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BANKiHc llousE,-We notice, by advertisement in
another column that Messrs Matthews Finley & Co,
house of high and sody established standing in this city
have associated with them Mr.. Benz r. Nissan, of New
York, in the general Banking Exchange and Agency
business, which they transactiug. Mr. Kissam will
attend to the business in New York and the facilities of
the house will thus be greatly enlarged.
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MERcHASTs' EXCHANGE READING RooAs-It will be seer
BY reference TO advertising columns that the
of November George Bright ESQ., is to take charge Of
the Merchants Exchange and News Rooms Judge
Bright is well known in city gentleman of ability
and energy, and as familiar with the wants of the
commercial community and earnest desire for
his success in this enterprise In such every e
zen has interest i'll greater less degree it
especially the interest Of the merchant and the broker
and the business man. under whatever mime, to sustain
the original object and character these rooms This
can only be done by general and liberal support of Mr.
Bright in his effort to restore the to the best cond
ton of former days We feel assured that Mr. Bright
will do his part in such restoration and have the
fdence in the pride and Judgment of business men
to believe they will do their part It is not however the
of business alone that Interested the support of
these The of leisure will find in them an
excellent lounge, and good society; those tcra
ture will find the best publications of the day the
bes and all who are DESTROYS to know the latest do
nestle and foreign will have scattered around them in
the rooms files of all the leading Journals of America and
Europe, England, Ireland Scotland France. Spain and
Germany will all be largely represented by their respect
i've presses The tables will always be supplied with the
principal periodicals of Europe and America, including
the London and Edinburgh magazines and reviews.
In the way of domestic news the rooms are supplied on
the most liberal scale There is not town Of Importance
in the whole country from Maine California that does
not furnish one newspapers. aud furnish
seven on eight besides large quantity of periodical liter
azure of weekly monthly and quarterly issue We have
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VINEYARDS AROUND CINcNNA1I-A committee ap-
pointed last spring by the Cincinnati Horticultural soce
y to obtain statistics in regard to the vineyards and
wine-makng in Hamilton county, and from their report
we learn that in 1915 there IS vineyards that
city covering $50 acres and the number since
VIII swell the aggregate 200 The bust
ness gives employment to 600 aborer at cost of
per year and the annual yield is about 24O 900 gallons
WINE estimated to be worth about the same number Of
dollars Besides the eultfyaors and wine dressers EN-
poyment is also given to wood coQpers equal the
ing OF 5000 barrels estimated at 5000
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ng- UNION Scorr AND GRAHAM GUS

rs UNION SCoTT AND GRAHAM CLuB-Frst
WARD FIRST DlSTRICTTh of this Club and all
friendly election SCOTT AND GRAHAM requested
meet headquarters GODFREY KAETZELs BALL ROOM
Nayades street opposite the Horse Station THIS EVENING Oct
Is Mt hnEpas A BANNER will be presented the Club
after which Procession headed by Band Of Music will march down
to Meeting the foot Canal street. the TSee
octlb W. w MCCARTHY, Secre hrS
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NEwYoEs TYPOGRAPHICAL SOcETY.-This society, during
the last months has invested $4,000 in stocks paid
S4T9 for relief Of members, who number about II
Its library contains $50 volumes Mr.. Geo. Mather
of the founders of the society and its late President, will
be presented Saturday with service of silver plate by
his fellow members
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iSilkS-SiLks.
PER STEMSEIIP CRESCENT CITY.
SUPERIOR TARE sATIN--Al coors
eros DE AFRIQUE-New syles
RICH BRoCADE SILKS
BLACK GRos DE RHINE
BLACK WATERED SILKS,
FLoRENCE-Al coore, st
SIMpSON,s oco,oi ,,.,,
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The Alabama river has faen considerably of late, and
is still falling
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BrTrER-The California demand for butter is so great.
that in Boston the price has advanced from five
per pound One firm has received order to ship
one hundred and twenty thousand pounds pro-
badly in all quarter of million pounds have been
dered from that State within short time.
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ALMOST OAR Now.-The following anecdote, illustrative
of railroad facility is very pointed: traveller inquired
of negro the distance to certain point. Dat ponds
circumstances replied the darby. If you gwine
foot it'll take you bout day if you gwine in de stage
de homncybus you make it in half day but you git
in one oh desc smoke wagons you be almost dar now:
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STOLEN MONEY REcorEREp-0yer $4,000 of the money
which was stolen from the Mount Vernon Bank at Eos
ter. r. L.. has been discovered 1t found under the
floor of the cid church at Coventry. Two men, named
Christopher G. Place and James Houghton have been
rested. charged with stealing the same.
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Linen Can,bric Ha,.dE:erchiefs
Embroidered HEandkerchiefs.

3.
IL Ranging from One Dollar dozen up, CONF rising styles
Ladies', Gentlemen or Children,
If IN CAM, sr,,t
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JGs- RALLY! RALLYi, RALLY !! SPARTAN
regular meeting Of this association will be held at the
COUNC CHAMBER Louis aud Exchange
Alley, SATURDAY EVENING October 49, at hafpast o'clock
The Whgs Of the city respectfully invited 10 sttenl.
By & W. DIXON, Presilynt.
T, octl5 Vt
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LArEsr FROM THE ArLANrIcMr. Wells, of the Ameri-
Express Company, returned from the wreck the At
lantc this morning accompanied by NJ AEalcort and his
assistants. Mr. Wells reached the vicinity of the wreck
Friday morning last the Columbia. with every
thing necessary raise the wreck preparations
ample and perfect 1t found that the buoys attached
to the wreck had been removed nearly half mile from the
spot where they originally placed This sup
posed to be owing to the heavy winds that had prevailed
for several preceding days The wreck found after
days search. On Saturday, John Green, the famous
diver went down to the Atlantic tour times Tho time
required to reach the wreck is four minutes and it is
possible for the diver to remain than three minutes
He able to stay under water from twelve minutes
On the following day four descents made, But
he was unable to find the which the Express
Companys safe is lodged could he determine his exact
position the boat except that he aft of the gaows
frame The water thick and muddy, and the vessel
covered with slime. Buffalo Commercial, 18th.
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Pubic MEETING MoB!LE.-There large and
enthusiastic public meeting in Mobile on Tuesday evening
last to take into consideration the late insult offered
the American flag by the Spanish authorities at Havana.
number Of brilliant speeches made, the most
prominent among which that Of c. O. Langdon. ESQ
late editor of the Mobile Advertiser Appropriate resolu
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SERIOUS RAILROAD CoLLisoN-A lumber and gravel
train on the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad in col
lison beyond Pittsburgh the Sth nst by which VIM
Evans brakeman, instantly killed and S. Dunbar
S. Hunter, Thos Daniels, and fireman named Graham
seriously injured.
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Bargains in Eyan,,eis.

Bargains In EYnH9seis.
E$r just opened a superior stock, consisting OF
DlMET WHITE AND RED FLANNEIS:
ALL WOOL WHITE AND RED FLANNELs;
FANCY CoLORED FLANNELS
RED AND WHITE TWILLED FLANNI.ls
ANGOLA AND SUPERIOR GAUZE FLA&NELs.
BROWN AND BlEACHED COTTON FLANNEIS.
An guaranteed to be cheap they be phaa SwYork
SIMPSON So Canal street.
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eOats Ieaoing port gospan.
See Table on Third Fage.

We are indebted to Mr. Harris, clerk of the steamer
Swamp Fox, for st Louis papers
The mail due yesterday failed from beyond Charleston
That OF Wednesday through Lucky to get any at all
We are indebted to the clerk of the steamer Jennie
Deans for river tavors
We learn from the Nashville papers that there is new
editor Of this paper.
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Eis- RALLY +! RALLy!! RALLY!!! - CERRo
COR DO c u b! The Cero Gordo Club will their
Hail. of Rampant Cust0mhose steet, FRIDAY EVEN
ING October Is, at o'clock 10 attend meeting the SCOTT AND
GRAHAM STEAMBOAT CLUB, held Crescent City Hotel,
| corner Of Cu4onlhouse GndE Ioyec streets.
By order NJ. C. EDWARDS, President.
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sum total ..,........,...... STl,37S,330
The assessment of real estate and capital etc in the
Fourth District has not yet been received The rolls
summed up in the hands of the Recorders exam
nation and correction. The returns from the Fourth
District will probably swell the sum total to SIS 500 600
or thcreabouts
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Splendid .HFanftfgas.
JUST RECEIVED
EMBROIDERED FRONT AfANTILLAS,
CHAMELEON MANTILLAS-LACE TRIMMED;
TURC SATIN MANTILLAS-INLAID FRINGE;
MANTII.LAS TRIMMED WITH sONTAG VELVET;
WATERED SILK MANTILLAS;
PLAIN BLACK SILK MANT1LLAS
PRINCESS TRIMMED AANTILLAs;
MISSES WATERED SILK MANTILLAS;
COBURG CLOAKS- VERY CHEAP.
s All just received per steamship Crescent City guaranteed
be Of the latest syles preess ceapnss
Octg tt SIMPSON S, 80 Csnal street
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Mgs~ RALLY! RALLY !! RALLY y! - SCoTT
S!The Rangers will their Club
the PEARL Ne G9 ST. Charles seet, FRIDAY EVENING
O'clock, meeting the SCOTT GRAHAM
STE tNlBOAT CLUB, 70 be held at the CRESCENT HOTEL.
By order Of CHARLES NJ. WATERMAN, Prcshii mt.
A I. ,acEF. Tony. A. SAuCIEE Secretaries ueLli
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EOOk Here 2

.fOs'sis y Way,
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Have removed temporarily 10 No. IL CAMP STREET,
AUS Under the City Hotel.
The Builders
10 Are respectfully informed that hand good
assortment OF every thing in
II A d w A RE LINE
necessary for the erection Of ButIdEn gs'
Also EVERY VARIETY OF
IRON VERANDAS AND RAIL1NGs
put up at the lowest city prices Nos IS and 81 CIRCUS
sep6 lm?p HENsHAw, LuRGEs co.
NDTICE.-We have associated with us MI
BENZ P NISSAN, city NewYork under the hrn OF
FtNEY KlSsAl CO. for the FgIy9sfer % Es % @
MATTHEWS, FINLEY Il CO. 81 Camp street
Neworeans, October Is, 1852 octle I'm
|ASSEDY SALOON.-The under: asM ~
signed the business of his fatherkS& -
Res be kept has - Ntssx
all the supplies Of StEA<
a Restaurant 10 auy in Newntleabs
FISIo catching GAME Of all kinds and
other OF the Lake the River the Air Plantation
hand at all hrtrs
men Agreeable, and the Walters prompt, '
octls I'm JAMES CASSIDY, u ST. Cba1 ss street
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Commission Carpet Warehouse.
TODD s. CO,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GENEE AL AGENTS



CARPETS DOMESTIC GOODS, Ere.
L. Matthew'S Esq
Mechanics Tade Bank Aessrs. j. Burnside Co;
VIM p Converse Co.; Thou. A. Aiams Esq President Croent
Mutual Insurance Company; Matthew'S Finley Co., Bankers
tB- CONSIGNMENT, will open
day. October H. Canal street. Touro Bndn large
nfcen AMERICAN Carl ETs,
great this FALL IMPORTATION and MANUFACTURE
which purchased for CASH. and will be sold bargains
Wholesale and retail, viz:
so pieces John Crosby L Sons best yEl.FETs;
90 extra super y hPESTRY;
80 - rafioe Hoomans 4 rardoe best H VELVET
so - super TAPESTRY,
40 Biseow best BRUSSELS;
SO = extra a-ply LOWELL MANUFACTURES;
80 - MlTCHEL'S
IS THoMPsoNvILIE
loo super INGRAM;
20 TAPESTRY INGRAM;
rs
VELVET, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS VENETIAN AND DAMAsK
STAIR CARPETS;
MOSAIC VELVET IMPERIAL AND TuFTED RUGS;
LINEN, PRINTED WOOL AND OIL STAIR CLOTHS;
FLOOR OIL CLoTHs-All widths;
BRASS STAIR RoDs-Assoed s1es;
PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, etc.,
ocelo ot2p 100 CANAL STREET below Royal.
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To the Ladies.

SIMPSON, so CANAL STREET,
fS- Has just opened
FRESH KID GLovEs-Whi:e, Black anil Colored.
EMBROIDERED SKIRTS-Beauta styles.
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$50 Crane ShnlrEs

$50 Grape Shn1C{s,
~ Just received per Crescent City, ranging from
80 EACH TO $40,
bought GREAT SACRIFICE will all be sold at
small advance The
PLAIN Embroidered AND COLORED SIIAWLS
OF TIE LATEST PATTERNS.
nrig,f
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Don,estics at Rostou Prices,

All deserpons ia cheaper
piece than at any other house NewOreans.
oct9 If SIMPSON, so Cannl street
.Vesc TRIMMINGS.
JUST OPENED
BLACK VELVET RIBBONS-ALI. WIDTHS:
COLORED
SATIN RIBBONS;
PEARL EMBROIDERED G1NP-ALI. CoLORS
Pearl. LACE GIMP
With otIer iate styles of TRIMMINGS, At
octg If SIMPSON IS so Canal street
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SUMMARY ASSESSMENT Rolls OF New ORR EAys-The
following is summary Of the assessment rolls for the
several Representative Districts of New Orleans
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BUREAU Du EEEaORIER
TT Avis eat par Ia I69ents dchua d&4tqnr4
de lancienus ye DIS tIne.lta, dy1eyiI dc Lafayette
que lie T6or est mnensu I Pay obligations dues
luaucun n,a,tt aaG les agn
tau20l WAI. II. GAGLA SD. 'iris,.,.1.
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gass~ At regular meeting of the UNITED
FltEA1ES the election Of officers, the following
eecrl 10 year.
\: BELLANG Err. President
GEORGE w. HUBBELL,.... Vice President.
JOHN /" WIEN. Secretary.
JAMES II. WINGFIELD. Treasurer
JOHN f. WHEN, Secretary.
Hail Louisiana Hose Company. Newoeans oct ~ 1852 oct18 81
NJ" STATE Observation-Disclosures Crescent.
GEORGE BRANT, Esq who
years rensury Department.
supported for the office Of STATE TREASURER BY
osl tie MANY FRIENDS.
rs For GovERNOR.-We are authorized to
RICHARD HAGAN
this State, under the Constitution oet7 .pte
rs" The regular weekly packet steamer
FRANK LYON, Capt Stone, will leave for PRINCETON
FRIDAY o'clock, Shippers may rely L. coatnuiu.
in the ,rade during the
au20 ?ptf STROLLER BROS, Agents, ~ Poydaa
EiS~ To PERSONS RuPTuRED.-The many per-
eecual made by Dr. Sherman deserving
than passing notice For particulars his
raee.
.SesC Goods.
~ The received by arrivals
assortment OF
SEASONABLE CLOTHING
AND GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
embracing nil The newest and most desirable styes
THOMPSON Il NIXON,
octlj 2Itf 10 Camp street, opposite City Hotel,
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SUCH 1Acts arc eIoQuence living, and breathing
warm in action.
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Comprising BLANKETS, COuNTERPANEs, CURTAIN GOODS
TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS, ToWEL1NGS, CRASH, etc
etc, all us cheap the economical can desire
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IS~ RALLY RALLY! 4! RALLY VA grand
SCOTT AND GRAHAM MEETING will be held in
parish Of Jefferson, on SATURDAY. EVENING October H..
Tie Clubs of NewOeau5 Jefferson City and C0rrollon
invited attend #...
The meeting will be Addressed ly j. P. BENJAMIN, RASpEL
HUNT, j. W. PRICE, CHARLES b. DREU& others.
CHRISTIAN ROSEi1US will address in German.
TWO engaged carry
the Clubs will leave the Canal and the
other the Stock Landing Wharf, jefferson City, o'clock
Convenient will be prepared for the Ladies' WHO respectfully
solicited TO attend j. MOSNlER,
Scott Club
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20 ROYs-LYING.

Never tell whole lie, or quarter of h,
lie.or any partot a lie. Many boys who
know we'll enough what a sneakiag. mean
thing it is TO lie, We, will twist the truth or
deceive a bit. This is about as bad 40 .
plump falsehood lf 4 boy does some.
thing wrong, either Though ignorance,
careles,ness or accident. and then tells.
one half truth ami one halt lie about il. he
might as we'll have tol' ths whole un,ru,h.
Now see how the spirited. merry, true
hearted, clear tongiied boy will DO. after
an error lie resolntely determines TO
acknowledge it. without being afraid Of
any bodys anger--tell il Just as i, was.
The worst Of antruths-tboss which are
deliberately made up. stories about pso-
pie. or liule stories magnitied into big
ones-proye the teller OF them 10 be I
most. worthless, impure and mean person.
The liar i indeed despicable both 10 God
and good men. .'
On the other hand nothing is more ,besu-
Itifnl than Z strictly truib.teltng person.
one who never varies from the truth, who
lis open, candid aud above deceit, rTe
became sc, "A boy should strive hard, shunld
determinei,o become 30. Besides Il II %
-ssy 10 speak The truth. and 80 Very ksrd
10 arrange IN IrGpleasan, uniruth. which
even then viii. in al likelihood, Le iSand
out, nine times OF, Of ten, y W
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From the New York Times, Nov. 20.
-tapi THE CENSUS OF is5O. ...,. ,

p i The iullreport of the census has not, I,
our knowledge, reached our city vet
The "abstract" is before US. and contain.
some important information in very com
pact form COOS 7b t.F '.4 t0I"
= In respect to territory, it appears tha
dnring the last len years we have extend
ed tine area Of the United States from 2, 2,O55
1853 10 $3.50, ,572 square miles, without in
Guiding the great lakes or sea bays. ?"
The population gained by these acces
sions is l75.0OO. No full returns has a.
ye, come in from California; but assuming
its population, partly by estimate. at 1856.
600 the whole population OF the Union is
90, 263 488. Absolute increase from $40
6.l94.035; increase per cent 35,98; Or
| Ededucting that from addition Of territory
and the relative inoreaseis 35.27 per cent.
The number of Whiles!i IS. .s39, ,738,
and the relative increase the last ten years
is 1926 per cent. ,, ,el ,.gg- .a '.;-..
The slaves amount 10 1904, ,088; relative
increase. 1881 per cent .s.,
The number OF free colored is 428.66I;
relative increase since. 1910, 1896 per
cent. eo r4tl te D-f .t,i t,.
If we refer to the data Of previous tables
it appears that the increase of the whites in
the Union every decade since 1890. has
been very equal; being lowest from 1890 to
1880. 1885 per cent.) and highest in the
last. (38,26.9 With the slave. the greatest
increase was fiom 1920 TO 1880, (3O,61
per cent;) and the leas, from 1880 TO lS4O,
(2S,8 pei. cent? The average increase OF
the free colored, on the other hand, has
regularly diminished, since 1880; being
32.S per cent. in, the first decade. 25 rs in
the ,hird, and rising liulei the fourth. it
fall, in this last 10 1926 per cent. fact
worth considering as respects The probable
destiny Of this race. ,5.,,.t.e .gt f
b In the, most favored country Of Europe,
the report states, the decimal increase is
less than II per cent. per annum, while in
the United States il is 81 per cent. per an
num-. In forty years, with the present rate
Of increase on both continents. the poppla-
ton oil the Union will exceed that Of Eng,
land. France, Spain. Portugal, Sweden.
and Swilzerland, combined. ~ I,
AS j respects, the rate Of fincrease in the
different New England States during The
last ten years, II is greatest in Rhode Is
land (S5,57,) and least IN vermont( (7.5s),
is also, ahs least in the whole
Union eaem az vKsh ~; Nj I. ..1ss sf \ n,
n, What is somewhat remarkable, is the
rate Of increase in The great States ofNsw
York, Pdnnsylvania, Chic, and Marylsnd,
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,|THEE aD1EcENcIEEs OF LIFE.

sas, There are persons in the world, who,
i'm order Ito ssjrean themselves from the
abhsrgsof sXtravagance and folly. try to do
.sit,Inder tie plsa Of decency: n These Per.
sssops willconlint many acts, which, if they
sdtad true ideas OF dsoency. they would
ssRBsitlts'to perpetrate. We think the fol.
slewing lre. . few .ofthe epractices that come
sAndeFihs coenomen Of not decent: n N
g eltie mot decent for person ,tofmake q
a.sh0w' w'Sbove bis or her means. lss''ei y ("
.toalt II not decen..f for = person to runin
sdelA when he does not intend to pay. H.
h.sltiis not decent Tor a person to be al
,..NAystalkihg III Of his neighbors. Z aesil
ssa,lt III not decent fop one 10 ascribe i'm
.apfaper motives to every one that we como
Elm dcontactswithy -s4tssl g i,,Ss sysolil
Nr I'm n net decent for one to approsriate
ssy4a6lkstI ,pecuniary means for hiyy own
capitalization. isa t,,s s,,h A 49, b
,ssw ltisdlotdsoent for young people 10 show
no tbspectto the ageda q has ssis,s sS
sas I ssis 4 ho. ho. tdsSsntto be praising Yourself
-aAlvsys. .sla, ~ ,.ss. sia ,.dIlg 3 I M 81 X
ss rlt'is not dsoent to keep yourself A. \
'ssgkcS fcf othersto look ate ~ s~slssy,s
tiss E \. moi decent in parsons going toh(acss
tisf fsAmpaspsnt. IA incoWmode oshsfA IL
'sadiferent MayssBfU ,iaA,ste hl6 IN gyst9
.sSsh Hsiblnosa decent to spend your ri,cnfyAint
ip0IIshnsss, when you have debts that
ought 10 6s paid. Is s'5ss w
.laislnot decent 10 slarye your fasnily by'
qdps6ding your money Tor liquor. i
WI is not decent y sAy one Thing and
asDno& dscent 10 cheat ',
N'NrA
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!. POETRY j: R

WsAtem ! for /, MRU JOHN sPRRsHAw, an
soIi,nv. c,..,5. ,,,.a,b ,of th.;r ,b-.. nj
e9 4 "a s',n.- .I ',,-l.Yl @es "tais
~ ~" tsY MisS ANN AhcHSoLD. 1gaf
Y9urthildrsn have flown TO the land ofth
btest; 'Ms,'1!9g ..''@ l''selA
They plum d their glad wings, with scr
aphs they rest, "p n's.ap
Nosorrow, no anguish, no weeping the.
Y -, -" know, Xxx e f3i..'7s 3& +. !,
haes flow. i'.irsh ''ss ioia 20 60
'nH .pb NH hFsANNy e sH'1' 'e H9rl"
You'd wonder to see them in garments Q
i 'fo g white, '4 aP.'hR Y2t,f ',t..g iAt,
With The rap'urous throng, in the man
iys1pn'sions OF light, 7'l.3a "'.rs 70 1e,
Their forms are so lovely, 90 beauteou
-asp ,seach brow. 2e."'e'o e" Y
hs1s6Io as),ri ''o.y@q yas b 49, l,i
Nhsylwander in ra piure all over the plains
Whsrs Jesus uin splendor triumphant,
la ist1lreigns.ai iis.afo Sl sas-5 q, Y
They have Joined with that host who were
nisssf nevsredeflad. st4 ,tl 5ga ,isi.
With each young immortal. each glorifed
.ls s&schild. soasa'' a,tl ~
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They stand near the rainbow that circles
the throne, 20
They look on the walls made Of jasper
.------..a and stone.
They gazs'o the, Savior with solemn de-
ss ..