a ,rr!rs 900 bs band surrounded
vlhwr,esun. S.,JSruag !.c.arl'a'
..I banner was raised lu defiance uf lhs
"rnf.s lal STARS, Do auJ 30 u'hsr f'r' ollle
world
While "d S'ure wa seated on .ai
throne, hr dd clli mmaoru'mn luwah,
lrt cause lI,u Co kur.' al t.s i.,t, AND WITH
'Hs srrpir, ou u,,r h.1l.. ia ihg nrmc 4
God pronounced ihrrn r.ncr- aul r,'lr. ~
h., realm. H. further 'ui lIu' B7su a-I
the surrounding island, ,hoalI, from r.ai ily
forward, b. governed by ro law bot h.s has,
and that they should bold lhsir land, iudrPra.
dent Of the United States. This drPoncH'
further says that Jane, J Siuug d,l ur,r
a covenant, called a covenant ct 'hr Kingdom
aud s'ii S'rang administered said co''raH'i'
many Of h'' iollowc's rn The presence of 'aI
d"punrnl Sand Stnng often urged said de-
Puucui To take said covenant, which said de-
poncni always avoided Said S,nug often
gave said covenant to said drPoncnl, lnl o.
qucstcd him To administer il To other, (osrng
Co said daponcn,.s oncc briu. in to- church,
aud Tor policy, as Il sad Opponent bad r0l.s-
ed bts M, would have been in dlnc.rl lai
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this short oditorial.-Ohue Branch.
And 50 we have il for nothing. Well,
friend Olive Branch, the Democrats will nom
mate " some able and popular Union man as
candidate" and they will elect him. Marx
that The people have go, tired Of elec,ing
Generals, aboli,iouis, a, the North, and anti
abolitoiist at the Sou,h.
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Gbr OrforN Rrnlutrut.
PARIS. FRIDAY, JULY II, 1881.

r7y-s. ". PETTENGIll., No. 10 stArr ST..
fl.gr,,l BriIlinf) BosroS, is on authouIed agent
ior prueufipg Subscriptions, e'~sfdins advertise
neuts, s..
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The Tourth-.Past.

Very liulc was done on lha, day. The
pcoplo wanted "thc uccdful'' to cheer them
up. bu, finding j, difficult to turn down The
spirit to keep the spirits up, Providence, as q
better mean, II iu,igoraiinr the system, "a.
yorcd ",hr ju., and unjust" with a shower.
bath in the SHAPE ola North Eis, rain storm.
Such thing was never known before be-,
then such ran vas seldom ever 60 much
needed at TN. season or the ycar People,
however, managed A. they do ~hcn,hc fourth
come. % SUNDAY, aud celebrated the follow.
ing day.
AtRupiord, We learn, the Sons Of TEN.
pcraur,. Temperance watchmn, Temper.
ancc Cub, Sc, manifested great dcm",ra-
,on, o. joy. and had a grand time. Large
drlrra urs wcu from D.Nfcld, Bethel, An.
dover. Hanover and other towns. The ladies'
Of RuniouJ presented 900 elegant Bible 'o'hc
SONS u' Temperance. Tho spccchD. &C thr
octa..m hy M.s Martha Bol.,oraul Rg' L.
: Ipikir, were ,l.i Ia De- admirable. The
Onuu, hy jaime, ODmucll, FL, 1t Port.
land. highly spoken Of DAVID kuppEsl.
ua, lr,,.drat of Ihc day, J. II Famum,
Marshal. auI S,Lnc, Pcrham, WESTMINSTER
e.. 4. kumlall, Keeper of an cNcrllcu, hotel
a, Rmlord roir prepared ,he COLLATION.
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A DrcIDED PUS.-What is the diTsrepe,
between the Emperor Of Russia and begrarl
The Emperor issues his manifestOes, and the
beggar 1,a.fssi' ioc, without las sRO,s.
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the wine into blood. \ golden image Of
Christ is IN the ccn,cr. surrounded by s.gnid-
cant emhlems and flowers, ard seven burning
ihrsrs. Behind /, isa huge archci window,
filling almost the entire end of this width oi
the building. Il Is se, in small squares Of
glass, an rrcca bat rows OF white ones iiai
make The form Of a cruss in each oro Of he
snail arches. Of which he whole arch Of ,hr
window is composed. Attic night and lsr
Of the altar are circular rows of black walnut
s,ais. polished like the n.css, fuu.iurc,Nhich
are occupiej by Oh, priests ard apostles end
chor.s,crs .a white. with b'-.k cloth CPS
In front OF the railing .sa ozucl u.'i--,su7-
ported by bla.s.rr, r,s'.1c uI1a q T'-'''rn
th7, tescculs 90 OBJ, main Goor Of doe h''l by
soysa mahogany plank stops. Aitce 'rr'
ihc peritsra krrel during urss, ana rvr,rr
lhe eucharist The priests, with ifr.s Hcgd
yrstmeuts, otTs.aie iu front OF ihe Holy Place
where the real Pr,s-rcc ahi-s, with their
Jacks 10 ,hc people. L-. g.'l la-asE, coz
closing sPleaJj paintings Of Christ, ln 'hc
act Of beng bound, Of rcet,.rr ,ae crown Of
hous, ct being nailed ,o ihe r7ss, Dt saf.I-
in- DE srJa.cs oi c.u-,lN.s1, ui being taken
down fom DE cross. bar.cI iB Che tomb of
Joseph. rising from or. gave, sc. -Tr srs.
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION NECESSARY
TO COMMON SENSE

undue position IN the scalc or society, and 10
rsythat j ference totncrr book learning which
is seldom, ever, paid To the hirhcs, nantes
ta,ioas of native lllcn, aud original genius IN
any other department. Of mental activity. You
may 20 into any ct the country towns IN New
England. and You will end The hwycrihuugh
buialr,s as a tortoise. aud " ,ih no o,hcr IDEAS
than those be- has acquired 90 the same way
that rhc parrot acquires doe knowledge that
a." Polly wants o. cracker" isa rrca, man, to
whose upioiun every body plys Difference, and
Gr whom. II he be Young and unmarried, all
thc youu. ladies 80 thoir ears, aud all the
ola ladies give parties and What IS 'rnc Of
lawyer D, also ,ruc OF the doctor, and uo, I'M.
frequently che sehooImas,ci, especially II be
happen, To- have been graduate OF uac OF our
colleges.
Now NJ have no fault 90 end with learn.
irr. ia o., common o. cccI auon ct that word
Far o. Il fom Oh. Co rail 1t scholarship, OF
deer, doe effort, OF ,bu,r who have ,ouch, iu
uumur ,hr world by rltcn, study over the
m.ju.h, lamp bgI 200 cur Judgments OF mcn
we oaeh, 20 Dr. just, anl ask uursal'c' Why
one mau j., more worthy ct our ,cuera,ioD
ana esteem than au1,acr' what there is 90 the
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was assembled IN collection OF pcWs and
free seats tia, surrounded one the Priests
stands, AID amer conducting a Latin service,
be s,ood iouh and addressed the psgglc ia
English. Il vas an cNiemPoruucods dis
course. snd cave them instruction ss to the
duties Of the month. lie bad mlch TO say Of
ihc Real Presence. Said he" When Jc-
sas (ai which vcJl an rryerenlly bovedJ
sid. Take. ,-t. this d. nv body be Did
uo, saw the brc,I vu, "a, his boiy-ior q
VAS a,f nor ihat 9, was un image Of biz
body. flr a uss ur,. There 3, nothing in
h-akr, broad that irlrs any resemblance 20 a
human holy sacrificed. But bis language
vas FESTIVE. ta.s is my icSy. wcmusr ule
him %, lis ucrl ana believe VIA, be- says
IN ihe holy ae, ct cou-ccatoh his badly IS
ro, converted rr.o br-al and wine, bu, the
reality Of breed and vine Is destroyed, and
tb- rral .l,,.,arcs is his bcly and bluoj u
r.a holy mystery 5u, The more aviul and
sIccJual on ibis occouui" The courrra-
uon all bowed ascent. We thought q, wc
pleased on ,hc ,lh.cci.
lam p1t up a, che Eaglc llo'el, really
gund T,mpsnr-r house. kcP, by Francis nu-
cos. On CoI,-r Street. Iti, called College
street b-r1a,c F.r whole Of ,hs ~1u1rr orro-
STE tbc bui!Jiu-, upon ile side ot cur hotel
tlIr--s Co ODE Catholic College d covers
ar area ct asra, one hundred rods 200 length
by sixteen iavjib. !, ,, an enclosed iu o
coed Stone Nal, tscl,r Co., high, laid boz
mrsurr,. arJ. 81 tight ,hat ro ore can luoh
iavr-hr Bot ,sa Look over 70 Gom ms
,r.-l story CHAMBER window where "a ari
~r,r. I can s,r %, huge College buildings.
,. gardens ihr craven image, amongst ihr
.hrul1.rv. i,. iuuuu.rs. Sc, very plainly
Toe ma,a bni't.ur !. something lhe ihr IN.
,arr Hg.ria, 40 Augusta, or a. 10 vouh o.
.rfavfu- v1sbaHt u1 tbr north tocwrsTori
WITH irrt u1 Doe south. There rrc tvu BON.
fr-I s,uisut, iu %. They came here from
,I, state, and from Eywrc. ], o. ihr most
Hm0ss college 90 Catholics 900 Am'uca.-
Ihe course 81 Instruction embraces seven
wears, ahi .s very thorough. Men are Gifted
lraII rraGs..ya; but clu se, the Young
priests walking out in 'hr gardens with their
black ,rm'rr, and binds TRAINED 90 white.
lrI ther Fre. caps or. E,.y once 900 o.
olHr yesterday ,>ni1r) ra.J hrar 90,
College h.'., vsnurI Ufh l.r rh1rH-- of
mar, voices ] suppose 'Hr, scr. engage.
r their je,1u0as. lla. E.Nal h1uu-h,
ors h'. bones, Governor. ua, r'ear-I h.u
THrg arr b.,IIlr- u.u J-.ug', College Dol
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AErrsr o. lloE,cE BoSNrY AoAIS ron
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and New York, on charges Ut passing coun-
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citation, va, arrested in Palermo, Ne, on the
goth uli., charged With having IN biz poses
s,on, with intent 10 pass, Eve dollar bill mp
ou the Ch1mpau Bank, y York lie So.
examined % Augusta, aud ordered to ri,e
bail IN $500 fr trial in August, falling "a
DO su, hJ vas committed or TRIAL
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