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N rhosnesr De pvSvspir Il publis qs'i, .
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1859-10-01

OUS sse Kennrth Iveson pres theatre dc saaue
10 mutt o6 await Saul Wander Lerenae des bles
du guide neta pas sppsrene mais Ia paeur de
rats e 10 faibese de yoix ndpaent qu ees
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81 < s4fre corps larmi ceux qui .ont la.bas
W. |mss c'est tout J aulas aeux aime nourir aur
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II pus des ncuvees de lenfant
~ de lean dit Iverson detournant Ia .ete la soif
u6rrbement. Qiani aarez b. je vous dai ce que
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PETITE BOURSE.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

State, hnt that all their meetings have
been held in other States, The cxccp-
ton TO this allegation mus, be- sustained
upon two grounds
First The charter authorizes the di-
rccturs to meet AT aYy time or place
they may choose, and no law has been
passed to restrain the exercise Of this
privilege
Second II il no, perceived in what
way the meetings Of Directors aud
Stockholders beyond the limits ct th.
State. are Inconsistent with the spir'',
mcanihr. and objects of the charter
The trust, created by the charter must
D. executed within the limits OF the
State that is to Jay, the road must hc
built AID the franchises must he "ser'
ciscd in Texas. but nco ilngs aud con
SITUATIONS out If Texas, hcld For the par-
pose Of providing ways aud means to
build the Road, OF for any other pun ppsc
consistent with the nature and Objects
Of the trusts, cannot, upon principle, bc
considered a violation uf the charter
Demurrer sustained and Judgment for
the Defendants.
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Resolution a. Montgomery, Ala, in 1854.
the same were directed to be exchanged
for the stock Of the Texas Western r.
Co., which act is held Illegal, null, and
VOID; and whereas subsequently,, almost
all Of said parties agreed 10 receive the
five per cent stock II this company IN
lieu Of the full paid stock Of the Atlantic
and Pacific X. stock, at par; that is. one
hundred dollars If five per cent stock Of
the onc company for the full paid ntock
ef the other. And whereas some have
made said exchange, and some have not,
and whereas tn" existence and success
Of the enterprise depend on freeing il of
all uncertainties, and removing all inn
pedlmcn's 20 progress,
Re II Rssorsd, Tia, all parties who hold In good
faith any part Of The Atlantic aud Pacific Rslfpat
stock thus issued be ard are hereby srnittsd aud
reque-tcd g. pres.n, the b. the Office of the
company, at Marshall. Texas within the next sixty
days aud receive therefor the Nv" per cent stock IN
equal amount for The full paid stock -iaAing upon
thr sane grounds aud subject 10 tn. require.
meats A. other stockh0ider. If the company that IL
for the reduction Of halt the amount and the loan
Of nty cents per share Sc. anl il t. hereby de.
clsr.d ordered and dccrord that an who fal. ne.
gl.ct r,i. 70 avail thersey.. q this overture ~
adjustment, shall be fpreyer eI luded from the bene
TT VI the
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The grra, drawback - persons cinigrl'lns C. Tie
extreme south and Western country Is q" tpar ,h'y
have OF thc Fever and tgae the mnt drcful ~ hl
d'.rte- Every DAY We hear OF persons attacked ty
The disease and made helpless IN short time without
an, means OF s'1riins rclcf In view 81 the -
demand Tor q remedy ~. lio~fktrtR has prr-cn''l
hi. celebrated Bitter, whose cufa,Nr powers io'
aii disease, Of the stomach have hccn universally a.
kplwisdeeI The " Biticr.. prepared after bong
experience and deep study have received the enc'n'
I'm. az thr most omncn, physician. ~ vel a. 800
cla,>c-, from every pan OF our country t. those
sho d,ih then many virtues, all We can ,y Is to 'ry
them snd judge fof them-cye. respectively Sold 10y
90 SANDERS SEARS, Marshall. TeaAt.
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WAR IN SiExlCO VI
Peace Despaired Of IN Ea'spt'
COTTOv ADVANCING,


WYE AZ receiving anrAies lAsns Stock u
w spro, and 5urrnsr Good. sad will l<rs
,,.id 7 our sl,re.e thanks 10 = generous pcbie.
and particularly 10 our Old hiends AID cus'ou,ess
s.ho haze stood b. us 10 these many years
W. will further add that We have ad~~fIssS
spe, f.aas aud Csasraily sra As's reprs'cs ths
cd ta.c ~ often lns, bus h~'crne Stale, AID
uos heel that !, LIS. CEASED interest Ba' - orssr
70 iill spaee in the paIrsr and give the fr'VSr .
chulrr \ remark tia, we haze b~~n with 'ou
for n,priy fifteen years IND now cisr our past
conduct ~ Indication u our iuturv eoursr ~
BUSINESS We think our iuicres, and yours =
mutual one Il yos s'iIl think Us worthy of con-
aiencr We ,hail be mrs; hnfpy 70 ssve yrc,
giving you sil the advantages Of Our past ~.
p.rientc in buying and selling good Goods, and
Cheap Guotis 81 ,;:ch p-ices ~ both YOU MD ~
can lvr RgetLY believing that orr present
Stock lwhcl completed will far surpa'- an, Tat
~ hive IS, brought ont. both III q"an'it Gus
Its and clrapaI-. and would mos. re'sre'niy
call your attention 10 ouf stock Of
Ladies Dress Goods
consisting Of the Latest STYLES Of every dcscrir-
tiuu ui Iadh, Drc-- Gods that We could had
ia Ncw York and Philadelphia. Cor ping and
~unnlcr wear from the OfU~n Of the lead to the
so. Of the ioet.
AS. ipf YOU gentlemen. RON guar TWO
STORY mole skin, soft cotton or otter down TO s"-
very finest Philadelphia made call-skin boo' Al
dom Up ia thr most approved style a.,
We agc prepared to accvmnin date nli--'''n
ani low rich and poor. Old and youn, gals and
bLoy.. isi. atd slow. white and black, With
eyort article usually found IA retail Stores out
side Of ARE cities.
We have Dry goods SIX goods, embroidered
good. ,aAics ~. and boots bats cap bonnets
ready made clothing. varieties, ,c~eifs. sadle'y
qleelt. ware hard sa.c vood-ware. cutlery tcbao-
CO. gruc,ry, iron castings. chains, han. 5. col.
i,., IA g. steel. school books. Miscellaneous
tc... stationery guns, pstols umbrellas pow
d.f shot Nc. sc.
Al 0l which will be aoll Ms cheap ~ the
cl-aie.t far CASH or credit too good prompt
pawn. uua'plnsr. soliciting the continuance %!
our cd friends aud the trade Of the public
generally.
G G. GREGG, 4 Go.
M,r.h 10 81 A.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-15

A curious case has recently been deci-
ded in England A Mr.. and Mrs lamb
ling were both killed by falling build.
ing The husband was taken from the
ruins quite dead, while the body of his
wife was quite warm. The question was
raised whether it could be safely pre-
sumrd that the wife survived her hus.
band AK this would cause variation in
the distribution Of the property. The
court decided against the suppositipn
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HOTEL RE-0pENEDl


'IliE undersigned ofirs his -rs'crs to he cit
/ ,sens Of Marshall and surrounding country.
b. Z Mason. rlasier,r. sai Cisr1n Euif,r,
lie in.,,r,s AT work 10 stand when The rnstcriaA
srr ~l,ciNl hv hIHlse,l
H. also proposes 70 cur SMOKY cidinDcvs. Nc
cur 10 pay. lie warrants al wori. To pe done
m MA, like style so a. to stand the closes;
criticism.
H. is now alone In business. and respectfully
solicit, ,han Of pnbac Patronage. Nih 'uli
confidence tia, be VII, he able 10 r'rhr s,tisac-
ton iu an case where his services are niansd.
onafs from the coanlr, Will rs1cssc prompt
attention.
L II. iOWERY.
Marshall Anil Z lSSs "
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j. u. LANG : TEL + CO.,
t~lGN or THE AoRyAR)

1 RI no~ in receipt Of large sa we'll -
u selected stock Of Drugs, Aediclxp.
Faults, OILS Soaps. Periuu,efy. Notions u
thyurd Extracts, etc. 10 witch attention b
nSl@e''hl'y solci,,d.
10 the Ladies they wcali say. call ard ~
their bcaniiial Gard Gases, Fame, Paper Ehvsl-
ops Combs Brushes, Soaps. Powdrs ana
Preliminary such a. Kiss me Swsvsly, Ftangi
PAM Young America, Upper Ten. etc., etc.
lot of fine Gold rcus
April S, $50 - n3o..wl
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EDUCATIONAL.
Marshall Collegiate Institute.

THIS ias,,-.iou situated on IL. street South
/ Of Tia, Courthouse. will be opened on the
l.t Mpnlag Ia fcoraarv next.
WILLIAM LOWRY, A. ", Pro'e,scv q
.intoa Languages
Y. j. CAKOLAN, 4. ". Prefssso7 q Natl.
es1Ifief. g..
eArr. O, TUITION PER SESSION OF s1yTns
Junior Ciuss ......+.......... CIV W
Middle d. o.. ...-.' ,.-...-. 20 W
senior do .....-......-..- ~ w
lnrdental expenses. .....-. go. w
Paril- will be charged from the time Of cil-
,rancc until the clos, of the session. except IA
GAYS OF proirac'sd sickness.
r. J. CAROLAE.
Marshall, Jan q, SO
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CITATION
NJ 2g6.
Chsiam 4 Williamson vs.. leairal Hall
TllE STATE Oh 1LAs-.
County u Harrison


T. ang l1itf'J III. IF sad county srs~.Hg
\rDl arr henhy cnmman.ll 10 summon leu,
l tral Hal hy puhlealic-i % by and personal
~ app-ar bcinrr me ai ms o'h,s. at Jon >yie.
on saturday, the ith day OF May, A y 1859.
At 10 O'Clock \ " 10 answer The complaint 81
Cha,am 4 Nllliamson. IN plea OF debt. for the
sum II nine and 40 90 dollars principal due
by note briefly as follows: Note given IN s5s,
with ten pr cent.
IiERk1\ fail mol, and make due rs,rru Of
TIN, writ as The law directs.
GIVEN under my hand this the I'd day Of
April, \ D lsa9.
7 IL SMITH,
Jas,1 If tie Peas IN and for .i'd so~aiy.
Issued April ID. go.
T. u SMITH. J r.
Anril 1ssp-- fn3n. S~
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l,iade Springs Classical School.

r. T. ensuing ..-s.inn will h. npenei iar the
l reception Of boys ani girls, on NE isiu!
NsqmGg Of April. II j. earnestly j sirei that
par.nis scnd their childrn psaa,1iRy. as no
l,.lat,ion nil he made for ah4fuc' Except IN
ease Of a months prp'sc'ol sckn~s No sc
tartan iniiai me- viii b. manifested nor viii To.
,es.',s Of any Denomination h. advocated.
rrsss. o. trrlo' rss sr..!,~ tivx xo>rgs,
FIRST CLASS Photography. Read
ING p,amanssip Primary Geography 81 5 90
SECOND CLASS. -N,pial Arithmetic,
Physical Geography English Grammar,
Eocu,ion. Slate Arihmc,ie ural Al
ecbra ............ ..........,... 1900
THIRD Glass i,atsny, Philosophy.
Astronomy. State Alg,tra, Geomc'ry.
Single and Double kn'ry Bcok'kneP'
ing, ....t ...''... ..s.-+... .S'oo
TutRfH LASS chemistry. Gcolo
~. Higher Eng sh and Mathematics.
latin and Gr,k ................. 5000
Music on Piano. Melslcon. &c. including
"a, Of Instrument o.. .+..-....... Ja.0o
Ter p-r cent discount, TO those who pay IN
adv Arcr.
n. FRANK HUMPHREYS. Prin.
Gls.S springs, Tsas. Apr. !, >s--lnaO'iml
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NEW POLICY OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY, IN.uouRArEp AFkiL

II Texas, passed on ia" 10th dtN 90 it"'
ru,rv lssl uuI.r ih, mann, of the ,rc as
W..,.rn R,il,,,d cnmu,,, and tie
''.''" ''',' ~ . ,.,
y" w ~ -
ieob n"dihcd aud aihehd'd "h'fcn! Us
name was changed to that OF the South
eru Pacific Company aud whereas many
of the trusts and franchises therein grant
GA h,v,. h.cn r,rr.isrl h.vonl The terri.
till Init. If tho S,,,tc ii T.x,s IN ia.
- ...i;..t'' -.
49,. ,s.., ,a,'. -, ',,,I,.,,;,, !.
p''" '"''''' '"'' N',''"' ~
law, "a we are ndN'S'o ny INV "''''''H
of the Company I" make the sam" lrEH
and binding npun the Company, hut the
same were aud are null void tir that
reason uii'tf 'n' i'"'h PROVISIONS -
law, aS l'''""S t''"il
a. private corporation whose chatter has
been granted by one state cannot hoid meet
M sss ''''',, ana vN,,y'' p'N'', ~ a,,
~ a., ~ w.. ,,,,..,.',,' n, vI,b
i Il, rr,,,.1 mas, 3xeu In the p'lce ~ he cra.
lion. and cannot migrate to aun'her sovereignty
Angel & Ames On Coz q III r.9'. - We
irrs Il p 'l9. - Peter X. E. y Lou
HrF p "" - ~ P'N mp '"'
oy w "''.,l' '',.'| ''','' '...
.' 49,, ''',', , ., .,,, ,'.,t'.nt ,b ,
IL, ~ H. Sat. ubi,h created II that the cor
n,r,,ion itself may ln,.r, ont OF the limit, Of the
State and there create and "u'hor1r H. agents
On hr contrary IA la'e cas- IN Nane. ~ wa,
expressly 'cr'dei mat sn'n an Nu" r''''t'"
ID T''n' u''''' "'tn'''1''' y .'' LII =, ,,,,.
l' ,"N "a '',,
-, ,,,.,,.,. 80. ,i...-,.. c,,r.,.,,r.
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X327, 900 TO u e r AID
RliL4O con Ni>ED..


NJ ynn can AWAY, get the worth Of your
y noucy by huyiul y"ur Gnois at
j. y COLEMAN & co =.
April - l>.9
AUIlrl'L LIT If Spring and summer
y silks just received and tor sale by
COLEMAN 4 60.
/ April l5.ls5s
A RICH lot of Printed Mu~lin.. urgapdic-.
y and Double Juls> just roc'lv,d and Tor "a.
Ca COLEMAN a 60
April -. ls,9
4 SrGFNplpIn, # White Harcgc ShaNlS
y Lace Points, and Mauiia, can he had 81,
CoLk0AN 4 GO :
April ! 5, 1879
'INllE Riches, lot Of Du.hle Skir, Bar4r
Rnbes rnniod and Solid Co'urrd Banw,s
ami >tk TISSUES ever oi'eroi lu THIS market
Just received. aal ~iil be sold las by
COLEMAN 4 co
April - 1889
I-n PIECES host American English. and
I'V French Prints Just received and arc
uov bong sold at stv ~ Prfe' At
COLEMAN 4 cos
April -, 1885,
DpNNEl-' Gonucis Bonnet. Of the latest
- Paris.an S,y.,,. just received and for sac
a,oip. by COLEMAN y co.
April 3 lssa
4 LARGE Lot Of Bleaehcl and Brown Do
y mcs,ics Blcachcd and Brusn Sh~tlnss
l.awrll- and striped Osuoburrs jas' rc'iyel
and TOT sale at v,ry Low figure by
CoLENi 4 co.
April - 1850
NwIss Lacofs, ard checked Mnslius, linan
y Camhri,s. Linen Lawn lrisl Liurn. aul "A
e,s,er, assortment Of NhHc yn,ls can he had
at COLEMAN d CO. :.
April Is, 1850.
II,OP skirts with s. 10. Ia is - g anl
IL 20 springs. and skirt supporters ,ast re
ca,rd and 'nr sale by
COLEMAN & co.
April Is. 1889.
EASnloNA ABLE sill and Cashmere l'a's
soft Hats, Panama iogborn and Wool
Hats, at COLEMAN co >.
CAwS Plains Cutlery Butts Scrrss, tacks
- and Mai together with variety of Hand
ware jas, received and hr sale At
COLEMAN cos.
April IS. 1889
rAppIES. Of every kind fridls-. Martin.
- gales cirths. Carriage, RuggS and Wagon
HARMS. may b. obtained Al low prices a,
COLEMAN 4 cos
April 49, 1889
LARGE 10, of China Crockcry and Glass
4 Wan can b, found low down, at
COLEMAN h cos.
April Is. 1885,.
livery thing wanted by Ladies or Misses
T. Men or Bows belonging 70 the Retail trade.
and usually kept in country stores. cAn he nad
Of the b-,,, article and on the most rcAsonabie
term. AT COLE AN 4 cos
Marshall. Texas, April Is 1859.
JUST ARRIVED,
A SPLENDID lot Of Spring Silks lAcs
n Points. Msniillas. aud Barge ehsSh. u
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NEW ADV ERrIsEMC\TS,
LAW CARD.

ALEXANDER Por. \ u, WILLIE.
DDtt a WILLIE, f00neW 81 iow Har-
| shall ieyas viii practice IN the District
Courts Of Harrison. rauola. tas. Wood, p
shnr. and smith counties. and IN the supreme
and Federal Courts Mt Tyler.
April o. 1899
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E>cO, RAGE HOME ND srH,,

To ia, Ptpt,s IF Lopp,arl and 7tn
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II A = S

Men. and Boy- SIN Cashmere and Wool
Do do ia lesAo-n and straw.
Do Panama Hats
Lidir. and Misses liounc,s Hats. and Flats
IN great variety
I al R,.urnts Iriuynel
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HARDIN ARE A\DCtTIERY

\ general assortment Of line Table ani
Pocket Cutlery Also a complete assortment
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FNMN " BpNrOFl rrincie,l,
ELIZABETH X sIRACHAN As,
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Gaar Springs Hair son GO T"Na'.
Feb it.lssg No - I'm
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~ MAC AUCTION.
SUMMER CLOTHING.

Come and examine for yourself lie i. sas.
fed be can please ypu ci The Good. are rl
New aud Fn-.h aud purchased with the great
ct care.
Marshall April Is, 1859 Il
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28
SCr0fula, or Kings Evil.

Is a constitutional disease, faint, or corrup-
ton Of the blood, by which this fluid be-
comes vitiatcd, weak, and poor. Being in
the circulation, it pervades the whole body,
and may burst out in disease on any part of it.
No organ is free from its attacks, nor is there
one which it may not destroy. The scrofulous
ta:lt is variously caused by mercurial disease,
lew living, or disordcrcd or unhealthy food,
impure air, filth and filthy habits, the de-
pressing vices, and, above all, by the vcnereal
infection. Whatever be its origin, it is hercdi-
ta"y in the constitution, descending from par
ents "to children unto the third and fourth
gc1eration " indeed, it seems to be the rod
of Him VINO says, 81 will visit the iniquities
Of the fathers upon their Children
Its effect; commence by deposition from the
hlo0d of corrupt OF ulccrous matter, which, in
th3 lungs, liver and internal organs, is termed
be.clc'; in the glands, swcllings; and Oh
the s'Grfac2, erupdons or sores. This foul cor
ruptlon, which genders in the blood, dcpresses
the energies Of life, so that scrofulous constitu-
tio.s not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far les power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse-
queatly, vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofllous in their nature,
ar. still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system, Most Of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrotulovs contamination and many
d2str lctiy2 diseases of the liver kidneys, brain,
and indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
ii, aggravated by the same cause.
OAeq 'agtcr Of al our people are scrofulous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking con-
tamh.ation, and their health is undermined by
1t. 10 cleanse it from the syotem we must
re5cva,e the llaod by al Alternative medicine,
an i juyica'ato It ty healthy food and exercise.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

The FAITH OF CHILDHOOD. What a lesson
Of truth does the following incident convey
-whata sermon against deceiying the little
ones " with idle tales -" A touching case"
says the New Orleans De la, "was presented
lately to the consideration and charity of one
Of the Good Samartans who now take care
Of the sick, relieve the destitute and feed
the starving. A boy was discovered in the
morning lying in the grass Of Claiborne
street, evidently bright and intelligent, but
sick, \ man who had the feelings of kind.
ness strongly developed went to him, took
him by the shoulder, and asked him what he
was doing there. Waiting for God to come
for me-, said he. What do you mean
said the gentleman, touched by the pathetic
tone of the answer and the condition of the
boy, in whose eye and flushed face he saw
the evidences of the fever. God sent fol
father and mother and little brother he re
piled, and took them away to his home W
in the sky, and mother told me when she wal
sick that God would take care of me. hav,
no home, nobody to give mo anything, and 81
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of me, as mother said he would. lie will
come, won't He? Mother never told me
lie. Yes, my lad, said the man, overcom
with emotion, He has sent me to take car
of YOU You should have seen his eyes hasl
and the smile of triumph break over his fac
as he said, Mother never told me lie, sill
but you've been SO long on the way. =
Mother never told me a lie," and when sh
promised hor lone child the protecting car
Of the Father of Mercies, how fervent hi
zeal--how great his reliance. Oh, for NOR
OF the faith of little children
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

HOME INFLUENoE-The barren wastes of
Sahara produce nothingbut stunted growth,
and the traveller feels endowed with new
life as he once more enters Il land where God
has bestowed flowers in the richest prolusiou.
IT'S thus with the Home Circle. The
child who is nurtured amid influences which
arc not calculated to inspire within him "a
love OF the beautiful and the good wherever
he may view it. goes forth into the world de-
void Of those qualities that are calculated to
win him friends in the great drama of life.
He lives in waste in which are nothing but
wceds-no flowers to greet him as his mind
gradually develops its powers, and when he
notices in others the nobler attributes Of
man, he fails to see in them aught which
should be emuIated. But they who have
grown up surrounded by the genial influences
o. picty and virtue, impart to the worlt
around them something Of their own nature
and we feel refreshed as we gaze upon Cod
most noble worl-a man whose heart drink
ing in the precepts Of the inspired volume
sends forth plants whose beauty wins the ad
mraton of the truly great after having wit
messed the effects Of wrong training upon tn
mind of the child. INK