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FOREIGN MAILS.
Posr OrylcK DEPARTMENT, sept. 1,

.a.uo #.a.. Posr OYycE DEPARTMENT., Sept 1, 1868.
TIE following Of section 81 Of The &C, Of sn
United States mail during
a.
.sno md turtle, s"aea Tn.. The Postmaster General
G. sloo for The Of the mail in ocean from
Chauc and back per &c. q March d eighteen and
~ ns % . ssS "a ne
next session the facts and circumstances
pemmea should be ".dc tho ships
General is further directed by this act acsrsin and
nc s % %
once for carrying the mail IN ocean be
shall take the steamers according onnc and sell transfer
Except respect New Orleans route,
which may be BY The Postmaster General tho q.
ing the United States the right 10 take Of the ship. IT,
being, steamships.
aud The United s,s,s aud TO dsc, such change. in hss
qaire m changes BY hs b actually
paid therefor and the proper compensation Of The value ships
mutual, chosen by the parties aforesaid" y $3.50
NOW, NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that with view ORE
for % e m @ S %
the OF ID March srt--
PROPOSALS aHH
win be received the Post Once Department, the city Of
D 81 Mans s,, s DAY Of
October 1854, speci-
No l. From New York to cowes in England and thence 10
Bremen Haven Germany and from said Bremen Haven, by
Proposals for additional tp each will be
From Charleston South Carolina by Savannah, Georgia.
and Key West Florida TO avsn. in Cuba, and from said s
No 3 From New York 70 New Orleans twice %o"'h and back
and from Havana to Chagres hspin~a) and back, twice
month.
Proposals Savannah will be con.de
In
A,pnwal direct miles. H. semi noehy,
BY Havana New Orleans 900 mile, b,ck, monthly,
/
TO Apnwai direct 400 niles and bach semi monhy in
| not exceeding seven days TO the lrp each
Monterey, Franceo Astoria in Oregon twice mont,
each wsytuehng practicable at Port Oxford IN and
the opinion Of the Postmaster General public
|
The schedules OIL and duo
i.hmus Panama. forming contnuou.
from New York Ae to Astoria and back ticr mons
No. New York Liyerppo
ysS trips a, such time. The Postmaster General
Proposals Holrhead England viii considered
Soo From New YORK by cowes In England to Hsvre in France,
Proposals changing Hsve %
As,werp in Belgium and Ter additional "Trip way
viii considered. =
Ne 7. From New Orleans, Lou'sian Cruz ncrco
back three u.e month"; supplying Tanpeoi Msrco, BY side
Leave New Orleans the fret, fourteenth, and twenty
days.
Yer. every fret, h, twenty Ore,
/ days
Arrive New Orleans by fourth, ninth and
i zen fourth +.
be taken for the trip each and the mode Of
which must be BY steamships in all suitable for the
.
coniaep should be en,rrd into contractors required TO
conform all respects die laws and regulations appicabco tho
In. duly guaranteed under seal. 10 the ro.
General. and TIE word. small Pfoposasroreiga
written on the face Of the letter. ,,,r,.,rnr,,
| seP2-lawo- Postmaster General.
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the dove TO the ark alter It's brs resson has been
frightened beyond recall by the angry look and nenaoe.
The taun the charity OF unforg wing soul Be
careful how you freeze The first emotions OF re-
pentarce Beware lest those pleading words, UNDECIDED
now, sling you 10 shadowy vale OF your future
sorrow. Repentance, changed by neglect or unkind-
ness becomes like melted iron hardened in the mould
Tnne with BE the first 10 meet the ering with
the balm OF consolation the woands that guilt has
made. Let your hearts be The grave for his uansgres.
sons, your ply ind vent in bearing his burden, not in
use lees words. q forgive the eTring Did not He who
died on Calvary Shield him from the contempt Of
grosser minds make brightness and beauty where all
was cloud and storm before in his sad life.
ArrrcrroS.-We sometimes meet with men and wo-
men who ihak that any indulgence in aHsctionaie feel
ings is evidence OF weakness. They move among their
childen and dying friends with the coiness and heart
iessness OF an iceberg There is not unnatur raj
or nhuman SIGHT earth than man woman given
10 the hardness Of their hearts Parents had bet
plsck out their ehildrens eyes than their hearts
Who that has ever experienced the love of brother
sister, or The joys OF friendship and values their sym
patty and affection, would rather be deprived of seeing
all that is beautiful in nature than be robbed OF the hid
den treasures OF the heart Let cherish the best af
econs OF the heart ard indulge in The and gush
ing emotions OF 6ia parental, and brotberly love- Call
not The sympathetic tear weakness Our Saviour wept
for these be loved God is love- Love God and all his
creatures Love everything that is lovely. Teach your
chden TO love God. love their parents, to love their
brothers and sisters love the rose, and everything that
10 lovely.
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IkLreRhrHrc LrsE TO ArR1ca.-A correspondent OF
the Newark Daily Advertiser Genoa, states tina, an
agent OF an Eogsh company has Arrived in that city for
me purpose OF making contracts tor laying submarine
line OF telegraph IRON Spezza to Corsica, and from Ssr
dnia 10 Algeria, for The purpose of forming continued
line across the islands between Europe and Africa The
vidlA OF the Mediterranean between Spezzo and the
island OF Corsica and between Sardinia and the coast OF
Africa Is at each point ABOUT eighty miles, and the line
from Italy 10 Algeria by way Of these islands, can
not be rauch short OF 500 miles. The communicate
thus proposed to be obtained with Africa may be import
the French government. but il does promise TO
be matter OF great interest 10 the rest OF the world
Boston 4dperii,er
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THE FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS Aug. 29.- The yellow fever is rap
idly on tue decrease We Unable get the full
oay owing difficulty in getting the report of The
Catholic cemetery but the whole mber Of deaths by
yellow f. yer in the last 81 hours will exceed 2D.
Aug 30 The total int rrnents up 10 O'Clock Ibis
ing v ere 1885, including l25 from the fever
Tfade il entirely agnant and nothing doing in
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by TELEG RAPU.
ARRIVAL oF TIE HERNIA M

THE HERMANN.
Nav YoEk, September 1.-The steamer Hermann
rived at la.e hour last night bringing $50 passengers
She left Southampton on Tho l7lh,
The scaodng of the Crystal Palace at Sydenham had
Gllen killing eleven persons and wounding twenty.
Several warehouses had been burnt Dover, involving
loss Of $4,000 The intense heat caused portions of the
cliff TO fall killing several fremen.
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Nsw Yonx, Sept Flour IL active and 6fmer-sslos
OF 1880 bb, IS 5os IS 6ai for State IS 80 s5 rs
for common - good Obi, 7, aud SIS 10 s. s7k for
southern. Whsstsses of IS 900 bushels at i25 las
for eesern white and iSia 1877 f Genesco Gonzales
Of 900 bushels rs for southern yellow and II
cents for mircd. .Ns ..#5... ta..
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SAMUEL O. WILSON, Lessee and Proprietor.
Situated North eide Of Street, Doors
Warrington Ssreef.
HE subscriber having hotel,
viii ave his undivided accommodation
h fnends and patrons His efforts will drec,.d
the comfort o. all those opportunity
through uaveherr =. his daily ovinsries
The constant
so'sr Of the house, and m sdd reputation daily
SAMUEL q. WILSON.
II AuaO 7nh
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DEPARTMENT ~ sr.Tr,

DsrARrssrr srarr,
Washington September |, lss3
Information has been received department from The United
consul a, Ciujsd Bolivar venezue that according TO late
Of the Venezuelan Conges duty Of four
hides has been abolished effect immediately
the rec,p, Of the government Caracas
Sept 2 MAT Intel. h Eve Htss.J
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wnIa srArs oosykNrIor.

BaLrrn M, Sspt The whlg State convention met
here this morning at Temperate Hail, and organic, I'D by
the choice OF Samuel Hambleton pre,ident On the
fourth ballot X j. Bowie, Of Montgomery county, was
nominated resolving SO against ss for Thos Swami
This nomination is regarded here the weakest that could
have been made
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THE .ayANNAu AND GULF RAILROAD

SAVANNAH, Aug 80 The Savannah and Gulf Railroad
Comps has been recognized. meeting of our cizc
tu-day authoriz ID subec ription of $l,o0lO00
Two agents have been appointed to 70 Europe to OBJ
tain the money airline road TO Mobile with
a branch TO Florida.
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FROM HAVANA AND KEY WEST.

CHARtE.raa Aug 1.-The mail schooner Eclipse
rived to-day with Havana dates the 25th instant,
and Key West dates the 10Th Sugars unchanged.
bat prices ftmer, and would doubtless advance should
moe vessels arrive, (which very FIeishts
quoted at 81 for Cowes aud market. Coastwse the
rates improving
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NREENLEAF Evidence, 3d vol, containing Evil
Prosecutions for Crimes Copon law in Proceed
Equity, of Admiralty and Maritime Jurisdiction,
in Courts Martial. - - II III -
Ju't puhi.hsd FRANCE TAYLOR
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NV JsRsrr-A RELc.-The pedestal on which stood
the equestrian statue Of George ILL., Bowling Green,
has been IN for the last half century stepping
stone TO dwellings occupied by the VorsIamily in Jersey
City. But few persons acquainted with this iacl
and on Friday last there coasligrabe surprise mani
tested at its discovery. The Jersey City Telegraph men
lions some facts connected with lis history This stone
the pedestal OF the statue of George Ill which stood
in Bowling Green until the year 1885, when the statue
run into revolutionary bullets In 1853 Major John
Smith Of the British army died. and was buried on hill
near the present Of ST. Mathews Church in Sussex
street. The bill levelled in 1901, by Andrew Day,
or the Jersey Associates. II il not known what then be-
came OF The remains of Major Smith
John Van Worst, grandfather OF the present Aid Van
Vsrsi, took the stone and made step OF il TO hls old
mansion which stood few rods south OF the present
Vsa Norsrs residence That building demolished sn
1885, and the pedestal transferred 10 the residence Of
the late Cornelius Van Worst. on The noriherly side of
Wayne street, near Jersey street II there became stone
step at The kitchen door, and remained until last week
when wokmen were removing il TO be used again for the
same purpose and upon turning il over they discovered
an inscription as follows.
In memoryof
Major JOHN SMITH
or the Mild n o. Roysl Highland Regiment,
who died 25'h July 1888,
In tho tSth year Of hi. age
This stone is erected
by the n brave officers ofthst Regiment.
His Bravery Generosity, snd Humanity, during an
Honorable service OF 70
Endeared him to tho soldiers. hi, acquaintance and
friends.
The stone is OF Portland marble 81 feet long and
inches thick, and brought TO this country from Eng
land be used pedestal to the statue In 1898 an
Englsh gentleman called upon Mr. Van Worst and offered
him $500 for this stone but the offer declined II vel
bears the marks Of two OF the feet Of the horse which
are designated above by n. ..-.
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YELLOW rEyKR At NArcrEz.

NEw ORLEANS, Aug. 20 Accounts from Nstchcz .'a;o
that the greatest alarm was prevailing there, and more
than hall OF the inhabitants had left the city in
Of Of the yellow fever. None OF the authorities
had left Quarantns was no lsnget enforced
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Bosr,N Aug Sill dif,K papers OF the 2oh state that
the Fulton arrived Cbarle.own the 22j, but
finding the Princeton there sailed again.
The commander Of the Engli.h steam soop Medes had
been tried by court martial f1r dobodience Of orders and
acquitted. lie wa,, however, reprimsndcd.
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BosT,s, Ang 3i.-Thc royal mail steamship America
Capt Lang, sailed al day, with 81 psssenE fo
Liverpool and for HALIFAX Thare /, specie registered
at the custom. house.
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KIrLo,r,s or euNr1wnEs ANp Los, or NE.


BALTIMORE, Aug 3i-A terrible explosion OF gunpow
der occurred on th@whah at Wheeling Monday A key
fcl from drsy, bee ignited. aud commun cated
the dsy, exploding about twenty kegs The drayman
Instantly killed, and another seriously ird and
blow into the river,
The wharf boat was completely demolished, and the
steamers Orion aud Salem damaged Thou sands Of
dollar, worth Of window. brken hroug hout tho city
The powder belonged 20 railroad contractor who
moving IL on board tteamb1at.
No mail south OF Petersburg rhi, morning.
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TREAsURER,s STATEMENT,

his Tho andna.
and ho ba received ID a. amount I9 draHsA have
u,bu prs then pn ~ N &Uiag also hsanuni
by Ms ne Treasury
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residue in and ~ months, for
note sat-act oriiy secured, besriHs interest.
complied with within three days the
property resod expense the first purchs
JAS. c. Mcguire,
Aucuonoer.
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OLE BULL-o,e Bull gives grand concert 10. morrow
Thursday at Nblos Garden, for the bench, of the suf-
ierers by the epidemic at New Orleans.
This generous and praiseworthy act, especially in
Consideration of the fact that he has suffered losses OF
late the hands OF certain land specuaior., in the at
lars OF bis colony.
He left bis native country. Norway, where he bad great
Influence, because OF his lore for our institutions. and
thereby incurred the displeasure Of bic government lie
became an American citizen, and has been enseavoring
providing home for his oppressed countymen to at
tract them to shores. They race of men well
adapted TO become good American citizens.
1t 10 said that Ole Bull is no, familiar with business
Transactions, and the public should. far az possible,
protect him against imposition in his grand project for The
benefit OF his ieow-countrymen ffis artistic merit,
saded 10 the particular interest OF the occasion, will oil
Tue eoncerrroom we trust, To overhpuiog
Journal Of Commerce.
whatever situation in life you wish propose for
~ he mis-
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sLCOND DESPATCH

NEW ORLEANS, Aug 81 The board of health epon the
total M Der deaths from O'Clock yesterday morning
o'clock tLis norurg 1885, OF which III lever and
III unknown.
The msyor OF the city has set apart Friday, September
as day oil fasting, prayer, and thanksgiving to Divine
Providence fo his me,cy in measurably aayng the dread
nl sconrgc. All bushes. will be suspended and divine
service held in the several churches
Tho board of health is making arrangements TO establish
quarantine for x ants six miles below the city The
TO day is quite warm and showers es
frequent Business nearly suspended.
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trHIRp pEspArcH.l

Nsw OaLE,Ss, Aug 81 The fever is about at stand
Deaths day from tho epidemic l37 and % from diseases
not mentioned.
The troop steamer louisiana arrived hero from tho
Brazos in Two days,
The rag stoy' OF the New York Tdbuse originated la
old privilege granted the Sisters OF Casriya tho hos
Of selling the Old clothes OF the dead Whscver clothes
have been disposed OF well washed and purhed be-
fore being sent off,
Advces from Texas leave doubt OF the election
Governor Bell TO Congress- and McPease democratic govsr.
nor OF The State.
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By :. c. MCGUIRE, Auouo.e.r.

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT, CORNER or AND THfR-
ecnh streets Saturday afternoon, september NJ
O'Clock, premises, shall sell OF
e3 ,u,'cd Of north sud Ith
having D running back 80 feet
IN. san I the house
southwest of Pennsylvania and ah
Rent 80 per month. Terms cssh
third cssh balance In three and four
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
Sep Id Auchonesf'
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CAHDF.r the purpose Of changing N. loo stior
Ace business will be suspended until Monday, sep
A,g R-s wM. MALsTgR De,u.t.
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THE schools Of tn. Washington s@,.i-sry win ,e-
i open on THURSDAY, N. lss Of September
Aug T-Aslstaep H,1e
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Books.
JARPER'S MAGAZINE for September.
III Dicken-s Household Words, for september.
Budget Of Stories Cbambcfrs Papers for the People,
British Cabinet in e3 being biography OF the Member, OF the
| Administrator.
Notes Uncle Toms Cabin; by Rev. r.. J. stearn., A. NJ
The Book Of the World nmiy miscellany for nsruch and
edited by Dr. Gaspey vol fo coorcd plate, and
| steel engraving.
The the End Of the Eighteenth Century
by J. O. NJ Ramsay, A, 81, NJ. d. vol evo.
Moore Life aud Letter. of Lord Byron, edition VOL svo
Sept fRANCk TAYLOR
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Department the Interior. fe@ IL
orrIcr or Ispr.s ArrAIps, Sep. ., lssa
PROPOSALS win be received this O'Clock
the ith day
articles OF Indian goods, vixi
$50 pair point white and coIor.d Msctnsc blankets
900 do az point DO do
80 % DO DO 40 DO
700 yard. fancy list blue cloth
$40 DO saved list, scarlet eioul
100 lbs. wor,sd ysrn' sto,d ..#m.
10 dozen 81 wool sbs~-
10 do "a
10 DO 80 90 90
As dorm cotton handkerchief m.asu.
200 y.eds calico tts
1000 DO woolen plaids n
% gross wor.ted gateinr Fl. sa.Ne
1000 yards blue drills ......
5000 do ohecks, stripes, and pisids As
1000 do educkng ~
1000 do sheetings ##.. ~ r. =
1000 do brown shirtinrr .s- eH ..t#. -.
600 fannek
400 flannel shirts -. .# -.-e. \.
100 calico shirts
500 lbs. xIinE twine -. ~. q. .a
50 do sturgeon twin,
50
$50 dozen Indian knives
Indian beads
The goods
livery in New York Immediately
and receive them The bids adv
fWe qusnntes proposed 10 he furnished
inc
,ee 'o me performance " the
or psons whose bids shall viii required
medaey hersspon fo,6m~st
'ne nd with satisfactory sure. for the hf" performances ~
quantity articles awsrd
the
= .H# CHARLES " MIX, H#.H-
sspta-dsifh inst Acting Commissioner
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VERY pEsIRABIE uNIMrRovHD PROPERTY AT PUBLIC
.ae-on saturday snernoon September 3D. a. O'Clock,
spd -, 5i4 fronting 100
.r.-t o 10 inches on fh street ~ss and ~
York forming one Of the most beautiful
a,,on 4 hgh OF III.
country. .H
Terms. One third the residue snd two
years bearing interest, secured by deed o Title
Indispensable JAS g. MCGUIRE,
san Id Auct
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nASENOvIA for rent, with the house furniture s~r
house, beautifully snus.d shou, tr.e
mile -arth Of the Capitol
ing on 7th street, opposite Erchsnr. hank.
9-eodow N MECH
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Yours, &C.,

The following curious information respecting The
origin Of The term YaRkee" we find in work written
by William Gordon, the history OF our Independence
and published in four octave volumes at London, in
1885,:
1T wasa cant. fAvore word with farmer Jonathan
Hastings, OF Cambridge, about 1913 Two sgcd ministers
who tho college 10 that town, have told me they
remembered IL TO have been then among the s,f,
dent. bnt had no recollection Of IL before that perio
The inventor used it to express exoelenoy. A Yankee
good horsc Yankee cider, and tho Ike wefe an ex-
esI.nt good horse and excellent cider The student,
and his Of the upon all occasions, led Them
adopt H. and they gave him the name Of Yankee John.
He ws.s worthy, honesty man, but no conjuror. This
could escape the notice Of the coegses Yankee prob
ably became a by-word among them expires. a weak
simple, awkward person was carried from the college
with The when they LEFT IL and was IN that way ciicu-
lated ard established through the county, Gas the
In respect bsors choics by the students Cambridge
in Old England) till. from Its currency la New England
was length taken up and pniusty applied to tho New
EnRlaadrrs in common term Of ropiosch."
The democratic papers have ceased from the in,eoga.
toty-"ls the wing party dead f-.aeIon3Ii Ia Gazette
To be sure they have. They are waiting 10 how
long il will be before the wings will settle the conover
'y among themselves About one fourth OF their number
'ay they dead another fourth deny and the
naming half far gone feel no interest in the
controversy -Lo,cen Adpeavr.
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N. BAH papers published in The District OF Colum
ba requested 10 give the above three insertions for
the cause OF charity.
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by CREEN q WITT, N"eVfohe<Fs.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON SOUTH A STREET, RE
Third and Fourth streets east. At spcioo0n Thar-sy
shall SELL Of
O'Clock valuable building lot,
being
49, n Of
back w nchcs containing about
square feet
Tsms third for
note. bearing interest. Deed given and deed taken
+. GREEN SCOTT,
Sep Id Auctioneers.
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EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
II ancuonon Monday the 5h day OF september, shalt
residence ~ the late Prof. Benedict
18th 10Th
excellent which
f-llo~,, viz
Msh.gany -ofs, plush-covcrcd lounges, and bureaus
DO rosewood, plush, and damask covered and other
marble top, side, and other tables
DO maple, high post, and other bed-tesds
Tapestry Ingram msing and other carpets, and oil cloth
chamber cursns, ws-hsspds, toilet sen, ke.
Fnaber beds, hair and shuck and bedding
Girnpdoes, mantei ornaments, kc,
One npc refrigerator, stoves, hc. .#
With kitchen and other
which The will
wishing purchase
good furniture
Term. An Gas, s25 credit OF
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
tsrest --a $3.50.
GREEN SCOTT,
Auctoneers.
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Wan, Of care does damage than want OF
knowledge,
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whatever situation in life you wish or propose Tor
yourself acquire clear lucid idea Of the Inconvenience
attending IT,
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In what place
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1.-The immortality OF the age is standing topic OF com
plant with some," observes Goethe. But il any on
Xix es to be moral nothing 10 the age to prever
him
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GosE AsrRAr.-Cold words 10 fall on loving heart
he has gone asray. And is this the time TO desert him
This the time 10 taun, him with words that roll Ike lava
iron your passion, and only scar bis soul No bs
passes under clouds be his light perhsps he ha'
no other.
Many true heart, that would have come back hk
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- the whining schooiboy, with hts saichel,
And shining morning face, Greer ping like snail
Unwillingly to school"
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Amount subject
10 DRAFT.