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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
STARKWEATHER & co.

a RE AGENTS FOR JONES' CEEOLA-
IN GSGuEs sure cure for Fever and Aguo.
BARRYiS TRICOPnERoUS, for .he Iiai,
AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE, to Cuie
Badness
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, for tho coreot
Coaslis and Colds.
PEPSIN, for the Cure OF Dyspepsia.
PURE WHITE LEAD. Gf6-sd in on,
LINSEED OIL, warranted pure.
TANNERS 4 CURRIERS', and MEATS FOOT
OIL, for llarRes: Il Leather.
WHITE WASH BRUSHES, OF all kinds.
PANT BRUSHES, n large assortment ar cx,ra
qualify.
sCRUBBING BRUSHES, Counter Brushes and
Marking Brushes.
BRISTOL BRICK for Scouring,&c.
FLAVORlNG EXTRACTs,-Iemon,v spi.ls. NJ.
mond, Peach, Ratiin, Rose and Orange.
sYRING Es-b ietae, Class, Rubber, Of the beat
kinds,
WINDOW GLASS, from by to q4by "a, en.,o
order.
SHAVING BRUSHES & soAPs-a lne assort-
ment.
SPERM & LARD OIL for lamps and Machinery
4 Doz. TOWNSFND'S SARsApARRIIL
10 do. EIiRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER,
key TAMARfNDSt TT.
so do. ENGLISH CuRRGSr, superior ar
tclc.
boxes BRISTOL BRICK.
100 bottles best OLIVE OR SALAD OIL,
AN EXTRA ARTICLE OF BAY RUM,
WHITE CHALK, and WHITE IESlN,
OLD PORT WINE, for Sickness.
0UASSiAb by the quantity,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
CHRISTM A s. B BALL.

SoSal Party aud Supper will be given at the
Wiimot House, in Wilmot, in the Town of Salem,
on Monday Evening, December 25th. 1854
Decent CT, 1854. A SAMUEL. TURNERf
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21

Il Good Sieighing-The sleighing
In the county west Of here is reported to
be good,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
STARKWEATHER g. CO.,

81 Ahh w EAl HEX az W..
NKTISH 10 call the attention of purchasers TO
w their large and attractive stock of
"a M Cx Go DDS,
JUST RECEIVED, CONSISTING II PART
PORT MON4AIES,
RET1CULES, OF beausH1f patterns.
DRAWING and WRITING PENCILS,
2AtR BRUSHES, large assortment,
SHAVING BRUSHES, for all sorts OF boards,
FANCY BOXES, for any purpose,
CREAMS OF STILES, for the Hair,
AMBER OIL.
POMADES,
PHALON'S MAGIC HAIR DYE,
TOILET POWDER, Rose scented,
TOBACCO BONES, great variety,
! IVORY COMBS, SIS IS
RUBBER DRESSING COMBS,
RUBBER PUFF
RUBBER SLIDE
fRCBDLR LONG
! RUBBER TOBACCO WALLETS,
RUBBER NURSING HOTTIES,
RUBBER TEETHING RINGS,
RUBBER RATTLEs,
RUBBER BAT RAILS,
DRESSING COMBS, large assortment
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21

e. Don't forget the Public Recita-
tons at the School House. They are
for the Public, and the public are desired
to be present.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21

- Sold at the Establishment o { Professor HoL-
LowAV, 81, Corner of Ann aud Nassau Streets. New
York; also by M .pecable Druggists and Dealers
in Medicines throughout the United States, in Pots
ai Is c. hts, 62]9 cents. and 81 each. To be had
W53esaic of the principal Drug Houses in the
'TNSp.
~ There is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
y. B.-Diredions for II guidance Of patients in
every disorder are affixed 10 ench Pot
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
Copy Of letter from Mr.. r. DRr1nt, Ncr Orlears.
.Nocenber- 9th, 1853.

.Nocember 9th, iS53
To PROGRESSION UoLLowkr, 3s, Corner Of Ann and
Nassau ireetS. n. \.
Dear Sir,-itis with heartfelt gratitude have 10
inform You that by the use OF Your Ointment and
Pills, the life fmy wife has been saved For
years she had bad breast, with ten running wounds.
moi al cancerous nuturel. Twas told that nothing
could save her: she was then induced 10 Use your
Ointment and Pills when IN the short space three
months, they effected perfect cure. TO The asst; nsh
ment of all who knew us. We ubteint Il your Mcdi-
cines from Messrs Wright < Co.. OF Chnrires. street
New Orleans. send This from "Hnie DIES Princes, =
Paris, although had written ii at New Orleans be-
fore finally lrit, at that time, not knowing your
al Dress nj New York. (Signed) r. DURANr.
The Pills should be used coTJointiy 1rHh
the Ointment IN most Of the toliO1cine
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
SHAWLS.
CLOTHS

ID ROAD CLOTHS, all kinds and colors: oa@si
I'd meres; 1weeds; Kentucky Jeans, and Satin
eGts can be bought at very low prices at
November 9th. 1854. BLiNSS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
Life Insurance.

ENREPAfE for the future wants Of your families
u by having your life insured.
The N;s3joaal life Insurance Co.,
OF the United States. located at Montpelier Yer
mont, with 4 cash capital Of sT00,00t is one of the
safes, aud best life insurance Companies in the
cou.lrv. l.. G. MERRILL. Agent,
July I3-13l At MeIcalf 81 Mrrrilrs store.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
WANTED

JURORS CERTIFICATES, and COUNTY OR
% DERS, in exchange for oooss 1t cash I.riccs
METCALF l. MERRILL,
November i7.h. 1854.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
DFE.aEgS,

a<AsHuEREs, TIIIBBETS, MERfNOs, with an
y ; endless variety Of TRIMMINGS Just received
and for sale at METCALF & MERRILL.
dI9IwTJ
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
10 READ HIS OWN WORDS.

To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY,
Sir,-lt is not my wish 10 become notorious. nei
Iher is this letter rlen for the sake of writing
but to say, that your Ointment cnrcd me of one ol
the most dreadful cutaneous diseases that flesh is
heir to, and which was considered by all who know
me, 10 be entirely beyond tho 'each of Medicine
For nine years was afflicted with one OF the most
painful aud r, ublcscmp CgS that ever fell Ia
the lot OF and af er is ing every medicine had
ever heard of, resigned III despair all hope Of being
cured; but friend brought me couple OF large
pots of your Ointment, which caused the sores on
my legs 10 heal, and entirely rega incd my health
10 my agreeable surprise aud delight, and to tina
constituent of my friends. Signedl
w. J. LANGLEY.
AN EXTRAORDINARY GI'RE OF 4 BAD
L a
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
BAGS
q ~ II .
JUST NOTICE.

VA Y wish TO call attention 10 a lot OF DeLaines
w just received. which we shall sell for less
th';, it su.t Ia make thor.
November 90. METCALF & MBRRH J..
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21

Bristol, Dec. 1S, 1854.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-15
The Rationale Bite.

In one of my hunting excursions abroad on q
fine morning, | was accompanied by my wife
Il left my companion for short time in pur-
suit of game, and in climbing rugged ledge of
rocks, interspersed with shrubs and dwarfsh
trees, was startled by quick, grating rattle.
I looked forward. On the edge Of q loosened
rock lay rattlesnake, eoiling himself up as it
for deadly spring. He was within few feet
of me, and paused for an instant to survey him
/ know not why, but stood still and looked at
the deadly serpent with strange feeling of
curiosity. Suddenly he unwound his coil, as
relenting from his purpose of hostility and rais-
ing his head, he fixed his bright, fiery eyes
directly upon my own. A chilling and inde
scribable sensation, totally different from any
thing had ever before experienced. followed
this movement of the serpent; but stood still
and gazed steadily and earnestly, for that mo-
ment there was visible change in the reptile.
His form seemed to grow larger, and his color
brighter His body moved with slow, almost
imperceptible, motion towards me, and a low
hum of music came from him-or, at least, it
sounded in my cara strange, sweet melody,
faint as that which melts from the throat of the
humming bird Then the tint Of his body deep
ened, and changed to a beautiful Kaleidoscope
green, purple and gold until lost sight of the
serpent entirely, and only saw wild, cnriously
woven circles of strange colors qniyering around
| me, like an atmosphere of rainbows. Iseemed
\ in the centre OF q great prlsm--a world OF mys-
| terious colors-and the tints varied, and dark
ened, and lighted up again around me; and the
low, sweet music went on without ceasing, until
| my brain reeled, and fear, for the first time,
came like shadow over me. The new sensa-
| tion gained rapidly, and / could feel the cold
sweat gushing from my brow.
| had no certainty of danger in my mind; all
definite ideas Of peril were vague and elouded,
4 like the unaccountable terrors of q dream and
j yet my limbs shook, and fancied I could feel
the blood stiffeninewith cold as it passed along
my veins. would have given worlds to have
been able to tear myself from the spot. even
attempted to do so, but the body obeyed not the
4 impulse of the mind; not o muscle stirred, and
stood still, as if my feet had grown to the solid
rock, with the Internal music OF the tempter in
my ear, and the baleful coloring Of his enchant-
I ment before me-
Suddenly a new sound came upon my earl
was human voice, but it seemed strange anu
awful. Again-again-bn stirred not; anG
then q white form plunged before me, ans
grasped my arm. The horrid spell was at one,
broken, The strange eolors passed from betorl
my vision. The next instant THE sszFspt threw
himself upen rs. My wife WAS the victim: ny
fatal fangs pierced deeply in her hand. AMI
acrearns Of agony, as she staggered backward
!, 4 from mo. told the dreadful truth.
Then it Was that d feeling of maansss cam
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-15
The GREAT cave IN caIavsrss. II

I'll was cur good fortune, gays the GMiayerax
Chronicle, to be enabled this week to giaik this
great natural curiosity-nne Of the zaass Won
derful objects in California where uature ex
hibifs how far her handiwork tranacends tho
most exquisite work of man b powers ID
description can convey an adequate idea of sh&a
immensity Of this cave, the grandeur efsfts lofty
columns and fretted domess and theseaegance sf
the designs, which are ahundantIy scattered
through the several chambers, forming n rfthz
ness of ornament not to he attained bY thr Ni5Ht
costly structure Of mans creation. s. |
The cave was discovered IN Octobsrs 1850 b.
Capt. Tay lor, who was prospecting IL tAa yicsnz
ity. Il Is entered BY aroony passage, With a
gradual descent Of about eight feet Isading to
chamber 148 feet long, 55 wide. and yjng
from to 20 feet in height The floor Of this
room is level, aud part of the roof is ais smooth
as if finished with stueco. From this we pro-
eeed to another chamber, the peculiar feature
+ of which is the waterfall This presents The
precise appearance Of water flowing ever thu
as if the work of petrifaction had been Sudden
In this apartment is an object well worthy Of
contemplation an immense rock Ii supper ted
at considerable elevation, resting on q point
a few inches broad, and jet it does not seem as
Z If it had fallen, the roof and sides being COM
plete. Leaving this, ne reach the extreme
chamber in the southern wing, hy il passage
200 feet long This is d magnificent room, callsd
the Inner Temple and 200 feet long, 25 To-
40 feet wide, with richly ornamenfed demes
GO feet high
Turning in northerly direction, III tyS i
passage 800 feet long, from 10 TO so feet hiShs
and arrive at what Is called g Washington
Hall 140 by 20 feet, varying from 40 to 20:
feet in height. The preprietors propose to fkH
up this as a dining halI, and an ample and gors
geons saloon it wouls mnke. The roof il archeds
supported by pillars and buttresses. which ard
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5. ,..,usN,nRIE,S.

HbfGKslsRk AND PIE FIR Z i'lS-2 200 haxss
V. .. ssaiiss's
pow 3,
Nfla ae in 7sssE
-@4x .91lr
z 90
e &r N&n{ VA slI Is 100 snsss ~ n rs 14a
R.4i hall asd qla Slspls1. & - S*
iva As y - 49, = u -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-15

EDATEET ACTION PIANO.rHNwl
T. E0RTkSThe sntscber onera sale xzRS1S&&4&
sou 3 y NO asd sTsP 9s'-ys @ sauAsE e.
mAaufsstefy which
Camp patlsets ELIJAH DIJNBAR.7
rteuT uTunad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-15

TSOR HAVRE.--The new fast sailing ssSSN
America an ship RUSSELL, Captain N. B. Robbins xAk
oadg and will mned late Dispatch For sgk1 $50
iys " BoGRRT WILLIAMS CO. 30 Camp st
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y. rs. siis <
VOLUME VII

TSOR HAVRE. The fast sailing Amer ,,aSsssh
II isup ahIp JOHN IEANCOCK, Captain Fard is&A&kk
now dspatcn Fog freight o. 9b0 bales eosn
annI,, BGcERT WILLIAMS CO. Common jy10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-15

q ECRET DISEASES Office 50 Custolnhouse
s.rest between Royal and Bourbon srsetspR JAMES
unfortunately enaed diseases of
its most orn that they obtain certan,
speedy without the BHam Cubeb
Posonous Drug IN from three days without any
nisne the newly discovered Remedies which
procured from himset and trial do not effect
charge will be made. Dr. j. certificates
in all the unonof the many
eaec which pronounced ncursb by celebrated Physicians
Since Dr. Jame Rsmedesn
that have under the Retned
instance podned
cures nd IL order that The afflicted avail themselves Of these
newly and truly provdena dseoyerea Dr.
nent this city Customhouse
served kk5 Othee hotrs fomf Am. TO febf3 Iyp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-15

wni leave THURSDAY, Julys.
LyOR HAVRE--The fast sailing splen., ,f%N
IL did packet ship FAR WEST, Bsunsts, mHs,sr &skAk
a bor will sa above For
IA Y BoGERT, WILLIAMS d CO.. 90 Camp s.lee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-15
EESATURDAY MORNING, JULY is, 1854.
,SSsesMs1ssa,s yv-oxt6s,s Fair Esrc-
asstassss Shoulder Brace.

g The following Gsurss illustrate the beasa. 10 b. derived
the uEe OF the Bruce
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-15

EIsH OILS, CANDLES, SOAP, ETC.
IL LARD OII-ita bbla Winter Strained; - u
SPERM OfL--s0 bbis ". s'7 s
'ss+s& WHALE Ollie bhia \. :. e9as
< TANNER CLIFFS bba Bank and straits,
IINSEED oID--se tblG Boiled Ind Raw
kEATSro0T 0IL-20 bbls Pure;
H. CASTOR OIL-2s hbls Blows
S 3IRiTS OF TURPENTINE-20b bits;
ALC0HoI-20 bhls; wax
4 MACREREL--i0oo packages Nos. !, 2 and 8,
SALMOG-29G pkgs bb)s aud kits; n
W. CQDFlSH-so0 dxes Cburchills = vs. 2
HERklNG-iD0 tks and 900 boxes Scaled; 4
sHAD- So halves and 50 quarters;
TONGUES SOuNDS-2a md 50 ckits
SALMON TR0uT--l0 hbis;
" @ CAnDLES-to0 boxes Sperm, and 200 do. Star,
SoAP--Sf0 boxes Jackson'a and Liver1nore's;
CRUSHED SUGAR-9o bhls; ~ Aesi
TEA-sq0 pkgs Imperial and Pouchong;
~ LEMON SYRuP-lo0 boxes brandn;
BRANDY-sG or. 9E eighth rsska;
WHlSBN-59 6bis Old Bourbon, sb bbls Monographs;
MADEIRA Wines eighth casks, very fine:
CRANBERRlES--l0 bbls, 90 half and is Or;
RhlSINS-i6B half boses; -
800 boxes Pie Fruiia Pickles. PsserveB Jea jams Pepper
ssucs obstara Cams Salmon Capers Mutton bes
Oliver Yeast Powders Mustard assorted Herbal
nyI3 ]. II. CATER nd S Common street =
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-28

Within the last few days we heard rumors,
of al kinds and shades, as TO the position of
the ditfert Candidates on the Anti Nebraska
ticke upon the questions of Know Nothinpism,
Catho licism and all the otherisms that the bu
sy Locofoco leaders of this vicinity can DO ss
bly, set on foot; il peraventure, they can by
such means. influence a single vote in favor Of
the slav eocracy ticket. They seem determined
not to leave pebble unturned, in all the vast
store house oftheir wicked imaginations if by in.
uendo, dark insinuatons or even public init.
nations that the isms of their fruitful imagarv
can be traced and fastened upon the people !
ticket-of which. our able and gifted candidate
for Congress, comes in for f1ll share-We
therefore, say to all those who are in for Free.
dom and opposed TO the sale Of human flesh
and blood, to heed them not, buHstand to arms
and victory is ours.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-28
Take, Taxes, on Yesi

Come up 70 the scratch. ye good aud true pa
triot. And With hand 10 your breeches pocket
up to the elbow scratching dOwns deeper still
for the last dime, to meet the demands OF this
Locofoeo Democratic State Government ofOars
plank all your cash, grea; and small down
upon the Treasurer's board, aS& then thank
your stars that you live in land that - flows
with milk and WILD honey" But reeollee:
in your tasting Of the delicious sweets, that the
rinq Of the Bee is there Look well iuto your
pile before going up to pay; that you have not
a new Eve dollar bill on either Of the banks at
Wheeling, Va, or one upon the Exchange
Bank of Pittsburgh, Pa, or upon some other
good and solvent bank out Of this State, for II
you should offer to pay such TO meet the Exor-
orbilant salaries of 5000 to2, 900 dollars to the
Treasurer, to paylhe silk stocking officers Of State
such as Supreme Judges. and Common Pleas
Judges, ip such trash. you subject yourselfto a
6ne Of zen dollars. and the Treasurer to 6ne
Of one hundred dollars for accepting il But
ali this is Democracy. Therefore open moi
your jaws to speak against it, none Of you
Wings, Freesoilers, nor honest Democrats, fol
be it known this is the decision and the law oI
the Pierce and Douglass party, Of the last ses'
sion Of the Ohio Legislature.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

NEW YoaK, Sept. 81.
The ARABIA arrived at S Ia. Flour advanced Is on
the week. Western sos Cd.
Wheat advanced Sd. White Corn declnee Cd. Con-
suls closed firm q5 IA.
The Morning Chronicle says by this time the Allies
must have landed on the Crimea. and We shall soon,
hear Of important events.
The Turks are taking the offensive vigorously In Bess
arabia ana SchamAyl has commenced operation IN ear.
nest having arrested the tide Of Russian success beyond
the Caucasus. SavastopO expedition will consist OF $500
French and English and 10000 Turks.
Austria does not consider the refusal o Russia Casa
Bei.
Nothing of moment from the Baltic. Gen. Bebusofg
nas evaeuai.c~S Bayazd aud blown up the fortress
a OOnsanlinoPle despurcn says scnGmAyi has surpH-
SEQ the Russian army in Georgia near GO and destroyed
200 villages The Duke Of Cambridge, Prince Napoi.
cons ana the Rifle and other regiments have left Constan
inope for Varna. Lord Raglan Would embark at Varna
In the earaGoe on the I'd, and the expedition to
rendezvous at Baltschk the troops are represented as
Si.;. S7.;c full Of enthusiasm.
The French troops in the Baltic are 10 return inme
diately to France.
Austria will still persevsre 10 supporting the Guaran
tees from Russia and will await the result Of operations
against Sabastapol The Russians making prepara
ons to burn the cities Of Odessa Ren Bralow Gaatz
and Ishmae should they be forced to abandon them.
Russia rejects the proposition Of the four Powers.
VIEENA.-The Vienna Bldtt has advices from GaatE
ofthe ls according to which a considerable number Of
French and English gun boats entered the Sulna Mouth
Of the Danube the Slst Another ols Of gun boats
will entcr the Klia Mouth Of the Danube
DANTsIC.-The Fulton with Gen. De HIlyera and Neil
on board arrived here last night All the Bomarsund
forts had been destroyed and the troops smbaked
troops remained at the lsland according the Precise
the Russian forces In asia had fallen back as far as
Ervan after sackng Bsaz Russian agents disguised as
Bedouins have been arrested at Damascus.
From athens learn that the King positively Tein
ses any indemnity to Turkey.
1t is reported that serious rebellion hos brokeR out
in the Porkopols.
FRANcE-From the camp at Cologne, we have food
of accounts of manouvers Of the troops before the En-
peror and Prince Albert
SPAS.-Ar. Soue is charged BY the French and Span.
ish papers at conniyng against the tranquility of SPAIN
1t is said he is identified in a cabal against General
Eparteo and be connected with slndry attempts at
insurrection. The London Tines correspondent thinks
the proof against him is strong, he will not return
back TO Madrid.
Maxwels Circular reports that the weather has been
very favorable for agricultural purposes
Flour advanced ls on week Western canal 2fs Cd.
Philadelphia and Baltimore COS Cd. Ohio So. Wheat
Sd higher, and white 81 cd. Mixed So ss 3D. Corn
declined 3D. Beef firm. Pork dull-Bacon and Lard
fim-Tallow declined.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-28

bored. Tie worked. When Man incurred The
displeasure Of the Most High and vas forbid.
den the garden. with its delights and imuuni-
ties, he did not become directly subject TO any
physical slavery, though, il is fair to conclude.
from the circumstances related in scripture,
that the labor necessary for his supPorthecame
Immediately toilsOme. because the ground Was
cursed: (''tllorns also and this,les shall il bring
forth:") and be was informed that he should
eat his bread in the sweat Of his face-"In sor-
row shalt thou eat Of ii all the days Of Thy
life."
Lamentable as was the exile Of the Human
Family from the scene Ofits innocence and hap
piness, it was not until it became numerous.
and dissention and feul were developed. that
servitude was known upon the earIh.
When Malice reared its horrenL crsst-when
War uucOupled his insatiate hounds-when
the earth drank human blood-then Vice, Gov
etOusness, Cupidity, Ayariee aud Anarchy
leagued against and enthralled Labor.
(TO De CONTINUED.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-28
Political Economy.
By MATT. ATKINSON.

THE ENTnRALMENT OF FLABoR.-coETINUEp.
"---This paradise give thee, call Il thine,
To till and keep."-MILTox.
While Man inherited this garden, the exer.
else of labor was neither compulsory or oner'
GUS, but free and peasurable. 1t, in fact was
devotion--worship- (which is imitation OF lts
Opject-and always happiness. Nature is the
exemplar Of the character of Deity. Some
"O'cr wise" have penetrated with deep, search
ing intellect, a mystery, and have discovered
that Mature is GodP' We are not so saga
cious. We cannot think Nature is anything
more than Nature--the handi.Work of the
Almighty, whose attributes are certainly in.
dexed in its Creation.
We wish to say that. in Nature man reads
the lesson of Industry. in its creation he has a
great example of Enterprise and Labor, And
that, in worship of the All Father he practised
this lesson and initiated this example. lie La.