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New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

The wonder is, that those who have houses
protect personally tbe merits ~ The byte AL&RN
rtF,EApn in operation o, No 20l Bos4v as. j. oLsFs
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

PERsoNAG-Mr. Lester Wallack, Manager of
wallacl,'s Theaterand Mr. william whcatcy Manager Of
Nblos Garden left yesterday the European steamer
to attend the Paris Exhibition
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

GEV. ROssER's LECTURE PosTPoNED.-Lieut. Gen
Ros8ers lecture on the Army OF Northern Virginia"
which was have been given last evening at the Cooper
Institute for the benefit OF the suffering people Of
Georgia, was postponed until this evening, at tie came
place, owing 10 the iHclomeBCy Of thC weather.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

TIE BAL DOPERA TO-MGHr.-Ihe Bal d0pora'
which to take place tonight al the Academy of Music
for the benefit of the Southern Relief Fund, VIII
douhedy he one of the most fashionable reunions of the
season Although rather late the regular bah season
has passed yet the object for which the ball is given and
tho weIlknovn names of AstOr Belmont, Aspinwall,
Coopcr Cutting Won Hoffman, Barton, BrcyOOrt, and
others of Ugh social standing Is sufficient guarantee for
splendid carnival OF merrymakers Tickets and boxes
can procured Of Mr. A. c. Kingsand at the Academy
Of Music or Of any of the members of the Committee.
Can't Bracket has issued the following regulations
METROPOLITAN fOLicE PgECINtT No &C.
NgwYoEK May 2 1861. !
COMPANY Ral OTca this evening at the Academy
Music s BE- admitted the main entrance on lnrPnce Coaches
approach north through rvnypac passing ont through
FouIiavc h taking coaches VIII form "a the
order established ir the delivery ~ Their eomrany Gentlemen
will please the coach and Wait T particular
coach Fare ia all eases sill to ~ for each passenger without regard
No coach VIII te allowed ne hut such as are
passed ~ H. -po,Iou . WAS. y; HHHA'NEtr',
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
MOTIONS THIRD QUALITY.


These Pens ~ carats ne and although cheaper are
At least equal to any gold pens made elsewhere regards
durability, elasticity and good writing qualities.
Every Pen IL stamped "a Morton, Third Quality" ana
numbered.
The Points are warranted FOR months except against
accident.
Tie Cases made Of Coin Silver but not as heavy
as those Of the First Quality
PRICES OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

purs-ITCTuNG PILES-positively cured; also,
Blind and Bleeding Piles Fstls SAILS hheum and al diseases Of The
of ROsssASs Guns RossfAN NckNF1hN Hnd-
son r. Y PIoprctor- Sold by DAs BANEs Co. aud all ls
g.if. bS nail fof 90 cents.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

FEII. FROM 4 SCAFFOLD.-Yesterday laboref
named Hugh Mcclure, resident OF No 2lS tast Seven
teeuth-st fell from scafold of the building course OF
erection at No SccOndaye and sustained serious IN
iuries. He conveyed to Bellevue Hospital ny the
Eighteenth Precinct Police.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

TIL MARINE LIFE SAVING CONNuSsION.-Tbe Board
yesterday decided that after Friday the Sd Of May there
would be no more devices, mOds drawings received
for examination During the week they will be engaged
examining those that have already been presented.
Messers Negus Bliss addressed the Board in reference
10 vessels going with untustwOrthy chrOnomOteIs,
after which the Board went into executive session They
will probably close their abOrS by saturday OF this week
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

LECTURES BY DC CHMLLU.-Ihe eminent African
explorer has engaged TO deliver two lectures on
Africa before the Association for the Advancement OF
Science and Art the evenings Of May "a and H. Tho
particular subjects win be follows May Il, "Equa-
toria Africa including its Geography, Vegetation Nat
ura History. It's Cannibal and other Tribes" May IL,
Journey to AshapgO Iand-The Gorilla, Chimpanzee,
and DwaTfs."
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

THE NICHOLSON PAVFMTNT.-Withm the past few
weeks the Common Council has passed resolutions, which
are now before the Mayor for his approval 10 pave with
Nicholson pavement BrOad-st from Wall 10 SOuthst.
NassauSt from Pine Spruce-st. Mcrccrst from Canal
to Eghthst and Pearst from Wall TO Beekmau-st The
Mayor he will withhold his signature TO those
and all other similar resolutions until he Is satisfied that
the property the lines of the various streets in
tended TO De paved with the Nicholson pavement ap-
Of the
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

I,Ipnovrs,rNr IN NORTH NEw-Y oRK.An improve
meDt sometime ago decided by the Trustees of the
town Of MOrrisana, commenced yesterday morning
under the supervision Of r. HenwoOd, esq, Engineer and
Surveyor OF the Board in the cutting through OF one
hundred and from Wlllisave 70 the Mil
Brook thus making the street continuous from FOrdbap
ave. q the Brook
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
MoRToN's CHEAP GOLD PENS.


These Pens 10 carats ne and are Better Writing,
Durable Pens than without operating Nor
Patented Machinery be produced FOR the prices even
were the Gold furnished gratuitOu-ly.
PRICES Oh PMS. AND Pms N sITNER-PLATED TX
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen. 81 20. with Pencil Case. ~ 90
Lucky Pen ........ Is with Pencil Case 90. 1 rs
Always Ready Pen. l 90. with Pencil Case. J ~
Elegant PEN. I q. with Pencil Case. 90
Excelsior Prn...... 90. with Pencil Case. 10
These are ollFuishcd GOOd-Writng Gold Pens, win
Idosmin Points, tie wear o every one OF when
will far outa-t n Of the best Steel Pens dHhouQh
rg afr uHicdTraHisd and therefore not trchdngtaote
They numbered, but correspond IN silc to Nos
,. 4. :. and respectively.
Tho risk taken ~ all remtances by mail In registered
letters safe delivery of the goods guaranteed to
all who send twenty charge for registering ia al
diton 10 the price Of the goods ordered
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
ANY one can secure of the ahoNg I'D Pens
without money by getting mp a club.
Si3 20 will buy Slb worth OF f'hr
- 20 Will buy. ................. 20 worth OF Pens
80 will buy ............ 30 worth or Pens
o seHf t0 address uf 1tc Time.
ON receipt ~ the money the subscriber will send by re-
mail. otherwise directed. Gold Pen or Pens
s,ieciug me according 20 description. Address,
4. MORTON,
no as AAIDEH-LANE. HEN-IORk.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A temperance meeting at
the Central Presbyterian Church, Fhuethst, between
Broadway and Eighth-aye, this evening" VIII be adj
dressed by the Rev Dr. Cuylor the Rev. Dr. Syker TIC
Rev James b. Dunn, the Hon. William L. Dodge ann
others
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
lAnDonnccntn;sl
ERrcKlrs Az SrN-RrRY.

Tie u Email d Pars VIII remove and prevent freck
skin smooth white AND s as a u l ai
Drur Porhmers, &C., nE l. lsABE'r No w broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
ny rKLxsRaPH TO TIRE TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.

RFMoVN.-The Office of The Catholic Uorid has
been removed from No 81 Park to No I9C NassaUst
THE CHURCH UNION--This paper announces that
sermons from distinguished preachers including the Rev
Henry Ward BeecheT, will hereafter appear lh every
number
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

The days of Quill and steel are passed away. aud
the era Of Gold Pens is upon Mr.. Morton. who for
been successful manufacturer Of this article
has at length brought the requisite machinery such
perfection that its work leaves nothing 10 be desired
From those who have been In the habit Of using the
Morton PEN suhectng 10 the test of edlt0
Jia labor we lean that IL al essential poIlts oi eAC.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

The BARBARIsM Or STEEL PENs.-I am aware that
il may be very fairly said that II man is green enough
TO be induced by any representations Of seller adyer
tiser to make his coffee with wndlsss and shave him
self with stone the only verdict he expect from
intelligent jury Served him right hut look at another
invention, under the Iyrsnny OF which we all groan
more Oh less. but which very few have the strength OF
mind TO resist. Has not the OF steel pens swept
the land until decent handwriting is almost unknown
DO not nnetynine in hundred steel pens,
and has more than out OF the ninety the eront
cry to he write with them Lord Pamerston was
quite rightthe handwriting OF this generation IL abOm-
nable and as new improvements in steel pens go on that
next Will he The fine Roman hand OF the
last century has died out the steel can't do it, There
neither grace nor egbity IN the angular scrawl that
prevails open any parish register OF years back
and I'm what fine legible hand, and schoarlke too
Our present young parson though he took first class at
Oxford and wears most correct waistcOat does nj do
couldn MT do it II his benefit OF clergy depended on
U.-(Blackw0Od.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

After long trial of Mr. Morton's gold pens We
are able to indorse them as the very best that
we have ever put upon paper We are now
writing with one which we have used constantly
for years, and it is as smooth and perfect as
when made. As he sells only through author
lied and certified agents, those who purchase
his pens may rely upon getting genuine and
valuable aniclc.-[The Observer, Ncw-York,
April 1S, 1861.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
II He
TIE
GREAT AMERICAN
T Il A co nj p A N Y =.
ESTABLISHED 1851.
THE ISlAENSE PROFITS OF TIE TEA TRADE.

The Popreon fully convinced several that con
,um paying too and too large pTods on
every day eonsumphon aud therefore organized THE
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY 70 DO away as far a possible
With these enomou, upon the Consumers and to supply them
with these neeessares al the snaes. possible pFee
To ey profits which have been made in the
Tea trsd We viii a hOu' leaving out Of the se
count entirely the profits Of the Chinese factors
s The American China japan makes large profits
their sales or shpmentssnd the richest retired merchants IN
this country Their through their houses In
China
I'd The makes large profits rpon tie foreign exchange used IN
the purchase OF Teas
Ah On rs arrival here sold by the cargo and the Purchaser set
to the Spectator in invoices Of 1000 o packages At an average
profit Of about 10 per cent
9Th The Speeuor sells to the Wholesale Tea Dealer in lines "
profit Of 10 to 70 per cent
9Th The Dealer sells it to the Wholesale eror 0A
to ,u, his trade at a profit Of about 10 per cent
-b TIE wholesale Grocer sells Is ~ Retail Dealer profit Of
Is to IS per cent.
9Th The ss the Consumer for all the profit he can ge'
When yoa have added to profits many brosesses
cag sorsge cooperag and waste and add the original cost Of the
Tea viii he perceived the has to And now we
prope to show why en very much lower than other dese
We propose to away all these yaon profits and boEerag
cartages soage cepersgs ard waste with the exception o na
paid purchasing correspondents China and IspA"
cssge sad small profit to ourseeswhc on "w large 'e
will amply pay
them pure fresh they direct from the Cusiomoie stores
0 pal warehouses
The Company continue to sell at the following price'i
OoLOyG CBlaeE SO, 10, 80, 90, best 81 y y.
MIXED tGreen and Black 90, 30, So 30, best 81 q D.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST 20, 80, 30, 81, 81 TO- best 81 90
A. ID.
IMPERIAL CGreep 7O 80, co. 81, ~ TO- best 81 2J p 10
YOUNG HYSON Gr.en 20, So 80, 81, 81 TO- best III 10
y ~
usCoLoRED JAPAN, 90, 81. ~ 10. hest 81 25 y Fb. -
IA
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

SPEAKER COITAX IN NEw-YORK.-At the earnest
solicitation OF the Southern Famine Relief Commission
Of this city the Hon Schuyler Collar has consented 10
York Or the purpose OF responding to their
call by repeating lis lecture. Across the Continent" for
the benefit OF the relief fund The lecture viii De dey
cred in Irving Hail. on Monday evening. MAY C. por-
lion OF the have been reserved Or the accOmmOda
OF ladies. Nh COaX, in his letter OF acceptance of
the invitation, declines all compensation for his tme
that the entire proceeds will 50 the humane objects OF
the Commission.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

RESIGNATION OF SUPERVISOR SHAIIR.-The fol-
lowing letter OF resignation yesterday sent to tho
Board OF supervisors:
10 he Boo,i of Stg,r ofHe C9,0ig OF Ncr Tort.
GENTLEMEN; Having been appointed by ms EXcellency
Gev Fenton Metropolitan Fire Commissioner, / beg
Os respectfully 10 resign the office Of Supervisor held
since the lst Of January last. In taking leave OF
yJur Honorable Body, allow to make my acknOwl
edgnents for the uniform courtesy extended 10 while
serving with YOU. have the honor TO be- Gentlemen.
very respectfully yours, ALEXANDER SHALER.
Netr- IOyiI. NAV l.. 1867
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
roRr oP SgwYoRK........HAlL l.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Castle Adam liayana. ATl %, with mss
and ras 10 4 Allen.
steamship FULTON TosBsen Hs,r April H. via Fairorh 18th Inst
With mdse and Jo7 pass iorE aui Ha'lr S'ep Com
pany. .
Gibraltar March date a J1 orr 4, 20 tue eers of toe
hak ndon dna,I aui m o water nh boR bad stove
had apparently been in collision; ou toafL
BarE Inca tBe sros Braa-n - daJ with Mise and 30
o Herman hoop a Go.
schr. John Howard, johnson, VIZ,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

GOLD Passive have used many gold pens
in years past and could never find one that We
preferred to good steel pen but few weeks
since being induced 10y friend TO thy gold
pen again. we were both surprised and de-
lighted to find it decided improvement over
the best steel pens. It's cxibllty. however, was
not perfectly adjusted to the hand, and we sent
it back TO the manufactures by letter. Another
came in return, which was but slight improv-
mcnt on the first. This was returned also with
a careful statement of its DEFICIENCIES, and then
came third which proves to he just the
article we have wanted for years and now
after using it a few weeks it would take quite
pile of gTeenbacks to buy it, if We knew not
where to look for another.
We write with far more ease than heretofore,
there is no scattering or scratching, and we
are truly delighted with the change. The pen
is from a. Morton, No. % Maiden-ane, New
York, who on the receipt of stamp will send
a circular giving full description of the
various sizes with the price of each.-[The
COngregationalist, Boston, April u, 1861.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
sT,OKEN.
Maposs-steam,hip 'Arr 27 % miles so.th Of Hs't..as
poMIsTIC PORTS

DOMESTIC PORTS
BosToN NAV iAfsed lsfks, Nausa White Amstia from Mar
trie H. b. Wskef tlhresiou brg Mana Mo Nthlc va Ncu
York schr. Alma. Port auIrrer.
Alo arrived steamship CLEOPATRA 'om NeaOrsar ship 1nour
from Calcutta: baTk ". b.. Gi.fuy tstlar
CHaHLUsros, G., NaT lNasI. Nrmshlps kAiy - Souder
NeW.Nork J. ". Etcruan PhilaNs.pl.a.
FoErE.s MONROE ayiTlc Pilot boat Nauni reports hltr
bg NJ Johnson, sui JuIs hu he West,
and bis brothers from Rio Incro a r., Baltimore Sailed
steamship PTopont.s. Nnrfo for Liverpool
WLEiN6Toy. y e., MAJ lSarl Nappo sud falrbarlf Nc~
lort.
pm, ,DEIrHL. MAY ltu,ei Pfussau hark DsIoe Dom Liver
pool. British barb g. b. Covert NruYn. l- ul tas J. D. N.rd
Ssgl Mary Rideout. Caetss Aihc Au.usia Jro Ahobs
New lorki steamship Wyoming, Savannah
FOREIGN PORTS.
HlvEr APn lG-fae far,. vessels s'y ie ro >i,an,hp
Nes.Yofk. Jacob A. -ta,r Ncs iaf Msv 20
Ll~Ic Ssuluss,, Morton Sunshine Pscic J D. ohfooA
Brown, VIA Hunter. kcIr
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
NEW-Y0RK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

4. pad on large dablemedum sheet making egt Of as
broad each contains all the important oa pnbshsd 10
THE DAILY TKsBuS except those merely local interest also Literary
end Seutc Intelligence Reviews of the interesting ard wpor'ss
Letters from large Of eorePosens NO
s, news received Telegraph from whagiou, and MI other psi
country; summary Of all important Intelligence n '
snop, Of the proceedings Of Congress and State Lsgsls
tnrs when in Session Foreign received b ever a'amS
elusive Reports the Proceedings Of the Psrns" ciao e
Institute Talks about Fruit other Horticultural and Agricultural %
fOrnstcn essential country resdenti stOef fnsnca wv
, .n,r,I MAIZE, R.Do, making A. both variety and eow.
Dl,,.us Altogether ID. valuable interesting aud o'asu'
wxrKLr NEWSPAPER Published in the wOrh.
rh. Full Report, Of American Institute Farmers Club Aha NE .
rous ruam Reports in each rumber are richly worm
sern lon.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

WRIGHT's LIFE RAFT.-Among the liie-saying in.
ventions submitted to the Commission IN session.
model OF Wghts Life Raft is noticeable. II Is wooden
platform resting upon framework OF wood and cork
all Of which, when not ia Use, be folded into small
space by of hinges Metallic posts set around
the edge when the platform is extended upon the frame
work. through which life lines run. provision
tank being placed upon end and secured 10 its place.
the raft Is ready for launching and supporting large
number %
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

THE MORTON GOLD PEN.-We only rehearse the
testimony OF hundreds more East and West when ws
declare that Mr. Morton of No % Maideu-lsne
the best gold pen that has been pre-
sened TO the public No better gold pen is made-indeed
him. by economizng labor TO put into the market pen
purer gold and far better make than anV others AT
prices much less in proportion 10 quality and make than
those OF any other manufacturer Another beauty OF his
system, is his Capabty OF manufacturing pens to suit
the purchaser II yOu give your order the kind OF
pen best suited 10 your hand such order will be filled in
The mnutest particular, and entire satisfaction Ia war
rantod IN every You need not take our word for H.
but try for yourselves, and you will be convinced Of
the superiority Of these pens-perrysburg OJ Journal,
April 1861
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
COFFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY

GROUND COFFEE Zoe 25c 3Oc 35c best 4oe pound Ho
tells boarding keepers and families who use large quaint
lie, of Coffee can that article I using DER FRENCH
BREAKFAST AND DINNER COFFEE which sell at the low pne
u JO per pound and warrant TO give perfect satisfaction
Conuneu car from Soc 10 S pound BY purchasing hei
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
PRICE CENTS.

FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSMEN f W..
Ny mail ssyerysar Terms cash in advance Adore"
tr THE TRIBUNE, sewIst
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

TIE HOWARD MIssION.-The first of the series of
concerts aid OF this established and active charity
took place lsst evening at steinway Hall. About 200
children, dressed in white and neatly decked
with ribbons, occupied the steps of the platform
ranging upward, and presented glad and beautiful
appearance. A number OF favOrite songs were
sung with unexpected effect by this youthful chorus
which ia well drilled for its years, aud is musical
curiosity IL way. Toward the close OF the evening
Ioany Subscriptions received ia AID of The purpose
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-21
Josh Billings Om the Robin
RedbF east. ~

The red breasted robbing is a bird
muchly dotted onto BY seminary girls and
potts: m IN. W,
Gentlemen farmers also encourage the
robbing becos he swollereth insex when
he can't get suo or any thing else to eat,
70 But practikIe farmers and fruit grow.
lists begin to don'tsee it. dl Biz & II
/ was oBcss q gentlemen farmist.
l am not as gentle as was.
z 1 go for real farming, making ny pile
Of manoor and raisin things to eat. ,o
/ used to listen for the robbing'S mat
ting lay and-his evening carol, but 4
found out that hesinged only to sedoCa
femail robbings, and thar where he ot
five inasx he ct quarts Of cherries, and
cstrer, and then pitch into the melleress
bartlett pairs. 14il4 i'
I found that my fruit crop agreed too
we'll with Mr.. Robbingses crop.
} His wobblings to his femail friends at
evening didn't pay for his gobbling choice
fruit all day.
And SO, my friends, when the SWeto
red breast gets fat on the, eggspenSivs
produckt of northern gardens, and aocka
southwark to fill unsentimenlalpOt pies,
l bid him adoo with regret, d3 yfg
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-21

the heat of the conflict, she had seen q
warrior tall some fifty yards in advsOce
of the main body, and, crOucbing iDthe
undergrowth, she had crept TO the spot
unobserved, and secured his rife and am
muDition. Her practiesd eye had not
failed to notice the danger to which they
we're exposed by the proximity of the
rock, aud hers was the mysterious hand
by which the two warriors lad fallen.---
The second was the 6ercest and most
bloodthirsty Of the Shawnees, and it was
he who ten years, previously murdered
and scalped hcr mother and sister. The
night was dark and cloudy, circum-
stance which enabled the scouts, under
the skilIful guidance of the intrepid girl,
to elude tkeir enemies and withdraw
from their perilOus position.
After a toilsome march Of three days,
the party reached the stockade in safety.
Their escape deferred the Indians from
their contemplated attack, the surprese
they had planned being thereby rendered
impracticable. $3.50 a8l 81 j
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-21

ANCIENT CoFFINs 0PENED.-The trus
tees of the old Stone Burial Ground in
Oranston, RI, have recently removed the
remains Of three of their ancestors to
that place; Job Stone (4) his first wife,
Hannah Barnes, and his second wife,
Abigail Foster. The Providence Jour
nal says the bodies were in an entire state
of preservation. The man had been
buried 1O7 years; the frst wife 154
years and the second wife LOG years.
Hannah Barnes, buried in 1715, was
little girl at the decease Of Roger Will
Jams and died when between thirty and
forty years OF age, and yet the skeleton
was as sound and perfect aa if cleansed
and keptin case the hair also, braid-
ed, wound up on q coil, was assound and
perfect as on the day on which she was
laid down to sleep, although one hund-
red and fifty summers have passed away,
These bodies were buried from Eve and
a half to six feet deep, on small ridge
of land near branch Of POChasset river,
the bottom of the grave being Seme sew
en- or eight feet above the level of the
branch, in blush, sandy clay. Z
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-21
NUMBER

The YoUNa MEN.-We naturally look
to the young men of the present day as
the hope of the country and this is
correct view if they are reared nnder
proper restraints. But unless they are
taught correct principles and sense OF
their high moral obligation they can
scarcely be looked upon with hope for
tie good Of themselves, the State or the
Church. The din of political strife
the Auttering of the banuers--the ttun1
rGsring hurrah Of political PROFESSIONS
and meetings, % we'll as the alloromenta
OF the grogshop and the gaining table,
are all calculated to lead our yohDgIh1en
astray from the paths Of virtue and pros.
perity, and turn them adriit on the sea
.Ofruin. Is it supposed by such course
they will grow up into virtuouS citizens
and be safe guardians OF our cherished
Institutions Not at all. 1t may rear
for US wild and reckless characters, but
never intelligent, virtuOus and high,mind.
ed citizens. 5gs.rlgrur,
Parents have an imperative duty 10
this matter and, they should guard their
boys with jealous care, If they place any
valve upon their usefulness and the fue
ture prosperity of their country. Make
your homes pleasant and inviting to your
sons, and keep them away FROM grog-
shops. Let them 0nd better pastimes in
the home circle than can be found at the
street corners or in the chambers Of the,
gambler. Thus your sons may become
blessing to you in your old age, and, hOs J
curse your grey hairs with shame and.
sorrow. T.,