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GRAND ooNsIsToRY g. PIP r. 8. rHIRrY-sECoNu
DEGRFR

DEGRkE
3. M. TODD, SD Grand Commander In Chief n oreans
John Claiborne, 3d. First Lieutenant Commander Eov
Orleans
Fugenee Riesu S3d Second Lieutenant Commander Nav
Orleans.
John L. Lewis SD, Grand Constable New orIsans
John c. Smith, SD, Grand Admiral, New Orleans
Samuel K Walker, SD, Grand Minister Of State E,v
Orleans.
Dr. James c. Bachelor SD Grand Chancellor, New Or.
leans.
Ben Da Silva, SD, Grand Almoner, New orieanH
Emmett D. Craig. s3d Grand Registrar, New OrIeanA
John Z Mcclure, 3zd, Grand Keeper Of S. and A Ee.
Orlesns
VIM. NJ Perkins, SD, Grand Treasurer New Orleans
BY. r swasey 32d, Grand Prmate New Orleaas
E. Salomon. SD, Grand Provost. New Orleans.
James b Scot, sd, Grand Expert, New OrlsAnE
James q. Wilmer, I'D, Grand Assistant Expert New
Orleans
Jean Lamarre SD, Grand Beausenior, New Orleans
Angel Martin, SD Grand Bearer the " B. New OrIssns
Bruno dc Lucas, sd, Grand Master the Guards New
Orleans.
William C. Chambern, SD, Grand Chamberlain, New
OrleanA
Daniel 4. Scruggs, SD, Grand Steward, New oreans
John Melton, SD, Grand Ald-deCamp New Oreaas
T. Carroll, sd Grand Tyler.
Grand Annual Communication Second Wednesday 1.
January
Stated sittnEs Inst March, 18th June 2ls September aas
18th December.
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ODD FELLOWS REST.

ODD FELLOWS REST
Meets Office of the Grand Secretary shs second
Monday in January, April, July and October The
Board meets the third MOsday in January for organize
Oicers- G. Dunlap President; Josiah Foger
tay, Joseph West Treasurer; Daniel Merritt Sexton.
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Meets in Office Grand secretary FIRST Friday evening every
month. o1eers-A W. Mcdonnell, President; Josiah FOges
Secretary.
WIDOW AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF AS
ISOLATION.
Meets in Office Grand Secretary last Saturday Of each month
Annual meeting. last Saturday in January ohieers-R
Russia, President; W. Roper Flint Vice President
lothian Potter, Second Vice President Luther Homes See
Rotary; A Wallace Hunter, Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Meets first Monday In each month, Office of the Crane
Secretary Election FIRST Monday in May for Directors
BOARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pilsbury.
Finance Conlmittee-J. @. Dunlap A Wallace Hunter
G. l. Joseph West.
Hall Coumittee-G n Morrison; George Dirme5er; W. G
Wilson, N. W. @. NJ.
Building CoH'mittes-B. NJ. Rushs, g. L Luther Homes
Ger. Nungesser
H. Mnlspaugh, Bernard Cohen, s. r Moore.
JOSIAH FOLGER, Secretary.
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GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA.

Abel J. Norwood, NJ. W. g. Master, KeIlertown.
by. K swasey, R. W. Dept Grand Master Newohsans.
John C. Jones, R. W. Grand S. W., Vernon.
John A Stevenson, X W. Grand j. W, New Orleans.
Samuel NJ. Todd, r. W. Grand Treasurer, New hsAaA
Jas. @. Bachelor N D., R W. Grand Secretary,
Orleans.
C. s. Hedges, D. d, W. Grand Chaplain, NewodeAns.
r. O. Sterling w. Grand s. D., St. Franosyile.
D. s. Cage, W. Grand J. d, HoumA
Jos H. DeGrsnge, W. Grand Marshal New OrIeanA
Jno. McCrory W. Grand Sword Bearer, Bastrop;
Jas. A. Douglass, Grand Pursuivant, New Orleans.
?. H. Bsbbit, Smmesport, s. II. Brown, New
Abram E. Dick, New Orleans, NJ EstellA, New Orleans,
Grand stswa
Alex Queant, w. Grand Tyler, New Orleans
Grand Annual COnvoeation second Monday In February
each year.
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Subordinate Eneampment..

WILDEY NO. L
Meets on the First ana Third Saturdays OF Month in
Lodge Room No J. the Crescent Mutual Insurance Com
psHy. oficers-J B. HenO, c. P; J. c. Dunlap, H. p
A. Thomson, Scribe.
HoBAH BNCAMPNENT NO. 5.
Meets the Second and Fourth Saturdays Of each month in
Lodge Room No l. TIE Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company. oeieers-J. R. walker, c. P; NJ NJ SAmuels
h. p; Geo. ". Sadlsr, Scribe
WASHINGTON ENCAMPMENT So6
Meets the second and fourth Mondays in each month
MAgny Buildings, Third District 0noers-Jno D. suhreu
c. p; Il. " stucken, II p. 2. stshel, Scribe.
LAFAYETTE ENCAHPMENT MOL
Meets the hst and third Wednesday in Jefferson Han
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Encampments.
THE Z. W. GRAND ENCAMI

THE r. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISA
Meets annually the fourth Wednesday in January
and July. Oicers-Luthsr Homes, Of No. l, N. W. Grand
Patriarch; Geo Dimeyer, Of No. l, NJ. & Grand High
Priest; O. n. Morrison. Of No l. R W Grand s. Warden;
7. Winnsmore Of No 5, R. Grand Scrbe B. DaSilva Of
No. l. R. W. Grand Treasurer; A W. Macdonel Of No 3
W. G. JuTior WsrdeR; A Wallace Hunter, Of No. /,
r. W. Grand Representatives Gelrgs Nungesser Of W.
O. MARSHALL n. W. woverton Of No l. W. Grand Sentinel
NJ Frsnkford Of No. 5 ID. Grand Sentinel,
STANDING CoNNrrTEEs--CTaientialsa and RazAs-W. L.
Williams, Robt. Pfkin, Rost Strong
fiHInce-E. N. Rush, J. Potter W. c. Wilson
Sd'e Of The 0TdsT-J. G. DGnlsp, l. p. Tower william
Solomon.
Constitution and b. Lar&-Howard Millspaugh, William
whitsel, G. ". Roper.
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GRAND COUNCIL R AspsM.

g. NJ Todd, NJ p, Grand Master, New Orleans
by. T. svasey, p, Deputy Grand Master, New o-Isans
John W. Jones, T., IustriOus Grand Master shsysDor
John G. Gordy, O. r., Conductor Of Work, FrankHa.
d. breen, O. o. Of the Guard, New Orleans
Joseph r. nOrnor, O. Treasurer, New Orleans.
Qua sOntsg, q. Recorder, New orleanA
Rev. ThoA B Lawson, @. Chaplain, New Orleans
d r. Buckley, O. Conductor New Orleans.
Il l. Bruce, O. Steward. New orlesnA
kestu Wells, q. Sentinel. Esz oxlssns
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EAGLE pEGRER LODGE NO. /

Meets every first and third Saturday Lodge No
the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp
Matches streets. Ofbcers-A Mszureau ID. NJ; A j. Van
dergrG, d. D. NJ. Henry Haskell Secretary and Trea-
suTer.
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GRAND ooxxASDERY KNIGHTS rExPIARa

sr saml M. Todd R. E. Grand Commander New Orleans
sr Fulgenoe kcsu, v. Z. Deputy Grand Commands,
New Orleans.
ST. Jss p. Honor, z Grand GsneralIsslo New OrIeans
ST. w. 4 whitaker, 4. Grand Captain General, New
OresnA
sr Hy. z swasey, &. Grand Prelate; New orleanA
sr. VIM. AcDuH, Z. Grand 4 W, New Orleans
sr Il. A. BaTtlette, Z. Grand j. W., New Orleans
sr Emanuel Blessy, h Grand Treasurer, New Orleans
sr Gust sontsg, E. Grand Recorder, New Orleans
sr A E. Billings, Z. Grand Stand Bearer New Orleaa
Dr. JOS X Turck, e. Grand wsrder. New Orleans.
sr Stephen s. seleck X Grand Captain Of the Guards
Next annual concisve February "a. 1868, A O. 7m
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LA CTS - Messrs N. Kiener a HOlsnde-, No. 23
IL Poydras Manufacturers Of the MaakOh Bitters:
Gent emenl have examined the patent that granted
you by the u Government for manufacturing the Malakof
Bitters and found in the Ingredients employed compound
well calculated to excite keeJ in good order tue digestive
organs have bed aid Bers several times and in
every instance had occasion Rscertsn their benehca
effect remain gentlemen. respectfully, your Ost
Obsdient servant A. MEKClER M D., 1873 Canal street
examined the patent you hold the manuact of
Maakoh Bitter and find nOthug the ingredients thereof
calculated jur Ousy upon the human unless
taken in inordinate quantities. Indeed it nathi bu
cordial aromatic bitter \. A. SMITH, NJ. D.
Your Malakoh Biiters which / have examined do not
contain nredieu injurious to health and may
mended to those who in Of go ID tonic
Yours N. SCHUBERT. NJ d.
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The Institution is founded the most approved scientific
principles for th- positive cure Of all dseases-CH SONIC
PRIVATE and SPECIAL.
DR. McEvOY has successfully treated for the last twenty
five years all diseases peculiar Men Women and Child
hencs the unfortunate may obtain the benefit Of the
Doctors extended experience and great medical skill
DR. DUFFS succe sful treatment Syphilis GonorrhBa
elect Impotency Seminal Weakness snd all diseases of the
Sexual orgsns in their most aggravated FORMS is well
known.
DRs EcEvOY and DUFF7s charges moderate. Cures
in all The Medicines warranted Of
the purest quality prepared by DR. THOS q. CIR FIN
OF London Drug Store thus givr p.tents
the benefit Of PURE MEDICINES, scientifically pre-
pared
The afflicted invited TO call and examine mode of
treatment friency talk noIhing We answer al
communications by mail with dispatch and give consulta
tons in French, Spanish, German and Italian
For further particulars, address call the Institute
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PRoF. JOSEPH A McEvOY. Surgeon in Charge
DR.. j. BALDWIN DUFF, Y. Assistant
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WHATS IN A NUMBER?-The nineteenth century
still continues 10 be the most enlightened Of cen
turtles but. as a noted Frenchmsn once said, il is
only lighted Ia chdHdee, and superstition is not
yet crushed Fiity-seven Partisan hOusekeeo ers
have just presented petition to the project Of
the Seine, begging of him, in his justice and kind
ness. the suppression of every number thirteen in
Paris, and the substitution, in each case, of No.
ii biS. (ln Paris the odd numbers are on one
side of the street and even ones on the other, as
they sic arranged in Philadelphia. so that No. Is
Is preceded by No. H. Those who heard Of the
petition laughed uproariously; but the other day
one OF tie laugheTs was present at q sale where
some lots Of ground were sold by auction. The
lots lay next TO each other in the same street
the first was sdjudged at $50 francs the metre the
next at SEQ francs, and the third at $50 francs
only. A reporter. somewhat astouished, asked
TIE reason OF the difference of price. "Ah, mon.
sieur was the answer, 'the house built on the
last lot of ground will bear the number thirteen.
and every house afflicted with this sinister figure
loses fifth of its Value The demand of the
petitioners, then. ia well grounded.
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L. q. q. +.

corner Of Magazine Phillip streets, Fourth District
ocers-Frsnk Phster, @. p; Jacob Eewhsuser, h, P
W. Allen, Scribe.
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MHDICAL...''.."....... ''MEDICAL.
Dr. J. WHITE has had the advantages and experience
which large cities North and South, afford in extensive
practice in all forms Of deNse than thirty years This
experience enables him instantly perceive the remedies in
deated-for either and ali ages and conditions.
Private Diseases such FEMALE AILMENTS, GENI-
tai WEAKNESS, PILEs, SYPHILIS and GoNOR-
RHEA in the most aggravated FORMS speedily cured and
every vese Of faint and disorder eradcaed from the entire
system the skin native beauty and the entire
organism to its normal he -ltb
Persons desiring Or. J. Thies advice ard reodies will
call the OF ST. Charles and julia Streets there
several DR.. Whites in the city.
EOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF
RUPTURE
DIR. Ferri's's Patent seIf-AdIusting Sup
porter Truss.
It possesses advantages others use 1t has
No SPRING. thus avoiding all injurious pressure the back
and with ii HEANIA or RUPTURE
Can be Permanently Cured.
Over thousand persons Orleans vicinity can
testify this fact Besides Dr. FERRIsS exhibit his
Office certificates from Eminent Surgeons regading
its superiority. Also from well parties
stamp DR. I. ST. CLAIR FERkISS, Pa entee
New Orleans, La.
Ofce-No IS Bourbon street. one from Canal Ofee
hours from A. N. 10 4 Pm.
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Fifty dollars Slost elliptic sewing machine tri.
umphant. highest premium Louisiana State Fair.
For sale 81 Canal street.
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N EDlCAL..
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
sO4 Magazine street, Corner OF POeS fare.
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His Medical Baths

Eradicate Constitutional Syphilis Skin Diseases, Humors
Rheumatism and Mercury from the system which medicines
alone fail reach but used together effect wonderful
Private Diseases Cured Speedily.
Remedies prepared and furnished for all forms Of disease
acute and chronic Of either
Office hours from A. n. 10 n. Consultation fres,
treatment Charges moderate Strictly confidential
A. T. HowE,h D., u Bsronns street
Near canal. New Oresns
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Il. sARRAZIN's
TOBACCO MANuFACrORY.

TOBACCO MANUFACTORY,
Corner Chaftres and Cont streets.
Mr. J SARRAZTE thankful & the patronage extended
him since the establishment Of his factory has constantly
used hi his wtldessrved r-pus
and able the Southern
Article Of Tob for smoking put In ali Of
the Biz Of Chewing Tobacco
Pines, Cigars, etc renewed by every arrival
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ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE SUP. O. rHIRrY.rgIRu
nPCRuR

ChAs LaHon de Ladebat, SD, New oreans
James G. Bachelor NJ d. SD, New Orleans
Dep. Insp. Cen. VIM. N. Perkins SD New Orleans
8. N. Todd, SD, New Orleans.
JnO. I. Monroe, SD, New OrleanA
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LUMINIUM ..................ALUMIN
THE NEW INVENTION VICTORIOUS.
GREAT SUCCESS.
DIR. Conrad BIanke, Dentist,
416............ST. enables sTREET............4Is

410...........ST. enables STREEf............41s
The Aluminium set Of TEETH the newest invention Of the
be had accomplished in its extensive perfection,
at the establishment the above Nothing
the world compared toi Neither gold silver Is
equal to its value, for IL Is of no weight.
COME AND TRY AND BE SURPRISED.
Let progress have fair chance.
Aluminium, 4I6 and AS st. CharIes.
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EXTRA
SPECIAL.
DR.. Howe. Mode of Us,ns n vaeuuu.

By removal OF atmospheric pressure local and internal
gestions instantly relieved, which health in
large class Of diseases IL vigorous circulation Of blood
and through part operated upon, . Of which
nourshes lnvgorates and ensrges permanently small
ogsns restoring be equilibrium Of natures blood food to
them; BY which is . reliable remedy for Paray sed OF
Shrunken Parts, Imsoeney Weak Sexual Power Sperms
torrhs Seminal DersnRement; Diseases from Self Abuse
Painful and Ineontnsnceo Of Urine Enlarged Prossts obs
elect yaocele, certain forms Il Structure ETC., whct
other rarely Hundreds have been treated
cesstuIy.
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EkE EST TURPIN, WHOLE8ALE kAhJRAO
Il Of Stick Candy Fancy Candies, Chocolate
Drops, Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy Jubjube Pss. Gun
Drops sud syraps BY Steam Importer Of French Orua
nents, sach Cupids Flowers Gum Lszves Lyrss Da1
phns Decorated Toys Cosaques rancy Pagers Caks
Stands Bouquets Cartonsge. Fancy Ohris
and New Tear Presents Cernueoptas, &c, No
Levee street. between Sd kOzs and Coat streets HsV
Orleans. Il.
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Subordinate Lodges.
LOUISIANA LOpGE 30. ]

LOUISIANA LODGE NO.
Meets Friday evening" in Lodge noon No. the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Onicers-J. David
son. N CT j. Z. Lockwood, V. c.; O. A. Barnes, Secre-
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The following documents throw some light on
the policy of the Mexican empire towards the
United States. and show the steps that were
deemed most advisable TO secure recognition.
Judge Rugges offers his services to obtain
recognition:
TConsu ate Of the Mexican Empire New Oresns-Dupcate
No. 2D-private.l
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DETER kOss.

Returns hshks the citizens Of their patron
for the last - He hes additions
70 hi Workshop and introduced several woodworking
In his ine
Shops ard Office Of Pytanis EOn
hechsn'cs' pNehange box No I
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Tea as a Medical stimnlant.

The last number of the Boston Ned
tcaL and Surgical Journal contains an
interesting communication upon the action
Of them on the human system. Them is an
integral part Of tea, and gives to the herb
its peculiar force as stimulant. 1t is also
found in coffee, and in certain South Ameri.
can plants, whose leaves are used to prepare
a table beverage. The author Of the article
in question made several experiments of
them upon human cases. It was found that
in every instance the pulse was lowered, a
nervous tremulousness followed, and special
mental activity was noticeable One gen.
tlemeu, under the influence of this alkaloid,
spoke emphatically Of his INCREASED brain
power, enabling him to read certain books,
which he had before accounted as abtruse,
with the greatest ease, and an extraordinary
power of grasping the subject without any
effort, as he read rapidly on The testi-
mony Of lone Of the most powerful writer's
amongst our New England women" is also
adduced. Her testimony was to the effect
that "some hours after taking quantity of
tea she felt as if there was nothing left but
her head, which furnished rapidly language
of ideas of the best quality, and in goody
quantity, all night long In its medical
form THEM is employed as sedative. This,
by the way, appears something like strong
alopathic endorsement of Hahneman's the.
ory. 1t cures neuralgia headaches, where
pills ere objected to. Them ointment for
the hair is found to have like effect Pas.
tiles made with them, when burnt in a room,
are said TO produce an equally soothing ef
feet to irritable nerves.
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GEN. BLAIR ON THE REVOLUTION.
Choose ye between them.

Last week. at the mammoth demoustra
ton at New York. which is universally &C
kEowledged to have been the largest ever
witnessed in this country, more than twenty.
FIVE acres Of the undaunted democracy OF
the empire state assembled together to ties.
tlfy their faith in the constitution and laws,
and their fidelity to Seymour and Blair, the
defenders of the Unions supremacy. In.
side of Tammany Hall five thousand earnest
men were packed, like herrings in a barrel
The platform was crowded with the working
and eloquent leaders of great national
party, and every sentiment of devotion to the
Union and Cancellation for the down.troddeu
white men Of the south, was cheered to the
echo. The appearance Of Major Gen. Blair
was the signal for a tremendous outburst of
enthusiasm. He spoke for two hours in his
usual eloquent and foFcibly manner, laying
bare TO the bone the sophistries Of the radi.
cal party. In relation to the ridiculous
charge that he was engaged in "inciting
another rebellion" Gen. Blair said:-
"But how would this rebellion commence
if Mr. Seymour shonld be elected? Sup.
pose when he is elected he should take the
ground that the decisions of the supreme
court must be regarded, must be executed {;
that the will Of the people must be carried
out, and that these laws being declared
unconstitutional by the court, it was his
bounden duty, having sworn to maintain the
constitution, to set them aside Suppose he
| should DO that, who would begin rebellion?
| A voice, They would. All, tell you
they would not. Applausel They would
not begin it. They are verv bold when
they have the power in their hands hut
can tell you they will not be quite so bold
when the power passes into the hands Of
another man. Applause. They will not
begin a revolution they will not lift a
tnger-and promise you-upon my word
and honor, that if Mr. Seymour does this
thing, | will not revoutionize against him.
Laughter. Now, my fellow citizens, this
is the bold, naked, contemplate pretext
these men have set up, and upon which they
have made, had almost said, their entire
csnvsss-thst Frank Blair, backed by the
'oOet kS"eAais vi tue SOURI, was gong TO
revolutionize the country by restoring the
constitution, carrying out the will Of the
people, and executing the DEGREES of the su.
preme court. That is all there is of il, RI
do not propose to do anything else-have
never promised to DO anything else; bnt. III
elected, so help me God, if have the power |
to do it, will carry out the will of the peo. |
pie. Loud and long applause. And I |
tell you, my friends | can promise you
another thing-that there will be no revolu.
non that the reconstruction acts will perish
Wl,hSQt one word being said, if the people
PI! seymour and Blair in the places for
plause."l Jap
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young ladies who visited the house grew
shy and that mammas put their heads to.
Rether Ia out of the way places, and that
Cecilia and Zip lOitered by themselves
late IN the evening under the arbor
Something was wrong. Curiosity was ex.
cited 10 the highest pitch. What could be
the matter ia Mr.. As hospitable man.
sion? Mr.. A. closed his shutters. DR..
B--'s cayiage rolled up to the door, and
after much search a very old and very deaf
German nurse was procured. She was puz.
zIed by the yellow complexion Of the new
conner, and insisted upon having some SAT.
iron water. la vain the attendant made
motions and shouted ia her car Saffron
water, she said, was always used 10 Germa.
ny tor dark complexion. Az length the
doctor pushed the distressed old Woman out
Of the room. This was more than Mr..
A had bargained for, aud hastily pack.
ing his trunks, lbft the city, and Two months
ago he died in India. The poor old man is
at rest.
1t is curious that Of oil the friends who
bad drank Mr.. As wine, only two-the
Congressman and Miss D.-remained to
share the shame Of pretty Cecilia. When
questioned as to what should be done, the
congressman said, "Marry, by all means.
Color is nothing. The Pyramids Of Egypt
were erected by men whose tawny color and
brawny arms would shame pale Amer.
cans Mis- D. was called into the
chamber, and said, "Friends, unite your
hands as you have your hearts, Nature de.
lights in an endless variety Of forms and
colors. My roam horse is just as pretty to
the eye which has been turned to the end.
less harmonies of creation, as white
horse
An Episcopal minister WAS called 10 two
bridesmaids, with orange flowers in their
hair, "stood up Zip was dressed IN q
blue coat, with metal buttons, and the two
were made one flesh. Since the affair, the
front OF the house remains closed moss
and lichens cover the windows and door.
steps, but the curious traveller who peeps
through the lattice gate, at any time, can
see Cecilia watching her child at play upon
the grass, and the huge negro father and
husband lying at full length asleep in the
sun. What the mother thinks Of her pres.
ent condition, or Of the hereafter, is un.
known to us.