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trutlstt,arm Htriau unr al ssn ttLfIa ron 9us
ssmrianren lit, lninlf. ,a,ss MlHtittu ikrss,s.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-01-11

-Sin basrf.is sa5 rta GbruHe, wsstaIt ct
ai6t. ssiratss, faltu an: Tas 5.tratssn IL alIst.
META. Ia Der Gbs 3snIt man id usstmsin,
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ID.
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EXTRA CHARsss.

|r 2 IL EXTRA CHARGES.
French Language, per session eA,eS :"
Drawing and painting in. water 90. 4 - -
!oara 80 @Vs<Z s,e@u@s
Painting in Oil colours As9
Embrosdering on linen, elolh,, xlL, st.s@ N'''sA'
IN gold or Silver a.@''" 81 see AAa
Taking of ar,ifetsl towers e ''' Ace 81
Parents and GUardiaEs. are respectfully te1Il
request ed themselves to present ,hsi,
daughters TO The Lady Tescher.
, Hours for admission from 8 to 9 An. .,b
and from 4 to s. P. M rssks fas s5saas,sr t ~
Of ALT the pupils unconditional der. tgs
lily, diligence, application to sslf-imprese ~
ment, elea ufiness and polite be havisarvars, i
required. ga s..~aN - = -
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STRAY NOTICED

Taken up by Jalius Meyer and T~pesssa,sisi9
before C. Rabenau,a justice OF the psase
in and tor Ricblaad TowBshipin Easeohade
County, a stray mare FLY, Of sorreI eeloy,
supposed to be TWO years cid, a~fourteer sss
and a half hands high, With liule white ssi
spots on the head and left kiad leg, ap-j nss
praised at sixty dollars.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-01-11

Hsrutiaums Biusua: r6tr 6litn-
tsssn, GaU Dumb bat mir a.sin. sarIs Butter
S'uLu.
@ai'uttrs" (talslats): uDas raat ssm
3 ,Rn'l ii9ts.
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9fabri6tett aus Demtie6iamb uub
ka Der q dbtpeia.

a3sntsn unr Reiitnte fir ritjt lsidt a~tlsssars
3tttnns ~fissn gu Zen gun fisf,n gsbinsuna.u
9sfatt pom .as:s.s-
9. Stetssr III gtw gorf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-08

D S~-Gfany-s F1rst Class Passenger
United states Mail Steamers,
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- ,I,-a-i5szr..euts for B-rss months or more
g., ,,ar cert. viii be deducted frem the above
rates. -, .-,,,as will
A5va-f zserasuts 20 occupy liked places wiz
~. ,-,,s-ged Il u per cent over regular Iale''
O7 ..5----,fss-,ents inserted at Intervals, 70 be
.,,srg.I tyyzn-y per cent. On regular rates
--,.t,rs in Brewer, twenty cents per me
as,srtfseulenfs in WEEKLT, one aoilSa Pei
seuarc for epch inseFtian. &c.,,
All s5vcrtI-ements, except for esiaD-lsneu
,,,--l-,sss f,ou-ss. with whom VIC bave running
ss,,,rts must be paid for la adyznoe-
.s,--isge ssd Death Notices, niiy Genus
,,,,s-ifsfIs ard Religious notices, ten cents per
line. -, ,,,,-s-tisa-
-,e,f uhilis with regu ar advertisers 10 Dc
rendered monthly. ,-..,,
Bv the system row adopted ana li''iii y" -
,+s APPEAL. viii in no case depart, we shaA De
80 70 advertise lower FOR p omp' men HHu
,-ct .orextlleui s.ith the losses which ns"sp4-
,er puslisLers generally suffer BY advertising
on credit. -4, e..
Political notices must hereafter pe 70
cd s1 Epscisl notices WIN b charged for at
the REGULAR price. except when they are s'IlclIs
voIuntarv ard complimentary
Communications Of a Porsonsl nature VIII
m CHARGED Tor at the same rates as local nollees
JOHN 6. {. HOGAN d co.
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FAssmAN's Ison TIES
COTTON BALES.

rT7HE undersigned have made extensive 1r-
A Iangemeuts TO supply the demand l0r L-l5ss
Ties the present season.
In addition % the FASS NAN HIAt1OED II 2
and BUTTON TIE, 80 extensively used terriu-
fore they now offer bis ALLIGATl z. TIE. with
teeth so arranged as TO i. sian5iy clamp the
hoop when the pressure is removes tcCm the
bale and hold it without s. l-pplug.
Great pains hsve beeu taEen 20 secure tl2
best quality OF iron.
These Ties are Sd simple in their arrange
ment that they can be applied BY any one 20
bales Of any size. with tie same facility sn4
e1 petition as rope. In strength, security and
facility Of application, they VIII compare L.
vOTably with any Jet introduced.
The advantages Of Iron Ties are now grner-
ally recognized. but it is deemed nat Qua OF
place to ca ] the attention Of those iUreEa1-- -C
to the very emphatic recommendation OF JG-
derWritRTs- EUeamh0at Gaplsius, and Owners
and Agents OF Sea steG uerz and Sailing Nes-
sels, reesuIly published II the newspapers IA
New Orleans.
CHAMBERS & LATTlNG,
General Agents New Orleans
For sale by
MEACHAAf & TREAu3VELL,
HARRIS, COCHRAN z CO.,
Memphis,
And other dealers and Grocery Merchants.
Ea22 sos
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y respectfully,
MRS. VIM. B. COLLINS.

AGrTrs WANTED Male or Female, in every
1wn and county in the United States, 10 intro
d. e thfs celebrated preparation, Agents are
nov making from Sl50 to S20s per month, clear
OF 4 -nses. Applics tiOns for agencies can ne
made lor the present to Mrs. jackson, at the
Whiteulore House, Adams street, between
Third and Fourth Memphis; or to the man u
featuring depot No li3 sixth street, st. Louis,
Mo either in person or by letter.
r,og7 If
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-08

TN Offering OUR BITTERs to the Southern
L Public, We have no hesitancy in asserting
their superiority over any Northern Produe-
tioA In our markets. In their degisement they
are purely Southern = compounded with
special sdaptitude to the vaIisus types OF
stomacic arrangements prevalent our
climate,
Itis gentle ssimulsnt TO the system after
undergoing severe illness.
II Is e cure for Dyspepsia
1t assists Digestion.
It cures Diarrhea and Cholera M0rbus.
II is preventive for Chills and Fevers.
IL is an Invaluable companion for person
travelling at all ceasOns OF the year.
Itis HOME enterprise, and possesses true
merit
~ sold everywhere,
O. H. E3BERT q c..
Sole Manufacturers
Depot, No. Howard's Row,
teble u Memphis. Tenn.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcKsoN'S
Queen BesS Complexion Wash.

V'HE following certificates, selected from hun
I dreds in tue possession OF the propristress,
are con ddently submitted TO the public:
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greeting assuring them that the kind
expressions of commendatiOn so fire.
quently received from them have been
as gratefully regarded as the thirsty and
weary Traveller appreciates q well-spriDg
Of cooling water in the dry and arid
desert.
GRAND COUNCIL.
3 Ill Jno McClelland, Grand Master,
recommends in his address to the last
GTapd Council of Tennessee, that the
Grand Council take into consideration
the proprieiy of turning over to the Sub
ordinate Chapters the authority TO con-
fer the Royal and Select degrees, and
report their work 10 the Grand Chapter.
This, of course, would abolish the future
meetings Of this Grand Body, and ren
der it entirely unnecessary that it should
meet again.
A committee was appointed to con-
slider the proposition. Comp. Fuller was
re elected Grand Recorder.
New Hssonie TeIn2Ie at PhiISieIPhia.
The Mssons OF Philadelphia have pun
chased q lot on the corner Of Broad and
Filbert streets, on which they intend to
erect new Masonic hall. The contract
for the building has already been
awarded, and the contractor guarantees
70 Jay the corner stone next st, JOINS
day, and flush the edifiee five years
hence, at a cost Of three-fourths Of mil
lion Of dollars. Tae new hall will be Of
granite, and in the Norman style. The
four sides Of the building will be Of gran
lite, the only difference in the design be-
ing in the front on Broad street, which,
1t Is intended, will present one Of the
most magnificent features of that thor
oughfATe.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
.-, .DyERTEsERs AND PATRONS OF
10 TuE APPEAL.

We take pleasure In announcing 70 w .,5-,,,
vertisua patrons OF the AIrkAi' q reooe.i,, -
- of advertising. We make this reoue-
o'l t,-stfcs 10 she small advertiser, who has
,.,.oscre - been taxed disproportionately 10
the large ones -. ,te
s0sT about one years effort to bring the
hack 20 It's old posi- ion as The leading
s,,5 NEST widely circulated paper ID tue s'''e'
we have succeeded. ,,-...,r.
We feel justified In saying thHl 50 la
,-tst,on is c.lcerned, there is no better soNe,-
-, ,,e5tup, In the Ci'y OF state We eaii
a,,entiop to our terms FOR advertising. They
49, ,sen adopted by us without consulting
.nv .r'y' other journal; and they VIII net be de-
s,ad - nom They are row no higher than
!I,,,s of tle Journals Of Louisville, lower man
,,oss OF New Orleans; and as low as Is com
'--,t,as with the existence OF respectable
newspaper IN Memphis.
,e.fes Of Advertising Of the memphis
Appeal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-08

- ~'''s 2 A'0s' assessors.
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~. bJN.JlRp9TV M Q-L--
DIR. Randall says he should not dare to
winter sheep without salt, especially
when any kind of disease is prevalent.
The beet way is to give sheep constant
access to it allowing their instincts TO
guide them, after they become habit
Uated to its free use,
Solitude bears the same relation to the
mind that sleep does to the body. Ii
affords it the necessary opportunities toE
repose and recovery. But if you are
bored from morning until midnight
with visiting losfers, how can you have
repose and get recreation!
Agriculture has assumed new phase
in Nebraska. The farmers are all plant
ing forests, which.will bless future geneF'
ations, if not the present one.
One hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars worth ofdrled fruit-apples, peaches
plums and blackberries have been seni
North from Forsyth county, North Caro-
lima, this season.
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MRS. WIN. R COLLINS CERTIFICATE

HAESIBAL., Mo August 2, 1895.
MRS. JACKSON Dear Ssddm an most
happy to form you that after having suffered
more than three years with what some pnysi-
clans call nursing sore mouth, or canker OF the
mouth and throat tried various remedies,
but found nothing to do me any good until
heard of your oils for the complexion and
teeth, called queen Bsss." bought one bot
tie went according to directions, and arm truly
thankful { , say have found a permanent cure.
Hopiug YOU will publish this. that other LOOr
81 fferers may be benefited by it, remain,
Yours respectfully,
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are onddenly submitted TO the public:
MRS. WoLCOTT'S CERTIFICATE.
QUINpY, IL, November 5. 1866.
Mas. JACKSON, Dear Kadans-Tt ia with
? Ieasure that certify to you that seein@ one
of your circulars, which contained certificates
and Endorsements from the beS! physicians and
the Highest edicai authorities Of the United
States. cert flying that your oils for the coma
piexiOn and teeth were purely the OILS, extracts
and essences OF flowers. and they warrant 10
when used according to directions to cure the
worst aDd most difficult cases Of nursing, sore
1uoEth canker OF the stomach, bowels and dys
persia. For scrofulous disorders, when used
both internally and extsrna II, it has no equal.
Dear Madam, seeing this, and my little daugh-
ter, aged fifteen mouths, having the Whooptng
cough for several months, accom- rauieI with
what the doctors call wtiJe caGker, her mouth
and throat being terribly liberated, and hav.
ing tried everything for It's relief could hear
or all to no purpose, bought one bottle OF
your oil for the complexion, cal ed Queen
Bess." went according to the directions, did not
use quite enc bottle, and l am most happy to
state to you that IL has cured my child. she is
row as well and hearty as ever she was in her
lie. I give you this, my certificate, Aoping you
will publish IL, that thousands of others who
may be afflicted with any OF the above affec-
tions may at once get a bottle of your Queen
Rrss" (" for feel sure they VIII find immediate
relief Yours respectfully,
MRS. GEO. WCLCOTT,
Jersey street. bet. Sixth and seventh.
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MosRY q DoRIoN.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
omce-No. Is NOsby < Hunts Building,
Upstairs,
No. sO4 Front Street, Memphis, Tenn.

OtONSIGNNE NENT5 of Cotton for sale or shi p
I ! ment Receiving and Forwarding Merchan-
disc solicited. Orders accompanying cOnslg n
ments carefully ard promptly executed Bag
gng, Rope and supplies furnished at lowest
market rates. Cotton In store and by river in
III vfasan al nj I'm
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A little boy, son of Mr.. Webb Of
Marengo, Illinois, recently fell backward
into boiler of hot water and severely
scalded his shoulders. Some kind Of oil
was applied and the little sufferer placed
in he'd. Shortly afterward another oil
was rubbed on his shoulders over the
first. The little fellow soon screamed
piteously, and smoke was observed ar's-
ing from the bed. An examination
resulted In the discovery that the sheets
were on fire aud that the boys BACK Was
literally roasted. Indeed, so severe
were bis iniuries, that he died in few
hours. Physicians who were called gave
the opinion that mixed Oil applied to the
first burn had produced spontaneous
combustion, which bad ignited the
sheets.
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EDUCATIONAL.
S0HA0L 0F THE HOLY ono S.
Park Avenue AcademY.

rs,TfRFE MILES FROM MEMPHIS, NEAR
1 Memphis and Charleston Railroad. The OBJ
iecf of tnis school Is 10 prepare boys for the
University OF Virgfniaor any college, or for the
active dut es OF lie. In The Primary Depart-
ment special attention will be glveu TO Read
log Writing and Spelling The Principal has
bad ten years experiences IN teaching In Alex
Nnaria Richmond and Lynchburg, VirginiS,
aud designs establishing permanent school.
for its refinefneut and Intelligence. and IL near
Park Avenue Church, where religious services
are held every sunday. Beard can be obtained
near the school for si8 per month. The next
session eomro eaces February 3D. Reference ::
DR.. ]. ] Williams, y. M. Trezevant, N y. Dead
rick, &. Kayner, Es1rsy captain r. \. Co 2,
Moore. D.D., Richmond, Va; Rev. r. l. Dab
new. b D., Rev. b. NJ. smith, ID D. Uni9n SEM
inary, Va; Rev. J. B. Ramsey, DID,. Judge d
A. Wilson Hon. + p. Dean, u0n. Charles l.
Mos y, Lynchhurg, Va; Prot. Q. =. Venable,
University Of Virginia, Frof. VIM. Dtnwiddie
late University Of Virginia
ialS z,re W. L. MILLER, MA. Principal.
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CALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY.
1857.

LoDaEs
ANsFRovA. 40. l6s. Mests iEt Monday in
even month, Al Otd-F sllows' Hall cor. Court
snd Main. d. p. Forster, % Front street,
" NJ: John BeaIaisti suc'y.
ssfu rH AfEarHIs. No us Meets ID Friday Of
each Fnouth-Hall, cor Madison and second.
a j. wheeler, ". NJ; Benz. K PUllsn, Sec.
IETIa SCOTT. No. 283. Meets lst Friday o. each
mouth Hall. cor. Madison aud Second. John
Ainslie, ". NJ; H. P: Woodward, sec.
HrlgILToS, No. zs2 Meets Sd Friday OF each
nonth-oid-FellOws' Hall. p. 81. Stanley,
" N ". II. Butts See
RrIwrHNTgG No. 34l ~. d. Meets 4tb Friday
Hellersh, 63d, ". n; b. X. Puuea, 3D. See.
ROYAL Arch.
PEfss Chapter, No 4 y Mssis u Monday OF eaeh
h-OaJ-YeIlows' lEsll. Johu Zent, A. 4.
H.P.; q. Il. Levy, Sec'y'
RASOs.M
FrEFza Councl. No. 9. Meets ID 8ondsy Of
each uaoutn 1d-FellOws' Hall John Aent,
II. H. II. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TksrPLAR5.
lJYRFsE CoIanandery, No. 4 Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month John lenl Conn., n j.
A. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
% bT0lls stleet.
Hszvrrs Ladge 81 PsrfsctlOu, 18th: No. /.
~ ssc6 mouth. Henry p. WoOdard. 8ld, g.,
81. Cbsrlss n Carroll 18th. see-'
MrTazAs L0dze 81 PeEiecllpe, lilh-i 80, Z,
Meets ltn Wednesday OF each month. George
NeiIersh, s2d, O.. NJ. (; A. 4. Frsnklsnds I'D,
,,ssts;fr, council ofPrinces OF Jerusalem, 18TH
No. l. Benz. K. Pulisns szd-, TsTsh.''; -
c1Tv'ARY cIrAPrER Of Bose Croix, lsth., No. l.
Chsrles ". Adams, 22o., Ia. W. h. T. Tom
sTITfPPE DCPLzssEIs Council Of K-h, Seth.r
No T. Henry = Woodard, I'D, Comm
William f. Ciroee sd, Rec :. ,os 1,,r
nosgz7sTcRY OF WEST IENS Es5FEl %. John
Ainslie. SD, Comm. IN ChleIi DOase y
Trader, sd, Reg.
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a ipnsry, etc. prescriptions soarefuiiy nrs-
Pafeai both day and aishk. iaHS IA
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TIRE MISSES BOWERS

WILL ofen the Spring Session OF their
w school, Oh monday. the 9th of January,
at their iegidence, No los Monroe street. They
have engaged the services Of Pros Niilehuiin,
who viii give Instruction in French. Jree ~
charge. As evidence or the succ-ss aUtc R1ant
upon their efforts. they would refer 70 their
d ttrons AR F. NJ Cash, Gen. W. Y. &. Humes,
SIR b. K. PulIen, Mr.. +. ii. Word, Mr.. S. Z.
Read, Mr. W. P. Mitchell. and others.
sataI
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POPULAR WORKS ON FREEAAEOTRY
PUBLISHED BY TaE
MASONIC PUgLIS HING
AND
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
43a Er0Ome street, Kew York.

7 liturgy Or THE ANCIENT AND AC-
j cepted ScOtii-h Rite OF fTeemasOnry, f. T
the southern JrsriSdlct ction Of The United states.
BY Alb-rt Pike, &8t. GOV. Grand Commander.
SvO. Splendidly illustrated with ChromO-lit1o-
graphic plates and numerous wood engraving gs,
Part } /, 4th to l4th degree. 50 o.
4s7ss II would pernap- seem unnecessary after
giving the above t.tle-page TO say nything
further N the way OF recommendation. The
name of the author should OF Itself be a suffi-
cient guarantee OF its worth III. Bro. Pike, by
his lsal ming and contributions has done as
much to elevate he standard OF Masonic lite
rature and extend a knowledge OF its symbol
man. This book, in its particular department,
may justly be considered a masterpiece, ein-
bracing matter not only useful 10 the Masonic
student Of every grade, but 10 men OF science
in The highest literary leld Of the present age
notwithstanding this book has been preceded
BY several OF a similar character yet 10 Bro.
Pike alone is due the honor Of first exploring
This branch Of Masonic literature and OF open
ing 20 the admiration of the Graft It's vast store
house of knowledge and beauty. This work
contains the degrees of the Ancient and Ac-
cepted Rite from the fourth to the fourteenth
inclusive, is elegantly illustrated with chrOmO-
ithOgraph engravings, showing all the jewels.
costume, furniture, etc, belonging to each de-
gree No expense has been spared in getting IL
up ana II is with nout doubt the 1st elegant, as
well rs one of the most useful BOOKS, ever Of
fered to the fraternity,
Published and for sale by the Masonic Pub
lfghing and Manufacturing Company, 432
Brooms street, New York, and Booksellers gem
orally In Uhe United States.
ns- Copies of the above for the Memphis
Brethren are ready for delivery at the Editorial
Rooms Of the APPEAL, IA Jefferson street, up
stairs. jan29lw
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THE Albany Constitutional Conven-
ton continues in existence, but is doing
nothing useful. The New York papers
of all parties are making unlimited game
of II, and one of them says fbe lapi-
dary will have but brief duty OF record
on It's grave stone-Born 1857; died 1858,
Of exhaustion Of speech" :"
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GoST.

rFlHE following COUPONS OF the Mississippi
1 and Tennessee r. r., were lost IN this city In
October last. Payment has been stopped. Any
in formation concerning them will be received
by r. s. Davis President First National Bank
or Memphfs.
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Lost Certificate Of Stock,

CtERTIFICATE of Stock No. 1585 for 10
I shares OF stock in the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Company in the name OF
John W. Lewis OF Barlow county, Georgia, has
Deen lost or rsislaid- will, al the pI oper time,
apply TO the Secretary Of the company for q
duplicate Of the same. The public are warned
MOI to trade fQHsaid Certificate.
JAMES K. BROWN, admir-
feh6 laWsw Of John W, Lewis leqd
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Diseases of the Eye.

nR KEYsER- late a pupil Of Prof. V. Grsefe
| in ttrrIin has lab isied his ON e ~ b5a
main street. opposite Court Square He Is pre-
pared 70 tssnt All diseas es, make an oPefalons
ssTd ,Ly--icnl examfpstions of tho Eye. Re
spsctfuiiy refers 10 the medical profession in
ne citv. Office hours m TO 3 O'Clock. feb6 luie
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and who was the author +?

ANSW ER--Of course we can. Iney
were aritten by Sir Edward Bulwer Lyt-
ton, and are to be found in the following
ODE TO FREE9IASONRT.
The word may rail al Masonry.
Aud &c II the square and Hhei
Well low with cOmplacency
The Masters great design.
Aud Though our sisters frOED, and though
u ere Dy our mothers chided,
COuld they our wurss and hearts but know
We would lot be drrided-
Ard though toe birgs OF earth unite
Our temple to assdll,
While armed with truth, and love, ana HGht,
Ger them We shall prevail
a cloud may veil the face OF day,
But ua.turs smiles at one
That should adventuTe-DOld essay >
To qUeuch tue glorious sun.
A king can make a gaTtersd knight,
And breathe away another;
But he with Il his skill and might,
Can never make Brother
This power alone, thou Mystic All,
ErtSmasOurg, Is Lclne!
The power To tame the savage neaIt
With brother 10 divine.
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GOOD COFFEE.

1t is doubted whether one family IN
dozen knows what really good coifee'
is. Never buy your coffee ground, eut
grind il yourself, Immediately before
using it; keep your coffee pot, whatever
kind you may use, wiped clean and dry
inside a damp tea or coffee pot acquires
8 musty flavor that spOils the best
tea or coffee, The cheapest, and
perhaps the best coffee pots, are
those made on the French plan, called
cGIetieTes. If you have not one OF these,
adopt the following plan: Put your
freshly ground coffee into the coffee pot,
previously made warm, and pour upon
it water actually boiling: set the pot oy
the side Of the fire for few seconds, out
do not let it boil up, then pour cupful
out and return it back again to the POT